Timeline of Family Events:

Theory Begins here:  The Case for Lewis Bobo... is he ours?
     Updated: 10/25/2003
1.  This may not be our Lewis after 1850...
2.  1846 - Sep 19th: S Gibbs is ask to WRITE to Louis Bobo, about letter 
      of dimission, this indicates Lewis is not living in Union at this time...
3.  1846 - Dec 19th - the Church grants a letter to Lewis Bobo... (Padgetts's).
4.  1846/47?: I believe Lewis Bobo was on the 2nd wagon Train with Elias White, 
     that arrived in Bowie Co TX, in 1847, though it is possible he was on the 1st, 
     the above letter would have taken more than a month to go to Bowie Co TX? 
     and back to SC, in 1846, for such a remote unsettled location... 
5.  1846 - Lewis Bobo is on the Bowie Co Poll Tax List. (1st Wagon train?)
6.  1850 Lafayette Co AR Census, Lewis, 25yrs old, living with Sarah Nix, in the 
     Rea River Community.  Sarah widow of John Nix, decd, from Union Co SC. 
     Sarah arrived on the 1st wagon train with Ben White, in the Texarkana TX area.
7.  My Guess is that Lewis left AR after 1850 & moved to Houston Co TX,
     which was the original destination of the Ben White Wagon train that arrived in 1846.
8.  1850 Hou Co TX census indicates Lewis's future wife's (Ann) family, already there...
     Lewis's Wife: is listed as Marey A Anderson (18), she is living with her mother
     Marey A, and a Sister Jane, in the Household of Thomas Cartwright, whose  
     daughter is Marey A Cartwright (1yr) ... 
9a.1853 - Lewis on last Poll Tax of Bowie Co TX.
9.  1853/54 - Marriage Year: from the birth of 1st child Elizabeth abt 1855/56, would 
     estimate abt 1853/54, as the marriage year of this Lewis & Ann Bobo. From the
     1850 Hou Co Census, we know Lewis & Ann, would have married in Hou Co TX. 
10.1860 - The Age of Lewis in 1850 (25) matches with the L Bobo in 1860 (35) Hou Co 
     TX, we know from descendants of L Bobo, that in fact, he was also a Lewis Bobo.
11.1860 - L N Bobo, on 1860 Texas Agricultural Census.
12. Descendants claim the oldest son of this Lewis was, Thomas Cartwright Bobo, 
     apparently named after the 1850 census Thomas Cartwright, connection unknown.
13. Children of Lewis & Ann: Elizabeth, Thomas, Jefferson, Jenny, & Robert. 
14. Thomas C Bobo, oldest son of Lewis & Marey: Descendants say he was born 
     15 Jun 1859 TX, this age matches with the 1860 Houston Co TX census, 1yr old. 
15. 1870 - M M Anderson (72), head of household for all of Lewis Bobo's children, 
      Lewis & Ann have both died. M M is probably Marey A Anderson from the 1850
      Hou Co Census, mother of Lewis's wife Ann. 
16. 1880 - M M Anderson has passed away, children are probably assigned guardians. 
      (Not confirmed at this time)
17. 1880 - Jenny 16, is a Servant in house of Marshal D Knox, Ellis Co TX.
18. 1880 - Jefferson 18, Boarder/Laborer, house of Anon Roberts, Hill Co TX.
19. 1880 - Have not found Elizabeth 28, Thomas 22, or Robert 15. We know from
      descendants that Jenny married a McDaniel, lived her final years (wd) 
      with her brother Thomas & wife, Jenny said to be buried at Hico Cemetery.
20. 1903 - Laura Jane Bobo, 1st cousin to Thomas C Bobo, dau of Jeremiah Bobo, Lewis's
      brother, died 29 Sep 1903 and is buried at Pottsville Cem Hamilton Hamilton Co TX.
      To me this offers a some confirmation the "Uncle Lewis, is our Lewis of Houston Co TX.
21. 1937 -  Jenny [Bobo] McDaniel buried Hico Cemetery Hamilton Co TX.
22. 1925 - Thomas C Bobo dies, 25 Jan 1925 Hico Hamilton Co TX.
23. The fate of Elizabeth, Jefferson and Robert is currently unknown.
24. Note: Thomas had 8 children, one known to this writer, Annie, had 12 children.

