Dye Surname

DYE FAMILY RECORDS

DYE CEMETERY RECORDS
Collin County Cemetery Records, Volume II, Alice Pitts
page 3, Jacob Routh-Spring Creek Cemetery
Charles W. Skiles                October 13, 1831 - March 5, 1880
Dickey Skiles    (son of C. W. & M. A.)    born and died July 7, 1861
Georgie A. Skiles    (dau. of C. W. & M. A.)    age 18 years, 29 June 1895
J. C. Skiles        (Woodman of the World)    December 27, 1802 - March ?, 1880
Laura A. Skiles    (dau. of C. W. & M. A.)    January 23, 1863 - June 15, 1864
Martha A. Skiles                October 21, 1837 - December 7, 1899
Sarah Skiles        (wife of J. C.)        age 87, March 10, 1896

Collin Cemetery Records, Vol. 1, by Alice Pitts
page 78, Bowman Cemetery
Dr. Henry Dye                30 September 1830 - 10 August 1878

p 415, 416, 417, 421 Plano Mutual Cemetery
M. Elizabeth Aldridge                February 20, 1873 - February 9, 1957
Joel Lively Aldridge                1868 - 1946
Elizabeth Jane Dye    (wife of W. B. Blalack)    October 4, 1837 - November 15, 1918
W. B. Blalack                August 23, 1830 - December 19, 1900
Dora E. Bowman    (wife of J. H.)        February 6, 1854 - April 11, 1930
J. H. Bowman                1841 - 1923
Addie Dye Brown    (wife of J. W.)        June 23, 1866 - January 5, 1930
John Wesley Brown                September 24, 1858 - March 21, 1934
James R. Dye                    April 17, 1847 - December 24, 1891
Josie Dye                    April 4, 1855 - January 12, 1892

Volume II, p 26, Frankford Cemetery
Emma M. Dye                November 20, 1879 - February 19, 1967
Thomas Clements Dye                February 29, 1876 - August 18, 1952

DYE CENSUS

1840 index Warren County, Kentucky, census, page 82
Jacob O. Skiles

1850 Collin County, Texas, census, family #275
Joseph Clepper         age 45    farmer        640    Tennessee    [note: Klepper]
Nancy Clepper          age 42                                 Tennessee
Samuel L. Clepper    age 21    farmer        320     Tennessee
Isaac Clepper            age 13    m                           Illinois
W. Clepper                age 10    m                           Illinois
W. D. Clepper           age 7      m                           Illinois
A. J. Clepper            age 2       f                            Texas
Henry Dye                age 20    physician               Virginia

1850 Dallas County, Texas, census, # 404
Thomas Dye        age 44    farmer            Pennsylvania
Mary Dye             age 41                          Virginia
John Dye             age 18                          Virginia
Elizabeth             age 14                          Virginia
Eliza J.                age 12                          Virginia
Thomas               age 8                            Kentucky
James R.            age 3                            Kentucky

1860 Collin County, Texas, census, page 1
Thomas Dye        age 55    farmer        $1400/$500    Virginia
Mary Dye             age 53                                             Virginia
James R. Dye      age 13    at school                          Kentucky
Mary Dye             age 5                                              Texas

W. B. Blalack                  age 30    grocery keeper    $300/$6000    Alabama
Eliza J. Blalack               age 23                                                      Kentucky
John W. Blalack              age 2                                                       Texas
Thomas N. B. Blalack     age 23                                                     Alabama

1860 Collin County, Texas, census, precinct 11, post office Plano, p 4, #25
Henry Dye                      age 29    physician    3800/4700    Virginia
S. E. Dye                        age 25                                            Kentucky
Madora E. Dye               age 5    f                                         Texas
Henry M. Dye                 age 3    m                                       Texas
E. P.                                age 1    f                                         Texas
John M. Dunlap              age 17    medical student               Tennessee

