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Daughters of the American Revolution, Lineage Books (DAR, Ancestry.com), vol. 86, page 24. ID #85063.
Information sent to T.Mason on 26 Nov 2007 by Denise Jensen. "On 2 Oct 1884, the Yorkville Enquirer ran a personal mention that Dr. A.Y. Cartwright had left for a course in the study of Dentistry in the Vanderbilt University at Nashville, Tenn. The article also mentions that he would be returning the First of March to continue his practice with Dr. W.M. Walker. On 22 Jan 1885, Dr. Walker ran another ad letting their patrons know that Dr. Cartwright would be returning in the 1st of March and listed the practice as Walker & Cartwright. The paper seems to mention many of Adams doings publicly. One wonders if he was very popular and handsome. If he was a good-looking, young single Doctor, a number of hearts might have been broken when the 10 Nov 1886, Yorkville Enquirer ran the following wedding announcement of Dr. Cartwright.
"Last week two citizen of Yorkville yielded to the allurements of matrimony and were led willing captive in Hymens silken chains. On Wednesday our clever young dentist, Dr. A.Y. Cartwright, and Miss Carrie W. Campbell, were married at the residence of the father of the bride, Dr. A.P. Campbell, of Clover, the Ceremony being performed at 9 A.M., by Rev. M.R. Kirkpatrick, immediately after which the bridal couple took their departure for Yorkville, to occupy the neat cottage with Dr. Cartwright recently had built on East Liberty St.""
Information sent to T.Mason on 26 Nov 2007 by Denise Jensen. "The WWI Draft Registration card for him showed he already had some military experience in the ROTC at Fort Ogle Thorpe, GA. He was currently a Piano Salesman and single when he registered 29 May 1917. By the time, the war was in full swing he was in the service and in training at Camp Jackson. The Yorkville Enquirer on 22 Jan 1918 stated that Thomas had been made a Second Lieutenant. Later he is with his wife, no name given, visiting his father A.Y. Cartwright, 26 Feb 1918. Again, on 11 Jun 1918 a news article stated he is visiting his family. On 16 Aug 1918, the paper listed that Dr. A.Y. Cartwright had received a telegram announcing the safe arrival of Thomas overseas. About a month after the telegram, the visit of Mrs. T.F. Cartwright with Adam and his family was announced on 24 Sept 1918. Mrs. T.F. Cartwright visited again 3 Oct 1919. A marriage record will need to be located to gain more information on her full name. The 1920 census shows Thomas and Maude Cartwright living in the Catawba division of Rock Hill. He was working in Real Estate... ."
CEMETERY-HYPERLINK: [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgrayso/ceme-vanalstyne.html ] "CARTWRIGHT T S 1862 1939 DOCTOR"
CEMETERY-HYPERLINK: [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgrayso/ceme-vanalstyne.html ] "CARTWRIGHT LEVENIA T 09 MAR 1864 29 JUL 1893 W/O- T S CARTWRIGHT "
CEMETERY-HYPERLINK: [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgrayso/ceme-vanalstyne.html ] "CARTWRIGHT SAMUEL M 19 DEC 1891 06 JUL 1965 TEXAS. PFC BATTERY B 345TH FIELD ARTILLERY WW I"
New Orleans Passenger Lists, 1820-1945
Name: Samuel Cartwright
Arrival Date: 6 Jul 1931
Age: 39
Gender: Male
Port of Departure: Havana, Cuba
Ship Name: Parismina
Port of Arrival: New Orleans, Louisiana
Birthplace: Texas,Van Alstyne
National Archives' Series Number: T905_141
CEMETERY-HYPERLINK: [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgrayso/ceme-vanalstyne.html ] "CARTWRIGHT ALMA 02 AUG 1899 09 JUN 1917 D/O- T S & MATTIE CARTWRIGHT "
CEMETERY-HYPERLINK: [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgrayso/ceme-vanalstyne.html ] "CARTWRIGHT T S 1862 1939 DOCTOR"
CEMETERY-HYPERLINK: [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgrayso/ceme-vanalstyne.html ] "CARTWRIGHT T S 1862 1939 DOCTOR"
David came to Caviess Co in 1871 and worked for Rev Daniel Yeiser and married Molly, his daughter.
She and sister Carrie died of scarlet fever.
Known by grandchildren as Pop and Mom Issie. Were "1st double cousins" to Molly & David. Close families.
RESEARCHER: Howard Yeiser. Vina cared for her mother and father until their death at their home, which she inherited, N.E. corner of cross roads, Utica.
