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Bascom Cemetery, Vervialla, Warren Co., TN
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Obituary - McMinnville Stard Obituaries, 11 May 1989 - Warren Co., TN

Ola Nabors Vervilla native Mrs. Ola Sue Morris Nabors, 86, died of anextended illness at 3 p. m. Monday in Sumner Memorial Hospital, Gallatin.The retired farmer and school teacher was a m ember of Mor rison UnitedMethodist Church, charter member of Pleasant Knoll Home Demonstratio nClub and founder and charter member of Jacksboro HDC. The widow of JamesTony Nabors, she wa s a daughter of the late William Elijah and Martha LouSwann Morris. She is survived by son Wi lliam Morris Nabors of Hixson,daughter Marganna Downs of Gallatin, sisters Nettie J. Ch isam ofDallas, Texas, and Ruby Hodg e of Rockledge, FL., nine grandchildren,nine great grandc hildren and three great great grandchildren. DelwynFryer will conduct services in High Funer al Home Chapel at 11 a.m.Thursday, with interme nt in Bascom Cemetery.

Momma Ola was one of the best cooks in the territory. She made one of thebest pecan pies I ha ve ever had the pleasure to eat. I remember as achild, we visited one to two times a year. Ev ery time we visited, shealways had me one of her famous pecan pies cooling on the stove. Itdi dn't matter what time we arrived, she always cut me a piece right then.She had a pull out cut ting board built into h er cabinets. She would pullit out and I would set on the stool/chai r at that cutting board and eatmy pie. I, not being a nut eater, would always pick all the nu ts off (shealways used whole nuts bec ause of this), lick the "good stuff" off thebottoms an d lay them aside. For years I gave my nuts to my father to eat.On one of my latter trips to s ee him before he passed away, my stepmother Pat ha d bought me a pecan pie; it is common know ledge in ourfamily how I love them. After dinner, daddy and I had us a piece. Well,as usual , I picked & licked my nuts and laid them aside. After my daddy was done with his pie I aske d him why he hadn't eaten the nuts I had laidaside for him. He replied, "I don't wantem afte r you licked all overthem". I found this quite comical and responded, "Why, you 've ate themt hat way for years!" - Sheila

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Scott Winkler [Male]

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Vina Woods [Female]

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Author: Jamison & Andrews Family
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Place of burial is unknown. She died at the age of 79 at her home in theGap of the Ridge Comm unity about 6 o'clock on Friday morning.

Obituary:

Mrs. Vina Andrews Dies At the Gap of the Ridge

After having been ill for some time from a heart ailmentand complications, Mrs . Vina Andrews, aged 79 years, died at the home ofher son, Will Andrews, in the Gap of the Ri dge section, at six o©ØOØclockFriday morning. She was the widow of the late Elijah Andrews, wh o died 16years ago. Surviving are four sons, Elder Aubrey Andrews, of the CampittHollow; Wil l, with who she made he re home; Jack Andrews of the Echosection; and Bud Andrews of Rocky Mo unt; three daughters, Mrs. MaggieSanders of Westmoreland; Mrs. Lonie Higdon of near Lafayette ; and Mrs.Mary Hudson, of R. 1, Dix on Springs; one brother, Wade Woods, of R. 1,Lafayette; a nd a large number of grandchildren.
The remains were laid to rest Saturday afternoon a Meadorville,following funeral service s conducted by Elder W. T. Taylor. She was agood woman and had been a member of the Meadorvi lle Baptist church formany years.

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Henry 'Dozier' Brawner [Male]

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Title: Gregory.FTW

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Went to Tennessee after the War of 1812.

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Issac Hunter [Male]

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Mary Jennie Gammon [Female]

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Cal article of August 3, 1950 calls Dozier's wife Jennie.

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Rachel Brawner [Female]

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John F. Winkler [Male] b. 16 SEP 1824 Franklin Co., Tennessee

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1850 Smith Co., TN Census Records
38 874 874 Winkler John S. 25 M Farmer 350 Ten
39 874 874 Winkler Nancy 22 F Ten
40 874 874 Winkler Mary A. 4 F Ten
41 874 874 Winkler Marinda E. 2 F Ten

THE WINKLER FAMILY

John Winkler settled on the farm now owned by J. B. Parks, of Route 3,Red Boiling Springs, so me time prior to the Civil War. His second wifewas Jane Crawford, of the Gamaliel Crawford fa mily. She ha d one child byJohn Winkler, the baby dying in infancy.

