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Subject: Re: Clevelands Gone to Texas

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Jean Hiett

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Date Posted: Wed, Feb 13 2002, 10:21:05
In reply to: Brenda Parker 's message, "Clevelands Gone to Texas" on Wed, May 30 2001, 22:20:54

Hello,
William Cleveland b.1831/32 in SC. Married Hannah Moreland 1850 in Murray Co. GA. Served in 11 th Reg.,GA. Died 1862. His children: 1)Mary E C (Kate) married George Cheek and moved to TX. They had a large family. 2)Cynthia married Isaac Hall, moved to Kyle, TX: then to OK, TN and finally to Dallas, TX, one daughter Katie. 3) Obediah Cleveland married Mattie____ moved to Kyle, TX died before 1900. A daughter Popie Cleveland survived. 4)Comfort married Elisha Burch, moved to Kyle, TX, three children -Jesse, Clayton, and Viola by 1900. 5) Esther may have married a Logan. 6) William J Cleveland born 1860/62, 7) foster child - Columbus L Cleveland b 1868? married Belle moved to Dallas, TX, had Nora and Edwin/Edward. C L Cleveland died 1915 in Dallas,TX.
Any information about the ancestors or descendents would be welcome.
Jean Hiett

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