John parents were:
Elisha "Thomas" Gullahorn (Gollihorn) Jr. 1842–1911
Cornelia Dink Wright 1847–1933
John & siblings:
Andrew Jackson "Jackson" Gullahorn 1866–1951
John WilliamGullahorn 1867–1915
Leonard R. (E.) "Len" Gullahorn 1871–1915
Elisha Thomas Gullahorn III 1872–1933
Sarah E Gullahorn 1874–1874
Oscar Gullahorn 1876–
Mattie R. Gullahorn 1878–
Whitson "Whit" Alexander Gullahorn 1881–1928
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John married Anna "Annie" B. Morris in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL on October 3, 1898.
The Union Banner
(Clanton, AL)
Thursday, March 1, 1900
"Mr. John W. Gullahorn and wife, of Birmingham, are visiting the formers parents here."
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On June 7, 1900 (Federal Census)
John and Annie were renting a home on Country Road in Precinct 45, Jefferson Co, AL where he was employed as a Book Keeper. They had been married 2 years; Annie had given birth to 1 child.
Household Members: All born in AL
John W Gullyhorn - 33
Annie Gullyhorn - 25 - wife
John C Gullyhorn - 5 months - son
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Our Southern Home
(Livingston, AL)
Wednesday, March 9, 1904
SUMTER
"Mrs. John Gullahorn and little son, from Birmingham are spending a few days with us."
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Roswell Daily Record (NM)
Date June 25, 1907
"Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who had been in Roswell for several days, left this morning for her home at Texico, where she is the proprietor of the Red Cross Drug Store."
-----
Roswell Daily Record
July 30, 1907
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
"The Kenna Development Company to Annie Gullahor, for $35, Lot 7, block 4, Kenna."
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Santa Fe New Mexican
July 23, 1907
"TEXICO COUPLE VICTIMS OF TRUMPED UP CHARGES
Texico, N.M., July 23 - G.L. Callahan and Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who were arrested a week ago at Hereford, Texas, charged with having counterfeit money in their possession, were given a preliminary hearing at Amarillo, Texas, a few days ago and were promptly released. The charges again the couple were false and ridiculous and are said to have been trumped up by over zealous officers anxious to make a record. It is likely that Callahan and Mrs. Gullahorn will ask redress in the shape of heavy damages for false imprisonment and the indications are that they have a very good case, as there was absolutely no evidence on which to base their arrest. Both have always borne the best of reputations and their arrest created a sensation."
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On April 19, 1910 (Federal Census)
Anna Gullohorn lived on N. Axhell St. in Clovis Ward 2, Curry Co, NM where she was renting and managed a rooming house. She had been married 12 years; given birth to 3 children - 2 were living.
Household Members:
Anna Gullahorn 35 - married - born in AL
Cecil Gullahorn - 5 - son - AL
Grace Duncan - 25 - single - IA - boarder
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The Montgomery Advertiser (AL)
Monday, November 15, 1915
"MARBURY, ALA., Nov. 14. - Mr. John W. Gullahorn, age 50 years, died at the home of Mr. W.H. Wright on Saturday and interment was made in Clanton cemetery. The deceased leaves a mother and three brothers in Clanton."
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John W Gullahorn
Birth Date: abt 1867
Birth Place: Alabama
Death Date: 6 Nov 1915
Death Place: Chilton, Alabama
Burial Place: Clanton, Alabama
Death Age: 48
Occupation: Lumber Inspector
Race: White
Marital status: Widowed
Gender: Male
Father Name: Thomas Gullahorn
Father Birth Place: Alabama
Mother Name: Mrs Thos Gullahorn
Mother Birth Place: Alabama
FHL Film Number: 1894116
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State of Alabama (In the Court of Chilton County, Alabama.
