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MADDUX Rube B 1890-1974

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-31 13:24:06Z

MADDUX Rube B 1890-1974

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MADDUX Eunice M 1903-1988

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-31 13:23:48Z

MADDUX Eunice M 1903-1988

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MADDUX Donnie Glen 1938-1949

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 13:54:10Z

MADDUX Donnie Glen 1938-1949

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MADDUX Frank R 1913-1998

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-18 03:59:32Z

MADDUX Frank R 1913-1998

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Lois Louise Maddux

JIWelsch — 2009-07-02 22:14:23Z

WAPELLO, Iowa -- Lois Louise Maddux, 82, Wapello, died Friday, May 23, 2003, at the Wapello Nursing and Rehab Center in Wapello.

Services at the First Presbyterian Church in Wapello. The Rev. Mary N. Pugh will officiate. Pallbearers are Rodney Staats, Bran Stephens, Mike Maddux, Richard Winfrey, Kevin Winfrey and David Maddux. Honorary pallbearers are James Maddux, Matthew Maddux, Andrew Maddux, Steve Maddux and Todd Staats. Music will be provided by organist Jane McNeil and vocalist Alana Poage. Burial will be at the Wapello Cemetery.

Visitation at the Dudgeon-McCulley Funeral Home. The family will be friends from 7-8 p.m. A memorial fund has been established for the benefit of the first Presbyterian Church stain Glass Window Restoration Fund.

Mrs. Maddux was born July 29, 1920 in Wapello, the daughter of Louis L. and Deliliah Alexander Schneider. She married William E. Maddux July 4, 1936 in Wapello.

She worked for a short time at the IAAP in Burlington, She was a cook at various restaurants and Casey's in Wapello including a few years when she and her husband owned and operated a restaurant in Wapello.

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. She loved to cook especially for her family.

She enjoyed visiting with family and friends.

Survivors include three daughters, Beverly Stephens of Wapello; Judith Hertz of Hardin, Mont. and Barbara E. Keltner of Wapello; two sons, Bill Maddux of Wapello and Dennis Maddux of Council Bluffs; a step-daughter Joanne Hartman of Washington; one sister Dorothy McNeil of Wapello; one brother, Merwin Schneider of Clear Lake, Calif.; one brother-in-law, Miles Waterhouse of Wapello; 16 grandchildren; six step grandchildren; 25 great grand children; 11 step great grandchildren; three great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by per parents; two sisters, Katherine Sorenson and Maralee Waterhouse; a brother, Randall Schneider; a great grandson Barry Staats; and a step grandson, Scott Keltner.

Taff/Maddux/Epperson connection?

acg13666 — 2009-06-09 19:50:33Z

I found a family tree in geneology.com that mentions a Margueritte Epperson that married Trusty Maddux. Their daughter Doris Getrude married Warren Eugene Taff, SR.
This wedding occurred in Barling Ark.

I have a Margueritte Epperson that is the daugher of William Benjamin Epperson and Eleanor Nellie Westfall.

Eleanor Nellie Westfall was my ggrandmother's sister. (b. 1874 Ill....d. 1918) My grandmother was Henrietta Westfall that lived in LaSalle Colorado. There were 12 children and I know Eunice P married Charles Sisson (both Charles and Eunice are buried in the Crown Hill Cemetery in Denver)

I do not know what happened to Eleanor Nellie Westfall, I am trying to backtrack through Margueritte Epperson to see if maybe my Epperson family moved to Arkansas.

If anyone can help, I sure would appreciate it.

Thanks alot,
Anna in Colorado

MADDUX Lois Maxine 1922-1969

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:04:13Z

MADDUX Lois Maxine 1922-1969

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MADDUX John T Sr and Sadie E

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:04:01Z

MADDUX John T Sr and Sadie E

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MADDUX Dorothy Frances 1922-1979

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:03:42Z

MADDUX Dorothy Frances 1922-1979

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MADDUX Christine PEARSON and Harold Snowden

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:03:30Z

MADDUX Christine PEARSON and Harold Snowden

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MADDUX Dell M and Marion H

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:03:20Z

MADDUX Dell M and Marion H

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Are we from Whales, Ireland, Germany, or Nethelands let me know!

kindshadow271 — 2009-03-27 13:32:25Z

My former name is Carla R. Maddux age 33 born in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Lets see if we can answer eachothers questions. You are the first to say that our ancestors are from Whales, where did you get that conclusion. It would be intresting to see if our history crosses pather.

