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http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~usfgs/ "BENNETT, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, settled in the Pecan Grove-Harmony Ridge community more than fifty years ago. Mrs. Bennett was the former Miss Millie Armstrong. They were the parents of several sons and daughters; among those who have lived in San Saba County and have married members of other pioneer San Saba County families are the following: Effie, now Mrs. M. O. Patton of Harmony Ridge; Lola, now Mrs. Sherman Low of Glendale, Wyoming and Wayne B Bennett, who married the former Miss Alice Fox of Shaw Bend. Wayne Bennett is now serving his third term as San Saba County Commissioner of Precinct No. 1. During the active years of his life, Mr Bennett, Sr., was engaged in farming and livestock work. He served as a deputy sheriff during the years when the railroad was being built through San Saba. Ex-Sheriff Hugh Miller is the authority for the statement that Albert Bennett fearlessly and conscientiously performed his duty while serving under him in that capacity, much of the work during a time when it took a real man to handle the situation since construction work usually brings a rather lawless element to a new section. As a young man, Mr Bennett lived in Wyoming and prior to the first World War, he and Mrs. Bennett returned there to live." -------------------------------------------------------------- (received from Greg Henderson) family record Marriages Mr. Albert Bennett Mrs. Millie Armstrong July 29, 1889 Mrs. Effie Bennett Mr. Mark Patton October 20, 1907 Mr. Wayne Bennett Miss Alice Fox Feb. 4, 1912 Miss Lola Bennett Mr. Sherman Low April 13, 1913 Mr. Alvis Bennett Miss Mildred Besst February 18, 1929 Taken from the Family Bible of Albert and Millie Bennett Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming family record Births Albert Bennett born Aug. 19, 1869 Millie Armstrong Bennett born May 3, 1869 Effie A. Bennett born Oct. 16, 1889 Elmo F. Bennett born Jan 14, 1891 Wayne B. Bennett born Sept 28, 1892 Lola L. Bennett born May 13, 1895 Alvis G. Bennett born March 28, 1908 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. M.O. Patton Marcus Glenn Patton born Oct. 4, 1908 Effie Gladys Patton born Aug 29, 1910 Elmo Travis Patton born May 29, 1912 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Bennett Margarete Alberta Bennett born Aug. 26, 1912 Leta Elizabeth Bennett born Dec. 26, 1914 James Elton Bennett born Aug. 3, 1922 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. S. S. Low Nila Juanita Low born July 17, 1917 Easter Wyoma Low born April 4, 1920 Taken from Albert & Millie Bennett Family Bible Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming Family record Deaths Elmo F. Bennett died May 21, 1908 age 17 years, 5 months, 7 days Alberta Bennett died Sept. 28, 1919 age 7 years, 1 months, 2 days Wylda Bennett died Jeb. 12, 1921 age 10 yrs, 10 mths, 26 days Sarah Jane Armstrong born May 12, 1843 (mother of Millie Bennett) died Feb. 25, 1926 age 82 yrs, 9 mths, 3 days. Albert Bennett born Aug 19, 1859 died Feb. 7, 1938 77 yrs,8 mths,19 days Millie A. Bennett born May 3, 1869 died Oct. 17,1944 75 yrs,5 mths,14 days Elmo Travis Patton born May 29, 1912 died Feb. 7,1937 24 yrs,8 mths, 8 days Sherman Low born March 9,1891 died April 20,1958 67 yrs,1 mo,11days Albert Armstrong Bennett born Nov 1, 1912 died June 7,1995 82 yrs,7 mo. Taken from the Family Bible of Albert and Millie Bennett Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming Accession Nr: 904762 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 4/28/1923 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, ALBERT Land Office: Cheyenne US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead EntryOriginal (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 021745 Total Acres: 319.68 Misc. Doc. Nr: 0 Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYC 0021745 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WE½SW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSE¼NW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNE¼NW¼11 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 22 Platte remarks: lot 2 or nwne quarter WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 32 Platte remarks: lot 3 or nenw quarter Accession Nr: 904763 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 4/28/1923 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, ALBERT Land Office: Cheyenne US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: Yes Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: December 29, 1916: Homestead Entry-Stock Raising (39 Stat. 862) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 025486 Total Acres: 319.9 Misc. Doc. Nr: 0 Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYC 0025486 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WW½SW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSE¼NE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNE¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼NW¼11 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 42 Platte remarks: lot 4 or nwnw quarter Birth: Aug. 19, 1859 Williamson County Texas, USA Death: Feb. 7, 1938 Wheatland Platte County Wyoming, USA Burial: Horseshoe Cemetery Glendo Platte County Wyoming, USA Plot: Block 7 Page: received on CD per USPS from Greg Henderson Handbook of Texas Online, s.v. "," http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/SS/fsc31.html (accessed May 28, 2007). SCOTT, ZACHARY THOMSON (1880-1964). Zachary Thomson Scott, physician, son of Lewis and Abby (Boyle) Scott, was born on December 25, 1880, at Fort Worth, Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas Medical School at Galveston in 1903. While a medical student residing in St. Mary's Hospitalqv he was responsible for rescuing scores of patients trapped by the rising waters produced by the Galveston hurricane of 1900.qv After graduation he began his practice in Clifton, Bosque County. In 1909 he moved to Austin, where with Thomas J. Bennett he established the Austin Sanitarium and developed a lifelong interest in the Texas Tuberculosis Association. He instituted the sale of tuberculosis seals in Texas. During World War Iqv Scott served as a lieutenant commander in the navy and was in charge of a unit at the naval hospital in Gulfport, Mississippi. After the war Scott and Frank C. Gregg established the Scott-Gregg Clinic in Austin in 1923. Scott retired from his practice in 1947 and began breeding cattle on a farm near Buda; he crossed Santa Gertrude with Herefords for a new breed he called San Gerfords. Scott married Sallie Lee Masterson on June 2, 1909; they were the parents of two daughters and a son, Zachary Thomson Scott, Jr.,qv who became a well-known actor. Scott died in Austin on January 19, 1964, and was buried in Austin Memorial Park. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Cattleman, February 1964. Vertical Files, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ UT Southwestern Medical Center, Texas Physicians Historical Biographical Database, (http://www4.utsouthwestern.edu/library/doctors/doctors.cfm?alpha=B) Found 39 reference(s) for Thomas Joshua Bennett Reference: "A case of multiple fibroid complicating pregnancy," Tex. Med. News 5:538-541, Oct. 1896 Reference: "A case of plantar neuritis with reaction of the plantar cutaneous nerve: recovery," Tex.Med. J. 6:341-342, Feb. 1891 Reference: "A case of traumatic tetanus treated by hot water baths," Tex. Med. J. 3:75-77, Sept. 1887 Reference: "Differentiation between chancre and chancroid, with table," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 1:310-315, Jan. 1886 Reference: "How to prevent after-pains," Tex. Med. J. 7:213-217, Dec. 1891 Reference: "Hydrocephalus, with report of a case," Tex. Med. News 6:56-59, Dec. 1896. Illus. Reference: "Hyperchlohydria," Tex. Med. News 10:1-7, Nov. 1900 Reference: "Intussusception, with report of a case," Tex. Med. News 5:58-61, Dec. 1895. Illus. Reference: "A more liberal diet in typhoid fever," Tex. Med. News 7:407-413, August 1898 Reference: "The first pan-American medical congress," Tex. Sanitarian 2:457-466, Sept. 1893 Reference: "Experiments to test the antagonismbetween strychnia and urethan, and between strychnia and chloral," Trans. Tex. St. Med. Assoc. 19:177-182, 1887 Reference: "Hemorroids, fissures and fistula in ano, and their treatment," Tex. Med. J.4:109-117, Sept. 1888 Reference: "How to prevent after-pains," Trans. Tex. St. Med. Assoc. 23:167-169, 1891 Reference: "The national sin of ommision," Trans. Tex. Med. Assoc. 