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Austin J Slocum 1854–1925 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 6 May 1854

Birth Location: Booth's Creek, Harrison Co, West Virginia

Death Date: February 6, 1925

Death Location: Sebastian county, Fort Smith, Arkansas Forrest Park Cemetary

Father: George Slocum

Mother: Mary Critzer

Spouse(s): Anna Brown

Children(s): Mary (Thomas)

The story of Austin J Slocum began in 1854 in Booth's Creek, Harrison Co, West Virginia. Austin J Slocum married Anna M Dicey Brown, and had children including Mary Bruce Mollie Slocum Thomas. Austin J Slocum passed away in 1925 in Sebastian county, Fort Smith, Arkansas Forrest Park Cemetary.

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Biography

  • The story of Austin J Slocum began in 1854 in Booth's Creek, Harrison Co, West Virginia.
  • Austin J Slocum married Anna M Dicey Brown, and had children including Mary Bruce Mollie Slocum Thomas.
  • Austin J Slocum passed away in 1925 in Sebastian county, Fort Smith, Arkansas Forrest Park Cemetary.

Immediate Family

Parents

George Slocum
1817–1894
Birth Location: Harrison County, West Virginia, USA
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Mary Critzer
1817–1897
Birth Location: Harrison, West Virginia, United States
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Spouses(s)

Anna Brown
1858–1940
Birth Location: Arkansas
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Children(s)

Mary (Thomas)
1879–1969
Birth Location: Texas
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Austin Slocum's Ancestors

Self
Austin Slocum
1854–1925
Birth Place: Booth's Creek, Harrison Co, West Virginia
Parents
George Ira Slocum
1817–1894
Harrison County, West Virginia, USA
Mary (Magdaline) Critzer
1817–1897
Harrison, West Virginia, United States
Grandparents
John Slocum
1771–1858
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Nancy (Ann) Martin
1777–1822
Hampshire, West Virginia, United States
Martha (Elizabeth "Patsy" BABER) Critzer
1796–1860
Lovingston, Nelson, Virginia, USA
Great-Grandparents
Robert Slocombe
1744–1817
Abigail Quay
1747–1807
Ann (Martin)
1741–1820
Achilles Baber
1772–1828
Lydia Humphrey
1775–1823
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Robert Slocumb
1691–1747
Anne
1699–1747
Alexander Quay
1686–1755
Robert III
1725–1786
David Humphrey
1726–1814
Lucy *
1732–1802

Austin Slocum's Descendants

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Austin (J) Slocum (6 May 1854–February 6, 1925) m. Anna (M. "Dicey") Brown (November, 1858–Before 1940)
  1. 1. Mary (Bruce "Mollie" Slocum) (Thomas) 1879–1969 m. Joseph (Robert) Thomas 1879–1959
    1. 1. Arizona Thomas 1903–1938 m. Jeff (H) Roper 1901–1958
      1. 1. Hazel (laverne) Roper 1938–2001 m. George (lenfield) Banks 1934–2006

Austin Slocum's Timeline

2 Records

1854
6 May 1854
Birth of Austin J Slocum in Booth's Creek, Harrison Co, West Virginia
Booth's Creek, Harrison Co, West Virginia
1925
February 6, 1925
Age 71
Death of Austin J Slocum in Sebastian county, Fort Smith, Arkansas Forrest Park Cemetary
Sebastian county, Fort Smith, Arkansas Forrest Park Cemetary

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 6 May 1854
    Event Place: Booth's Creek, Harrison Co, West Virginia

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: February 6, 1925
    Event Place: Sebastian county, Fort Smith, Arkansas Forrest Park Cemetary
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