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According to Ida P. Wade Thomas, this woman was a Mississippi Choctaw and left the tribe when it was moved to the reservation. Her husband was said to be Irish, and her mother was supposedly named McELROY.
DEATH: Certificate - Col B. L. Smith, Lawyer, Born December 29, 1873, died Feb 19, 1925, Residence Blue Ridge GA., Father - William D. Smith, Mother - Miss Chastain. Wife's name Fannie Trammell.
BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-RESIDENCES: Letters from Ida P. Wade Thomas to T.Mason; ; dated 14 Jul 1959; In poss of T.Mason (file William P. Wade); EXTRACTION: William P. born 3 Dec 1808 in Kentucky, moved to Missouri in 1845, to Texas in 1878, to Indian Territory in 1886, & finally back to Clay Co. before his death. Married in Kentucky abt 1836 to Lady Townsen.
CONFLICT: 1880 Grayson Co. Texas Census; ; James M. states parents born in Virginia while Ida Pauline (daughter of James M.) thinks it was Kentucky.
CONFLICT: If William Porter Wade was born in 1808 as stated by Ida Pauline, then he would have been age 42 in the 1850 census. Therefore, the following census record seem to be in question. However, James Wade, the son would have been age 7 in 1850.
RESEARCH: Locate obituary and cemetery records to see if birth date is listed.MARRIAGE: VA Marriage records - Ancestry.com site: William Wade m. Eliza A. Townsend 11-7-1842 in Nelson County, VA.
BIOGRAPHY: Ida Pauline Wade Thomas' Two Books of Memories; ; written in 1953-1955; In poss of T.Mason (R.A.THOMAS file); NOTE: Book 2 states that he lived past 90 and died of typhoid and pneumonia. He was a powerful man of God, steadfast, much knowledge of scriptures. In 1877 the family was living at the "Old Ed Rowe Ranch" in Grayson Co., Texas. (South of Madill, Okla. across the Red River.) Later they moved near Gordonville, Grayson, Texas.
CENSUS: 1850 St. Genevieve County, MO Census: Date: Sep. 16, 1850 Town/Towship: Beauvais Township Page #230, Dwelling # 374, Family # 388:
William P. Wade age/sex: 28/male Birthplace: Virginia Occupation: Farmer Value of Real Estate: Not listed
Eliza A. Wade age/sex: 28/female Birthplace: Virginia
John H. Wade age/sex: 8/male Birthplace: Virginia
James M. Wade age/sex: 7/male Birthplace: Virginia
Elizabeth Wade age/sex: 5/female Birthplace: Virginia
Sarah Wade age/sex: 5/female Birthplace: Virginia
William A. Wade age/sex: 1/male Birthplace: MissouriCENSUS: 1870 St. Genevieve County, MO Census: Date: July 13, 1870 Town/Township: Beauvais (P.O. St Mary's Landing) Page # 33, Dwelling # 233, Family # 240:
Wade, W.P.W age/sex: 49/male Birthplace: Virginia Occupation: Miller Value-Real Estate: $8000; Value-Personal Property: $7000
Wade, Penelope age/sex: 43/female Birthplace: Missouri Occupation: House Keeper
Wade, James age/sex: 25/male Birthplace: Virginia
Wade, Mary age/sex: 21/female Birthplace: Missouri
Wade, William age/sex: 20/male Birthplace: Missouri
Wade, Cornelius age/sex: 18/male Birthplace: Missouri
Wade, Jane age/sex: 17/female Birthplace: Missouri
Wade, Charles age/sex: 14/male Birthplace: Missouri
Wade, Felix age/sex: 12/male Birthplace: Missouri
Wade, Robert age/sex: 4/male Birthplace: Missouri
Also, living in the same dwelling # 233; Family # 241:
Housfero,Chr(?) age/sex: 18/male Birthplace: Missouri
Housfero, Ophelia age/sex: 16/female Birthplace: Missouri
Housfero,Josephine age/sex: 9/female Birthplace: MissouriTHEORY by Yvette Taylor: Eliza A. Wade died between 1860-1870. William remarried to a woman name Penelope and they had a child - Robert. The Housfero family members living in the same house could be Penelope's children from her previous marriage. Also, it appears that James and Mary Henn Wade had married and were living in this household at the time of the 1870 Census.
CENSUS: 1880 Census Place: , Cooke, Texas; Source: FHL Film 1255298; National Archives Film T9-1298, Page 248C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
M. P. WADE Self M M W 60 VA Occ: Farming Fa: VA Mo: VA
Penelope WADE Wife F M W 53 MO Occ: House Keeping Fa: MO Mo: MO
Cornelius WADE Son M W 27 MO Occ: Farming Fa: VA Mo: VA
Robt WADE Son M W 14 MO Occ: Farming Fa: VA Mo: MO
Josie HAMFORD SDau F W 17 MO Occ: House Work Fa: MO Mo: MOLAND: In May 2001, Carolyn Cheshier, Grayson County, TX Deputy clerk searched in Real Property Records for William P. Wade and did NOT find anything in his name from 1846-1920.
Robert was a half brother to James Madison according to Ida Pauline Wade Thomas. He is said to have been married, had children and died early in life.
