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George Washington WOLF5 (Jacob4,
Michael3 Jacob2, Michael1) George Washington Wolf, b. 1813 in KY, m. Melinda McFelch, b. 1818, AR.
There is a letter in the Adams book, cited below, which states the relationship
between Malinda McFelch Wolf and Ann Jane McFelch Wolf to be sisters. Ann
Jane McFelch Wolf was the wife of James M. Wolf the younger brother of George
Washington Wolf. (See James M. Wolf family history for more about the McFelch
family). George Washington Wolf and his family moved to Texas about 1870, first
to Mclennan Co. George's widow is found in Coryell Co., and later in
Rockdale, Milam Co. According to Warren Wolf's notes, one of his children,
Jane, married Dr. J.H.P. Wallis in Mountain Home and later moved to Rockdale
where Wallis was in the drug business. Jane was to have had five children at
least: Ella who married Tom Paul; Nell; George; Dr. "Dunk" Maude; and Dr.
Robert. Dr. "Dunk" Wallis and John Q. Wolf of Batesville, AR, married sisters.
Another daughter, Kate, married Dr. Sapp of Cameron, Texas and had one son who
died. Kate was living in Cameron in 1936. Malinda McFelch Wolf is buried
in the IOOF Cemetery in Milam County, TX . A burial site for George
Washington Wolf has not been found.
Reference: Adams and Allied Families by Leona Adams Loviska page 382, Personal
Records of Dorothy Boynton, Census Izard Co., AR 1850, Census Coryell Co., 1880
TX. Gwen Wolf Notes and personal interviews, e-mail from Jim Wolf.
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1833 Arkansas Territory tax list index page 6 - living in Izard Co
1839 Arkansas tax list page 8 - living in Izard Co
1840 census, Arkansas, Izard Co., White River Twp Sheet 183
Moved to Fulton Co., between 1840-1850
1850 census, Arkansas, Fulton, Big Northfork Twp; Sheet 162
1860 census, Arkansas, Izard Co, Sheet 434
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George Washington Wolf took children of his brother William M.
Wolf when he died in 1852 and they became orphaned in 1853 as his wife Pheobe
Kellough Wolf died, very likely in childbirth to a son born after her husband
died. They, children, are to be shown on the 1860 census in this household.
1860 Izard co., AR Census (Some of theses children belong to William M and
Pheobe Kellough Wolf who had both died by 1853 and the children were orphaned.)
Children
Sarah WOLF b: 1836 in Fulton County, Arkansas
Jacob WOLF b: 1838 in Fulton County, Arkansas
Asa M. WOLF b: 1841 in Fulton County, Arkansas
Mary WOLF b: 1844 in Fulton County, Arkansas
William WOLF b: 1847 in Fulton County, Arkansas (son of William M. Wolf and
orphan - It should read George Washington)
Ann WOLF b: 1849 in Fulton County, Arkansas (daughter of William M. Wolf and
orphan)
Amanda WOLF b: 1850 in Fulton County, Arkansas (this would match Amanda found on
1880 Coryell Co census so believe she is natural child of George Washington and
his wife Melinda McFelch Wolf)
William S. WOLF b: 1851 in Fulton County, Arkansas (son of William M. Wolf and
orphan)
L. D. WOLF b: 1853 in Fulton County, Arkansas (son of William M. Wolf and
orphan)
He was listed in North Fork Township, Page 435. George W. Wolf was 46, born
Kentucky, occupation given as blacksmith. He had real estate valued at $1000 and
personal property $800. His wife, Melinda was 23 (or so I thought, must be an
error), and children were Sarah Jane 22, Asa 19, Mary 16, William M. 14, Ann J.
11, Amanda 10, William S. 9 L. D. (m) 7, and Alice 4.
His son Jacob M. Wolf was 15 at 1850 census, he d. 20 Nov 1870
or 1872 about age 45 and is buried in Herron Cemetery. This son is the one who
substituted for George Washington's half brother Joseph Marion Wolf in Civil War
service.
Generation VI (as descended from George
Washington Wolf, Jacob, Michael, Jacob, Michael
Wolf 1)
Sarah Wolf generation 6 b. 1836 in AR married in AR
but moved to Rockdale , TX with her husband following the Civil War.
