Robert H. Buckelew married Barsha Crenshaw on March 6, 1902
Kerr Co, District Court page 196-197
The State of Texas vs. Robert H. Buckelew
Friday January 5, A.D. 1906
....And it appearing to the Court that the said defendant was arrested by the sheriff of Kerr County, Texas upon a warrant issued out the the Justice Court of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, Texas upon a complaint files in said Court, accusing him the said R.H. Buckelew, of the offense of murder, the same being a felony; and that upon examining trial held before Hon. E.H. Turner, Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, said defendant was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff of Kerr County, Texas, without bail.
On the 28th day of Sept. A.D. 1905...said R.H. Buckelew, having failed to appear...it is further order adjudged and decreed by the Court and the State of Texas, so to have and recover from the said R.H. Buckelew, as principal the sum of two thousand five hundred ($2500.00) (and names all the bond holders)
Kerr Co, District Court page 463-464
Barsha Buckelew vs. R.H. Buckelew
On this the 28th day of June 1910. This cause coming on to be heard, the plaintiff appeared in person and by attorney announced ready for trial, and the defendant, although having been duly served by publication as required failed to appear and answer in his behalf but wholly made default and the Court having appointed Ben H. Kelly attorney at law to represent the defendant and said attorney for defendant hearing also announced ready...It is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed by the courts, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between said plaintiff, Barsha Buckelew and defendant, R.H. Buckelew be and the same are hereby annulled and dissolved and that the said plaintiff be and is hereby divorced from the said defendant. It is further ordered by the court that the care and custody of the children prayed for in plaintiff's petition to wit: Hester Buckelew and Annie Mae Buckelew aged respectively six and four years to be and the same are hereby awarded to said Barsha Buckelew. (He was ordered to pay all court costs)
J.M. McWhorter married Mrs. Barsha Buckelew on June 29, 1910 in Kerr Co, TX
Letter written to Cathy Morgan from Ada Coley, daughter of Barsha:
"Barsha Ellen Crenshaw was born in Kerr Co, Texas. She was 80 years of age when she passed away in a hospital in Ft. Worth, Texas. She spent most of her early years in Ingram, Tex. Until she met and married James Markley McWhorter, and they moved to Ellis Co, TX near Waxahachie. She and her husband farmed until his death in 1942, she then moved into town and worked several years. She then moved to Midlothian near her youngest daughter where she lived until she suffered a stroke at the age of 73 years. She never regained the use of her right side, but ever lost her sense of humor and sweet personality. She never had a lot of worldly goods, but laid up treasures for her Heavenly Home. She died 5 July 1963 and is buried in the Sardis Cemetery near Waxahachie, Texas."
Kerr Co, District Court page 196-197
The State of Texas vs. Robert H. Buckelew
Friday January 5, A.D. 1906
....And it appearing to the Court that the said defendant was arrested by the sheriff of Kerr County, Texas upon a warrant issued out the the Justice Court of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, Texas upon a complaint files in said Court, accusing him the said R.H. Buckelew, of the offense of murder, the same being a felony; and that upon examining trial held before Hon. E.H. Turner, Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, said defendant was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff of Kerr County, Texas, without bail.
On the 28th day of Sept. A.D. 1905...said R.H. Buckelew, having failed to appear...it is further order adjudged and decreed by the Court and the State of Texas, so to have and recover from the said R.H. Buckelew, as principal the sum of two thousand five hundred ($2500.00) (and names all the bond holders)
Kerr Co, District Court page 463-464
Barsha Buckelew vs. R.H. Buckelew
On this the 28th day of June 1910. This cause coming on to be heard, the plaintiff appeared in person and by attorney announced ready for trial, and the defendant, although having been duly served by publication as required failed to appear and answer in his behalf but wholly made default and the Court having appointed Ben H. Kelly attorney at law to represent the defendant and said attorney for defendant hearing also announced ready...It is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed by the courts, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between said plaintiff, Barsha Buckelew and defendant, R.H. Buckelew be and the same are hereby annulled and dissolved and that the said plaintiff be and is hereby divorced from the said defendant. It is further ordered by the court that the care and custody of the children prayed for in plaintiff's petition to wit: Hester Buckelew and Annie Mae Buckelew aged respectively six and four years to be and the same are hereby awarded to said Barsha Buckelew. (He was ordered to pay all court costs)
J.M. McWhorter married Mrs. Barsha Buckelew on June 29, 1910 in Kerr Co, TX
Letter written to Cathy Morgan from Ada Coley, daughter of Barsha:
"Barsha Ellen Crenshaw was born in Kerr Co, Texas. She was 80 years of age when she passed away in a hospital in Ft. Worth, Texas. She spent most of her early years in Ingram, Tex. Until she met and married James Markley McWhorter, and they moved to Ellis Co, TX near Waxahachie. She and her husband farmed until his death in 1942, she then moved into town and worked several years. She then moved to Midlothian near her youngest daughter where she lived until she suffered a stroke at the age of 73 years. She never regained the use of her right side, but ever lost her sense of humor and sweet personality. She never had a lot of worldly goods, but laid up treasures for her Heavenly Home. She died 5 July 1963 and is buried in the Sardis Cemetery near Waxahachie, Texas."