Clinton County:
To the Honorable E.B. Deason, Judge of Probate of said County:
The petition of A.J. Gullahorn, respectfully represents that John W. Gullahorn, departed this life on or about 6th of November, 1915, while a resident of said County, leaving no last will, so far as petitioner is advised or believes; that the death of said John W. Gullahorn was known sixty days before the filing of this petition, and petitioner further shows unto this honorable Court that deceased was at the time of his death, seized and possessed of a small personal estate in the form of a deposit in the bank of Tuskegee, at Tuskegee, Alabama, amounting to approximately two hundred and fifty dollars; that this is the only property, either real or person, of which deceased died seized or possessed; that he owned no real estate.
Second:
That the names, ages and residences of the next of kin, left by deceased, are as follows, to-wit,
A.J. Gullahorn, Ensley, Ala, E.T. Gullahorn, Cuba, Ala, and W.A. Gullahorn, whose residence is unknown, and the widow of deceased, Annie Gullahorn, and an only child whose name is Cecil Gullahorn, the age of sixteen years, reside at Amarillo, in the State of Texas.
That petitioner and E.T. Gullahorn do hereby relinquish their right to administer on said Estate; that up to the time of filing of this petition none of the next of kin entitled thereto applied to the court for letters of administration; that up to the time of filing none of the creditors nor any other fit person, or anyone else, have applied for or obtained letters of administration, on said estate.
That the only debts owing at the time of death of said deceased were and are debts contracted during his last illness for his personal comfort, and the sole purpose of this petition, is to inaugurate legal authority to pay and discharge said debts, as they may be allowed by this honorable Court.
Wherefore, petition prays that the administration of said of said John W. Gullahorn
be committed to the Sheriff of said County; Henry A. Harris, as special Administrator, and that all orders and decrees, necessary to the accomplishment of such purpose be made and ordered in this premise.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Page 2
A.J. Gullahorn being duly sworn, deposes and says that the facts in the foregoing petition are true according to the best of his knowledge, information, and belief.
Sworn to and ascribed before Judge of Probate, E.B. Deason.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Con't:
We, A.J. Gullahorn and E.T. Gullahorn, next of kin to John W. Gullahorn, who departed this life in this County, on to-wit, the 6ths day of November, 1915 - hereby relinquish our right to administer on the estate of said John W. Gullahorn, deceased, and pray that the administration of said estate be committed to Henry A. Harris, as Sheriff of said County, - as Special Administrator. That the present residence of W.A. Gullahorn is unknown.
Signed: A.J. and E. T. Gullahorn as well as witnesses T.S. Pyron and W.J. Loyd
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Clanton Union Banner
July 5, 1917
"ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
The State of Alabama, Chilton County, Probate Court. May 29, 1917
In the matter of the estate of John W. Gullahorn, deceased. this day came H.A. Harris, Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, and files his account, vouchers, evidence, statement for final settlement of his said Administration.
It is ordered that the 7th day of July, 1917, be appointed a day on which to make such settlement, at which time all persons interested can appear and contest the said settle, if they thin proper.
Witness my hand this, 29th day of May, 1917,
L.H. REYNOLDS,
Judge of Probate."
Elisha "Thomas" Gullahorn (Gollihorn) Jr. 1842–1911
Cornelia Dink Wright 1847–1933
John & siblings:
Andrew Jackson "Jackson" Gullahorn 1866–1951
John WilliamGullahorn 1867–1915
Leonard R. (E.) "Len" Gullahorn 1871–1915
Elisha Thomas Gullahorn III 1872–1933
Sarah E Gullahorn 1874–1874
Oscar Gullahorn 1876–
Mattie R. Gullahorn 1878–
Whitson "Whit" Alexander Gullahorn 1881–1928
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John married Anna "Annie" B. Morris in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL on October 3, 1898.
The Union Banner
(Clanton, AL)
Thursday, March 1, 1900
"Mr. John W. Gullahorn and wife, of Birmingham, are visiting the formers parents here."
-----
On June 7, 1900 (Federal Census)
John and Annie were renting a home on Country Road in Precinct 45, Jefferson Co, AL where he was employed as a Book Keeper. They had been married 2 years; Annie had given birth to 1 child.
