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Source: Nacogdoches, Gateway To Texas, Vol. II, A Biographical Directory, 1850-1880, by Carolyn Reeves Ericson;
Pg. 16
AYLOR, John W. - 1854 School Census, 1857 Tax List. CHILDREN: Mary, Martha, James.
Pg. 71
CASE, Asberry (Thomas Asberry) - married Martha Jane Elinder, 19 September 1859.
Pg. 262
MOORE, Alfred W. - b. ca 1832 Alabama, married Mary Ayler, 5 July 1855, daughter of John W. Ayler. 1850 Census, 1857 Tax List, 1862 Tax List.
Source: 1854 School Census of Nacogdoches County, Transcribed by Carolyn Reeves Ericson;
Pg. 27
24th DISTRICT - NACONECHES
PARENT OR GUARDIAN: John W. Aylor
NAMES OF CHILDREN: Mary Aylor, Martha Aylor, James Aylor
Source: Nacogdoches County Abstract of all original Texas Land Titles, comprising Grants and Locations to August 31, 1941, compiled by Carolyn Reeves Ericson;
Pg. 2
Abstract No. 71
Original Grantee: Ayler, John W.
Patentee: Jasper N. Bell
Date of Patent: 9-23-1859
Patent Number: 136
Patent Volume: 25
Acres: 159
Class of Grant: Nacogdoches 3rd
File No. 3445
Source: 1850 Census, Rusk County Texas, HH#563
James S. Case, age 58, b. S.C.
Polly Case, age 30, b. Ala.
Thomas Case, age 12, b. Ala. (see NOTE below)
Harriett P. Case, age 10, b. Ala.
John Case, age 7, b. Ala.
Andrew Case, age 5, b. Ala.
NOTE: Thomas Case - This is Thomas Asberry Case married Martha Jane Elinder, 19 Sept. 1859, Nacogdoches Co. TX. The marriage record apparently omitted her surname, AYLOR, as she is listed only as: Mary Jane Elinder.
It is believed that Thomas Asberry Case died in the Civil War.
The above CASE surname is a related line on some of my family lineage. I was never able to make the connection to the AYLOR surname until I found your posted message. I'm finally able to fill in some of the gaps.
Thank you so very much for sharing your research.
Mamie
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