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Corp Israel Holt

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Corp Israel Holt Veteran

Birth
Orange County, North Carolina, USA
Death
1867 (aged 70–71)
Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA
Burial
Martinsville, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
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"CPL CO H. SC Yols. Indian Wars. War of 1812."
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Israel Holt was married in South Carolina, and from there came with his family to Texas in 1858, first making settlement in Cherokee County. Af­terward he lived in Shelby County, and in that County passed the closing years of his life and died. He was a man of learning, educated above the ordinary, and was by occupation a teacher and surveyor. Both he and bis wife were members of the Meth­odist Episcopal church, south.His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Holt, was a daughter of Maj. William Nelson, who served through the Revolutionary war as a major-general, and died in South Carolina, some years after that war. A record of their family of seven children reads as fol­lows: John, who is one of the first settlers of eastern Texas, died in Shelby County; Mary, deceased wife of J. A. Lomax; Sarah A., wife of Dr. Russell; Martha, wife of Henry Garey, died in Shelby County; Leodicia, widow of Isaac Rundell, a resident of Bosque County; William, of Mississippi; and Elizabeth, wife of E. Covington, Shelby County. (Source: History of Texas, Central Texas, Vol I, The Lewis Publishing Company, 1896 )
"CPL CO H. SC Yols. Indian Wars. War of 1812."
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Israel Holt was married in South Carolina, and from there came with his family to Texas in 1858, first making settlement in Cherokee County. Af­terward he lived in Shelby County, and in that County passed the closing years of his life and died. He was a man of learning, educated above the ordinary, and was by occupation a teacher and surveyor. Both he and bis wife were members of the Meth­odist Episcopal church, south.His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Holt, was a daughter of Maj. William Nelson, who served through the Revolutionary war as a major-general, and died in South Carolina, some years after that war. A record of their family of seven children reads as fol­lows: John, who is one of the first settlers of eastern Texas, died in Shelby County; Mary, deceased wife of J. A. Lomax; Sarah A., wife of Dr. Russell; Martha, wife of Henry Garey, died in Shelby County; Leodicia, widow of Isaac Rundell, a resident of Bosque County; William, of Mississippi; and Elizabeth, wife of E. Covington, Shelby County. (Source: History of Texas, Central Texas, Vol I, The Lewis Publishing Company, 1896 )


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  • Created by: Patrick Capps
  • Added: Jul 16, 2003
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7692443/israel-holt: accessed ), memorial page for Corp Israel Holt (1796–1867), Find a Grave Memorial ID 7692443, citing Elm Grove Cemetery, Martinsville, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA; Maintained by Patrick Capps (contributor 46582837).