26:287-297, 1894 Reference: "The national sin of omission," Tex. Sanitarian 3:267-276, May 1894 Reference: "A new forceps for intestinal anastomosis," Tex. Med. News 8:270-272, April 1899 Reference: "Our New York letter," Tex. Med. News 8:8-11, Nov. 1898 Reference: "Our New York notes," Tex. Med. News 8:115-118, Jan. 1899 Reference: "Our new York letter," Tex. Med. News 8:165-168, Feb. 1899 Reference: "Our New York letter," Tex. Med. News 8:229-230, March 1899 Reference: "Rectal feeding," Tex. Med. News 15:383-388, June 1906 Reference: "A remarkable case of elephantiasis," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 5:52-53, August 1889 Reference: "Some interesting cases in surgery," Tex. Med. News 11:183-186, Feb. 1902 Reference: "Some remarks on the operation for hernia," Tex. Med. J. 20:259-262, Jan. 1905 Reference: "Splenectomy: axial rotation and death of spleen - recovery," Tex. Med. News 10:703-706, Oct. 1901 Reference: Tex. Med. J. 6:401-403, March 1891 Reference: Tex. Med. J. 19:486, May 1904 Reference: "The treatment of anal fistulae without cutting operation," Trans. Tex. St. Med. Assoc. 21:112-114, 1889 Reference: "A treatment for fistula in ano without cutting operation," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 8:390-393, April 1893 Criticism by Will B. Davis: 8:511-512, June 1893 Reference: "Treatment of pneumonia," Tex. Med. J. 4:325-330, Feb. 1889 Reference: Tex. Med. J. 19:399, April 1904 Reference: "Typhoid fever," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 1:12-15, July 1885 Reference: "Intussusception, with report of a case," Tex. Med. News 5:58-61, 1895-96 Reference: "A modern treatment of hemorrhoids," Tex. Med. J. 11:64-69, 1895-96 Reference: "Report of a case of outward dislocation of the knee," Tex. Med. J. 9:505, 1893-94 Reference: Red, George Plunkett (Mrs.). The medicine man in Texas. Houston: Standard Printing and Lithographing Co., 1930, pp.321-322. OCLC 17340684 Reference: Tex. Sanitarian 4:185-187, March 1895 Reference: TSJM, 17:47-48, June, 1921. Port. Reference: 1930. Red, George Plunkett. The Medicine Man in Texas.Houston, TX:Standard Printing and Lithographing Co., pg. 321-22. http://mcgovern.library.tmc.edu/MedManTX/P321.htm TSJM = Texas State Journal of Medicine (OCLC #:1779320) _UPD = 10 JUN 2008 13:55:10 GMT-6 -------------------------------------------------------------------- http://files.usgwarchives.net/tx/milam/newspapers/her1904.txt Cameron Herald B Thur., 26 May 1904 Marriage Licenses: Alex Brown to Alberta Granison; Charlie Brown to Lula Cobb Sickness - Dr. T. J. Bennett of Austin, while assisting in the operation on Mrs. Chas. Williams last week, stuck a small piece of bone in one of his fingers and contracted blood poison. He has grown worse and is in very critical condition. ------------------------------------------------------------------- THE TEXAS SANITARIAN, edited by Dr. T J Bennett, of Austin, Texas ------------------------------------------------------------------------ President Austin Automobile Club 1904 ------------------------------------------------------ SOURCES Doctors Sustain Injuries Date: 1910-11-29; page 3 Paper: Dallas Morning News ----------------------------------------------- Doctors' Election Closes Convention Date: 1921-05-13; page 4 Paper: Fort Worth Star-Telegram ----------------------------------------------------- Hurt in Auto Accident Date: 1905-01-30; page 5 Paper: Dallas Morning News ----------------------------------------------------- Medical Graduates Date: 1883-03-30; page 2 Paper: Times-Picayune ------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas J Bennett Morrison & Fourmy's General Directory of the City of Austin, 1900-1901. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61100/ ------------------------------------------------------------ partnership page 16 Title Zachary Scott: Hollywood's sophisticated cad Hollywood legends series Author Ronald L. Davis Edition illustrated Publisher Univ. Press of Mississippi, 2006 --------------------------------------------------------------- Practicing Physician Certifies Automobile Promotes Public Health Date: 1917-12-02; Part 5, Page 7 Paper: Dallas Morning News ---------------------------------------------------------------- automobile club Motor age, Volume 5 Published 1904 Original from the University of Michigan Digitized Oct 26, 2009 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Convicted of Abortion The Alabama Medical Journal, Volume 14 Medical Association of the State of Alabama Publisher s.n., 1901 Original from Harvard University Digitized Jun 26, 2008 ---------------------------------------------------------- Dr and Mrs Bennett Are Here From Austin The Lubbock Avalanche (NA) 11 Apr 1922, page 1 Year of Birth: 1854 Year of Death: 1921Note: now at Ancestry.com Name: Thomas Joshua Bennett Birth Date: 21 Jan 1854 Birth Place: Austin, TX Death Date: 16 Mar 1927 Death Place: Austin, TX Type Practice: Allopath Practice Specialities: Austin, TX, 1883 Licenses: TX Practice Dates Places: Austin, TX, 1883 Medical School: Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans: Univ. of LA Med. Dept., 1883, (G) Education: Greenwood Masonic Inst., Trinity Univ. JAMA Citation: 88:1920 Cause of Death: angina pectoris; (M) In March, 1884, Dr. Bennett moved to Austin, where he has practiced for the past 37 years. During the first eight years of his practice in Austin he was a member of the firm of Morris and Bennett. For the next fifteen years he was a member of the firm of Bennett and Hudson, and now is the senior partner in the firm of Bennett, Weller and Weller. For nine years he was connected with Seton Infirmary, doing both general practice and surgery, and for eight years he practiced surgery exclusively in the Austin Presbyterian Sanitarium. For sixteen years he lectured on surgical subjects to nursing classes of these hospitals. In 1885 Dr. Bennett was married to Miss Amanda Hume of Austin, who died in 1892. He subsequently married Mrs. Emily (Hostetter) Daniel. Dr. Bennett during his entire professional life has been an active worker for organized medicine. In fact, he has been looked upon by many of his confreres as one of the chief corner stones of that structure. He was a member of the first Board of Councilors, following the reorganization under the then new American Medical Association plan, and shared all of the trials, tribulations and glories of that immortal group. He has, with a brief interval here and there, served continuously since that time?18 years, not counting the intervals just referred to. He has served as both secretary and president of his county and district societies, and has also been a vice-president of the State Medical Association. He has for many years been a Fellow of the American Medical Association and is a member of the American Public Health Association. He is U. S. Pension Examiner at Austin, and served as chairman of the District Board of Medical Examiners throughout the World War. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church and is a Mason of high degree. Dr. Bennett has been a conservative but consistent contributor to medical literature. He was the founder of the Texas Sanitarium, subsequently the Texas Medical News and now Medical Insurance and Health Conservation, to which he contributed much in the way of editorial matter and otherwise. The following are the titles of some of his papers, which were published in various medical journals: "Typhoid Fever, a Case With Unusual Complications;" "Differentiation Between Chancre and Chancroid, with Table;" "A Case of Traumatic Tetanus Successfully Treated by Hot Water Baths;" "Hemorrhoids, Fissures and Fistula in Ano, and Their Treatment;" "Treatment of Pneumonia;" "A Remarkable Case of Elephantiasis;" "A Case of Plantar Neuritis with Resection of the Plantar Cutaneous Nerve, Recovery;" "How to Prevent After Pains;" "Perineal Prostatectomy;" "Splenectomy, Axial Rotation and Death of Spleen, Recovery;" "A Treatment for Fistula in Ano Without a Cutting Operation;" "The First Pan-American Medical Congress;" "The Nation's Sin of Omission;" "Drains and Drainage." The Journal is pleased to present herewith a very good likeness of our honored President. We congratulate the profession on the election .of "this grim-visaged veteran, fresh from the battlefields of misery and sorrow, this gray-haired victor of 10,000 contests with disease and death," to quote from the nominating speech which made him President-elect. He will make us a good President and we are looking to him for results.Page: accessed, downloaded; 3 December 2011; pages 321-322 Handbook of Texas Online, s.v. "," http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/SS/fsc31.html (accessed May 28, 2007). SCOTT, ZACHARY THOMSON (1880-1964). Zachary Thomson Scott, physician, son of Lewis and Abby (Boyle) Scott, was born on December 25, 1880, at Fort Worth, Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas Medical School at Galveston in 1903. While a medical student residing in St. Mary's Hospitalqv he was responsible for rescuing scores of patients trapped by the rising waters produced by the Galveston hurricane of 1900.qv After graduation he began his practice in Clifton, Bosque County. In 1909 he moved to Austin, where with Thomas J. Bennett he established the Austin Sanitarium and developed a lifelong interest in the Texas Tuberculosis Association. He instituted the sale of tuberculosis seals in Texas. During World War I Scott served as a lieutenant commander in the navy and was in charge of a unit at the naval hospital in Gulfport, Mississippi. After the war Scott and Frank C. Gregg established the Scott-Gregg Clinic in Austin in 1923. Scott retired from his practice in 1947 and began breeding cattle on a farm near Buda; he crossed Santa Gertrude with Herefords for a new breed he called San Gerfords. Scott married Sallie Lee Masterson on June 2, 1909; they were the parents of two daughters and a son, Zachary Thomson Scott, Jr.,qv who became a well-known actor. Scott died in Austin on January 19, 1964, and was buried in Austin Memorial Park. