Notes for WILLIAM D ALBERT M LONG:
Disregard Generation 1 at Top Of Page, This is
Generation 3
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN LONG SR.
GENERATION 3
Generation No. 3
2. WILLIAM D. ALBERT M.3 LONG (JAMES2,
JOHN1)2,3 was born March 08, 1810 in Fairfield Co, SC3,
and died January 8, 1863 in Kaufman Co, TX3. He married
NANCY LUCY ALBRIGHT3 Abt. 1830 in Fayette Co,
TN3. She was born June 30, 18133, and died December 07,
1882 in Belton Co, TX?3.
Notes for WILLIAM D. ALBERT M. LONG:
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According to Kaufman History, Vol 11, 1984, published by
Kaufman Co Historical Commission. William was a
Medical Doctor. He was murdered Jan. 18, 1863 by
unknown persons who shot him with a hunting arrow (Not
Indian-he fought off his attackers, according to the Inquest
and it was determined by shoe prints that it was white men
who killed him, also there were no Indian problems here
after 1850)
He was shot in the back while he was feeding his livestock.
His probate is filed in Kaufman Co, TX, he is buried in Fox
Cemetery, Kaufman Co., TX. Kaufman History says he
had 15 children.
The following was furnished by M. Ritchie:
This could be the William D Long who was granted a 2nd
class headright, #195, emigrated to Texas July 1837 as a
married man, tax lists 1839, 1840, Francis Long, agent for
in 1845, 1846 poll list. Source "Nacogdoches-Gateway to
Texas" vol 1, revised, a biographical directory 1773-1849.
byfd Ericson, Republic of Texas Second Class Headrights
March 2, 1836 -Oct. 1, 1837,ed Alma Nettie Wilson Barnes,
compiled by Benjamin F Purl 1904, gives the following :
Long, Wm D, Certificate 195, 640 acres, Land Dist:
Nacogdoches, Located in Cherokee, File #214
"Nacogdoches Headrights" Carolyn Reeves Ericson, gives
the following for the same grant. July 1837, William D
Long, certificate #195, 1280 acres, witnesses Geo W Long
and John Long. Also grant #38, under "Misc grants", says
this. "W D Long, Old Cert #195 issued 3 Aug 1838 for 1280
Acres, 2nd Class issued 14 Aug 1841, Witnesses: A. Sterne
& T. J. Rusk". These two characters would be Adolphus K
Sterne and Thomas J Rusk, early Texas pioneers.
There was a William D Long who is in Nacogdoches Co, in
1840 (In 1843, Rusk County was created from
Nacogdoches Co.) He owned 4 slaves and 12 cattle. The
1840 census of the Republic of Texas, ed. Gifford White,
1966, The Pemberton Press, Austin.
Republic of Texas Poll Lists for 1846 by Marion Day
Mullins, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co, William
D Long living in Nacogdoches Co.
1860 Rusk Co census, shows that he is a farmer and owns
$1500 (Value in 2001 31, 878) in real estate and $5000
(Value in 2001 same as $106,262) in personal property.
Children living with him are, G. W. 23 (m), J. E. 20,(f) A.
T. W. 18 (m), Robert 15, Edward 11, Melissa 10, Mary 8,
Jacob 6, S. H., 4 (no sex given), Charity Long Berry 22,
Margaret Berry 4.He is also living next door to James N
and John A Long in this census.
Probate of William D Long: Researched by Kathey Hunt
1. On none of the papers in the packet, nor in any of the
handwritten records in the minutes, is W D Long's actual
death date given. in one record it says "Long, dec'd who
departed this life prior to 1865 in said county of Kaufman
Texas..." also See the TRANSCRIPTION BELOW which
has info on the date of death that is left blank in an
affidavit as if No one was really certain when he died....
2. Probate Minutes record Book #1 pg 336
Nancy long on 28 Sep 1867 makes application for probate
on W D Long's estate, requesting she be appointed as
Executrix /Asministrtator of the estate, stating that W D
long died Intestate. (no will) & that he had no Real
property. She swears & signs a Statement that there is 320
acres of land which is the ONLY Community Real
property, along with their household goods, but no other
property which belonged to W D Long.
However, on the same date 2 Appraisers for the Court
appeared and stated that W S Long had 640 acres of land
within Kaufman Co. these men were Henry Spurgeon &
Thomas Stayhorn. Because of this Nancy Long's request to
be made Executrix is denied & Henry Spurgeon is
appointed Administrator with Strayhorn as Suretor.
