The second son of Thompson Arterberry and Elizabeth Johns Arterberry, Benjamen Franklin and his wife, Nancy Williams Andrews were the first of the Arterberry children to move from home. They traveled to Grayson County, Texas buying land there before 1859 in time for Benjamen Franklin to fight in the Civil War there. Benjamin Franklin Arterberry was a Private in the 1st Texas Batallion, Fort Hudson, Louisiana and also at Jackson, Mississippi.
Genealogy of the Andrews-Maxey and Related Families of Henrico Co. in Colonial Virginia gives Benjamin Franklin Arterberry's birth date as 11 Dec 1833 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
The Andrews-Maxey book gives this account:
Benjamin Franklin Arterberry performed valiant service in the War between the States. He was Sergeant of Company "D", First Battalion, Texas Sharp Shooters, CSA, commanded by Major James Burnet, in the overall command of Major General Samuel Bell Maxey. Numerous letters written throughout the years 1863-64-65, by his wife Nancy Andrews Arterberry to Sergeant Arterberry, and many of his letters to her during that tragic period, vividly depict the loneliness, the heartaches, and the unhappiness of this young couple brought upon them by events beyond their control.
Headstone reads: Dec 11, 1833 - Oct 1, 1905
The Dallas Morning News
October 02-1905 – Page 3
Death of Pioneer
B. F. Arterberry Dies at Family Residence in Savoy
Special to the News
Savoy, Tex., Oct. 1 – B. F. Arterberry, an old citizen of this community, died at the family residence at 5 a.m. today. Mr. Arterberry would have been 73 years old next December. He had lived on the Fannin and Grayson County line since '56. He leaves a widow and several children, all of whom are numbered among the most prominent and progressive citizens of this place.
Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomorrow at 10 a.m. by Elder E. H. Rodgers of Collinsville.
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Name: Benjamin F Arterberry
Residence: Savoy town, Fannin, Texas
Birth date: Dec 1833
Birth place: Tennessee
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Spouse name: Nancy W Arterberry
Spouse birth place: Tennessee
Father name: Thompson Arterberry:
Father birth place: South Carolina
Mother name: Elizabeth Johns
Mother birth place: Tennessee
Race or color (expanded): White
Head-of-household name:
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Years married: 43
Estimated marriage year: 1857
Mother how many children:
Number living children:
Enumeration district: 0065
Sheet number and letter: 13B
Household id: 220
Reference number: 75
GSU film number: 1241633
Image number: 00280
Collection: 1900 United States Census
Genealogy of the Andrews-Maxey and Related Families of Henrico Co. in Colonial Virginia gives Benjamin Franklin Arterberry's birth date as 11 Dec 1833 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
The Andrews-Maxey book gives this account:
Benjamin Franklin Arterberry performed valiant service in the War between the States. He was Sergeant of Company "D", First Battalion, Texas Sharp Shooters, CSA, commanded by Major James Burnet, in the overall command of Major General Samuel Bell Maxey. Numerous letters written throughout the years 1863-64-65, by his wife Nancy Andrews Arterberry to Sergeant Arterberry, and many of his letters to her during that tragic period, vividly depict the loneliness, the heartaches, and the unhappiness of this young couple brought upon them by events beyond their control.
Headstone reads: Dec 11, 1833 - Oct 1, 1905
The Dallas Morning News
October 02-1905 – Page 3
Death of Pioneer
B. F. Arterberry Dies at Family Residence in Savoy
Special to the News
Savoy, Tex., Oct. 1 – B. F. Arterberry, an old citizen of this community, died at the family residence at 5 a.m. today. Mr. Arterberry would have been 73 years old next December. He had lived on the Fannin and Grayson County line since '56. He leaves a widow and several children, all of whom are numbered among the most prominent and progressive citizens of this place.
Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomorrow at 10 a.m. by Elder E. H. Rodgers of Collinsville.
~~
Name: Benjamin F Arterberry
Residence: Savoy town, Fannin, Texas
Birth date: Dec 1833
Birth place: Tennessee
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Spouse name: Nancy W Arterberry
Spouse birth place: Tennessee
Father name: Thompson Arterberry:
Father birth place: South Carolina
Mother name: Elizabeth Johns
Mother birth place: Tennessee
Race or color (expanded): White
Head-of-household name:
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Years married: 43
Estimated marriage year: 1857
Mother how many children:
Number living children:
Enumeration district: 0065
Sheet number and letter: 13B
Household id: 220
Reference number: 75
GSU film number: 1241633
Image number: 00280
Collection: 1900 United States Census
The second son of Thompson Arterberry and Elizabeth Johns Arterberry, Benjamen Franklin and his wife, Nancy Williams Andrews were the first of the Arterberry children to move from home. They traveled to Grayson County, Texas buying land there before 1859 in time for Benjamen Franklin to fight in the Civil War there. Benjamin Franklin Arterberry was a Private in the 1st Texas Batallion, Fort Hudson, Louisiana and also at Jackson, Mississippi.
