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LINDSAY, NELSON PORTER
Letter. ...My husband’s grandfather was Nelson Porter Lindsay who came from Burke Co., N. C. April 2, 1877, and lived at Fayburg. he has descendants in Farmersville and Dallas - the Neathery - Wylie - Lindsay - Aycock families, but know so little of their ancestor. Nelson Porter Lindsay’s daughter, Mrs. Hattie Wylie told me they attended a little Mormon Church awhile - then went into another church. She mentioned they went to church at Blue Ridge ... and Snow Hill. I have names of the entire 1st generation and most of their children but they know nothing of these churches. ... Mr. Lindsay served in the Confederate Forces and I have sent for the pension record of his wife Jane E. (Fewell) Lindsay – which I finally found in Austin,Tex.... (I have a fine picture of the old Lindsay home at Fayburg – it had a big breeze way – & the father - mother - & 4 of the children are in the picture – taken about 1885 to 1887.) |
ANNA IDA LINDSEY
Newspaper, 1992. Services for Mrs. Anna Ida Lindsey, 74, of McKinney, who died Tuesday at North Texas Medical Center, were held today at Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow Chapel with the Rev. Joe Smith officiating. Burial was in Ridgeview Memorial Park under the direction of Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow-Funeral directors. Mrs. Lindsey was born on May 26, 1918, in Liberty, Okla., the daughter of Thomas Grover and Anna Pearl Jackson Richardson. She was a nurses aide and of the Baptist faith. Survivors include three sons, Charles Ray Lindsey of Rowlett, James Edward Lindsey of Wylie and Bobby Joe Lindsey of Garland; two daughters, Mary Anna Tuley of Westminster and Carolyn JoAnn Duran of McKinney; 14 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Earnest Andrew Richardson, Thomas Grover Richardson and Johnny Edward Richardson, all of Denison; and three sisters, Joy Faye Rambo of Austin, Althea Beauchamp of Denison and Lola Collum of Mesa. |
DEATH OF DAVID LINDSEY
Newspaper, May 22, 1909
Mr. David Lindsey who resided about two and a half miles east of Melissa, died at 11 o’clock last night at the McKinney Hotel, the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. O. Belden. Mr. Lindsey was taken sick the 3rd day of May at his home near Melissa and was brought here to be with his daughter, where he received the most careful nursing and skillful medical attention, but all proved of no avail. Mr. Lindsey was born in Warren county, Ky., in 1834 therefore being in his 75th year. In 1854 he married Miss Margaret Forey in Kentucky, who died at their home near Melissa several years ago. In 1852 Mr. Lindsey moved to Texas, locating near Melissa where he resided until his death. He joined the Christian church when a young man and was a devoted member until the end.
Mr. Lindsey is survived by the following children: Mrs. P. H. Parsons of Denison; Mrs. John Coffey of Valdasta; Mrs. J. O. Balden of this city; W. E. Lindsey of Haskell county; Joe Lindsey of Melissa; Henry Lindsey, who lives northwest of McKinney, and Jim Lindsey of Fort Worth. One daughter, Mrs. Bagley, died in Missouri, and one son, Geo. Lindsey, died at Melissa.
Funeral services were held at 3 o’clock this afternoon, conducted by Rev. Thos Martin of Melissa, and the remains were laid to rest in the Brinlee cemetery, four miles north of Melissa.
We extend heartfelt sympathy and condolence to the bereaved children and other loved ones who are left to mourn his death.
Newspaper, May 22, 1909
Mr. David Lindsey who resided about two and a half miles east of Melissa, died at 11 o’clock last night at the McKinney Hotel, the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. O. Belden. Mr. Lindsey was taken sick the 3rd day of May at his home near Melissa and was brought here to be with his daughter, where he received the most careful nursing and skillful medical attention, but all proved of no avail. Mr. Lindsey was born in Warren county, Ky., in 1834 therefore being in his 75th year. In 1854 he married Miss Margaret Forey in Kentucky, who died at their home near Melissa several years ago. In 1852 Mr. Lindsey moved to Texas, locating near Melissa where he resided until his death. He joined the Christian church when a young man and was a devoted member until the end.
Mr. Lindsey is survived by the following children: Mrs. P. H. Parsons of Denison; Mrs. John Coffey of Valdasta; Mrs. J. O. Balden of this city; W. E. Lindsey of Haskell county; Joe Lindsey of Melissa; Henry Lindsey, who lives northwest of McKinney, and Jim Lindsey of Fort Worth. One daughter, Mrs. Bagley, died in Missouri, and one son, Geo. Lindsey, died at Melissa.
Funeral services were held at 3 o’clock this afternoon, conducted by Rev. Thos Martin of Melissa, and the remains were laid to rest in the Brinlee cemetery, four miles north of Melissa.
We extend heartfelt sympathy and condolence to the bereaved children and other loved ones who are left to mourn his death.