**There is a Document I sent you which also states this **It
appears that she waited this long to probate the estate
thinking it would deter any action which might come
forward against the estate (a very common practice back
then) However, in this case
I believe Long was too well known and his assets were also
well-known by his peers.
3. Probate Min Bk 1, pg 371
Dated June term 1867 after an affidavit from Mr Spurgeon
suggests that there may be other Real property belonging to
W D Long's eststate in RUSK CO TX The court
appoints 3 men to travel there & Investigate the allegation -
they are Cassidy Sanders, James Draper Sr & John
Wherry.
4.
Probate Min Bk 1, pge 383
Nancy Long again asks permission from the court to be
appointed Executrix of the estate & she is denied. She
requests permission to liquidate some real property in
Kaufman County stating that she is destitute & she is
denied that request until full appraisal of ALL W D Long's
holdings are reported by the 3 Suretors. Also on this
page is a full Inventory of the Personal property of W D
Long, made by Spurgeoon, which was made in case the
estate had to be liquidated.
5. Probate Misc Minutes Bk 1, pg 417 Term Spring-1869
The Suretors report to the Court that W D Long holds title
in Rusk Co TX to: 1276 Acres of land in one parcel
243 acres of land in a second parcel 20 acres of land in a
third parcel. All Clear title with no Debts owed in that
county against said estate.
6. Probate Misc Bk 1, pg 465
Fall Term 1871
Court concedes that there are no debts owed by the estate
of W D Long & all property s reverted into the holdings of
Nancy Long.
The probate confirms the land in Rusk Co that M. Ritchie
was reporting.
More About WILLIAM D. ALBERT M. LONG:
Burial: Fox Cemetery, Kaufman Co, TX3
Notes for NANCY LUCY ALBRIGHT:
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According to Kaufman History, Vol 11, 1984, published by
Kaufman Co Historical Commission. Nancy went to visit
relatives in South Texas in 1882 and died there.
Source: Alenia Neely Dickson, Rt. 2, Box 42, Winnsboro,
TX in a letter to Corrie Pope dated April 28, 1975:
Albrights were from Germany. They came to the Texas
Republic or what was then Old Mexico in 1835. John
Albright was killed and scalped by Indians soon after
coming to what we now know as Houston Co, TX His wife
Eliza Reitzell died bet 1840 and 1850 in Houston Co. Nancy
Albright was reported to have smoked a pipe.
I have the Albrights all the way back to Germany.
More About NANCY LUCY ALBRIGHT:
Burial: Campbell Ranch3
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM LONG and NANCY
ALBRIGHT:
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Not proven, taken off Internet. Place to start looking
Children of WILLIAM LONG and NANCY ALBRIGHT
are:
4.
i.
ROBERT ALBERT CLAUDE4 LONG, b.
February 22, 1845, Kaufman Co,
TX; d. March 02, 1919, Terrell, Kaufman Co.,
TX.
5.
ii.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LONG, b. February
12, 1837, Arkansas; d. January 26, 1883,
Kaufman Co, TX.
6. iii.
JOHN ALBERT LONG, b. October 09, 1834,
TN; d. January 30, 1877, Kaufman Co, TX
iv.
SARAH LONG3, m. JOHN BUNCH3; b. ,
Kaufman, Kaufman Co. TX3.
Notes for SARAH LONG:
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Not Proven that Sarah is married to John
Bunch. Taken from other Researcher
7.
v.
JAMES NEWTON LONG, b. Abt. 1831, TN.
8.
vi.
EMMA IZETTA LONG, b. 1839, Nacogdoches,
TX; d. 1911, Corsicana, TX.
9.
vii.
WILLIAM JASPER LONG, b. 1831, Tennessee;
d. Belton, McClennan Co, TX.
10.
viii.
CHARITY R. M. LONG, b. 1838, TX; d. 1892,
Hopkins Co, TX.
ix.
WILEY LONG3, b. 1842, TX3.
Notes for WILEY LONG:
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Notes for A. T. Wiley Long:
Source: Ron & Elaine Long, in e-mail notes to
M. Ritchie dated 3/21/96.
M. Ritchie: Name from 1860 TX census.
Wiley with widowed mother from 1870
Kaufman Co census
Born source: A. W. age 18 born TX at home
with parents in Rusk Co TX 1860 census Wiley
age 28 1870 Kaufman Co TX census
x.