John Winkler and his third wife had three children, Mary, Emily andCynthia Winkler. Emily mar ried Anderson Carver, and became the mother ofAlford, Ellie, and Mollie Carver. Later Anderso n shot and k illed hiswife then himself. Alford Carver married Fleetie Driver and later Netti eBrandon. Ellie married Levi Parkes and left Tennessee. Mollie marriedWill Taylor.

Cynthia married Howard Harlin and became the mother of: Cicero Harlin,married Emily Creek; Jo e Harlin, married Susan Russell; Lola Mae, died asa small child; Maude Harlin, married firs t to Bedford Y ork; and later aWhitehead and removed to Texas; Avery Harlin, married Addie Hi ett; andHallie Harlin, who went to Texas and married, but the husband's name isnot known to t he writer.

Jane Crawford died about 1912 and is buried at Gamaliel. I do not knowwhat became of Mary Car ver. She most probably married and left Tennessee.It should have been stated above that Jan e Winkler rais ed the threechildren of Emily Winkler Carver following the tragic deaths of th eirparents. Jane Winkler was a great aunt to the writer's father.

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Mary Dixon [Female]

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Title: Gregory.FTW

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William Dixon [Male]

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John Gammon [Male]

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Caroline Fulks [Female] b. MAR 1815 TN by 1870 Census (b.1817 ?) Andrews gave KY - d. AFT. 1900 Rutherford Co., TN (before 1910)

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Title: DavidGarvin.GED

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Tn. by 1870 Census (1817)?
Rutherford County, Tn.

Unknown but believed to be Jamison Cemetery

Caroline Fulks' family apparent moved into Warren Co., TN and were first recorded in the 1840 Census in Warren Co. Samuel Fulks and Allen Jamison were apparent fairly close neighbor because of their positions in the census records. They also both are found later in Rutherford Co., in Eastern Rutherford Co., near Readyville.

Caroline was 45 in the 1860 Census living in Rutherford Co., TN in McCracken ward. She is recorded with Allen and household in 1870 as well at 53.
She is no longer shown as part of the Calvin Jamison household in 1910 as she was in 1900. Although she apparently died between 1900 and 1910, we have found no record of her death has been found nor where she was buried. We have always assumed she was buried with Allen in the family cemetery but no marker is present.

In the 1880 (as Caroline Jamerson) and 1900 Census records, she lived with Calvin Jamison, her youngest son.

Tom Bell's FULKS line is from Cannon Co. His 3rd great Aunt married William Jameson. Her name was Nancy Emeline Bell. Her niece married aFulks. Most of these families moved on to Missouri and Arkansas in the1840's.

Tom's research files indicates: Children of Levisa Tennison and Samuel Fulks:
Caroline m, Allan Jamison
Elizabeth bc 1815 and m. a Bragg
Samuel bc 1810 m Sarah Bell.

Levisa was the daughter of Abraham Tennison, Jr. She was born in Edgecombe Co., NC circa 1783 mc 1808 in Rutherford Co., TN. Samuel was bc 1772 in NC and died 8 Aug, 1860 in Readyville , TN.

Nancy Emeline Bell married William Jameson in Cannon Co. June 18, 1840.William appears to have been born circa 1823 in Kentucky. His Sarah Bell who married Samuel Fulks in Shelby CO. on July 23, 1838. Tom has this also recorded in Cannon Co. in which case this would. make her Nancy Emeline`s niece. There are other allied families in this area. James Bell, David Hollis, and James Berry married Lewis sisters from MadisonCo., Ky. Brothers and sisters of Nancy Bell Jameson married intoTennison, Russells(3), Hollis, and Burgie families. Lastly, Esther Lewis, my 4th gg grandmother, was a Todd, related to the Todds of Cannon Co., according to Tom Bell.

From MyHeritage:

Calvin Jameson, 1854 - 1925
Calvin Jameson was born in month 1854, at birth place, Tennessee, to Thomas Allen Jamison and
Thomas was born on April 25 1811, in Ohio, Kentucky, United States.
Nancy was born in March 1815, in Rutherford, Tennessee, United States.
Calvin had 7 siblings: Sarah Jameson, Edmund Howard Jamison and 5 other siblings.
Calvin passed away on month day 1925, at age 70.

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