Robert H. Buckelew married Barsha Crenshaw on March 6, 1902
Kerr Co, District Court page 196-197
The State of Texas vs. Robert H. Buckelew
Friday January 5, A.D. 1906
....And it appearing to the Court that the said defendant was arrested by the sheriff of Kerr County, Texas upon a warrant issued out the the Justice Court of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, Texas upon a complaint files in said Court, accusing him the said R.H. Buckelew, of the offense of murder, the same being a felony; and that upon examining trial held before Hon. E.H. Turner, Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, said defendant was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff of Kerr County, Texas, without bail.
On the 28th day of Sept. A.D. 1905...said R.H. Buckelew, having failed to appear...it is further order adjudged and decreed by the Court and the State of Texas, so to have and recover from the said R.H. Buckelew, as principal the sum of two thousand five hundred ($2500.00) (and names all the bond holders)
Kerr Co, District Court page 463-464
Barsha Buckelew vs. R.H. Buckelew
On this the 28th day of June 1910. This cause coming on to be heard, the plaintiff appeared in person and by attorney announced ready for trial, and the defendant, although having been duly served by publication as required failed to appear and answer in his behalf but wholly made default and the Court having appointed Ben H. Kelly attorney at law to represent the defendant and said attorney for defendant hearing also announced ready...It is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed by the courts, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between said plaintiff, Barsha Buckelew and defendant, R.H. Buckelew be and the same are hereby annulled and dissolved and that the said plaintiff be and is hereby divorced from the said defendant. It is further ordered by the court that the care and custody of the children prayed for in plaintiff's petition to wit: Hester Buckelew and Annie Mae Buckelew aged respectively six and four years to be and the same are hereby awarded to said Barsha Buckelew. (He was ordered to pay all court costs)
J.M. McWhorter married Mrs. Barsha Buckelew on June 29, 1910 in Kerr Co, TX
Letter written to Cathy Morgan from Ada Coley, daughter of Barsha:
"Barsha Ellen Crenshaw was born in Kerr Co, Texas. She was 80 years of age when she passed away in a hospital in Ft. Worth, Texas. She spent most of her early years in Ingram, Tex. Until she met and married James Markley McWhorter, and they moved to Ellis Co, TX near Waxahachie. She and her husband farmed until his death in 1942, she then moved into town and worked several years. She then moved to Midlothian near her youngest daughter where she lived until she suffered a stroke at the age of 73 years. She never regained the use of her right side, but ever lost her sense of humor and sweet personality. She never had a lot of worldly goods, but laid up treasures for her Heavenly Home. She died 5 July 1963 and is buried in the Sardis Cemetery near Waxahachie, Texas."
Kerr Co, District Court page 196-197
The State of Texas vs. Robert H. Buckelew
Friday January 5, A.D. 1906
....And it appearing to the Court that the said defendant was arrested by the sheriff of Kerr County, Texas upon a warrant issued out the the Justice Court of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, Texas upon a complaint files in said Court, accusing him the said R.H. Buckelew, of the offense of murder, the same being a felony; and that upon examining trial held before Hon. E.H. Turner, Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. 1 of Kerr County, said defendant was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff of Kerr County, Texas, without bail.
On the 28th day of Sept. A.D. 1905...said R.H. Buckelew, having failed to appear...it is further order adjudged and decreed by the Court and the State of Texas, so to have and recover from the said R.H. Buckelew, as principal the sum of two thousand five hundred ($2500.00) (and names all the bond holders)
Kerr Co, District Court page 463-464
Barsha Buckelew vs. R.H. Buckelew
On this the 28th day of June 1910. This cause coming on to be heard, the plaintiff appeared in person and by attorney announced ready for trial, and the defendant, although having been duly served by publication as required failed to appear and answer in his behalf but wholly made default and the Court having appointed Ben H. Kelly attorney at law to represent the defendant and said attorney for defendant hearing also announced ready...It is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed by the courts, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between said plaintiff, Barsha Buckelew and defendant, R.H. Buckelew be and the same are hereby annulled and dissolved and that the said plaintiff be and is hereby divorced from the said defendant. It is further ordered by the court that the care and custody of the children prayed for in plaintiff's petition to wit: Hester Buckelew and Annie Mae Buckelew aged respectively six and four years to be and the same are hereby awarded to said Barsha Buckelew. (He was ordered to pay all court costs)
J.M. McWhorter married Mrs. Barsha Buckelew on June 29, 1910 in Kerr Co, TX
Letter written to Cathy Morgan from Ada Coley, daughter of Barsha:
"Barsha Ellen Crenshaw was born in Kerr Co, Texas. She was 80 years of age when she passed away in a hospital in Ft. Worth, Texas. She spent most of her early years in Ingram, Tex. Until she met and married James Markley McWhorter, and they moved to Ellis Co, TX near Waxahachie. She and her husband farmed until his death in 1942, she then moved into town and worked several years. She then moved to Midlothian near her youngest daughter where she lived until she suffered a stroke at the age of 73 years. She never regained the use of her right side, but ever lost her sense of humor and sweet personality. She never had a lot of worldly goods, but laid up treasures for her Heavenly Home. She died 5 July 1963 and is buried in the Sardis Cemetery near Waxahachie, Texas."
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