Arbella DUMAS
Sex: F
AKA: Adella Caroline 1
Individual Information
Birth: 13 Oct 1851 - Abbeville, Lafayette, Mississippi, USA 1
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Parents
Father: John Brashier DUMAS 2 3
Mother: Caroline 2 3
Spouses and Children
1. *Monroe NORRIS 4
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2. Mathias HARDIN 4
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Arlington Chesterfield DUMAS
Sex: M
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Birth: 1842 - , , Mississippi, USA 3
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Father: Winchester DUMAS 3
Mother: Living
Arthur P. DUMAS
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1867 - ,, Tennessee, USA 7
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Death: Bef 1890 8
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Events
• He had a residence on 14 Jul 1870 in Red Fork, Desha Co., AR. 9
Parents
Father: William Benjamin DUMAS 10 11 12 13
Mother: Elizabeth H. EDMONDS 14 15
Audrey Lee DUMAS
Sex: F
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Birth: 1923 16
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Death: 1998 16
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Father: Jesse Eugene DUMAS 17 18 19
Mother: Nancy Jane BOYETTE 20 21
Augusta DUMAS
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1848 - Abbeville, Lafayette, Mississippi, USA 1 22
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• She had a residence on 26 Nov 1850 in Subdivision 23, Choctaw, Mississippi, USA. 23
Parents
Father: John Brashier DUMAS 2 3
Mother: Caroline 2 3
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1850 U.S. Census, Subdivision 23, Choctaw Co., MS Page 98 26 November 1850 Dwelling 800, Family 800, Line 15 - 21 John Dumas, 44, Male, Merchant, $1300, South Carolina Caroline Dumas, 33, Female, South Carolina William Dumas, 12, Male, Mississippi Pinkney Dumas, 10, Male, Mississippi Thomas Dumas, 8, Male, Mississippi James Dumas, 4, Male, Mississippi Augusta Dumas, 2, Female, Mississippi 23
Aurelius Whitfield DUMAS
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 1842 - , , Mississippi, USA 3
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Death: 15 Oct 1915 - Wapanucka, Johnston, Oklahoma, USA 3
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• Military: enlisted C.S.A., May 1861, Lynchburg, Lynchburg, Virginia, USA. 3 He served as First Sergeant, Co. I, 11th Alabama Volunteers until 3 Apr 1865. He was captured in late summer then parolled. His army records show his home as Cransfordsville, Mississippi.
• He had a residence in 1900 in Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, USA. 3
Parents
Father: Winchester DUMAS 3
Mother: Living
Spouses and Children
1. *Margaret ELLWOOD 3
Marriage: 8 Feb 1869 - , Tipton, Tennessee, USA 24
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Avery L. DUMAS
Sex: M
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Birth: 1897 25
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Father: David Dickerson DUMAS 25
Mother: Ada GILBERT 25
Azariah DUMAS
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 1780 - ,, North Carolina, USA 28 29 30
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Death: 1851 - , Wilcox, Alabama, USA 31
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• He worked as a Farmer. 32
• He signed a will 7 July 1849 in Wilcox Co., AL.
• He had a residence in 1839 in , Wilcox, Alabama, USA. 31
• He had a residence on 7 Jul 1849 in , Wilcox, Alabama, USA. 33
• He had a residence on 1 Oct 1850 in , Wilcox, Alabama, USA. 32
Parents
Father: David DUMAS Sr. 30 31 34 35
Mother: Sarah MOORMAN 30 31 35
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary HARRIS 27 30 31 36
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1. Eveline DUMAS 37 38
2. Living
3. Obadiah DUMAS 39 40
4. Winefred Ann DUMAS 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
5. Mary DUMAS 48 49
2. Susannah HARE 50 51 52
Marriage: 26 Dec 1824 - , Wilcox, Alabama, USA 27 53
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Children:
1. Lafayette DUMAS 54 55
2. Wade Hampton DUMAS 56 57
3. Charity DUMAS 32
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Wilcox County, Alabama Wills
Will of Azariah Dumas
Transcribed by Pamela Pearson
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State of Alabama, Wilcox County
In the name of God, Amen. I, Azariah Dumas of the County of Wilcox and State of Alabama, being feeble of body but of Sound mind thanks be unto God for the Same, Do make ordain and publish this to be my last will and testament in (?) and form following.
