Minnie May Parris Horner's mother was Elizabeth "Betsy" Hornet Parris (daughter of Elizabeth Spears Hornet). Betsy's Find A Grave Memorial# 55843898. Minnie's father was Zachary Taylor Parris who died in the Detroit State Penitentiary from consumption while serving a 5 year sentence for Assualt. His trial took place in Judge Parker's Court room at Fort Smith (Better known as "Hell on the Border"). Transcricts of the trial as well as hand drawings of the crime scene are available in the Fort Smith archives. Zachary Taylor Parris was only weeks away from receiving a presidential pardon at the time of his death. A letter he wrote home from his prison death bed was published in the local newspaper.
Minnie May Parris was the first wife of Cale B. Horner (Find A Grave Memorial# 29762372) Cale and Minnie applied for the marriage certificate on July 6 1902 5 months prior to their daughters birth. There marriage is noted on Minnie's Cherokee enrollment card as Feb 19 1903. There daughter Anna Louise Horner would have been 2 months old at the time of their marriage. Minnie was also the mother of Clue Theodore Ingram born in May of 1900 Death date Oct 1979
Minnie Pariis Horner, a Native American of the Cherokee "Paint Clan" died very young. She passed away shortly after her two children were born. Her mother and Cale's mother assisted with raising the children. Her Husband Cale B. Horner Re-married and had many more children. Her Daughter Anna (Annie)Horner married Loney Bruner of the Creek Nation and together they had 6 children; Billy, Bonnie, Adaline, Joann, Betty and Bunny(Tut)Bruner.
Minnie May Parris was the first wife of Cale B. Horner (Find A Grave Memorial# 29762372) Cale and Minnie applied for the marriage certificate on July 6 1902 5 months prior to their daughters birth. There marriage is noted on Minnie's Cherokee enrollment card as Feb 19 1903. There daughter Anna Louise Horner would have been 2 months old at the time of their marriage. Minnie was also the mother of Clue Theodore Ingram born in May of 1900 Death date Oct 1979
Minnie Pariis Horner, a Native American of the Cherokee "Paint Clan" died very young. She passed away shortly after her two children were born. Her mother and Cale's mother assisted with raising the children. Her Husband Cale B. Horner Re-married and had many more children. Her Daughter Anna (Annie)Horner married Loney Bruner of the Creek Nation and together they had 6 children; Billy, Bonnie, Adaline, Joann, Betty and Bunny(Tut)Bruner.
Minnie May Parris Horner's mother was Elizabeth "Betsy" Hornet Parris (daughter of Elizabeth Spears Hornet). Betsy's Find A Grave Memorial# 55843898. Minnie's father was Zachary Taylor Parris who died in the Detroit State Penitentiary from consumption while serving a 5 year sentence for Assualt. His trial took place in Judge Parker's Court room at Fort Smith (Better known as "Hell on the Border"). Transcricts of the trial as well as hand drawings of the crime scene are available in the Fort Smith archives. Zachary Taylor Parris was only weeks away from receiving a presidential pardon at the time of his death. A letter he wrote home from his prison death bed was published in the local newspaper.
Minnie May Parris was the first wife of Cale B. Horner (Find A Grave Memorial# 29762372) Cale and Minnie applied for the marriage certificate on July 6 1902 5 months prior to their daughters birth. There marriage is noted on Minnie's Cherokee enrollment card as Feb 19 1903. There daughter Anna Louise Horner would have been 2 months old at the time of their marriage. Minnie was also the mother of Clue Theodore Ingram born in May of 1900 Death date Oct 1979
Minnie Pariis Horner, a Native American of the Cherokee "Paint Clan" died very young. She passed away shortly after her two children were born. Her mother and Cale's mother assisted with raising the children. Her Husband Cale B. Horner Re-married and had many more children. Her Daughter Anna (Annie)Horner married Loney Bruner of the Creek Nation and together they had 6 children; Billy, Bonnie, Adaline, Joann, Betty and Bunny(Tut)Bruner.
Minnie May Parris was the first wife of Cale B. Horner (Find A Grave Memorial# 29762372) Cale and Minnie applied for the marriage certificate on July 6 1902 5 months prior to their daughters birth. There marriage is noted on Minnie's Cherokee enrollment card as Feb 19 1903. There daughter Anna Louise Horner would have been 2 months old at the time of their marriage. Minnie was also the mother of Clue Theodore Ingram born in May of 1900 Death date Oct 1979
Minnie Pariis Horner, a Native American of the Cherokee "Paint Clan" died very young. She passed away shortly after her two children were born. Her mother and Cale's mother assisted with raising the children. Her Husband Cale B. Horner Re-married and had many more children. Her Daughter Anna (Annie)Horner married Loney Bruner of the Creek Nation and together they had 6 children; Billy, Bonnie, Adaline, Joann, Betty and Bunny(Tut)Bruner.
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