James Arch "Archie" Mabry was the younger son of Thomas Clark Mabry, Sr. and Temperance "Tempy" Howard. After the death of his father during the Civil War, Archie and his older brother Thomas Clark Mabry, Jr. were reared by a paternal uncle, and his wife: William Harrison "Hash" Mabry
Frances "Fanny" Pepper Mabry
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
Self George Pepper M 32 Mississippi
Wife Tempa Pepper F 36 Alabama
Son Arch. Mayberry M 18 Mississippi
Daughter Larina Mayberry* F 13 Mississippi
Daughter Lucresa Mayberry* F 11 Mississippi
Son Richard Mayberry* M 8 Mississippi
Son John Mayberry* M 7 Mississippi
Son George Mayberry* M 6 Mississippi
Son Hardey Mayberry* M 4 Mississippi
Son Allen Mayberry* M 0 Mississippi
*Surname was Pepper for all children except Arch.
On December 10, 1884, Archie married Martha Dallas Allen in Calhoun County, MS.
In 1889, they lived near Grenada, in Grenada County, MS.
James Arch Mabry was postmaster in Calhoun County, MS at Sabougla (formerly Yalobusha City) from Sept. 14, 1898, to Dec. 28, 1900. He was a Sunday School Teacher at Bethany Baptist Church, near Slate Springs, Calhoun Co., MS.
James Arch and Martha Dallas moved to Texas about 1901.
By 1909 James Arch and family were in Tell, Childress County, TX. From Childress County, TX, they moved to Jackson County OK in 1910, and then to Burns City, Cooke County, TX.
James Arch and Martha were the parents of nine children:
1. James Roscoe "J. R." Mabry
2. Wilton Earnest Mabry
3. Jewel Dallas Mabry Rowland
4. Henry Montie Mabry
5. Annie Bell Mabry Roberts
6. Archie Lee "Buddy" Mabry
And three children who died in infancy.
1910 Census, Justice Precinct 5, Childress County, TX
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF James A Mabry M 48y Mississippi
WIFE Martha D Mabry F 42y Mississippi
SON Henry M Mabry M 17y Mississippi
DAU Anna B Mabry F 12y Mississippi
SON Archie L Mabry M 9y Mississippi
James Arch and Martha Dallas Mabry joined New Hope Baptist Church, Burns City, Cooke County, TX on August 11, 1916, where James Arch was a deacon. On August 16, 1936, James Arch was excluded from membership in New Hope Baptist Church because he had joined a Jehovah Witnesses group.
Frances "Fanny" Pepper Mabry
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
Self George Pepper M 32 Mississippi
Wife Tempa Pepper F 36 Alabama
Son Arch. Mayberry M 18 Mississippi
Daughter Larina Mayberry* F 13 Mississippi
Daughter Lucresa Mayberry* F 11 Mississippi
Son Richard Mayberry* M 8 Mississippi
Son John Mayberry* M 7 Mississippi
Son George Mayberry* M 6 Mississippi
Son Hardey Mayberry* M 4 Mississippi
Son Allen Mayberry* M 0 Mississippi
*Surname was Pepper for all children except Arch.
On December 10, 1884, Archie married Martha Dallas Allen in Calhoun County, MS.
In 1889, they lived near Grenada, in Grenada County, MS.
James Arch Mabry was postmaster in Calhoun County, MS at Sabougla (formerly Yalobusha City) from Sept. 14, 1898, to Dec. 28, 1900. He was a Sunday School Teacher at Bethany Baptist Church, near Slate Springs, Calhoun Co., MS.
James Arch and Martha Dallas moved to Texas about 1901.
By 1909 James Arch and family were in Tell, Childress County, TX. From Childress County, TX, they moved to Jackson County OK in 1910, and then to Burns City, Cooke County, TX.
James Arch and Martha were the parents of nine children:
1. James Roscoe "J. R." Mabry
2. Wilton Earnest Mabry
3. Jewel Dallas Mabry Rowland
4. Henry Montie Mabry
5. Annie Bell Mabry Roberts
6. Archie Lee "Buddy" Mabry
And three children who died in infancy.
1910 Census, Justice Precinct 5, Childress County, TX
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF James A Mabry M 48y Mississippi
WIFE Martha D Mabry F 42y Mississippi
SON Henry M Mabry M 17y Mississippi
DAU Anna B Mabry F 12y Mississippi
SON Archie L Mabry M 9y Mississippi
James Arch and Martha Dallas Mabry joined New Hope Baptist Church, Burns City, Cooke County, TX on August 11, 1916, where James Arch was a deacon. On August 16, 1936, James Arch was excluded from membership in New Hope Baptist Church because he had joined a Jehovah Witnesses group.
