Grace Ophelia Mansell
F, b. 23 August 1907, d. November 1998
Grace Ophelia Mansell was born on 23 August 1907 in Georgia.1 She married Benjamin Floyd Bagwell, son of Robert Lee Bagwell and Docia Shirley, on 20 December 1928.2,1 As of 20 December 1928,her married name was Bagwell.2 Grace Ophelia Mansell died in November 1998 in Gainesville, Hall County, Georgia, at age 91.1 She was buried at Green Lawn Cemetery, Roswell, Fulton County, Georgia.1
Citations
- [S3193] Grace Ophelia Mansell Bagwell Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi
- [S18] Letter, Roger Bagwell to Wayne Parker Bagwell, 1994.
Addie Massey
F, b. 10 October 1897, d. 8 April 1966
Addie Massey was born on 10 October 1897 in Apache, Oklahoma. She married Forrest Franklin Bagwell, son of Robert Lee Bagwell and Docia Shirley, after 1918.1 As of after 1918,her married name was Bagwell. Addie Massey died on 8 April 1966 at age 68. She was buried on 11 April 1966 at Green Lawn Cemetery, Roswell, Fulton County, Georgia.
Child of Addie Massey and Forrest Franklin Bagwell
Citations
- [S18] Letter, Roger Bagwell to Wayne Parker Bagwell, 1994.
Alexander Herring
M, b. 1830, d. between March 1864 and 6 July 1865

Alexander Herring's mother was known to be Cherokee Indian while his father was believed to be Caucasian. Alexander had great wealth and owned lots of land in Forsyth County, Georgia.Alexander was married to Louisa Brown for 10 years prior to his being shot. (James) Emory Bagwell and Louisa married within months of Alexander's death. During the week that Alexander lived, he talked about who he thought shot him. My great great grandfather believed he was shot by (James) Emory Bagwell. Also during this time, all the court records disappeared. Louisa's brother worked in the Court House in Forsyth County and some sayshe had him destroy the records because there is nothing in the archives. My grandfather whowas one year old my great great grandfather was murdered. Arthur Herring and Mary Herring left Georgia and moved to New Mexico and Texas. Each married and had families. Mary married a Farr. The three children talked about being mistreated and ended up leaving the state.Willie and his wife Addie returned to Georgia after disliking the weather, the other two siblings stayed away.1,2
Children of Alexander Herring and Louisa Elizabeth R. Brown
- Mary Elizabeth Herring1 b. 6 May 1857, d. 21 Sep 1936
- Samuel Arthur Herring+1 b. 11 Sep 1859, d. 20 Jun 1908
- Laura Mahalia Ann Herring1 b. 4 Nov 1861, d. 14 Apr 1935
- William Glenn Herring1 b. 18 Mar 1864, d. 27 May 1935
Mary Elizabeth Herring1
F, b. 6 May 1857, d. 21 September 1936

Laura Mahalia Ann Herring1
F, b. 4 November 1861, d. 14 April 1935
Laura Mahalia Ann Herring was born on 4 November 1861 in Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia.2,1 She was the daughter of Alexander Herring and Louisa Elizabeth R. Brown.2,1 Laura Mahalia Ann Herring married A. J. Stone on 23 July 1879.2 As of 23 July 1879,her married name was Stone. Laura Mahalia Ann Herring died on 14 April 1935 in Fulton County, Georgia, at age 73. She was buried at Brookwood Cemetery, Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia.
Samuel Arthur Herring1
M, b. 11 September 1859, d. 20 June 1908

Left to Right:
Arthur Herring, James Emory Bagwell, Mary Herring, William Herring, Louisa (Brown) Bagwell, Flora Bagwell
Photograph courtesy of David Tillis.
Arthur Herring, James Emory Bagwell, Mary Herring, William Herring, Louisa (Brown) Bagwell, Flora Bagwell
Photograph courtesy of David Tillis.
Children of Samuel Arthur Herring and Lydia McCaiughan
- Thomas Guy Herring b. 22 Jun 1892, d. 5 Jun 1958
- Ora L. Herring b. Mar 1894
- Roy E. Herring b. Nov 1896
- Arthur M. Herring b. Mar 1899
William Glenn Herring1,2
M, b. 18 March 1864, d. 27 May 1935

