Uhles, J. Michael (b. , d. ?)

Note: The descendants and information related to the Uhles/Uhls family is through the contributions of Bill Ulhes.

MICHAEL UHL, IMMIGRANT FROM GERMANY

MICHAEL UHL ARRIVED IN THE PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, COLONY OF PENNSYLVANIA, ABOARD THE SHIP "LEATHLEY" ON SEPT. 19, 1753. THE "LEATHLEY" WAS CAPTAINED BY JOHN LICKLEY AND SAILED FROM HAMBURG, GERMANY, STOPPING AT COWES, ENGLAND BEFORE ARRIVING AT PHILADELPHIA. MICHAEL WAS ONE OF 52 MALE GERMAN PASSENGERS ABOARD. WHETHER MICHAEL WAS ACCOMPANIED BY A WIFE AND CHILDREN IS NOT KNOW AS ONLY THE MALE PASSENGERS WERE TO BE REGISTERED AND TAKE THE OATHS OF ALLEGIANCE AND ABJURATION.

Death: 26 FEB 1912

Death: 28 MAR 1941 Dixion Springs, Bradley Cemetery

Death: 1919

Note: Dixon Springs Cemetery:

Mattie W. A.
Winkler Winkler
Sep. 27, 1856 Feb. 8, 1861
Blank Jan 18, 1919

WINKLER

Death: 18 JAN 1919 Buried in Dixon Springs Cemetery

Note: Alfred and Elizabeth Winkler
Alfred Winkler was born 6 Nov 1811 and died 21 Sept 1883. On 1 Sept 1842 he was married by Rev Leroy Cage to Elizabeth Bradley who was born 19 Sept 1819 and died 18 Oct 1887. They lived is what was known at the Winkler Hollow for many years. They are buried there in a family plot as well as some of their children.

I have found considerable disagreement with the name of Elizabeth as well as the children's names and number.

Their children:
1. Henry Winkler born ca. 1844. Died as a young Confederate Soldier. Unmarried
2. Susan Winkler born 22 Sep 1845 died 24 Mar1889. Married on 24 Oct 1889 to J.H. Williams 19 Mar 1831- 27 Jul 1905. Buried Williams Cemetery-Difficult, TN.
3. John Bell Winkler born 17 Apr 1848 died 4 Oct 1924. Married on 8 Nov 1888 to Margaret Gregory born 1 July 1885 died 19 Jul 1936. Her father was William Jesse Gregory. Buried Dixon Springs Cemetery.
4. Martha Winkler born ca. 1850. Married J.M. (Jimmie) Gregory on 13 Oct 1875.
5. Mary Ann Winkler born 6 Sep 1851 died 26 Feb 1912. Married to B.F.(Frank) Kemp on 4 Oct 1870. Frank was born 26 Apr 1849 died 28 Mar 1941. Buried in Bradley Cemetery Dixon Springs.
6.Laura Winkler was born 1855 died 1919. She married on 16 Oct 1879 Henry B. Gregory born 1858 died 1948. Buried in Dixon Springs Cemetery.
7. Sarah Alice Winkler born 22 May 1858 died 1 Mar 1930. Married on 11 Dec 1878 to William Hart (Buck) Piper born 23 Aug 1853 died 13 Apr 1914. Buried Earps Cemetery-Nickajack Road.
8. Fannie Winkler married William H. Smith on 21 Oct 1880.
9. Wade Alford Winkler born 11 Feb 1861 died 18 Jan 1919. Married Mattie Baker on 19 Dec 1889. Mattie was born 27 Sep 1856. They are buried in Dixon
10. Tennie Winkler born 29 Sept 1864 died 21 Sept 1887. She was married on 19 Oct 1882 to L.K.(Kenny) Kemp born 19 Sept 1859 died 23 June 1943. She is buried in the Winkler Cemetery with her parents and L.K. is buried in the Bradley Cemetery at Dixon Springs.


