Abner Terril WOMACK was born on April 23, 1830 in Jackson County, AL. He died in 1902 in St. Francois County, MO. He was buried in Whitewater Cemetery, Perry County, MO.
Abner T. Womack is in William Womack's will.
Drawer 42, Packet 1016 Ste. Genevieve County, MO courthouse 1870.
Heirs of William Womac, deceased Robert M. Womack, Administrator
1/4 of one tenth: John W. McDowell, Jasper McDowell, Sarah J. Ragsdale, Mary E. Phillips
One share: Lucy Womack, Nancy Gatewood, Cynthia Austin, Robert M. Womack, Abner T. Womack, Elizabeth Meyers, Mary Ann Danielly
One Share: Mary T. Womack
1/2 Share: Wm A. Womack, James M. Womack
Abner T. Womack patented 40 acres of land in Perry County, MO on Sept. 1, 1859.
Certificate No. 29729
Abner T. Womack patented 166 acres of land in Perry County, MO on Sept. 10, 1859.
Certificate No. 89123
1850 U.S. Census, Cape Girardeau County, MO
Dwelling # 1893, Family # 1910 Womac, Abner, age 20, farmer, Al
Womac, Lucinda, age 23, MO
Dwelling # 1894, Family #1911 Hawn, John, age 56, NC
Hawn, Elizabeth, age 49, MO
Hawn, Benjamin F., age 15, MO
Hawn, Lafayette, age 13, MO
Hawn, Louisa, age 11, MO
Hawn, Marion, age 9, MO
Hawn, Paralee, age 6, MO
Hawn, John, age 22, Farmer, MO
Dwelling # 1895, Family #1912 Hawn, Joshua, age 20, Farmer, MO
Hawn, Susan, age 21, MO
1860 U.S. Census, St. Francois County, MO, Liberty Township
Dwelling #40, Family # 40 Wommack, A. T., age 30, M, Farmer, AL
Wommack, Lucinda, age 32, F, MO
Wommack, J.W., age 8, M. MO
Wommack, S.L., age 4, F, MO
Wommack, C.L., age 6/12, M. MO
1870 U.S. Census, Madison County, MO, St. Micheal Township
Dwelling #276, Family #283 Womack, Abner, age 40, M, Lead Miner, AL
Womack, John, age 18, M, MO
Womack, Christian, age 10, F, MO
Womack, Julian, age 5, F, MO
1880 U.S. Census, Iron County, MO, Arcadia Township
Dwelling #113, Family #125 Womack, Abner, age 50, M, Father, Laborer, Born in Tenn, Father born in Tenn, Mother born in Tenn
Womack, Johnson, age 42, Wife, Keeping House, Born in TN, Father born in Tn, Mother born in TN
Womack, Robert, age 8, Son, Born in MO, Father born in TN, Mother born in TN
Womack, Daniel W., age 6, Son, Born in MO, Father born in TN, Mother born in TN
Womack, Perlenia, age 1, Daughter, Born in MO, Father born in TN, Mother born in TN
1900 U.S. Census, St. Francois County, MO Pendleton Township
Dwelling #289, Family #298 Womack, Abner T., Head, born Apr 1830, age 70, married 29 yrs, Born in AL, Father born in NC, Mother born in GA
Womack, Mary A., Wife, born May 1838, age 62, married 29 yrs, 7 children - 6 children still living, Born in TN, Father born in Tn, Mother born in TN
Womack, Daniel W., Son, born May 1874, age 26, S, Born in MO, Father born in AL, Mother born in TN
Womack, Lelia P.E., Daughter, born Dec 1878, age 21, Born in MO, Father born in AL, Mother born in TN
Womack, Ellen M., Daughter, born Nov 1881, age 18, Born in MO, Father born in AL, Mother born in TN
Abner Terril WOMACK and Lucinda HAHN were married on May 3, 1849 in Perry County, MO.[1] Lucinda HAHN (daughter of Christian HAHN and Elizabeth (Betty) GROUNDS) was born in 1827 in Perry County, MO. She died before 1867. Lucinda Hahn was the great granddaughter of Johannes Hahn.
