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Terrill/Terrill/Tyrrell Lines

Elias William BARBEE was born about 1822. He married Amanda TERRILL on 15 Jun 1843.

Name was spelled "Barber" in another source, but Barbee is probably correct as it is given thus by a descendant, Ann T. Rusell, 295 Igo Way, Boulder Creek, CA 95006, who says she is his great granddaughter.

Amanda TERRILL [Parents] was born on 20 Oct 1824 in , , Kentucky. She married Elias William BARBEE on 15 Jun 1843.

They had the following children:

M i William Alexander BARBEE was born on 20 Oct 1846.

F ii Susan Anne BARBEE was born on 12 May 1848.

M iii Joseph Robert BARBEE was born on 1 Aug 1850.

F iv Mary Eliza BARBEE was born on 15 Sep 1852.

F v Sarah Virginia BARBEE was born on 19 Feb 1854.

M vi George Mason BARBEE was born on 26 Nov 1855.

M vii Henry Armand BARBEE was born on 13 Nov 1857.

I have been corresponding in 3/94 with Ann T. Russell, 295 Igo Way, Boulder Creek, CA 95006, Phone: 408-338-6009. She says that her mother was the daughter of this man, but does not give her name. The dates on this family come from her.

F viii Alice Bell BARBEE was born on 15 Feb 1860.

M ix James Sterling Price BARBEE was born on 20 Oct 1861.

F x Anna Washington BARBEE

M xi Elbert Lee BARBEE was born on 9 May 1866.

Mason YATES was born on 20 May 1825 in , Gerrard Co.. He died on 2 Apr 1894. Mason married Eliza Ann TERRILL on 14 Mar 1850 in Marion Co., MO.

Eliza Ann TERRILL [Parents] was born on 6 Apr 1828 in , Gerrard Co., Kentucky. She died on 12 Mar 1898. Eliza married Mason YATES on 14 Mar 1850 in Marion Co., MO.

Spelled "Terrell"

They had the following children:

M i George Mason YATES was born about 1851.

M ii Fillmore YATES was born about 1853.

M iii William Henry YATES was born about 1855.

I wonder if the following could be his dtr:

"History of Northeast Missouri" Edited by Walter Williams,
Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago Illinois 1913
Three Volumes

Page 1126

ROBERT NELSON CREWS, M. D. Naturally a man's success in life is generally measured by his prestige in business, professional or social circles, and when he figures prominently in all it may be said that he has accomplished a great deal. Robert Nelson CREWS, M. D., one of the prominent citizens of Fulton, Missouri, has not been satisfied with attaining emminence in his chosen profession, but has also invaded the business field with unqualified success, and is widely known in fraternal circles as well. He is a native of Halifax County, Virginia, and was born September 11, 1871, his early education being secured in the public schools and the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, at Blackburg. Subsequently he came to Missouri and
entered upon a medical course in the state university, following which he entered Barnes Medical College, from which he was graduated with the class of 1896. He then spent thriteen years in practice at Williamsburg, Missouri, and in 1909, after a post-graduate course in the Chicago Polyclinic Hospital, came to Fulton. The Doctor has an excellent practice and has attained an enviable position in his profession. He is a member of the Linton Distric Medical Society, the Callaway County Medical Society, the Missouri State Medical Society and the American Association, and is active in the work of each. For six years Dr. CREWS was a worshipful master of the Masonic blue lodge at Williamsburg, is high priest of Orion Chapter at Fulton, and became senior warden of Calvary Commandery. He has represented his lodge in the Grand Lodge of the state. Dr. CREWS married in 1901 to Jane Henderson YATES, daughter of William YATES, of MCCredie, Missouri, where Mrs. CREWS recieved excellent educational advantages, being schooled in literature and music. Four children have been born to Dr. and Mrs. CREWS: Martha Tate, Mary Emma, Sarah Randolph, and Carroll Kent. The family is connected to the Presbyterian Church, in which he is an elder, and in former years Mr. CREWS acted in the capacity of Sunday School superintendent. When the
Williamsburg Bank was organized, Dr. CREWS became its first president, and continued as such until removing to Fulton, where he is now director of the Callaway bank. In company with his brother-in-law, S. W. GILBERT, Dr. CREWS is interested in lands at Artesia, New Mexico, formerly an arid waste supposed to be of small value for agricultural purposes. The drilling of artesian wells. however, has so changed the community that the desert has blossomed forth as one of the finest orchard and alfalfa counties to be found in the United States, and the value of the land has increased commensurately. Dr. CREWS is the type of man of whom success comes as an apparent birthright, but in his case it has been won through persistant and well-directed effort. He has at all times favored progress, whether in the fields of medicine of business or in public life, and has had the welfare of his community continually at heart. During his long residence in
Missouri he has drawn about him a wide circle of friends, and no citizen is held in higher esteem.

M iv Jacob YATES was born about 1858.

M v Robert YATES was born about 1860.

M vi Charles D. YATES was born about 1863.

SMITH was born about 1830. He married Margaret DINWIDDIE.

Margaret DINWIDDIE [Parents] was born about 1830. She married SMITH.

PRESTON was born about 1832. He married Almyra DINWIDDIE.

Almyra DINWIDDIE [Parents] was born about 1835. She married PRESTON.

DANSIE was born about 1830. He married Lisa Ann ALLEN.

Lisa Ann ALLEN [Parents] was born about 1832. She married DANSIE.

Eramus ALLEN [Parents] was born on 24 Jun 1833. He married Elvena GUPTON.

From Ellsberry. With her tendency to typos, his name is probably Erasmus.

Elvena GUPTON was born about 1835. She married Eramus ALLEN.

Steward ERSLARD was born about 1863. He married Rosa Lee TERRILL on 15 Dec 1910.

