JAMES HARGROVE was born in November 1800 at Edgfield District, South Carolina to Britton Hargrove & Rebecca Youngblood.
James married Rebecca Wells Higginbotham circa 1820 at Edgefield District, South Carolina, and they had Eleven children:
John M. Hargrove (1821-?),
James William Hargrove (1823-1877),
William Chester Hargrove (1825-1903),
Christopher Columbus Hargrove (1827-?),
Wiley N. Hargrove (1830-?),
Francis M. Hargrove (1831-?),
Benjamin F. Hargrove (1833-1891),
Hugh Lafayette Hargrove (1835-1884),
Allen Houston Hargrove (1837-1900),
Andrew Hargrove (1839-?), and
Elizabeth Sarah Clementine "Clem" Hargrove-Penn (1841-1910).
James Hargrove passed away on 26 Oct 1874 in Franklin County, and was buried at Cypress Cemetery in Winnsboro, Franklin County, Texas.
James Hargrove actually died in Titus County, Texas – Franklin County was carved out of Titus County in 1875 -
REFERENCES:
1. 9 September 1850 Eastern Division, Monroe County, Mississippi Census, (Stamped 10B, Sheet 20, Family #149, Line 19), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
2. 21 June 1860 Beat 1, White Oak PO, Hopkins County, Texas Census, (Stamped 142B, Sheet 20, Family #136, Line 16), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
3. 19 Aug 1870 Mt. Pleasant P.O., Titus County, Texas Cansus, (Sheet 222, Line 39).
4. Eleanor Colson's Online Genealogy, "Joseph Colson, d. 1788, descendants and Allied Families of NC, TN, AL, TX:"
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=colsonallied&id=I3056
5. Headstone photo: Cypress (Baptist Church) Cemetery, Winnsboro, Franklin County, TX.
From Mt Vernon, TX; take 37S about 10mi, Turn Rt at sign for Cypress Cemetery, and take rd down to Cypress Baptist Church (Keep going until you see the church on the Rt; the Cemetery is on the left). There is a sharp rt curve in the road, don't worry you haven't passed it yet.
©Mark Morrow
James married Rebecca Wells Higginbotham circa 1820 at Edgefield District, South Carolina, and they had Eleven children:
John M. Hargrove (1821-?),
James William Hargrove (1823-1877),
William Chester Hargrove (1825-1903),
Christopher Columbus Hargrove (1827-?),
Wiley N. Hargrove (1830-?),
Francis M. Hargrove (1831-?),
Benjamin F. Hargrove (1833-1891),
Hugh Lafayette Hargrove (1835-1884),
Allen Houston Hargrove (1837-1900),
Andrew Hargrove (1839-?), and
Elizabeth Sarah Clementine "Clem" Hargrove-Penn (1841-1910).
James Hargrove passed away on 26 Oct 1874 in Franklin County, and was buried at Cypress Cemetery in Winnsboro, Franklin County, Texas.
James Hargrove actually died in Titus County, Texas – Franklin County was carved out of Titus County in 1875 -
REFERENCES:
1. 9 September 1850 Eastern Division, Monroe County, Mississippi Census, (Stamped 10B, Sheet 20, Family #149, Line 19), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
2. 21 June 1860 Beat 1, White Oak PO, Hopkins County, Texas Census, (Stamped 142B, Sheet 20, Family #136, Line 16), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
3. 19 Aug 1870 Mt. Pleasant P.O., Titus County, Texas Cansus, (Sheet 222, Line 39).
4. Eleanor Colson's Online Genealogy, "Joseph Colson, d. 1788, descendants and Allied Families of NC, TN, AL, TX:"
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=colsonallied&id=I3056
5. Headstone photo: Cypress (Baptist Church) Cemetery, Winnsboro, Franklin County, TX.
From Mt Vernon, TX; take 37S about 10mi, Turn Rt at sign for Cypress Cemetery, and take rd down to Cypress Baptist Church (Keep going until you see the church on the Rt; the Cemetery is on the left). There is a sharp rt curve in the road, don't worry you haven't passed it yet.
