MOSES LEONIDAS CLINE was born August 16, 1811 in Concord, Cabarrus Co., North Carolina, and died March 09, 1893 in Brenham, Washington County, Texas. He married NANNETTE EMELINE WORD February 09, 1837 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Ms., daughter of CHARLES WORD and HENRIETTA SPARKS.
Moses marriage is found Bk 2, Pg 46, Columbus, Lowndes County, MS
From Land Index Bk 25 pg 435.......... M. E. Chandler from Gardiner, G. F.
Bk 25, 609 M. E. Chandler -Walthall
About 1900, Nannette Cline lived with her daughter, Sarah Chandler in Dallas, Texas. She gave this family history to her grandaughter, Emmie Chandler Milam. Copied by Mary Gunn Milam Vonder Hoya. Later dates were added by family members, probably Emmie. A copy is furnished by Janis Carnaham of Dallas.
Moses Leonidas Cline (grandpa) born in Concord, Cabanis Co. (Cabarrus) N. Carolina, Aug. 16th, 1811 - died March 9, 1893 in Brenham, Washington County, Texas, of Bright's Disease after a lingering illness lasting three months - during which time the suffering beyond expression, he showed forth his meekness and deep Christian spirit - He was a member of the M. E. church, south, and had been since the age of 29.
Moses was married to Nannette Emeline Word, Thursday 8 p. m. at her home in Columbus, Miss, Feb 9th, 1837 - They lived together as loving and devoted helpmates 56 years and 1 month, becoming in that time the parents of 6 sons (and twin sons stillborn at maturity) and 3 daughters. They celebrated every anniversary, including their golden which was participated in by a host of relatives and friends in Brenham where they had lived many years - They moved from Columbus, Miss to Aberdeen, Miss latter part of the year 1845.
From there they went to Pickensville, Ala, Nov 1847. Lived there until 1855 when they moved to Macon, 1871 when they joined the pioneers who were leaving in numbers from the old states for Texas. They stopped for 6 months in Independence Washington Texas - where the first Baylor school was founded - Hearing much of the thriving town of Brenham, same county, they located there, Dec. 31st, 1872, permanently, living there until Granpa's death - His body rest Prairie Lea Cemetery, in the town where he and Grandma were reverenced and loved by its people.
Nanette Emeline Word Cline, wife of M. L. Cline, was born in Elyton, since called Aberdeen Miss, Jefferson Co Ala, March 22nd 1820. After Grandpa's death she lived with her only living daughter (my mother) Mrs. Sarah Ellen Chandler, in Dallas, when she died at a ripe old age, and carried to Brenham (by Uncle Dave - D. A. Cline their 4th living son) and laid to rest by the side of dear old Grandpa, whom she so pitifully missed for long years before she went to him. (April 29, 1905)
Grandma Cline's father's name was Charles Word. He was born May 16, 1791 at Salem N. Carolina, and died July 30th 1838 in Columbus Miss, of dropsey of the heart - He married Henrietta Sparks, who was born the same year he was, in Salem, N. C. also. Grandma Cline's half brother Davie was Cousin Lula Word Sloan's father. She still lives in Brenham, 1932.
Children of Grandpa M. L. Cline and of Grandma Nannie E. Cline--
Mary Elizabeth, born in Columbus, Miss, April 13th 1838, died in Columbus, Miss, June 25th 1845 aged 7 years & 2 months (Her pet name was 'Puss")
Sarah Ellen (my mother) was born in Columbus Miss, July 19th 1840 - Was married to my father Edward Toms Chandler, July 1855 - He was born in Oxford, Maine October 3rd 1830 - came south when 13 yrs of age and never returned North. He died in Macon, (where they married) Dec 16, 1876. She & her six children by that marriage, settled in Dallas, Texas. Dec 28th 1878 after having stopped in Brenham near her people of a period of 6 months. She passed away after a lingering illness, Jan 9th (2:30 a. m. one Sat & was buried the following Monday Jan 11 in the morning (?) or afternoon (?) D.D's birthday) in the year of 1926 (?) I think - dates grow mixed to me of late years -- A precious & good mother gone to her reward.
Emmie Jane (for whom I was partly named) was born in Columbus Miss. Oct. 31st 1842 and died in Columbus Miss May 28th 1844 aged one year 5 months & 3 days.
