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[15508] See the unverified file KCXF-JRV in familysearch.org for more information about Mary Jane.
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[47402] James is son of Franklin James Grider (1875-1919) & Cordelia Allen (1872-1939). "Rogersville Review [Rogersville, Tennessee], 26 February 1942," p. 1: "James Hobart Grider, 44, died at the Vanderbilt hospital, Nashville on Saturday, Feb 21st. About ten days before his death he had submitted to a surgical operation for the removal of a brain tumor. Mr Grider was born and reared near Mooresburg and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grider, both deceased. Seven years ago he moved to Rogersville having accepted a position as mechanic in the Card and Label plant. Up until within five weeks of his death he continued to work there but had been in failing health for a year. He is survived by his wife, who before marriage was Gladys Smith of Rogersville; four sons, Kyle, F. J. and Elmer of Detroit, Mich., and Arthur, Rogersville; two daughters, Mrs. Hiram Lovin and Mrs Milum Trent, Mooresburg. At the age of twelve years he became a member of Big Hill Baptist church. Later he became a teacher in the Sunday school, superintendent of the Sunday school and a deacon of the church as well as song leader. After removal to Rogersville he joined the Rogersville Baptist church and was active in the Sunday school, Training Union and worship services of the church."
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[44817] The unverified information in "Descendants of Ira Allen of St. Lawrence, New York" in 2019 in https://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com provides Orsemus' information and ancestry and reports: "Orsemus Harris was born on 25 Jun 1818 in Vermont.. He removed to Michigan in the 1850's Wisconsin in the 1860's and Nebraska in the 1870's. He died on 16 Jul 1890 in Burwell, Garfield County, Nebraska and is buried in the Cottonwood Cemetery there. He was married first to Anna Allen about 1837 in New York, second to Lovicy Matilda Allen in 1855 in Michigan,"
[11965] A posting on genforum in genealogy.com 8 July 2008 states "the dates fit for this Joseph to be son of Hope Watts, Jr. and wife Sarah Baskin - http://www.kindredkonnections.com/wattsgenealogy/WATTS-411.html". A posting on genforum 7 Oct 2003 by Robert Thompson offers: "Hope Hull Watts had a son by a second marriage, Hope Hull Watts Jr. Hope Hull Watts Jr. married Sarah E. Baskin b July 24, 1841. Sarah Baskin was the daughter of James Baskin b Aug. 18, 1800 Abbeville Co., S.C.; 1828 to Carroll Co., Ga.; Judge: Methodist minister d mar. 4, 1888 Hickory Level, Carroll Co., GA. and sister to my Great-Grandmother Mary A.E. Baskin Thompson, wife of Dr. James Dalrymple Thompson. James Dalrymple Thompson and Hope Hull Watts Jr. obtain their Medical degrees at the Southern Botanico School of Medicine of Macon Ga. in the year 1856. They set up practice that year in the town of Cave Springs GA. My Great-grandfather Dr. J. D. Thompson sold his business holdings and his newly constructed home to his brother-in -law Hope Hull Watts Jr. and Hope Hull's older half brother George T. Watts in 1859. George T. Watts graduated from the same medical school (renamed the Reform Medical School of Macon GA.) in 1859. Both Hope Hull Watts Jr. and George T. Watts serve in the Civil War. Hope Hull Watts Jr. for the Union and George T. Watts for the Confederacy. Hope Hull Watts Jr. returned to Polk Co. GA after the war but was unable to reestablish himself in the south. He briefly held the position of Post Master in Cedartown Ga. before relocating his family North. The home built by my Great-grandfather and purchased by Hope Hull and brother Geroge T. Watts still stands in the town of Cave Springs, Floyd Co. GA and is listed on the National Historical Register for the State of Georgia." http://www.ronulrich.com/rfuged/fam08534.htm reports Joseph was b. ca. 1860 in OH. Ancestry.com offers: "Watts Name Meaning - English: patronymic from Watt. This surname is also well established in South Wales."