©Mark Morrow
JAMES HARGROVE was born in November 1800 at Edgfield District, South Carolina to Britton Hargrove & Rebecca Youngblood.
James married Rebecca Wells Higginbotham circa 1820 at Edgefield District, South Carolina, and they had Eleven children:
John M. Hargrove (1821-?),
James William Hargrove (1823-1877),
William Chester Hargrove (1825-1903),
Christopher Columbus Hargrove (1827-?),
Wiley N. Hargrove (1830-?),
Francis M. Hargrove (1831-?),
Benjamin F. Hargrove (1833-1891),
Hugh Lafayette Hargrove (1835-1884),
Allen Houston Hargrove (1837-1900),
Andrew Hargrove (1839-?), and
Elizabeth Sarah Clementine "Clem" Hargrove-Penn (1841-1910).
James Hargrove passed away on 26 Oct 1874 in Franklin County, and was buried at Cypress Cemetery in Winnsboro, Franklin County, Texas.
James Hargrove actually died in Titus County, Texas – Franklin County was carved out of Titus County in 1875 -
REFERENCES:
1. 9 September 1850 Eastern Division, Monroe County, Mississippi Census, (Stamped 10B, Sheet 20, Family #149, Line 19), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
2. 21 June 1860 Beat 1, White Oak PO, Hopkins County, Texas Census, (Stamped 142B, Sheet 20, Family #136, Line 16), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
3. 19 Aug 1870 Mt. Pleasant P.O., Titus County, Texas Cansus, (Sheet 222, Line 39).
4. Eleanor Colson's Online Genealogy, "Joseph Colson, d. 1788, descendants and Allied Families of NC, TN, AL, TX:"
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=colsonallied&id=I3056
5. Headstone photo: Cypress (Baptist Church) Cemetery, Winnsboro, Franklin County, TX.
From Mt Vernon, TX; take 37S about 10mi, Turn Rt at sign for Cypress Cemetery, and take rd down to Cypress Baptist Church (Keep going until you see the church on the Rt; the Cemetery is on the left). There is a sharp rt curve in the road, don't worry you haven't passed it yet.
©Mark Morrow
James married Rebecca Wells Higginbotham circa 1820 at Edgefield District, South Carolina, and they had Eleven children:
John M. Hargrove (1821-?),
James William Hargrove (1823-1877),
William Chester Hargrove (1825-1903),
Christopher Columbus Hargrove (1827-?),
Wiley N. Hargrove (1830-?),
Francis M. Hargrove (1831-?),
Benjamin F. Hargrove (1833-1891),
Hugh Lafayette Hargrove (1835-1884),
Allen Houston Hargrove (1837-1900),
Andrew Hargrove (1839-?), and
Elizabeth Sarah Clementine "Clem" Hargrove-Penn (1841-1910).
James Hargrove passed away on 26 Oct 1874 in Franklin County, and was buried at Cypress Cemetery in Winnsboro, Franklin County, Texas.
James Hargrove actually died in Titus County, Texas – Franklin County was carved out of Titus County in 1875 -
REFERENCES:
1. 9 September 1850 Eastern Division, Monroe County, Mississippi Census, (Stamped 10B, Sheet 20, Family #149, Line 19), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
2. 21 June 1860 Beat 1, White Oak PO, Hopkins County, Texas Census, (Stamped 142B, Sheet 20, Family #136, Line 16), Head of Household, James "Hargroves."
3. 19 Aug 1870 Mt. Pleasant P.O., Titus County, Texas Cansus, (Sheet 222, Line 39).
4. Eleanor Colson's Online Genealogy, "Joseph Colson, d. 1788, descendants and Allied Families of NC, TN, AL, TX:"
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=colsonallied&id=I3056
5. Headstone photo: Cypress (Baptist Church) Cemetery, Winnsboro, Franklin County, TX.
From Mt Vernon, TX; take 37S about 10mi, Turn Rt at sign for Cypress Cemetery, and take rd down to Cypress Baptist Church (Keep going until you see the church on the Rt; the Cemetery is on the left). There is a sharp rt curve in the road, don't worry you haven't passed it yet.
©Mark Morrow
Bio by: Mark Morrow
