Hattie Mae Hawkins was the daughter of George Bailey Hawkins and Sallie A Worrell. She was born in Fayette County, Tennessee where her parents had married. The family migrated to Panola County, Texas sometime before 1884, when Hattie's brother John was born.
Hattie Mae met Pinkney Carroll Thomas in Panola County, where he had been born and raised. Pinkney's parents were both dead by the time he was 8. He was raised by aunts and uncles from both the Thomas and McGee families, all of whom resided in Panola County.
Hattie Mae married Pinkney in 1888. They had seven children:
Clinton Thomas (1889-?)
Maude Thomas Ellington (1892-1983)
Ora Thomas House (1894-1993)
Ned Thomas (1896-1973)
Geary Thomas (1898-1970)
Pearl Thomas Ridley (1898-1983)
Laura Thomas Turner (1904-2002)
Pinkney died in 1904, leaving Hattie to raise the children on her own.
Hattie Mae met Pinkney Carroll Thomas in Panola County, where he had been born and raised. Pinkney's parents were both dead by the time he was 8. He was raised by aunts and uncles from both the Thomas and McGee families, all of whom resided in Panola County.
Hattie Mae married Pinkney in 1888. They had seven children:
Clinton Thomas (1889-?)
Maude Thomas Ellington (1892-1983)
Ora Thomas House (1894-1993)
Ned Thomas (1896-1973)
Geary Thomas (1898-1970)
Pearl Thomas Ridley (1898-1983)
Laura Thomas Turner (1904-2002)
Pinkney died in 1904, leaving Hattie to raise the children on her own.
Hattie Mae Hawkins was the daughter of George Bailey Hawkins and Sallie A Worrell. She was born in Fayette County, Tennessee where her parents had married. The family migrated to Panola County, Texas sometime before 1884, when Hattie's brother John was born.
Hattie Mae met Pinkney Carroll Thomas in Panola County, where he had been born and raised. Pinkney's parents were both dead by the time he was 8. He was raised by aunts and uncles from both the Thomas and McGee families, all of whom resided in Panola County.
Hattie Mae married Pinkney in 1888. They had seven children:
Clinton Thomas (1889-?)
Maude Thomas Ellington (1892-1983)
Ora Thomas House (1894-1993)
Ned Thomas (1896-1973)
Geary Thomas (1898-1970)
Pearl Thomas Ridley (1898-1983)
Laura Thomas Turner (1904-2002)
Pinkney died in 1904, leaving Hattie to raise the children on her own.
Hattie Mae met Pinkney Carroll Thomas in Panola County, where he had been born and raised. Pinkney's parents were both dead by the time he was 8. He was raised by aunts and uncles from both the Thomas and McGee families, all of whom resided in Panola County.
Hattie Mae married Pinkney in 1888. They had seven children:
Clinton Thomas (1889-?)
Maude Thomas Ellington (1892-1983)
Ora Thomas House (1894-1993)
Ned Thomas (1896-1973)
Geary Thomas (1898-1970)
Pearl Thomas Ridley (1898-1983)
Laura Thomas Turner (1904-2002)
Pinkney died in 1904, leaving Hattie to raise the children on her own.
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