In 1860, Anderson County, Francis Kolb was in household #323 with his father; he was single, age 18. In household #325 was Mary Daniel/Douthit, age 32, born in TN. In her household, her children were: John age 18, Epeline, J.R, Sarah, and George, age 9, all born in Texas. The last person listed in the household was L. Spurrier, female, age 16, and born in Illinois. Francis Marion Kolb married her on 19 Dec. 1860 in Anderson County. She doesn't seem to be the daughter of Mary Douthit because of the specific place of birth. In the next household was Quincy Spurrier, age 24, living with H.J.Y. Kolb and Sarah. How this works out is a puzzle.
Wounded in the war by the same bullet that killed his brother, William Harmon Kolb.
As remembered by L.C. Kolb. I remember when grand daddy (Francis Marion) got his first car. He didn´t know how to drive. So he thought it would be safe to learn how at home driving around a hill. After he got the hang of it he decided he had enough for the day. He headed to the barn to park the car, and the car didn´t stop, he went through the barn and grand daddy hollers "WHOA" just before hitting the house.
In 1860, Anderson County, Francis Kolb was in household #323 with his father; he was single, age 18. In household #325 was Mary Daniel/Douthit, age 32, born in TN. In her household, her children were: John age 18, Epeline, J.R, Sarah, and George, age 9, all born in Texas. The last person listed in the household was L. Spurrier, female, age 16, and born in Illinois. Francis Marion Kolb married her on 19 Dec. 1860 in Anderson County. She doesn't seem to be the daughter of Mary Douthit because of the specific place of birth. In the next household was Quincy Spurrier, age 24, living with H.J.Y. Kolb and Sarah. How this works out is a puzzle.
Wounded in the war by the same bullet that killed his brother, William Harmon Kolb.
As remembered by L.C. Kolb. I remember when grand daddy (Francis Marion) got his first car. He didn´t know how to drive. So he thought it would be safe to learn how at home driving around a hill. After he got the hang of it he decided he had enough for the day. He headed to the barn to park the car, and the car didn´t stop, he went through the barn and grand daddy hollers "WHOA" just before hitting the house.
Family Members
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Sallie Elizabeth Kolb Kemp
1867–1947
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Margret A Kolb Myers
1870–1931
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Nancy Francis Kolb Foreman
1871–1936
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Theodosia E "Dosia" Kolb Hodges
1874–1960
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Nelia Kolb McElroy
1876–1906
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Walter William Kolb
1878–1951
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Thomas J Kolb
1880–1911
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Martha Kolb Keller
1883–1969
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Calvin Gillous Kolb
1885–1976
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Alpha Maud "Alph" Kolb Wood
1888–1968
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Mary Ellen Kolb Bingham
1891–1974
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Zora Bell Kolb Dacy
1893–1970
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Pearl Kolb Kelly
1897–1920
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