Charles Word Cline (1st son) born in Aberdeen Miss, Feb 2nd 1845 -- Died in the Klondike many years afterwards. He married Martha Newland Word, widow of Uncle Davie Word, my Gmother's half brother (another mixup.)
John William Cline, born in Pickensville, Ala., June 27th, 1847 -- married Annie Gray in Brenham, Texas -- separated from her years afterward Was in poor health a long time before his death in November, 1929 following Sister Edna's going in Jan 1928. (Jan 15)
Moses Edgar Cline, born in Pickensville, Ala. April 13th, 1850 died in Victoria, Texas some time in 1930 - First married Miss Valena Reach (Bertha Reach Cline's & Charlie Reach's sister) in Houston, Texas - To this union was born one son, Alexander Reach Cline (called Allie) August, 1875 - Serveral years after the death of Valena in West Texas of T. B., he married Cornelia Wright of Yorktown - the same town in which he lived and buried Valena) in the year of 1881 (3 years before I was married) To this union were born 3 boys & 2 girls - Louise never married - She made a home for him up to his death - He owned his home & was independent -
David Alonzo Cline, born in Pickensville, Ala., Nov 9th, 1852 - married Bertha Reach in Houston not long after Ed Cline married her sister Valena. To their union were born 8 children -- 3 sons of whom are still living.
1932) -- Sick 11 days - died Feb 14th
My Grandma Mrs Nannie E. Cline gave me all of this family data when she once lived with me and my family on Bryan St. in Dallas, Texas - in 1899 --
Thomas Warren Cline, Dec. 25, 1855, came to Texas in Dec. 31st, 1871 - Died after great suffering (boils on brain) Sept 27th, 1894 - in Dallas, Texas where in 1881 he married Georgie Puckett to whom were born three girls - Emma, Clara (who died in infancy - less than 2 yrs old), Florance and one sweet fine boy, who lived to be past 16 years when he was thrown from a horse, the fall causing his death a few days later at St. Paul's Sanitarium -
Daniel Wilson Dobbins Cline, (given the full name of the family doctor, who brought him) was born in Macon, Miss, March 5th, 1860. Came to Texas as a boy, settled in Brenham with his Parents (my Grandparents) where he was married in later years to a Miss Sallie Ophelia Blythe (his elder which made no difference) To this union were born 8 children - Willie Joe (who was killed on the R.R. in a town N. of Dallas, where his parents had settled several years in.) Chaunce, Mattie, Maud, Lee (who died), Walter, Roland, Fred and Ruth - His wife died about 1929 or 1930.
Father & Mother, Brothers & Sisters of E. A. Milam -
Edward Toms Chandler born Oct 3, 1830 in Oxford, Maine - Died Dec 16th 1876 in Macon Miss (Odd Fellows Cem.)
Sarah Ellen Cline Chandler, born in Columbus Miss. July 19th, 1840 - They married July 1855. To this union were born 8 children - 3 sons and 5 daughters - Died Jan 9th 1926 in Dallas, Texas (Oakland Cem) :
Emmie Albrona, born in Macon Miss July 24, 1856 (D. 8 June, 1940, Ferris (Oakland Cem)
Chauncey Charles born in Macon Miss Feb 28, 1858 Died in Houston, Texas June 7, 1929. (buried Prairie Lea Cem, Brenham)
Herbert St. Clair born Feb 17th 1860 Macon Miss Died in Dallas March 21st 1929. (Restland Cem)
Lily, born in Selma Ala, during Civil War, July 1864........."A bud that withered & died in Oct at 3 months" and carried back to Macon to be buried.