**Notes from Mike White:

I have not found another Lewis Bobo (or L Bobo) from South Carolina that would have
been 25 years old in 1850, in all of Texas, 1850/1860.

 CENSUS RECORDS:

1850 Lafayette Co AR Census Rea River Twp Page 168b
               ED date 18th Oct 1850 by John D Hundy
               Ancestry image #1 Rea River Twp.
26 - 26
Sarah Nix     44  F W head  SC
Ellen S         16  F W           SC
John B. C.   14 M W           SC
Lewis Bobo 25 M W           SC 

1850 Houston Co TX Census Page 168
ED date 2nd Nov 1850 by T J C Worthum
396 - 396
Thomas Cartwright 24 M Farmer 200 TX
Elinia                      23 F                   AR
Marey A                 01 F    Houston City
Living in same household:
Marey Anderson     51 F         Unknown (probably Mary A & Jane's mother below)
Marey A                 18 F                  AR (this is probably Ann in 1860 wife of Lewis)
Jane                       15 F                   AR

**Descendants say Mary A (18), was Sarah Ann Anderson? 
    should I be correct, and the 1850 census above is the same family.

**Note:  Lewis's uncle, Stephen White and first
               cousins were in Houston, this was 
               the originally destination of the BF White 
               wagon train in 1846, in Bowie Co TX. that 
               Lewis arrived on. 

**Note:  If my assumption is correct and L. Bobo was 
               actually Lewis, then on the 1870, it appears he is
               deceased, and wife Ann is also deceased, as there
               is a M. M. Anderson 72 female born SC as head 
               of household of the Bobo Children. L. Bobo may
               have died in the Civil War, Ann after 1865, as the
               last children in 1870 is 5 years old.

**Notes from Mike:
I have not been able to locate Thomas or Robert Bobo
listed in the 1870 with Jency and Jef.  It is obvious that
the 72 year old lady in 1870, M M Anderson passed away
and the young children were probably dispersed by a judge
in Houston Co TX.  I believe a look at the 1870/80 Court 
minutes and Poll tax records of Houston Co (are available),
will reveal the children were assigned to guardians. 

1900 El Paso Co TX Census ED 29  Prect #7 Page 263 A
59 - 59
Bobo, Thomas C head W M Jun 1859 40 M 16 TX SC SC
Elizabeth             wife  W F Apr 1861 39 M 18 GA GA GA
Anna C                dau  W F Aug 1884 15  S      TX TX GA
Charles L             son  W M Apr 1889 11 S
Mary J                 dau  W F Sep  1890 09 S
Henry L               son  W M Oct 1893 06 S
Jesse                    son  W M Jan 1896 04 S
Jacob J                 son  W M Apr 1900 00 S

1910 Bosque Co TX Census ED 2  Prect #1 Page 19 A
8-7
Bobo, Thomas C head W M Jun 51 M 25 TX SC US
Elizabeth             wife  W F Apr 48 M 25 GA SC TN
Charles E             son  W M Apr 21 S       TX TX GA
Mary                   dau  W F Sep  19 S
Henry                  son  W M Oct 13 S
Jesse                    son  W M Jan 11 S
Jacob                   son  W M Apr 10 S
Note: Annie married James Louis Robinson 22 Dec 1904 Meridian Bosque Co TX

1920 Hico Hamilton Co TX Census Prec #8 Page 3a
              ED 100 - ED Date: 16 Jan 1920 by John S Lyle
FM 43-43
Bobo, Thomas C head W M Jun 60 M 25 TX SC US  farming
Elizabeth             wife  W F Apr 58 M 25 GA US US      
Mary                   dau  W F Sep  29 S      TX TX GA
Jesse R                son  W M Jan  21 wd
Jacob                   son  W M Apr 19 S  

