son of John Honeycutt, II - Sarah Ann Warren
Carinam M. King married John Honeycutt on 13 December 1882 at Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
John Cornelius Honeycutt
Elsie C. Honeycutt
Lois Myrtle Honeycutt
Nathaniel Bartholomew Honeycutt
His father died leading an expedition to Mexico on the Llano River in 1865. After his father's death, his mother remarried.
John Honeycutt and his brother, Alfred Honeycutt appear in the local newspaper in 1874. They raised cattle and sheep. The two brothers bought land in Stephens and Shackelford Counties.
Land deeds in Stephens County, Texas in 1880 give his name as J.D. Honeycutt and John Dillon Honeycutt.
John Honeycutt married Elsa Dora Ivey before 1903 in Albany, Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
Louis HIll Honeycutt
Carolyn K. Honeycutt
Marion S. Honeycutt
John F. Honeycutt
Elsa Ivey Honeycutt
Sarah Elizabeth Honeycutt
John and Elsa moved to Del Rio, Val Verde County, Texas the wintre of 1910.
Carinam M. King married John Honeycutt on 13 December 1882 at Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
John Cornelius Honeycutt
Elsie C. Honeycutt
Lois Myrtle Honeycutt
Nathaniel Bartholomew Honeycutt
His father died leading an expedition to Mexico on the Llano River in 1865. After his father's death, his mother remarried.
John Honeycutt and his brother, Alfred Honeycutt appear in the local newspaper in 1874. They raised cattle and sheep. The two brothers bought land in Stephens and Shackelford Counties.
Land deeds in Stephens County, Texas in 1880 give his name as J.D. Honeycutt and John Dillon Honeycutt.
John Honeycutt married Elsa Dora Ivey before 1903 in Albany, Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
Louis HIll Honeycutt
Carolyn K. Honeycutt
Marion S. Honeycutt
John F. Honeycutt
Elsa Ivey Honeycutt
Sarah Elizabeth Honeycutt
John and Elsa moved to Del Rio, Val Verde County, Texas the wintre of 1910.
son of John Honeycutt, II - Sarah Ann Warren
Carinam M. King married John Honeycutt on 13 December 1882 at Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
John Cornelius Honeycutt
Elsie C. Honeycutt
Lois Myrtle Honeycutt
Nathaniel Bartholomew Honeycutt
His father died leading an expedition to Mexico on the Llano River in 1865. After his father's death, his mother remarried.
John Honeycutt and his brother, Alfred Honeycutt appear in the local newspaper in 1874. They raised cattle and sheep. The two brothers bought land in Stephens and Shackelford Counties.
Land deeds in Stephens County, Texas in 1880 give his name as J.D. Honeycutt and John Dillon Honeycutt.
John Honeycutt married Elsa Dora Ivey before 1903 in Albany, Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
Louis HIll Honeycutt
Carolyn K. Honeycutt
Marion S. Honeycutt
John F. Honeycutt
Elsa Ivey Honeycutt
Sarah Elizabeth Honeycutt
John and Elsa moved to Del Rio, Val Verde County, Texas the wintre of 1910.
Carinam M. King married John Honeycutt on 13 December 1882 at Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
John Cornelius Honeycutt
Elsie C. Honeycutt
Lois Myrtle Honeycutt
Nathaniel Bartholomew Honeycutt
His father died leading an expedition to Mexico on the Llano River in 1865. After his father's death, his mother remarried.
John Honeycutt and his brother, Alfred Honeycutt appear in the local newspaper in 1874. They raised cattle and sheep. The two brothers bought land in Stephens and Shackelford Counties.
Land deeds in Stephens County, Texas in 1880 give his name as J.D. Honeycutt and John Dillon Honeycutt.
John Honeycutt married Elsa Dora Ivey before 1903 in Albany, Shackelford County, Texas.
Children born to this union:
Louis HIll Honeycutt
Carolyn K. Honeycutt
Marion S. Honeycutt
John F. Honeycutt
Elsa Ivey Honeycutt
Sarah Elizabeth Honeycutt
John and Elsa moved to Del Rio, Val Verde County, Texas the wintre of 1910.
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