Left to Right:
Arthur Herring, James Emory Bagwell, Mary Herring, William Herring, Louisa (Brown) Bagwell, Flora Bagwell
Photograph courtesy of David Tillis.
Arthur Herring, James Emory Bagwell, Mary Herring, William Herring, Louisa (Brown) Bagwell, Flora Bagwell
Photograph courtesy of David Tillis.
Citations
- [S323] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Bells, Forsyth, Georgia, Enumeration District: 75; Supervisor District: 1; Page: 2, Dwelling: 22, Family Number: 22, Date: 1880.
- [S324] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Big Creek, Forsyth, Georgia, Page: 25, Dwelling: 211, Family Number: 183, Date: 1870.
- [S18] Letter, Roger Bagwell to Wayne Parker Bagwell, 1994.
John Buchanan Farr
M, b. 20 August 1855, d. 6 June 1933
John Buchanan Farr was born on 20 August 1855 in Arkadelphia, Clark County, Arkansas. He married Mary Elizabeth Herring, daughter of Alexander Herring and Louisa Elizabeth R. Brown, on 23 August 1899.1 John Buchanan Farr died on 6 June 1933 in Baylor County, Texas, at age 77. He was buried at Westover Cemetery, Westover, Baylor County, Texas.
Citations
- [S18] Letter, Roger Bagwell to Wayne Parker Bagwell, 1994.
A. J. Stone
M
A. J. Stone married Laura Mahalia Ann Herring, daughter of Alexander Herring and Louisa Elizabeth R. Brown, on 23 July 1879.1
Citations
- [S18] Letter, Roger Bagwell to Wayne Parker Bagwell, 1994.
Addie Jones
F
Addie Jones married William Glenn Herring, son of Alexander Herring and Louisa Elizabeth R. Brown, on 2 November 1884.1 As of 2 November 1884,her married name was Herring.
Citations
- [S18] Letter, Roger Bagwell to Wayne Parker Bagwell, 1994.
Lydia McCaiughan1
F, b. 1 August 1871, d. 29 July 1948
Lydia McCaiughan was born on 1 August 1871. She married Samuel Arthur Herring, son of Alexander Herring and Louisa Elizabeth R. Brown, on 29 December 1887.2 As of 29 December 1887,her married name was Herring. Lydia McCaiughan died on 29 July 1948 at age 76. She was buried at Ralls Cemetery, Ralls, Crosby County, Texas.
Children of Lydia McCaiughan and Samuel Arthur Herring
- Thomas Guy Herring b. 22 Jun 1892, d. 5 Jun 1958
- Ora L. Herring b. Mar 1894
- Roy E. Herring b. Nov 1896
- Arthur M. Herring b. Mar 1899
Robert "Bob" Holland Twitty
M
Anne Melrose Urquhart1
F
Anne Melrose Urquhart married Thomas Leo Sutton Frezell, son of Wilfred Leo Sutton (John) Frezell and Frankie Mignon Manown, in December 1964 at Baldwin County, Alabama.2,3 Anne Melrose Urquhart and Thomas Leo Sutton Frezell were divorced.2
Children of Anne Melrose Urquhart and Thomas Leo Sutton Frezell
Linda JOYCE Neely1
F
Linda JOYCE Neely married Thomas Leo Sutton Frezell, son of Wilfred Leo Sutton (John) Frezell and Frankie Mignon Manown, on 26 February 1990 at Bexar County, Texas.2,1
Anne Finger1
F
Anne Finger married John Jay "Johnny" Frezell, son of Wilfred Leo Sutton (John) Frezell and Frankie Mignon Manown, on 5 November 1976.2 Anne Finger and John Jay "Johnny" Frezell were divorced on 11 March 1991 at Guilford County, North Carolina.
Jay John Frezell
M, b. 20 January 1971, d. 5 September 1989

Terri Wilbanks Henry
F
Terri Wilbanks Henry married John Alan Snyder, son of John Nealey Snyder and Lynda Watkins, on 19 December 1994 at Trinity United Methodist Church, Homewood, Jefferson County, Alabama.
Child of Terri Wilbanks Henry and John Alan Snyder
Trevor Daniel Bagwell
M
Wesley Goff Bagwell
M