Nannie May born in Macon Miss March 25th 1866 Dallas, died at St. Pauls (no- Baylor, wasn't it?) about 1918 while son was in war. (Jan 22, 1918)
Charlie Moses, born in Macon June 26th 1868 Died in Macon March when the lilies were in bloom 1871
Sarah Celeste born in Macon Miss Nov 15th 1871 (Died 3 May, 1947, buried Hilcrest)
Edna Martha Valena, born in Macon Miss Aug 12th 1875 and left us in Dallas, Jan 17, 1928 (is that correct?) (Oakland Cem)
1840 Census Lowndes Co., Mississippi page 190....Moses Cline (not looked up) about 30 families away from Sally Word.
1850 Census, Pickensville, Alabama...
M. C. Cline 39 m Carriage Maker born NC Nancy C. 30 f AL Sarah E. 10 f Miss Charles W. 5 m Miss John W. 3 m AL Maxes E. 3/12 m AL Edward Chandler 20 m painter
1860 Census, Macon, Nuxabee County, MS
Microfilm 653 Roo 588 Page 905 as researched by Dixie Kraus. Line 14 Family #400 Mops (Moss) Cline age 49 male carriage maker born NC census date Oct 6 Nancy 37 AL Charles 16 m MS John W. 12 m MS Edgar 9 m MS David 7m MS A-------n 4 m MS no name 2/12 m MS Edward and Sarah Chandler were listed in the next house above Mose Cline.
1870 Census Index for Texas, Washington Co..
David A. Cline Page 177 5th Prec.
J. W. Cline 177 5th Prec.
August Cline 295 Loredo (The 1860 census for Moses Cline had a son between David and Thomas, illegible, A____n?. Nannette did not list a child to fit this spot on her history. An August Cline died in Uvalde County,Texas, September 9, 1923 (Texas Death Index, State Archives)
Tax Roll, DeWitt County, Texas (microfilm State Archives, Interlibrary Loan)
1877 D. A. Cline no entry
M. E. Cline ----
1878 D. A. Cline for M. E. , also for E. Minter. abs #193 Gant Survey, 2 acres.
D. A. Cline -----
1879 D. A. & M. E. Cline entries same.
1880 No Cline
1881 David Cline, carriage
1882 David A. Cline
1883 & few years later, no Cline.
Texas State Gazeteer and Business Directory, Dallas, 1890-91
Cline and Brady, Thomas W. Cline, wagons 117 Camp
Cline & Cole, David A. Cline, George C. Cole wagon maker Caruth & Orange
Chandler, Herbert C. Blacksmith Pearl & Main
Dallas Directory, Dallas Library
1882-83 Cline, M. Edward and T. Warren 117 Camp, carriages and buggies
1884-85 Thomas W. Cline Carriages & waggons, blacksmith, wheelwright. Clamp bt. Lamar, Griffin residence, 134 Cochran
David A. Cline (Chandler & Cline) residence 82 Cochran.
Chandler & Cline (Herbert St.) Blacksmith, wheelwright
There was also an early Levi and Emily Cline living in Dallas.
1886-87
Cline & Brady David A. Cline, Thomas W. Cline, Harwood and Moody. Same residence.
Charles A. Reach, brickmason residence 220 Good, between Live Oak and Bryan.
1888-89
Cline, David A. woodwork and Thomas W. Cline, residence corner N. Harwood, Moody. Thomas, carriages, waggons, 117 Camp, 134 Cochran.
Reach, Chas. H. Brickmason & builder, res Cornith bt. S. Harwood.
Moses and Nanette Cline are buried in the Cline & Sloan lot, along with Daniel W. Clines' child, Lee, and David's child, Dora. Information of Janis Carnahan from Prairie Lea Cemetery.
There are a few newspapers.
Brenham Evening Banner, Daily Banner 1871 to 1903.
Victoria Advocate, Review, 1887-1890, 1897-1913, 1922, 1934-1952.
Children of MOSES CLINE and NANNETTE WORD are:
i. MARY ELIZABETH3 CLINE, b. April 13, 1838, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi; d. June 25, 1845, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.
ii. SARAH ELLEN CLINE, b. July 19, 1840, Columbus. Lowndes, Mississippi; d. January 09, 1926, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas; m. EDWARD TOMS CHANDLER, July 09, 1855, Macon, NuxabeeCo., MS.
Notes for SARAH ELLEN CLINE:
APPLICATION OF INDIGENT WIDOW OF SOLDIER OR SAILOR OF THE LATE CONFEDERACY FOR PENSION under the act of May 12, 1899.
Sarah Chandler applied, state of Texas, from Dallas, September 18, 1908. She stated that Edward Chandler worked as a machinist and brass finisher in the armory at Columbus, Mississippi and then was transferred to the armory at Selma, Alabama. He served from 1862 until part of 1864 or 1865. She lived at 850 Ross and been in Texas for 28 years. She is 68 years old and lives with her children. She owned only her clothing and was supported by her children. John W. Cline, D. A. Cline and J. W. Mackey stated they knew her to be the widow of Edward Chandler. She received a pension until her death January 9, 1926.
