Mrs Mary Bicknell died last Monday morning at 2 o'clock, at her residence on Sixth street.
She was the widow of Mr M L Bicknell [This, I believe, is an error - I found no M L Bicknell in Columbia at the time and every reference to a connection correlates to S T Bicknell.], who preceded her to the grave many years ago. Judge Wallace of Franklin, was her brother, and the children who survive her are two daughters, Miss Maggie and Laura, and two sons, Dr Sam and Mr Jess Bicknell. She was also the step-mother of Mrs J P Street.
She was born in Apr 1810; her life journey was 77 years long; years of trials, years of patience, self-sacrificing good works. She was reared i a home blessed by genuine intelligent piety, culture, and refinement, and in the morning of life she gave her heart to God and her hand to the church of her choice - the Presbyterian - and from that early consecration without wavering she kept the faith until the Master called, "come up higher."
The funeral services were conducted by Rev F B Webb at the residence Tuesday at 11 o'clock. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. The Pall bearers were W J Dale, J W Frierson, Alex Titcomb, Eugene Anderson, O P Rutledge, F C Lander.
The Columbia Herald 19 Jun 1896.
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Tennessee Marriage Records have Samuel T Bicknell married Mary B Wallace on 22 Oct 1840 in Blount county.
1850 Census, taken 16 Jun 1850, has Samuel T Bicknell, 31, merchant, married to Mary, 31, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 9; Laura, f, 7; John, m, 5; and Samuel, m, 3.
1860 Census, has S T Bicknell, 42, married to Mary, 40, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Muggy, f, 18; Laura, f, 16; John, m, 14; Sam, m, 12; Willie, m, 8; and Jessie, m, 2. Also in the household is Mary Robinson, f, 4. [The writing on the document was too light to be confidently read; I relied mainly on the index.]
1870 Census, taken 16 Jun 1870, has M B Bicknell, f, 51, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 26, school teacher; Laura, f, 24; Samuel, m, 23, dental surgeon; William, m, 19, drug store clerk; and Jessie, m, 10. Also in the household is M B Robinson, f, 15.
1880 Census, taken 3 Jun 1880, has J P Street, 31, married to Mary, 24, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Lucile, f, 2, and Wallace, m, 6m. Also in the household are: mother Mary Bicknell, 61, boarder; sister Margaret Bicknell, 36; and sister Laura Bicknell, 24, border.
She was the widow of Mr M L Bicknell [This, I believe, is an error - I found no M L Bicknell in Columbia at the time and every reference to a connection correlates to S T Bicknell.], who preceded her to the grave many years ago. Judge Wallace of Franklin, was her brother, and the children who survive her are two daughters, Miss Maggie and Laura, and two sons, Dr Sam and Mr Jess Bicknell. She was also the step-mother of Mrs J P Street.
She was born in Apr 1810; her life journey was 77 years long; years of trials, years of patience, self-sacrificing good works. She was reared i a home blessed by genuine intelligent piety, culture, and refinement, and in the morning of life she gave her heart to God and her hand to the church of her choice - the Presbyterian - and from that early consecration without wavering she kept the faith until the Master called, "come up higher."
The funeral services were conducted by Rev F B Webb at the residence Tuesday at 11 o'clock. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. The Pall bearers were W J Dale, J W Frierson, Alex Titcomb, Eugene Anderson, O P Rutledge, F C Lander.
The Columbia Herald 19 Jun 1896.
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Tennessee Marriage Records have Samuel T Bicknell married Mary B Wallace on 22 Oct 1840 in Blount county.
1850 Census, taken 16 Jun 1850, has Samuel T Bicknell, 31, merchant, married to Mary, 31, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 9; Laura, f, 7; John, m, 5; and Samuel, m, 3.
1860 Census, has S T Bicknell, 42, married to Mary, 40, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Muggy, f, 18; Laura, f, 16; John, m, 14; Sam, m, 12; Willie, m, 8; and Jessie, m, 2. Also in the household is Mary Robinson, f, 4. [The writing on the document was too light to be confidently read; I relied mainly on the index.]
1870 Census, taken 16 Jun 1870, has M B Bicknell, f, 51, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 26, school teacher; Laura, f, 24; Samuel, m, 23, dental surgeon; William, m, 19, drug store clerk; and Jessie, m, 10. Also in the household is M B Robinson, f, 15.
1880 Census, taken 3 Jun 1880, has J P Street, 31, married to Mary, 24, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Lucile, f, 2, and Wallace, m, 6m. Also in the household are: mother Mary Bicknell, 61, boarder; sister Margaret Bicknell, 36; and sister Laura Bicknell, 24, border.
