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Dr. James Dodd Kirkpatrick was born on 3 Dec 1850 in Fredonia, Caldwell Co., KentuckyG.^4,5,6
     He became a salesman at the dry goods store of John F. Harris at nine and one-half years of age, continuing for six years.¹²
     James appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Fredonia, Caldwell Co., KentuckyG, in the household of his parents, Dr. William Dodd Kirkpatrick and Aurelia Skinner Cobb.^13,14
      The schools were closed due to the war, but he attended in 1865-66, returning to Harris' store in the spring of 1866 until the fall of 1867, when he entered Bethel College at Russellville, KentuckyG. He remained there until 1869.¹²
     He worked in Paducah for J. J. Guthrie, a dry goods merchant, from 1869 to 1872.¹² James appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Paducah, McCracken Co., KentuckyG, enumerated 16 Jun 1870, in the household of John Guthrie, dry goods merchant, and his wife and baby daughter. There were also two female domestic servants listed in the household.¹⁵
     After that he worked for Houston, Johnson & Co. for a year. He engaged in the grocery business himself in Paducah until Apr 1875.¹²
     James acted as security for two notes totaling $3,400 issued by his brother-in-law Gideon Dyer Cobb Jr., apparently as the latter's business was failing in late 1870. He secured his liability with a mortgage on Gideon's ware house in DycusburgG. It appears that he had to pay the sum when Gideon filed for bankruptcy in Oct 1871, but he recovered that amount when the property was sold in 1873.¹⁶ James received another $190 from Gideon's estate when it was settled in 1873.¹⁷
     James attended the 1875-76 sessions at the State University at Louisville, then returned to Fredonia and practiced with his father. He returned to the University and graduated in Mar 1879 from the Medical Department. He then moved to Kuttawa and established a practice there, and opened the first drug store there.^12,18,19
     James appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Kuttawa, Lyon Co., Kentucky G, enumerated 25 Jun 1880.²⁰
     He moved to Texas, where his brother Moses and his family had lived for some years. His parents moved there about 1891, but he may have moved earlier.²¹ James appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas in the household of his parents.²²
     James married Jennie Mae White, daughter of Willie E., on 8 May 1901 in Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG, with Rev. L. L. Hayes officiating.^7,8 It appears she was the Jennie M. White listed in the 1900 census in Goldthwaite, Mills Co. with her mother. If so, she was only 18 years old when they married. No other record of her has been found.²³
     James died on 1 Dec 1903 in Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG, at age 52.^9,10 He was buried in Oakview Cemetery, Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.¹¹

Carrie Imogene Maxwell was born on 28 Dec 1857 in Fredonia, Caldwell Co., KentuckyG.^4,5,6
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Fredonia, Caldwell Co., KentuckyG, in the household of her parents, James Harvey Maxwell and Mary Marie Cole. The family apparently lived close to that of her future husband, as they appear six households previously in the record.^13,14
     She moved to IllinoisG with her parents between 1864 and 1870. She appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of De Soto, Jackson Co., IllinoisG, in the household of her parents.¹⁵ She returned to KentuckyG with her parents between 1870 and 1880. She appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Fredonia, Kentucky in the household of her parents.¹⁶
     She was a music teacher before her marriage.¹⁷
     Carrie married Moses Clark Kirkpatrick, son of Dr. William Dodd Kirkpatrick and Aurelia Skinner Cobb, on 2 Feb 1881 in C. P. Church, Caldwell Co., KentuckyG, with Rev. L. O. Spencer officiating.^7,8,9
     According to a newspaper account of Carrie and Moses' wedding, there was "an elegant supper afterwards at the home of the bride's parents, with a goodly number of invited guests." The gifts included:     On the following day a reception was given them by the groom's parents "where everything was as it should have been and as Mrs. Kirkpatrick knows so well how to have it."¹⁸
     Carrie and Moses moved to Texas about 1887. They appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas G, enumerated 13 Jun 1900, reporting that they owned their farm, mortgage free. Their children Nellie, William, Maxwell, Marie, Ruth, Hugh, and Carrie were listed as living with them. They were apparently living close to his parents as they are listed next.¹⁹
     Carrie and Moses appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas G, enumerated 28 Apr 1910, reporting that they owned their farm, mortgage free. Their children Nellie, Marie, Ruth, Hugh, and Carrie were listed as living with them.²⁰
     Her husband died on 16 Jul 1913 in Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.²¹
     Carrie appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Mullin, Mills Co., Texas, on Forth St. G, enumerated 8 Jan 1920, reporting that she owned her home, free of mortgage. Her children Nellie, Hugh, and Carrie were listed as living with her.²²
     Carrie appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Mullin, Mills Co., Texas G, onHudson St., enumerated 5 Apr 1930, reporting that she owned her home, valued at $2,200, and did not own a radio. Her daughter Carrie was listed as living with her.²³
     Carrie died on 20 Sep 1936 in Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG, at age 78.¹⁰ She was buried on 21 Sep 1936 in Oakview Cemetery, Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.^11,12

