Lockwood Prentess Cammack

Notes:

According to Jack Peters he married Frankie Jane POWERS on 19 Mar 1923.

Notes:

Eloise Howard notes that his step-mother was Jemima McLemore.

(Research):Census Information:

1880 Federal Census

Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James M. CAMMACK Self M Male W 39 MS Farmer TN MS
Mary E. Wife M Female W 23 MS Keeps House SC SC
Thomas F. Son S Male W 1 MS MS MS
Source Information:
Census Place
Crystal Springs, Copiah, Mississippi
Family History Library Film 1254646 NA Film Number T9-0646
Page Number 274A

1900 Census
Not Located

1910 Census
Texas, Shelby County, JP 5
Enumerated 21 April 1910
SD 2, ED 151 Sheet 4B
72-73
Cammack, James M Hd M W 68 M1 36 Miss Tn Miss Farmer
Cammack, Mary E Wf F W 52 M1 36 13/8 Miss SC SC
Cammack, Lockwood P Son M W 17 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Laborer
Cammack, Edwin L Son M W 15 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Laborer
Cammack, Seth P Son M W 13 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Laborer
Cammack, Benjamin F Son M W 11 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Laborer
Cammack, Wilma E Dtr F W 9 S Miss Miss Miss
75-74
James and Maggie Cammack Household

James married Mary Emaline McLemore on 21 Aug 1873 in Copiah County, Mississippi. Mary (daughter of ??? McLemore and Sarah Matilda Page) was born on 13 Oct 1856 in Rockport, Copiah County, Mississippi; died on 31 May 1935 in Paxton, Shelby County, Texas; was buried in Ramah Cemetery, Teneha, Shelby County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From SHELBY COUNTY, TEXAS IN THE CIVIL WAR by Kathryn Hooper Davis and Carolyn Reeves Ericson:

Cammack, Mary E. McLemore
Shelby County, Texas
b. ca 1855 Copiah Co, Miss
d. 31 May 1935 Paxton, Shelby Co., Tx
B: Ramah Cemetery, Shelby Co, TX
Spouse: James Madison Cammack m. 23 Aug 1873 Copiah Co, MS
Pension #45712
In Tx and county since 1898. Son L.P. Cammack, daughter Mrs. Wylma Samford
Her mother, according to Jack Edward Peters, was Sarah Matilda PAGE. Her father's first name is not known.

(Research):
Census Records:

1870 Census
Mississippi, Copiah County, Twp 9 and 10 east of RR, Post Office Hazelwood
Enumerated 18 Jun 1870 by C. E. Cannon
Page 65, Stamped 267
472-446
Hendry, Sarah 69 F W Keeping House $500 $270 N. Carolina
Burmaman, Philip 25 M W Teamster Miss
Burmanam, Nancy 38 F W $300 Miss
McLemore, Mary 13 F W Miss
Kilcrease, George 58 M W Farmer $15000 $1200 S. Carolina
Kilcrease, Rebecca 53 F W Keeping House Wife
Kilcrease, George W 15 M W Miss
McLemore, Matilda 33 F W Housekeeper S. Carolina
McLemore, Sidney 5 M W Miss

1880 Census:
Mississippi, Copiah County, Crystal Springs
Page Number 274A
FH Library Film 1254646
NA Film Number T9-0646
James M. Cammack Self M Male W 39 MS Farmer TN MS
Mary E. Cammack Wife M Female W 23 MS Keeps House SC SC
Thomas F. Cammack Son S Male W 1 MS MS MS

Notes:

Married:
Ted Campbell posted the following about James and Mary Emma Cammak on the Campbell Network on February 14, 2001.

http://campbells.net/index.php


James Madison Cammack was born on November 29, 1849, in Copiah County, Mississippi. He was the son of James Douglas Cammack and Lucretia Ann Corley.

With his brother Thomas Cammack, James Madison Cammack served in the Confederate Army in the Civil War, Company G, 6th Mississippi Infantry. He enlisted in July 1862 and served until the end of the war. Except for this brief period of military service, James Madison Cammack was a farmer all his life.
On August 23, 1873, He married Mary Emma McLemore of Rockport, Copiah County, Mississippi. Jim and Mary Emma Cammack had eleven children: Thomas Fletcher, Willie Newton, Joseph Warren, Luther Sidney, Addie, Lucretia, Lockwood Printess , Edwin Lamar, Seth Page, Benjamin Franklin, and Wilma Emma.

James Cammack moved his family to Paxton in Shelby County, Texas, in 1899, where he helped to organize a Methodist congregation. He died on September 10, 1922, and is buried in the Ramah cemetery near Teneha, Shelby County, Texas.

Notes:

Among their neighbors at the time of the 1850 Copiah County, MS census were numerous Herrington families.

Shirley W. Brinkley writes that the obit. for Jas. D. Cammack indicated he was a Mason and member of the Methodist church. The Poplar Springs Cem. was originally begun as a private cemetery on the old home place of Jas. D. Cammack, and is 2 1/2 miles s.e. of Crystal Springs on Harmony Rd, 1/4 mile to the location of the former home place.

(Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Mississippi, Copiah County
Enumerated 12 Nov 1850
Page 124 (or 126 per Ancestry)
947-947
James D. Cammack 38 M Farmer 1380 Tenn
Lucretia A. Cammack 35 F Miss
Martha J Cammack 14 F Miss
Seth R Cammack 13 M Miss
Thomas J Cammack 11 M Miss
James M Cammack 9 M Miss
Temperance L Cammack 6 F Miss
Frances M. Cammack 3 F Miss
Eliza J Cammack 3/12 F Miss (Maybe Sarah Alice, or did Eliza die young?)

1860 Census
not located

1870 Census
Mississippi, Copiah County, Townships 1 and 2 East of RR, P. O. Crystal Springs
Enumerated 15 July 1870
Page 46
336-322
Cammack James 58 M W Farmer 3300 1000 Tn
Cammack, Lucretia 53 F W Keeping House Miss
Cammack, James M 25 M W Farmer Miss
Cammack, John F 14 M W at Home Miss
Cammack, Thomas J 27 M W Farmer 1420 300 Miss
Cammack, Thomas F 5 M W Miss
Cammack, James R 3 M W Miss
Cammack, William A 2 M W Miss

James married Lucretia Ann Corley on 16 Apr 1833. Lucretia was born on 5 Feb 1817 in Marion County, Mississippi; died on 28 Jul 1891 in Copiah County, Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Shirley Brinkley shows her as a daughter of Seth Rankin Corley and Temperance Watkins (Wadkins), born respectivelly in Georgia and North Carolina.

Notes:

Jack Peters lists his first name as unknown. Nicole Martin showing him as Charles\\ Luther\\ Willis W. McLemore---but does not cite her sources.

A Yahoo Group, "Page and McLemores of Barnwell, SC" also show him as Charles\\Luther.

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Page_McLemore_of_Barnwell/conversations/topics/1

??? married Sarah Matilda Page about 1853 in South Carolina. Sarah was born between 1833 and 1837 in South Carolina; died after 1900 in Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Patrick E. Roper and Kay & Nicole Martin (salome@main.com) both show her as the daughter of Abraham PAGE (b. ca 1790 NC and died after 1845 Barnwell County, S. C. and Sarah McLEMORE (born ca 1795 S.C. and Died probably in Copiah County, Mississippi)

At the time of the 1870 Copiah County, Mississippi census, 33 year old Matilda McLemore born in South Carolina, was living in the home of 69 year old Sarah Hendry of North Carolina. Matilda McLemore was listed as the Housekeeper. Also living in the home were 5 year old Sidney McLemore and 13 year old Mary. Both Mary and Sidney were born in Mississippi.

Patrick Roper emailed, on August 16, 2007, that "Charles Luther Willis W. McLemore 1809 South Carolina died before 1864 Copiah Co., MS. married about 1853 SC Sarah Matilda Page Mar. 1837 Barnwell Co., SC. died after 1864 Rockport , Copiah Co., MS. four children she was the daughter of Abraham Page & Sarah McLemore . two of her children were Mary Emaline McLemore 13 Oct. 1856 Rockport , MS. died 31 May 1935 Paxton , Shelby Co., Texas married 21 Aug. 1873 Copiah Co., MS. James Madison Cammack 29 Nov. 1840 Copiah Co., MS. died 10 Sept. 1922 Paxton, TX. ( James Douglas Cammack & Lucretia Ann Corley ) #2 Adaline M. McLemore Sept. 1854 Copiah Co., MS. died after 1900 Shelby Co., TX. married 20 Nov. 1871 Copiah Co., MS. Edmund W. Corley 18 April 1819 Copiah Co., MS. died 1 Dec. 1892 Shelby Co., TX. ( Seth M. Corley & Temperance P."Tempy" Strahan ) I got most of this online so I do not have proof references , but I believe it to be accurate."

Nicole Martin also shows that Matilda married second AGB Womack. They had Albert Sidney, but he was raised a McLemore and she also went back to using that name by 1870. AGB Womack left Matilda in Mississippi and went to Louisiana, where he apparently married Sarah Ann Matthew and had four children, and then married Catherine Rollins on 4 May 1882 and had at least five other children.

Alternatively shown by many researchers as a daughter of Matthew McLemore and Anne Bailey.

Matthew McLemore was born possibly in Tennessee and married Anne Bailey in Augusta Georgia. He is noted also in Montgomery County, Georgia as well as Edgefield District, South Carolina. Matthew died in 1820 leaving behind his wife Anne and children Sarah Page, Willis McLemore, John McLemore, Elizabeth McLemore, Anne McLemore, and Joel McLemore. At this point, we have been unable to link Matthew to the McLemore line, but it is suspected he is closely related to Major John McLemore of Richmond District. We are looking closely at the line(s) of McLemores that ended up in Copiah County and surrounding counties in Misssissippi. Suspected brothers include John and Howell who were listed in 1810 census in Barnwell. Another interesting group is James C, John, and Joel who were brothers in which James C wrote a will the day before Matthew's listed death. Although Sarah moved on and we do not have information on Elizabeth and Anne, we know that the children of Willis, John, and Joel could still be found in Barnwell and/or Aiken Counties South Carolina.