Take care,

Joharrah

Re:James Adam Maddux - Cherokee Connection

jamesstancell — 2008-11-29 23:52:25Z

Hi,

I am the great-great grandson of James Adam Maddux. I have searched for the Cherokee connection too -what I found was nothing. I found the family lore to be the only source of information. Mainly a picture that hung in my great-grandfathers house that burned in the late 60's or early 70's of an Indian Princess named Moon- it turns out it would have actually to have been a photograph. I believe this person is Mary Elizabeth Moon Maddux.

What I did find was many people in the south that claim Cherokee blood may actually be black and that is the way to cover it up or pass. From the stories I was told, about the Indian Princess, it would fit with that theory since there is no such thing as an Indian Princess. There was no special status for a chiefs daughter or son for that matter. The chief was was actually elected. All of the dates and information I have found on other websites shows no Maddux's before the removal. Only taking Indian lands after. It is also doubtful that they would have allowed an Indian woman to stay behind.

MADDUX Nannie TANNER 1865 1938

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-11 13:54:40Z

MADDUX Nannie TANNER 1865 1938

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Re: James Maddux

mtmaddux — 2008-06-09 20:24:04Z

I believe that this is James Blain Maddux (son of Simeon Ray Maddux and Leah Minerva Ennis) and Rutha A Hale who were married 26 Mar 1870 in Newton Co, AR. James and Rutha are shown in the 1870 & 1880 Newton Co, AR Census.

James Maddux

Wendylee — 2007-12-09 04:24:51Z

Looking for information on a James Maddux born abt. 1846 in Arkansas married Feb 1870 to Rutha A. Rutha was born in 1850 Arkansas.... maiden name may be Kimbel or Kimbrel. Beleived James died and Rutha them married Henry Horn of Sercy Co., Arkansas.

Re: Information on Maddux family in Lunenburg, Virginia

cadikurt — 2007-12-01 12:55:29Z

Hey Bryan,

I may have some info for you about the Maddux Family. Hit me with a reply email at cadikurt98@yahoo.com , even a phone number. Where are you located now?

Kurt

Information on Maddux family in Lunenburg, Virginia

Bryosphere — 2007-11-28 17:14:40Z

I have been trying to trace my family history, and until late it has been very difficult. My grandfather, Emmett Maddox (Maddux) died when my father was about 5 years old, with his death alot of family history was lost as well. So far I have gathered that Emmitt's father was named Asa Maddux, and his Grandfather was named Asa Maddux Sr. I have been told that quite a few of my relatives still live in Lunenburg today. It seems that after the 1930 Census, the Maddux name changed to Maddox. I was wondering if anyone knew anything else or had any family tree information about Asa Maddux, his siblings, children, and other relatives?

Thanks,

Bryan Maddox

I found and article about MADDOX, Alexander who died in 1807 in Greene County, GA

2006-12-05 15:25:45Z

I found the following article transcribed below in the 12/26/1807 edition of the August Chronicle, page 3, column 4. The August Chronicle is available on line for searches at www.augustaarchives.com.

I am attempting to establish (with certainty) that Alexander is the father of Benjamin. I know many researchers have come to this conclusion, but as of yet no of no good realiable source for this information. I have contacted at least 20 other researchers, have read books, been to both Greene & Putnam counties (among others) and had a search performed at the GA State Archives. I simply do not have and have not found a source for their relationship. If you HAVE a source, will you please contact me at rhondaflynn2@adelphia.net. Please contact me only if you have a source something you can produce or at lease cite. Thank you!

Here's the article - there are some words that are illegible due to poor quality and thus I left a blank or added a (?) due to being unsure:

GEORGIA, Greene County, WHEREASE Benjamin Maddox applies for letters of administration on the eftate and effects of Alexander Maddox, late of faid county deceafed.
"Thife (?)" are therefore to cite andadmonifh all the "finemlar (?)" and kindred and creditors of the faid deceafed, to be and appear at our "____" court of Ordinary to be held in and for the county aforefaid on the frft Monday of February next, then and these to "____" (if any they "____"_ why faid letters fhould not be granted.
Given under my hand a"______" this 16th day f December, 1807.