Rosa Lee TERRILL [Parents] was born on 24 Jul 1865. She died on 1 Jan 1946. Rosa married Steward ERSLARD on 15 Dec 1910.

Hugh Beasley TERRILL [Parents] was born in 1858 in Nevada, , Missouri. He died in 1941 in Crane, , Texas. Hugh married Hannah Elizabeth KENDRICK in , , Oklahoma.

Ellsberry has his first name as "Huch". Because of her having a lot of typos, I am assuming that it must be Hugh. She says that he moved with Henry Terrill (assume his father) to Vaughn Hill Co., Texas.

Hannah Elizabeth KENDRICK was born about 1860. She married Hugh Beasley TERRILL in , , Oklahoma.

They had the following children:

F i Prosper B. TERRILL was born about 1884.

M ii Loren L. TERRILL was born about 1886.

M iii Albert TERRILL was born about 1888.

F iv Vera M. TERRILL was born about 1890.

William DURBROW was born about 1870. He married Blanche TERRILL on 10 Oct 1900.

Blanche TERRILL [Parents] was born on 26 Jul 1874. She married William DURBROW on 10 Oct 1900.

Preston RICHARDSON was born about 1845. He married Mary E. PROCTOR.

Mary E. PROCTOR [Parents] was born on 5 Nov 1848 in , Marion Co., Missouri. She died in Mar 1910 in Dewey, , S.D.. Mary married Preston RICHARDSON.

Surname List | Name Index

M	i	William Alexander BARBEE was born on 20 Oct 1846.
F	ii	Susan Anne BARBEE was born on 12 May 1848.
M	iii	Joseph Robert BARBEE was born on 1 Aug 1850.
F	iv	Mary Eliza BARBEE was born on 15 Sep 1852.
F	v	Sarah Virginia BARBEE was born on 19 Feb 1854.
M	vi	George Mason BARBEE was born on 26 Nov 1855.
M	vii	Henry Armand BARBEE was born on 13 Nov 1857. I have been corresponding in 3/94 with Ann T. Russell, 295 Igo Way, Boulder Creek, CA 95006, Phone: 408-338-6009. She says that her mother was the daughter of this man, but does not give her name. The dates on this family come from her.
F	viii	Alice Bell BARBEE was born on 15 Feb 1860.
M	ix	James Sterling Price BARBEE was born on 20 Oct 1861.
F	x	Anna Washington BARBEE
M	xi	Elbert Lee BARBEE was born on 9 May 1866.

M	i	George Mason YATES was born about 1851.
M	ii	Fillmore YATES was born about 1853.
M	iii	William Henry YATES was born about 1855. I wonder if the following could be his dtr: "History of Northeast Missouri" Edited by Walter Williams, Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago Illinois 1913 Three Volumes Page 1126 ROBERT NELSON CREWS, M. D. Naturally a man's success in life is generally measured by his prestige in business, professional or social circles, and when he figures prominently in all it may be said that he has accomplished a great deal. Robert Nelson CREWS, M. D., one of the prominent citizens of Fulton, Missouri, has not been satisfied with attaining emminence in his chosen profession, but has also invaded the business field with unqualified success, and is widely known in fraternal circles as well. He is a native of Halifax County, Virginia, and was born September 11, 1871, his early education being secured in the public schools and the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, at Blackburg. Subsequently he came to Missouri and entered upon a medical course in the state university, following which he entered Barnes Medical College, from which he was graduated with the class of 1896. He then spent thriteen years in practice at Williamsburg, Missouri, and in 1909, after a post-graduate course in the Chicago Polyclinic Hospital, came to Fulton. The Doctor has an excellent practice and has attained an enviable position in his profession. He is a member of the Linton Distric Medical Society, the Callaway County Medical Society, the Missouri State Medical Society and the American Association, and is active in the work of each. For six years Dr. CREWS was a worshipful master of the Masonic blue lodge at Williamsburg, is high priest of Orion Chapter at Fulton, and became senior warden of Calvary Commandery. He has represented his lodge in the Grand Lodge of the state. Dr. CREWS married in 1901 to Jane Henderson YATES, daughter of William YATES, of MCCredie, Missouri, where Mrs. CREWS recieved excellent educational advantages, being schooled in literature and music. Four children have been born to Dr. and Mrs. CREWS: Martha Tate, Mary Emma, Sarah Randolph, and Carroll Kent. The family is connected to the Presbyterian Church, in which he is an elder, and in former years Mr. CREWS acted in the capacity of Sunday School superintendent. When the Williamsburg Bank was organized, Dr. CREWS became its first president, and continued as such until removing to Fulton, where he is now director of the Callaway bank. In company with his brother-in-law, S. W. GILBERT, Dr. CREWS is interested in lands at Artesia, New Mexico, formerly an arid waste supposed to be of small value for agricultural purposes. The drilling of artesian wells. however, has so changed the community that the desert has blossomed forth as one of the finest orchard and alfalfa counties to be found in the United States, and the value of the land has increased commensurately. Dr. CREWS is the type of man of whom success comes as an apparent birthright, but in his case it has been won through persistant and well-directed effort. He has at all times favored progress, whether in the fields of medicine of business or in public life, and has had the welfare of his community continually at heart. During his long residence in Missouri he has drawn about him a wide circle of friends, and no citizen is held in higher esteem.
M	iv	Jacob YATES was born about 1858.
M	v	Robert YATES was born about 1860.
M	vi	Charles D. YATES was born about 1863.

F	i	Prosper B. TERRILL was born about 1884.
M	ii	Loren L. TERRILL was born about 1886.
M	iii	Albert TERRILL was born about 1888.
F	iv	Vera M. TERRILL was born about 1890.