November 22, 1955, a letter was sent regarding this record #15007 Dallas Co. from Austin to Mrs. Edna Williamson, Box 4185, Tulsa, OK., giving the pension information.
Crane-Weiland Funeral Home handled Sarah's burial at age 84 years, 5 months and 20 days. Informant was D. W. Milam, Jr. of 713 Interurban Building. Cause of death was Pneumonia. Survivors, 3 daughters, Mrs D. W. Milam, Mrs. F. B. Hinckley and Edna Mackey, all of Dallas. 2 sons, H. C. Chandler, Dallas and C. C. Chandler of Houston, Texas. Pallbears were Bent Alcott, W. A. Page, Gus Schrieber, R. W. Eaton, F. B. Stangler.
Notes for EDWARD TOMS CHANDLER:
1860 Census, next door to his father-in-law, Moses Cline. Dwelling 400, 379 E. Chandler m age 29 painter without propery, born Maine Sallie E.Chandler f 20 Mississippi Emma " f 4 " Chaney " m 2 " Joe Carpenter m 19 apprentice "
Nuxabee Cemetery Tombstone Sacred to the memory of our beloved husband and father. Edward Toms Chandler Oxford, Maine Oct 3, 1830 Dec 16, 1876
There is the Masonic emblem to the left side. The right side has a 3 link chain, I. L. T. There is no death. His 2 children have gravestones next him.
Sally Phillips, e-mail researcher of Geo. and Annis Chandler, desc. unknown. June 1999
iii. EMMIE JANE CLINE, b. October 31, 1842, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi; d. May 28, 1844, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.
Notes for EMMIE JANE CLINE:
There is also a Emma Cline in another part of Greenwood Cemetery, an adult, as reported by Janis Carnahan.
iv. CHARLES WORD CLINE, b. February 02, 1845, Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi; d. Bet. 1898 - 1900, Klondike, Yukon Territory, Canada.; m. MARTHA NEWLAND, Aft. 1863.
Notes for CHARLES WORD CLINE:
Martha's first marriage was to David Word, stepbrother to Nannette Word Cline.
1870 Census, Houston, Texas, had daughter Missouri, age 7.+
1880 Census, Dallas County, Texas. Residence on Pacific St. C. W. Cline age 39 born MS Martha 36 NC Sarah 6 TX
Charles Word Cline went to the Klondike Gold Rush and died there.
1900 Census, Martha Cline lived with her mother.
Notes for MARTHA NEWLAND:
Martha is buried in the Prairie Lea Cemetery, with Sarah. In the 1900 Census, she lives with Lula Sloan. Martha is in the Wm Sloan & J. G. Sloan Lot 65, Range 1 Section 3.
v. JOHN WILLIAM CLINE, b. June 27, 1847, Pickensville, Pickens County, Alabama; d. November 15, 1929, Dallas, Dallas Co., TX; m. ANNIE GREY, Bef. 1879, Brenham, Washington County, Texas.
Notes for JOHN WILLIAM CLINE:
1880 TexasCensus, Washington County, Just Ave. John Wm Cline 33 born Alabama Anna Grey 23 Texas Charles 1 Texas Rosa Grey 17 Texas niece
1900 TX Census where? John W. Anna V. Born 5-1841 age 42, ( all but John born TX ) Charles W. 10-1878 age 21 Joseph M. 6-1885 age 14 Daniel P. 7-1886 age 13 Moses D. 9-1888 age 8
John is buried in Oakland Cemetery, Dallas. He and Annie were divorced after several years of marriage. In his obituary, his sons were listed. Charles lived in Colorado, Donald in Houston, Mathew in Salt Lake City and Benjamin was in Louisiana. No Mention was made of grandchildren. He was survived by 4 brothers, D. A. Cline and D. W. Cline, both of Dallas and M. E. Cline of Victoria, Texas. Pallbearers were Harvey Cline, Fred Cline, Roland Cline, F. D. Reach, F. B. Hinkley, Sr. and F. B. Hinkley. (These were all nephews). Funeral service by Rev. Rob't Thompson. John had died at Parkland Hospital of senility and Atherosclerotic Heart Disease. He was on the 1880 census in Washington County, Texas.
