Name: Abraham Lincoln ELLISON Father: Henry ELLISON b: 1830 ( about ) in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Mother: Elizabeth Mahala O'DELL b: 1830 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Marriage 1 Rachael EDWARDS b: 6 Jun 1864 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Children: Frank ELLISON b: in Claiborne Co., Tennessee William Harrison ELLISON b: 12 Oct 1883 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Lillie Leona ELLISON b: 20 Jan 1885 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee John ELLISON b: 9 Sep 1886 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee McKendry Henry "Mack" ELLISON b: 19 Oct 1888 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Benjamin Ausmus ELLISON b: 4 Nov 1890 in Speedwell, Claiborne Co., Tennessee Adeline ELLISON b: 19 Nov 1892 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Susan ELLISON b: 20 Jan 1895 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Huey Elmer ELLISON b: 11 Nov 1899 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee Stella Mae ELLISON b: 11 Apr 1901 in Texas Clyde ELLISON b: 7 Sep 1904 in Texas Sources: Abbrev: 1920 census for, Precinct 2, Crosby Co., Texas Title: 1920 census for, Precinct 2, Crosby Co., Texas Date: 23 Apr 1920 Page: Roll: T625_1786 Page: 14B ED: 40 Dwelling: 279 Abbrev: 1910 census for, Justice Precinct 2, Crosby Co., Texas Title: 1910 census for, Justice Precinct 2, Crosby Co., Texas Date: Apr 1910 Page: T624_1539 Sheet 1B 1299 Dwelling: 12 Abbrev: 1900 census for, 2nd District, Claiborne Co., Tennessee Title: 1900 census for, 2nd District, Claiborne Co., Tennessee Date: 1 Jun 1900 Page: Series: T623 Roll: 1561 Page: 13A
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They Killed The Fatted Calf
All the Children at Home Once More - Ten in Number and a Good Time for All.A. L. Ellison, one of Crosbyton's oldest and most substantial citizens, was a caller at the Review office last Saturday and tells us that they are having a regular family reunion over there this week. Mr. Ellison tells us that all his children with all their children are spending the week at his home and he has thrown open the barn full of fatted calves and pigs and tells them to eat, drink and be merry, as the "old man" is truly happy.
The following is a list of the married children who are at his home:
- Mrs. John Taylor and two children of Rockport, Texas
- Mrs. C. H. Taylor and three children of Rockport, Tex.
- John Ellison, wife and three children, City,
- W. H. Ellison, wife and five children, City.
- Mack Ellison and wife of Hecley, Nebraska.
- And the four younger children who are not married and are still living at home.
Mr. Ellison tells that he is giving each of his children a home in Crosbyton, or at least a fine building site in the A. L. Ellison Addition and the three of his sons are living thereon at this time. He says he will deed to each of his children two fine building lots and will fix it sothey will always have a home in Crosbyton, no matter where they go or what they do.
Truly Uncle Abe was a happy man when he was in the Review office telling of his children and his children's children, and he left with a smile, saying, "It's good to be together again."
The Crosbyton Review, Thursday, November 7, 1912
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