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Cattleman, February 1964. Vertical Files, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin.Page: 1886, 1896, 1902, 1906Page: accessed, downloaded; 30 November 2011; page 47Page: accessed, downloaded; 3 December 2011; pages 321-322 date of death: 16 Mar 1927 Year of Birth: 1854 Year of Death: 1921Page: accessed, downloaded; 30 November 2011; page 1920Page: accessed, downloaded; 3 December 2011; pages 321-322 Page: George Bennett; accessed; 5 December 2011 Accession Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 10/27/1904 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, GEORGE Land Office: Assigned For Automation US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead EntryOriginal (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 1790 Total Acres: 159.63 Misc. Doc. Nr: --- Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼SW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 41 Platte remarks: lot 4 or nwnw quarter WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 12 Platte remarks: lot 1 or nene quarter Birth: Jun. 21, 1855 Death: Jul. 2, 1867 Burial: J.J. Manor Hill Cemetery Austin Travis County Texas, USA Birth: Jun. 21, 1855 Death: Jul. 2, 1867 Burial: J.J. Manor Hill Cemetery Austin Travis County Texas, USA Birth: Jun. 21, 1855 Death: Jul. 2, 1867 Burial: J.J. Manor Hill Cemetery Austin Travis County Texas, USA per Nedra Bennett, Tiffany McCarter- children placed in Corsicana Boys Home (orphanage) in 1920's (Marguerite, Thelma, Henry Albert found here in 1920 Census) per Tiffany McCarter- Very dysfunctional family, possibly a lot of mental illness per Tiffany McCarter- Also flat fingertips of Mamie Inez Carr seen in many Bennett ancestors H. C. BENNETT DIES AT BRADY Henry Clay Bennett, 88, a resident of this county for many years, died Friday of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Good Samaritan Home for old folks in Brady. Funeral services were conducted at the Terry Cemetery near San Saba Saturday at 6 p.m., with Rev. Don Hendricks, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Surviving are one son; Albert, of Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. Louise Kennedy and Mrs. Margaret Sloan of Dallas and Nola Bennett and Thelina Bennett of California; a brother, Hirvan Bennett of Green River, Utah; and several grandchildren. Mr. Bennett, a retired carpenter, came to this county from Comanche in the early eighties and lived for a number of years in the Pecan Grove and Harmony Ridge communities. His father, James Bennett, once owned the city water works here. He lived with relatives in this county prior to moving to Brady about three months ago. Pallbearers were Arch Clements, David Smith, W. B. Bennett, Bill Moore, J. M. Lane, David Smith Jr.'and T. H. West. Howell-Doran funeral directors were in charge of arrangements. Tiffany McCarter added this on 1 Sep 2010Page: obit San Saba Daily News, p 7, 4 Aug 1949 buried Terry CemeteryPage: Henry Clay Bennett; State of Texas, McCulloch County; no. 41273; 29 July 1949 buried Terry Cemetery Re: Shooting in the 1890s nedrairene (View posts) Posted: 5 Feb 2002 7:39PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: There is a family story that James Bennett shot a man in San Saba area, killing him. He fled to Austin, local sherrif told family they knew Jim did it and was in Austin. Family took him a good horse and told him to get out of the country. He went to WY to his brothers via Colorado where he is supposed to have killed to Black Army troopers. I am babysitting my granddaughter and can't give you datesor the name of the sherriff. Contact me at nedrairene@cs.com and I give you all the info I have and see if it fits. http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.texas.counties.sansaba/68.279.448.450.454/mb.ashx Shooting in the 1890s Replies: 24 Re: Will James shooting nedrairene (View posts) Posted: 5 Feb 2002 9:13PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: The following is an excerpt from the family history of the Bennett family as told by Albert Armstrong Bennett about his great-uncle James Bennett the son of James & Margaret Bennett from San Saba, Tx.Albert A. Bennett said he saw the picture and newpaper article about the Glendive robbery in his Uncle Georges house at about 8 and later after his uncles dath. These were destroyed by his Aunt Lola to protect the family name. I am now trying to relocate copies. He would have been 30 in 1896. I have a homestead record in Glendo, Wyo next to George Bennett's place in 1905 and that is why I put hisdeath at abt. 1906. James Bennett b. 6 Mar 1866 TX d. abt 1906 Glendive, MT James Bennett lived in Texas until he got into trouble. He was a hard case and into trouble wherever he went. He shot and killed a guy off his horse in Texas and had to go to Austin to hide out. The sherriff of San Saba, Texas., Hugh Miller, a friend of the Bennett family came to Albert Bennett (brother of James) and told him the law knew Jim was hiding in Austin. Albert took a good horse to Jim in Austin and told him to quit the country or swing from a rope as the man he killed was a prominant individual. He went to Colorado and hired out to a hay contractor, putting up hay for the Army. He went to some Colorado town and got to drinking. There were some black Army troops there and he ended up killingtwo of them. That put him wanted by the Army and the government. He took off from there and hid out at (another brother) George's ranch. George tried to get him to give himself up but Jim left and went to Canada. He robbed a bank, with some gang, in Canada and got the Canadian Mounted Police after him. He left Canada and went thru Montana and spent some time in the Dakotas, hanging around the gold camps. Them he ended up back in Montana and robbed a bank in Webo, Montana. They then planned a bank robbery in Glendive, Montana. The law was apparently waiting for them in Glendive as they were all shot full of holes and killed. He went by the name of Jim Lacy when he was killed in Montana. He also went by the name of Clay at one time or other. After he was killed the law at Glendive sent George a picture of the corpse and asked for a positive identification. He made the identificaiton for Montana authorities and had Jim buried in Miles City, Mt. He paid for the burial. Around 1900-1906. Richard W. Talley Birth: Jan. 7, 1866 Death: Nov. 25, 1867 Burial: Garland Mills Memorial Cemetery Garland (Dallas County) Dallas County Texas, USA ---------------------------------- http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/etx/dallas/cemetery/garlandm.html Talley Richard W. 01/17/1866 11/26/1887 43-C 28 26 * Page: A Murder Unearthed; 2 July 1889; murder of Richard W Tolley by James Bennett, Jr; accessed, downloaded; 29 May 2011; page 2Page: Young Man Murdered; 5 July 1889; murder of Richard W Tolley by James Bennett, Jr; accessed, downloaded; 28 May 2011; page 1Page: Garland Notes; 7 July 1889; Richard W Talley burial; accessed, downloaded; 28 May 2011; page 2 Archiver > TXSSABA > 2002-02 > 1012943623 From: nedrairene@cs.com Subject: [TXSSABA] Re: Will James shooting Date: 5 Feb 2002 14:13:54 -0700 The following is an excerpt from the family history of the Bennett family as told by Albert Armstrong Bennett about his great-uncle James Bennett the son of James & Margaret Bennett from San Saba, Tx. Albert A. Bennett said he saw the picture and newpaper article about the Glendive robbery in his Uncle Georges house at about 8 and later after his uncles dath. These were destroyed by his Aunt Lola to protect the family name. I am now trying to relocate copies. He would have been 30 in 1896. I have a homestead record in Glendo, Wyo next to George Bennett's place in 1905 and that is why I put his death at abt. 1906. James Bennett b. 6 Mar 1866 TX d. abt 1906 