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Image Gallery
 Gabe Bateman and three daughters; left to right, Ruth Bateman Burris, Gabe Ellis Bateman, Mary Bateman Magee, Dell Bateman Foil  Wesley Bateman and his sister Mary Bateman Magee  Gabe Ellis Bateman with her in-laws; ladies left to right, Lilly Howard (who was the second wife of Gabe's son-in-law Tom Magee), Sadie Bateman, Ada Jones Bateman, Lena Ball Bateman, Gabe Ellis Bateman, Sallie Miller Bateman, Jeni Magee Bateman, Bertha Spring Bateman; the man in the rear is Ed Burris  left to right, Wesley Bateman, Bertha Spring Bateman, Mary Bateman Magee (in front), Jeni Magee Bateman, Will Bateman  Gabe Bateman seated outside the family home along with other family members, 1.5 miles north of Franklinton  The removed and restored Hugh Bateman house, as it now stands, in Mile Branch Settlement, Washington Parish Fairgrounds, Franklinton, Louisiana References
- Washington Parish, Louisiana, Ward 4, #11/11, in United States. 1870 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publications M593 and T132).
- Washington Parish, Louisiana, Enumeration District 195, #157/157, in United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9).
- Washington Parish, Louisiana, Enumeration District 98, #7/7, in United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T623).
- Franklinton, Washington, Louisiana, United States. Era-Leader
4 March 1915.
Mrs. J. E. Bateman entertained at dinner Saturday in honor of Hon. J. W. Bateman of Natchitoches, who came back to the old home town to deliver an educational address before the Teachers Institute in session here Friday and Saturday. This visit was made the occasion of a family reunion of the Bateman's at the home of the eldest son, J. E. Bateman, and at this table groaning under good things to eat, was seated the aged mother, Mrs. Gabe Bateman, and her nine children surviving out of a family of ten, Judge J. E. Bateman, Mayor of Franklinton McCauley, Wm. Dewitt Bateman, progressive farmers of this parish, Prof. J. W. Bateman, head of the Rural Schools Department, Natchitoches, and Dr. M. Bateman, a practising physicion at Richardson; Mesdames A. G. Magee, E. A. Burris and Dell Foil.
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