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Lauderdale Co, MS: Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church Cemetery is located adjacent to the church. The location is about two miles north of the Collinsville Community off Highway 19 on Pleasant Ridge Road. Cemetery photographed 19 April 2006. |
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October 2, 1886 Ida L. Crenshaw January 4, 1893 Albert A. Crenshaw was a son of Bluford C. Crenshaw and his wife Sarilla Jane Caldwell. 1920 Lauderdale Co, MS Census, Daleville,
Beat 3, 5-58 Sheet 15B, 260, Farmer |
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Ulna Frank Crenshaw February 7, 1915 August 22, 1925 Ulna Frank Crenshaw was a daughter of Albert A. Crenshaw and his wife Ida L. |
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Sallie Wife of J. T. Hamrick Born June 18, 1876 Fold her O Father in Thine arms |
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Joseph T. Hamrick Born July 27, 1873 Died March 1, 1907 |
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Daddy Jimmie L. Miles February 27, 1907 October 6, 1935 Gone But Not Forgotten |
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Blufard C. Crenshaw August 5, 1857 Mother Sarilla J. Crenshaw December 14, 1860 Gone But Not Forgotten Bluford C. Crenshaw was a son of Thomas Crenshaw and his wife Harriete Ivy. He married Sarilla Jane Caldwell December 6, 1880 in Lauderdale Co, MS. She was a daughter of Joseph D. Caldwell and his wife Cynthia Reid. 1900 Lauderdale Co, MS Census, Beat 3, p.
224, Supv Dist 5, ED 24, Sheet 13a, #224-224, Farming |
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Lillie Crenshaw March 4, 1888 August 9, 1971 Lillie Crenshaw was a daughter of Bluford C. Crenshaw and his wife Sarilla Jane Caldwell. |
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Minnie V. Crenshaw January 27, 1891 September 14, 1976 Minnie V. Crenshaw was a daughter of Bluford C. Crenshaw and his wife Sarilla Jane Caldwell. |
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Janie Crenshaw May 28, 1893 December 31, 1987 Janie Crenshaw was a daughter of Bluford C. Crenshaw and his wife Sarilla Jane Caldwell. |
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Elvin M. Pool Sr. November 11, 1914 February 28, 1987 Viola Pryor Pool October 12, 1910 March 5, 1991 The Lord Is My Shepherd |
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Daddy Edmond Eugene Crenshaw February 11, 1883 - July 3, 1959 Mama Mary Ola Crenshaw June 9, 1897 - September 22, 1972 Gone But Not Forgotten Edmond Eugene Crenshaw was a son of Bluford C. Crenshaw and his wife Sarilla Jane Caldwell. He married Mary Ola Keen. 1920 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 3, House
Voting District, Mogalusha, #40-43 |
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J. C. (Pete) Crenshaw 1889 - 1971 Minnie L. Crenshaw 1900 - 1954 John C. "Pete" Crenshaw was a son of Bluford C. Crenshaw and his wife Sarilla Jane Caldwell. He married Minnie Lee Keen about 1926. 1930 Lauderdale Co, MS Census, Beat 3, 38-23 Sheet 6B, Supv Dist 9, #117-122, Farmer |
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Father T. O. Crenshaw August 12, 1919 - May 19, 1997 Mother Jewel Crenshaw December 30, 1923 - March 13, 1994 Thurman Odell Crenshaw was a son of Edmond Eugene Crenshaw and his wife Mary Viola Keen. |
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Donnie Lee Cross May 1, 1932 February 19, 1933 |
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Donnie Jean Cross February 22, 1930 March 30, 1931 |
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July 6, 1854 September 6, 1899 Mary Susan Dollar March 27, 1853 November 16, 1915 I first find Reuben Dollar on the 1880 Lauderdale Co, MS, living in the Daleville area of Beat 3. The head of household is a widow, Louisa Dollar, aged 49 years old and born in Tennessee. Four children are enumerated with her in the household, all born in Mississippi: Reuben, John, Margaret and Cornelius. They each indicate that their father was born in Georgia. Further information on this Dollar family
comes from Pam Parrish.,
a descendant of Louisa Dollar's daughter Mary Ellen Dollar
Sessions. Pam writes, "Mary Ellen was the daughter of Louisa and
Cornelius Dollar. Cornelius Dollar died during the
Civil War. He is buried at Durant, Mississippi in a
cemetery at the old Castilian Springs Hotel site. The
hotel was used as a hospital during the Civil War.
Cornelius died of dysentery. He was a private in
Company I, 20th Mississippi Infantry. Louisa filed for
his pay in 1863. Elizabeth Dollar, mother of
Cornelius, witnessed the paper when Louisa filed. Cornelius and Louisa had three
daughters. Two of the daughters are my
great-grandmothers. Mary Ellen Dollar married
Joseph Wesley Sessions of Newton County, MS.
Margaret L. Dollar married Nathan A. Mott of
Lauderdale County. The daughter of Margaret and
Nathan Mott, Minnie Lee Mott, married Patrick Henry
Sessions. Patrick Henry was the son of Mary Ellen
Dollar Sessions and Joseph Wesley Sessions. Due to
the death of Cornelius Dollar, his two daughters
lived in different counties. Their children did not
know each other. Minnie and Pat met and fell in
love. They were then told that they were first
cousins. Margaret Dollar Mott resisted their
marriage until her death. When she died my
grandparents married. Mary Ellen Dollar Sessions
and her husband had moved to Scott County, MS. Thus
the distance kept the families apart." |
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James William Todd Born June 20, 1839 Died February 22, 1890 |
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George W. Duncan March 15, 1858 December 28, 1915 |
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Mother Jessie A. Loper June 11, 1848 October 18, 1921 |
Albert
A. Crenshaw
Father
Reuben
W. Dollar