Her husband was:
Name: James Hays Piper WALLIS
Birth: 8 APR 1831 in Tennessee
Father: John Henry WALLIS
Mother: Marguerite VAN ZANDT b: AFT. 1807
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Household: 1880 census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's
Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James H. P. WALLIS Self M Male W 49 TN Merchant VA TN
Sarah J. WALLIS Wife M Female W 47 AR Keeping House KY AR
Robert C. WALLIS Son S Male W 24 AR Medical Student TN AR
George W. WALLIS Son S Male W 22 AR Clerk In Store TN AR
Duncan R. WALLIS Son S Male W 20 AR Clerk In Store TN AR
Ella S. WALLIS Dau S Female W 16 AR At Home TN AR
Maud WALLIS Dau S Female W 6 AR TN AR
Nellie WALLIS Dau S Female W 3 AR TN AR
Anna J. BOAZ Other S Female W 18 AR Servant --- ---
Source Information:
Census Place Mountain Home, Baxter, Arkansas
Family History Library Film 1254038
NA Film Number T9-0038
Page Number 236B
Jacob M. Wolf
generation 6
b. 1838 had a storied Civil War record. ID: I5756341. He was a
Mason and Confederate soldier. We believe this person to be one of the J.M.
Wolfs shown on the Adams Lodge records of Norfork, AR. He is the person
who substituted for Joseph Marion Wolf, his father's half brother in the
Civil War. In those Civil War records some times he is referred to
as Jake. He had an interesting military career. He fought in some bloody
battles. He was captured at the bloody battle of "Stone River" in
Tennessee and served in several P.O.W, camps in Illinois and finally
escaped. He petitioned October 4, 1860 to the Lodge as did his father,
George Washington Wolf, petition the same year, but an earlier date.
It is known that his parents went to TX and then even returned to AR,
maybe. The last record on his parents is in Texas. However, Jacob M.
Wolf is buried in the Old Wolf Cemetery in Baxter Co., AR
dated 1870-1872. It could have been that his parents went to
Texas after his death.
Asa M. Wolf generation 6
was b. 1841 in AR
and is found on the 1860 census with his
parents. His civil war record found in the Index to Arkansas
Confederate Soldiers, Volume III, P-Z, Page 189 shows Wolf, Asa M: Co. H; 27 ARk
Inf: Pvt/Pvt. He must have come to Texas with his parents and other family
members about 1870. We know that his first wife, Sarah Adams - daughter of
John Quincy and Elizabeth Avarillo Tinnin Adams had two children before she died
in Bell County, TX in 1871. We find a marriage record for Asa and a second
wife in Robertson County TX in 1875. Asa M. Wolf is found as 38 born
in AR living in Coryell Co., TX on 1880 census page 0406b He is married to
someone named Myra Smith, listed as being born in NC and 28 years of age.
The J. Adams age 54 and born in AR is also shown at this household number would
be the sister to the Malinda Wolf age 63, and Asa's mother also shown. So
perhaps the Alexander Adams born in TX age 18 in the household is Ann Jane
MeFelch Wolf Adams's son by her second marriage to R. Ervin Adams. Ann Jane
McFelch Wolf Adams was first married to James M. Wolf Sr., brother to Asa M.
Wolf's father George Washington Wolf. The Urah L. Wolf shown on that 1880
census is the son of Asa and his first wife, Sarah Adams, just listed as Lee in
the Tinnin Trecks publication by Dorothy Tinnin Norris and Mary Tinnin Barber,
page 54. That book only shows two children by the first wife, the second a
daughter Gerogia A. (Wolf) Craig, and she is also on the 1880 census. I have
since traced the family to Oklahoma territory where a child was born in 1886. Asa and Myra and her father are found on the 1900 census and then Myra is found
as a widow on the 1910 OK census.
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WOLF, ASA M.
State: TX Year: 1880
County: Coryell County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: E. D. 23 Page: 409
Database: TX 1880 Federal Census Index
WOLF, A. M.
Spouse: SMITH, MYRA Marriage Date: 2 Jul 1875
County: Robertson State: TX
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Asa M. WOLF Self M Male W 38 AR Stockman KY AR
Myra WOLF Wife M Female W 28 NC Keeping House NC NC
Georgia A. WOLF Dau S Female W 16 AR AR AR
Urah L. WOLF Son S Male W 11 TX Farmer AR AR
Willie WOLF Son S Male W 4 TX AR NC
Mattie WOLF Dau S Female W 2 TX AR NC
Amanda WOLF Sister Female W 21 AR KY AR (If she is really 21, then she is not
the Ann listed on the 1850 census of family)
John NORDIKE Other Male W 21 MO Herder MO MO
Malinda WOLF Mother W Female W 63 AR OH AR
Source Information:
Census Place E.D. 23, Coryell, Texas 1880
Family History Library Film 1255298
NA Film Number T9-1298
Page Number 409C
Georgia A. (Wolf) Craig
Atteberry - Generation 7Obituary :
Mrs. Atterberry Killed Here Saturday
Mrs. John Atterberry, 68 years of age, whose home was at Seminole, died
here at 10:00 p.m. after being injured in a car accident in which the car
she was riding in is said to have turned over, three times after being
struck by a car driven by Mrs. J.B. Clark.