Nellie James Kirkpatrick was born on 7 Nov 1883 in KentuckyG.^4,5
     She moved to Mills Co., TexasG, with her parents about 1887. She appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of her parents, Moses Clark Kirkpatrick and Carrie Imogene Maxwell.⁹ She appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of her parents.¹⁰
     She appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Mullin, Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of her mother.¹¹
     Nellie moved to Brown Co. between 1920 and 1930. She appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas, at 507 East Lee G, enumerated 26 Apr 1930, reporting she was renting her home, for $16 per month, and did not own a radio.¹²
     Nellie appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas, G in the household of her sister Ruth and her husband, Travis Gilmore.¹³
     She was a school teacher in the public schools. In 1940 she reported she had worked 48 hours the last week of March, and 36 weeks the prior year, earning $900.^10,13,14
     Nellie died on 13 Apr 1972 in Brownwood, Brown Co., TexasG, at age 88.⁶ She was buried on 15 Apr 1972 in Oakview Cemetery, Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.^7,8

William Warren Kirkpatrick was born on 10 Jan 1886 in KentuckyG.^4,5,6
     He moved to Mills Co., TexasG, with his parents about 1887. He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of his parents, Moses Clark Kirkpatrick and Carrie Imogene Maxwell.⁹
     He was a farmer.¹
     William died on 9 Feb 1914 in Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG, at age 28.^1,5 He was buried on 10 Feb 1914 in Oakview Cemetery, Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.^7,8

Maxwell Cobb Kirkpatrick was born on 9 Oct 1887 in Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.^4,5,6
     He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of his parents, Moses Clark Kirkpatrick and Carrie Imogene Maxwell.¹³
     Maxwell attended Austin College, Sherman, TexasG, from 1907 to 1909. He left school because of a football injury for which he was hospitalized for several months.¹⁴
     He appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas, at 509 Center Ave. G, enumerated 18 Apr 1910, in the household of James White and his family, where he is listed as a boarder along with one other man.¹⁵
     Maxwell married Inez Elizabeth James, daughter of George W. James and Jessie L. Ferris, on 6 Nov 1913 in Abilene, Taylor Co., TexasG.^7,8,9
     Worked for Walker-Smith Co., a wholesale grocery company. By 1910 he was an assistant shipping clerk. He soon became a traveling salesman, which required extensive travel and frequent relocations of the family. We know they were located in Sweetwater and Synder, Scurry Co., before 1920.^16,17,18
     He registered for the draft for World War I on 2 Jun 1917, while living at Sweetwater, TexasG, reporting he was employed as a traveling salesman by Walker Smith Co.¹⁹
     Maxwell and Inez appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Corpus Christi, Nueces Co., Texas, at 1019 Bayview Ave. G, enumerated 10 Jan 1920, reporting that the family rented its home. Their children Maxwell, Hugh, and Elizabeth were listed as living with them.²⁰
     Maxwell and Inez moved to Eastland Co. about 1921, where he was manager of the company's distribution center for the Ranger territory.¹⁴
     Maxwell died on 31 Aug 1922 in Ranger, Eastland Co., TexasG, at age 34.^10,11 He was buried in Oakview Cemetery, Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.¹²