First: I consign my body to the dust and my Soul to God who gave it.
Second: I wish all my just debts to be paid.
Third: I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife during her (lifetime?) the following Slaves, to wit: Toney, Little Silva, Rachel, (name cut off in margin), Fanney, Oran, and Bet. Also, Household & Kitchen furniture, One Horse, Two Mules, One Ox Waggon, 1 Yoke of Oxen, one third of the balance of the Stock, not otherwise Willed. (Corn?) and fodder for the first, together with meat, sugar, and coffee. One third of all plantation tools, Blacksmith tools and Iron and the following described land, to wit: the West half of South West quarter of Section nineteen together with the dwelling house, all out houses, Gin House, and Screw (?), also the West half of South East quarter of Section nineteen, and the East half of SW ¬ section nineteen, all Township Thirteen range Five East & at her death the s(ame?) to be divided as shall be herein after mentioned, and expressed.
Fourth: To my daughter, Eveline Watkins, I give and bequeath the Sum of fifty dollars, and all she has got from me previously.
Fifth: To my Daughter, Melvina Horton I give and bequeath 1 Gil(?) Toria? Jum, Pegg's Bill, and Lem, also the east half of the North East Quarter of Section Twenty five Township thirteen, Range four East, together with what I have previously given her.
Sixth: To my son, Obadiah Dumas, I give and bequeath the following Slaves, Allen, Major, big Silva and he c (margin cuts off this word) Caroline and the following land, to wit, The East half of the North East Quarter of Section Nineteen, Township Thirteen Range Five East, together with what I have previously given him.
Seventh: To my Son Lafayette Dumas I give and bequeath the following Slaves, Ben, Sam, Eliza, Mary, and Pat also 1 Bed and furniture, 2 cows and claves (sic), 2 Sows and Pigs, 1 Mule or Horse, and the following land, the East half of South West Quarter of Section Six Township thirteen, also the East half of North East Quarter of North West Quarter section Seven of Township thirteen all in Range five east, and at the death of my wife the following land, the W < of SE ¬ of Sec 19 also the East half of East < of SW ¬ of Section 19 Township 13 Range 5 East, to have and to hold the same during his natural life, and at his death to the Lawful heirs of his body in case of death without Lawful heirs, to be equally divided between Wade Hampton Dumas, Wincy Autery, and Mary Hawkins.
Eighth: To my son Wade Hampton Dumas I give and bequeath the following Slaves, Luke, William Haley and John, 1 Bed and furniture, 2 Cows & Calves, 2 Sows & Pigs, 1 Mule or Horse also the following land, to wit the W < of NE ¬ of Sec 19 Range 5 East the W < of SW ¬ of Section Six, The W < of NE ¬ of NW ¬ of Section Seven Township Thirteen Range five East. And at the death of my wife, the following land, the W < of SW ¬ and the West < of the E < of SW (?) all in Section Nineteen Township 13 Range 5 East, together with the dwelling house, out houses, Gin House and Screw(?) to have & to hold the same during his natural life and at his death to the lawful heirs of his body, in case of death without lawful heirs to be equally divided between Lafayette Dumas, Wincy Autery and Mary Hawkins.
Ninth: To my daughter Wincy who intermarried with Elijah Autery I give and bequeath the following Slaves, to wit, Harriet, Susan, Nell and Edward, 1 Mule or Horse also the following land (to wit) the East Half of North West ¬ of Section thirty (?) Township 13 Range 5 East, to have and to hold, unto her and the Lawful heirs of her body together with what I have previously given her.
Tenth: To my daughter Mary who intermarried with Thomas B. Hawkins, Jr. I give and bequeath the following Slaves Lucy, Sarah, Mingo Jim and Jenney 1 Mule or Horse and the following land to wit The W < of NW ¬ of Section 30 Township 13 of Range 5 East to have and to hold unto her and the lawful heirs of her body, with whatever I have given her.
12th : To Nancy one born in the family, I give and bequeath unto her the Sum of five dollars, as her share of my estate.
11th: To my Two Grandchildren Charity and Mary Dumas I give and bequeath the following Slaves, Peggy, Albert, and Adolphus and the following land (to wit) The W < of NE ¬ of Section 25 Township 13 of Range four East to have and to hold unto them and the lawful heirs of their body.