EDWARD DARLING (TOBE) LONG3, b.
18493; m. ELIZABETH A SHOOK3
, July 01, 1869, Kaufman Co, TX3.
Notes for EDWARD DARLING (TOBE)
LONG:
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Notes for Edward "Tobe" Long:
Source: R. & E. Long, notes to M. Ritchie dated
3/21/96.
Individual Source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census,
Edward at home with parents.
"Tobe" listed with wife Elezabeth with widowed
mother next to brother Robert
1870 Kaufman Co TX census
Born Source: age 11 in 1860 Rusk Co TX
census
xi.
MELISSA MARCIA LONG3, b. 1850, TX3.
Notes for MELISSA MARCIA LONG:
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Notes for Melissa Long:
Source: R. & E. Long, -mail notes to M. Ritchie
dated 3/21/96.
Individual source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census at
home with parents
Born source: Age 10 born TX in 1860 Rusk Co
TX census
xii.
MARY AMELIA LONG3, b. 1852, TX3.
Notes for MARY AMELIA LONG:
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Individual source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census at
home with parents
Born Source: Age 8 in 1860 Rusk Co TX census
xiii.
JACOB LONG3, b. 1854, TX3.
Notes for JACOB LONG:
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Notes for Jacob Long:
Individual source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census at
home with parents
Born source: Jacob age 6 in 1860 Rusk Co
census. Jacob age 16 in 1870 Kaufman Co
Census. "Jake" age 16 in 1880 Kaufman Co
census next door to brother, Robert. (not
soundexed because no children.
OH , here's a good one...seems bad times with
the law followed the Longs
somewhat...I found where Jacob "Jake" Long
stood trial for murder...and in the
news story there is mention that his brother,
Robert Long, was an accomplice.
Jacob was acquitted & no charges were ever
filed on Robert that I can find.
They were accused of killing a man named
Willingham / Wallingham in Terrell in
1874, but Jacob was acquitted in 1881.Seems it
took them awhile to get him back to Kaufman
Co --he was in Jack Co & everyone was afraid
to go out there after him because of the Indians!
From what I have here, he went back to Jack
Co, too.
xiv.
SAMUEL LONG3, b. 1856, TX3.
Notes for SAMUEL LONG:
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Individual source: H. at home with parents in
1860 Rusk Co TX census. Daniel H. with
widowed mother in Fleetwood household near
brother, Robert in 1870 Kaufman Co TX
Born source: S. H. age 4 in 1860 census
Daniel H. age 13 in 1870 census
Sam age 24 in 1880 Kaufman Co TX next door
to brother, Robert.
3. ALEXANDER T. WILEY3 LONG (JAMES2, JOHN1)3
was born 18033. He married MARY3. She was born
18053.
Notes for ALEXANDER T. WILEY LONG:
1835 Fayette Co. TN County Court Minutes 1833-1835,
Page 456
Ordered by Court that Edward Albright and Albert T. W.
Long be taken from the Hays Bridge road to the Moscow
road and work under G. B. L. Dunkley the
overseer on said road.
1835 Fayette Co, TN Deed Book E, Page 339:
Alexander T. W. Long gives power of attorney to Darling
Long to sell his land to William Powell, bounded by
Edward Albright, Wm. Albright and James M Long. 22
December 1835
1850 Clark Co, AR Census, page 216-217 , Terre Noir Twp.
Alexander T Long m 47 SC Farmer
Mary F 45 TN
Cornelia C. F 19, TN
Margaret E. F 16 TN
John A. M, 10 AR
Tennessee F 9 AR
This census shows Alexander T Long as age 47. That would
make him born in 1803.
Notes for MARY:
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I think this is Mary Albright, On 1850 Clark Co AR census
as age 45. Would be born 1805. Nancy Albright (WADM
Long's wife) has a sister named Mary born in 1805.
Children of ALEXANDER LONG and MARY are:
i.
CORNELIA C4 LONG3, b. 1831, TN3.
1850 Clark Co, AR census P 216-217 shows age
19 born in TN.
ii.
MARGARET E. LONG3, b. 18343.
1850 Clark Co, AR census P 216-217 shows age
16 born in TN.
iii.
