1880 San Saba co TX
Mat. Kuykendall 47
Elizabeth Kuykendall 50
*M. James Kuykendall 23
K. Sally Hill 21
Wily Keykendall 18
Drucilla Keykendall 15
Martha Keykendall 12
Lizzy Keykendall 9
J. William Keykendall 7
1900 San Saba co TX
J M Kuykendall 43
Laura Kuykendall 41
Clay Kuykendall 13
Nila Kuykendall 11
Reeves Kuykendall 7
1930 San Saba co TX
James M Kuykendall 73
Armor Kuykendall 59
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KUYKENDALL, JAMES M.
James M. Kuykendall is a prominent ranch owner and a member of one of the oldest pioneer families of San Saba County. M. H. Kuykendall, his father, born in Tennessee and reared in Mississippi, came to Rusk County, Texas, about the year of 1850, moving from there to Bell county in 1855, and in 1857 he located permanently in San Saba County, settling on Cherokee creek in the southern part of the county. It was on that home farm that his son James was reared, their home being about a mile from the small settlement of Cherokee. W. J. Kuykendall, a brother of M. H., located on a ranch in that community in 1857, and he still resides there. He was formerly a commissioner of San Saba County.
James M. Kuykendall was born in Bell county, Texas, in 1856, to the marriage union of M. H. and Elizabeth (Dollahite) Kuykendall, and he has made his home in San Saba since the year of 1897. He owns a valuable ranch in the western part of the county. He married Laura Reeves, and their three children are Clay, Nilah and Reeves. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity. Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock,The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911
Mat. Kuykendall 47
Elizabeth Kuykendall 50
*M. James Kuykendall 23
K. Sally Hill 21
Wily Keykendall 18
Drucilla Keykendall 15
Martha Keykendall 12
Lizzy Keykendall 9
J. William Keykendall 7
1900 San Saba co TX
J M Kuykendall 43
Laura Kuykendall 41
Clay Kuykendall 13
Nila Kuykendall 11
Reeves Kuykendall 7
1930 San Saba co TX
James M Kuykendall 73
Armor Kuykendall 59
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KUYKENDALL, JAMES M.
James M. Kuykendall is a prominent ranch owner and a member of one of the oldest pioneer families of San Saba County. M. H. Kuykendall, his father, born in Tennessee and reared in Mississippi, came to Rusk County, Texas, about the year of 1850, moving from there to Bell county in 1855, and in 1857 he located permanently in San Saba County, settling on Cherokee creek in the southern part of the county. It was on that home farm that his son James was reared, their home being about a mile from the small settlement of Cherokee. W. J. Kuykendall, a brother of M. H., located on a ranch in that community in 1857, and he still resides there. He was formerly a commissioner of San Saba County.
James M. Kuykendall was born in Bell county, Texas, in 1856, to the marriage union of M. H. and Elizabeth (Dollahite) Kuykendall, and he has made his home in San Saba since the year of 1897. He owns a valuable ranch in the western part of the county. He married Laura Reeves, and their three children are Clay, Nilah and Reeves. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity. Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock,The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911
1880 San Saba co TX
Mat. Kuykendall 47
Elizabeth Kuykendall 50
*M. James Kuykendall 23
K. Sally Hill 21
Wily Keykendall 18
Drucilla Keykendall 15
Martha Keykendall 12
Lizzy Keykendall 9
J. William Keykendall 7
1900 San Saba co TX
J M Kuykendall 43
Laura Kuykendall 41
Clay Kuykendall 13
Nila Kuykendall 11
Reeves Kuykendall 7
1930 San Saba co TX
James M Kuykendall 73
Armor Kuykendall 59
*******
KUYKENDALL, JAMES M.
James M. Kuykendall is a prominent ranch owner and a member of one of the oldest pioneer families of San Saba County. M. H. Kuykendall, his father, born in Tennessee and reared in Mississippi, came to Rusk County, Texas, about the year of 1850, moving from there to Bell county in 1855, and in 1857 he located permanently in San Saba County, settling on Cherokee creek in the southern part of the county. It was on that home farm that his son James was reared, their home being about a mile from the small settlement of Cherokee. W. J. Kuykendall, a brother of M. H., located on a ranch in that community in 1857, and he still resides there. He was formerly a commissioner of San Saba County.
James M. Kuykendall was born in Bell county, Texas, in 1856, to the marriage union of M. H. and Elizabeth (Dollahite) Kuykendall, and he has made his home in San Saba since the year of 1897. He owns a valuable ranch in the western part of the county. He married Laura Reeves, and their three children are Clay, Nilah and Reeves. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity. Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock,The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911
Mat. Kuykendall 47
Elizabeth Kuykendall 50
*M. James Kuykendall 23
K. Sally Hill 21
Wily Keykendall 18
Drucilla Keykendall 15
Martha Keykendall 12
Lizzy Keykendall 9
J. William Keykendall 7
1900 San Saba co TX
J M Kuykendall 43
Laura Kuykendall 41
Clay Kuykendall 13
Nila Kuykendall 11
Reeves Kuykendall 7
1930 San Saba co TX
James M Kuykendall 73
Armor Kuykendall 59
*******
KUYKENDALL, JAMES M.
James M. Kuykendall is a prominent ranch owner and a member of one of the oldest pioneer families of San Saba County. M. H. Kuykendall, his father, born in Tennessee and reared in Mississippi, came to Rusk County, Texas, about the year of 1850, moving from there to Bell county in 1855, and in 1857 he located permanently in San Saba County, settling on Cherokee creek in the southern part of the county. It was on that home farm that his son James was reared, their home being about a mile from the small settlement of Cherokee. W. J. Kuykendall, a brother of M. H., located on a ranch in that community in 1857, and he still resides there. He was formerly a commissioner of San Saba County.
James M. Kuykendall was born in Bell county, Texas, in 1856, to the marriage union of M. H. and Elizabeth (Dollahite) Kuykendall, and he has made his home in San Saba since the year of 1897. He owns a valuable ranch in the western part of the county. He married Laura Reeves, and their three children are Clay, Nilah and Reeves. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity. Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock,The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911
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