Mrs Mary Bicknell died last Monday morning at 2 o'clock, at her residence on Sixth street.
She was the widow of Mr M L Bicknell [This, I believe, is an error - I found no M L Bicknell in Columbia at the time and every reference to a connection correlates to S T Bicknell.], who preceded her to the grave many years ago. Judge Wallace of Franklin, was her brother, and the children who survive her are two daughters, Miss Maggie and Laura, and two sons, Dr Sam and Mr Jess Bicknell. She was also the step-mother of Mrs J P Street.
She was born in Apr 1810; her life journey was 77 years long; years of trials, years of patience, self-sacrificing good works. She was reared i a home blessed by genuine intelligent piety, culture, and refinement, and in the morning of life she gave her heart to God and her hand to the church of her choice - the Presbyterian - and from that early consecration without wavering she kept the faith until the Master called, "come up higher."
The funeral services were conducted by Rev F B Webb at the residence Tuesday at 11 o'clock. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. The Pall bearers were W J Dale, J W Frierson, Alex Titcomb, Eugene Anderson, O P Rutledge, F C Lander.
The Columbia Herald 19 Jun 1896.
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Tennessee Marriage Records have Samuel T Bicknell married Mary B Wallace on 22 Oct 1840 in Blount county.
1850 Census, taken 16 Jun 1850, has Samuel T Bicknell, 31, merchant, married to Mary, 31, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 9; Laura, f, 7; John, m, 5; and Samuel, m, 3.
1860 Census, has S T Bicknell, 42, married to Mary, 40, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Muggy, f, 18; Laura, f, 16; John, m, 14; Sam, m, 12; Willie, m, 8; and Jessie, m, 2. Also in the household is Mary Robinson, f, 4. [The writing on the document was too light to be confidently read; I relied mainly on the index.]
1870 Census, taken 16 Jun 1870, has M B Bicknell, f, 51, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 26, school teacher; Laura, f, 24; Samuel, m, 23, dental surgeon; William, m, 19, drug store clerk; and Jessie, m, 10. Also in the household is M B Robinson, f, 15.
1880 Census, taken 3 Jun 1880, has J P Street, 31, married to Mary, 24, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Lucile, f, 2, and Wallace, m, 6m. Also in the household are: mother Mary Bicknell, 61, boarder; sister Margaret Bicknell, 36; and sister Laura Bicknell, 24, border.
She was the widow of Mr M L Bicknell [This, I believe, is an error - I found no M L Bicknell in Columbia at the time and every reference to a connection correlates to S T Bicknell.], who preceded her to the grave many years ago. Judge Wallace of Franklin, was her brother, and the children who survive her are two daughters, Miss Maggie and Laura, and two sons, Dr Sam and Mr Jess Bicknell. She was also the step-mother of Mrs J P Street.
She was born in Apr 1810; her life journey was 77 years long; years of trials, years of patience, self-sacrificing good works. She was reared i a home blessed by genuine intelligent piety, culture, and refinement, and in the morning of life she gave her heart to God and her hand to the church of her choice - the Presbyterian - and from that early consecration without wavering she kept the faith until the Master called, "come up higher."
The funeral services were conducted by Rev F B Webb at the residence Tuesday at 11 o'clock. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. The Pall bearers were W J Dale, J W Frierson, Alex Titcomb, Eugene Anderson, O P Rutledge, F C Lander.
The Columbia Herald 19 Jun 1896.
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Tennessee Marriage Records have Samuel T Bicknell married Mary B Wallace on 22 Oct 1840 in Blount county.
1850 Census, taken 16 Jun 1850, has Samuel T Bicknell, 31, merchant, married to Mary, 31, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 9; Laura, f, 7; John, m, 5; and Samuel, m, 3.
1860 Census, has S T Bicknell, 42, married to Mary, 40, living in 9th Civil District, Blount County, TN. Children are: Muggy, f, 18; Laura, f, 16; John, m, 14; Sam, m, 12; Willie, m, 8; and Jessie, m, 2. Also in the household is Mary Robinson, f, 4. [The writing on the document was too light to be confidently read; I relied mainly on the index.]
1870 Census, taken 16 Jun 1870, has M B Bicknell, f, 51, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Margaret, f, 26, school teacher; Laura, f, 24; Samuel, m, 23, dental surgeon; William, m, 19, drug store clerk; and Jessie, m, 10. Also in the household is M B Robinson, f, 15.
1880 Census, taken 3 Jun 1880, has J P Street, 31, married to Mary, 24, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN. Children are: Lucile, f, 2, and Wallace, m, 6m. Also in the household are: mother Mary Bicknell, 61, boarder; sister Margaret Bicknell, 36; and sister Laura Bicknell, 24, border.
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