13th: It is my will and desire that at the death of my wife, all the property not otherwise willed, that I have given to (her?) together with the increase of the Slaves Shall be equally divided between my sons Obadiah, Lafayette and Wade Hampton and my daughters Melvina Horton, Wincy Autery, and Mary Hawkins and to the lawful heirs of their bodies.
14th: The balance of my property not specified in the foregoing is to be sold and after all my just debts and all necessary expenses to be equally divided between my children Specified in Item 13th.
I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my friend Henry Hatch as my Executor to this my last will and testament. Witness my hand & Seal this 7th day July 1849.
Azariah Dumas (SEAL) Signed in Presence of J. E. Dumas P. D. Stafford V. J. Grigsby 33
Baily DUMAS
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1902 - , Henry, Tennessee, USA 58
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• He had a residence on 28 Apr 1910 in Civil District 2, Henry, Tennessee, USA. 58
Parents
Father: Edmund Deberry DUMAS 30
Mother: Effie Thompson HOWARD 30
Barbara June DUMAS
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 16 Jun 1930 - Ukiah, Mendocino, California, USA 59 60 61 62 63 64
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Death: 25 Jul 1983 - Reno, Washoe, Nevada, USA 60 64 65 66 67 68
Burial: 29 Jul 1983 - Russian River Cemetery, Ukiah, Mendocino, California, USA 60 65 67 69
Events
• She worked as a Homemaker. 60
• Soc Sec Num: 565-34-8839. 65
• She had a residence on 14 Nov 1963 in Ukiah, Mendocino, California, USA. 70
• She had a residence on 23 Oct 1969 in Reno, Washoe, Nevada, USA. 71
Parents
Father: Marion Sylvestor DUMAS 65
Mother: Lola Mereta BALL 60 72 73 74
Spouses and Children
1. Living
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1. Living
2. Living
Children:
1. Living
2. Tobin Patrick COHEN 60
3. Living
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Ukiah Daily Journal 28 July 1983Marriage Notes (Charles Gail Brumback)
Barbara June Cohen
Barbara June Cohen, 58, of Reno, died of a heart attack in Reno, Nev. Monday, July 25. Born June 16, 1930 in Ukiah, Mrs. Cohen, a homemaker, had attended schools here in Ukiah, graduating from the Ukiah Union High School. She had been a resident of Reno for the past 18 years.
She is survived by her husband, Darby Cohen of Reno; children, Robert Cohen of Loyalton, Calif., Tobin and M. Todd Cohen, both of Reno, Nev. Her mother, Lola Wilson of Ukiah and a brother Ronald Dumas of Citrus Heights also survive.
Services will be held at the Eversole Mortuary Friday, July 29, 2 p.m. with Rev. William Duncan officiating. Burial will be in Ukiah Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Corky McDonald, Carlton Gibbs, Paul Luksza, Bob Rield, Larry Horning and Bob Rogina. 60
There is no listing for Barbara Dumas in the 1949 California Marriage Brides Index for 1949-1955. There is an entry for her marriage to Darby Cohen in 1956.Marriage Notes (Alvin Eugene Cohen)
"Brumback-Cohen Wedding Vows Said At Home Ceremony Friday Evening"
The bride wore brown, a smart wool street dress, with white accessories when Barbara Brumback and Darby Cohen took their wedding vows Friday eve in the Vernon Wilson home on Willow avenue. Her corsage was a white orchid with stephanotis. The bridegroom also wore brown for the 7 o'clock ceremony at which the bride's uncle, Superior Judge Lilburn Gibson, read the vows.
Mrs. Eulis Briggs, matron of honor wore an attractive pink wool dress with orchid corsage. Robert Reid, a high school classmate now attending college in San Francisco, was best man.
Only family members of the bride's family and the bridegroom's people witnessed the ceremony. The bride's mother, Mrs. Vernon Wilson, was in a beige knit suit with orchid corsage, and Mrs. Dan Cohen, mother of the bridegroom, wore a brown knit dress with orchid corsage.
At 8 o'clock there was a reception for the other relatives and friends at the municipal clubhouse. Punch and bride's cake were served. The wedding gifts were on a special table with wedding bells as background.
After a brief honeymoon, the newlyweds are now at home at 417 McPeak Street.
While the ceremony was quietly solemnized it holds an important place among the season's events due to the prominence of the families of the young couple. 75