Person:Montgomery Shackelford (4)

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Montgomery Bell Shackelford
b.1808 Lexington, Fayette County, KY, USA
d.24 Oct 1855 San Gabriel, Los Angeles County, CA, USA
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m. 26 Jun 1838
  1. Evelyn Shackelford1839 -
  2. Richard Shackelford1842 -
  3. J Bell Shackelford1845 -
  4. Jeanette Shackelford1847 -
  5. Hunt Shackelford1850 -
  6. Harriett Shackelford1853 - 1854
  7. Shaw Shackelford1855 - 1855
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Name[1] Montgomery Bell Shackelford
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1808 Lexington, Fayette County, KY, USA
Other[3][15] 18 Mar 1835 Robertson's Colony, , Milam County, TX, USAMisc
Other[4][16] 16 May 1835 Robertson's Colony, , Milam County, TX, USAMisc
Property[5][6][7][8] 25 Aug 1835 Robertson, or Austin and Williams' Colony, TX, USA¼ league
Property[11] 14 Jan 1836 above Whaco Village, East bank of Brazos, Nashville-on-the-Brazos, Milam County, TX, USA
Other[9] 1836 Living
Other[10] From 1 Jun 1836 to 4 Jun 1836 Smith's Crossing, two or three miles southeast of Walker's house, on the road to Nashville, Little River, , Milam County, TX, USAMisc
Other[12][17] 25 Jul 1836 Tenoxtitlan, Burleson County, TX, USAMilit-Beg
Other[13][18] 14 Aug 1836 Misc
Marriage 26 Jun 1838 Milam County, TX, USAto Mahala Thompson Bowen
Occupation[2] 1839 TX, USAa pilot to the Army on an expedition up the Brazos
Other[19] 8 Mar 1839 Milam County, TX, USAMilit-Beg
Other[2][14][20] 8 Jun 1839 Milit-End
Occupation[2] 1840 Milam County, TX, USAthe appraiser
Other[2][21] 25 Jan 1841 Milit-Beg
Other[2] 5 Mar 1841 Milit-End
Residence[2] 1849 Old Mission, , San Gabriel, Los Angeles County, CA, USA
Other 7 Apr 1849 Grayson County, TX, USAMisc
with Mahala Thompson Bowen
Death[2] 24 Oct 1855 San Gabriel, Los Angeles County, CA, USA
Burial[2] 25 Oct 1855
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 McLean, Malcolm D. March 18 through July 22, 1836; The Battle of San Jacinto and the Fall of Fort Parker. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1988)
    400.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 McLean, Malcolm D. March 18 through July 22, 1836; The Battle of San Jacinto and the Fall of Fort Parker. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1988)
    401.
  3. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. October, 1834, through March 20, 1835; Sarahville De Viesca. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1982)
    540-541, Grant to Sterling C. Robertson for One League of Premium Land in Present Burleson County, No. 2, String Prairie.
  4. ↑ Russell County, Kentucky Marriages 1826 -- 1850. (The Researchers, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1988)
    306-307, Sale of a Quarter of a League of Land by Joel W. Robertson to Ewing Caruthers.
  5. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. December, 1838, through Aug. 10, 1840; Sterling C. Robertson vs. Sam Houston, President of the Republic of Tex. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1981)
    147-165, A List of Titles Issued by William H. Steele, in Robertson, or Austin and Williams' Colony, 1834 & 1835.
  6. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. March 18 through July 22, 1836; The Battle of San Jacinto and the Fall of Fort Parker. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1988)
    265-266.
  7. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. October 15, 1835, through January 14, 1836; The Municipality of Milam. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1985)
    655-663, List of Deeds Received from William H. Steele, Commissioner of the Nashville Colony.
  8. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. July 26 through Oct. 14, 1835; Nashville-on-the-Brazos, Series: Papers Concerning Robertson's Colony in Texas,. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1984)
    40-41, Land Grants in Robertson's Colony July 26--October 14, 1835; 272, Excerpt from Map and Titled: " Hill County General Land Office Austin TX June 1922"; 356, Grant to M. B. Shackleford for ¼ League of Land in Present Hill County; 403,Excerpt from General Land Office Base Map of Hill County, June, 1922.
  9. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. July 23, 1836, through August 9, 1837; The Gentleman from Milan. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1990)
    162-164, Voters' Names.
  10. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. March 18 through July 22, 1836; The Battle of San Jacinto and the Fall of Fort Parker. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1988)
    117-124; 397-403, Depositions concerning Indian Hostilities in Robertson's Colony; 406-411, Orville Thomas Tyler's Narrative of the Childers, Davidson and Crouch Fight in 1836; 415-416, Wilson T. Davidson Describes the Death of His Father,Robert Davidson.
  11. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. October 15, 1835, through January 14, 1836; The Municipality of Milam. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1985)
    646-652, 1834 & 35. List of Deeds Given in the Nashville Colony; 668-673, List of Lands Deeded in the Nashville Colony 1834 and 1835.
  12. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. July 23, 1836, through August 9, 1837; The Gentleman from Milan. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1990)
    34 & 108.
  13. ↑ McLean, Malcolm D. July 23, 1836, through August 9, 1837; The Gentleman from Milan. (The UTA Press, Arlington, Texas, 1990)
    137, Sterling C. Robertson's Ranger Notebook.
  14. ↑ Compiler: Ingmire, Mrs. Francis Terry. Texas Ranger Service Records 1830-1846. (Ericson Books, Nacogdoches, Texas, 1982)
    133.
  15. ↑ witnessed a grant to Sterling C. Robertson for one league of premium land in present Burleson County, No. 2, String Prairie
  16. ↑ witnessed the sale of a quarter of a league of land by Joel W. Robertson to Ewing Caruthers
  17. ↑ Sterling C. Robertson's Ranger Company
  18. ↑ appears in Sterling C. Robertson's Ranger notebook
  19. ↑ Texas Rangers, Capt. G. B. Erath, commanding officer
  20. ↑ Texas Rangers
  21. ↑ a private in the Company of E. Morehouse, Brigadier General
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