s/o Charles Henry Slayton and Nancy A."Nanie" Roberson Slayton-Pace.
My dad, Charles Henry Coe, who was John's half sister Mary Caldonia"s son told me that his Uncle John was a great carptner and owned a sawmill. I think it was in Justice Precinct 4, Upshur, Texas. My dad said they spent the winter of 1912 at his Uncle John's sawmill.
My dad, Charles Henry Coe, who was John's half sister Mary Caldonia"s son told me that his Uncle John was a great carptner and owned a sawmill. I think it was in Justice Precinct 4, Upshur, Texas. My dad said they spent the winter of 1912 at his Uncle John's sawmill.
s/o Charles Henry Slayton and Nancy A."Nanie" Roberson Slayton-Pace.
My dad, Charles Henry Coe, who was John's half sister Mary Caldonia"s son told me that his Uncle John was a great carptner and owned a sawmill. I think it was in Justice Precinct 4, Upshur, Texas. My dad said they spent the winter of 1912 at his Uncle John's sawmill.
My dad, Charles Henry Coe, who was John's half sister Mary Caldonia"s son told me that his Uncle John was a great carptner and owned a sawmill. I think it was in Justice Precinct 4, Upshur, Texas. My dad said they spent the winter of 1912 at his Uncle John's sawmill.
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John's mother was, Nancy J. Roberson, second wife of Charles Henry Slayton. b. Aug 15. 1854, d. December 20, 1933 Wood County, Texas. I have never found her gravesite.
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