Thomas John Scoggin married Mary A. Davis on 21 September 1865, in Okitbbeha County, Mississippi, after serving in the Civil War for the Confederate Army.
They had 4 children:
William Robert Scoggin b. 16 May 1872, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1928;
Fannie Bell Scoggin b. 12 December 1875, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1947;
Nannie Pearl Scoggin b. 24 December 1877, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1955;
Florence Louella Scoggin b. 29 July 1881, Cranfills Gap, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1944.
His parents:
father David Denton Scoggin 1814-1900 and mother unknown name but she was born in Tennessee between 1820-1825 (1840 census). No record of his father's first marriage was found. She died in about 1848 in Missouri (possibly Haw Creek Twp, Morgan Co.).
His half-sister Fannie Scoggin Pendleton said Thomas went off to the (Civil) war from Texas. A Thomas J. Scoggins listed in ancestry.com US Civil War Solders, 1861-1865 in Confederate Army, 6th Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's), Private in Company C. This could be our Thomas J. Scoggin. His tombstone has the Mason symbol engraved upon it.
Sources: e-mail from Virginia Scoggin Hanza 8/29/2000, and ancestry.com tree "Beager/Cottrell and our relatives" by SoapEmporium (her source listed as Vernon Heyer). PLEASE SEND CORRECTIONS TO HIS BIO IF INCORRECT.
His HALF-SIBLINGS registered in Find A Grave are from his father's 2nd marriage:
Nannie P Scoggins Horton (1857 - 1946)*
Frances Adeline Scoggin Pendleton (1860 - 1946)*
Robert Franklin Scoggin (1863 - 1931)*
Lora Alice Scoggin Moore (1866 - 1956)*
They had 4 children:
William Robert Scoggin b. 16 May 1872, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1928;
Fannie Bell Scoggin b. 12 December 1875, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1947;
Nannie Pearl Scoggin b. 24 December 1877, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1955;
Florence Louella Scoggin b. 29 July 1881, Cranfills Gap, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1944.
His parents:
father David Denton Scoggin 1814-1900 and mother unknown name but she was born in Tennessee between 1820-1825 (1840 census). No record of his father's first marriage was found. She died in about 1848 in Missouri (possibly Haw Creek Twp, Morgan Co.).
His half-sister Fannie Scoggin Pendleton said Thomas went off to the (Civil) war from Texas. A Thomas J. Scoggins listed in ancestry.com US Civil War Solders, 1861-1865 in Confederate Army, 6th Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's), Private in Company C. This could be our Thomas J. Scoggin. His tombstone has the Mason symbol engraved upon it.
Sources: e-mail from Virginia Scoggin Hanza 8/29/2000, and ancestry.com tree "Beager/Cottrell and our relatives" by SoapEmporium (her source listed as Vernon Heyer). PLEASE SEND CORRECTIONS TO HIS BIO IF INCORRECT.
His HALF-SIBLINGS registered in Find A Grave are from his father's 2nd marriage:
Nannie P Scoggins Horton (1857 - 1946)*
Frances Adeline Scoggin Pendleton (1860 - 1946)*
Robert Franklin Scoggin (1863 - 1931)*
Lora Alice Scoggin Moore (1866 - 1956)*
Thomas John Scoggin married Mary A. Davis on 21 September 1865, in Okitbbeha County, Mississippi, after serving in the Civil War for the Confederate Army.
They had 4 children:
William Robert Scoggin b. 16 May 1872, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1928;
Fannie Bell Scoggin b. 12 December 1875, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1947;
Nannie Pearl Scoggin b. 24 December 1877, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1955;
Florence Louella Scoggin b. 29 July 1881, Cranfills Gap, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1944.
His parents:
father David Denton Scoggin 1814-1900 and mother unknown name but she was born in Tennessee between 1820-1825 (1840 census). No record of his father's first marriage was found. She died in about 1848 in Missouri (possibly Haw Creek Twp, Morgan Co.).
His half-sister Fannie Scoggin Pendleton said Thomas went off to the (Civil) war from Texas. A Thomas J. Scoggins listed in ancestry.com US Civil War Solders, 1861-1865 in Confederate Army, 6th Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's), Private in Company C. This could be our Thomas J. Scoggin. His tombstone has the Mason symbol engraved upon it.
Sources: e-mail from Virginia Scoggin Hanza 8/29/2000, and ancestry.com tree "Beager/Cottrell and our relatives" by SoapEmporium (her source listed as Vernon Heyer). PLEASE SEND CORRECTIONS TO HIS BIO IF INCORRECT.
His HALF-SIBLINGS registered in Find A Grave are from his father's 2nd marriage:
Nannie P Scoggins Horton (1857 - 1946)*
Frances Adeline Scoggin Pendleton (1860 - 1946)*
Robert Franklin Scoggin (1863 - 1931)*
Lora Alice Scoggin Moore (1866 - 1956)*
They had 4 children:
William Robert Scoggin b. 16 May 1872, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1928;
Fannie Bell Scoggin b. 12 December 1875, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1947;
Nannie Pearl Scoggin b. 24 December 1877, McLennan County, Texas, d. 1955;
Florence Louella Scoggin b. 29 July 1881, Cranfills Gap, Bosque County, Texas, d. 1944.
His parents:
father David Denton Scoggin 1814-1900 and mother unknown name but she was born in Tennessee between 1820-1825 (1840 census). No record of his father's first marriage was found. She died in about 1848 in Missouri (possibly Haw Creek Twp, Morgan Co.).
His half-sister Fannie Scoggin Pendleton said Thomas went off to the (Civil) war from Texas. A Thomas J. Scoggins listed in ancestry.com US Civil War Solders, 1861-1865 in Confederate Army, 6th Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's), Private in Company C. This could be our Thomas J. Scoggin. His tombstone has the Mason symbol engraved upon it.
Sources: e-mail from Virginia Scoggin Hanza 8/29/2000, and ancestry.com tree "Beager/Cottrell and our relatives" by SoapEmporium (her source listed as Vernon Heyer). PLEASE SEND CORRECTIONS TO HIS BIO IF INCORRECT.
His HALF-SIBLINGS registered in Find A Grave are from his father's 2nd marriage:
Nannie P Scoggins Horton (1857 - 1946)*
Frances Adeline Scoggin Pendleton (1860 - 1946)*
Robert Franklin Scoggin (1863 - 1931)*
Lora Alice Scoggin Moore (1866 - 1956)*
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