Glendive, MT James Bennett lived in Texas until he got into trouble. He was a hard case and into trouble wherever he went. He shot and killed a guy off his horse in Texas and had to go to Austin to hide out. The sherriff of San Saba, Texas., Hugh Miller, a friend of the Bennett family came to Albert Bennett (brother of James) and told him the law knew Jim was hiding in Austin. Albert took a good horse to Jim in Austin and told him to quit the country or swing from a rope as the man he killed was a prominant individual. He went to Colorado and hired out to a hay contractor, putting up hay for the Army. He went to some Colorado town and got to drinking. There were some black Army troops there and he ended up killing two of them. That put him wanted by the Army and the government. He took off from there and hid out at (another brother) George's ranch. George tried to get him to give himself up but Jim left and went to Canada. He robbed a bank, with some gang, in Canada and got the Canadian Mounted Police after him. He left Canada and went thru Montana and spent some time in the Dakotas, ha! nging around the gold camps. Them he ended up back in Montana and robbed a bank in Webo, Montana. They then planned a bank robbery in Glendive, Montana. The law was apparently waiting for them in Glendive as they were all shot full of holes and killed. He went by the name of Jim Lacy when he was killed in Montana. He also went by the name of Clay at one time or other. After he was killed the law at Glendive sent George a picture of the corpse and asked for a positive identification. He made the identificaiton for Montana authorities and had Jim buried in Miles City, Mt. He paid for the burial. Around 1900-1906. I hope have the name of the Sherriff and Jim will help fill in blanks in San Saba history and my family history. Nedra "BENNETT, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, settled in the Pecan Grove-Harmony Ridge community more than fifty years ago. Mrs. Bennett was the former Miss Millie Armstrong. They were the parents of several sons and daughters; among those who have lived in San Saba County and have married members of other pioneer San Saba County families are the following: Effie, now Mrs. M. O. Patton of Harmony Ridge; Lola, now Mrs. Sherman Low of Glendale, Wyoming and Wayne B Bennett, who married the former Miss Alice Fox of Shaw Bend. Wayne Bennett is now serving his third term as San Saba County Commissioner of Precinct No. 1. During the active years of his life, Mr Bennett, Sr., was engaged in farming and livestock work. He served as a deputy sheriff during the years when the railroad was being built through San Saba. Ex-Sheriff Hugh Miller is the authority for the statement that Albert Bennett fearlessly and conscientiously performed his duty while serving under him in that capacity, much of the work during a time when it took a real man to handle the situation since construction work usually brings a rather lawless element to a new section. As a young man, Mr Bennett lived in Wyoming and prior to the first World War, he and Mrs. Bennett returned there to live." -------------------------------------------------------------- (received from Greg Henderson) family record Marriages Mr. Albert Bennett Mrs. Millie Armstrong July 29, 1889 Mrs. Effie Bennett Mr. Mark Patton October 20, 1907 Mr. Wayne Bennett Miss Alice Fox Feb. 4, 1912 Miss Lola Bennett Mr. Sherman Low April 13, 1913 Mr. Alvis Bennett Miss Mildred Besst February 18, 1929 Taken from the Family Bible of Albert and Millie Bennett Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming family record Births Albert Bennett born Aug. 19, 1869 Millie Armstrong Bennett born May 3, 1869 Effie A. Bennett born Oct. 16, 1889 Elmo F. Bennett born Jan 14, 1891 Wayne B. Bennett born Sept 28, 1892 Lola L. Bennett born May 13, 1895 Alvis G. Bennett born March 28, 1908 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. M.O. Patton Marcus Glenn Patton born Oct. 4, 1908 Effie Gladys Patton born Aug 29, 1910 Elmo Travis Patton born May 29, 1912 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Bennett Margarete Alberta Bennett born Aug. 26, 1912 Leta Elizabeth Bennett born Dec. 26, 1914 James Elton Bennett born Aug. 3, 1922 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. S. S. Low Nila Juanita Low born July 17, 1917 Easter Wyoma Low born April 4, 1920 Taken from Albert & Millie Bennett Family Bible Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming Family record Deaths Elmo F. Bennett died May 21, 1908 age 17 years, 5 months, 7 days Alberta Bennett died Sept. 28, 1919 age 7 years, 1 months, 2 days Wylda Bennett died Jeb. 12, 1921 age 10 yrs, 10 mths, 26 days Sarah Jane Armstrong born May 12, 1843 (mother of Millie Bennett) died Feb. 25, 1926 age 82 yrs, 9 mths, 3 days. Albert Bennett born Aug 19, 1859 died Feb. 7, 1938 77 yrs,8 mths,19 days Millie A. Bennett born May 3, 1869 died Oct. 17,1944 75 yrs,5 mths,14 days Elmo Travis Patton born May 29, 1912 died Feb. 7,1937 24 yrs,8 mths, 8 days Sherman Low born March 9,1891 died April 20,1958 67 yrs,1 mo,11days Albert Armstrong Bennett born Nov 1, 1912 died June 7,1995 82 yrs,7 mo. Taken from the Family Bible of Albert and Millie Bennett Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming Accession Nr: 904762 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 4/28/1923 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, ALBERT Land Office: Cheyenne US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead EntryOriginal (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 021745 Total Acres: 319.68 Misc. Doc. Nr: 0 Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYC 0021745 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WE½SW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSE¼NW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNE¼NW¼11 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 22 Platte remarks: lot 2 or nwne quarter WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 32 Platte remarks: lot 3 or nenw quarter Accession Nr: 904763 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 4/28/1923 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, ALBERT Land Office: Cheyenne US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: Yes Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: December 29, 1916: Homestead Entry-Stock Raising (39 Stat. 862) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 025486 Total Acres: 319.9 Misc. Doc. Nr: 0 Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYC 0025486 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WW½SW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSE¼NE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNE¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼NW¼11 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 42 Platte remarks: lot 4 or nwnw quarter Birth: Aug. 19, 1859 Williamson County Texas, USA Death: Feb. 7, 1938 Wheatland Platte County Wyoming, USA Burial: Horseshoe Cemetery Glendo Platte County Wyoming, USA Plot: Block 7 Page: received on CD per USPS from Greg Henderson Birth: 3/6/1868 Death: 5/16/1955 Burial: 5/19/1955 Place of Birth: TEXAS Place of Death: OGDEN, UT Grave Location: Ogden City Cemetery , R-8-13-1E Page: Hiram Bennett obituary; 17 May 1955 Birth: 3/6/1868 Death: 5/16/1955 Burial: 5/19/1955 Place of Birth: TEXAS Place of Death: OGDEN, UT Grave Location: Ogden City Cemetery , R-8-13-1E Page: http://ims.ogdencity.com/cemetery/default.asp?rflag=1 Birth: Mar. 6, 1868 Taylor Williamson County Texas, USA Death: May 16, 1955 Ogden Weber County Utah, USA Burial: Ogden City Cemetery Ogden Weber County Utah, USA Plot: R-8-13-1E Page: accessed; 22 November 2011; Hiram Bennett burial record Birth: 3/6/1868 Death: 5/16/1955 Burial: 5/19/1955 Place of Birth: TEXAS Place of Death: OGDEN, UT Grave Location: Ogden City Cemetery , R-8-13-1E Page: http://ims.ogdencity.com/cemetery/default.asp?rflag=1 Handbook of Texas Online, s.v. "," http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/SS/fsc31.html (accessed May 28, 2007). SCOTT, ZACHARY THOMSON (1880-1964). Zachary Thomson Scott, physician, son of Lewis and Abby (Boyle) Scott, was born on December 25, 1880, at Fort Worth, Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas Medical School at Galveston in 1903. While a medical student residing in St. Mary's Hospitalqv he was responsible for rescuing scores of patients trapped by the rising waters produced by the Galveston hurricane of 1900.qv After graduation he began his practice in Clifton, Bosque County. In 1909 he moved to Austin, where with Thomas J. Bennett he established the Austin Sanitarium and developed a lifelong interest in the Texas Tuberculosis Association. He instituted the sale of tuberculosis seals in Texas. During World War Iqv Scott served as a lieutenant commander in the navy and was in charge of a unit at the naval hospital in Gulfport, Mississippi. After the war Scott and Frank C. Gregg established the Scott-Gregg Clinic in Austin in 1923. Scott retired from his practice in 1947 and began breeding cattle on a farm near Buda; he crossed Santa Gertrude with Herefords for a new breed he called San Gerfords. Scott married Sallie Lee Masterson on June 2, 1909; they were the parents of two daughters and a son, Zachary Thomson Scott, Jr.,qv who became a well-known actor. Scott died in Austin on January 19, 1964, and was buried in Austin Memorial Park. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Cattleman, February 1964. Vertical Files, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ UT Southwestern Medical Center, Texas Physicians Historical Biographical Database, (http://www4.utsouthwestern.edu/library/doctors/doctors.cfm?alpha=B) Found 39 reference(s) for Thomas Joshua Bennett Reference: "A case of multiple fibroid complicating pregnancy," Tex. Med. News 5:538-541, Oct. 1896 Reference: "A case of plantar neuritis with reaction of the plantar cutaneous nerve: recovery," Tex.Med. J. 6:341-342, Feb. 1891 Reference: "A case of traumatic tetanus treated by hot water baths," Tex. Med. J. 3:75-77, Sept. 1887 Reference: "Differentiation between chancre and chancroid, with table," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 1:310-315, Jan. 1886 Reference: "How to prevent after-pains," Tex. Med. J. 7:213-217, Dec. 1891 Reference: "Hydrocephalus, with report of a case," Tex. Med. News 6:56-59, Dec. 1896. Illus. Reference: "Hyperchlohydria," Tex. Med. News 10:1-7, Nov. 1900 Reference: "Intussusception, with report of a case," Tex. Med. News 5:58-61, Dec. 1895. Illus. Reference: "A more liberal diet in typhoid fever," Tex. Med. News 7:407-413, August 1898 Reference: "The first pan-American medical congress," Tex. Sanitarian 2:457-466, Sept. 1893 Reference: "Experiments to test the antagonismbetween strychnia and urethan, and between strychnia and chloral," Trans. Tex. St. Med. Assoc. 19:177-182, 1887 Reference: "Hemorroids, fissures and fistula in ano, and their treatment," Tex. Med. J.4:109-117, Sept. 1888 Reference: "How to prevent after-pains," Trans. Tex. St. Med. Assoc. 23:167-169, 1891 Reference: "The national sin of ommision," Trans. Tex. Med. Assoc. 26:287-297, 1894 Reference: "The national sin of omission," Tex. Sanitarian 3:267-276, May 1894 Reference: "A new forceps for intestinal anastomosis," Tex. Med. News 8:270-272, April 1899 Reference: "Our New York letter," Tex. Med. News 8:8-11, Nov. 1898 Reference: "Our New York notes," Tex. Med. News 8:115-118, Jan. 1899 Reference: "Our new York letter," Tex. Med. News 8:165-168, Feb. 1899 Reference: "Our New York letter," Tex. Med. News 8:229-230, March 1899 Reference: "Rectal feeding," Tex. Med. News 15:383-388, June 1906 Reference: "A remarkable case of elephantiasis," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 5:52-53, August 1889 Reference: "Some interesting cases in surgery," Tex. Med. News 11:183-186, Feb. 1902 Reference: "Some remarks on the operation for hernia," Tex. Med. J. 20:259-262, Jan. 1905 Reference: "Splenectomy: axial rotation and death of spleen - recovery," Tex. Med. News 10:703-706, Oct. 1901 Reference: Tex. Med. J. 6:401-403, March 1891 Reference: Tex. Med. J. 19:486, May 1904 Reference: "The treatment of anal fistulae without cutting operation," Trans. Tex. St. Med. Assoc. 21:112-114, 1889 Reference: "A treatment for fistula in ano without cutting operation," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 8:390-393, April 1893 Criticism by Will B. Davis: 8:511-512, June 1893 Reference: "Treatment of pneumonia," Tex. Med. J. 4:325-330, Feb. 1889 Reference: Tex. Med. J. 19:399, April 1904 Reference: "Typhoid fever," Daniel's Tex. Med. J. 1:12-15, July 1885 Reference: "Intussusception, with report of a case," Tex. Med. News 5:58-61, 1895-96 Reference: "A modern treatment of hemorrhoids," Tex. Med. J. 11:64-69, 1895-96 Reference: "Report of a case of outward dislocation of the knee," Tex. Med. J. 9:505, 1893-94 Reference: Red, George Plunkett (Mrs.). The medicine man in Texas. Houston: Standard Printing and Lithographing Co., 1930, pp.321-322. OCLC 17340684 Reference: Tex. Sanitarian 4:185-187, March 1895 Reference: TSJM, 17:47-48, June, 1921. Port. Reference: 1930. Red, George Plunkett. The Medicine Man in Texas.Houston, TX:Standard Printing and Lithographing Co., pg. 321-22. http://mcgovern.library.tmc.edu/MedManTX/P321.htm TSJM = Texas State Journal of Medicine (OCLC #:1779320) _UPD = 10 JUN 2008 13:55:10 GMT-6 -------------------------------------------------------------------- http://files.usgwarchives.net/tx/milam/newspapers/her1904.txt Cameron Herald B Thur., 26 May 1904 Marriage Licenses: Alex Brown to Alberta Granison; Charlie Brown to Lula Cobb Sickness - Dr. T. J. Bennett of Austin, while assisting in the operation on Mrs. Chas. Williams last week, stuck a small piece of bone in one of his fingers and contracted blood poison. He has grown worse and is in very critical condition. ------------------------------------------------------------------- THE TEXAS SANITARIAN, edited by Dr. T J Bennett, of Austin, Texas ------------------------------------------------------------------------ President Austin Automobile Club 1904 ------------------------------------------------------ SOURCES Doctors Sustain Injuries Date: 1910-11-29; page 3 Paper: Dallas Morning News ----------------------------------------------- Doctors' Election Closes Convention Date: 1921-05-13; page 4 Paper: Fort Worth Star-Telegram ----------------------------------------------------- Hurt in Auto Accident Date: 1905-01-30; page 5 Paper: Dallas Morning News ----------------------------------------------------- Medical Graduates Date: 1883-03-30; page 2 Paper: Times-Picayune ------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas J Bennett Morrison & Fourmy's General Directory of the City of Austin, 1900-1901. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61100/ ------------------------------------------------------------ partnership page 16 Title Zachary Scott: Hollywood's sophisticated cad Hollywood legends series Author Ronald L. Davis Edition illustrated Publisher Univ. Press of Mississippi, 2006 --------------------------------------------------------------- Practicing Physician Certifies Automobile Promotes Public Health Date: 1917-12-02; Part 5, Page 7 Paper: Dallas Morning News ---------------------------------------------------------------- automobile club Motor age, Volume 5 Published 1904 Original from the University of Michigan Digitized Oct 26, 2009 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Convicted of Abortion The Alabama Medical Journal, Volume 14 Medical Association of the State of Alabama Publisher s.n., 1901 Original from Harvard University Digitized Jun 26, 2008 ---------------------------------------------------------- Dr and Mrs Bennett Are Here From Austin The Lubbock Avalanche (NA) 11 Apr 1922, page 1 Year of Birth: 1854 Year of Death: 1921Note: now at Ancestry.com Name: Thomas Joshua Bennett Birth Date: 21 Jan 1854 Birth Place: Austin, TX Death Date: 16 Mar 1927 Death Place: Austin, TX Type Practice: Allopath Practice Specialities: Austin, TX, 1883 Licenses: TX Practice Dates Places: Austin, TX, 1883 Medical School: Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans: Univ. of LA Med. Dept., 1883, (G) Education: Greenwood Masonic Inst., Trinity Univ. JAMA Citation: 88:1920 Cause of Death: angina pectoris; (M) In March, 1884, Dr. Bennett moved to Austin, where he has practiced for the past 37 years. During the first eight years of his practice in Austin he was a member of the firm of Morris and Bennett. For the next fifteen years he was a member of the firm of Bennett and Hudson, and now is the senior partner in the firm of Bennett, Weller and Weller. For nine years he was connected with Seton Infirmary, doing both general practice and surgery, and for eight years he practiced surgery exclusively in the Austin Presbyterian Sanitarium. For sixteen years he lectured on surgical subjects to nursing classes of these hospitals. In 1885 Dr. Bennett was married to Miss Amanda Hume of Austin, who died in 1892. He subsequently married Mrs. Emily (Hostetter) Daniel. Dr. Bennett during his entire professional life has been an active worker for organized medicine. In fact, he has been looked upon by many of his confreres as one of the chief corner stones of that structure. He was a member of the first Board of Councilors, following the reorganization under the then new American Medical Association plan, and shared all of the trials, tribulations and glories of that immortal group. He has, with a brief interval here and there, served continuously since that time?18 years, not counting the intervals just referred to. He has served as both secretary and president of his county and district societies, and has also been a vice-president of the State Medical Association. He has for many years been a Fellow of the American Medical Association and is a member of the American Public Health Association. He is U. S. Pension Examiner at Austin, and served as chairman of the District Board of Medical Examiners throughout the World War. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church and is a Mason of high degree. Dr. Bennett has been a conservative but consistent contributor to medical literature. He was the founder of the Texas Sanitarium, subsequently the Texas Medical News and now Medical Insurance and Health Conservation, to which he contributed much in the way of editorial matter and otherwise. The following are the titles of some of his papers, which were published in various medical journals: "Typhoid Fever, a Case With Unusual Complications;" "Differentiation Between Chancre and Chancroid, with Table;" "A Case of Traumatic Tetanus Successfully Treated by Hot Water Baths;" "Hemorrhoids, Fissures and Fistula in Ano, and Their Treatment;" "Treatment of Pneumonia;" "A Remarkable Case of Elephantiasis;" "A Case of Plantar Neuritis with Resection of the Plantar Cutaneous Nerve, Recovery;" "How to Prevent After Pains;" "Perineal Prostatectomy;" "Splenectomy, Axial Rotation and Death of Spleen, Recovery;" "A Treatment for Fistula in Ano Without a Cutting Operation;" "The First Pan-American Medical Congress;" "The Nation's Sin of Omission;" "Drains and Drainage." The Journal is pleased to present herewith a very good likeness of our honored President. We congratulate the profession on the election .of "this grim-visaged veteran, fresh from the battlefields of misery and sorrow, this gray-haired victor of 10,000 contests with disease and death," to quote from the nominating speech which made him President-elect. He will make us a good President and we are looking to him for results.Page: accessed, downloaded; 3 December 2011; pages 321-322 Handbook of Texas Online, s.v. "," http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/SS/fsc31.html (accessed May 28, 2007). SCOTT, ZACHARY THOMSON (1880-1964). Zachary Thomson Scott, physician, son of Lewis and Abby (Boyle) Scott, was born on December 25, 1880, at Fort Worth, Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas Medical School at Galveston in 1903. While a medical student residing in St. Mary's Hospitalqv he was responsible for rescuing scores of patients trapped by the rising waters produced by the Galveston hurricane of 1900.qv After graduation he began his practice in Clifton, Bosque County. In 1909 he moved to Austin, where with Thomas J. Bennett he established the Austin Sanitarium and developed a lifelong interest in the Texas Tuberculosis Association. He instituted the sale of tuberculosis seals in Texas. During World War I Scott served as a lieutenant commander in the navy and was in charge of a unit at the naval hospital in Gulfport, Mississippi. After the war Scott and Frank C. Gregg established the Scott-Gregg Clinic in Austin in 1923. Scott retired from his practice in 1947 and began breeding cattle on a farm near Buda; he crossed Santa Gertrude with Herefords for a new breed he called San Gerfords. Scott married Sallie Lee Masterson on June 2, 1909; they were the parents of two daughters and a son, Zachary Thomson Scott, Jr.,qv who became a well-known actor. Scott died in Austin on January 19, 1964, and was buried in Austin Memorial Park. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Cattleman, February 1964. Vertical Files, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin.Page: 1886, 1896, 1902, 1906Page: accessed, downloaded; 30 November 2011; page 47Page: accessed, downloaded; 3 December 2011; pages 321-322 date of death: 16 Mar 1927 Year of Birth: 1854 Year of Death: 1921Page: accessed, downloaded; 30 November 2011; page 1920Page: accessed, downloaded; 3 December 2011; pages 321-322 Page: George Bennett; accessed; 5 December 2011 Accession Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 10/27/1904 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, GEORGE Land Office: Assigned For Automation US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead EntryOriginal (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 1790 Total Acres: 159.63 Misc. Doc. Nr: --- Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼SW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 41 Platte remarks: lot 4 or nwnw quarter WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 12 Platte remarks: lot 1 or nene quarter Sunday Avalanche-Journal Lubbock, Texas 23 Feb 1930 Albuquerque Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico 23 Feb 1930 Albuquerque Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico 24 Feb 1930 Daily Herald Big Spring, Texas 25 Feb 1930 Daily Sun Corsicana, Texas 24 Feb 1930 Semi-Weekly Light Corsicana, Texas 25 Feb 1930 Dallas Morning News Dallas, Texas 24 Feb 1930 The Independent Helena, Montana 23 Feb 1930 Daily Optic Las Vegas, New Mexico 24 Feb 1930 Daily Record Roswell, New Mexico 24 Feb 1930 San Saba News San Saba, Texas 6 Mar 1930 Lawton Constitution 2-26-1930 page 7 "Former Resident Dies in Accident" B.F.Bennett, 65 years of age, former resident of Lawton, was accidentally killed last Friday night at 11:30 o'clock at Hobbs, New Mexico. Mr.Bennett left here last August to make his home with his daughter Mrs. Cleve George at Hobbs. It is reported here that the killings was one of mistaken identity. Mr.Bennett was a concrete workman and is well known here in the building circles, was well liked by all who knew him for his agreeable and likeable disposition. Besides his daughter, Mrs. George, he is survived by another daughter Mrs.F.J. Pauley of this city, also a grandson Bennett Henderson of Lawton, and a granddaughter Miss Thelma George of Hobbs New Mexico and other relatives. The body arrived on the 11: am Frisco this morning accompanied by relatives. ---------------------------------------------------------- Lawton Constitution 2-27-1930 page 5 "Funeral for Bennett Held" Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon Ritter's Chapel at ____o'clock for B.F. Bennett, former Lawton citizen who was accidentally killed at Hobbs, New Mexico last Friday night at 11:30 o'clock. The services were conducted by Adjutant Tolcher of the Salvation Army and were well attended, the floral offerings were beautiful. The pallbearers were J.S. Mull, J. Miller, John Fox, Jr., Red_____, Barry E. Lee, and Oscar_____. Burial was made in Highland Cemetery.Page: Begamin Franklin Bennett; State of New Mexico, Lea county; certificate no. 3083; 21 February 1930 per Nedra Bennett, Tiffany McCarter- children placed in Corsicana Boys Home (orphanage) in 1920's (Marguerite, Thelma, Henry Albert found here in 1920 Census) per Tiffany McCarter- Very dysfunctional family, possibly a lot of mental illness per Tiffany McCarter- Also flat fingertips of Mamie Inez Carr seen in many Bennett ancestors H. C. BENNETT DIES AT BRADY Henry Clay Bennett, 88, a resident of this county for many years, died Friday of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Good Samaritan Home for old folks in Brady. Funeral services were conducted at the Terry Cemetery near San Saba Saturday at 6 p.m., with Rev. Don Hendricks, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Surviving are one son; Albert, of Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. Louise Kennedy and Mrs. Margaret Sloan of Dallas and Nola Bennett and Thelina Bennett of California; a brother, Hirvan Bennett of Green River, Utah; and several grandchildren. Mr. Bennett, a retired carpenter, came to this county from Comanche in the early eighties and lived for a number of years in the Pecan Grove and Harmony Ridge communities. His father, James Bennett, once owned the city water works here. He lived with relatives in this county prior to moving to Brady about three months ago. Pallbearers were Arch Clements, David Smith, W. B. Bennett, Bill Moore, J. M. Lane, David Smith Jr.'and T. H. West. Howell-Doran funeral directors were in charge of arrangements. Tiffany McCarter added this on 1 Sep 2010Page: obit San Saba Daily News, p 7, 4 Aug 1949 buried Terry CemeteryPage: Henry Clay Bennett; State of Texas, McCulloch County; no. 41273; 29 July 1949 buried Terry Cemetery Re: Shooting in the 1890s nedrairene (View posts) Posted: 5 Feb 2002 7:39PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: There is a family story that James Bennett shot a man in San Saba area, killing him. He fled to Austin, local sherrif told family they knew Jim did it and was in Austin. Family took him a good horse and told him to get out of the country. He went to WY to his brothers via Colorado where he is supposed to have killed to Black Army