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Source for: Mary Morrison, 26 FEB 1835 - 24 NOV 1921
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Name source: S55654Page: 352
Text: iv. ALEXANDER RICHARD FANCHER, b. April 22, 1830, Coles County, Illinois; d. September 9, 1915; m. MARY MORRISON, November 29, 1850, Waco, Texas.
Name source: S2034Page: 98, 99
Text: 164. Alexander Richard5 Fancher (Grey Bynum4, Richard 3, David2, Richard1), born in Coles Co., Ill., 22 April 1830, died 9 Sept. 1915. He married in Waco, Texas, 28 Nov. 1850 Mary Elizabeth Morrison, daughter of Samuel and Margaret Ann (Baugh) Morrison, born in Tishemingo County, Miss., 26 Feb. 1835 and died 24 Nov. 1921. Alexander went to Hill County, Texas, in 1850 and was one of the first settlers there, his carriage being the second in Waco. He was a landowner, county tax assessor in 1854 and County commissioner several terms. He was a Mason and Odd Fellow and served in the Civil War as lieutenant in Co. D. Bufford's 19th Regiment of Texas Cavalry.
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Source for: Henry Clay Fancher, 21 FEB 1832 - FEB 1914
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Name source: S55654Page: 352
Text: v. HENRY CLAY FANCHER, February 21, 1832, Illinois; d. February 1914; m. (1) AMANDA HARVICK, September 1, 1853; (2) ISABELLA JOHNSON, March 7, 1860.
Name source: S2034Page: 99
Text: 165. Henry Clay5 Fancher (Grey Bynum4, Richard3, David2, Richard1), born in Illinois 21 Feb. 1832 died in Chico, Texas, in February 1914. He married, first, 1 Sept. 1853, Amanda Elizabeth Harvick, born 4 July 1828 and died in Arkansas 16 Dec. 1855; m. secondly, 7 March 1860, Isabella Amanda Johnson. Henry Fancher served in the Civil War under General Lee, was a farmer and a minister of the Church of Christ.
Death source: S2034Page: 99
Text: 165. Henry Clay5 Fancher (Grey Bynum4, Richard3, David2, Richard1), born in Illinois 21 Feb. 1832 died in Chico, Texas, in February 1914. He married, first, 1 Sept. 1853, Amanda Elizabeth Harvick, born 4 July 1828 and died in Arkansas 16 Dec. 1855; m. secondly, 7 March 1860, Isabella Amanda Johnson. Henry Fancher served in the Civil War under General Lee, was a farmer and a minister of the Church of Christ.
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Source for: Amanda Elizabeth Harvick, 4 JUL 1828 - 16 DEC 1855
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Name source: S55654Page: 352
Text: v. HENRY CLAY FANCHER, February 21, 1832, Illinois; d. February 1914; m. (1) AMANDA HARVICK, September 1, 1853; (2) ISABELLA JOHNSON, March 7, 1860.
Name source: S2034Page: 99
Text: 165. Henry Clay5 Fancher (Grey Bynum4, Richard3, David2, Richard1), born in Illinois 21 Feb. 1832 died in Chico, Texas, in February 1914. He married, first, 1 Sept. 1853, Amanda Elizabeth Harvick, born 4 July 1828 and died in Arkansas 16 Dec. 1855; m. secondly, 7 March 1860, Isabella Amanda Johnson. Henry Fancher served in the Civil War under General Lee, was a farmer and a minister of the Church of Christ.
Death source: S2034Page: 99
Text: 165. Henry Clay5 Fancher (Grey Bynum4, Richard3, David2, Richard1), born in Illinois 21 Feb. 1832 died in Chico, Texas, in February 1914. He married, first, 1 Sept. 1853, Amanda Elizabeth Harvick, born 4 July 1828 and died in Arkansas 16 Dec. 1855; m. secondly, 7 March 1860, Isabella Amanda Johnson. Henry Fancher served in the Civil War under General Lee, was a farmer and a minister of the Church of Christ.
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Name source: S55654Page: 352
Text: v. HENRY CLAY FANCHER, February 21, 1832, Illinois; d. February 1914; m. (1) AMANDA HARVICK, September 1, 1853; (2) ISABELLA JOHNSON, March 7, 1860.
Name source: S2034Page: 99
Text: 165. Henry Clay5 Fancher (Grey Bynum4, Richard3, David2, Richard1), born in Illinois 21 Feb. 1832 died in Chico, Texas, in February 1914. He married, first, 1 Sept. 1853, Amanda Elizabeth Harvick, born 4 July 1828 and died in Arkansas 16 Dec. 1855; m. secondly, 7 March 1860, Isabella Amanda Johnson. Henry Fancher served in the Civil War under General Lee, was a farmer and a minister of the Church of Christ.