Leeroy MADDUX/MADDOX; Georgia; early 1900s; boxer

2006-11-02 01:44:34Z

My father has been telling me of a family tale that says there was a Leeroy MADDOX/MADDUX in the Georgia area in the late 1800s and early 1900s who was a boxer. Is there anyone out there who can confirm this? Or any suggestions on where I might look for confirmation?

Obit transcript of James G. MADDUX; 1842-1896; Georgia and Alabama

2006-10-15 18:48:04Z

I found the obituary of James G. Maddux and have transcribed it. I wanted to share it with anyone interested. It is in the Cullman, County, AL, newspaper called the Cullman Tribute and was published in the Thursday, August 20,1896, edition. He was born in Heard County, GA, in 1842 and lived there until about 1895. He is the son of Ira H. Maddux & Elizabeth Brannon.

A COTTON PLANTER DEAD.

Cullman county lost a valuable citizen in the person of Mr. J. G. Maddux who died at his home near Phelan Saturday morning. For sometime past he had been in failing health, disease naving fastened itself upon him to such an extent that its ravages could not be checked. In the beautiful cemetery at Hopewell, on Sunday afternoon the remains were laid to rest, with religious rites by Rev. I.F. Hawkins. Mr. Maddux came to this county from Georgia less than a year ago and purchased the farm whereon he died to engage in cotton raising. He was considered a model cotton planter, and has an excellent prospect for this season’s crop. He was highly regarded by his neighbors, and all whose acquaintance he had made during his residence in this county.
The deceased leaves a widow and six children, four sons and two daughters.

Obit transcript of Ira H. MADDUX/MADDOX; Heard County, GA

2006-10-03 02:22:25Z

MADDUX, Nora, James A., Rbt R. & Geo. in Oregon

2006-07-29 21:43:34Z

I am transcribing the Evergreen Cemetary in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and thought I would post pictures of the Pre-1900 headstones for those interested in having them. This is a very large cemetary, there is a possibility there could be other family members buried here after this time period. If you are interested in them, I can look for them specifically.

Re: Maddux Family of Ohio

2006-07-07 17:01:28Z

My Grandfathers family is buried at Mt Moriah Cem. in Clermont Co. His father and Mother and brothers and sister are there, but there are some I'm not sure of yet .
I bet any in the ohio area are related somehow cousins maybe?? Keep in touch and I will let you know more info as I find it ok.

MADDUX, Arthur L. & Rosa; Georgia (Pulaski & Dekalb Counties)

2006-04-25 14:18:21Z

I am seeking information about Arthur L. MADDOX/MADDUX. He was born about 1880. According to the Pulaski County, GA 1910 census, he was a blacksmith and was married to Rosa. They had two children, Frank & Elizabeth. I cannot find him before or after the 1910 census. I believe he may have gone by the name Leroy, but am not positive.

I found Rosa & their three children (Frank, Elizabeth & Leroy) in 1930 census in Dekalb County, GA. She is remarried at that time to a Walter Brisendine.

I was hoping to find out the following information:
1. Who are the parents of Arthur L. MADDOX/MADDUX?
2. When/where did he die?
3. Where is he buried?
4. Anything else anyone knows; such as where he was before & after the 1910 census.

THANK YOU!

Ira H. & Elizabeth MADDUX - GA & AL

2006-04-16 23:21:32Z

I am looking for information about Ira H. & Elizabeth Maddox (married). They were both born about 1800. They lived in Heard County, GA from 1840 to 1880. Their sons (Thomas & James) moved sometime in the mid 1880s. Thomas & his family moved to Atlanta. James & his family moved to Cullman county, AL.

I cannot find any record of what happened to Ira & Elizabeth. I realize they would have been elderly by them, but maybe they moved with one of their sons? Unfortunately, my trip to Heard County yielded no information at all. They are not listed in the cemetery books and I did not find any graves (though there are many unmarked there). As well, a courthouse fire in 1894 burned up all documents referring to them.

I am hoping someone out there has some additional information about Ira and/or Elizabeth Brannon (they were married in Butts County, GA). I would love to know where they are buried and who their parents are. THANK YOU!

Re: Maddox, a Southern Maryland Family John H. Maddux/Elizebeth ONeal

2006-02-15 22:47:22Z

Hi Cee Cee,
My grandfathers name is Fletcher Maddux, his g-mothers name was Emma Tull, she married Silas Maddux. I have the list of their children. They were from Chillicothe, Ohio. Is this any help? Maybe we could share some info.

