FARWICK COLLINSWORTH
The following records of the Collinsworth family was submitted by the Mary Shirley McGuire Chapter, TDAR.
Examination of this probate packet shows that the final account of W. S. Collinsworth, Adm of the estate of F. M. Collinsworth lists the 7 children and heirs at law as follows:
1. W. S. Collinsworth
2. heirs of L. U. Collinsworth dec who are 1) Minnie 2) Willie and 3) D. L.
represented by mother and guardian Ann Collinsworth of Knoxville, Tennessee
3. Mary E. Thomas of Ford County, Texas
4. F. T. Collinsworth of Wheeler County, Texas
5. A. G. Collinsworth of Collin County, Texas
6. D. N. Collinsworth of Collin County, Texas
7. heirs of I. B. Collinsworth dec. viz: Marthy O. Collinsworth age 17
Examination of this document also shows that F. M. Collinsworth owned property in Denton County, Texas.
Document dated 20 Dec 1910.
McKinney Democrat, Vol. 1, No 24, July 17, 1884.
F. Collinsworth, a farmer who lives a few miles west of Plano, was hauling wheat to a thrasher. His team took fright and ran away, throwing him from the wagon almost severing his nose from his face and dangerously injuring him about the head. Little hopes are entertained for his recovery. [Note: Probably F. M. above. He lived several more years after this article.]
Examination of this probate packet shows that the final account of W. S. Collinsworth, Adm of the estate of F. M. Collinsworth lists the 7 children and heirs at law as follows:
1. W. S. Collinsworth
2. heirs of L. U. Collinsworth dec who are 1) Minnie 2) Willie and 3) D. L.
represented by mother and guardian Ann Collinsworth of Knoxville, Tennessee
3. Mary E. Thomas of Ford County, Texas
4. F. T. Collinsworth of Wheeler County, Texas
5. A. G. Collinsworth of Collin County, Texas
6. D. N. Collinsworth of Collin County, Texas
7. heirs of I. B. Collinsworth dec. viz: Marthy O. Collinsworth age 17
Examination of this document also shows that F. M. Collinsworth owned property in Denton County, Texas.
Document dated 20 Dec 1910.
McKinney Democrat, Vol. 1, No 24, July 17, 1884.
F. Collinsworth, a farmer who lives a few miles west of Plano, was hauling wheat to a thrasher. His team took fright and ran away, throwing him from the wagon almost severing his nose from his face and dangerously injuring him about the head. Little hopes are entertained for his recovery. [Note: Probably F. M. above. He lived several more years after this article.]
COLLINSWORTH, FARWICK
Marriage license
Marriage Certificate
State of Tennessee – Claiborne County
This certifies that Farwick Collinsworth and Lucy A. Rowlet were united by John Brown, justice of the peace, in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony on the 11th day of March in the year of our Lord 1851 as appears of record in my office in Marriage Record Book 3, page 5, this 17th day of April 1981
Aileen L. Standifer, County Clerk
[Note: Lucy died in the smallpox epidemic. Her tombstone should read 1895.]
Marriage license
Marriage Certificate
State of Tennessee – Claiborne County
This certifies that Farwick Collinsworth and Lucy A. Rowlet were united by John Brown, justice of the peace, in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony on the 11th day of March in the year of our Lord 1851 as appears of record in my office in Marriage Record Book 3, page 5, this 17th day of April 1981
Aileen L. Standifer, County Clerk
[Note: Lucy died in the smallpox epidemic. Her tombstone should read 1895.]