JOHN A LONG3, b. 1840, AR3.
Notes for JOHN A LONG:
1850 Clark Co, AR census P 216-217 shows age
10 born in AR.
iv.
TENNESSEE LONG3, b. 1841, AR3.
1850 Clark Co, AR census P 216-217 shows age
9 born in AR.
Part 2
Generation No. 3
4. ROBERT ALBERT CLAUDE4 LONG (WILLIAM D.
ALBERT M.3, JAMES2, JOHN1) 4,5,6,7,8,9 was born
February 22, 1845 in Kaufman Co, TX9, and died March
02, 1919 in Terrell, Kaufman Co.,TX9. He married
SARAH FLEETWOOD10,11,12,13 June 06, 1866 in
Kaufman Co, TX13. She was born May 08, 1847 in LA13.
Notes for ROBERT ALBERT CLAUDE LONG:
Info Taken from 1880 Kaufman Co, TX Census and book
History of Kaufman County at Wichita Falls, TX Library.
Death and burial info taken off Confederate
Pension Application.
The pension application states the following: I was 62 years
old Feb 22, 1907. I reside in Kaufman Co ever since 1860. I
drive a wagon and have a cripple arm, weak eyes and
diseased Jaw Bone. I enlisted in Confederate army 1863
and was discharged 1865. I was in Capt. Wills Co A A.W.
Terrells Regit 34th Texas Cavalry. I enlisted in Galveston,
TX. I own one cow and one mule. The cow is worth 25.00
and the Mule is worth 75.00. I have sold one mule which
brought me 70.00. The application is dated June 19, 1907.
Notes for Robert Albert Claude Long:
Note: Robert and Sarah and their family are enumerated
twice in 1880. I'm not sure which was done first and which
second. I have the original census for Kaufman Co but not
Wise Co. Evidently Robert and family went to Wise Co to
be with brother, Edward D. in 1880. The children’s ages
vary somewhat, but all names and birth places
are identical.
Individual source: name from 1860 Rusk Co TX census.
Initial "A" from 1880 Wise Co TX soundex. Robert A. C.
and Dr. from cemetery listing.
Born source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census, Robert age 15 born
TX.
1880 Wise Co TX, age 35 - 1880 Kaufman Co TX age 35
Full date from cemetery listing
Place from cemetery burial record
Death source from cemetery listing - College Mound
Cemetery, Kaufman
Buried source from cemetery listing
Military Service: 1863, Company A 34th TX CV, Cp. Hill's
Co. Terrell regiment
Source: Letter from an Old-timer - reunion listing
Burial record adds rank of private.
From roster of Co. A, Terrell regiment at
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txkaufma/
civilwar/terrella.htm, by Justin M. Sanders
"Long, Robert A.C., pvt: enl Prairieville 15 Dec 1862
[K1870-235 Robert Long, 25, TX, Farmer; Tex Pen 12946]"
This is probably also the same R. A. Long who, along with
G. W. Cariker, witnesses Louisa Sealy Freeman's
application for a widow's Confederate pension on 4 Sept.
1909. Robert A. Long, Confederate Service, Book:
Terrell’s Texas Cavalry, By John W. Spencer
In this book R. A. Long is shown as being in Company A.
Also shown as being in Co. A are T. F. Dickey (Thomas F.
Dickey) and J. A. Carlisle (John A. Carlisle). These two
men are listed as witness on Robert Long’s application for
pension. The book says R. A. Long enlisted at Kaufman,
TX on Aug. 5, 1863. The two men on the pension
application say he enlisted at Galveston, TX. T. F. Dickey is
shown as enlisting on Dec. 15, 1862 at Prairieville, TX and
J. A. Carlisle enlisted on Dec. 1, 1863 at Prairieville, TX.
This above information was taken from the only known
Muster Roll taken on Feb. 29, 1864. (According to the
book)
The following sketch of Company A is in the book:
Company A consisted of men mainly from Prairieville, TX
and a few from Kaufman and Canton. These were men
primarily of Norwegian descent, Six foot, four inch Israel
Spikes was the original captain, being elected on Dec. 15,
1862, when the company was formed. Spikes resigned
about a year later and William G. Hill became
captain.(This is the captain that R. A. Long mentions in his
Pension Application)
The discipline, instruction, arms and clothing of Company
A were rated as good on the February 29, 1864 company
report. Military appearance was shown as only fair, and
accouterments as good, but without bayonet scabbards.