Maddux Family in Texas Bell County

2005-09-09 04:02:24Z

I am researching my line of Maddux from Texas.
My Dad was Arthur Lynn Maddux from Temple Texas born in Holland Texas.4/7/28 died 2/6/89 His father was Henry Cleveland Maddux born 7/10/1891 died 10/15/1966 his father was Henry Nathan Maddux born 10/18/1852 Pike (spaulding Co, Georgia died 5/30/1901 in Bell County Texas. I know there are still Maddux from this line could you please contact me through email denkms@netzero.com
Thanks, Karen

Board

2005-07-20 00:20:38Z

Is this board still working?

Catherine H. Maddux Mortimer Joy

melaniejk — 2005-10-14 17:39:11Z

I am seeking the parentage of Catherine H. Maddux, who married her second husband, James Frederick Joy on 12 Aug 1826. I am doing this research for an older cousin (whom I call aunt). She is ill & would love to have this information. Thank you. Please reply to DaisyGambel@msn.com

George Maddux and Matilda Hill

DorothyBumbaugh37 — 2005-10-09 00:47:51Z

I recently found George and Matilda living in Kansas and last in Douglas Co. Lawrence, Ks. I have information on their births and deaths but would like more on their children. They had a Dellia born about 1880. In one of the census it has her as Divorced and then later she is single and a school teacher. In the 1930 census she is living with her elderly parents and she is age 50. I found Cora who married a Laurence Boggs but need her death date and if she ever remarried after she was divorced. There was a son Clarence and in the 1920 census he is living with his parents and is widowed. He has two children, George, age 3 and Elizabeth M. who is 9 months. There is also a sister Anna, Berdine, Berneice and Clara S. who married Esper V. Jackson and had children Bruce b. about 1919 and Marjorie born about 1921. If anyone knows about this family I would like to exchange information with you.

Re: George Maddux and Matilda Hill

DorothyBumbaugh37 — 2006-02-26 02:48:47Z

I can help you with Cora's parents, siblings and grandparents if you want that but I don't have much on Cora. If you want to write me at my email address I will share with you. My email is just2bums@msn.com

Re: Bell Maddux and his ancestors

laien — 2007-04-18 12:55:42Z

>He married (2) ELINOR ^ WHITE March 11, 1650/51 in
>Northampton Co., Virginia Colony, daughter of LEWIS WHITE
>and KATHRYNE BOZMAN.

Hi Vernon,

I also trace descent from Alexander & Elinor White Maddux (pick your spelling); but I've never run across such an exact marriage date before; nor a maiden name for Katharine, Elinor's stepmother.

Could you provide the source(s) for that information, please?

Rob Hall

Emma M. Maddux Nelson

dmclemore41 — 2006-05-29 14:57:41Z

Emma was born 1852 in Marion County, Georgia to Lucius W. Maddux and Mary Comfort Brooks. She married George A. Nelson March 16, 1869 in Nacogdoches, Texas. Interested in any other information. Her siblings were Patrick, Lucius, Mary and Ed. Have no information on Lucius or Mary

Wright Obit. ( Maddux )

ahammclem — 2007-04-02 14:30:23Z

Joseph Wright Jr.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH JR., 89, of Louisville, passed away at Norton-Suburban Hospital on Saturday, March 31, 2007 A native of New Albany, IN, he was an Army veteran of World War II, retired past president of United Furniture Co., member and deacon emeritus of Douglas Boulevard Christian Church, member of American Legion Highland Post #201 and former member of Wildwood Country Club. He is survived by his wife, the former Jeannette Maddux; daughter, Harriet Wright Jordan (Cliff); grandchildren, Jimmy Tobaben (Jennifer), Doug Tobaben (Donna) and Stacie Jordan Greer (Norman); and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 1p.m. Wednesday at Douglas Boulevard Christian Church, 2005 Douglas Blvd., with burial at Resthaven Cemetery. Visitation will be 2-8 p.m. Tuesday at Highlands Family Owned Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd. Expressions of sympathy can be made to his church or American Cancer Society.
Published in The Courier-Journal from 4/1/2007 - 4/2/2007.

Re: William Maddux

ahammclem — 2007-02-25 18:45:27Z

I have some relatives in Louisville, Kentucky, that are Madduxs. If I can be of help, please let me know.