Wesley Goff Bagwell
Freshman Photo - Troy State University (Circa 2019)
Photograph courtesy of Jay Goff Bagwell
Freshman Photo - Troy State University (Circa 2019)
Photograph courtesy of Jay Goff Bagwell
James Owen Engle1
M, b. 18 May 1911, d. 27 May 1922


Citations
- [S154] 1920 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Indianapolis, Ward 15, Marion County, Indiana; Enumeration District: 267, Date: January 14, 1920.
- [S27] Elizabeth Lee Engle, Family Tree: Elizabeth Lee Engle - Bradley Dyer.
- [S7013] The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana), May 28, 1922, Page: 01.
Mary Mildred Engle1
F, b. 8 May 1918, d. 12 February 1979
Mary Mildred Engle was born on 8 May 1918 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.1,2 She was the daughter of Marshall Anthony Engle and Florence Evangline Cronnon.1,2,3 Mary Mildred Engle was educated at Arsenal Technical High School, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. As of 25 November 1937,her married name was Simon. She married Henry Joseph Simon, son of Charles Karl Simon and Anna Doss Ebner, on 25 November 1937 at St Philip Neri Catholic Church, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Mary Mildred Engle married Henry Joseph Simon, son of Charles Karl Simon, on 25 November 1938 at Saint Philip Neri, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Mary Mildred Engle died on 12 February 1979 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at age 60 of Metastatic cancer. She was buried on 16 February 1979 at Calvary Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.4
Children of Mary Mildred Engle and Henry Joseph Simon
- Carole Simon
- Barbara Louise Simon b. 4 Aug 1940, d. 25 Jul 2019
- Charles Marshall Simon+ b. 4 Sep 1941, d. 10 Aug 2000
- Frances Ann Simon b. 30 Jan 1943, d. 13 Apr 2003
- Mary Josephine Simon
- Janet L. Simon b. Sep 1947, d. 5 Mar 2015
- Linda R. Simon
- Ellen Marie Simon
- Joseph Paul Simon
- James R. Simon
- Thomas Allen Simon
- Gerald Anthony Simon b. 28 Dec 1955, d. 1 Apr 2019
- David William Simon
- Catherine Lynn Simon
Citations
- [S154] 1920 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Indianapolis, Ward 15, Marion County, Indiana; Enumeration District: 267, Date: January 14, 1920.
- [S7017] Mary Mildred Engle, Certificate of Birth, State of Indiana: Mary Mildred Engle.
- [S7010] The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, IN), December 31, 1949, Page: 07.
- [S7012] The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, IN), February 15, 1979, Page: 45.
Henry Joseph Simon
M, b. 18 May 1914, d. 4 February 1988
Henry Joseph Simon was born on 18 May 1914 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He was the son of Charles Karl Simon. Henry Joseph Simon married Mary Mildred Engle, daughter of Marshall Anthony Engle and Florence Evangline Cronnon, on 25 November 1938 at Saint Philip Neri, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Henry Joseph Simon died on 4 February 1988 in Community Hospitla, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at age 73. He was buried on 8 February 1988 at Calvary Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.1

