Wife of Joseph "Joe" S. Schoolcraft, Also married to F.G. Burns in Cooke County. Burns changed his name to Burnes in 1876.
Daughter of James R Welch & Nancy (Smith), Welch, West, Langrill, Watson
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From the Feb. 20, 1947 Gotebo Record:
Sarah Emaline Burns Schoolcraft was born in Georgia on June 10, 1849 and died Feb. 19, 1947 at her home here. She had been in poor health for several months. She was married to J.S. Schoolcraft in 1891 at Breckenridge TX. They moved to this county in 1901 and lived for about sixteen years south of Gotebo near Boake's Store. In 1920 they moved to Gotebo and have lived at their present home since that time. Survivors include her husband and children: Marbrie Burns of MO, Louis Schoolcraft and Ethel Lindsey of Breckenridge TX, Lillie Bales of Ft. Worth TX, Myrtle Prichard of Mtn. View, Tommy Schoolcraft of Eakley , Jeannette Thompson of Los Angeles, Nancy Echols of Big Springs TX, Ollie Zimmerman of Alfalfa and Bulah Baker of Gotebo, who is at the point of death in a Carnegie hospital.
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Newpaper has many mistakes: She was not born in Georgia according to the 1860 census in Texas.
She was born in 1859 not 1849 as the paper read. There is still some disagreement about her middle name. Her father's mother was Elizabeth so the name could have been passed down to her has her sister was named after her mother. If you have proof of her name being Emaline, please pass it along.
Daughter of James R Welch & Nancy (Smith), Welch, West, Langrill, Watson
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From the Feb. 20, 1947 Gotebo Record:
Sarah Emaline Burns Schoolcraft was born in Georgia on June 10, 1849 and died Feb. 19, 1947 at her home here. She had been in poor health for several months. She was married to J.S. Schoolcraft in 1891 at Breckenridge TX. They moved to this county in 1901 and lived for about sixteen years south of Gotebo near Boake's Store. In 1920 they moved to Gotebo and have lived at their present home since that time. Survivors include her husband and children: Marbrie Burns of MO, Louis Schoolcraft and Ethel Lindsey of Breckenridge TX, Lillie Bales of Ft. Worth TX, Myrtle Prichard of Mtn. View, Tommy Schoolcraft of Eakley , Jeannette Thompson of Los Angeles, Nancy Echols of Big Springs TX, Ollie Zimmerman of Alfalfa and Bulah Baker of Gotebo, who is at the point of death in a Carnegie hospital.
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Newpaper has many mistakes: She was not born in Georgia according to the 1860 census in Texas.
She was born in 1859 not 1849 as the paper read. There is still some disagreement about her middle name. Her father's mother was Elizabeth so the name could have been passed down to her has her sister was named after her mother. If you have proof of her name being Emaline, please pass it along.
Wife of Joseph "Joe" S. Schoolcraft, Also married to F.G. Burns in Cooke County. Burns changed his name to Burnes in 1876.
Daughter of James R Welch & Nancy (Smith), Welch, West, Langrill, Watson
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From the Feb. 20, 1947 Gotebo Record:
Sarah Emaline Burns Schoolcraft was born in Georgia on June 10, 1849 and died Feb. 19, 1947 at her home here. She had been in poor health for several months. She was married to J.S. Schoolcraft in 1891 at Breckenridge TX. They moved to this county in 1901 and lived for about sixteen years south of Gotebo near Boake's Store. In 1920 they moved to Gotebo and have lived at their present home since that time. Survivors include her husband and children: Marbrie Burns of MO, Louis Schoolcraft and Ethel Lindsey of Breckenridge TX, Lillie Bales of Ft. Worth TX, Myrtle Prichard of Mtn. View, Tommy Schoolcraft of Eakley , Jeannette Thompson of Los Angeles, Nancy Echols of Big Springs TX, Ollie Zimmerman of Alfalfa and Bulah Baker of Gotebo, who is at the point of death in a Carnegie hospital.
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Newpaper has many mistakes: She was not born in Georgia according to the 1860 census in Texas.
She was born in 1859 not 1849 as the paper read. There is still some disagreement about her middle name. Her father's mother was Elizabeth so the name could have been passed down to her has her sister was named after her mother. If you have proof of her name being Emaline, please pass it along.
Daughter of James R Welch & Nancy (Smith), Welch, West, Langrill, Watson
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From the Feb. 20, 1947 Gotebo Record:
Sarah Emaline Burns Schoolcraft was born in Georgia on June 10, 1849 and died Feb. 19, 1947 at her home here. She had been in poor health for several months. She was married to J.S. Schoolcraft in 1891 at Breckenridge TX. They moved to this county in 1901 and lived for about sixteen years south of Gotebo near Boake's Store. In 1920 they moved to Gotebo and have lived at their present home since that time. Survivors include her husband and children: Marbrie Burns of MO, Louis Schoolcraft and Ethel Lindsey of Breckenridge TX, Lillie Bales of Ft. Worth TX, Myrtle Prichard of Mtn. View, Tommy Schoolcraft of Eakley , Jeannette Thompson of Los Angeles, Nancy Echols of Big Springs TX, Ollie Zimmerman of Alfalfa and Bulah Baker of Gotebo, who is at the point of death in a Carnegie hospital.
_____________
Newpaper has many mistakes: She was not born in Georgia according to the 1860 census in Texas.
She was born in 1859 not 1849 as the paper read. There is still some disagreement about her middle name. Her father's mother was Elizabeth so the name could have been passed down to her has her sister was named after her mother. If you have proof of her name being Emaline, please pass it along.
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