Susan Tinkle born to Daniel David and Amanda Williams "Lettie" Tinkle
in 1831 Gibson, Tennessee Susan was one of nine children. She married Latimer
Brickhouse at the age of 24 . They had one child a daughter Eudora, then, sadly
she passed in just three years .
LATIMER BRICKHOUSE
Latimer Brickhouse is a native of the "Palmetto State" born September 7, 1822, a son of John and Frances (Bright) Brickhouse, who were North Carolinians by birth. Latimer was given a common school education and resided on a farm in his native State until 1838, when he came to Tennessee with his parents and settled in Gibson County, where he has been engaged in agricultural pursuits. Since 1867 he has resided on, and owned his present present valuable farm of 220 acres all of which he has secured through his own exertions. In 1854 he married Susan Tinkle, daughter of Daniel and Lettie Tinkle, of Gibson County. Their union resulted in the birth of one child, Eudora. Mrs. Brickhouse died in 1857, and in 1861 he wedded Mary Odom, who has borne him the following children: Emma, Ada, Addie, Booth, Bettie B., Callie H., Mary E. and John R. Mr. Brickhouse is a Democrat and of Irish descent. His wife's parents are Samuel and Elizabeth Odom. (History of Tennessee, Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1887)
Susan Tinkle born to Daniel David and Amanda Williams "Lettie" Tinkle
in 1831 Gibson, Tennessee Susan was one of nine children. She married Latimer
Brickhouse at the age of 24 . They had one child a daughter Eudora, then, sadly
she passed in just three years .
LATIMER BRICKHOUSE
Latimer Brickhouse is a native of the "Palmetto State" born September 7, 1822, a son of John and Frances (Bright) Brickhouse, who were North Carolinians by birth. Latimer was given a common school education and resided on a farm in his native State until 1838, when he came to Tennessee with his parents and settled in Gibson County, where he has been engaged in agricultural pursuits. Since 1867 he has resided on, and owned his present present valuable farm of 220 acres all of which he has secured through his own exertions. In 1854 he married Susan Tinkle, daughter of Daniel and Lettie Tinkle, of Gibson County. Their union resulted in the birth of one child, Eudora. Mrs. Brickhouse died in 1857, and in 1861 he wedded Mary Odom, who has borne him the following children: Emma, Ada, Addie, Booth, Bettie B., Callie H., Mary E. and John R. Mr. Brickhouse is a Democrat and of Irish descent. His wife's parents are Samuel and Elizabeth Odom. (History of Tennessee, Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1887)
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