1870 Collin County, Texas, census, Town of Plano, Precinct 5, p 2, page 488, #4/4
Thomas Dye        age 64    carpenter    $500/$350    Ohio?
Mary Dye             age 62                                            West Virginia
James                  age 23    teamster    $500/$400     Kentucky
Mary                    age 15    at school                         Texas
Sarah Dye           age 72                                            Virginia
John Kizzias        age 17    farm laborer                   Arkansas

    page 488R, #7/8
Henry Dye        age 39    physician    $10,500        West Virginia
Sarah               age 36                                            Kentucky
Dora                 age 15    at school                         Texas
Henry               age 13    at school                         Texas
Euphemia        age 11     at school                        Texas
Bella                age 9    at school                           Texas
Adie                 age 6                                             Texas
Mary                age 1                                             Texas
Jacob Skiles        age 65    farm laborer    $2500/1000    Kentucky
Sarah Skiles        age 55                                                  Kentucky
Clement Patton    age 37    physician    $500/$1000       Alabama

1880 Soundex for Texas, Plano, Precinct 5, ED 25, Sheet 43
Thomas Dye        age 75                    Pennsylvania
Mary                    age 62                    West Virginia
Mary E. Beagles age 26    daughter   Texas
Nora Beagles        age 5                    Texas
1 servant and 1 boarder

1880 Soundex of Texas, Stephens County, ED 172, Sheet 16, line 8
James R. Dye        age 32                 born 1847 KY
Josephine Dye      age 24    wife        born Tennessee
John H. Dye          age 6    son           born Texas
Robert T. Dye       age 2    son            born Texas
Lula Dye               age 4    daughter   born Texas
Sarah J. Blackburn    age 59    mother-in-law    born Indiana

DYE MARRIAGES
Collin County, Texas, Earliest Marriages, by Charlotte Brawner Allen
William B. Blalock    -    Eliza J. Dye        15 July 1856        by R. R. Dunlap, M. G.
Marriage Records of Collin County, Texas, by Alice Pitts
Dora Dye        -    J. H. Bowman        15 July 1871
May (Mary) Dye    -     Benjamin F. Beagles    18 September 1873    by Peter T. Smith, Elder, Church of Christ
James R. Dye        -    Josephine Blackburn    5 April 1871        by Jacob Routh
John W. Brown    -    Addie L. Dye        9 December 1880     by E. S. Haynes    Vol 5, p 76
R. H. Coleman    -    Lura Dye        20 February 1890    by D. J. Martin    Vol 8, p 417
J. L. Aldridge    -    Lizzie M. Dye        19 December 1890    by Rev. E. L. Spraggins  7, 569
Jacob C. Skiles    -    Rachel E. Mann        11 September 1861    by Rev. Eli Witt    Vol 2, p 166

E. Bell Dye        -    A. B. Angel        9 December 1880  (date found in guardianship papers, but not recorded in Marriage records)
Marriages, Dallas County, Books A - E (1846 - 1877), Volume X, Dallas Genealogical Society
Henry Dye        -    Sarah E. Schiles        27 December 1854    by James A. Smith, MG
Andrew S. Jackson     -    Elizabeth Dye        24 December 1851    by John U. Vance, MG
James M. Bennett    -    Miranda Dye        23 December 1852    by Thomas D. Coats, JP
F. N. Vassallo    -    Susan A. T. Dye        19 April 1853        by James A. Smith, MG
William H. Beeman    -    Martha Dye        25 September 1851    by James A. Smith, MG
W. A. McDermott    -    Addie Dye        22 December 1864    by W. H. Hughes, MG

DYE PROBATE
Henry Dye, et al, Box 6
E. Bell Dye, Box 6
Addie L. Dye, Box 6
Laura P. Dye, Box 6
Minnie May Dye, Box 27
Lizzie M. Dye, Box 34
Thomas C. Dye, Box 35

Probate packet of Henry Dye et ux        County court, September Term A. D. 1878
In the matter of the estate of Sarah E. Dye deceased
And now comes J. H. Bowman and being duly sworn says that – Medora E. Bowman, Henry M. Dye, Euphemia P. Keyser, Belle Dye, Addie L. Dye, Minnie M. Dye, Lura P. Dye, Lizzie M. Dye and Thomas C. Dye are all the lawful heirs of Henry and Sarah E. Dye deceased, That all of the said heirs are minors except M. E. Bowman, H. M. Dye and E. P. Keyser and asks that proof of the same be taken and made a part of the record in said estate.
J. H. Bowman
guardian of said minors
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24th day of September 1878
J. M. Benge Clerk by P. Walton Deputy

