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Nancy Caroline "Callie" Small Relevant Links

1. Father: James Small
2. Siblings: Reuben B. Small
3. Hester Ann Small
4. Margaret Ellen Small
5. Katherine Small

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Nancy Caroline "Callie" Small

Born: 30 June 1853 in Eagle Furnace, Roane County, Tennessee
Died: 11 April 1930 in Comanche, Comanche County, Texas
Burial: Sipe Springs Cemetery, Comanche County, Texas

Mother: Mary (Polly) Katherine Rogers
Father: James Small

Married: Eli (Lee) McGinty 10 November 1878 in Arkansas.

He was born 1855, and died 1937. Burial: Sipe Springs Cemetery, Comanche County, Texas

Children:

1. Norma
   b. 1879
   m. ? St. Clair
2. Robert E.
   b. 1881
   m. Alice
3. Thomas
   b. 1883
4. Cora L.
   b. 1885
   d. 1892
5. Nettie Lucille
   b. 1888
   m. ? Baker
6. Della
   b. 1891
   m. Wade Walker
7. George Eli
   b. 1893

Sources and Additional Information:

Subject: Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Margarette Ellen Small
Date: 4/23/2001 2:41:50 AM GMT Daylight Time
From: peacock@caprock-spur.com (Bl Peacock)
To: JRogers722@aol.com

Jerry:

Margurette Ellen"Maggie" Small born 2 February 1856 Eagle Furnace, Tenn (from Obit) and died 21 March 1940 at home Sipe Springs, Comanche County, Texas. She married Francis Ella Barnes 28 July 1874 in Quitman, Cleburne Co., Arkansas . "Frank" as he was called was born 18 January 1852 in Tennessee, (possibly Hardin Co. Tenn - not proved) son of James Calvin and Emily Caroline Tarkington . They are both buried in the Sipe Springs, Comanche Co., Cemetery.

Nancy Caroline "Callie" Small was born 30 June 1853 Eagle Furnace, Roane Co., Tennessee and died 11 April 1930 in Comanche, Comanche County, Texas and was married to Eli Lee McGinty 10 November 1878 in Arkansas. They are both buried in the Sipe Springs, Comanche County Cemetery.

I have all of James 'Jim" and Mary Katherine "Kate" Rogers children, courtesy of Mr. Tom Scott of Rockford, Tenn. I am in touch with Reuben B. ; Hester Ann Small Emory; George Washington ; and just a few days ago after trying to find the McGinty family finally found a descendant and we are corresponding.

Francis Ella Barnes died 8 days after Maggie and the Doctor said he had grieved himself to death over her.

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008