Children of Henry Joseph Simon and Mary Mildred Engle
- Carole Simon
- Barbara Louise Simon b. 4 Aug 1940, d. 25 Jul 2019
- Charles Marshall Simon+ b. 4 Sep 1941, d. 10 Aug 2000
- Frances Ann Simon b. 30 Jan 1943, d. 13 Apr 2003
- Mary Josephine Simon
- Janet L. Simon b. Sep 1947, d. 5 Mar 2015
- Linda R. Simon
- Ellen Marie Simon
- Joseph Paul Simon
- James R. Simon
- Thomas Allen Simon
- Gerald Anthony Simon b. 28 Dec 1955, d. 1 Apr 2019
- David William Simon
- Catherine Lynn Simon
Citations
- [S7011] The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, IN), February 5, 1988, Page: 34.
Owen Cronnon
M, b. 25 December 1853, d. 1 April 1927
Owen Cronnon was born on 25 December 1853 in Ohio Document that appears to be Mary Ann Feeney's hand writting states the birth year was 1854.
1920 US Census for Marshall Anthony Engle states that he was born in Ireland.1,2,3 He was the son of Patrick Cronnon.3 Owen Cronnon emigrated from Scotland; Emmigrated to Oxford, Ohio. He was watchman at Malliable (Malleable?) Iron Works.1 He married Mary Jane Doran, daughter of John Doran and (?) O'Brien, on 11 August 1879 at Saint John's Catholic Church, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.4,1,3 He was a fireman in 1882 and lived at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Owen Cronnon lived in 1890 in Haughville District, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Haughville is a working-class neighborhood west of downtown Indianapolis. Its borders are roughly White River Parkway to the east, roughly Holt Road to the west, 10th Street to the north and Michigan Street to the south.
The area was first settled in the 1830s, when it became home to a number of merchants, whose small shops sprouted up near the west landing of the then brand-new Washington Street Bridge. By the 1880s, encouraged by the bridge and proximity to a number of new railroad lines, the town became home to a number of Irish, German, and later Slovene immigrants, many of whom worked in the neighborhood's two iron foundries or meat-packing plants. The area was incorporated in 1883 and annexed by Indianapolis in 1897. By 1900, almost half of the neighborhood's inhabitants were Slovene, many of whom attended St. Anthony's Catholic church. Due to tensions with the largely Irish population at St. Anthony's parish, the Slovenian community petitioned Vicar General Denis D. O'Donaghue to build their own church. Permission was received and Holy Trinity Catholic Church began in April 1906. Holy Trinity eventually became home to a school, a number of local organizations and a Slovene community center. Indeed, the neighborhood's Slovene past is one of the reasons that Indianapolis has a sister-city relationship with Piran, Slovenia. He lived in 1917 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Lived at 625 North Rural, Indianapolis, Indiana. Bought 1 block of cemetery plots (10) in Holy Cross Cemetery in Section 1-G on April 22, 1922 (Certificate Number 176) for $157.08. The block was 15x15.2x16.2x18.7 (261.8 square feet). Information was obtained from the Holy Cross Cemetery book for Section G. He died on 1 April 1927 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at age 73 of cancer.3 He was buried on 1 April 1927 at Holy Cross Cemetery; Section 1-G, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana; Interment information from Holy Cross Cemetery book on Section G.3
1920 US Census for Marshall Anthony Engle states that he was born in Ireland.1,2,3 He was the son of Patrick Cronnon.3 Owen Cronnon emigrated from Scotland; Emmigrated to Oxford, Ohio. He was watchman at Malliable (Malleable?) Iron Works.1 He married Mary Jane Doran, daughter of John Doran and (?) O'Brien, on 11 August 1879 at Saint John's Catholic Church, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.4,1,3 He was a fireman in 1882 and lived at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Owen Cronnon lived in 1890 in Haughville District, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Haughville is a working-class neighborhood west of downtown Indianapolis. Its borders are roughly White River Parkway to the east, roughly Holt Road to the west, 10th Street to the north and Michigan Street to the south.
The area was first settled in the 1830s, when it became home to a number of merchants, whose small shops sprouted up near the west landing of the then brand-new Washington Street Bridge. By the 1880s, encouraged by the bridge and proximity to a number of new railroad lines, the town became home to a number of Irish, German, and later Slovene immigrants, many of whom worked in the neighborhood's two iron foundries or meat-packing plants. The area was incorporated in 1883 and annexed by Indianapolis in 1897. By 1900, almost half of the neighborhood's inhabitants were Slovene, many of whom attended St. Anthony's Catholic church. Due to tensions with the largely Irish population at St. Anthony's parish, the Slovenian community petitioned Vicar General Denis D. O'Donaghue to build their own church. Permission was received and Holy Trinity Catholic Church began in April 1906. Holy Trinity eventually became home to a school, a number of local organizations and a Slovene community center. Indeed, the neighborhood's Slovene past is one of the reasons that Indianapolis has a sister-city relationship with Piran, Slovenia. He lived in 1917 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Lived at 625 North Rural, Indianapolis, Indiana. Bought 1 block of cemetery plots (10) in Holy Cross Cemetery in Section 1-G on April 22, 1922 (Certificate Number 176) for $157.08. The block was 15x15.2x16.2x18.7 (261.8 square feet). Information was obtained from the Holy Cross Cemetery book for Section G. He died on 1 April 1927 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at age 73 of cancer.3 He was buried on 1 April 1927 at Holy Cross Cemetery; Section 1-G, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana; Interment information from Holy Cross Cemetery book on Section G.3
Children of Owen Cronnon and Mary Jane Doran
- Carrie Elizabeth Cronnon5 b. 26 Jan 1883, d. 4 Nov 1942
- Florence Evangline Cronnon+6 b. 5 Jun 1885, d. 29 Dec 1949
Citations
- [S27] Elizabeth Lee Engle, Family Tree: Elizabeth Lee Engle - Bradley Dyer.
- [S154] 1920 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Indianapolis, Ward 15, Marion County, Indiana; Enumeration District: 267, Date: January 14, 1920.
- [S7014] Owen Cronnon, Certificate of Death, State of Indiana: Owen Cronnon.
- [S77] Marion County, Indiana - Index to Marriage Record 1876 - 1880 (published).
- [S7015] Carrie Kothe, Certificate of Death, State of Indiana: Carrie Kothe.
- [S7016] Florence Engle, Certificate of Death, State of Indiana: Florence Engle.
Mary Jane Doran1
F, b. 15 September 1854, d. 13 October 1933

