William McBride "Mack" Tevebaugh/Teverbaugh was the son of Solomon S(river?) and Martha "Patsy" ? Tevebaugh (later changed to Teverbaugh). Mack was born July 12, 1862 and died June 17, 1930. He is buried in the Gamaliel Cemetery, Baxter County, Arkansas. His father, Solomon, was born c1831 in Vigo Co, Indiana and died before July 1866 in Missouri. Patsy was born c1832 in Tennessee and died c1867 in Missouri. She was married to Solomon c1848 probably in Missouri. Solomon and Patsy had the following other children:
All of these children were probably born in Ozark County, Missouri. Which, incidentally, is where the connected Wells Family was also from. Job Tevebaugh is buried in the Fluty Cemetery near one of Mack's wives and two of his children.
Wm M Teverbaugh was living with the John W Wells family during the 1880 census of Bayou Township, Baxter County, AR. He was 18 years old and John's wife, the former Eugenia Davis, was age 22. When John died, Mack and Eugenia married. Let's just hope that John's death at age 38 was not suspicious in any manner! Mack and Eugenia married c1885. They had the following children:
Mack and Mary had the following children together:
Incidentally, the "Poland" Wells definitely was Napoleon. T. C. Fluty was the guardian of the 3 older boys, from Wells' first marriage to Mary Fluty. Mack and his 2nd wife, Mary, had a young John W. Wells (b. Mar 1884) with them in 1900. The Gordon Wells shows up in Texas and has Mack & Eugenia's daughter, Ethel, teaching school and living with him and young family. (This is from John's email)
From "The History of Baxter County" by Mary Ann Messick
Mack Teverbaugh and his brothers were orphans. His grandparents lived on the Northfork River with half of the farm in Arkansas and half in Missouri. Mack Teverbaugh and his family later lived on this farm.
Mack Teverbaugh first married Eugenia Wells and they were the parents of one daughter, Edith. After Eugenia's death, he married Mary Francis White. Their children were: Edith Teverbaugh Brown; Virgie, who married O. B. McClure; Dewey Teverbaugh; Stella, who married Leffel Smith; Sally, who married Homer Davis; and Nova, who married Ray Davis. The children of Virgie and O. B. McClure are: twin girls, Dixie Marie Love and Mary Mazie Atterbury, and a son, Jim Finley McClure. The children of Leffel and Stella Smith are Mrs. Alice King and Mrs. Joyce Huett.
Nova Teverbaugh Davis is buried in the Gamaliel Cemetery. She was born in 1905 and died in 1967.
Gamaliel Cemetery:
1900 Bayou Twp, Baxter Co, AR
Letters of Guardianship - In Baxter Co, AR, A R Davis guardian for Lillie Teverbaugh under the age of 14 years (800 dollars, Mountain Home, 12th Dec 1892) Guardian's Curator's Bond - A R Davis; S R Wells; McB Teaverbaugh; A R Davis appointed guardian and curator of Lillie Teaverbaugh minor of 14 years
1900 census Bayou Twp, Baxter Co, AR
Baxter county marriage license
Nov 23, 1950 Baxter Bulletin - Mountain Home, Baxter County, Arkansas
Mrs R L Talburt was Minnie Tevebaugh, d/o Archibald Yell Tevebaugh [sometimes called Gus, August, etc.] and Martha Gwinn. It was a big family, and there are lots and lots of descendants (of A.Y., that is). If you need more on them, let me know. I've met most of them at their reunions in Benton Co. and in East Texas. Nice people! A.Y. and Martha lived much of
their lives near Mountain Home. John
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Morris Teverbaugh over 19 years old of Mtn Home, Baxter Co, AR and Millie Huey over 19 of Pigeon Twp, Baxter Co, AR. R L Stone was security. W D Jennings, M.G. performed the ceremony on 5th Nov 1904
Mrs R L Talburt
Funeral services for Mrs R L Talburt, 71, native of Baxter county, who died
at the Stephensville Hospital in Stephensville, Texas, November 11, were
held November 12 in the Stephensville funeral chapel with Rev. Starling and
Rev. Tom Eunice officiating. Burial was in the Sephensville cemetery.
Mrs. Talburt was born May 27, 1874, in this county. She moved to Mathis,
Texas, where she spent the last 14 years of her life. She was married to R.
L. Talburt in 1895. She was a member of the Church of Christ for 40 years.
Survivors include her husband, R. L. Talburt of Dublin; a daughter, Mrs.
Gladys Weir of Fort Worth, Texas; two sons, Jeff of Alice, Texas and Robert
of Dublin; three sisters, Mrs. J. R. Roden of Fort Worth, Mrs. Ella
Stinnett of Twin Falls, Idaho, and Mrs. Lilly Davis of Fort Smith; three
brothers, Jim Teverbaugh of Gentry, Buck and Will Teverbaugh of California,
eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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