At the disbandment in May, 1865 at Wild Cat Crossing on
the Trinity River these men were only a short distance from
home. Many of the men moved to the Clifton, TX, area
after the war and started new home and lives.
They were in the battle at Mansfield, Louisiana or Sabine
Cross Roads. April 8, 1864 Today that is the location of
Mansfield Battlefield Park and Museum. The were also in a
battle at Pleasant Hill, LA. From birth certificate of son,
George Albert Long, he is farming near Corsicana, TX in
1888.
Information furnished by Kathey Hunt:
OH , here's a good one...seems bad times with the law
followed the Longs somewhat...I found where Jacob "Jake"
Long stood trial for murder...and in the news story there is
mention that his brother, Robert Long, was an accomplice.
Jacob was acquitted & no charges were ever filed on
Robert that I can find.
They were accused of killing a man named Willingham /
Wallingham in Terrell in 1874, but Jacob was acquitted in
1881.Seems it took them awhile to get him back to
Kaufman Co --he was in Jack Co & everyone was afraid to
go out there after him because of the Indians! From what I
have here, he went back to Jack Co, too.
More About ROBERT ALBERT CLAUDE LONG:
Burial: March 03, 1919, College Mound Cemetery,
Kaufman13
Notes for SARAH FLEETWOOD:
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Info taken from 1880 Kaufman Co, TX census.1870 census
shows Sarah as 23 and born in Lousiana. Isabel Fleetwood
age 60, born in TN, living with them. Sarah's Mother?
Nickname "Sallie"
Marriage Notes for ROBERT LONG and SARAH
FLEETWOOD:
R.A. Long and S.A. Fleetwood, 6 Jun 1866 ( in Kaufman
Co marriages thru 1870)
Children of ROBERT LONG and SARAH FLEETWOOD
are:
11.
i.
WILLIAM ELMORE5 LONG, b. April 10,
1867, Erath Co,?Texas; d. June 02, 1943
Wichita Falls, TX.
ii.
LULA LONG13, b. 1869, Taken for 1880
Kaufman Co, TX Census13.
iii.
THOMAS LONG13, b. 1874, Taken for 1880
Kaufman Co, TX Census13.
iv.
EMMA LONG13, b. 1876, Taken from 1880
Kaufman Co, TX Census13;
m. JOHN COPELAND13.
v.
HATTEN LONG13, b. 1877, Taken for 1880
Kaufman Co, TX Census13.
vi.
INFANT LONG13, b. 1879, Taken for 1880
Kaufman Co, TX Census13.
Notes for INFANT LONG:
1880 Kaufman Co, TX census show age as 9/12,
June of 1880, born about Oct. 1879
12.
vii.
GEORGE ALBERT LONG, b. June 03, 1888,
Near, Corsicana, TX; d. 1965.
viii.
AL LONG13.
ix.
IVA LONG13.
5. GEORGE WASHINGTON4 LONG (WILLIAM D.
ALBERT M.3, JAMES2, JOHN1)14,15 was
born February 12, 1837 in Arkansas15, and died January
26, 1883 in Kaufman Co, TX15.
He married EMILY ELIZABETH FOX15 December 11,
1861 in Kaufman Co, TX15. She was born 1845 in
Mississippi15, and died in Kaufman Co, TX15.
Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON LONG:
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Most Information taken from book, History of Kaufman
County in Wichita Falls Library.
Individual source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census - G. W. age 23
at home with parents
Birth source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census
1880 Kaudman Co,TX G. W. age 43 born AR with his
family.
Full date from cemetery listing
Buried Fox cemetery, Kaufman Co., TX
Death source: Cemetery listing
More About GEORGE WASHINGTON LONG:
Burial: Fox Cemetery at Rand, Kaufman Co15
More About EMILY ELIZABETH FOX:
Burial: Fox Cemetery at Rand, Kaufman Co15
Marriage Notes for GEORGE LONG and EMILY FOX:
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Information taken from book, History of Kaufman Co, TX
Children of GEORGE LONG and EMILY FOX are:
i.
GEORGE5 LONG, JR15, b. 186315.
ii.
MARY LONG15, b. 186415.
iii.
DELLA LONG15, b. April 12, 186715.
iv.
WILLIAM LONG15, b. 186915; d. 192815.