SOURCE: (1) Information supplied by Howard Yeiser. Called "Will." He had a peg leg. Raised a family of nine children. His wife, Alice Nall was a sister to Cora Nall who married M. Daniel Yeiser, brother of Will's, thus creating double first cousins.
(2) Information from Family Group Sheets supplied by Marilyn Garrison, correspondence 1 May 1998.
(3) Daviess Co., KY Marriage Bond Book X, 1889: "W. C. Yeiser & Alice Nall 6/9 Apr by Dey @ J. Nall's Sur: Willie T. Frakes, Wit: Junius May & Jessey Nall."
(4) Listed in Daviess County, Kentucky Census Records, 1900, as head of household, aged 35 years, married 11 yrs. born in KY.
(1) Information supplied by Howard Yeiser.
(2) Listed as wife in Daviess County, Kentucky Census Records, 1900, aged 36 yrs. Has had 6 children, 6 are living, born in KY.
"A HISTORY OF THE DAVIESS-McLEAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION IN KENTUCKY, 1844-1943" by Wendell H. Rone. Probably published in 1944 by Messenger Job Printing Co., Inc., Owensboro, Kentucky, pp. 483-484. Used by permission. [Daviess]
DEACON MAPLE DAN YEISER: The subject of this sketch was born near Red Hill, Daviess County, Kentucky, on March 2, 1869, and is the son of Elder Daniel E. and Helen Newton Yeiser. He is the youngest child among five boys and one girl. He was reared on his father's farm and has continued to make that his home to the present time, following the occupation of farming.
Our brother attended the common schools near his home and for a short time was a student in the West Kentucky College, South Carrollton, Kentucky.
As he was surrounded by a Christian atmosphere in the home, his father being a devoted minister of the Gospel, we find him making a profession of faith at the Red Hill School House at the age of fourteen under his father's preaching. He was baptized by his father into the fellowship of the Sugar Grove Baptist Church. He held his membership with this Church until the year 1893 when he became a charter member of the Red Hill Baptist Church. He is one of the few charter members of the Church still living. He was elected as the first clerk of the Church serving in the years 1893 to 1904 and again from 1906 to 1911. He has been a deacon of the Church since the year 1902 and has served as the Moderator for some time.
For the past fifty years he has missed but few of the meetings of the Association often serving as a messenger from his Church. He has also represented his Church on the Executive Mission Board.
Brother Yeiser was united in marriage to Miss Cora Nall on January 24, 1894. Six children, four boys and two girls, blessed this union. It is a blessing and benediction to one to have the acquaintance and friendship of this humble and good man. He is a worthy son of a worthy father who served the Churches of this Association for over fifty years. We thank God for this faithful father and this faithful son.
Brother Yeiser's preacher father lived with him until his death and is buried in the old cemetery on the home place. He lived to the advanced age of ninety-five years and six months. During the last few years of his life he was unable to carry on in the work of the Lord but gently awaited the summons from on high.(1) Information supplied by Howard Yeiser. Had six children.
(2) Information supplied by Beverly G. Yeiser, Sr.
(3) Unknown source: 1870 Census lists Daniel age 45, Hellen age 37, Mary C. age 19, Charles age 16, Morgan age 8, Maple age 1. (Adds note: 2nd child Walker, had died as a child, 5th child "Will", was not listed in this census.)
(4) Marilyn Garrison, correspondence 1 May 1998.
(5) Yeiser Newsletter, June 1998, Issue 2, p. 5. Dorothy Miller of California states that Mape Yeiser attended South Carrolton Kentucky College.
(6) Listed as head of household in Daviess County, Kentucky Census Records, 1900, aged 31 yrs., married 7 yrs., born in KY.
(1) Information supplied by Howard Yeiser. Father was Horace Nall. Had six children.
(2) Marilyn Garrison, correspondence 1 May 1998. Gives name as Cora Ellen Nall.
(3) Cora E. Nall Yeiser Family Bible; Philadelphia: John C. Winston Company; King James Version, in possession of Ronnie Salmon, Utica, KY. Supplied June 1999. Entry: This Certifies that Maple D. Yeiser and Cora E. Nall were united by me in Holy Matrimony on January 24, 1894 at H. B. Nalls - Bride home - in accordance with the Laws of the State of Kentucky. Witnesses: Mr. and Mrs. William Riley; Miss Clara Hunt, Rev B F Hagan, Minister.
(4) Listed as wife in Daviess County, Kentucky Census Records, 1900, aged 29 yrs., married 7 yrs., born in KY, had 3 children, all living.