1850 Census Records of Smith Co., TN

7 1263 1263 Winkler Alfred 38 M Farmer 500 Ten
8 1263 1263 Winkler Elizabeth 30 F Ten
9 1263 1263 Winkler Henry C 6 M Ten
10 1263 1263 Winkler Susan P 4 F Ten
11 1263 1263 Winkler John B 2 M Ten
12 1263 1263 Winkler Martha J 6/12 F Ten


1860 Census Records of Smith Co., TN

7 1065 1065 Winckler Elizabeth 40 F Tennessee
8 1065 1065 Winckler Henry C. 16 M Laborer Tennessee (killed in War]
9 1065 1065 Winckler Susan 14 F Tennessee
10 1065 1065 Winckler John Bell 12 M Tennessee
11 1065 1065 Winckler Martha 10 F Tennessee
12 1065 1065 Winckler Mary A. 8 F Tennessee
13 1065 1065 Winckler Sarah A. 7 F Tennessee
14 1065 1065 Winckler Louiza D. 4 F Tennessee
15 1065 1065 Winckler Elizabeth 2 F Tennessee

Death: SEP 1883 Smith Co., Tennessee

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Death: 10 APR 1930 Macon County, TN

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Death: 17 SEP 1922 Macon County, TN

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Note: Obituary - McMinnville Stard Obituaries, 11 May 1989 - Warren Co., TN

Ola Nabors Vervilla native Mrs. Ola Sue Morris Nabors, 86, died of an extended illness at 3 p.m. Monday in Sumner Memorial Hospital, Gallatin. The retired farmer and school teacher was a member of Morrison United Methodist Church, charter member of Pleasant Knoll Home Demonstration Club and founder and charter member of Jacksboro HDC. The widow of James Tony Nabors, she was a daughter of the late William Elijah and Martha Lou Swann Morris. She is survived by son William Morris Nabors of Hixson, daughter Marganna Downs of Gallatin, sisters Nettie J. Chisam of Dallas, Texas, and Ruby Hodge of Rockledge, FL., nine grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Delwyn Fryer will conduct services in High Funeral Home Chapel at 11 a.m. Thursday, with interment in Bascom Cemetery.

Momma Ola was one of the best cooks in the territory. She made one of the best pecan pies I have ever had the pleasure to eat. I remember as a child, we visited one to two times a year. Every time we visited, she always had me one of her famous pecan pies cooling on the stove. It didn't matter what time we arrived, she always cut me a piece right then. She had a pull out cutting board built into her cabinets. She would pull it out and I would set on the stool/chair at that cutting board and eat my pie. I, not being a nut eater, would always pick all the nuts off (she always used whole nuts because of this), lick the "good stuff" off the bottoms and lay them aside. For years I gave my nuts to my father to eat. On one of my latter trips to see him before he passed away, my step mother Pat had bought me a pecan pie; it is common knowledge in our family 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 asked him why he hadn't eaten the nuts I had laid aside for him. He replied, "I don't wantem after you licked all over them". I found this quite comical and responded, "Why, you've ate them that way for years!" - Sheila

Death: 8 MAY 1989 Sumner Memorial Hospital, Gallatin, TN

Burial: 11 MAY 1989 Bascom Cemetery, Vervialla, Warren Co., TN

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Death: --Not Shown--

Note: 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, some time prior to the Civil War. His second wife was Jane Crawford, of the Gamaliel Crawford family. She had one child by John Winkler, the baby dying in infancy.

John Winkler and his third wife had three children, Mary, Emily and Cynthia Winkler. Emily married Anderson Carver, and became the mother of Alford, Ellie, and Mollie Carver. Later Anderson shot and killed his wife then himself. Alford Carver married Fleetie Driver and later Nettie Brandon. Ellie married Levi Parkes and left Tennessee. Mollie married Will Taylor.

Cynthia married Howard Harlin and became the mother of: Cicero Harlin, married Emily Creek; Joe Harlin, married Susan Russell; Lola Mae, died as a small child; Maude Harlin, married first to Bedford York; and later a Whitehead and removed to Texas; Avery Harlin, married Addie Hiett; and Hallie Harlin, who went to Texas and married, but the husband's name is not known to the writer.

Jane Crawford died about 1912 and is buried at Gamaliel. I do not know what became of Mary Carver. She most probably married and left Tennessee. It should have been stated above that Jane Winkler raised the three children of Emily Winkler Carver following the tragic deaths of their parents. Jane Winkler was a great aunt to the writer's father.

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