13.
v.
THOMAS THADDEUS LONG, b. May 11,
1870; d. October 24, 1942.
vi.
LEONA LONG15, b. September 16, 187215.
vii.
NANCY LONG15, b. 187415.
viii.
JOHN LONG15, b. 187615.
ix.
SARAH ELIZABETH LONG15, b. 187815.
x.
BABE LONG15, b. 188015.
6. JOHN ALBERT4 LONG (WILLIAM D. ALBERT M.3,
JAMES2, JOHN1)15 was born October 09, 1834 in TN15,
and died January 30, 1877 in Kaufman Co, TX15. He
married SARAH JANE SEALEY15 August 1853 in Rusk
Co, TX15. She was born July 24, 1839 in Alabama15, and
died October 21, 190115.
Notes for JOHN ALBERT LONG:
[Bobby Howard3.FTW]
Brother of Robert "Bob" Long and George Washington
Long. He was a doctor. His nickname was Doctor John.
Death date from Cemetery listings
Following Info from Mark’s Notes:
According to note in Ruby's handwriting, J. A. Long was
Sheriff of Freestone County.
Appears in 1860 Rusk County Census (book by Dunn), next
door to W. D. Long.
He owns $1000 in property, lives with wife Sarah and
children W. W. and John.
Appears in 1870 Kaufman County Census, dwelling #445,
age 35, White, physician, $4000 personal property, born
Tennessee, with wife Sarah J.,31, keeping house,
born Mississippi, children William, 15, John R., 12, James
C., 10, George T., 4 and Edward A., 1. Children all born in
Texas.
But in 1880 he is gone from the census, and Sarah J. is
living alone.
VERY interesting note on the 1870 census: Next door to
John in 1870, and to his widow in 1880, is a Black family of
Henry Long, wife Jane, children Nellie, Rinda (Marinda,
1880), Alexander (Ector 1880), and Susannah. Are these
some former Long slaves? We know that William D.
Long, John's father owned slaves at one time.
More About JOHN ALBERT LONG:
Burial: Fox Cemetery, Kaufman Co, TX15
Notes for SARAH JANE SEALEY:
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Notes for Sarah Jane Sealey:
Source: Alenia , Nov. 5, 1967:
Sarah Jane was married twice, first to John A. Long then
to A. Cox for a short time but was buried at Myrtle
Springs Cemetery, Van Zandt County, under the name of
Long.
Sarah Jane was reported to be Cherokee Indian or half
Cherokee Indian.
1870 Kaufman Co. census, is living with husband John A.
Long.
1880 Kaufman Co. census, is living alone with the kids, and
a "boarder" who is a "farm laborer', Matthew C. Cox, age
27, born Alabama. Living close to her in 1880 are James
Long and wife Elizabeth, and George W. Long and wife
Emily E. and large family.
In 1900, she is living next door to James C. Long, as Sarah
Cox, widow and Landlady, age 60, mother of 6 children, 4
now living, born in Miss, parents born in NC and AL,
same on all three as Sarah Long of 1880 census.
More About SARAH JANE SEALEY:
Burial: Myrtle Springs Cemetery, Mrytle Springs, Van
Zandt Co, TX15
Children of JOHN LONG and SARAH SEALEY are:
14.
i.
JAMES CRITTENTON5 LONG, b. December
01, 1860, TX; d. January 28,
1923, Teague, TX.
ii.
WILLIAM WILEY LONG15, b. July 12,
185515; d. March 13, 188315.
15.
iii.
JOHN ROBERT LONG, b. September 26, 1857,
Kaufman Co, TX; d.
October 03, 1920, Edgewood, TX.
iv.
EDWARD ALBERT LONG15, b. February 16,
1860, Kaufman Co, TX15;
d. November 22, 194815; m. SARAH
ELIZABETH STEEL15, February 08,
1888, Kaufman Co, TX15; b. April 21, 1872,
Whitesboro, TX15; d. June 24,
1960, Big Springs, TX15.
Notes for EDWARD ALBERT LONG:
Was a Law Enforcement Officer
More About EDWARD ALBERT LONG:
Burial: Mount Olive Cemetery, Big Springs,
TX15
Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH STEEL:
[Bobby Howard3.FTW]
Steel or Steed?? Born in Whitesboro or Big
Spring??