In the Ford roadster in which Mrs. Atterberry was riding, coming to
Coalgate to visit her daughter, Mrs. H.L. Green, was her son, Jack
Atterberry, and grandson Vernon Creig and wife. The accident occurred
about 3:30 p.m. Saturday.
Mrs. Atterberry was the only one seriously hurt in the accident. The
accident is said to have been unavoidable.
Mrs. Atterberry is survived by her husband, John Atterberry, one son, Jack
Atterberry, of Seminole, and her duaghter, Mrs. H.L. Green of Coalgate.
Burial was at Standing Rock, southwest of Lehigh, Sunday afternoon.
Coalgate Courier, Coalgate, OK, Thursday, September 24, 1931.
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ID: I103185898
Name: Georgia A. "Nettie" WOLF
Given Name: Georgia A. "Nettie"
Surname: Wolf
Sex: F
Birth: May 1864 in Arkansas 1 2
Census: 15 Apr 1910 Enumeration District 127, Myrick Twp., Johnson,
Oklahoma 2
Census: 1 Jun 1900 Enumeration District 126, Twp. 4, Chickasaw Nation,
Indian Territory (Oklahoma) 1
Census: 1 Apr 1930 Enumeration District 67-5, Econtuchka Twp., Seminole,
Oklahoma 3
Census: 1 Jan 1920 Enumeration District 94, Myrick Twp., Johnston,
Oklahoma 4
Father: Asa M. WOLF b: ABT 1842 in Arkansas
Mother: Sarah ADAMS
Marriage1 J.C. CRAIG m. 16 Oct 1884, Cooke Co., TX - divorced in July 1898
Children
Mezeppi
Lee CRAIG b: Nov 1888 in Indian Territory (Oklahoma)
Marriage 2 John Edward ATTERBERRY b: Apr 1866 in Missouri
Married: 22 Dec 1898 in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) 5
Children
Precious Jewel ATTEBERRY b: 10 Aug 1900 in Johnston Co., Oklahoma
John Quincy ATTEBERRY b: 18 Sep 1902 in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory
Mezeppi Lee Craig m. Inis Reynolds and they had two
sons. Dawson Venon Craig b. 1908 and Mezeppi Wayne Craig b. 1912.
This family is found on the 1910 Stephens County census. Inis died
in childbirth of the youngest son in 1912. The son Dawson Vernon
Craig can be traced till his death in OK in 1977.
M. Lee Craig remarried to Lela Unknown and they had a daughter Sylrene
Craig born about 1918. This family is found in Shawnee Ok for the
1920 census. Mezeppi Lee Craig disappeared and cannot be traced
beyond that 1920 census.
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Urah Lee WOLF - Generation 7
Spouse: DORA MC GINNIS
Marriage: 24 NOV 1889 , Cooke, Texas
Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:
M591604 1882 - 1890 1290677 Film NONE
Children's names: Latty, Asa E., Coy C. Jessie L(Male),
Peal
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1900 Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, 4-Twp
Series: T623 Roll: 1847 Page: 236
Levi Wolf, 31, b.3/1869, TX, AL, AL, farmer, married 10 years (Given
name should have been Urah Lee)
Dora Wolf, 27, b., TX, MO, MO, 5 children only 4 living
Latty Wolf, daughter, 9, b.9/1890, Indian Territory
Asa Wolf, son, 6, b. 2/1894, Indian Terriroty
Coy Wolf, son, 3, b. 3/1897, Indian Territory
Jessey Wolf, son, 1, b. 1/1899, Indian Territory
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1920 Census : Okla. Johnston Co., Myrick Twsp. / ED# 93 / Pg. # 189
Sheet 11-A
Feb. 3rd. & 4th., 1920 / Fam. # 183
Lee Wolf - Rents, 50yrs, married, can R&W, Tx., U.S., U.S., farmer,
General Farm, Employer
Dora (wife) - 45yrs, Tx., Mo., **, can R&W
Pearl ? (dau) - 16yrs, single, in school, can R&W, Tx., Tx., Tx.