Genealogy of the Andrews-Maxey and Related Families of Henrico Co. in Colonial Virginia gives Benjamin Franklin Arterberry's birth date as 11 Dec 1833 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
The Andrews-Maxey book gives this account:
Benjamin Franklin Arterberry performed valiant service in the War between the States. He was Sergeant of Company "D", First Battalion, Texas Sharp Shooters, CSA, commanded by Major James Burnet, in the overall command of Major General Samuel Bell Maxey. Numerous letters written throughout the years 1863-64-65, by his wife Nancy Andrews Arterberry to Sergeant Arterberry, and many of his letters to her during that tragic period, vividly depict the loneliness, the heartaches, and the unhappiness of this young couple brought upon them by events beyond their control.
Headstone reads: Dec 11, 1833 - Oct 1, 1905
The Dallas Morning News
October 02-1905 – Page 3
Death of Pioneer
B. F. Arterberry Dies at Family Residence in Savoy
Special to the News
Savoy, Tex., Oct. 1 – B. F. Arterberry, an old citizen of this community, died at the family residence at 5 a.m. today. Mr. Arterberry would have been 73 years old next December. He had lived on the Fannin and Grayson County line since '56. He leaves a widow and several children, all of whom are numbered among the most prominent and progressive citizens of this place.
Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomorrow at 10 a.m. by Elder E. H. Rodgers of Collinsville.
~~
Name: Benjamin F Arterberry
Residence: Savoy town, Fannin, Texas
Birth date: Dec 1833
Birth place: Tennessee
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Spouse name: Nancy W Arterberry
Spouse birth place: Tennessee
Father name: Thompson Arterberry:
Father birth place: South Carolina
Mother name: Elizabeth Johns
Mother birth place: Tennessee
Race or color (expanded): White
Head-of-household name:
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Years married: 43
Estimated marriage year: 1857
Mother how many children:
Number living children:
Enumeration district: 0065
Sheet number and letter: 13B
Household id: 220
Reference number: 75
GSU film number: 1241633
Image number: 00280
Collection: 1900 United States Census
Genealogy of the Andrews-Maxey and Related Families of Henrico Co. in Colonial Virginia gives Benjamin Franklin Arterberry's birth date as 11 Dec 1833 in Jackson County, Tennessee.
The Andrews-Maxey book gives this account:
Benjamin Franklin Arterberry performed valiant service in the War between the States. He was Sergeant of Company "D", First Battalion, Texas Sharp Shooters, CSA, commanded by Major James Burnet, in the overall command of Major General Samuel Bell Maxey. Numerous letters written throughout the years 1863-64-65, by his wife Nancy Andrews Arterberry to Sergeant Arterberry, and many of his letters to her during that tragic period, vividly depict the loneliness, the heartaches, and the unhappiness of this young couple brought upon them by events beyond their control.
Headstone reads: Dec 11, 1833 - Oct 1, 1905
The Dallas Morning News
October 02-1905 – Page 3
Death of Pioneer
B. F. Arterberry Dies at Family Residence in Savoy
Special to the News
Savoy, Tex., Oct. 1 – B. F. Arterberry, an old citizen of this community, died at the family residence at 5 a.m. today. Mr. Arterberry would have been 73 years old next December. He had lived on the Fannin and Grayson County line since '56. He leaves a widow and several children, all of whom are numbered among the most prominent and progressive citizens of this place.
Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church tomorrow at 10 a.m. by Elder E. H. Rodgers of Collinsville.
~~
Name: Benjamin F Arterberry
Residence: Savoy town, Fannin, Texas
Birth date: Dec 1833
Birth place: Tennessee
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Spouse name: Nancy W Arterberry
Spouse birth place: Tennessee
Father name: Thompson Arterberry:
Father birth place: South Carolina
Mother name: Elizabeth Johns
Mother birth place: Tennessee
Race or color (expanded): White
Head-of-household name:
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Years married: 43
Estimated marriage year: 1857
Mother how many children:
Number living children:
Enumeration district: 0065
Sheet number and letter: 13B
Household id: 220
Reference number: 75
GSU film number: 1241633
Image number: 00280
Collection: 1900 United States Census
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