Sarah Elizabeth Scott Holeman was the first child of Greenberry Scott and Cynthia Ann Neely Scott. She was married to James P. Holeman, the son of Thomas Holeman and Dorcas Taylor Holeman.
Sarah and James were married about 1871 at Camden County, MO.
(Post Office--Proctor)
(Greenberry Scott's name could have been Samuel Greenberry. I have not found records with this name, but some other family members have. With Sarah's son being named Thomas Samuel Holeman, I think this could be right.)
Children of James Holeman and Sarah E. Scott
1 Thomas Samuel Holeman (1872 - 1944)
2 Martha Ellen Holeman (1875 to 1948)
Thank you to Kathy Williams for the marriage record below
Know all men by these presents that we Thomas Holeman and
Peter Taylor and George W. Higginson are held and family
bound into the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the final sum
of fifty pounds consent money for the payment of which will
and truly to be made. We bond our selves, our heirs,
executors and administrators family severally family by
these presents sealed with our seals and dated the
22nd day of June 1848.
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas
there is a marriage shortly intended to be "had" and
solemnized between the above bound Thomas Holeman and
Dorothy Ann Taylor, daughter of Joshua Taylor dec’d
and widow of Andrew Taylor dec’d late of said branch.
Now if there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage
then the obligation to be void. Else to remain in/full
free and virtue.
Withness Thomas Holeman Seal
Sarah and James were married about 1871 at Camden County, MO.
(Post Office--Proctor)
(Greenberry Scott's name could have been Samuel Greenberry. I have not found records with this name, but some other family members have. With Sarah's son being named Thomas Samuel Holeman, I think this could be right.)
Children of James Holeman and Sarah E. Scott
1 Thomas Samuel Holeman (1872 - 1944)
2 Martha Ellen Holeman (1875 to 1948)
Thank you to Kathy Williams for the marriage record below
Know all men by these presents that we Thomas Holeman and
Peter Taylor and George W. Higginson are held and family
bound into the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the final sum
of fifty pounds consent money for the payment of which will
and truly to be made. We bond our selves, our heirs,
executors and administrators family severally family by
these presents sealed with our seals and dated the
22nd day of June 1848.
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas
there is a marriage shortly intended to be "had" and
solemnized between the above bound Thomas Holeman and
Dorothy Ann Taylor, daughter of Joshua Taylor dec’d
and widow of Andrew Taylor dec’d late of said branch.
Now if there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage
then the obligation to be void. Else to remain in/full
free and virtue.
Withness Thomas Holeman Seal
Sarah Elizabeth Scott Holeman was the first child of Greenberry Scott and Cynthia Ann Neely Scott. She was married to James P. Holeman, the son of Thomas Holeman and Dorcas Taylor Holeman.
Sarah and James were married about 1871 at Camden County, MO.
(Post Office--Proctor)
(Greenberry Scott's name could have been Samuel Greenberry. I have not found records with this name, but some other family members have. With Sarah's son being named Thomas Samuel Holeman, I think this could be right.)
Children of James Holeman and Sarah E. Scott
1 Thomas Samuel Holeman (1872 - 1944)
2 Martha Ellen Holeman (1875 to 1948)
Thank you to Kathy Williams for the marriage record below
Know all men by these presents that we Thomas Holeman and
Peter Taylor and George W. Higginson are held and family
bound into the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the final sum
of fifty pounds consent money for the payment of which will
and truly to be made. We bond our selves, our heirs,
executors and administrators family severally family by
these presents sealed with our seals and dated the
22nd day of June 1848.
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas
there is a marriage shortly intended to be "had" and
solemnized between the above bound Thomas Holeman and
Dorothy Ann Taylor, daughter of Joshua Taylor dec’d
and widow of Andrew Taylor dec’d late of said branch.
Now if there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage
then the obligation to be void. Else to remain in/full
free and virtue.
Withness Thomas Holeman Seal
Sarah and James were married about 1871 at Camden County, MO.
(Post Office--Proctor)
(Greenberry Scott's name could have been Samuel Greenberry. I have not found records with this name, but some other family members have. With Sarah's son being named Thomas Samuel Holeman, I think this could be right.)
Children of James Holeman and Sarah E. Scott
1 Thomas Samuel Holeman (1872 - 1944)
2 Martha Ellen Holeman (1875 to 1948)
Thank you to Kathy Williams for the marriage record below
Know all men by these presents that we Thomas Holeman and
Peter Taylor and George W. Higginson are held and family
bound into the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the final sum
of fifty pounds consent money for the payment of which will
and truly to be made. We bond our selves, our heirs,
executors and administrators family severally family by
these presents sealed with our seals and dated the
22nd day of June 1848.
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas
there is a marriage shortly intended to be "had" and
solemnized between the above bound Thomas Holeman and
Dorothy Ann Taylor, daughter of Joshua Taylor dec’d
and widow of Andrew Taylor dec’d late of said branch.
Now if there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage
then the obligation to be void. Else to remain in/full
free and virtue.
Withness Thomas Holeman Seal
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