Julia Ann Green

(April 04, 1860 - December 23, 1944)

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Born:	April 04, 1860 at Arkansas	Certified	Father:	Charles (Charlie) Green (Born 1823)
Died:	December 23, 1944 (burial location, Google Earth)	Certified	Mother:	Mariah Price (Born 1826)
Children:	Thomas William Wilson (October 06, 1875 - March 25, 1954) Lillie Louella Wilson (1882 - 1901) Dovie Lee Wilson (November 05, 1886 - March 09, 1917) Harvey C. Wilson (Born February 00, 1893)		Siblings:	John Green (Born 1844) Catherine (Kate / Katie / Katherine) Green (Born 1846) Thomas Green (Born 1847) Miller Green (Born 1849) Americas Cornelius "Bud" Green (April 12, 1856 - May 03, 1937) Charles William Green (Born June 00, 1858)

Married:

Samuel O. (Orville?) Wilson on at Arkansas

Certified

Notes

Julia Ann GREEN was listed as an heir in [her grandfather] Frederick PRICEÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s will. / Dovie Lee and Lillie Louella WILSON were the daughters of Samuel WILSON and Julie Ann GREEN. According to Census records, Samuel WILSON was born in Tennessee in 1853. In 1900, he and Julie Ann had been married 24 years, so they had apparently married about 1875-1876. Julie Ann GREENÃ¢â‚¬Ëœs recorded birth date is April 1860. She died December 23, 1944, and is buried in Kiowa Cemetery, Kiowa, Oklahoma. Samuel and Julie Ann had eight children, but only four were still living in 1900. Their daughter Lillie was married to Cal LAMBERT. A son, Thomas, was married to Elizabeth LAMBERT. Harvey C. was the youngest (birth date 1893), and Dovie was 13. Paper from CheneyÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s Funeral Home in McAlester, Oklahoma for the funeral of Ã¢â‚¬Å“July WilsonÃ¢â‚¬Â (Julia Ann Green Wilson) states $5.00 = cost of funeral. Signed by Harvey Wilson (nearest relative) // Julie Ann GREEN was the daughter of Charlie (Charles) and Mariah GREEN. For many years in her later life, Julie Ann smoked a Ã¢â‚¬Å“corn cobÃ¢â‚¬Â pipe, and later a clay pipe. She told stories about being stalked by panthers and bears in their mountain homes and of being a Ã¢â‚¬Å“great big girlÃ¢â‚¬Â during the Civil War (no age known), and it was learned that her father, Charles (Charlie) GREEN, was killed by bushwhackers. After her fatherÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s death, the GREEN family loaded whatever household and personal items they could fit into (probably) an ox cart and set out to find a safer place to live. The oldest son was probably 13 or 14 at the time. The family had him dress in his motherÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s clothing to avoid detection because they were afraid he too would be recruited as a soldier. Somewhere along the trail, Mariah and the baby died. They were buried along the trail and were never found again. The rest of the family settled in the Kiowa area in Oklahoma. (Data supplied by Deloris Brock Hawkins to the Pittsburg County Historical Society for their publication on the history of Pittsburg County, Oklahoma.) /////*****/////*****/////*****/////*****///// NOTE ABOUT PHOTO BELOW: According to information handwritten on the back of my copy of the photo below, Dovie Lee WILSON LAMBERT is the young woman holding the baby boy in the back row of the Lambert Family photo. The baby is her son, Jake Lambert. To the right of Dovie is her mother, Julia Ann (Julie) GREEN WILSON. In front of the two women are two of Dovie Lambert's daughters, Effie and Viola LAMBERT. Dovie's husband, Cal, is not in the photo. Other children and adults (left half of photo) are members of the Bill Lambert Family [My guess is that this is the family of William Wesley Lambert - born 1870 - but the photo lists no other family member names except those already listed here.] The photo says it was taken "about 1907" - in which case, Jake would be several months old, Effie would be about four, and Viola (Oda) would be about two. My guess is that it may have been taken at any time between late 1907 and 1909, as Dovie's next child (Ed) wasn't born until December 1909.