Abner Terril WOMACK and Lucinda HAHN had the following children:
i. Abnor WOMACK was born in 1850 in Alabama. He died in 1850 in Alabama.
ii. John William WOMACK, born in July 1852, Missouri; married Emily Jane CARUTHERS, on April 18, 1872, Perry County, MO; died on November 9, 1928, St. Louis, St. Louis County, MO.
iii. Sarah L. WOMACK was born in 1856.
iv. Christain Levi WOMACK, born on January 25, 1860; died on December 25, 1939, Michigan.
v. Julia Ann WOMACK was born in 1861.
Abner Terril WOMACK and Mary Ann (Polly) PIRTLE were married on February 7, 1865 in Perry County, MO.[2],[3] Mary Ann (Polly) PIRTLE (daughter of Isaac Newland PIRTLE and Susannah WILSON) was born on November 4, 1837 in Indiana. She appeared in the census in 1860 in St. Francois County, MO age 22. Mary married a man named Hale or Hail after Abner Womack. This marriage was after 1872. She was known as Mary "Polly".
I believe that the following is a census record of Mary:
1880 U.S. Census Wayne County, Benton Township, MO
Dwelling #224, Family #225,
Hail, Henry, Head, M, age 51, Born in VA, Father born in VA, mother born in France
Hail, Mary, Wife, F, age 42, Born in IN, Father born in IN, Mother born in IN
Hail, Charles, Son, M, age 5, Born in MO, Father born in VA, Mother born in IN
Hail, George E., Son, M, age 2, Born in MO, Father born in VA, Mother born in IN
Wamac, Isaac J., Step-son, age 13, Born in IL, Father born in MO, Mother born in IN.
1900 U.S. Census Wayne County, Cowan Township, MO
Dwelling #214, Family #220,
Hale, Mary A., Head, F, age 62, Born in IN, Father born in IN, Mother born in NC
Hale, George E., Wife, age 22, Born in MO, Father born in Penn, Mother born in IN
History of Southeast Missouri copyright 1908
pp 860-861
Isaac J. Pirtle. Southeast Missouri is one of the greatest producers of lead in the world, and no man in the region is better known than Isaac J. Pirtle, state mine inspector. His residence is at Fredericktown, Missouri, and his headquarters are at the Bureau of Mines and Mine Inspection, Jefferson City, Missouri, and he and sons are particularly identified with the development of the famous Mine LaMotte, a few miles to the northeast of Fredreicktown, but various members of the Pirtle family for several generations have been strong agents in the general progress of St. Francois county as well.
State Inspector Pirtle was born in St. Francois county, February 2, 1853, and is a son of Isaac N. and Susannah (Wilson) Pirtle. In 1845, when thirty-six years of age, his father came from Indiana to Missouri and located on Castor river, that county, where he continued until his death, in the early nineties, to farm and to work as a blacksmith. He was a firm Republican and an industrious, good-hearted man, and was a most earnest believer in Universalism, which, in his younger days, was subject to much undeserved ridicule. But Isaac N. Pirtle was a man of convictions which could not be shaken by such means, and held to his faith in the midst of all the wickedness of the world, dying in peace and with the confidence that all would be well in the great everlasting future.
A brother Abner Pirtle, also came to St. Francois county at a somewhat later date than Isaac N., prior to the Civil War, and engaged there in farming.
Susannah Wilson (as Mrs. Isaac N. Pirtle was known before her marriage) was born in Kentucky in 1807, and not only proudly claimed the state of Daniel Boone as her own, but also relationship with the great western pioneer, woodsman and hero. Her mother, who died in the eighties, at the of one hundred and two, was a second cousin of Mr, Boone, the family name being the same. Mrs. Susannah Pirtle had two brothers, John and Allen Wilson, who were well known as substantial farmers, solid Republicans and earnest Masons.
Isaac J. Pirtle is the youngest of four sons and six daughters born to his parents, of whom one brother and five sisters are living. It is remarkable that all of the family reaching maturity should have lived to be over sixty years of age, except Isaac J., of this biography, who bids fair to far exceed that span of life. The following facts are adduced as links in the family record, relating to the ten children of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Pirtle: Jane is a widow of a Mr. Cox of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mary Ann (Hale) of Southeast Missouri, is also a widow, with several mature children; Cynthia A. (Warren), whose husband is likewise deceased, resides in Joplin, Missouri; Ellen, who has been twice marrried, is a widow living in Indiana; Hannah T. Gatewood, also a widow, resides in joplin, Missouri; Rebecca died young; Thomas Jefferson, a Union soldier in the Civil War, was killed by guerrillas, and left a wife and four children in St. Francois county; William Henry, a retired farmer of that county, has been thrice married and is now a widower with several children; James M. went to Washington county, Illinois, in 1861, and engaged in farming, married and reared a large family and died at the age of sixty-eight years;
Abner Terril WOMACK and Mary Ann (Polly) PIRTLE had the following children:
i. Susanna Rosella WOMACK, born on November 25, 1865, Missouri; married Lafayette MORRIS, on June 17, 1880, Madison County, MO[4],[5]; died on April 23, 1937, Beulah, Madison County, MO.