Household Members: All born in AL
John W Gullyhorn - 33
Annie Gullyhorn - 25 - wife
John C Gullyhorn - 5 months - son
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Our Southern Home
(Livingston, AL)
Wednesday, March 9, 1904
SUMTER
"Mrs. John Gullahorn and little son, from Birmingham are spending a few days with us."
-----
Roswell Daily Record (NM)
Date June 25, 1907
"Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who had been in Roswell for several days, left this morning for her home at Texico, where she is the proprietor of the Red Cross Drug Store."
-----
Roswell Daily Record
July 30, 1907
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
"The Kenna Development Company to Annie Gullahor, for $35, Lot 7, block 4, Kenna."
-----
Santa Fe New Mexican
July 23, 1907
"TEXICO COUPLE VICTIMS OF TRUMPED UP CHARGES
Texico, N.M., July 23 - G.L. Callahan and Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who were arrested a week ago at Hereford, Texas, charged with having counterfeit money in their possession, were given a preliminary hearing at Amarillo, Texas, a few days ago and were promptly released. The charges again the couple were false and ridiculous and are said to have been trumped up by over zealous officers anxious to make a record. It is likely that Callahan and Mrs. Gullahorn will ask redress in the shape of heavy damages for false imprisonment and the indications are that they have a very good case, as there was absolutely no evidence on which to base their arrest. Both have always borne the best of reputations and their arrest created a sensation."
-----
On April 19, 1910 (Federal Census)
Anna Gullohorn lived on N. Axhell St. in Clovis Ward 2, Curry Co, NM where she was renting and managed a rooming house. She had been married 12 years; given birth to 3 children - 2 were living.
Household Members:
Anna Gullahorn 35 - married - born in AL
Cecil Gullahorn - 5 - son - AL
Grace Duncan - 25 - single - IA - boarder
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The Montgomery Advertiser (AL)
Monday, November 15, 1915
"MARBURY, ALA., Nov. 14. - Mr. John W. Gullahorn, age 50 years, died at the home of Mr. W.H. Wright on Saturday and interment was made in Clanton cemetery. The deceased leaves a mother and three brothers in Clanton."
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John W Gullahorn
Birth Date: abt 1867
Birth Place: Alabama
Death Date: 6 Nov 1915
Death Place: Chilton, Alabama
Burial Place: Clanton, Alabama
Death Age: 48
Occupation: Lumber Inspector
Race: White
Marital status: Widowed
Gender: Male
Father Name: Thomas Gullahorn
Father Birth Place: Alabama
Mother Name: Mrs Thos Gullahorn
Mother Birth Place: Alabama
FHL Film Number: 1894116
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State of Alabama (In the Court of Chilton County, Alabama.
Clinton County:
To the Honorable E.B. Deason, Judge of Probate of said County:
The petition of A.J. Gullahorn, respectfully represents that John W. Gullahorn, departed this life on or about 6th of November, 1915, while a resident of said County, leaving no last will, so far as petitioner is advised or believes; that the death of said John W. Gullahorn was known sixty days before the filing of this petition, and petitioner further shows unto this honorable Court that deceased was at the time of his death, seized and possessed of a small personal estate in the form of a deposit in the bank of Tuskegee, at Tuskegee, Alabama, amounting to approximately two hundred and fifty dollars; that this is the only property, either real or person, of which deceased died seized or possessed; that he owned no real estate.
Second:
That the names, ages and residences of the next of kin, left by deceased, are as follows, to-wit,
A.J. Gullahorn, Ensley, Ala, E.T. Gullahorn, Cuba, Ala, and W.A. Gullahorn, whose residence is unknown, and the widow of deceased, Annie Gullahorn, and an only child whose name is Cecil Gullahorn, the age of sixteen years, reside at Amarillo, in the State of Texas.
