Person:James Elmore (1)

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James Monroe ELMORE
b.17 Apr 1817 Tennessee
m. 27 Apr 1815
  1. Lucinda Jane Elmore1816 - 1901
  2. James Monroe ELMORE1817 - 1885
  3. William C. C. ELMORE1819 - Abt 1863
  4. Columbia Ann ELMORE1823 -
  5. Judith Angelina ELMORE1825 - Bef 1854
  6. Alexander W. ELMORE1827 - Abt 1862
  7. Joel Lafayette ELMORE1830 -
  8. Francis M. ELMORE1833 -
  9. Robert Van Buren ELMORE1835 - 1903
  10. Mary Francis ELMORE1839 -
m. 31 Jan 1841
  1. H. E. J. ELMORE1841 -
  2. Mary A. ELMORE1846 -
  3. Margaret A. ELMORE1848 -
  4. Lewis C. ELMORE1851 -
m. 2 Jun 1853
m. 1 Oct 1855
  1. Perry Merryman ELMORE1856 - 1941
  2. Elizabeth M. ELMORE1858 -
m. 23 Aug 1863
  1. Eana ELMORE1869 -
  2. Ada Bell ELMORE1871 -
  3. John Gilbert ELMORE1872 - 1942
  4. George N. ELMORE1873 - 1946
  5. N. B. ELMORE1874 -
  6. E. R. ELMORE1876 -
  7. Elizabeth ELMORE1877 -
  8. Elizabeth Elmore1877 - 1956
  9. Edith ELMORE1883 -
Facts and Events
Name James Monroe ELMORE
Gender Male
Birth? 17 Apr 1817 Tennessee
Marriage 31 Jan 1841 Benton County, Missourito Mary (Polly) JOHNSON
Marriage 2 Jun 1853 Hopkins County, Texasto Elizabeth Ann TERRELL
Marriage 1 Oct 1855 Hopkins County, Texasto Julie Ann VISOR
Marriage 23 Aug 1863 Lamar, Texas, United Statesto Louisa Nelson SIMPSON
Death? 1885 Montague County, Tx?

_RelToFather: Natural

_RelToMother: Natural

Texas General Land Office Land Grant Search County: Delta Abstract Number: 123 District/Class: Lamar 3rd File Number: 000703 Original Grantee: Elmore, J M Patentee: Elmore, J M Title Date: Patent Date: 19 Dec 1867 Patent No: 183 Patent Vol: 37 Certificate: 178 Part Section: Survey/Blk/Tsp: Acres: 300

Third Class Headright Issued to those who arrived between October 1, 1837 and January 1, 1840. Heads of families received 640 acres, while single men received 320 acres. Texas General Land Office Land Grant Search County: Delta Abstract Number: 127 District/Class: Lamar Preemption File Number: 000031 Original Grantee: Elmore, J M Patentee: Elmore, J M Title Date: Patent Date: 27 Oct 1873 Patent No: 263 Patent Vol: 1 Certificate: 44 Part Section: Survey/Blk/Tsp: Acres: 72 Adj County: Adj Acres: Remarks:

Pre-emption Grant Similar to the headright grants, pre-emption grants were made after statehood. From 1845 to 1854 homesteaders could claim 320 acres. From 1854 to 1856, and 1866 to 1898, up to 160 acres could be claimed. Homesteaders were required to live on the land for three years and make improvements (such as building a barn) in order to qualify for a pre-emption grant of 160 acres.


1850, 1860, 1870 census Hopkins County, Tx

1880 census Montague County, Tx

Family records

HEJ born before their marriage???? 1860 Census says he's 40, born in 1820?