Colorado County Family Group Sheet Project

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SUBMITTED BY: John Mozisek
Email address: jmozi@cmaaccess.com
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Husband: Henry J INSALL the lst
Birthdate: 1830
Birthplace: Bayou Chicot, St Landry, La
Death date: 3 Sep 1863
Place of death: Fayette County, Tx
Burial: Fayette cty site unknown
Father: Thomas Holifield INSALL
Mother: Mary WHOLESHIP

Marriage date: 18 Apr 1852
Marriage place: Opelousas, La

Wife: Nancy E THOMPSON
Birthdate: 1832
Birthplace: Louisiana
Death date: 26 Mar 1989
Place of death: Colorado County, Tx
Burial: Borden cemetery
Father: Jefry THOMPSON
Mother: Luranna


CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Susan E INSALL
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1852
Birthplace: Colorado Cty TX
Death date: 29 Jun 1880
Place of death: Borden, Colorado, Tex
Burial: Should be Borden but no record
Marriage date: 18 Jan 1971
Marriage place: Colorado Cty, TX
Spouse's name: Wilson T C BUTLER

Child No. 2: Mary J INSALL
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1856
Birthplace: Colorado County, Tx
Death date: After 1914
Place of death: unknown
Burial: Unknown
Marriage date: Before 1879
Marriage place: probably Colorado Cty, Texas
Spouse's name: Linzy T WILLS

Child No. 3: Henry J INSALL 2d
Sex: M
Birthdate: 21 Sep 1858
Birthplace: Harveys Creek, Colo, Tx
Death date: 30 Jan 1917
Place of death: Weimar, Colo., Tx
Burial: Weimar Odd Fellows
Marriage date: 25 Dec 1884
Marriage place: Columbus, Colo, Tx
Spouse's name: Isabelle Victoria FOUNTAIN

Documentation: RESUBMISSION OF THIS FILE TO REFLECT NEW DATA. Indo from
grave sites, County and Parish records. Gedcom. Henry served in the Army of the Conferacy and came a lieutenant. Records show him dying in Fayette County of disease. Family lore had him being killed at Shiloh. There is a tombstone in the Weimar cemetery but no grave. Nancy married Watkins L Smith in 1867 and both are buried in the Borden cemetery.

Documentation: Info from various places including grave sites and Gedcom. Henry served in the army of the conferacy and became a lieutenant. Records show him dying in Fayette County of disease but the family scuttlebut says he died at Shiloh and there is no body in the grave. Maybe he was wounded at Shiloh and died returning home and the family was never informed. There is no record of deaths for the first two children. Nancy married Watkins Smith after and her grave site is in Borden. Her husband lived until 30 Jan 1917 and is supposed to be buried in the same cemetary but no stone is to be found. Her stone is greatly deterioriated but readable.

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