In 1910, there was a John W. Cline listed in the Dallas City Directory as a carriage Maker at Sheets & Cosmar. There was also a Benjamin Cline listed as a clerk at J. O. Hambrick, lived at 170 Noble Street. It is not possible to determine if this is John's son.
There was a Harvey Cline who lived at 327 Oak Grove in 1910 as listed in the City Directory.
Cause of Death: Senility, Arterio Sclerosis, Dementia Medical Information: Dr. Wm C. Holt, Parkland Hospital Occupation: Carriage Builder residence: 1928, 712 Crockett St., Dallas, Texas
vi. MOSES EDGAR CLINE, b. April 13, 1850, Pickensville, Pickens County, Alabama; d. March 30, 1931, Victoria, Victoria County, Texas; m. (1) WILHELMIA REACH, April 20, 1873, Houston, Harris County, Texas; m. (2) CORNELIA WRIGHT, 1881, Yorktown, Texas.
Notes for MOSES EDGAR CLINE:
1900 TX Census, Victoria, E. Common St. M. Ed Cline born Alabama C. E. Cornelius 38 9-1861 Roger 17 10-1882 Arthur 15 3-1885 Louise 11 6-1888 Sterling 8 6-1891 Allie 24 8-1875 1910 TX Census, Victoria Ed Cline Corn 48 Roger 28 Arthur 25 Louise 20 Sterling 17
In 1880, Alexander Reach Cline was on the 1880 Census with his double aunt and uncle, David and Bertha Cline. By his 2nd marriage Moses Edgar had 3 boys and 2 girls. During 1882-1883, he was on the Dallas City Directory. On the 1900 Census he had his and Cornelia's 3 boys and Louise. He also had Valena's son, Alexander, in his home on the 1900 Census in Victoria. Moses is buried in the Evergreen Cemetery in Victoria, Texas. Other Clines buried here are:
Neelie W. Cline April 28, 1861-Jan 2, 1919. (Cornelia Wright) Estelle W, Cline Nov. 14, 1890-May 3, 1891 Roger Wright Cline Oct 11, 1882- Apr 25, 1926 Louise Cline Jun 30, 1888-Apr 25, 1891 Sterling White Cline Jun 9, 1892-Jun 27, 1984 Maud Newcomb Cline Nov 25, 1893-Mar 19, 1974 common marker with Sterling, Burial information from VICTORIA, TEXAS EVERGREEN CEMETERY by Wanda Hoard Payne, 1993 and her supplement in 1994.
In the holdings of the Victoria College Library, University of Houston is a bill for a customer of M. E. Cline, Wheelwright and Blacksmithing, Fine Horse-shoeing, Carriage trimming and Painting a Specialty, bearing M. E. Cline's signature. Paint & trim Phaeton, cover dash, wood & iron work. It was credited to Louise's tuition of $21, leaving balance of $2.75. Customer was Miss Calender, November 1897. Library item 21, folder 28, box 2, Sidney R. Weisiger Collection.
From Victoria Library- M. E. Cline. longtime member of 1st Baptist Church, his home was on S. E. Coma, lot 2, block 146, a 2 story house, built in 1899 on the site of his one story home. He was the father of Miss Louise Cline, long employed by S. P. R. R. in the office, Sterling W. Kelly Cline, conductor for the same R. R., and Al Cline, by 1st wife, dead many years.
M. E. Cline lived in Yorktown in 1881, where he married Cornelia Wright. Her father was Justice of the Peace. He built the 2 story house in 1899, where his older one story house was located. He operated a carriage shop at 304 Liberty, 1907. The family papers of Janis Carham show that Edgar married a Valena Reach, sister of Bertha and Charles Reach. Dallas City Directories show Moses E. to be in Dallas, Texas in 1882-1883. Other records show he was in Victoria in 1928. He bought his home from B. F. Overman in 1886.