That petitioner and E.T. Gullahorn do hereby relinquish their right to administer on said Estate; that up to the time of filing of this petition none of the next of kin entitled thereto applied to the court for letters of administration; that up to the time of filing none of the creditors nor any other fit person, or anyone else, have applied for or obtained letters of administration, on said estate.
That the only debts owing at the time of death of said deceased were and are debts contracted during his last illness for his personal comfort, and the sole purpose of this petition, is to inaugurate legal authority to pay and discharge said debts, as they may be allowed by this honorable Court.
Wherefore, petition prays that the administration of said of said John W. Gullahorn
be committed to the Sheriff of said County; Henry A. Harris, as special Administrator, and that all orders and decrees, necessary to the accomplishment of such purpose be made and ordered in this premise.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Page 2
A.J. Gullahorn being duly sworn, deposes and says that the facts in the foregoing petition are true according to the best of his knowledge, information, and belief.
Sworn to and ascribed before Judge of Probate, E.B. Deason.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Con't:
We, A.J. Gullahorn and E.T. Gullahorn, next of kin to John W. Gullahorn, who departed this life in this County, on to-wit, the 6ths day of November, 1915 - hereby relinquish our right to administer on the estate of said John W. Gullahorn, deceased, and pray that the administration of said estate be committed to Henry A. Harris, as Sheriff of said County, - as Special Administrator. That the present residence of W.A. Gullahorn is unknown.
Signed: A.J. and E. T. Gullahorn as well as witnesses T.S. Pyron and W.J. Loyd
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Clanton Union Banner
July 5, 1917
"ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
The State of Alabama, Chilton County, Probate Court. May 29, 1917
In the matter of the estate of John W. Gullahorn, deceased. this day came H.A. Harris, Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, and files his account, vouchers, evidence, statement for final settlement of his said Administration.
It is ordered that the 7th day of July, 1917, be appointed a day on which to make such settlement, at which time all persons interested can appear and contest the said settle, if they thin proper.
Witness my hand this, 29th day of May, 1917,
L.H. REYNOLDS,
Judge of Probate."
John parents were:
Elisha "Thomas" Gullahorn (Gollihorn) Jr. 1842–1911
Cornelia Dink Wright 1847–1933
John & siblings:
Andrew Jackson "Jackson" Gullahorn 1866–1951
John WilliamGullahorn 1867–1915
Leonard R. (E.) "Len" Gullahorn 1871–1915
Elisha Thomas Gullahorn III 1872–1933
Sarah E Gullahorn 1874–1874
Oscar Gullahorn 1876–
Mattie R. Gullahorn 1878–
Whitson "Whit" Alexander Gullahorn 1881–1928
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John married Anna "Annie" B. Morris in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL on October 3, 1898.
The Union Banner
(Clanton, AL)
Thursday, March 1, 1900
"Mr. John W. Gullahorn and wife, of Birmingham, are visiting the formers parents here."
-----
On June 7, 1900 (Federal Census)
John and Annie were renting a home on Country Road in Precinct 45, Jefferson Co, AL where he was employed as a Book Keeper. They had been married 2 years; Annie had given birth to 1 child.
Household Members: All born in AL
John W Gullyhorn - 33
Annie Gullyhorn - 25 - wife
John C Gullyhorn - 5 months - son
-----
Our Southern Home
(Livingston, AL)
Wednesday, March 9, 1904
SUMTER
"Mrs. John Gullahorn and little son, from Birmingham are spending a few days with us."
-----
Roswell Daily Record (NM)
Date June 25, 1907
"Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who had been in Roswell for several days, left this morning for her home at Texico, where she is the proprietor of the Red Cross Drug Store."
-----
Roswell Daily Record
July 30, 1907
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
"The Kenna Development Company to Annie Gullahor, for $35, Lot 7, block 4, Kenna."