DYE WILL
State of Texas
Collin County
Conscious of the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death, and being of Sound memory and discretion, I Henry Dye of the town of Plano Collin County Texas do make this my last will and testament.
I give and devise and bequeath my estate and property real and personal as follows, that is to say
Item 1: I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Sarah E. Dye for and during her natural lifetime a sufficiency from and out of the rents and profits of my homestead to meet the reasonable demand for her support and sustenance. Said homestead consisting of two hundred and twenty acres out of the James Beverly tract of land and twelve and a half acres out of the Joseph Klepper Survey also a tract of timber land on Rowlets Creek deeded to me by Stephen H. Shrader containing 16 2/3 acres. And it is my will that my said wife shall have and keep with her on said homestead all of our minor children during their minority and it is my will further that my hereinafter named executors shall use and appropriate all that may be necessary of the rents and profits of my said homestead for the support and education of all of our said minor children and the support of my wife as aforesaid – I do further give bequeath and devise all of said homestead after the death of my wife to all of my children in equal portions to be partitioned as soon after the death of my wife as shall be deemed by my executors expedient.
Item 2: I give and bequeath to my wife Sarah E. Dye all that may be necessary of my farming implements tools and stock for the carrying on and cultivating of said homestead.
And it is my will that my executors sell and dispose of at public outcry on terms to them seeming best all stock and farming implements not necessary to carry on and cultivate said homestead and collect all notes and accounts due me at my death and to apply the proceeds of such sales and collections to the discharge of my just and lawful debts. It is my will further that my executors shall sell and dispose of at public outcry my professional library and surgical instruments and likewise apply the proceeds of said sale towards the payment of my just and lawful debts.
Item 3: I give and bequeath the residue of my insurance on Policy Number 52415 in Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, after discharging all my just and lawful debts to my executors to be held by them and expended for the support of my wife and support and education of my minor children and I further will that my said Executors have control of said money collected on said policy and do empower them to invest or loan the same on good security and so far as possible use only the interest for the support of my wife and support and education of my minor children and that keeping up and properly protecting said homestead – After the youngest of my children shall have arrived at the age of majority — I give and bequeath whatever may be left of said money equally to my children.
Item 4: I do give bequeath and devise unto all my children in equal portions all my real estate of which I may die seized except the homestead mentioned in Item 1 and it is my will that my Executors partition the said Real Estate as equally among all my children as soon as practicable after my death and I do empower my said executors to select choose and appoint three commissioners in each county wherein any of said land may be located who shall partition said land among my children as herein authorized, be all that may be required for the final and full settlement between my heirs of their respective interests so far as proceedings in court are concerned.
Item 5: I do appoint J. H. Bowman and G. W. Bowman of Plano in Collin Texas Executors of this my last will and testament and I further will that the court shall have no further jurisdiction of the matters of my Estate than the probating of this my last will and testament approving bond and receiving inventory.
In witness whereof I have signed sealed using scroll for seal and declared this instrument as my will at Plano Collin County Texas on the 3rd day of April 1876.
Henry Dye
The said Henry Dye at Plano Collin County Texas on April 3rd 1876 signed and sealed this instrument and declared the same as and for his last will. And we at his request an din his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as subscribing witnesses.
Peter T. Smith      Joe Forman    James K. Aldridge
On the matter of the estate of Henry Dye dec.
And now comes Joseph Forman into open court and being duly sworn says that heretofore to wit April 3rd A. D. 1876 he was present at the residence of Henry Dye when he the said Dye signed the will now on file among the papers in said Dye’s estate that he and P. T. Smith and J. K. Aldridge signed the same as attesting witnesses at the request of the said Dye.
Joe Forman
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 21st day of September A. D. 1878
T. C. Gardner        County Judge Collin

I Henry Dye of said county and state being of sound mind do Make this as a codicil to my Last Will and Testament which will was signed by me on the 3rd day of April A. D. 1876 in the presents of Peter T. Smith, Joe Forman and Jas. R. Aldridge, that is to Say that I will to my daughter Euphema P. Dye My pianos which Piano is now at my Fathers in the Town of Plano in Collins County and that She the said Euphema My daughter is to exercise full control and ownership over the same.
Witness my hand his August 8th 1878
Henry Dye
Witnesses    T. J. Vance        W. T. Jackson