Wilhemina died of TB, the same illness which killed her father. Janis's record shows she died and Moses remarried in Yorktown. (From Mary Vonder Hoya's information)
Texas State Death Certificate Index Cornelia Elizabeth Cline Victoria 1-2-19 # 5244. She was known as Neeley. Klein burials in Evergreen Cemetery, per Wanda H. Payne, Cemetery book. Hugo F. A., Friedericke, Samuel, Otto H., More About WILHELMIA REACH: Cemetery: Westside Cemetery, Yorktown, Texas
vii. DAVID ALONZO CLINE, b. November 09, 1852, Pickensville, Pickens County, Alabama; d. February 14, 1934, Dallas, Dallas Co., TX; m. BERTHA REACH, March 29, 1877, DeWitt County, Texas.
Notes for DAVID ALONZO CLINE:
David A. Cline was on the 1870 Census (Index) for Washington Co., TX. He obtained a marriage license in DeWitt Co., TX March 27, 1877 and was married to Bertha Reach April 1, by L. B. Wright, J. P. Prect #3. Witnesses where E. F. Fechner, Wm Cline, Robert Miller.
1880 Census, DeWitt County, Texas David Cline 27 born MS he was a sheepherder. Bertha 26 MS Wilhelmena 1 TX Alexander Reach Cline 5 TX (Son of Edgar and Valencia {Reach} Cline )
1900 TX Census, Dallas, Dallas County. Residence on McKinney St. David age 47 Bertha born .....7-1856 Henry B. 16 ....8-1885 Ernest E. 13 ....1-1887 Marvin D. 3 .....2-1897
1910 TX Census, Dallas David 57 Bertha Ernest 23 Marvin 13
They were soon in Dallas. Children are from census and family obituaries and are not complete.
Wilhelmina was on the 1880 census in DeWitt County, Texas as a one year old, not on 1900 census. David and Bertha had 8 or 9 children, but most died. At David's death in 1934 at age 81, they had 4 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. Informant was Bertha Cline. 3 sons H. H. Cline, E. E. Cline, M. D. Cline all of Dallas. one brother, W. Cline of Dallas, 4 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. He was a retired collector for Texas Furniture Company. Honary Pallbears were Brotherhood Class of 1st Methodist Church, while active pallbears were H. S. Williams, H. H. Winn, Tom Henry, J. H. Edwards, W. H. Crockett and E. W. Ericson. Minister was W. C. Martin. Funeral Home was Chas. F. Weiland and he lived at 3714 McKinney Ave. He and Bertha are buried in Greenwood Cemetery in Dallas, Block 3, lot 55, spaces 7 & 8SE. Charles F. Weiland Funeral Home.
David Cline was on the Tax Rolls for DeWitt County, Texas from 1877 to 1882. (State Achives Microfilm, Interlibrary Loan)
City Directory
1900 David was a Dairy worker, lived at 788 McKinney Ave. 1910 David collected for Texas Furniture and was at the same address. 1923 David was a collector, lived 3714 McKinney with Ernest E. Marvin and Edna lived at 3722 McKinney and Marvin was a clerk.
From "Proud Heritage - Pioneer Families of Dallas" as an item in the Brady family, page 13 "Dave Cline in 1887 owned a feed store with Harry Brady at 1217 Camp Street, now Akard, angling on at a southward decline toward Sanger Brothers on Lamar. Camp is now known as Federal." (Dallas Library, A Dallas Historical Society Publication)
Henry H., Marvin D. and Ernest E. (a bricklayer) were living in Dallas in 1934, per David's obit. Funeral by Rev. W. C. Martin, pallbearers were from Brotherhood class, 1st Methodist Church. Sparkman Crane Funeral Home on Garland Rd.
David and Dora's youngest children are buried in Yorktown in the Westside Cemetery, located west of town, 4 miles off Highway 119. Turn left at the city limit sign (1988) Cine graves are #633 through 637 as surveyed in 1988 by Karen Gohmert and Patsy Goebel.
More About DAVID ALONZO CLINE:
Cause of Death: Coronary sclerosis, angina Occupation: Sheep Raising, Dairy farm, Collecttor, Furn. Religion: 1st Methodist, Dallas residence: 3714 McKinney Ave Source: Janis Carnahan
Notes for BERTHA REACH:
Death Certificate for Bertha Cline, died April 6, 1939, address 3714 McKinney Ave. m She died of chronic Myocarditis (heart disease) and arteriosclerosis. She was a widow, age 85, born July 15, 1853. M. D. Cline of the above address gave information. She had lived in Dallas 50 years. She was buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers Wm G. Buster, W. H. Chick, Ed Dale, Dr. A. Burton, Gene Johnson, John R. Hancock. Songs, "No Night There", My Jesus As Thou Wilt". Funeral service by Rev. W. Angie Smith.
