PRINGLE Myrtle Viola: Atoka Cemetery

Generation: 1

PRINGLE Myrtle Viola was born in Jun 1890 in TEXAS (daughter of PRINGLE John Richard and FARMER PRINGLE Susan Elizabeth "Susie").

Other Events:

Census: 1900, Tarrant Co, TEXAS

Notes:

Census:
1900 Census, Tarrant Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript
Justice Precinct 8, Tarrant, Texas
John R Pringle, Head, 40, Mar 1860, Virginia, Married 1887
Susie E Pringle, Wife, 31, Nov 1868, Georgia
Mattie B Pringle, Daughter, 12, Dec 1887, Texas
Myrtle V Pringle, Daughter, 9, Jun 1890, Texas
John L Pringle, Son, 3, Dec 1896, Texas

Generation: 2

PRINGLE John Richard was born in Mar 1860 in VIRGINIA; died on 7 Jul 1955 in Fort Worth, Tarrant Co, TEXAS.

Other Events:

Census: 1860, VIRGINIA
Census: 1870, VIRGINIA
Census: 1900, Tarrant Co, TEXAS
Census: 1920, Kennedale, Tarrant Co, TEXAS
Census: 1930, Coleman Co, TEXAS

Notes:

* Family History: We Stand on the Shoulders of Giants: A brief history of Novice, its churches [S183]
PRINGLE
John Richard Pringle and Susan Elizabeth (Susie) Farmer were married in 1886. In 1905 they moved to Novice, joining relatives, Zackary Farmer, William Farmer who already lived here. Susie's sister Kitty (Mrs Matt Bond) also moved at some time. The Pringle opened a general merchandise store in Novice, and John became the town's postmaster. Mrs Pringle and the two daughters, Mattie and Myrtle, operated the telephone switchboard in their home. The children attended school at Rough Creek. After the Santa Fe Railroad came through about 1910 and the town site was moved to its present location, the Pringles continued to live in "old" Novice for a while before moving the family business to Silver Valley. They later moved to Tarrent County, Texas. Returning to Coleman County, John Pringle opened a store in the former bank building in "new" Novice, which he purchased for $3,000 in 1928. He was a strong contributor in the Methodist Church. Mattie had married Kit Birdwell and they bought the store in 1930.

* Research Notes
- 1900 Census, Tarrant Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript, posted in NOTES
- 1920 Census, Kennedale, Tarrant Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript, posted in NOTES
- 1930 Census, Coleman Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript, posted in NOTES

Census:
1860 US Census, Northern District, Halifax Co, VIRGINIA, Ancestry.com

Census:
1870 US Census, Western Division, Campbell Co, VIRGINIA, Ancestry.com

Census:
1900 Census, Tarrant Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript
Justice Precinct 8, Tarrant, Texas
John R Pringle, Head, 40, Mar 1860, Virginia, Married 1887
Susie E Pringle, Wife, 31, Nov 1868, Georgia
Mattie B Pringle, Daughter, 12, Dec 1887, Texas
Myrtle V Pringle, Daughter, 9, Jun 1890, Texas
John L Pringle, Son, 3, Dec 1896, Texas

Census:
1920 Census, Kennedale, Tarrant Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript
Kennedale, Tarrant, Texas
John R Pringle, Head, 56 [abt 1864], Virginia, Widowed, General Store Merchant
John L Pringle, Son, 23 [abt 1897], Texas
Nina Pringle, Daughter, 16 [abt 1904], Texas
Jewell Pringle, Daughter, 13 [abt 1907], Texas

Census:
1930 Census, Coleman Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript
Precinct 4, Coleman, Texas
John R Pringle, Head, 70 [abt 1860], Virginia, General Store Merchant
Eli M Birdwell, Lodger, 43 [abt 1887], Texas, General Store Salesman

John married FARMER PRINGLE Susan Elizabeth "Susie" in 1887. Susan was born on 19 Oct 1868 in Franklin Co, GEORGIA; died in 1911 in Coleman Co, TEXAS. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

FARMER PRINGLE Susan Elizabeth "Susie" was born on 19 Oct 1868 in Franklin Co, GEORGIA; died in 1911 in Coleman Co, TEXAS.

Other Events:

Other Online Tree: Y
Census: 1900, Tarrant Co, TEXAS

Notes:

* Additional Family Tree
Harvey Family Tree@ Ancestry.com [S98]
Parents
James M. Farmer 1833 - 1915
Elizabeth Harrison 1839 - 1904
Siblings
Thomas W. Farmer 1859 -
Rutha E. Farmer 1864 -
Hepsa E. Farmer 1866 -
James T. Farmer 1871 -
Henry L. Farmer 1872 -
Mary C. Farmer 1875 -
Nancy L. Farmer 1877 -
Spouse John Richard Pringle 1860 - 1955
Children
Mattie Beatrice Pringle 1887 - 1956
Myrtle Viola Pringle 1890 -
John Luther Pringle 1895 - 1970
Nina Pringle 1904 -
Jewell Pringle 1907 -
1870 United States Federal Census
1880 United States Federal Census
1900 United States Federal Census
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* Family History: We Stand on the Shoulders of Giants: A brief history of Novice, its churches [S183]
PRINGLE
John Richard Pringle and Susan Elizabeth (Susie) Farmer were married in 1886. In 1905 they moved to Novice, joining relatives, Zackary Farmer, William Farmer who already lived here. Susie's sister Kitty (Mrs Matt Bond) also moved at some time. The Pringle opened a general merchandise store in Novice, and John became the town's postmaster. Mrs Pringle and the two daughters, Mattie and Myrtle, operated the telephone switchboard in their home. The children attended school at Rough Creek. After the Santa Fe Railroad came through about 1910 and the town site was moved to its present location, the Pringles continued to live in "old" Novice for a while before moving the family business to Silver Valley. They later moved to Tarrent County, Texas. Returning to Coleman County, John Pringle opened a store in the former bank building in "new" Novice, which he purchased for $3,000 in 1928. He was a strong contributor in the Methodist Church. Mattie had married Kit Birdwell and they bought the store in 1930.

Birth:
See Sources for alt date, Nov 1868.

Census:
1900 Census, Tarrant Co, TEXAS, Ancestry.com Transcript
Justice Precinct 8, Tarrant, Texas
John R Pringle, Head, 40, Mar 1860, Virginia, Married 1887
Susie E Pringle, Wife, 31, Nov 1868, Georgia
Mattie B Pringle, Daughter, 12, Dec 1887, Texas
Myrtle V Pringle, Daughter, 9, Jun 1890, Texas
John L Pringle, Son, 3, Dec 1896, Texas

Children:

PRINGLE BIRDWELL Mattie Beatrice was born on 19 Sep 1887 in Tarrant Co, TEXAS; died on 16 Apr 1956 in Coleman, Coleman Co, TEXAS; was buried in Atoka Cemetery, Coleman Co, TEXAS.
1. PRINGLE Myrtle Viola was born in Jun 1890 in TEXAS.
PRINGLE John L. was born in Dec 1896 in TEXAS.
PRINGLE Nina was born about 1904 in TEXAS.
PRINGLE Jewell was born about 1907 in TEXAS.