Mrs. Paralee Choate Collins was the wife of Caul John Collins and daughter of Stokley D. Choate and Prudence (Purdy) Dillinger.
She married Caul John Collins. They were the parents of the following children:
1. Charles Rufus Collins (1858-)
2. Thomas A. Collins (1861-)
3. Ambrose Collins (1865 - before 1880)
4. John Crockett Collins (1868-3 Oct. 1922)
5. Susie E. Collins (1869-)
6. Purdie D. (8 Aug. 1873 - 1949)
7. Edward Collins (1874 -)
Caul John was previously married to Mrs. Mary Harrison who died in 1853 in Holmes, Mississippi, and they had the following children:
1. Young Green Collins (1848-before 1919)
2. Josephus J. Collins (28 Sep. 1851 -)
3. Lawrence Collins (1843 - before 1860)
4. Rueben Collins (1853-1853)
Paralee was survived by her husband.
She either died in Bee County or Karnes County. Burial is unknown.
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Information is from Early Karnes County Families,Compiled by Charlotte A. Nichols, Member of Karnes County Historical Commission, Karnes County Historical Society, El Cibolo Chapter, NSDAR
She married Caul John Collins. They were the parents of the following children:
1. Charles Rufus Collins (1858-)
2. Thomas A. Collins (1861-)
3. Ambrose Collins (1865 - before 1880)
4. John Crockett Collins (1868-3 Oct. 1922)
5. Susie E. Collins (1869-)
6. Purdie D. (8 Aug. 1873 - 1949)
7. Edward Collins (1874 -)
Caul John was previously married to Mrs. Mary Harrison who died in 1853 in Holmes, Mississippi, and they had the following children:
1. Young Green Collins (1848-before 1919)
2. Josephus J. Collins (28 Sep. 1851 -)
3. Lawrence Collins (1843 - before 1860)
4. Rueben Collins (1853-1853)
Paralee was survived by her husband.
She either died in Bee County or Karnes County. Burial is unknown.
-------------------------------------------------
Information is from Early Karnes County Families,Compiled by Charlotte A. Nichols, Member of Karnes County Historical Commission, Karnes County Historical Society, El Cibolo Chapter, NSDAR
Mrs. Paralee Choate Collins was the wife of Caul John Collins and daughter of Stokley D. Choate and Prudence (Purdy) Dillinger.
She married Caul John Collins. They were the parents of the following children:
1. Charles Rufus Collins (1858-)
2. Thomas A. Collins (1861-)
3. Ambrose Collins (1865 - before 1880)
4. John Crockett Collins (1868-3 Oct. 1922)
5. Susie E. Collins (1869-)
6. Purdie D. (8 Aug. 1873 - 1949)
7. Edward Collins (1874 -)
Caul John was previously married to Mrs. Mary Harrison who died in 1853 in Holmes, Mississippi, and they had the following children:
1. Young Green Collins (1848-before 1919)
2. Josephus J. Collins (28 Sep. 1851 -)
3. Lawrence Collins (1843 - before 1860)
4. Rueben Collins (1853-1853)
Paralee was survived by her husband.
She either died in Bee County or Karnes County. Burial is unknown.
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Information is from Early Karnes County Families,Compiled by Charlotte A. Nichols, Member of Karnes County Historical Commission, Karnes County Historical Society, El Cibolo Chapter, NSDAR
She married Caul John Collins. They were the parents of the following children:
1. Charles Rufus Collins (1858-)
2. Thomas A. Collins (1861-)
3. Ambrose Collins (1865 - before 1880)
4. John Crockett Collins (1868-3 Oct. 1922)
5. Susie E. Collins (1869-)
6. Purdie D. (8 Aug. 1873 - 1949)
7. Edward Collins (1874 -)
Caul John was previously married to Mrs. Mary Harrison who died in 1853 in Holmes, Mississippi, and they had the following children:
1. Young Green Collins (1848-before 1919)
2. Josephus J. Collins (28 Sep. 1851 -)
3. Lawrence Collins (1843 - before 1860)
4. Rueben Collins (1853-1853)
Paralee was survived by her husband.
She either died in Bee County or Karnes County. Burial is unknown.
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Information is from Early Karnes County Families,Compiled by Charlotte A. Nichols, Member of Karnes County Historical Commission, Karnes County Historical Society, El Cibolo Chapter, NSDAR
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