Rachel T. Crenshaw was the daughter of James H. Crenshaw and Elizabeth Smith. Rachel and James Desire Roberts were married the 16 Jan 1879 in Clarke County Alabama, in the home of Nathan Jackson Etheridge, Rachels stepfather. They were the parents of seven children.
Rachel and James were members of Forest Springs Baptist church in Clarke County, Alabama. December 1889 they moved their letter to Beaver Creek Baptist Church in Marengo County, Alabama.
James died July 9, 1890, after James death Rachel left Beaver Creek Church and returned to Forest Springs Church March 21, 1891 where she stayed until she was dismissed by letter February 15, 1896 and moved to Erath Co., Texas. She was on the 1900 Erath County Texas census
Rachel T. Roberts was buried in Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas. According to the cemetery listing for find-a-grave, Dawson County cemetery is aka Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas.
Rachel and James were members of Forest Springs Baptist church in Clarke County, Alabama. December 1889 they moved their letter to Beaver Creek Baptist Church in Marengo County, Alabama.
James died July 9, 1890, after James death Rachel left Beaver Creek Church and returned to Forest Springs Church March 21, 1891 where she stayed until she was dismissed by letter February 15, 1896 and moved to Erath Co., Texas. She was on the 1900 Erath County Texas census
Rachel T. Roberts was buried in Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas. According to the cemetery listing for find-a-grave, Dawson County cemetery is aka Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas.
Rachel T. Crenshaw was the daughter of James H. Crenshaw and Elizabeth Smith. Rachel and James Desire Roberts were married the 16 Jan 1879 in Clarke County Alabama, in the home of Nathan Jackson Etheridge, Rachels stepfather. They were the parents of seven children.
Rachel and James were members of Forest Springs Baptist church in Clarke County, Alabama. December 1889 they moved their letter to Beaver Creek Baptist Church in Marengo County, Alabama.
James died July 9, 1890, after James death Rachel left Beaver Creek Church and returned to Forest Springs Church March 21, 1891 where she stayed until she was dismissed by letter February 15, 1896 and moved to Erath Co., Texas. She was on the 1900 Erath County Texas census
Rachel T. Roberts was buried in Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas. According to the cemetery listing for find-a-grave, Dawson County cemetery is aka Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas.
Rachel and James were members of Forest Springs Baptist church in Clarke County, Alabama. December 1889 they moved their letter to Beaver Creek Baptist Church in Marengo County, Alabama.
James died July 9, 1890, after James death Rachel left Beaver Creek Church and returned to Forest Springs Church March 21, 1891 where she stayed until she was dismissed by letter February 15, 1896 and moved to Erath Co., Texas. She was on the 1900 Erath County Texas census
Rachel T. Roberts was buried in Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas. According to the cemetery listing for find-a-grave, Dawson County cemetery is aka Lamesa Cemetery, Dawson County, Texas.
