She & her husband, Gordon Brazzel were founders of the Corinth Community.
See LDS Genealogical Library. Notes from Brazzel / Slayter book, page 3. Mary Slayter was born 7th dayof August 1810 probably in Rapides Parish, Louisiana and with her parents and family moved to Ouachita Parish, LA. She was the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb. The land they lived on in Ouachita Parish is now in Lincoln Parish near Downsville, LA. Isaiah Slayter's succession records and some of the Slayter children is in Chapter II.
MISC_NOTES: (4 Aug 2005) Received an e-mail from Carolyn E. Lewis who has researched this family and written several books on the Brazzel families. This is the inscription on a plaque hanging on a wall at the Brazzel monument dedicated to Mary & Caroline's husband Gordon Brazzel, and their many children. The monument is located in Lincoln Parish, Louisiana within a few miles of where Gordon lived.
MARY SLAYTER BRAZZEL
August 7, 1810 - September 23, 1863
Mary Slayter, the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb, grew up about 25 miles from here in what was then Ouachita Parish. Her grandfather, Wilhelm Schlator, emigrated from Germany in the 1700's. Mary and Gordon were married on September 14, 1836 and lived the first sixteen years of their marriage in Union County, Arkansas. Thirteen children were born to them, but only seven survived to adulthood. A typhoid epidemic in 1843 took the lives of four children in just 32 days, and two others died within four more years. Mary died ten years after she and Gordon came to this area, leaving six children still at home with their father. She is buried in Corinth Cemetery.
Children of Gordon Brazzel and Mary Slayter:
Hannah E. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Mar 10, 1901
m. 1856 Andrew G. Tippit, m. 1865 William T. Wilson
Ephraim W. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Oct 1, 1843
Mary Elizabeth b. Sep 15, 1838 d. Sep 12, 1843
Katherine N. b. Sep 9, 1839 d. Sep 16, 1843
Allen b. Sep 18, 1840 d. Aug 31, 1843
Benjamin S. b. Dec 10, 1841 d. Oct 7, 1844
Emily S. b. Jul 27, 1843 d. 1873-1875
m. ca. 1865-66 William G. Hood
Luvenia b. Mar 6, 1845 d. Dec 8, 1847
Laura Amanda b. Sep 26, 1846 d. Apr 3, 1924
m. 1866 Samuel Dixon Thornton
Hensley Madison b. Jun 23, 1847 d. 1910
m. 1871 Mary Elizabeth Duggan
Isaiah b. Nov 18, 1848 d. Mar 14, 1917
m. 1872 Martha Ann Swint, m. 1875 Eliza Alice Odom
Julia Frances b. Jul 7, 1850 d. Jan 19, 1930
m. 1869 Columbus Harris Wise
Cornelia b. Jul 17, 1852 d. Oct 16, 1931
m. 1871 Frederick Swint Hood
See LDS Genealogical Library. Notes from Brazzel / Slayter book, page 3. Mary Slayter was born 7th dayof August 1810 probably in Rapides Parish, Louisiana and with her parents and family moved to Ouachita Parish, LA. She was the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb. The land they lived on in Ouachita Parish is now in Lincoln Parish near Downsville, LA. Isaiah Slayter's succession records and some of the Slayter children is in Chapter II.
MISC_NOTES: (4 Aug 2005) Received an e-mail from Carolyn E. Lewis who has researched this family and written several books on the Brazzel families. This is the inscription on a plaque hanging on a wall at the Brazzel monument dedicated to Mary & Caroline's husband Gordon Brazzel, and their many children. The monument is located in Lincoln Parish, Louisiana within a few miles of where Gordon lived.
MARY SLAYTER BRAZZEL
August 7, 1810 - September 23, 1863
Mary Slayter, the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb, grew up about 25 miles from here in what was then Ouachita Parish. Her grandfather, Wilhelm Schlator, emigrated from Germany in the 1700's. Mary and Gordon were married on September 14, 1836 and lived the first sixteen years of their marriage in Union County, Arkansas. Thirteen children were born to them, but only seven survived to adulthood. A typhoid epidemic in 1843 took the lives of four children in just 32 days, and two others died within four more years. Mary died ten years after she and Gordon came to this area, leaving six children still at home with their father. She is buried in Corinth Cemetery.
Children of Gordon Brazzel and Mary Slayter:
Hannah E. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Mar 10, 1901
m. 1856 Andrew G. Tippit, m. 1865 William T. Wilson
Ephraim W. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Oct 1, 1843
Mary Elizabeth b. Sep 15, 1838 d. Sep 12, 1843
Katherine N. b. Sep 9, 1839 d. Sep 16, 1843
Allen b. Sep 18, 1840 d. Aug 31, 1843
Benjamin S. b. Dec 10, 1841 d. Oct 7, 1844
Emily S. b. Jul 27, 1843 d. 1873-1875
m. ca. 1865-66 William G. Hood
Luvenia b. Mar 6, 1845 d. Dec 8, 1847
Laura Amanda b. Sep 26, 1846 d. Apr 3, 1924
m. 1866 Samuel Dixon Thornton
Hensley Madison b. Jun 23, 1847 d. 1910
m. 1871 Mary Elizabeth Duggan
Isaiah b. Nov 18, 1848 d. Mar 14, 1917
m. 1872 Martha Ann Swint, m. 1875 Eliza Alice Odom
Julia Frances b. Jul 7, 1850 d. Jan 19, 1930
m. 1869 Columbus Harris Wise
Cornelia b. Jul 17, 1852 d. Oct 16, 1931
m. 1871 Frederick Swint Hood
She & her husband, Gordon Brazzel were founders of the Corinth Community.