Re: Maddux Family of Ohio

vbeegle1 — 2006-07-02 20:00:03Z

I am related to Maddux in Anderson/Clermont Twp Ohio. My ggrandfather was James T. Maddux 1838 - 1929; gggrandfather Thomas Maddux 1804- 1873; ggggrandfather James Maddux 1781 - 1871. All are buried in Asbury Cemetery, Asbury Ohio. I wonder if there is a connection?

MADDUX in Georgia

dum2dum — 2005-10-20 22:15:25Z

CAMPBELL/NEAL/GLAZE/MADDUX/ASKEW/BUTT in Marion and Warren Cos, GA:
I am trying to identify family photos of my CAMPBELL, NEAL, GLAZE, MADDUX, ASKEW, and BUTT branches of the family. My ggg grmother was Mary Ann CAMPBELL (b 1808, d Nov 1859, marr to John M. GLAZE, dau of Archibald CAMPBELL and Frances ASKEW). Her daughter was Sarah Elizabeth GLAZE (my gg grmother, b 1826, d 1905) married to David Neal MADDUX (my gg grfather, b 1813, d 1894). One of my photos is either of Mary Ann CAMPBELL or her sister Elizabeth CAMPBELL, who married William Burlington BUTT (on 1850/60 Marion Co, GA census records). I also have some GLAZE and NEAL photos. Does anyone have any CAMPBELL, NEAL, GLAZE, MADDUX, ASKEW, or BUTT photos or information from the 1880s that might help me identify these unknown family photos?

Re: Leeroy MADDUX/MADDOX; Georgia; early 1900s; boxer

boxer5611 — 2007-01-04 18:26:27Z

Go to www.boxrec.com - There is an Ernest Maddox "Battling Maddox" from Atlanta, GA who fought in the late 1920s, but no Leeroy. Boxers didn't always use their legal names, especially in the earlier days of boxing, so you might need to check for other names he might have used.

Keep punching, your chin down & your ass off the canvas,

Tony Triem
Boxing Historian

Re: Mary E. Maddux Morton

jankreitz — 2005-09-14 03:23:39Z

Thank you ! Mary Maddux/ Maddox was the daughter of James and Mahala Maddox. They are related to my ancestors, Basel & Henly Maddox, who settled in Marion County in 1834.Your thoughtfulness is much appreciated. Basel and his wife are buried on the LLoyd Bimson farm. I visited the gravesite several years ago. Jan

Martha E. Maddux born 1827 in Virginia

SuzieNash34 — 2005-10-07 00:30:47Z

Looking for family of Martha E. Maddux born in Virginia in 1827, married Henry S. Lipscomb 10 Oct 1848 in Marion Co., Missouri. In 1850 and 1860 she and husband (who was a lawyer) lived in Palmyra, Marion Co., Missouri, and had children Amelia, b 1849; Ann B., b 1851; Thomas W., b 1853; William S., b 1855; and Lucy, born 1858. All the children were born in MO.

Thank you in advance for any information.

Nelson Maddux & Narcissa Bauchamp

tnman67 — 2006-03-15 00:35:25Z

I have a releative, Nelson Maddux who married a Narcissa Bauchamp. Could be sisters marring brother or something like that. Fred

Re: George Maddux and Matilda Hill

BeckyVincent35 — 2006-02-26 02:17:01Z

I am the daughter of Laurance Boggs who was married to Cora Eva Maddux. They were divorced to the best of my knowledge in Nov. of 1923. As far as I know, she didn't remarry. She was a milliner and they had one son, Laurance Knight Boggs, Jr. He passed away in April, 1997.

I am interested in finding anyone in this family, who may have more knowledge of Cora.

Laurance, Jr. was last a resident of Topeka, Kansas. I found his address shortly after he passed away, and so never met him. I did write to his address, before I knew he had passed on, but never got a reply.

Laurance, Jr. had one known child, Virginia called "Ginger." She was born in about 1943.

Our father, Laurance Knight Boggs passed away in 1959.

I hope this gives you a lead on Cora. I know that she was still living in Lawrence, Kansas in 1937 when Laurance, Jr. was enrolled in the university there.

Becky Boggs Vincent

I am looking for WANDA PATTERSON CAMP - Maddux inquiry 2001.

rhondaflynn2 — 2007-08-04 13:46:29Z

I am hoping to contact Wanda Patterson Camp. In 2001 she posted an inquiry about seeking information about Frances Inez MADDUX/MADDOX - who married James PATTERSON.

