The 1880 census recorded Oliver Mayo, 2, living in Refugio County, Texas, with father John Mayo, 29, and mother Lydia, 24. Father John was occupied as a "wagoner" and was born in Alabama. Oliver and his mother were born in Texas.
The 1900 census recorded Oliver, born Dec. 1877, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father John, born May 1849, mother Lyddie, born Aug. 1855, and siblings: Ora, born June 1880; Riley, born Feb. 1882; Ola, born March 1886; and Effie, born Sept. 1889. Oliver was a grocery salesman, father John was a trader, and sister Ola was a milliner.
Oliver enlisted in the army in Houston, Texas, November 4, 1904, along with brother Riley D. Oliver was described as being a bar tender with brown eyes, dark brown hair, a dark complexion, and being 5' 10 1/2" tall. He is reported to have been born in Sanpetricio [San Patricio], Texas. (U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914)
The 1900 census recorded Oliver, born Dec. 1877, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father John, born May 1849, mother Lyddie, born Aug. 1855, and siblings: Ora, born June 1880; Riley, born Feb. 1882; Ola, born March 1886; and Effie, born Sept. 1889. Oliver was a grocery salesman, father John was a trader, and sister Ola was a milliner.
Oliver enlisted in the army in Houston, Texas, November 4, 1904, along with brother Riley D. Oliver was described as being a bar tender with brown eyes, dark brown hair, a dark complexion, and being 5' 10 1/2" tall. He is reported to have been born in Sanpetricio [San Patricio], Texas. (U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914)
The 1880 census recorded Oliver Mayo, 2, living in Refugio County, Texas, with father John Mayo, 29, and mother Lydia, 24. Father John was occupied as a "wagoner" and was born in Alabama. Oliver and his mother were born in Texas.
The 1900 census recorded Oliver, born Dec. 1877, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father John, born May 1849, mother Lyddie, born Aug. 1855, and siblings: Ora, born June 1880; Riley, born Feb. 1882; Ola, born March 1886; and Effie, born Sept. 1889. Oliver was a grocery salesman, father John was a trader, and sister Ola was a milliner.
Oliver enlisted in the army in Houston, Texas, November 4, 1904, along with brother Riley D. Oliver was described as being a bar tender with brown eyes, dark brown hair, a dark complexion, and being 5' 10 1/2" tall. He is reported to have been born in Sanpetricio [San Patricio], Texas. (U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914)
The 1900 census recorded Oliver, born Dec. 1877, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father John, born May 1849, mother Lyddie, born Aug. 1855, and siblings: Ora, born June 1880; Riley, born Feb. 1882; Ola, born March 1886; and Effie, born Sept. 1889. Oliver was a grocery salesman, father John was a trader, and sister Ola was a milliner.
Oliver enlisted in the army in Houston, Texas, November 4, 1904, along with brother Riley D. Oliver was described as being a bar tender with brown eyes, dark brown hair, a dark complexion, and being 5' 10 1/2" tall. He is reported to have been born in Sanpetricio [San Patricio], Texas. (U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914)
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The small markers for Oliver, Harvey, and Riley D. Mayo are in the Mayo family plot and use the large marker of their parents to state their last name.
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