Jessie (son) - 21yrs, married, can R&W, Ok., Tx., Tx., laborer, farm
***** ( D-in-Law) - 16yrs, Ok., Mo., Ark.
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1930 Census : Okla. Johnston Co., Myrick Twsp. / Unincorperated Place :
Coleman / District # 16 /
Sheet # 7-B / April 21, 1930 / Fam.# 154
Lee * Wolf -
Owns, 400, has a radio, 61yrs, married, 20yrs old 1st. married, can R&W,
Tx., Ark., Tx., farmer, general farm, owner, not a vet of war.
Dora A. (wife) - 57yrs, 17yrs old at 1st. married, can R&W, Tx., Tx., Tx.
Jessie L. (son) - 31yrs, widowed, can R&W, Ok., Tx., Tx., laborer,
Railroad
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William Wolf - generation 8
WOLFE, WILLIE 26 FRENCH, STELLA 22 20 MAY 1903
MILBURN/NAIL GŠ281 (This is son of Asa M. Wolf)
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1910 Thomas Township, 1 Ward Milburn, Johnston County
Willie Wolf, 34, married 7 yrs; Stella Wolf, 30, TX TN TN; Duglass, 4;
Lucian French, 19, brother in law, TX LA TN
This couple had a daughter after this census
was taken, Clovis Wolf
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1920 Stringtown, Atoka County, OK
William Wolf, 43; Stella, 39, TX AL IN; Douglas, 13; Clovis, daughter, 6.
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1930 Stringtown, Atoka County
Willie Wolf, 53; Stella G, 49; Clovis A, 16.
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STELLA WOLF 22 Feb 1882 - Jun 1977 74063 (Sand Springs, Tulsa Co, OK)
440-16-0328 Oklahoma |
| Ollie May (Wolf) French - generation 7
1910 Thomas Township, 1 Ward Milburn, Johnston County
William D French, 27, TX, teacher in Public Schools
Olie M French, 26 - (This is daughter of Asa M. and Myra Smith Wolf);
Joyce C French, 6; Mildred D French, 4; Vera L French, 3; Warner D French,
6 mos;
Myra Wolf, 58, widow, 5 children born, 3 living; mother in law;
J A French, 17, brother; Lonie R French, 14, brother.
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1920 Garrett, Johnston County
William D. French, 37, lawyer for county; Ollie May (Wolf) French, 35; Joyce, 16; Muldrow,
14; Versa, 12; Warner, 10; Kalita, 7; William, 1 [unable to find anything
on this family for 1930]
Joyce, Muldrow nor Warner never married. Joyce was
vision impared, Muldrow fell from a persimon tree and was impared
following the accident. Warner came out of WWII with war related
problems. Kalita married Peter Ables and had one son.
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Linnie (WOLF) Robinson - generation 7
Linnie married Samuel R. Robinson and had 10 children in the Johnston Co.,
OK vicinity. |
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Mary E. Wolf generation 6 b. 1844 cannot be traced
exactly. I cannot trace
one of these two daughters - Mary and Amanda- and
I believe it most likely to be this one, Mary.
Amanda Wolf generation 6
b. 1849 (as found on 1880 Croyell Co., TX census
with Wolf family and shown to be sister to Asa M. Wolf) cannot be traced
exactly. I find nothing referring to her by the name Amanda except tat one
census record. She was not shown on the AR census with her parents because
she would have been too young perhaps. Or perhaps she was referred to
by another name, Ann. I have nothing to prove that she was the one
referred to as Kate. It is thought that the wife of Dr. Sapp went by
the name of Kate. I just believe she is the one because she was alive in
1880 and with her mother who ended up in Milam County where another daughter was
living. The age is the thing that does not seem to check out.
Name: Kate T. Wolf
Sex: F
Death: 1947 in Milan Co. Tex.
Marriage 1 Monroe C. Sapp b: 29 Sep 1864 in Butler Co. Ala.
Married: 3 Sep 1891 in Milam Co. Tex.
Children
Pope Sapp b: 13 Dec 1892 in Milam Co. Tex.
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Dr. Sapp's wife was Kate Wolf and suppose to be the daughter of George
Washington and Malinda McFelch Wolf as listed in Warren Wolf's notes. According
to 1920 census the wife of Dr. Sapp was 57 and that would mean she was born
about 1863. That does not fit with any data I can find. The youngest child of
George Washington Wolf was born in 1849 and would have been Amanda. I do
not know which of the daughters, Amanda or Mary E. was the wife of Dr. Sapp or
if in fact either daughter was his wife.
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On the census record there is a daughter Mary E. and she may have been called
Kate but no proof.
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On the census record there was a daughter Amanda or Ann and she may have been
called Kate but no proof.
1930 Census, Monroe C. Sapp is 51 and wife is 57.
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