Memorials › Julia Frances "Fannie" Moore Brazell
Julia Frances "Fannie" Moore Brazell
1887 – 18 Apr 1917
| Birth | 1887 |
| Death | 18 Apr 1917 |
| Cemetery | Cornish Cemetery Cornish , Jefferson County , Oklahoma , USA |
| Added by | Bruce D White on 20 Feb 2022 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/204421920 |
Bio
This is a memorial only; the place of burial is unknown. Due to available information about Fannie it seems logical that she was buried in the same cemetery where her parents were buried. Although census and marriage information show her name as Fannie, one researcher has identified Julia Frances as being her true name; consequently she has been given that name in this memorial. Fannie is shown in the 1900 census as being 13 years old and living with her parents in Township 5 South, Range 4 West, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. This would have been the Cornish area of present-day Oklahoma. On September 21, 1905, according to one researcher, she was married at Simon, Indian Territory, to William Elijah Brazell. The officiating minister was Thomas Jefferson Briscoe who was both a Baptist Minister and a teacher for many years in rural schools and churches in present-day western Love County, Oklahoma, including Simon and Orr. Simon is in Love County, although the marriage is shown in the record as having been in Carter County. Simon is a short distance south of the Carter County line, although it should be noted that both Love and Carter Counties were, in 1905, part of Pickens County of the Chickasaw Nation. In 1910 Fannie and Lige (as he was apparently called) were living in Grayson Township of Jefferson County, Oklahoma. In the same household were the parents of Lige. Grayson Township is a rural area between Ringling and Waurika, Oklahoma. One researcher has stated that Fannie died April 18, 1917 at Willis in Marshall County, Oklahoma. When Lige registered for the WWI draft in 1918 he was living at Willis, at which time he had 5 children, but no indication of a wife. Thus, the 1917 date of death appears to be quite credible. In 1920 Lige is shown as living again in Grayson Township, with 5 children and his father, his mother having died in 1918 (buried in the Petersburg Cemetery in southeastern Jefferson County). The children were Henry, b. 1908; Ira, b. 1909; Lola, b. 1910; Georgia, b. 1913; and Ruby, b. 1915.
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Siblings
- Robert Elisha Moore 1884–1983 FaG
- Mollie Moore Gilcrease 1888–1937 FaG
- Iola Moore 1890–1913 FaG
- George Watson Moore 1891–1966 FaG
- Clyde M. Moore 1892–1969 FaG
- Myrtle Martha Moore Graves 1894–1989 FaG
- Willie Moore 1896–1899 FaG
- Olive Moore 1898–1899 FaG
- Pearl Mae Moore Goldsmith 1900–1990 FaG
- Grace Truman Moore Wright 1902–1990 FaG
- Edyth Moore 1903–1954 FaG
- Fate L. Moore 1905–1972 FaG
Children
- Henry Watson Brazell 1907–1980
- Ira Lee "Shorty" Brazell 1908–1984
- Lola Mae Brazell Lambeth 1910–2000
- Georgia Reatha Brazell Spencer 1913–1988
- Ruby Juanita Brazell Barnard 1915–2020
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