troopers. I am babysitting my granddaughter and can't give you datesor the name of the sherriff. Contact me at nedrairene@cs.com and I give you all the info I have and see if it fits. http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.texas.counties.sansaba/68.279.448.450.454/mb.ashx Shooting in the 1890s Replies: 24 Re: Will James shooting nedrairene (View posts) Posted: 5 Feb 2002 9:13PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: The following is an excerpt from the family history of the Bennett family as told by Albert Armstrong Bennett about his great-uncle James Bennett the son of James & Margaret Bennett from San Saba, Tx.Albert A. Bennett said he saw the picture and newpaper article about the Glendive robbery in his Uncle Georges house at about 8 and later after his uncles dath. These were destroyed by his Aunt Lola to protect the family name. I am now trying to relocate copies. He would have been 30 in 1896. I have a homestead record in Glendo, Wyo next to George Bennett's place in 1905 and that is why I put hisdeath at abt. 1906. James Bennett b. 6 Mar 1866 TX d. abt 1906 Glendive, MT James Bennett lived in Texas until he got into trouble. He was a hard case and into trouble wherever he went. He shot and killed a guy off his horse in Texas and had to go to Austin to hide out. The sherriff of San Saba, Texas., Hugh Miller, a friend of the Bennett family came to Albert Bennett (brother of James) and told him the law knew Jim was hiding in Austin. Albert took a good horse to Jim in Austin and told him to quit the country or swing from a rope as the man he killed was a prominant individual. He went to Colorado and hired out to a hay contractor, putting up hay for the Army. He went to some Colorado town and got to drinking. There were some black Army troops there and he ended up killingtwo of them. That put him wanted by the Army and the government. He took off from there and hid out at (another brother) George's ranch. George tried to get him to give himself up but Jim left and went to Canada. He robbed a bank, with some gang, in Canada and got the Canadian Mounted Police after him. He left Canada and went thru Montana and spent some time in the Dakotas, hanging around the gold camps. Them he ended up back in Montana and robbed a bank in Webo, Montana. They then planned a bank robbery in Glendive, Montana. The law was apparently waiting for them in Glendive as they were all shot full of holes and killed. He went by the name of Jim Lacy when he was killed in Montana. He also went by the name of Clay at one time or other. After he was killed the law at Glendive sent George a picture of the corpse and asked for a positive identification. He made the identificaiton for Montana authorities and had Jim buried in Miles City, Mt. He paid for the burial. Around 1900-1906. Richard W. Talley Birth: Jan. 7, 1866 Death: Nov. 25, 1867 Burial: Garland Mills Memorial Cemetery Garland (Dallas County) Dallas County Texas, USA ---------------------------------- http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/etx/dallas/cemetery/garlandm.html Talley Richard W. 01/17/1866 11/26/1887 43-C 28 26 * Page: A Murder Unearthed; 2 July 1889; murder of Richard W Tolley by James Bennett, Jr; accessed, downloaded; 29 May 2011; page 2Page: Young Man Murdered; 5 July 1889; murder of Richard W Tolley by James Bennett, Jr; accessed, downloaded; 28 May 2011; page 1Page: Garland Notes; 7 July 1889; Richard W Talley burial; accessed, downloaded; 28 May 2011; page 2 Archiver > TXSSABA > 2002-02 > 1012943623 From: nedrairene@cs.com Subject: [TXSSABA] Re: Will James shooting Date: 5 Feb 2002 14:13:54 -0700 The following is an excerpt from the family history of the Bennett family as told by Albert Armstrong Bennett about his great-uncle James Bennett the son of James & Margaret Bennett from San Saba, Tx. Albert A. Bennett said he saw the picture and newpaper article about the Glendive robbery in his Uncle Georges house at about 8 and later after his uncles dath. These were destroyed by his Aunt Lola to protect the family name. I am now trying to relocate copies. He would have been 30 in 1896. I have a homestead record in Glendo, Wyo next to George Bennett's place in 1905 and that is why I put his death at abt. 1906. James Bennett b. 6 Mar 1866 TX d. abt 1906 Glendive, MT James Bennett lived in Texas until he got into trouble. He was a hard case and into trouble wherever he went. He shot and killed a guy off his horse in Texas and had to go to Austin to hide out. The sherriff of San Saba, Texas., Hugh Miller, a friend of the Bennett family came to Albert Bennett (brother of James) and told him the law knew Jim was hiding in Austin. Albert took a good horse to Jim in Austin and told him to quit the country or swing from a rope as the man he killed was a prominant individual. He went to Colorado and hired out to a hay contractor, putting up hay for the Army. He went to some Colorado town and got to drinking. There were some black Army troops there and he ended up killing two of them. That put him wanted by the Army and the government. He took off from there and hid out at (another brother) George's ranch. George tried to get him to give himself up but Jim left and went to Canada. He robbed a bank, with some gang, in Canada and got the Canadian Mounted Police after him. He left Canada and went thru Montana and spent some time in the Dakotas, ha! nging around the gold camps. Them he ended up back in Montana and robbed a bank in Webo, Montana. They then planned a bank robbery in Glendive, Montana. The law was apparently waiting for them in Glendive as they were all shot full of holes and killed. He went by the name of Jim Lacy when he was killed in Montana. He also went by the name of Clay at one time or other. After he was killed the law at Glendive sent George a picture of the corpse and asked for a positive identification. He made the identificaiton for Montana authorities and had Jim buried in Miles City, Mt. He paid for the burial. Around 1900-1906. I hope have the name of the Sherriff and Jim will help fill in blanks in San Saba history and my family history. Nedra "BENNETT, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, settled in the Pecan Grove-Harmony Ridge community more than fifty years ago. Mrs. Bennett was the former Miss Millie Armstrong. They were the parents of several sons and daughters; among those who have lived in San Saba County and have married members of other pioneer San Saba County families are the following: Effie, now Mrs. M. O. Patton of Harmony Ridge; Lola, now Mrs. Sherman Low of Glendale, Wyoming and Wayne B Bennett, who married the former Miss Alice Fox of Shaw Bend. Wayne Bennett is now serving his third term as San Saba County Commissioner of Precinct No. 1. During the active years of his life, Mr Bennett, Sr., was engaged in farming and livestock work. He served as a deputy sheriff during the years when the railroad was being built through San Saba. Ex-Sheriff Hugh Miller is the authority for the statement that Albert Bennett fearlessly and conscientiously performed his duty while serving under him in that capacity, much of the work during a time when it took a real man to handle the situation since construction work usually brings a rather lawless element to a new section. As a young man, Mr Bennett lived in Wyoming and prior to the first World War, he and Mrs. Bennett returned there to live." -------------------------------------------------------------- (received from Greg Henderson) family record Marriages Mr. Albert Bennett Mrs. Millie Armstrong July 29, 1889 Mrs. Effie Bennett Mr. Mark Patton October 20, 1907 Mr. Wayne Bennett Miss Alice Fox Feb. 4, 1912 Miss Lola Bennett Mr. Sherman Low April 13, 1913 Mr. Alvis Bennett Miss Mildred Besst February 18, 1929 Taken from the Family Bible of Albert and Millie Bennett Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming family record Births Albert Bennett born Aug. 19, 1869 Millie Armstrong Bennett born May 3, 1869 Effie A. Bennett born Oct. 16, 1889 Elmo F. Bennett born Jan 14, 1891 Wayne B. Bennett born Sept 28, 1892 Lola L. Bennett born May 13, 1895 Alvis G. Bennett born March 28, 1908 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. M.O. Patton Marcus Glenn Patton born Oct. 4, 1908 Effie Gladys Patton born Aug 29, 1910 Elmo Travis Patton born May 29, 1912 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Bennett Margarete Alberta Bennett born Aug. 26, 1912 Leta Elizabeth Bennett born Dec. 26, 1914 James Elton Bennett born Aug. 3, 1922 Children born to Mr. & Mrs. S. S. Low Nila Juanita Low born July 17, 1917 Easter Wyoma Low born April 4, 1920 Taken from Albert & Millie Bennett Family Bible Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming Family record Deaths Elmo F. Bennett died May 21, 1908 age 17 years, 5 months, 7 days Alberta Bennett died Sept. 28, 1919 