Anise Lucille Stiles

Anise married Hugh Overstreet on 11 May 1917. Hugh was born in ?; died on 18 Sep 1918 in Taylor, Williamson County, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Anise married Malcolm Hector Logan on 21 Aug 1919. Malcolm was born in ?; died on 30 Oct 1943 in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Jack Horton Logan was born on 1 Aug 1920 in Taylor, Williamson County, Texas, United States; died on 22 Jul 1962 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, United States.

Anise married Clay Moore in Jan 1955. Clay was born on 7 Mar 1889; died on 1 Sep 1968 in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 5 Jul 1860, Western District, Milam County, Texas, United States
• Census: 26 Aug 1870, (unnamed district), Milam County, Texas, United States

Notes:

[Stiles-1998] has death at Thorndale, Milam County, Texas.

Census:
Millertown Post Office

Asa married Josephine Broadway on 10 Jan 1893. Josephine was born on 12 Feb 1869 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama, United States; died on 14 Jan 1941 in Cameron, Milam County, Texas, United States; was buried after 14 Jan 1941 in Pleasant Retreat Cemetery, near Thorndale, Milam County, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

All available sources agree that Josephine (Broadway) Stiles’ birth occurred on 12 February 1869. Only Josephine’s grave marker displays the date 21 February 1869.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 25 Feb 1841, Pulaski County, Missouri, United States
• Census: 18 Sep 1850, Milam and Williamson District, Milam County, Texas, United States
• Census: 5 Jul 1860, Western District, Milam County, Texas, United States
• Residence: Jul 1867, Precinct 4, Milam County, Texas, United States
• Census: 26 Aug 1870, (unnamed district), Milam County, Texas, United States

Notes:

It is not known where exactly in Milam County Seaborn Stiles and his family lived, but secondhand sources occasionally refer to “Brushy, MIlam Co.”. No such town exists in modern Milam County, Texas, but Brushy may be a reference to Brushy Creek which runs from southwest to northeast across Williamson and Milam counties and crosses the county line approximately 2 miles south of Thorndale. Given census records from 1850 through 1870 which consistently place Seaborn Stiles and family in western Milam County, it’s likely his farm was located along Brushy Creek south or just east of Thorndale.

[LDS-AF-1999f] actually lists Seaborn Stiles’ birth place as merely “Laurens, S.c.” It is not known if he was actually born in the town of Laurens. This source also lists his death at Brushy, Milam County, Texas.

[US-1850-1a] has ages for Seaborn Stiles’ children (by Rebecca Fincher) that don’t correspond to the birth dates derived from sources [Stiles-1999] and [Dempster-2000].

Both [Stiles-1986] and the Williamson County Historical Commission have inaccurate locations for Lawrence Chapel Cemetery. The cemetery is actually located on County Road 473, 2.8 miles south of the junction of 473 and Texas Farm Road 112.

The given name for the individual referenced as the head-of-household in [US-1840a] is very difficult to read. It is likely to be a poor transcription of “Seaborn”, indicating that this is indeed the record for Seaborn Stiles and his family. Additional facts that lend themselves to this conclusion include the enumeration of a “William Styles”, likely to be William Stiles and his wife Piety Ellis, on the line above and the fact that the number and ages of the listed children are consistent with Seaborn Stiles’ family in the 1840s.

Despite being widely used and reported by a number of second-hand sources including [Stiles-1998] and [Stiles-1986], there are no references to the given name, “Francis”, in any first-hand sources or vital records. Consequently, Lindell-Herndon Genealogy uses “Seaborn Stiles” as this individual’s name.

A “Sibourne Stiles” is enumerated with his family in Franklin County, Tennessee in 1830. [US-1830a] lists one woman between the ages of 20 and 30 (Rebecca Fincher?) and one woman under the age of 5 (Amanda Stiles?). If this record actually refers to Seaborn Stiles, then the marriage date for Seaborn Stiles and Rebecca Fincher, derived from [Stiles-1998], is almost certainly inaccurate.

Seaborn Stiles had been a resident of Texas for 18 years and of Milam County for 17 years at the time his name was entered in the Milam County voter rolls. Consequently, he probably moved from Missouri to Texas with his family in 1849.

Census:
Millertown Post Office

Seaborn married Matilda Helena Moore about 1843. Matilda (daughter of Asa Moore) was born on 10 Sep 1815 in _______, Coffee County, Tennessee, United States; died on 24 Apr 1891 in Thorndale, Milam County, Texas, United States; was buried after 24 Apr 1891 in Lawrence Chapel Cemetery, near Shiloh, Williamson County, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 18 Sep 1850, Milam and Williamson District, Milam County, Texas, United States
• Census: 5 Jul 1860, Western District, Milam County, Texas, United States
• Census: 26 Aug 1870, (unnamed district), Milam County, Texas, United States

Notes:

[LDS-AF-1999f] has death at Brushy, Milam Co, but [USGS] lists no such place.

See record of Francis Seaborn Stiles for information on the location of Lawrence Chapel Cemetery.

Census:
Millertown Post Office

Notes:

The first 9 children of John Stiles and Margaret Lynch (Aaron, John R, John (?), Francis Seaborn, James, William Jesse, Margaret, and Jane) were all born in Laurens (Laurens County, South Carolina). Sometime between the birth of Jane in 1816 and the birth of Samuel in 1821 the family moved to Lincoln County, Tennessee.

[LDS-AF-1999f] actually lists John Stiles birth place as “Laurens, Laurens, S.c.” But, at the time, the area that eventually became Laurens County was part of the old “Ninety-Six District.” Laurens District was not organized until 1795 and Laurens County almost 70 years later.

It is not know which cemetery in Franklin County is “Cemetery No. 1”.

John married Margaret Lynch in 1800 in _______, Warren County, North Carolina, United States. Margaret (daughter of Aaron Lynch and Polly Lynch) was born before 1790 in Huntland, Franklin County, Tennessee Territory; died in 1838 in _______, Lincoln County, Tennessee, United States; was buried in 1839 in Cemetery No. 1, Huntland, Franklin County, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

It is not know which cemetery in Franklin County is “Cemetery No. 1”.