Summary of Mary U (Mollie) TREXLER
Name: |
Mary U (Mollie) TREXLER |
Gender: |
Female |
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Facts and Events
Birth |
February 5, 1868, Arkansas. |
Death |
December 5, 1904, Whitton, AR. |
Notes
1870 US Census
State:IL
County: Pope
Post Office: Glendale
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Trexler, Joseph A, 34 year old farmer b. Georgia
Trexler, Ellen, 32, b. TN
Trexler, William H, b. Ark in 1860
Trexler, Joanna, 7, b, Ark in 1863
Trexler, Sarah A, 2, b. Ark in 1868 (twin of Mary U)
Trexler, Mary U, 2, b. Ark in 1868 (twin of Sarah A)
Trexler, Eliza C (Kate) b. IL in 1869
Trexler, Melissa, 2 months, b. IL in 1870
Twin sister of Sarah A (Sallie) Trexler. Sallie and Mary were sisters of William Henry Trexler who stated his father was born in Mississippi on all census entries. The William P. and Wiley Trexler families of North Carolina lived in Marshall County Mississippi from 1841 to sometime after 1850, according to Census records of Marshall County. We do not know the identity of Stephen H. Jones of Shelby County, Tennessee, which is right across the river from the Trexler's home in Gilmore, Crittenden County, Arkansas.
Mary TREXLER
Female
Other Information:
Birth Year
Birthplace AR
Age 13
Occupation Laborer
Marital Status S
Race W
Head of Household Stephen H. JONES
Relation Other
Father's Birthplace UNK
Mother's Birthplace UNK
Source Information:
Census Place District 6, Shelby, Tennessee
Family History Library Film 1255278
NA Film Number T9-1278
Page Number 140C
Listed as boarding and had attended school. Raleigh, TN, just outside of Memphis, became a popular area during the yellow fever epidemic of 1878. Many people fled to Raleigh to escape the fever.
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