Oral history says that John was the second burial in this cemetery.
We first find James T on the 1850 Cherokee County Census enumerated October 10, 1850. He is a 40 year old farmer living with his family. There are 7 young children listed and one 33 year old mechanic.
We find James living with his family on the 1860 Houston County Census living in Beat 2 with his family. He and Zelphia have 4 children living in the household with them.
We find James T on the 1880 Houston County Census living with his family:
James T Caddenhead Self M 63 Georgia
Zilpha Caddenhead Wife F 54 Alabama
James H Caddenhead Son M 20 Texas
Mary E Caddenhead Daughter F 18 Texas
Martha L A Caddenhead Daughter F 16 Texas
Luticia Caddenhead Daughter F 14 Texas
James Truett Caddenhead and wife Zelphy Sides came to Texas from Alabama in the 1850's. They had four children, three daughters and a son, all of whom were born in Texas on the claim settled in Houston County by their father, James Truett Caddenhead. These children were: Mary Caddenhead Currie, Martha Jane Caddenhead Page, Loutisha Caddenhead Currie and James Harrison Caddenhead.
James T. Caddenhead settled on an established claim of 160 acres, in 1856. His son, James Harrison Caddenhead inherited 53 1/3 acres of this claim on December 26, 1885.
James Harrison and Ettie Johnston Caddenhead deeded in 1895 an acre of land for the construction of the first church in the community, namely Mt. Olive Congregational Methodist Church.Info from Betty Caddenhead Mewborn-History of Houston County Texas by Eliza Bishop
He married Mrs. Eunice Butter 01 Aug 1839 in Nacogdoches. She was born 1808 died 1846, After her death he married Zelphia Sides in 1850 TX.
Source: Brenda J Rogers
On the 1850 Cherokee County Census, James T is living with his children. There is no mother in the home. Francis Marion (Frank) Cadenhead is in the household, 6 years old. This leads me to believe that Eunice (Butter) Butler is his mother. James T and Eunice married in 1839.
We first find James T on the 1850 Cherokee County Census enumerated October 10, 1850. He is a 40 year old farmer living with his family. There are 7 young children listed and one 33 year old mechanic.
We find James living with his family on the 1860 Houston County Census living in Beat 2 with his family. He and Zelphia have 4 children living in the household with them.
We find James T on the 1880 Houston County Census living with his family:
James T Caddenhead Self M 63 Georgia
Zilpha Caddenhead Wife F 54 Alabama
James H Caddenhead Son M 20 Texas
Mary E Caddenhead Daughter F 18 Texas
Martha L A Caddenhead Daughter F 16 Texas
Luticia Caddenhead Daughter F 14 Texas
James Truett Caddenhead and wife Zelphy Sides came to Texas from Alabama in the 1850's. They had four children, three daughters and a son, all of whom were born in Texas on the claim settled in Houston County by their father, James Truett Caddenhead. These children were: Mary Caddenhead Currie, Martha Jane Caddenhead Page, Loutisha Caddenhead Currie and James Harrison Caddenhead.
James T. Caddenhead settled on an established claim of 160 acres, in 1856. His son, James Harrison Caddenhead inherited 53 1/3 acres of this claim on December 26, 1885.
James Harrison and Ettie Johnston Caddenhead deeded in 1895 an acre of land for the construction of the first church in the community, namely Mt. Olive Congregational Methodist Church.Info from Betty Caddenhead Mewborn-History of Houston County Texas by Eliza Bishop
He married Mrs. Eunice Butter 01 Aug 1839 in Nacogdoches. She was born 1808 died 1846, After her death he married Zelphia Sides in 1850 TX.
Source: Brenda J Rogers
On the 1850 Cherokee County Census, James T is living with his children. There is no mother in the home. Francis Marion (Frank) Cadenhead is in the household, 6 years old. This leads me to believe that Eunice (Butter) Butler is his mother. James T and Eunice married in 1839.