I have information about this line, especially about Frances Inez as I descend through her brother Henry's line. If anyone knows Wand Patterson Camp, will you please have her contact me at rhondaflynn2@comcast.net. I am hoping to share information. Thank you!

Re: Leeroy MADDUX/MADDOX; Georgia; early 1900s; boxer

rhondaflynn2 — 2007-01-04 19:12:57Z

Thank you! This is great. I appreciate it.

Thomas F. MADDUX; Georgia; Look for a living descendant.

rhondaflynn2 — 2006-06-11 00:16:47Z

I am hoping to locate a living descedant of Thomas F. MADDUX. He was the son of Ira H. MADDUX & Elizabeth BRANNON.

Thomas was born on 10 Feb 1837 in Butts County, GA. Thomas married a lady by the name of Elizabeth Scott. They lived in Heard County from at least 1840 to 1880. After 1880 he then moved to Fulton County, GA and finally to Dekalb. I believe he died in about 1901 (as there was no further civil war pension applied for after that year).

I really am hoping to meet/talk to a living descendant and fellow researcher. Please contact me directly at rhondaflynn2@adelphia.net.

Thomas MADDUX is my gr, gr, gr, Uncle - I am a descendant from his brother James. THANKS!

Re: William Maddux of Kansas City

joanhanson166 — 2007-04-19 17:06:23Z

Michelle, I have William Theodore Maddux as son of my GGF James Maddux (Scotland) and Gertrude Tiebens (Prussia). He was born in Kansas,,Kansas May 13 1861. Wife's name Annie O'Callaghan born 1856 (Ireland) They both died in Louisville,Ky. Sylvester was my father's uncle and I remember him as a child. I am having a problem keeping all of these people straight. I also remember Jerome.

Mary E. Maddux Morton

athi1 — 2005-04-22 12:28:52Z

Recently on our farm in Marion County, Missouri I uncovered the grave marker, buried in sod, of Mary E. Maddux Morton. She was the wife of Benjamin D. Morton. They were living in a cabin on the back portion of her family farm.

The stone indicated her birth was Jan. 8, 1842 and her death was Jan. 25, 1866. On the stone was inscribed the following words:

"Forgotten: No still let my love sustain my hurt with anguish riv'n. Strive then to meet me up above and dry your tears, your tears in heaven." I thought some family member might like this information.

Lucius W. Maddux in Johnson Co., Texas 1880

deloresMcLemore41 — 2005-05-05 07:14:29Z

Followed Lucius from Marion Co., Ga. in 1860 to living with the William Jones family in Johnson Co, Texas in 1880. He is 62 at that time and there are two other single adults living with the Jones family. Wonder if this is a boarding house. Can't locate him after this. His father was Thomas Maddux and his mother was Mary Neal. Any help appreciated.

DOROTHA MAE (MADDUX) PADGET (1918-2005) of Missouri

EarlCalPadgettJr — 2005-12-05 22:02:38Z

!OBITUARY: "Kansas City Star" March 19, 2005- DOROTHA M. PADGET
"Dorotha Mae Padget, age 86,, of Blue Springs, MO, passed away March 17, 2005, at St. Mary's Nursing Home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 20, at Gowing Funeral Home Chapel, Orrick, MO; burial in South Point Cemetery. Friends may call Noon- 2 p.m. Sunday, March 20, at the Chapel. Memorial contributions to South Point Cemetery Association.
"She was born May 16, 1918, in Orrick, MO. She was a member of the Orrick Baptist Church, a 50-year member of the Eastern Star of Blue Springs and was retired from the Lake City Ammunition Plant.
"She was preceded in death by her father, Clyde Maddux; mother, Laura (Cochran) Maddux; husband, Ray (Raymond Edward) Padget on September 26, 1969 (born June 1, 1917); and brother, Clyde Elwood Maddux on November 2, 1968. She is survived by a sister-in-law, Velma Maddux, of Eldorado Springs, MO; two sons, James Clifford Padget, of Blue Springs, MO and Allen Ray Padget of Orting, WA; one daughter, Nancy Kueck of Port Charlotte, FL; and twenty-one grandchildren. (Arrangements: Gowing Funeral Home 816-770-3331)."