More About SARAH ELIZABETH STEEL:
Burial: Mount Olive Cemetery, Big Springs,
TX15
16.
v.
GEORGE THOMAS LONG, b. July 23, 1865,
Kaufman Co, TX;
d. October 16, 1925, Van Zandt Co, TX.
vi.
SAMUEL ARCHIE LONG15, b. July 08,
187215; d. August 13, 188615.
7. JAMES NEWTON4 LONG (WILLIAM D. ALBERT
M.3, JAMES2, JOHN1)16,17
was born Abt. 1831 in TN17. He married INDIANA S.
RAWSER17.
Notes for JAMES NEWTON LONG:
Birth source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census - Jas. N., Age 29,
born TN.
1880 Hill Co TX soundex age 48, born TN.
Appears in 1860 Rusk Co., TX census (book by Dunn)
living next door to Wm D. (father) and John A. (brother)
Long. He has $2580 in land property and $2350 in
personal property. He is a farmer and lives with his wife J.
S., children James D. (age 3, male), W. H. (age 1, male),
plus C. A. Rawser (?) (age 46, male), Abie Rawser (age 8,
female), and Emma Rawser (age 6, female).
Notes for Indiana S. Rawser:
Since the Longs in 1860 are living with C. A. Rawser (?),
female, age 46, with two children, it is at least likely that
Indiana's maiden name was Rawser and that this is her
widowed mother.
Notes for INDIANA S. RAWSER:
Since the Longs in 1860 are living with C. A. Rawser,
female, age 46, with two children, it is at least likely that
Indiana's maiden name was Rawser and that this is her
widowed mother. <M. Ritchie>
Children of JAMES LONG and INDIANA RAWSER are:
i.
JAMES D.5 LONG17, b. Abt. 185717.
ii.
W. H. LONG17, b. Abt. 185917.
8. EMMA IZETTA4 LONG (WILLIAM D. ALBERT M.3,
JAMES2, JOHN1)17 was born 1839 in Nacogdoches, TX17,
and died 1911 in Corsicana, TX17.
She married HATTON KEMPER FLEETWOOD17 April
19, 1866 in Kaufman Co, TX17. He was born October 28,
1842 in St. Mary Parish, LA17, and died 1913 in Corsicana,
TX17.
More About EMMA IZETTA LONG:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, in Rice, Navarro Co, TX17
More About HATTON KEMPER FLEETWOOD:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, in Rice, Navarro Co, TX17
Children of EMMA LONG and HATTON FLEETWOOD
are:
i.
CEBELLE5 FLEETWOOD17, b. 1867, Elmo,
TX17.
ii.
MODERA FLEETWOOD17, b. February 04,
187017; d. 1955,
Arlington, TX17.
iii.
ROBERT EDWARD FLEETWOOD17, b.
December 03, 1873, Elmo, TX17;
d. February 03, 1947, San Angelo, TX17; m.
(1) NETTIE HALL17,
1900, Rice, TX17; b. May 26, 1878, Abilene,
TX17; m. (2) MINETTE
EVELYN HOWARD17, 1909, Odessa, TX17;
b. December 02, 1879, Abilene, TX17.
9. WILLIAM JASPER4 LONG (WILLIAM D. ALBERT
M.3, JAMES2, JOHN1)17 was born 1831 in Tennessee17,
and died in Belton, McClennan Co, TX17.
He married J. S. ROSER17. She was born 183717.
Children of WILLIAM LONG and J. ROSER are:
i.
JAMES D5 LONG17, b. 185717.
ii.
N. H. LONG17, b. 185917.
10. CHARITY R. M.4 LONG (WILLIAM D. ALBERT M.3,
JAMES2, JOHN1)17 was born 1838 in TX17, and died 1892
in Hopkins Co, TX17. She married JAMES T BERRY17
July 12, 1855 in Rusk Co, TX17.
Notes for CHARITY R. M. LONG:
[Bobby Howard3.FTW]
Source: R. & E. Long
e-mail notes to M. Ritchie dated 3/21/96.
Individual source: Charity is probably a daughter. She is
living with W. D. in 1860 as Charity Berry? and has a 4
year old daughter.
Born source: 1860 Rusk Co TX census - Charity Berry age
22 born TX in W. D. Long household
Child of CHARITY LONG and JAMES BERRY is:
i.
MARGARET5 BERRY17, b. 185617.