Cause of Death: Myocarditis, Arterio Sclerosis Cemetery: Greenwood, Dallas, Texas Medical Information: Dr. L. E. Hamilton, Med. Arts Bldg. residence: 3714 McKinney Ave.,Dallas, Texas
viii. THOMAS WARREN CLINE, b. December 25, 1855, Pickinsville, Pickins County, Alabama; d. September 27, 1894, Dallas, Dallas Co., TX; m. GEORGIA PUCKETT, December 23, 1880, Dallas, Dallas Co. , Texas.
Notes for THOMAS WARREN CLINE:
Georgia Cline, widow of T. W., lived at 331 Oak Grove , as listed in 1900 & 1910 on the Dallas City Directory. Thomas was a carriage maker in Dallas from 1885-1889. Children from Janis Carnahan from tombstones in the Thomas Cline plot. She says Thomas and maybe Georgia are supposed to be buried here, in Greenwood Cemetery. Family says married 1881.
Obit. from Dallas Morning News, September 28, 1894.
Cline - Died. Mr. T. W. Cline. Funeral from family residence, 331 Oak Grove. 10 AM today.
ix. DANIEL WILSON DOBBINS CLINE, b. March 05, 1860, Macon, NoxabeeCo., MS; d. February 18, 1943, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas; m. (1) KATIE MCQUIRE, Abt. 1879, Brenham, TX?; m. (2) SALLIE OPHELIA BLYTHE, Abt. 1883, Brenham, Washington County, Texas.
Notes for DANIEL WILSON DOBBINS CLINE:
1910 TX Census, Dallas? D. W. Cline born MS S. O. age 52 C. C. 22 ......Born 1888 Mattie 21.............. 1889 Maude 19............. 1891 Walter 17 ..............1893 Roland W. 15........ 1895 Ruth 10 ..................1900
Lee and Willie Joe died young. Sallie Cline has Texas Death Certificate #1492, not obtained, states died in Dallas, January 7, 1931.. Fred Cline was a pallbeared for his uncle John W. Cline in 1928. There is a burial in Prairie Lea Cemetery in Brenham for Lee born Jan 1894, died July 24, 1894. Information of Janis Carnahan,from Prairie Lea Cemetery.
Willie (Wm) and Sallie were visiting Nannette Cline on the 1900 Census.
Daniel and Sallie are buried in Restland Cemetery, Section Q, lot 8.
Obit. for Daniel Wilson Cline in news area and also in the classified.
"82/83, retired bridge contractor, A native of Macon, Mississippi, Mr. Cline came to Texas in 1878, settling at Brenham. He moved to Dallas about the turn of the century. Mr. Cline was engaged in the bridge contracting business in Texas for 30 years. He was a member of Trinity Baptist Church. He lived at 1027 N. Edgefield. Survived by 4 sons.Chauncy C. Cline,Grapevine; Walter C. Cline, Phoenix, Arizona; Roland W. Cline, Dallas; Fred M. Cline, Portland, Oregon. 3 daughters, Mrs. Wallace J. Stevenson, Mrs W. H. Lohman, Mrs J. J. Patrick, all of Dallas. 31 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Services at Weiland Funeral Home, 4 PM Friday. Internment in Restland Cemetery. Pallbears were M. K. Price, J. K. Biggs, Earl Pryor, Carl Pryor, T. G. Morris, Scott Metcalf."
(Dallas Times Herald, February 19, 1943) .
The 1910 census shows Sallie born 1858.
More About DANIEL WILSON DOBBINS CLINE:
Cause of Death: General Senility
Notes for KATIE MCQUIRE:
Katie is buried in Prairie Lea Cemetery. More About KATIE MCQUIRE:
other: Body sent to Brenham, Texas
Notes for SALLIE OPHELIA BLYTHE:
Buried in Restland Cemetery.
More About SALLIE OPHELIA BLYTHE:
Cemetery: Cemetery.