-----
Santa Fe New Mexican
July 23, 1907
"TEXICO COUPLE VICTIMS OF TRUMPED UP CHARGES
Texico, N.M., July 23 - G.L. Callahan and Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who were arrested a week ago at Hereford, Texas, charged with having counterfeit money in their possession, were given a preliminary hearing at Amarillo, Texas, a few days ago and were promptly released. The charges again the couple were false and ridiculous and are said to have been trumped up by over zealous officers anxious to make a record. It is likely that Callahan and Mrs. Gullahorn will ask redress in the shape of heavy damages for false imprisonment and the indications are that they have a very good case, as there was absolutely no evidence on which to base their arrest. Both have always borne the best of reputations and their arrest created a sensation."
-----
On April 19, 1910 (Federal Census)
Anna Gullohorn lived on N. Axhell St. in Clovis Ward 2, Curry Co, NM where she was renting and managed a rooming house. She had been married 12 years; given birth to 3 children - 2 were living.
Household Members:
Anna Gullahorn 35 - married - born in AL
Cecil Gullahorn - 5 - son - AL
Grace Duncan - 25 - single - IA - boarder
-----
The Montgomery Advertiser (AL)
Monday, November 15, 1915
"MARBURY, ALA., Nov. 14. - Mr. John W. Gullahorn, age 50 years, died at the home of Mr. W.H. Wright on Saturday and interment was made in Clanton cemetery. The deceased leaves a mother and three brothers in Clanton."
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John W Gullahorn
Birth Date: abt 1867
Birth Place: Alabama
Death Date: 6 Nov 1915
Death Place: Chilton, Alabama
Burial Place: Clanton, Alabama
Death Age: 48
Occupation: Lumber Inspector
Race: White
Marital status: Widowed
Gender: Male
Father Name: Thomas Gullahorn
Father Birth Place: Alabama
Mother Name: Mrs Thos Gullahorn
Mother Birth Place: Alabama
FHL Film Number: 1894116
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State of Alabama (In the Court of Chilton County, Alabama.
Clinton County:
To the Honorable E.B. Deason, Judge of Probate of said County:
The petition of A.J. Gullahorn, respectfully represents that John W. Gullahorn, departed this life on or about 6th of November, 1915, while a resident of said County, leaving no last will, so far as petitioner is advised or believes; that the death of said John W. Gullahorn was known sixty days before the filing of this petition, and petitioner further shows unto this honorable Court that deceased was at the time of his death, seized and possessed of a small personal estate in the form of a deposit in the bank of Tuskegee, at Tuskegee, Alabama, amounting to approximately two hundred and fifty dollars; that this is the only property, either real or person, of which deceased died seized or possessed; that he owned no real estate.
Second:
That the names, ages and residences of the next of kin, left by deceased, are as follows, to-wit,
A.J. Gullahorn, Ensley, Ala, E.T. Gullahorn, Cuba, Ala, and W.A. Gullahorn, whose residence is unknown, and the widow of deceased, Annie Gullahorn, and an only child whose name is Cecil Gullahorn, the age of sixteen years, reside at Amarillo, in the State of Texas.
That petitioner and E.T. Gullahorn do hereby relinquish their right to administer on said Estate; that up to the time of filing of this petition none of the next of kin entitled thereto applied to the court for letters of administration; that up to the time of filing none of the creditors nor any other fit person, or anyone else, have applied for or obtained letters of administration, on said estate.
That the only debts owing at the time of death of said deceased were and are debts contracted during his last illness for his personal comfort, and the sole purpose of this petition, is to inaugurate legal authority to pay and discharge said debts, as they may be allowed by this honorable Court.
Wherefore, petition prays that the administration of said of said John W. Gullahorn
be committed to the Sheriff of said County; Henry A. Harris, as special Administrator, and that all orders and decrees, necessary to the accomplishment of such purpose be made and ordered in this premise.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Page 2
A.J. Gullahorn being duly sworn, deposes and says that the facts in the foregoing petition are true according to the best of his knowledge, information, and belief.