Children of Mary Jane Doran and Owen Cronnon
- Carrie Elizabeth Cronnon5 b. 26 Jan 1883, d. 4 Nov 1942
- Florence Evangline Cronnon+6 b. 5 Jun 1885, d. 29 Dec 1949
Citations
- [S27] Elizabeth Lee Engle, Family Tree: Elizabeth Lee Engle - Bradley Dyer.
- [S154] 1920 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Indianapolis, Ward 15, Marion County, Indiana; Enumeration District: 267, Date: January 14, 1920.
- [S77] Marion County, Indiana - Index to Marriage Record 1876 - 1880 (published).
- [S7014] Owen Cronnon, Certificate of Death, State of Indiana: Owen Cronnon.
- [S7015] Carrie Kothe, Certificate of Death, State of Indiana: Carrie Kothe.
- [S7016] Florence Engle, Certificate of Death, State of Indiana: Florence Engle.
Carrie Elizabeth Cronnon
F, b. 26 January 1883, d. 4 November 1942


Frank Kothe
M, b. 1871, d. 1930

Joe Perry
M
James Hode Herring1,2,3,4
M, b. September 1865, d. 1938
James Hode Herring was born in September 1865 in Ohio.2,4,3,5 He was the son of Addison Curry Herring and Isabelle Miller.4 James Hode Herring lived on 18 June 1880 in Richland Township, Logan County, Ohio.4 He married Anna Josephine Harrod, daughter of Bunyon Harrod and Hattie M. Unknown, on 16 February 1888 at Hardin County, Ohio.2,4,3 James Hode Herring lived on 13 June 1900 in Richland Township, Logan County, Ohio.2,4,3 He married Cora E. Altman on 25 September 1922 at Monroe County, Michigan. James Hode Herring died in 1938.5 He was buried at Westminster Salem Cemetery, Westminster, Allen County, Ohio.5
Children of James Hode Herring and Anna Josephine Harrod
- Edna Lee Herring+6,4,3 b. 1 Mar 1889, d. 22 Oct 1970
- Norma Lorraine Herring4,3 b. 24 Mar 1891, d. 13 Feb 1965
Citations
- [S27] Elizabeth Lee Engle, Family Tree: Elizabeth Lee Engle - Bradley Dyer.
- [S146] 1900 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Enumeration District: 121, Date: June 13th and 14th, 1900.
- [S149] 1910 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Bellefontaine Ward 3, Logan County, Ohio; Enumeration District: 131, Date: April 16th and 18th, 1910.
- [S148] 1880 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Richland, Logan County, Ohio; Enumeration District: 124, Date: 17th June 1880.
- [S5603] James H Herring Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/62101756
- [S20] Last Will and Testament of James H. Herring.