Son of Jeremiah Holiman/Holleman/Holloman and Lavinia Leona Bynum.
Husband of Frances Boothe.
Father of the following children:
James W. Holiman 1848 - 10/14/1883
(m. _________ )
Mary Holiman (lost an arm as a child)
(m. Andrew James Moffett)
Louisa Angeline Holiman 1840 – 6/1/1897
(m. Crafton Colombus Cone 8/4/1841 - 11/16/1907)
Nancy Ann Holiman 10/24/1844 – 2/24/1908
(m. John Anderson Wilson 1/22/1842 - 2/8/1931)
Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Holiman 1847 - 3/5/1918
William Benjamin "Ben" Holiman 3/10/1852 - 6/7/1927
Sarah Holiman 8/15/1860 – 11/13/1941
(m. James Riley Lofland 2/6/1858 - 8/12/1950)
John Marion Holiman 11/10/1862 - 2/22/1929
(m. Mary Emily Lofland 11/7/1862 - 1/6/1947)
Family tradition holds that Albert was conscripted by troops who passed through were he was living during the Civil War and forced him to go with them. It was believed they were members of the 4th US Calvary Regiment but, as of this writing, no record of Albert Holiman ( or other spellings of his last name) have been located by this author).
Reprtedly, Albert died of cholera he contracted during the Civil War. There are conflicting stories but it is believed he made it home in time to die and is believed to have been buried on his farm at what was then called Paraclifta, Arkansas.
Husband of Frances Boothe.
Father of the following children:
James W. Holiman 1848 - 10/14/1883
(m. _________ )
Mary Holiman (lost an arm as a child)
(m. Andrew James Moffett)
Louisa Angeline Holiman 1840 – 6/1/1897
(m. Crafton Colombus Cone 8/4/1841 - 11/16/1907)
Nancy Ann Holiman 10/24/1844 – 2/24/1908
(m. John Anderson Wilson 1/22/1842 - 2/8/1931)
Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Holiman 1847 - 3/5/1918
William Benjamin "Ben" Holiman 3/10/1852 - 6/7/1927
Sarah Holiman 8/15/1860 – 11/13/1941
(m. James Riley Lofland 2/6/1858 - 8/12/1950)
John Marion Holiman 11/10/1862 - 2/22/1929
(m. Mary Emily Lofland 11/7/1862 - 1/6/1947)
Family tradition holds that Albert was conscripted by troops who passed through were he was living during the Civil War and forced him to go with them. It was believed they were members of the 4th US Calvary Regiment but, as of this writing, no record of Albert Holiman ( or other spellings of his last name) have been located by this author).
Reprtedly, Albert died of cholera he contracted during the Civil War. There are conflicting stories but it is believed he made it home in time to die and is believed to have been buried on his farm at what was then called Paraclifta, Arkansas.
Son of Jeremiah Holiman/Holleman/Holloman and Lavinia Leona Bynum.
Husband of Frances Boothe.
Father of the following children:
James W. Holiman 1848 - 10/14/1883
(m. _________ )
Mary Holiman (lost an arm as a child)
(m. Andrew James Moffett)
Louisa Angeline Holiman 1840 – 6/1/1897
(m. Crafton Colombus Cone 8/4/1841 - 11/16/1907)
Nancy Ann Holiman 10/24/1844 – 2/24/1908
(m. John Anderson Wilson 1/22/1842 - 2/8/1931)
Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Holiman 1847 - 3/5/1918
William Benjamin "Ben" Holiman 3/10/1852 - 6/7/1927
Sarah Holiman 8/15/1860 – 11/13/1941
(m. James Riley Lofland 2/6/1858 - 8/12/1950)
John Marion Holiman 11/10/1862 - 2/22/1929
(m. Mary Emily Lofland 11/7/1862 - 1/6/1947)
Family tradition holds that Albert was conscripted by troops who passed through were he was living during the Civil War and forced him to go with them. It was believed they were members of the 4th US Calvary Regiment but, as of this writing, no record of Albert Holiman ( or other spellings of his last name) have been located by this author).
Reprtedly, Albert died of cholera he contracted during the Civil War. There are conflicting stories but it is believed he made it home in time to die and is believed to have been buried on his farm at what was then called Paraclifta, Arkansas.
Husband of Frances Boothe.
Father of the following children:
James W. Holiman 1848 - 10/14/1883
(m. _________ )
Mary Holiman (lost an arm as a child)
(m. Andrew James Moffett)
Louisa Angeline Holiman 1840 – 6/1/1897
(m. Crafton Colombus Cone 8/4/1841 - 11/16/1907)
Nancy Ann Holiman 10/24/1844 – 2/24/1908
(m. John Anderson Wilson 1/22/1842 - 2/8/1931)
Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Holiman 1847 - 3/5/1918
William Benjamin "Ben" Holiman 3/10/1852 - 6/7/1927
Sarah Holiman 8/15/1860 – 11/13/1941
(m. James Riley Lofland 2/6/1858 - 8/12/1950)
John Marion Holiman 11/10/1862 - 2/22/1929
(m. Mary Emily Lofland 11/7/1862 - 1/6/1947)
Family tradition holds that Albert was conscripted by troops who passed through were he was living during the Civil War and forced him to go with them. It was believed they were members of the 4th US Calvary Regiment but, as of this writing, no record of Albert Holiman ( or other spellings of his last name) have been located by this author).
Reprtedly, Albert died of cholera he contracted during the Civil War. There are conflicting stories but it is believed he made it home in time to die and is believed to have been buried on his farm at what was then called Paraclifta, Arkansas.
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