1930 Hamilton Co TX Census ED 97-5  Prect #3 Page 142 A
238-247
Bobo, Elizabeth head                 F W 69 WD GA SC GA
Mary J dau                               F W 38   S   TX TX GA
McDaniel, Sarah? J    ??? in law F W 65 WD TX TX TX
Mary ????                        niece F W 05   S   TX TX TX
Tyler? C                      nephew M W 04  S
Alice? C                           niece F  W 1-8/12 S
Hecter? J                      nephew M W 06 S

Note: This census taker couldn't write, wrote so small you cannot read
         the writing, but Elizabeth and dau Mary are ok, I cannot figure
         out the McDaniel's, Jennie Bobo married a McDaniel, but she didn't
         die until 1936 ... must be on Elizabeth's side of the family?

         Also, note this, the Sarah J McDaniel is a 65 years old female
         Elizabeth Bobo is 69.

          Now, with that said, to confuse matters more, look at the ages
          of these children, I guarantee they are not this 65 year's children?
          but the census taker ditto'd everything under McDaniel... so, is she
          the Grandmother of these McDaniel children and the parents died?

          This is the Same situation that happened to Lewis Bobo's children
           raised as orphans after both parents and the grandparents died.         

         I cannot say a brother because she (Elizabeth) is a Jordon, however,
         if maybe she was originally a McDaniel, and not a Jordon, she was
         23 when she married Thomas C Bobo, no other children from another
         marriage were with her, so, they married young in those days, she may
         have had a prior marriage, and could be a McDaniel. And the 65 year
         old Sarah the in law... or wife of her brother.

The 1940 Census comes out next year, Elizabeth died in Oct 1940 so we
should find her in that census.  1930 the Great depression, and Elizabeth
has a house full of ladies, and young boys.  No one in the household is
listed as working.  If they were not well off enough to survive hard times,
we may find, as many of my other families had to do, move to fine work,
1940 census should be interesting. Elizabeth is to be 79, and most likely in
the care of family.

1930 Lubbock City Lubbock Co TX Census ED 152-9  Sheet 1B
1702 11-25 Tenth Street
Bobo, Henry L head M W 33 M 24    TX TX Florida? Barber
Effie D              wife F W 34 M 25    TX AR TX
Henry L Jr         son M W 08 S          TX TX TX
Wilda L             dau  F W 06 S          TX TX TX
Hynez               dau  F W 4 6/12        TX TX TX
Guice, Blanche sister in law F W 27 S TX AR TX

Lewis Bobo's Bowie County Poll Tax Records 1847 - 1863

1847 - Tax List - Elias White bought 697 acres from Wm Hale HRS, had 2 Slaves, total value $500.

1847 - Tax List -  Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $300, 1 poll, county tax $6.03.

1847 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1848 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $400, 1 poll, state tax 1.80, co tax $.90.

1848 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $1.10, co tax $.50

1848 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax 1.00, co tax $.50

1849 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Note: Lewis Bobo living with Sarah Nix family Lafayette Co AR later Miller Co AR.

1851 -  Tax List - Saml Bobow - 1 poll state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - Not Found. [living with Hester on Elias's land?]

1852 - Tax List - Green H Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .55, co tax $ .27.

1853 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS,
                                                    state tax .57, county tax .38.
1853 - Tax List - G H Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1854 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS, Herring Creek.
                                                    state tax .35, county tax .50.
1854 - Tax List - G H Bobo - county tax .50.

1854 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .25.

1854 - Note: Lewis Bobo has married and moved to Houston Co TX.
          This was said to be there original destination in 1846, to meet up with
          Elias White's brother Stephen White. Lewis Bobo, is living in the Augusta
          PO, in 1860, his 1st cousin, Levi W White was living there also.

1855 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Note: Hester White Bobo wife of Jeremiah, departs this life.

1857 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .60, county tax .14.

1857 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, state tax $1.05, county tax .21.

1857 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .13.

1857 - Note: Jeremiah re-marries to Abigal Hancock 1857.

1858 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .63, county tax .27.

1858 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $110, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $135, state tax $1.00, county tax .66.

1858 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $80, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .00, county tax .35.

