John G Mayhew Early Methodist Pioneer and Confederate Veteran
John G Mayhew born December 19 1843 in Lawrence County Tennessee served in the 41st Mississippi Regiment during the Civil War. He moved from Mississippi to Coryell County in 1874 helping establish an early Methodist church at Sardis and later moved to Taylor County in 1889 with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrett Mayhew
Alfred M. Mayhew
Middle
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texas
Methodist Church
J. G. Mayhew
C. C. Mayhew
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
J. G.mayhew
Lawrence County
Lawrenceburg
Coryell County
Sardis
Mary Russell
Taylor County
Memorial for J. G. Mayhew and family in Lamesa
The obituary recalls J. G. Mayhew a long time Methodist and Mason who moved from Taylor county to Dawson county near Lamesa in 1920 and died in 1926. It notes his three marriages, six children, and his devout life as a lay leader and church steward. Surviving relatives include T. M. Mayhew Bradshaw W. W. Mayhew Cleburne J. H. Mayhew California daughters Mrs Mattye Horn and Mrs Terrye Tune. His wife Phoebe Elizabeth Adams Mayhew died in 1927. Funeral details and comforting verses accompany the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
More
Methodist
Circuit Rider
J. G. Mayhew
J. C
Taylor County
Lamesa
Dawson County
Tune
Jesus
John
Jane H. Johnson
Nancy M. Stewart
Phoebe Elizabeth Adams
W. B. Hicks
Masonic Lodge
T. M. Mayhew
Bradshaw
W. W. Mayhew
Cleburne
J. H. Mayhew
California
Mattye Horn
Terrye Tune
Pheebe Elizabeth
Adams) Mayhew
Izzard County
Arkansas
Texas
Bell County
Coryell County
Parmela
John G. Mayhew
Christian Church
Mrs
Aubrey Ashley
Double Birthday Celebration for Two Gentlemen
In a West Dale street building gathering last Wednesday the Kit Hargrove and Ellis Bridwell families shared a noon feast. Both men turn 50 on April 27 and attended with relatives and friends in a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Kit Hargrove
Ellis Bridwell
West Dale Street
Bill Moore
Jeff Hargrove
J. W. Mitchell
Will Hudson
W. P. Lloyd
W. M. Pumphrey
Jeff Flynt
Ralph Lloyd
George Lloyd
Raymond Lloyd
Buford Fisher
Howard Baldwin
Joe Pumphrey
Very well cooking his own meals in boll weevil report
A terse note mentions someone cooking his own meals though linked to boll weevil and a June bug context. The fragment implies self-sufficiency and pest references without a clear event or person beyond these phrases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phoebe Elizabeth Mayhew
E. B. Mayhew
Charley Dawes
Panama
Earl Carroll
Carl Laemmle
Prevente
Fables
Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
Don Juan
Pnthe News
Lloyd Hughes and
Mary Astor
Bob Custer
Baxter
Riddle- Rider
Lewis Stonejin
Don Duansk
Queen Theatre
Tyler Commercial College
America
Western Union
Tyler
Red Front Grocery
Cortez Orchestra
Ft. Worth
Bob White
Canova
Ib Sam Houston
Maxwell House Tea
Liptons
Brown’s Creackers
Kellys
Kelly-Springfield
Kelly
Magnolia
S. T. Polk
Prop
The
First National Bank
Jim Smith
Mgr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!