- Husband
- Daniel Lincoln Phillips
- Birth: 24 Jul 1860, Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio
- Death: 20 May 1917, Colorado City, Texas
- Parents: Aaron Philips and Anna Crom (1)
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- Wife
- Ella Boone Grey
- Birth: 9 Aug 1871, Dallas, Texas
- Death: 22 Dec 1941, Colorado City, Texas
- Parents: James Grey and Mary Gibson (1)
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- Marriage S1
- 3 Jan 1893
- Colorado City, Texas
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- Other S3
- 1910
- Texas, United States
- Census
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- Other S2
- 1920
- Texas, United States
- Census
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| Children
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- Emma Phillips
- Death: 6 Feb 1920, Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas, United States
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- Luella Phillips
- Death: 6 Feb 1920, Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas, United States
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- Bess Phillips
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- Juliette Phillips
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- Robert Phillips
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- Edith Phillilps
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- Mamie Phillips
- Death: 6 Feb 1920, Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas, United States
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- Joe Bailey Phillips
- Birth: Jan 5 1889, Bowling Green, Licking, Ohio, United States
- Death: 2 Sep 1972, Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
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- Harvey Phillips (1)
- Birth: 1 Jan 1894, Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio
- Death: 9 July 1951, Dallas, Texas
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- Alma Phillips (1)
- Birth: 22 Jan 1895, Colorado City, Texas
- Death: 9 Jul 1981, San Antonio, Texas
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- Mettie Phillips
- Birth: 9 Nov 1897, Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas, United States
- Death: 1980
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- Forrest Phillips
- Birth: 29 May 1902, Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas, United States
- Death: 7 Feb 1920, Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas, United States
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- Wayne Lincoln Phillips
- Birth: 9 Nov 1903, Colorado City, Texas
- Death: 13 Feb 1975, Loma Linda, California
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Ella and Daniel married and went to Ohio. Daniel's father Aaron and bought them a farm in Wood Co. But, they obviously preferred Texas because they were back in Texas within a year or two. Daniel was a cowboy and eventually a rancher. They seemed to move around a bit. They owned land in Garza County, Crosby County and Mitchell County[1]. They purchased land from the railroad 7 July 1897 in Crosby County. They paid 1899-1900 property taxes in Mitchell County. They had a mortgaged home in Garza County in 1900, and paid 1901 property taxes in Garza County[2]. They showed up on the 1900 Garza County Census[3]. Dan was found hung in the barn after a border dispute with ranchers.
| N1. | Some question here about the location of the James Allen Grey and Mary Boone Gibson ranch. In some reference it is around Dallas, here it is referred to as Colorado City.
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