1859 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                              Herring Creek, state tax $1.33, county tax .46.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1859 - Jeremiah Bobo - Now living in Cass County Texas with 3rd wife Abigal.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1860 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $330, J Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $230, state tax $1.20, county tax .60.

1860 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $320, Saml Bobo HRS, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1861 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Cass Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 69 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1861 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.20, county tax .45.

1861 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.02, county tax .38.

1862 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $1.87, county tax .87.

1862 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.55, county tax .55.

1862 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $.87, county tax .??.
1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - agt. John Barkman 200 acres $200, state tax .50, co tax ??.
                           [John Barkman father of G H's wife, may have been serving in the Civil War.]

1863 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $350, Pre-emption, 2 horses $300, 10 cows $60,
                                              state tax $1.65, county tax .??.

1864 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.50, county tax .37.
**Note: Green's wife Caroline Barkman Bobo, departs this life.

1864 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, 2 horses $500, 9 cows $70,
                                              state tax $4.70, county tax 1.17.

1864 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                              state tax $4.00, co tax $1.00.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

**Note: Samuel D Bobo, has departed this life. His son William Allen Bobo assumes his land.
             noteworthy to mention that Sam's wife Caroline must have died before 1864 as she as
             not taken over the estate of Sam's, but the son???

**Note: Lewis N Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, has departed this life.

1865 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1865 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 1 horse $50, , state tax $.26, county tax .15.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1866 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Cass Co, 1 horse $100, state tax $1.20, co tax .60.
**Note: Jeremiah "Jerry" Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, departs this life.

1866- Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.44, county tax .72.

1866 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS, state tax $1.26, co tax .60.

1867 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $150, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1867 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 3 horse $90, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.42.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1867 - Tax List - J W Bobo - Davis/Cass Co; state tax $1.00, county tax .50. (son of Jeremiah & Sarah Bobo).

1868 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $130, 6 cows $30, state tax $1.41, county tax .80.

Civil War Record: 

Confedertate Army: 6th Battalion, Cavalry (Gould's Battalion; 3d Battalion, Cavalry) 

Louis N Bobo:  

This Unit was formed in Houston County Texas

Name                    Co Unit                                                                                            Rank   Allegiance 
Bobo Louis N.   C   6 Battalion Texas Cavalry. (Gould's Battalion 3 Batt'n. Tex. Cav.) Private Confederate 

Notes:
This Unit was formed in Houston County Texas, where Lewis Bobo lived in 1860, 
the unit was heavily engaged in various battles, it is my belief a deeper look into the
prevailing Civil War records of this unit will reveal that Lewis Bobo may have died
as a result of battle or wounds, sometime between 1863/1864, as his last child was 
born in 1865, Robert Bobo. 

Served as Pvt. 1st in Gould's Battalion
6th Battalion Cavalry & 3d Battalion Cavalry
Served with 13th Texas Cavalry Regiment
Engaged:
Fought in Northern Arkansas to Berwick Bay LA
Fought against Union Gen. Banks Army from
Atchafalaya to Mansfield; Battle of Mansfield,
Battle of Pleasant Hill, Drove Union Gen Steel's
Army from Camden AR, battled them at Jenkin's
Ferry AR, engaged in numerous small battles on
their way back to the Red River, Battle of Poison Springs

Gould’s Battalion (6th Texas Cavalry Battalion)

     Gould's Battalion was organized in May 1862 at Porter Springs, Houston County, Texas by Robert S. Gould of Leon County. The men in Gould’s Battalion were from Houston, Leon, Madison and Trinity counties. This battalion numbered about 525 men and was first attached to the 13th Texas Cavalry, but became an independent battalion. Afterwards, it was placed in General Horace Randal's, 2nd Brigade, Walker's Division. On November 12, 1864, Major Gould was promoted Lieutenant Colonel and Captain William Viser was promoted to Major. Major Brannan died in October of 1866 from wounds suffered at Battle of Mansfield. and is buried in the Viser Cemetery in Midway, Madison County, Texas. Gould’s battalion participated in the battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, Louisiana Names of the Officers of Gould's Battalion were Colonel Robert S. Gould, Surgeon W.E. Saunders, Quartermaster Henry D. Patrick, Adjutant Thomas Carson Brannan, Captain P.I. Holly of Company A, Captain William W. Veser of Company B, Captain James McClean of Company C, Captain Thomas J. Thorn of Company D and Captain A.G. Rogers of Company E.