Sworn to and ascribed before Judge of Probate, E.B. Deason.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Con't:
We, A.J. Gullahorn and E.T. Gullahorn, next of kin to John W. Gullahorn, who departed this life in this County, on to-wit, the 6ths day of November, 1915 - hereby relinquish our right to administer on the estate of said John W. Gullahorn, deceased, and pray that the administration of said estate be committed to Henry A. Harris, as Sheriff of said County, - as Special Administrator. That the present residence of W.A. Gullahorn is unknown.
Signed: A.J. and E. T. Gullahorn as well as witnesses T.S. Pyron and W.J. Loyd
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Clanton Union Banner
July 5, 1917
"ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
The State of Alabama, Chilton County, Probate Court. May 29, 1917
In the matter of the estate of John W. Gullahorn, deceased. this day came H.A. Harris, Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, and files his account, vouchers, evidence, statement for final settlement of his said Administration.
It is ordered that the 7th day of July, 1917, be appointed a day on which to make such settlement, at which time all persons interested can appear and contest the said settle, if they thin proper.
Witness my hand this, 29th day of May, 1917,
L.H. REYNOLDS,
Judge of Probate."
Elisha "Thomas" Gullahorn (Gollihorn) Jr. 1842–1911
Cornelia Dink Wright 1847–1933
John & siblings:
Andrew Jackson "Jackson" Gullahorn 1866–1951
John WilliamGullahorn 1867–1915
Leonard R. (E.) "Len" Gullahorn 1871–1915
Elisha Thomas Gullahorn III 1872–1933
Sarah E Gullahorn 1874–1874
Oscar Gullahorn 1876–
Mattie R. Gullahorn 1878–
Whitson "Whit" Alexander Gullahorn 1881–1928
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John married Anna "Annie" B. Morris in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL on October 3, 1898.
The Union Banner
(Clanton, AL)
Thursday, March 1, 1900
"Mr. John W. Gullahorn and wife, of Birmingham, are visiting the formers parents here."
-----
On June 7, 1900 (Federal Census)
John and Annie were renting a home on Country Road in Precinct 45, Jefferson Co, AL where he was employed as a Book Keeper. They had been married 2 years; Annie had given birth to 1 child.
Household Members: All born in AL
John W Gullyhorn - 33
Annie Gullyhorn - 25 - wife
John C Gullyhorn - 5 months - son
-----
Our Southern Home
(Livingston, AL)
Wednesday, March 9, 1904
SUMTER
"Mrs. John Gullahorn and little son, from Birmingham are spending a few days with us."
-----
Roswell Daily Record (NM)
Date June 25, 1907
"Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who had been in Roswell for several days, left this morning for her home at Texico, where she is the proprietor of the Red Cross Drug Store."
-----
Roswell Daily Record
July 30, 1907
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
"The Kenna Development Company to Annie Gullahor, for $35, Lot 7, block 4, Kenna."
-----
Santa Fe New Mexican
July 23, 1907
"TEXICO COUPLE VICTIMS OF TRUMPED UP CHARGES
Texico, N.M., July 23 - G.L. Callahan and Mrs. Annie Gullahorn, who were arrested a week ago at Hereford, Texas, charged with having counterfeit money in their possession, were given a preliminary hearing at Amarillo, Texas, a few days ago and were promptly released. The charges again the couple were false and ridiculous and are said to have been trumped up by over zealous officers anxious to make a record. It is likely that Callahan and Mrs. Gullahorn will ask redress in the shape of heavy damages for false imprisonment and the indications are that they have a very good case, as there was absolutely no evidence on which to base their arrest. Both have always borne the best of reputations and their arrest created a sensation."
-----
On April 19, 1910 (Federal Census)
Anna Gullohorn lived on N. Axhell St. in Clovis Ward 2, Curry Co, NM where she was renting and managed a rooming house. She had been married 12 years; given birth to 3 children - 2 were living.
Household Members:
Anna Gullahorn 35 - married - born in AL
Cecil Gullahorn - 5 - son - AL
Grace Duncan - 25 - single - IA - boarder
-----
The Montgomery Advertiser (AL)
Monday, November 15, 1915
"MARBURY, ALA., Nov. 14. - Mr. John W. Gullahorn, age 50 years, died at the home of Mr. W.H. Wright on Saturday and interment was made in Clanton cemetery. The deceased leaves a mother and three brothers in Clanton."
