PARENTS:
Joseph Culbertson 1800 – 1867
Drucilla L. Smith 1817 –
SPOUSE
Fannie Cummings
Married October 1, 1879, Burnet County, Texas, USA
CHILDREN:
Charles C. "Chili" Culbertson 1880 – 1950
William Oliver Culbertson 1882 – 1959
Clide W Culbertson 1884 – 1918
Madge "Maggie" L. Culbertson 1886 – 1970
Ruffus F Culbertson 1888 – 1954
Infant Daughter Culbertson 1890 – 1890
Ora Ella Culbertson 1892 – 1975
Annie L Culbertson 1895 – 1973
Daniel "Dannie" Dewey Culbertson 1897 – 1995
Bess Culbertson 1901 – 1969
Joseph Lived in St. Claire Missouri where he was born until he immigrated into Texas, to Paint Rock.
Fannie Cummings and Joseph I. Culbertson were married in 1879. They moved to Concho County in 1884 and ranched between Eden and Paint Rock, two towns which still stand. They moved to the town of Burnet in 1889 where they stayed until 1891 when they moved to Cottle County. In 1902 they moved to a ranch in Moore County, and a few years later moved to Dalhart.
In 1905, Mr. Culbertson was accidently killed in an old livery barn, just back of where the DeSoto hotel now stands. He had driven a team of horses into the barn and tied them to an upright pole. One pulled down the pole, letting boards and hay fall on Mr. Culbertson. The couple had ten children, eight of whom are still living. They lost an infant daughter in 1890.
(This bit of bio is taken from Fannie's obituary)
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1900 U.S. Federal Census:
Living in Justice Precinct 2, Cottle, Texas
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
Joseph I Culbertson 51; Fannie Culbertson 38; Charles C Culbertson 19; William O Culbertson 18; Clide W Culbertson 15; Maggie L Culbertson 14; Ruffus F Culbertson 12; Ora E Culbertson 8; Annie L Culbertson 5; Dannie D Culbertson 2
Joseph Culbertson 1800 – 1867
Drucilla L. Smith 1817 –
SPOUSE
Fannie Cummings
Married October 1, 1879, Burnet County, Texas, USA
CHILDREN:
Charles C. "Chili" Culbertson 1880 – 1950
William Oliver Culbertson 1882 – 1959
Clide W Culbertson 1884 – 1918
Madge "Maggie" L. Culbertson 1886 – 1970
Ruffus F Culbertson 1888 – 1954
Infant Daughter Culbertson 1890 – 1890
Ora Ella Culbertson 1892 – 1975
Annie L Culbertson 1895 – 1973
Daniel "Dannie" Dewey Culbertson 1897 – 1995
Bess Culbertson 1901 – 1969
Joseph Lived in St. Claire Missouri where he was born until he immigrated into Texas, to Paint Rock.
Fannie Cummings and Joseph I. Culbertson were married in 1879. They moved to Concho County in 1884 and ranched between Eden and Paint Rock, two towns which still stand. They moved to the town of Burnet in 1889 where they stayed until 1891 when they moved to Cottle County. In 1902 they moved to a ranch in Moore County, and a few years later moved to Dalhart.
In 1905, Mr. Culbertson was accidently killed in an old livery barn, just back of where the DeSoto hotel now stands. He had driven a team of horses into the barn and tied them to an upright pole. One pulled down the pole, letting boards and hay fall on Mr. Culbertson. The couple had ten children, eight of whom are still living. They lost an infant daughter in 1890.
