Frier, James
JAMES FRIER
Letter.
In the 1860 census, Rebecca , Isom, and James [Frier] were living with J. M. & Laurena Lisenby. Laurena Lisenby’s maiden name was Frier and she was the sister to the other Friers. She married William Starkes in Arkansas then moved to Texas around 1855. I don’t know if she divorced Starkes or if he died but in 1859 Laurena married J. M. Lisenby. According to the 1870 and 1900 censuses for Collin Co., Laurena was still there. I don’t know when she died but, since she was 70 years old in 1900, I doubt that she lived much past the turn of the century....
James M. Frier lived next to Laurena in 1870. He was listed as single. In 1880, he was living in McCullock Co., and was listed as a widower. James had 3 children, with the oldest being 6 years old. Sometime between 1870 and 1874, he was married but I don’t know where or to whom.
JAMES FRIER
Letter.
The 1850 Census for Collin County has this:
Rebecca Frier – age 16 – female – born Arkansas
James Fryer – age 21 – male – born Arkansas
Isom Fryer – age 17 – male – born Arkansas
In the Collin County marriage Records was:
Rebecca Fryer married Mureday Ashlock – September 3, 1862
Rebecca must have died for in Stambaugh’s History of Collin Co., Meredith Ashlock married Martha Martin. Ashlock’s name was spelled three ways in records.
In Cemetery Inscriptions of Collin County:
Lela Martin Fryer, 1889 - 1968 Pecan Grove Cemetery
Nicholas Fryer, 1884 - 1966 Pecan Grove Cemetery
John Kendrick Fryer, 1866 - 1938 Pecan Grove Cemetery
Myrtle Fryer, 1885 - 1969 Pecan Grove Cemetery
Owen Fryer, 1882 - 1942 Walnut Grove Cemetery
Book of Reconstruction days of 1867 listed:
Rebecca Frier
Isom Frier
William Frier
James Frier all listed as voters, land owners.
Letter.
In the 1860 census, Rebecca , Isom, and James [Frier] were living with J. M. & Laurena Lisenby. Laurena Lisenby’s maiden name was Frier and she was the sister to the other Friers. She married William Starkes in Arkansas then moved to Texas around 1855. I don’t know if she divorced Starkes or if he died but in 1859 Laurena married J. M. Lisenby. According to the 1870 and 1900 censuses for Collin Co., Laurena was still there. I don’t know when she died but, since she was 70 years old in 1900, I doubt that she lived much past the turn of the century....
James M. Frier lived next to Laurena in 1870. He was listed as single. In 1880, he was living in McCullock Co., and was listed as a widower. James had 3 children, with the oldest being 6 years old. Sometime between 1870 and 1874, he was married but I don’t know where or to whom.
JAMES FRIER
Letter.
The 1850 Census for Collin County has this:
Rebecca Frier – age 16 – female – born Arkansas
James Fryer – age 21 – male – born Arkansas
Isom Fryer – age 17 – male – born Arkansas
In the Collin County marriage Records was:
Rebecca Fryer married Mureday Ashlock – September 3, 1862
Rebecca must have died for in Stambaugh’s History of Collin Co., Meredith Ashlock married Martha Martin. Ashlock’s name was spelled three ways in records.
In Cemetery Inscriptions of Collin County:
Lela Martin Fryer, 1889 - 1968 Pecan Grove Cemetery
Nicholas Fryer, 1884 - 1966 Pecan Grove Cemetery
John Kendrick Fryer, 1866 - 1938 Pecan Grove Cemetery
Myrtle Fryer, 1885 - 1969 Pecan Grove Cemetery
Owen Fryer, 1882 - 1942 Walnut Grove Cemetery
Book of Reconstruction days of 1867 listed:
Rebecca Frier
Isom Frier
William Frier
James Frier all listed as voters, land owners.
