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Maj Jacob Wolf

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Maj Jacob Wolf

Birth
Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
Death
1 Jan 1863 (aged 76)
Burial
Herron, Baxter County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
Plot
Maybe stone bearing initials J W
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Married (1) Maldred Meredith, March 9, 1809, Hopkins County, Kentucky.
Married (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Lantz Sanders, January 8, 1824, Batesville, Independence County, Arkansas.
Married (3) Mrs. Cynthia Hardin Shipp.

Major, 7th Regiment, AR territorial Militia in 1825.

Major Jacob Wolf came to the area where the present day town of Norfork, AR is located. He brought with him his grandfather and his father and mother along with all of his siblings and their spouses with the exception of Margaret who remained in KY.

The major had married in 1809 in KY to Mildred Meredith and to this union five children were born before her death in 1823. These children were: Lucinda, William M., George Washington, James M. and Amanda H. Of these five children the burial site has been established for all but George Washington. His death date was recorded in Asa Wolf's family bible as 1871 but no site was noted. It is known that he did die in Texas. His widow Malinda McFelch Wolf is buried in IOOF Cemetery in Milam Co., TX and that may very well be where he is buried as his daughter, Sarah Jane Wolf Wallis and several members of her family are know to be buried there. Also, George's two half brothers are in that IOOF Cemetery.

The major then married Elizabeth Lantz Sanders a widow from Batesville, AR. She brought no children to the union but they had a family of eight children. Burial sites for Martin Jefferson is perhaps in one of the many marked but unreadable sites in the Old Wolf Cemetery as probably is his first wife Catherine Hargrave Wolf. Jesse H. Wolf is in the Olfl Wolf Family Cemetery and his wife is in the John Pierce Wolf Family Cemetery at McPhearson. Andrew Jackson Wolf and his wife are buried at Walnut Grove, AR. Tabitha and her husband, Judge John Samuel Russell; Nancy Judson Wolf; and Mary Cummmin Wolf Casey and her husband, Dr. John Madison Casey, are in the Mountina Home Arkansas Cemetery. Dr. Joseph Marion Wolf and John H.B. Wolf are both buried in IOOF Cemetery in Milam Co. TX. The son Jacob who died as an infant is probably buried in the family cemetery since his mother is buried there. Malinda is at Mountain View, AR along with her daughter, Laura. Malinda's husband, Tandy Casey has a footstone there at Mountain view but is buried in the Oaklawn Cemetery in Batesville, Independence Co., AR.

The major married for a third time to Cynthia Hardin Shipp a widow with several children. She and the Major had one son Charles I Wolf who died at age 3 and is probably buried in the family cemetery, also.

Jacob Wolf (49636099)

edit: maj wolf died 1 Jan 1863 in Tennessee according to military records- he was brought from Tennessee by train to Batesville Ark and then by wagon to his resting place which is located in the Wolf Family Cemetery south of Norfork. His son or his brother was a minister and lived near there.
Contributor: Freda Cruse Phillips (47329145) • [email protected]

(The top photo is a close-up of the tablet marker on the right in the second picture. On that tablet marker, Major Jacob Wolf is the eleventh name on the Post Civil War listing of burials in the Wolf Cemetery. It shows that his grave is unmarked. Photos courtesy of Glenn Luther.)
Dorothy Boynton
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Married (1) Maldred Meredith, March 9, 1809, Hopkins County, Kentucky.
Married (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Lantz Sanders, January 8, 1824, Batesville, Independence County, Arkansas.
Married (3) Mrs. Cynthia Hardin Shipp.

Major, 7th Regiment, AR territorial Militia in 1825.

Major Jacob Wolf came to the area where the present day town of Norfork, AR is located. He brought with him his grandfather and his father and mother along with all of his siblings and their spouses with the exception of Margaret who remained in KY.

The major had married in 1809 in KY to Mildred Meredith and to this union five children were born before her death in 1823. These children were: Lucinda, William M., George Washington, James M. and Amanda H. Of these five children the burial site has been established for all but George Washington. His death date was recorded in Asa Wolf's family bible as 1871 but no site was noted. It is known that he did die in Texas. His widow Malinda McFelch Wolf is buried in IOOF Cemetery in Milam Co., TX and that may very well be where he is buried as his daughter, Sarah Jane Wolf Wallis and several members of her family are know to be buried there. Also, George's two half brothers are in that IOOF Cemetery.

The major then married Elizabeth Lantz Sanders a widow from Batesville, AR. She brought no children to the union but they had a family of eight children. Burial sites for Martin Jefferson is perhaps in one of the many marked but unreadable sites in the Old Wolf Cemetery as probably is his first wife Catherine Hargrave Wolf. Jesse H. Wolf is in the Olfl Wolf Family Cemetery and his wife is in the John Pierce Wolf Family Cemetery at McPhearson. Andrew Jackson Wolf and his wife are buried at Walnut Grove, AR. Tabitha and her husband, Judge John Samuel Russell; Nancy Judson Wolf; and Mary Cummmin Wolf Casey and her husband, Dr. John Madison Casey, are in the Mountina Home Arkansas Cemetery. Dr. Joseph Marion Wolf and John H.B. Wolf are both buried in IOOF Cemetery in Milam Co. TX. The son Jacob who died as an infant is probably buried in the family cemetery since his mother is buried there. Malinda is at Mountain View, AR along with her daughter, Laura. Malinda's husband, Tandy Casey has a footstone there at Mountain view but is buried in the Oaklawn Cemetery in Batesville, Independence Co., AR.

The major married for a third time to Cynthia Hardin Shipp a widow with several children. She and the Major had one son Charles I Wolf who died at age 3 and is probably buried in the family cemetery, also.

Jacob Wolf (49636099)

edit: maj wolf died 1 Jan 1863 in Tennessee according to military records- he was brought from Tennessee by train to Batesville Ark and then by wagon to his resting place which is located in the Wolf Family Cemetery south of Norfork. His son or his brother was a minister and lived near there.
Contributor: Freda Cruse Phillips (47329145) • [email protected]

(The top photo is a close-up of the tablet marker on the right in the second picture. On that tablet marker, Major Jacob Wolf is the eleventh name on the Post Civil War listing of burials in the Wolf Cemetery. It shows that his grave is unmarked. Photos courtesy of Glenn Luther.)
Dorothy Boynton
[email protected]

Gravesite Details

Only one stone with initials J W of Civil War era found in cemetery but several Wolf family members it could possibly be for. Family lore is that Major was buried in secrecy and NOT marked purposely. Military records say he died in TN burial AR.



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  • Maintained by: Dorothy Boynton
  • Originally Created by: Max
  • Added: Mar 13, 2010
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/49636099/jacob-wolf: accessed ), memorial page for Maj Jacob Wolf (12 May 1786–1 Jan 1863), Find a Grave Memorial ID 49636099, citing Wolf Cemetery, Herron, Baxter County, Arkansas, USA; Maintained by Dorothy Boynton (contributor 47088480).