DEATH-BIOGRAPHY: July 85, Marty P.Irwin wrote letter to T.Mason; ; Copy in poss of T.Mason; NOTE: Grandmother Ida P. Thomas wrote, in about 1880 she was in the home of Uncle Charley & Nannie Wade & baby boy. She ran errands for Aunt Sally, Nannie's sister. The baby died of T.B. when not a year old and Nannie soon followed. Uncle Charley remarried.
CENSUS: 1900 Clay Co. Texas; 1900; E.D.18 Stmpd pg#108, Pct#7, Fmly#5, Line#27-33; Researcher: Marty Rodgers, Oklahoma City, OK; typed copy in poss of T.Mason; EXTRACTION:
Charles E. Wade Farmer Married 9 years White born 1855 in MO 44 yrs Fthr: VA Mthr: VA
Wade, Elizabeth B. wife Jan 1874 in FL 26 yrs Fthr: NC Mthr: AL
Wade, Charles E. son Dec 1891 in TX 8 yrs " MO " FL
Wade, William H. son Aug 1893 in TX 6 yrs " MO " FL
Wade, Ida L. dau Jun 1895 in TX 4 yrs " MO " FL
Lara E. dau Oct 1897 in TX 2 yrs " MO " FL
Ernest L. son Mar 1900 in TX 2/12 yrs " MO " FLBIOGRAPHY: July 85, Marty P.Irwin wrote letter to T.Mason; ; Copy in poss of T.Mason; NOTE: Grandmother Ida P. Thomas wrote, in 1891, when I was just 17, in August, Uncle Charlie Wade (father's bro.) and Aunt Lizzie & son Charles Edward came in a covered wagon, to Indian Territory on a visit. They insisted on me going home with them & going to school. I remember the 3 days travel through the wilderness of trees, sandhills & streams and then across Red river between Ind. Ter. & Texas to their 80 acre home in Clay County, Texas. Just a 2 room house & upstairs fireplace, orchard and old log barn. Fannin Town was name of school & church building. Was pioneer times even in Texas, but had good school system and Ind. Ter. had none. Stayed about a year. Were about 100 students, mostly boys. I went to work helping keep house, cook, wash, iron for a family of six and a teacher lady was boarding. $30 a month for clothes and books for school. Lizzie was only about 6 months older than Ida Pauline Wade. In 1891 they are also to have moved to Indian Territory.
DIED: of T.B. when not a year old.
DEATH-BIOGRAPHY: July 85, Marty P.Irwin wrote letter to T.Mason; ; Copy in poss of T.Mason; NOTE: Grandmother Ida P. Thomas wrote, in about 1880 she was in the home of Uncle Charley & Nannie Wade & baby boy. She ran errands for Aunt Sally, Nannie's sister. The baby died of T.B. when not a year old and Nannie soon followed. Uncle Charley remarried.
CENSUS: 1900 Clay Co. Texas; 1900; E.D.18 Stmpd pg#108, Pct#7, Fmly#5, Line#27-33; Researcher: Marty Rodgers, Oklahoma City, OK; typed copy in poss of T.Mason; EXTRACTION:
Charles E. Wade Farmer Married 9 years White born 1855 in MO 44 yrs Fthr: VA Mthr: VA
Wade, Elizabeth B. wife Jan 1874 in FL 26 yrs Fthr: NC Mthr: AL
Wade, Charles E. son Dec 1891 in TX 8 yrs " MO " FL
Wade, William H. son Aug 1893 in TX 6 yrs " MO " FL
Wade, Ida L. dau Jun 1895 in TX 4 yrs " MO " FL
Lara E. dau Oct 1897 in TX 2 yrs " MO " FL
Ernest L. son Mar 1900 in TX 2/12 yrs " MO " FLBIOGRAPHY: July 85, Marty P.Irwin wrote letter to T.Mason; ; Copy in poss of T.Mason; NOTE: Grandmother Ida P. Thomas wrote, in 1891, when I was just 17, in August, Uncle Charlie Wade (father's bro.) and Aunt Lizzie & son Charles Edward came in a covered wagon, to Indian Territory on a visit. They insisted on me going home with them & going to school. I remember the 3 days travel through the wilderness of trees, sandhills & streams and then across Red river between Ind. Ter. & Texas to their 80 acre home in Clay County, Texas. Just a 2 room house & upstairs fireplace, orchard and old log barn. Fannin Town was name of school & church building. Was pioneer times even in Texas, but had good school system and Ind. Ter. had none. Stayed about a year. Were about 100 students, mostly boys. I went to work helping keep house, cook, wash, iron for a family of six and a teacher lady was boarding. $30 a month for clothes and books for school. Lizzie was only about 6 months older than Ida Pauline Wade. In 1891 they are also to have moved to Indian Territory.
1900 Clay Co. Texas census indicates father was born in North Carolina, mother born in Alabama.
Ida Pauline Wade Thomas writes in bk #1 of memories that Uncle Charlie (Father's Bro.) came with his young wife & son, Charles Edward, persuaded me to return to Fannin Town school in Texas. P.O. was Joy. "Little Edward" had a fever.