age 7 years, 1 months, 2 days Wylda Bennett died Jeb. 12, 1921 age 10 yrs, 10 mths, 26 days Sarah Jane Armstrong born May 12, 1843 (mother of Millie Bennett) died Feb. 25, 1926 age 82 yrs, 9 mths, 3 days. Albert Bennett born Aug 19, 1859 died Feb. 7, 1938 77 yrs,8 mths,19 days Millie A. Bennett born May 3, 1869 died Oct. 17,1944 75 yrs,5 mths,14 days Elmo Travis Patton born May 29, 1912 died Feb. 7,1937 24 yrs,8 mths, 8 days Sherman Low born March 9,1891 died April 20,1958 67 yrs,1 mo,11days Albert Armstrong Bennett born Nov 1, 1912 died June 7,1995 82 yrs,7 mo. Taken from the Family Bible of Albert and Millie Bennett Now in the possession of Travis Bennett, Riverton, Wyoming Accession Nr: 904762 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 4/28/1923 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, ALBERT Land Office: Cheyenne US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead EntryOriginal (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 021745 Total Acres: 319.68 Misc. Doc. Nr: 0 Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYC 0021745 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WE½SW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSE¼NW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNE¼NW¼11 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 22 Platte remarks: lot 2 or nwne quarter WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 32 Platte remarks: lot 3 or nenw quarter Accession Nr: 904763 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 4/28/1923 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, ALBERT Land Office: Cheyenne US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: Yes Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: December 29, 1916: Homestead Entry-Stock Raising (39 Stat. 862) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 025486 Total Acres: 319.9 Misc. Doc. Nr: 0 Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYC 0025486 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WW½SW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSE¼NE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NW¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNE¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼SE¼2 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼NW¼11 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 42 Platte remarks: lot 4 or nwnw quarter Birth: Aug. 19, 1859 Williamson County Texas, USA Death: Feb. 7, 1938 Wheatland Platte County Wyoming, USA Burial: Horseshoe Cemetery Glendo Platte County Wyoming, USA Plot: Block 7 Page: received on CD per USPS from Greg Henderson Birth: 3/6/1868 Death: 5/16/1955 Burial: 5/19/1955 Place of Birth: TEXAS Place of Death: OGDEN, UT Grave Location: Ogden City Cemetery , R-8-13-1E Page: Hiram Bennett obituary; 17 May 1955 Birth: 3/6/1868 Death: 5/16/1955 Burial: 5/19/1955 Place of Birth: TEXAS Place of Death: OGDEN, UT Grave Location: Ogden City Cemetery , R-8-13-1E Page: http://ims.ogdencity.com/cemetery/default.asp?rflag=1 Birth: Mar. 6, 1868 Taylor Williamson County Texas, USA Death: May 16, 1955 Ogden Weber County Utah, USA Burial: Ogden City Cemetery Ogden Weber County Utah, USA Plot: R-8-13-1E Page: accessed; 22 November 2011; Hiram Bennett burial record Birth: 3/6/1868 Death: 5/16/1955 Burial: 5/19/1955 Place of Birth: TEXAS Place of Death: OGDEN, UT Grave Location: Ogden City Cemetery , R-8-13-1E Page: http://ims.ogdencity.com/cemetery/default.asp?rflag=1 Page: George Bennett; accessed; 5 December 2011 Accession Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 10/27/1904 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, GEORGE Land Office: Assigned For Automation US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead EntryOriginal (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 1790 Total Acres: 159.63 Misc. Doc. Nr: --- Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼SW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 41 Platte remarks: lot 4 or nwnw quarter WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 12 Platte remarks: lot 1 or nene quarter Sunday Avalanche-Journal Lubbock, Texas 23 Feb 1930 Albuquerque Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico 23 Feb 1930 Albuquerque Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico 24 Feb 1930 Daily Herald Big Spring, Texas 25 Feb 1930 Daily Sun Corsicana, Texas 24 Feb 1930 Semi-Weekly Light Corsicana, Texas 25 Feb 1930 Dallas Morning News Dallas, Texas 24 Feb 1930 The Independent Helena, Montana 23 Feb 1930 Daily Optic Las Vegas, New Mexico 24 Feb 1930 Daily Record Roswell, New Mexico 24 Feb 1930 San Saba News San Saba, Texas 6 Mar 1930 Lawton Constitution 2-26-1930 page 7 "Former Resident Dies in Accident" B.F.Bennett, 65 years of age, former resident of Lawton, was accidentally killed last Friday night at 11:30 o'clock at Hobbs, New Mexico. Mr.Bennett left here last August to make his home with his daughter Mrs. Cleve George at Hobbs. It is reported here that the killings was one of mistaken identity. Mr.Bennett was a concrete workman and is well known here in the building circles, was well liked by all who knew him for his agreeable and likeable disposition. Besides his daughter, Mrs. George, he is survived by another daughter Mrs.F.J. Pauley of this city, also a grandson Bennett Henderson of Lawton, and a granddaughter Miss Thelma George of Hobbs New Mexico and other relatives. The body arrived on the 11: am Frisco this morning accompanied by relatives. ---------------------------------------------------------- Lawton Constitution 2-27-1930 page 5 "Funeral for Bennett Held" Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon Ritter's Chapel at ____o'clock for B.F. Bennett, former Lawton citizen who was accidentally killed at Hobbs, New Mexico last Friday night at 11:30 o'clock. The services were conducted by Adjutant Tolcher of the Salvation Army and were well attended, the floral offerings were beautiful. The pallbearers were J.S. Mull, J. Miller, John Fox, Jr., Red_____, Barry E. Lee, and Oscar_____. Burial was made in Highland Cemetery.Page: Begamin Franklin Bennett; State of New Mexico, Lea county; certificate no. 3083; 21 February 1930 Accession Nr: WYWYAA 006075 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 6/30/1905 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, CHARLES A Land Office: Assigned For Automation US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead Entry Original (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 1842 Total Acres: 151.58 Misc. Doc. Nr: --- Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYWYAA 006075 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WS½NE¼12 Platte WY6th PM029N - 067WLot/Trct 17 Platte remarks: lot 1 or nwnw quarter WY6th PM029N - 067WLot/Trct 27 Platte remarks: lot 2 or swnw quarter Page: Charles A Bennett homestead; accessed; 21 June 2007 A J Walker Family Website- Billy Brown related Page: George Bennett; accessed; 5 December 2011 Accession Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 10/27/1904 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, GEORGE Land Office: Assigned For Automation US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead EntryOriginal (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 1790 Total Acres: 159.63 Misc. Doc. Nr: --- Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYWYAA 006837 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WSW¼NW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WNW¼SW¼1 Platte WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 41 Platte remarks: lot 4 or nwnw quarter WY6th PM029N - 068WLot/Trct 12 Platte remarks: lot 1 or nene quarter Accession Nr: WYWYAA 006075 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Wyoming Issue Date: 6/30/1905 Cancelled: No Names On Document Miscellaneous Information BENNETT, CHARLES A Land Office: Assigned For Automation US Reservations: Yes Mineral Reservations: No Tribe: --- Militia: --- State In Favor Of: --- Military Rank: --- Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead Entry Original (12 Stat. 392) Document Numbers Survey Information Document Nr: 1842 Total Acres: 151.58 Misc. Doc. Nr: --- Survey Date: --- BLM Serial Nr: WYWYAA 006075 Geographic Name: --- Indian Allot. Nr: --- Metes/Bounds: No Land Descriptions State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Section Survey # County WY6th PM029N - 068WS½NE¼12 Platte WY6th PM029N - 067WLot/Trct 17 Platte remarks: lot 1 or nwnw quarter WY6th PM029N - 067WLot/Trct 27 Platte remarks: lot 2 or swnw quarter Page: Charles A Bennett homestead; accessed; 21 June 2007 Find-A-Grave42 Father: Joshua F BENNETT b: 20 MAY 1794 in Madison County, Kentucky Mother: Rhody CLEMENTS b: 16 JAN 1800 in Kentucky Marriage 1 Margarete Alberta HAMILTON b: JAN 1834 in Indiana
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