James Arch "Archie" Mabry was the younger son of Thomas Clark Mabry, Sr. and Temperance "Tempy" Howard. After the death of his father during the Civil War, Archie and his older brother Thomas Clark Mabry, Jr. were reared by a paternal uncle, and his wife: William Harrison "Hash" Mabry
Frances "Fanny" Pepper Mabry
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
Self George Pepper M 32 Mississippi
Wife Tempa Pepper F 36 Alabama
Son Arch. Mayberry M 18 Mississippi
Daughter Larina Mayberry* F 13 Mississippi
Daughter Lucresa Mayberry* F 11 Mississippi
Son Richard Mayberry* M 8 Mississippi
Son John Mayberry* M 7 Mississippi
Son George Mayberry* M 6 Mississippi
Son Hardey Mayberry* M 4 Mississippi
Son Allen Mayberry* M 0 Mississippi
*Surname was Pepper for all children except Arch.
On December 10, 1884, Archie married Martha Dallas Allen in Calhoun County, MS.
In 1889, they lived near Grenada, in Grenada County, MS.
James Arch Mabry was postmaster in Calhoun County, MS at Sabougla (formerly Yalobusha City) from Sept. 14, 1898, to Dec. 28, 1900. He was a Sunday School Teacher at Bethany Baptist Church, near Slate Springs, Calhoun Co., MS.
James Arch and Martha Dallas moved to Texas about 1901.
By 1909 James Arch and family were in Tell, Childress County, TX. From Childress County, TX, they moved to Jackson County OK in 1910, and then to Burns City, Cooke County, TX.
James Arch and Martha were the parents of nine children:
1. James Roscoe "J. R." Mabry
2. Wilton Earnest Mabry
3. Jewel Dallas Mabry Rowland
4. Henry Montie Mabry
5. Annie Bell Mabry Roberts
6. Archie Lee "Buddy" Mabry
And three children who died in infancy.
1910 Census, Justice Precinct 5, Childress County, TX
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF James A Mabry M 48y Mississippi
WIFE Martha D Mabry F 42y Mississippi
SON Henry M Mabry M 17y Mississippi
DAU Anna B Mabry F 12y Mississippi
SON Archie L Mabry M 9y Mississippi
James Arch and Martha Dallas Mabry joined New Hope Baptist Church, Burns City, Cooke County, TX on August 11, 1916, where James Arch was a deacon. On August 16, 1936, James Arch was excluded from membership in New Hope Baptist Church because he had joined a Jehovah Witnesses group.
Frances "Fanny" Pepper Mabry
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
1880 Census, Calhoun County, MS
Self George Pepper M 32 Mississippi
Wife Tempa Pepper F 36 Alabama
Son Arch. Mayberry M 18 Mississippi
Daughter Larina Mayberry* F 13 Mississippi
Daughter Lucresa Mayberry* F 11 Mississippi
Son Richard Mayberry* M 8 Mississippi
Son John Mayberry* M 7 Mississippi
Son George Mayberry* M 6 Mississippi
Son Hardey Mayberry* M 4 Mississippi
Son Allen Mayberry* M 0 Mississippi
*Surname was Pepper for all children except Arch.
On December 10, 1884, Archie married Martha Dallas Allen in Calhoun County, MS.
In 1889, they lived near Grenada, in Grenada County, MS.
James Arch Mabry was postmaster in Calhoun County, MS at Sabougla (formerly Yalobusha City) from Sept. 14, 1898, to Dec. 28, 1900. He was a Sunday School Teacher at Bethany Baptist Church, near Slate Springs, Calhoun Co., MS.
James Arch and Martha Dallas moved to Texas about 1901.
By 1909 James Arch and family were in Tell, Childress County, TX. From Childress County, TX, they moved to Jackson County OK in 1910, and then to Burns City, Cooke County, TX.
James Arch and Martha were the parents of nine children:
1. James Roscoe "J. R." Mabry
2. Wilton Earnest Mabry
3. Jewel Dallas Mabry Rowland
4. Henry Montie Mabry
5. Annie Bell Mabry Roberts
6. Archie Lee "Buddy" Mabry
And three children who died in infancy.
1910 Census, Justice Precinct 5, Childress County, TX
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF James A Mabry M 48y Mississippi
WIFE Martha D Mabry F 42y Mississippi
SON Henry M Mabry M 17y Mississippi
DAU Anna B Mabry F 12y Mississippi
SON Archie L Mabry M 9y Mississippi
James Arch and Martha Dallas Mabry joined New Hope Baptist Church, Burns City, Cooke County, TX on August 11, 1916, where James Arch was a deacon. On August 16, 1936, James Arch was excluded from membership in New Hope Baptist Church because he had joined a Jehovah Witnesses group.
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