Oral history says that John was the second burial in this cemetery.
We first find James T on the 1850 Cherokee County Census enumerated October 10, 1850. He is a 40 year old farmer living with his family. There are 7 young children listed and one 33 year old mechanic.
We find James living with his family on the 1860 Houston County Census living in Beat 2 with his family. He and Zelphia have 4 children living in the household with them.
We find James T on the 1880 Houston County Census living with his family:
James T Caddenhead Self M 63 Georgia
Zilpha Caddenhead Wife F 54 Alabama
James H Caddenhead Son M 20 Texas
Mary E Caddenhead Daughter F 18 Texas
Martha L A Caddenhead Daughter F 16 Texas
Luticia Caddenhead Daughter F 14 Texas
James Truett Caddenhead and wife Zelphy Sides came to Texas from Alabama in the 1850's. They had four children, three daughters and a son, all of whom were born in Texas on the claim settled in Houston County by their father, James Truett Caddenhead. These children were: Mary Caddenhead Currie, Martha Jane Caddenhead Page, Loutisha Caddenhead Currie and James Harrison Caddenhead.
James T. Caddenhead settled on an established claim of 160 acres, in 1856. His son, James Harrison Caddenhead inherited 53 1/3 acres of this claim on December 26, 1885.
James Harrison and Ettie Johnston Caddenhead deeded in 1895 an acre of land for the construction of the first church in the community, namely Mt. Olive Congregational Methodist Church.Info from Betty Caddenhead Mewborn-History of Houston County Texas by Eliza Bishop
He married Mrs. Eunice Butter 01 Aug 1839 in Nacogdoches. She was born 1808 died 1846, After her death he married Zelphia Sides in 1850 TX.
Source: Brenda J Rogers
On the 1850 Cherokee County Census, James T is living with his children. There is no mother in the home. Francis Marion (Frank) Cadenhead is in the household, 6 years old. This leads me to believe that Eunice (Butter) Butler is his mother. James T and Eunice married in 1839.
We first find James T on the 1850 Cherokee County Census enumerated October 10, 1850. He is a 40 year old farmer living with his family. There are 7 young children listed and one 33 year old mechanic.
We find James living with his family on the 1860 Houston County Census living in Beat 2 with his family. He and Zelphia have 4 children living in the household with them.
We find James T on the 1880 Houston County Census living with his family:
James T Caddenhead Self M 63 Georgia
Zilpha Caddenhead Wife F 54 Alabama
James H Caddenhead Son M 20 Texas
Mary E Caddenhead Daughter F 18 Texas
Martha L A Caddenhead Daughter F 16 Texas
Luticia Caddenhead Daughter F 14 Texas
James Truett Caddenhead and wife Zelphy Sides came to Texas from Alabama in the 1850's. They had four children, three daughters and a son, all of whom were born in Texas on the claim settled in Houston County by their father, James Truett Caddenhead. These children were: Mary Caddenhead Currie, Martha Jane Caddenhead Page, Loutisha Caddenhead Currie and James Harrison Caddenhead.
James T. Caddenhead settled on an established claim of 160 acres, in 1856. His son, James Harrison Caddenhead inherited 53 1/3 acres of this claim on December 26, 1885.
James Harrison and Ettie Johnston Caddenhead deeded in 1895 an acre of land for the construction of the first church in the community, namely Mt. Olive Congregational Methodist Church.Info from Betty Caddenhead Mewborn-History of Houston County Texas by Eliza Bishop
He married Mrs. Eunice Butter 01 Aug 1839 in Nacogdoches. She was born 1808 died 1846, After her death he married Zelphia Sides in 1850 TX.
Source: Brenda J Rogers
On the 1850 Cherokee County Census, James T is living with his children. There is no mother in the home. Francis Marion (Frank) Cadenhead is in the household, 6 years old. This leads me to believe that Eunice (Butter) Butler is his mother. James T and Eunice married in 1839.
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