James Gregory CLARK

Father: James Gordon CLARK
Mother: Mary June WILSON


                       _James Endicott CLARK _
 _James Gordon CLARK _|
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|--James Gregory CLARK 
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|_Mary June WILSON ___|
                      |_______________________

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!SOURCE OF INFORMATION,
MRS. EDNA L TAYLOR
RURAL ROUTE 1, BOX 129
WOODSTON, KANSAS 67675

!SPOKES, SPURS AND COCKLEBURS
FROM BIG MONTANA REUNION
ARTICLE WRITTEN BY JAMES GORDON CLARK
STILL LIVING ON THE OLD HOMESTEAD FARM


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Lizzie DERN

Father: John DERN
Mother: Elizabeth DERN


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|--Lizzie DERN 
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|_Elizabeth DERN _|
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Frank Thomas ERNANDES

Family 1: Lee Ann CHAMBERLAIN
  1. Tomazo Jeffe ERNANDES
  2. Marco Andrew ERNANDES

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Horace FISHER

Father: Isaac FISHER
Mother: Eunice _____


                 ______ FISHER ____
 _Isaac FISHER _|
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|--Horace FISHER 
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|_Eunice _____ _|
                |__________________

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Samuel KELLER

Family 1: Prudence JACKSON


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Sarah KILKENNY

Family 1: Enos JONES

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Emeline PORTER

Father: John PORTER
Mother: Matilda STEEL

Family 1: Benjamin Franklin WALLACE
  1. James A. WALLACE
  2. Allen WALLACE
  3. Porter John WALLACE
  4. Jim WALLACE
  5. Martha WALLACE
  6. Mary Ellen WALLACE
  7. Jennie WALLACE
  8. Tillie WALLACE
  9. Maggie WALLACE
  10. Alice WALLACE
  11. Sadie WALLACE
  12. Flora WALLACE

                  _William PORTER __________
 _John PORTER ___|
|                |_Mary Culbertson WILKENS _
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|--Emeline PORTER 
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|                 _Alexander STEEL _________
|_Matilda STEEL _|
                 |_Jane ALEXANDER __________

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Travis Roy TARR

Father: James Mercer TARR
Mother: Susan Beth COMBS


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 _James Mercer TARR _|
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|--Travis Roy TARR 
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|                     _Donald Ellsworth COMBS _
|_Susan Beth COMBS __|
                     |_Awyn Joyce SNYDER ______

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!SOURCE:
Mrs. Margaret "Phyllis" Barber (RIN 306)
9705 Woodrock Place
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73130 PHONE (405) 733-3391


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Bashie Beth TULLY

Father: John Jackson TULLY
Mother: Sarah Irena HARLAN

Family 1: Louis Clark BROWN
  1. Bonnie Jeanette BROWN
  2. Betty Geraldine Louise BROWN
  3. Barbara Ann BROWN
  4. Howard Jackson BROWN
  5. Beverly Joyce BROWN

                       _Patrick TULLY __________
 _John Jackson TULLY _|
|                     |_Margaret Mary MCCOLLUM _
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|--Bashie Beth TULLY 
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|                      _George B. HARLAN _______
|_Sarah Irena HARLAN _|
                      |_Lucinda Ann COOK _______

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Bashie Beth Tully, born Sept. 25, 1886, spent her youth at the "Home Place"
which was a large farm near Elyria, Nebraska. She had interesting experiences.
The farm was raided by Indians who helped themselves to anything they wanted
but did not harm them. Her father died when she was 15. She was seventh
of 12 children. After the death of her father the family moved to Lincoln,
Nebraska.

1900 Census, Elyria Twp, Valley Co., Nebraska, page 198
Tully, John J., Head, M, b. Jan, 1843, age 57, b. PA, Fa IRL, Mo PA
, Irena H., Wife, F, b. Sep, 1855, age 54, b. IL, Fa IN, Mo IN
, Harlan J. Son, M, b. May, 1880, age 20, b. IL, Fa PA, Mo IL
, Frank, Son, M, b. Aug, 1882, age 17, b. IL, Fa PA, Mo IL
, John J, Son, M, b. Sep, 1884, age 15, b. IL, Fa PA, Mo Il
, Bashie, Dau, F, b. Sep, 1886, age 13, b. IL, Fa PA, Mo IL
, Ida, Dau, F, b. Dec, 1890, age 9, b. NE, Fa PA, Mo IL
, Ety, Son, M, b. Jan, 1894, age 6, b. NE, Fa PA, Mo IL

The 1900 census showed John and Irena Tully had been married 25 years and had
had ten children, seven of whom were living.

1910 Census, Ord Twp, Valley Co., Nebraska, page 136b.
Tully, Irena H., Head, age 54, b. IL, Fa IN, Mo, IN, a widow.
Cecil, Dau, age 31, b. IL, Fa PA, Mo, IL.
Bashie, Dau, age 23, b. IL, Fa PA, Mo, IL.
Edith, Dau, age 19, b. NE, Fa PA, Mo, IL.
Bernice, Dau, age 9, b. NE, Fa PA, Mo, IL.
Mertle M, Dau, age 9, b. NE, Fa PA, Mo, IL.

John Jackson Tully, Jr. was living in Elyria, Valley Co., NE with his wife of 19
years named Eva.

The 1910 census showed John and Irena Tully had had 12 children, nine of whom
were living.

To earn her way through college, Bashie worked for Dr. Reed of the Nebraska
State Extension Service. This service provided education to people in rural
areas in need of an education or information. After Bashie graduated in 1910
from the University of Nebraska with a degree in Theater she worked for the
Nebraska State Extension Service helping rural schools by directing plays
throughout the state. She did this from 1910 until she was married to Louis
Clark Brown on 6-14-1916.

They had a mountain cabin in the 1920's in Chrisman, Colorado and they enjoyed
climbing the mountains. Both were very active physically and enjoyed the out
of doors. For about the last 12 years of her life Bashie was on crutches due
to injury to her hip caused by a fall. She enjoyed membership in AAUW and for
over 50 years she was active in reunions of the University of Nebraska class
of 1910. She always had beautiful flower gardens wherever she lived.
Bashie and Louis were active supporters of the Vine Congregational church in
Lincoln.

Politically Bashie was a Democrat, she was concerned about social justice and
believed that the government should help people in need. She strongly
influenced some members of her family with her values. Louis Brown told the
compiler that she was a good writer and had written speeches for some state
politicians.

Bashie's mother was a Christian Scientist and the family would visit doctors
only with great reluctance.

Bashie was buried in Ridge Cemetery at Fremont, Nebraska.


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