ii. Jasper Marion WOMACK, born on May 13, 1867, Illinois; married Florence Eliza Jane MURPHY, on June 10, 1888, Iron County, MO; married Ella Alma HOUSE, on July 31, 1898, Carter County, MO; died on July 8, 1957, Van Buren, Carter County, MO.
iii. Thomas WOMACK was born between 1867 and 1870.
Abner Terril WOMACK and Mary JOHNSON were married about 1872. Mary JOHNSON[6] (daughter of William JOHNSON and Margaret COFFEL) was born on May 14, 1838 in Tennessee. She died on September 10, 1912 in St. Francois County, MO. Mary's surname is listed as White in Lelia's Obituary.
The Lead Belt News, Flat River, St. Francois County, Missouri, Friday, January 5, 1945
Mrs. G.W. Hughes Obituary:
Mrs. George W. Hughes of Bonne Terre, passed away at the Bonne Terre Hospital, at 9:15 p.m., Saturday, December 30, 1944, following a major operation which she underwent on Thursday of last week. She was 66 years 22 days of age.
Lelia Ellen Womack, daughter of Abner and Mary White Womack, was born in St. Francois County, Missouri on December 8, 1878. She was united in marriage on February 25, 1902, to George Wilburn Hughes, who with their five children, survive. They are: Jessie (Mrs. Julius) Jensen and Ruth (Mrs. Merl) Pirtle of Arnheim, Calif.; Ted Hughes of Doe Run; James, at home, and Charles Hughes, who is serving with the U.S. Army in Egypt. She also leaves one granddaughter, Beverly Ann Price, other relatives and friends.
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Mary's Death Certificate lists William Johnson & Margaret Coffel as her parents. Both being born in Tennessee.
Abner Terril WOMACK and Mary JOHNSON had the following children:
i. Robert Terrell WOMACK, born on May 13, 1872, Mine La Motte, Madison County, MO; married Lucy KIRKPATRICK, on July 4, 1897, St. Francois County, MO; died on October 2, 1928, Flat River, St. Francois County, MO.
ii. Daniel Webster WOMACK, born in 1875, Mine La Motte, Madison County, MO; married Margaret C. HERBST, on April 23, 1904, St. Francois County, MO[7]; died on April 18, 1924, Flat River, St. Francois County, MO.
iii. Lelia P.E. WOMACK, born on December 8, 1878, St. Francois County, MO; married George Wilburn HUGHES, on February 26, 1902, Doe Run, St. Francois County, MO; died on December 30, 1944, Bonne Terre, St. Francois County, MO.
iv. Ellen M. WOMACK was born in November 1881.
Footnotes:
[1] Marriage licenses, Perry County, MO, page 124, Book 2
[2] Marriage records, 1825-1960; index, 1830-1950. Title
Authors: Perry County (Missouri). Recorder of Deeds (Main Author)
Notes: Microfilm of original records at the Perry County Courthouse, Perryville, Missouri.
Subjects: Missouri, Perry - Vital records
Format: Manuscript (On Film)
Index to marriage records 1830-1950 - FHL US/CAN Film [ 915639 ]
Marriage records 1830-1867 v. 1-2 - FHL US/CAN Film [ 915640 ].
[3] Marriage Licenses, Perry County, MO, 393, Book 2.
[4] International Genealogical Index, M515372. Lafyette Morris
Sex: M
Marriage:
Spouse: Rosella Wormack
Marriage: 17 Jun 1880
Madison','Missouri.
[5] Marriage Licenses, Madison County, MO.
[6] Mary Womack death certificate No. 30634, 1912, St. Francois County, MO
[7] Marriage Licenses, St. Francois County, MO, page 88, Book 9
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