See LDS Genealogical Library. Notes from Brazzel / Slayter book, page 3. Mary Slayter was born 7th dayof August 1810 probably in Rapides Parish, Louisiana and with her parents and family moved to Ouachita Parish, LA. She was the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb. The land they lived on in Ouachita Parish is now in Lincoln Parish near Downsville, LA. Isaiah Slayter's succession records and some of the Slayter children is in Chapter II.
MISC_NOTES: (4 Aug 2005) Received an e-mail from Carolyn E. Lewis who has researched this family and written several books on the Brazzel families. This is the inscription on a plaque hanging on a wall at the Brazzel monument dedicated to Mary & Caroline's husband Gordon Brazzel, and their many children. The monument is located in Lincoln Parish, Louisiana within a few miles of where Gordon lived.
MARY SLAYTER BRAZZEL
August 7, 1810 - September 23, 1863
Mary Slayter, the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb, grew up about 25 miles from here in what was then Ouachita Parish. Her grandfather, Wilhelm Schlator, emigrated from Germany in the 1700's. Mary and Gordon were married on September 14, 1836 and lived the first sixteen years of their marriage in Union County, Arkansas. Thirteen children were born to them, but only seven survived to adulthood. A typhoid epidemic in 1843 took the lives of four children in just 32 days, and two others died within four more years. Mary died ten years after she and Gordon came to this area, leaving six children still at home with their father. She is buried in Corinth Cemetery.
Children of Gordon Brazzel and Mary Slayter:
Hannah E. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Mar 10, 1901
m. 1856 Andrew G. Tippit, m. 1865 William T. Wilson
Ephraim W. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Oct 1, 1843
Mary Elizabeth b. Sep 15, 1838 d. Sep 12, 1843
Katherine N. b. Sep 9, 1839 d. Sep 16, 1843
Allen b. Sep 18, 1840 d. Aug 31, 1843
Benjamin S. b. Dec 10, 1841 d. Oct 7, 1844
Emily S. b. Jul 27, 1843 d. 1873-1875
m. ca. 1865-66 William G. Hood
Luvenia b. Mar 6, 1845 d. Dec 8, 1847
Laura Amanda b. Sep 26, 1846 d. Apr 3, 1924
m. 1866 Samuel Dixon Thornton
Hensley Madison b. Jun 23, 1847 d. 1910
m. 1871 Mary Elizabeth Duggan
Isaiah b. Nov 18, 1848 d. Mar 14, 1917
m. 1872 Martha Ann Swint, m. 1875 Eliza Alice Odom
Julia Frances b. Jul 7, 1850 d. Jan 19, 1930
m. 1869 Columbus Harris Wise
Cornelia b. Jul 17, 1852 d. Oct 16, 1931
m. 1871 Frederick Swint Hood
See LDS Genealogical Library. Notes from Brazzel / Slayter book, page 3. Mary Slayter was born 7th dayof August 1810 probably in Rapides Parish, Louisiana and with her parents and family moved to Ouachita Parish, LA. She was the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb. The land they lived on in Ouachita Parish is now in Lincoln Parish near Downsville, LA. Isaiah Slayter's succession records and some of the Slayter children is in Chapter II.
MISC_NOTES: (4 Aug 2005) Received an e-mail from Carolyn E. Lewis who has researched this family and written several books on the Brazzel families. This is the inscription on a plaque hanging on a wall at the Brazzel monument dedicated to Mary & Caroline's husband Gordon Brazzel, and their many children. The monument is located in Lincoln Parish, Louisiana within a few miles of where Gordon lived.
MARY SLAYTER BRAZZEL
August 7, 1810 - September 23, 1863
Mary Slayter, the daughter of Isaiah Slayter and Hannah Grubb, grew up about 25 miles from here in what was then Ouachita Parish. Her grandfather, Wilhelm Schlator, emigrated from Germany in the 1700's. Mary and Gordon were married on September 14, 1836 and lived the first sixteen years of their marriage in Union County, Arkansas. Thirteen children were born to them, but only seven survived to adulthood. A typhoid epidemic in 1843 took the lives of four children in just 32 days, and two others died within four more years. Mary died ten years after she and Gordon came to this area, leaving six children still at home with their father. She is buried in Corinth Cemetery.
Children of Gordon Brazzel and Mary Slayter:
Hannah E. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Mar 10, 1901
m. 1856 Andrew G. Tippit, m. 1865 William T. Wilson
Ephraim W. b. Aug 3, 1837 d. Oct 1, 1843
Mary Elizabeth b. Sep 15, 1838 d. Sep 12, 1843
Katherine N. b. Sep 9, 1839 d. Sep 16, 1843
Allen b. Sep 18, 1840 d. Aug 31, 1843
Benjamin S. b. Dec 10, 1841 d. Oct 7, 1844
Emily S. b. Jul 27, 1843 d. 1873-1875
m. ca. 1865-66 William G. Hood
Luvenia b. Mar 6, 1845 d. Dec 8, 1847
Laura Amanda b. Sep 26, 1846 d. Apr 3, 1924
m. 1866 Samuel Dixon Thornton
Hensley Madison b. Jun 23, 1847 d. 1910
m. 1871 Mary Elizabeth Duggan
Isaiah b. Nov 18, 1848 d. Mar 14, 1917
m. 1872 Martha Ann Swint, m. 1875 Eliza Alice Odom
Julia Frances b. Jul 7, 1850 d. Jan 19, 1930
m. 1869 Columbus Harris Wise
Cornelia b. Jul 17, 1852 d. Oct 16, 1931
m. 1871 Frederick Swint Hood
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