Gould's Battalion which meets in Crockett , July 22 and 23 was organized and mustered into the Confederate service in May 1862 at Porter Springs, Houston County, Texas, and consisted of five companies as follows:

Company A, Captain Tullis, of Trinity County

Company B, Captain Viser, of Madison County

Company C, Captain James McLean of Houston County

Company D, Captain W. D. Wood of Leon County

Company E., Captain J. T. Heflin of Houston County

The rank and file numbered about 525 men. R.S. Gould of Leon County was elected Major of the Battalion. This Battalion was first attached to the 13th (Burnett's) Texas Cavalry, but remained with it only a short time when it was withdrawn and became an independent organization. Afterwards, it was placed in Randal's Brigade, Walker's Division, where it remained during the rest of the war.

The service of this command was in the Trans-Mississippi Department and extended from the Northern part of Arkansas to Berwick Bay, Louisiana. It was engaged in the following battles, meeting and opposing Banks army in his march from Atchafalaya to Mansfield.

The first general battle in which it was engaged was the battle of Mansfield, Louisiana, which was followed closely by the battle of Pleasant Hill where Bank's army was routed and retreated to their transports at Atchafalaya.

Walkers's Division, of which this battalion was a part, was then ordered on a forced march to meet Steele's army then advancing on Shreveport from Little Rock, Arkansas. Steele having heard of Bank's defeat began a retreat towards Little Rock and was overtaken by Walker's division at Jenkin's Ferry on Sabine River where they engaged in battle under unfavorable circumstances, resulting in the loss of many men. Steele succeeded in crossing the river with his army in a demoralized condition and continued his retreat to Little Rock.

Walker's Division was then ordered back to Alexandria on the Red River after a hard campaign of several weeks' duration marching and fighting, the men being very exhausted. This division was in many small battles including "Nigger Hill," Poison Springs, and others not remembered, and was marched during hard weather to the relief of Arkansas Post, arriving just too late to render assistance.

This Battalion suffered untold hardships, living in swamps winter and summer. Their number was greatly depleted by sickness and diseases incident to camp life.

At their reunion there will be perhaps not more than one hundred of the original members present.

Of the original commissioned officers, only Gould, Viser, Wood, Nixon, and Heflin are living. We understand that this Battalion will probably have their reunion next year in joyous greeting wherever they may meet. We should be delighted to chronicle their harrowing experiences if space permitted. May all our good people join in honoring these old defenders of our liberties!

UP^

Thomas Cartwright Bobo
(Son of Lewis & Sarah A [Anderson] Bobo)
Born: 15 June 1859 Houston Co TX
Died: 25 Jan 1925 Hill Co TX
Buried: Hico Cemetery Hico Hamilton Co TX

Married: 31 Aug 1884 
Elizabeth Jordon
(Dau of Unknown)
Born: 14 Apr 1861 Waynesville Wayne Co GA
Died: 21 Oct 1940 Ft Worth Tarrant Co TX
Buried: Hico Cemetery Hico Hamilton Co TX

Known Children: 6

Never Married - cared for her
mother until she passed away

1st married: 1 May 1983 TX
Gertrude Waddell
d. Dec 1918 TX
1 child - Jimmy Bobo d. 1918 TX
mother and child died about birth

2nd married: 20 Oct 1921 TX
Evalina Pruitt
b. 29 May 1905
d. 1 Oct 2003
bu: Hico Cem Hico Hamilton Co TX

Known Children: 1
Mildred Louise [Bobo] Ladyman
b. Hico Hamilton Co TX

Wives may be buried else where
not at this cemetery

m. 1st Guice
m. 2d Carrigan

Many Thanks to Mildred [Bobo] Ladyman,
for providing information on the lineage of
Jessie Robert Bobo.