(This bit of bio is taken from Fannie's obituary)
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1900 U.S. Federal Census:
Living in Justice Precinct 2, Cottle, Texas
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
Joseph I Culbertson 51; Fannie Culbertson 38; Charles C Culbertson 19; William O Culbertson 18; Clide W Culbertson 15; Maggie L Culbertson 14; Ruffus F Culbertson 12; Ora E Culbertson 8; Annie L Culbertson 5; Dannie D Culbertson 2
PARENTS:
Joseph Culbertson 1800 – 1867
Drucilla L. Smith 1817 –
SPOUSE
Fannie Cummings
Married October 1, 1879, Burnet County, Texas, USA
CHILDREN:
Charles C. "Chili" Culbertson 1880 – 1950
William Oliver Culbertson 1882 – 1959
Clide W Culbertson 1884 – 1918
Madge "Maggie" L. Culbertson 1886 – 1970
Ruffus F Culbertson 1888 – 1954
Infant Daughter Culbertson 1890 – 1890
Ora Ella Culbertson 1892 – 1975
Annie L Culbertson 1895 – 1973
Daniel "Dannie" Dewey Culbertson 1897 – 1995
Bess Culbertson 1901 – 1969
Joseph Lived in St. Claire Missouri where he was born until he immigrated into Texas, to Paint Rock.
Fannie Cummings and Joseph I. Culbertson were married in 1879. They moved to Concho County in 1884 and ranched between Eden and Paint Rock, two towns which still stand. They moved to the town of Burnet in 1889 where they stayed until 1891 when they moved to Cottle County. In 1902 they moved to a ranch in Moore County, and a few years later moved to Dalhart.
In 1905, Mr. Culbertson was accidently killed in an old livery barn, just back of where the DeSoto hotel now stands. He had driven a team of horses into the barn and tied them to an upright pole. One pulled down the pole, letting boards and hay fall on Mr. Culbertson. The couple had ten children, eight of whom are still living. They lost an infant daughter in 1890.
(This bit of bio is taken from Fannie's obituary)
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1900 U.S. Federal Census:
Living in Justice Precinct 2, Cottle, Texas
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
Joseph I Culbertson 51; Fannie Culbertson 38; Charles C Culbertson 19; William O Culbertson 18; Clide W Culbertson 15; Maggie L Culbertson 14; Ruffus F Culbertson 12; Ora E Culbertson 8; Annie L Culbertson 5; Dannie D Culbertson 2
Joseph Culbertson 1800 – 1867
Drucilla L. Smith 1817 –
SPOUSE
Fannie Cummings
Married October 1, 1879, Burnet County, Texas, USA
CHILDREN:
Charles C. "Chili" Culbertson 1880 – 1950
William Oliver Culbertson 1882 – 1959
Clide W Culbertson 1884 – 1918
Madge "Maggie" L. Culbertson 1886 – 1970
Ruffus F Culbertson 1888 – 1954
Infant Daughter Culbertson 1890 – 1890
Ora Ella Culbertson 1892 – 1975
Annie L Culbertson 1895 – 1973
Daniel "Dannie" Dewey Culbertson 1897 – 1995
Bess Culbertson 1901 – 1969
Joseph Lived in St. Claire Missouri where he was born until he immigrated into Texas, to Paint Rock.
Fannie Cummings and Joseph I. Culbertson were married in 1879. They moved to Concho County in 1884 and ranched between Eden and Paint Rock, two towns which still stand. They moved to the town of Burnet in 1889 where they stayed until 1891 when they moved to Cottle County. In 1902 they moved to a ranch in Moore County, and a few years later moved to Dalhart.
In 1905, Mr. Culbertson was accidently killed in an old livery barn, just back of where the DeSoto hotel now stands. He had driven a team of horses into the barn and tied them to an upright pole. One pulled down the pole, letting boards and hay fall on Mr. Culbertson. The couple had ten children, eight of whom are still living. They lost an infant daughter in 1890.
(This bit of bio is taken from Fannie's obituary)
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1900 U.S. Federal Census:
Living in Justice Precinct 2, Cottle, Texas
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS:
Joseph I Culbertson 51; Fannie Culbertson 38; Charles C Culbertson 19; William O Culbertson 18; Clide W Culbertson 15; Maggie L Culbertson 14; Ruffus F Culbertson 12; Ora E Culbertson 8; Annie L Culbertson 5; Dannie D Culbertson 2
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