Marie Aurelia Kirkpatrick was born on 14 Jul 1889 in Mullin, TexasG.^4,5,6
     She appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of her parents, Moses Clark Kirkpatrick and Carrie Imogene Maxwell.¹¹ She appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of her parents.¹²
     She was a music teacher in the public schools before she married.¹²
     Marie married Charles C. Hancock, son of M. M. Hancock and Nancy Adeline Harman, about 1917.^7,8,9
     Marie and Charles appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas G, on Jackson Crossing Rd., enumerated 12 Jan 1920, reporting they rented their home. Their daughter Mary was listed as living with them, as was his mother, Nancy Adeline Harman.¹³
     Marie and Charles appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas G, on Highway 1, enumerated 15 Apr 1930, reporting they rented their home, and did not own a radio. Their children Mary and Hugh were listed as living with them.¹⁴
     Marie and Charles appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas, at 701 Melwood G, enumerated 6 May 1940, reporting that they were renting their home, for $25 per month. Their son Hugh was listed as living with them, They reported that he had lived in Tyler, Smith Co., Texas in 1935, and she and the boy had lived in rural Mills Co.¹⁵
     Her husband died on 26 Jun 1968 in Brownwood, Brown Co., TexasG.¹⁶
     Marie died on 5 Mar 1979 in Brownwood, Brown Co., TexasG, at age 89.¹⁰ She was buried on 7 Mar 1979 in Greenleaf CemeteryG.¹

Ruth Kirkpatrick was born on 26 Jul 1891 in Mullin, TexasG.^3,4
     She appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of her parents, Moses Clark Kirkpatrick and Carrie Imogene Maxwell.¹ She appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of her parents.²
     Ruth appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas, on Main Ave. G, enumerated 17 Jan 1920, lodging with Rano Kempt and his wife, with two other lodgers.⁹
     Ruth married Travis Gilmore, son of William Thomas Gilmore and Nannie Frances Fletcher, on 22 Jun 1924 in Mullin, Mills Co., TexasG.^5,6,7
     Ruth and Travis appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas, at 401 East Depot G, enumerated May 1930, reporting that they owned their home, valued at $4,500, and had a radio.¹⁰
     She was a bookkeeper at a bank, apparently retiring by 1940.^9,10
     Ruth and Travis appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas, at 401 East Depot G, enumerated 15 Apr 1940, reporting that they owned a home valued at $4,000, and had lived in the same town in 1935. Also listed as living with them were her sister Nellie and Polly Anna Hall, age 25 and a bookkeeper at a candy factory, also listed as a lodger.¹¹
     Ruth died on 2 Feb 1964 in Brownwood, Brown Co., TexasG, at age 72.⁸ She was buried on 3 Feb 1964 in Greenleaf Cemetery, Brownwood, TexasG.⁸

Hugh Carlisle Kirkpatrick was born on 7 Jul 1893 in Mullin, TexasG.^4,5,6
     He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of his parents, Moses Clark Kirkpatrick and Carrie Imogene Maxwell.¹² He appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Mills Co., Texas, G in the household of his parents.¹³
     Hugh attended Daniel Baker CollegeG.¹⁴ He registered for the draft for World War I on 26 May 1917, while living at Mullin, TexasG, reporting he was a student.²
     He appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Mullin, Texas in the household of his mother.¹⁵
     He was a laborer in 1920. He joined a grocery firm in Brownwood, and was later transferred to Lubbock. He was salesman in the grocery business by 1930.^16,17,18
     Hugh married Pearl Nix, daughter of Ernest Edward Nix and Armenta Jane Brandon, on 1 Dec 1928 in Swisher Co., TexasG, with Rev. F. R. Pickens officating.^7,8 They settled in Hale Co.G after they married.
     Hugh and Pearl appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Plainview, Hale Co., Texas, at 613 W. Seventh G, enumerated 12 Apr 1930, reporting that they were renting their home, for $35 per month.¹⁹
     Hugh and Pearl moved to AmarilloG about 1931. They appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas, at 801 Florida G, enumerated 12 Apr 1940, reporting they owned a home valued at $2,750 and had lived in the same city in 1935. Their daughter Patricia was listed as living with them.²⁰
     By 1940 he was a warehouse foreman for a wholesale grocery business. That year he reported he had worked 48 hours the last week of March, and 52 weeks the prior year, earning $1,800. By the time of his death he had become a warehouse manager in a wholesale paper business.^21,22
     Hugh died on 2 Oct 1964 in Amarillo, Potter Co., TexasG, at age 71.^1,9 He was buried on 5 Oct 1964 in Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, Potter Co., TexasG.^10,11