Abraham Page and Sarah McLemore of Barnwell District/County, South Carolina were parents of 10 children with known connections to Marion County, Georgia; Copiah County, Mississippi; and Shelby, San Augustine, Sabine, and Nacogdoches Counties in Texas (amongst probably others). Abraham may be the son of Jacob Page and a first wife. Children by Lourania mainly ended up in De Kalb County, Tennessee. There is the family story of Jacob Page being associated with Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island. His son Amos is said to have married Hortence Pohautus. Originally, the story had this as the father of Abraham Page (apparently both the elder and the younger), but timeline does not allow this. Suspected brothers for Abraham include Isaac (no info), Thomas (found one notation), Samuel, and James. Looking also at Marion Co Pages.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Page_McLemore_of_Barnwell

Nicole Martin posted the following to the Genforum McLemore Surname board:

I have Reuben as son of John McLemore. Siblings, if correct, are Robert, Wesley,Reuben, Matthew, John, and Dorcus. There may be more sisters. I find John McLemore in Hinds County in 1830 and Rankin County in 1840. I believe he is the John McLemore listed in the 1810 and 1820 census in Barnwell District, SC. I also do not believe this is the son of Major John McLemore. I believe that his brothers (at least) were Howell and Matthew (see 1810 Barnwell Census). One of Matthew's grandsons, Howell W came to Hinds County to marry and then later returned to Barnwell. Later, Matthew's daughter Sarah Page moves to Copiah County. I believe Howell is the one that ended up in Emanuel County, GA.

http://genforum.genealogy.com/mclemore/messages/1039.html

(Research):This may be Sarah Matilda, with her widowed mother and siblings, at the time of the 1850 Federal Census. Many researchers have her dob as Mar 1837, but the census record below shows she may have been born as early as 1833.

1850 Census
South Carolina, District of Barnwell
Enumerated 3 Aug 1850 by C.F. Tobin
383-383
Jacob PAGE 33 M Planter $200 South Carolina
Mary PAGE 23 F South Carolina
Peyton PAGE 7 M South Carolina
Sophronia PAGE 1 F South Carolina
384-384
Sarah PAGE 55 F Planter $600 South Carolina
Nancy PAGE 21 F South Carolina
Matilda PAGE 17 F South Carolina
Polly PAGE 12 F South Carolina
Abram PAGE 18 M South Carolina
Joshua PAGE 9 M South Carolina

1870 Census
Mississippi, Copiah County, Twp 9 and 10 east of RR, Post Office Hazelwood
Enumerated 18 Jun 1870 by C. E. Cannon
Page 65, Stamped 267
472-446
Hendry, Sarah 69 F W Keeping House $500 $270 N. Carolina
Burmaman, Philip 25 M W Teamster Miss
Burmanam, Nancy 38 F W $300 Miss
McLemore, Mary 13 F W Miss
Kilcrease, George 58 M W Farmer $15000 $1200 S. Carolina
Kilcrease, Rebecca 53 F W Keeping House Wife
Kilcrease, George W 15 M W Miss
McLemore, Matilda 33 F W Housekeeper S. Carolina
McLemore, Sidney 5 M W Miss


Nicole Martin and others show that she married second Albert Gallatin Brown WOMACK on 17 Feb 1864, Copiah County, Mississippi.


1900 Census
Texas, Shelby County, Pr 5
Enumerated 14 Jun 1900
SD 8 ED 90 Sheet 13A Stamped 173
207-202
King, Joe H W M Feb '53 47 M 0 Miss Miss Miss Farmer
King, Belle Wf W F -- -- 33 M 0 2/2 Tx
King, Mary Dau W F Feb '88 12 S Tx Miss Miss
King, Warren Son W M Aug '90 9 S Tx Miss Miss
McNeice, Annie StepDau W F Mar '93 6 S Tx Tx Tx
McNeice, Willie StepSon W M A[r '97 3 S Tx Tx Tx
McLamon, M. E. ?? in law F Mar '37 63 Wd 1 1 SC NC SC

Notes:

Shirley Brinkley writes that there was "some question whether Thos. Cammack immigrated at 13 yrs. of age accompanying a widowed mother to Horab, SC (Fairfield Co) or TN. One source suggested that Thomas, his widowed mother, older bro. Wm. and twin, James, immigrated to NY in 1797 and journeyed to SC where he stayed with his Uncle David Cammack several years."

Thomas married Isabella Neely about 1810 in Tennessee. Isabella was born about 1786 in Ireland; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Shirley Brinkley instead shows she was born in SC or TN.