-----
John W Gullahorn
Birth Date: abt 1867
Birth Place: Alabama
Death Date: 6 Nov 1915
Death Place: Chilton, Alabama
Burial Place: Clanton, Alabama
Death Age: 48
Occupation: Lumber Inspector
Race: White
Marital status: Widowed
Gender: Male
Father Name: Thomas Gullahorn
Father Birth Place: Alabama
Mother Name: Mrs Thos Gullahorn
Mother Birth Place: Alabama
FHL Film Number: 1894116
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State of Alabama (In the Court of Chilton County, Alabama.
Clinton County:
To the Honorable E.B. Deason, Judge of Probate of said County:
The petition of A.J. Gullahorn, respectfully represents that John W. Gullahorn, departed this life on or about 6th of November, 1915, while a resident of said County, leaving no last will, so far as petitioner is advised or believes; that the death of said John W. Gullahorn was known sixty days before the filing of this petition, and petitioner further shows unto this honorable Court that deceased was at the time of his death, seized and possessed of a small personal estate in the form of a deposit in the bank of Tuskegee, at Tuskegee, Alabama, amounting to approximately two hundred and fifty dollars; that this is the only property, either real or person, of which deceased died seized or possessed; that he owned no real estate.
Second:
That the names, ages and residences of the next of kin, left by deceased, are as follows, to-wit,
A.J. Gullahorn, Ensley, Ala, E.T. Gullahorn, Cuba, Ala, and W.A. Gullahorn, whose residence is unknown, and the widow of deceased, Annie Gullahorn, and an only child whose name is Cecil Gullahorn, the age of sixteen years, reside at Amarillo, in the State of Texas.
That petitioner and E.T. Gullahorn do hereby relinquish their right to administer on said Estate; that up to the time of filing of this petition none of the next of kin entitled thereto applied to the court for letters of administration; that up to the time of filing none of the creditors nor any other fit person, or anyone else, have applied for or obtained letters of administration, on said estate.
That the only debts owing at the time of death of said deceased were and are debts contracted during his last illness for his personal comfort, and the sole purpose of this petition, is to inaugurate legal authority to pay and discharge said debts, as they may be allowed by this honorable Court.
Wherefore, petition prays that the administration of said of said John W. Gullahorn
be committed to the Sheriff of said County; Henry A. Harris, as special Administrator, and that all orders and decrees, necessary to the accomplishment of such purpose be made and ordered in this premise.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Page 2
A.J. Gullahorn being duly sworn, deposes and says that the facts in the foregoing petition are true according to the best of his knowledge, information, and belief.
Sworn to and ascribed before Judge of Probate, E.B. Deason.
Signed: A.G. Gullahorn
Con't:
We, A.J. Gullahorn and E.T. Gullahorn, next of kin to John W. Gullahorn, who departed this life in this County, on to-wit, the 6ths day of November, 1915 - hereby relinquish our right to administer on the estate of said John W. Gullahorn, deceased, and pray that the administration of said estate be committed to Henry A. Harris, as Sheriff of said County, - as Special Administrator. That the present residence of W.A. Gullahorn is unknown.
Signed: A.J. and E. T. Gullahorn as well as witnesses T.S. Pyron and W.J. Loyd
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Clanton Union Banner
July 5, 1917
"ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
The State of Alabama, Chilton County, Probate Court. May 29, 1917
In the matter of the estate of John W. Gullahorn, deceased. this day came H.A. Harris, Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, and files his account, vouchers, evidence, statement for final settlement of his said Administration.
It is ordered that the 7th day of July, 1917, be appointed a day on which to make such settlement, at which time all persons interested can appear and contest the said settle, if they thin proper.
Witness my hand this, 29th day of May, 1917,
L.H. REYNOLDS,
Judge of Probate."
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