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Burge James Harvey [Male] b. 19 AUG 1872 - d. 1 OCT 1925

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Burge Simmie [Female] d. BEF 1998

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Burge Huey Lee [Male] b. 24 JUL 1928 - d. 5 MAY 1990

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Burge Elizabeth [Female] b. JAN 1880 Lousiana

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Smith James William [Male] b. 1819 Pike County, Mississippi - d. 1896

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A. Dianne Burge Fogleman: Born 1819, Pike County, Mississippi, near Holmesville. Between 1830 and 1840, he went to live with his uncle Nathaniel because he was opposed to the remarriage of his mother.

James William Smith enlisted in the Mexican War at Baton Rouge, La., in April 1846 and was discharged Sept. 1846 because of an injury. In the 1850 Jasper County, Ms., census list, he was living with Benjamin Thigpin and his occupation was a teacher. Sarah Ann M. Benge was living with her parents in Jasper County. James William Smith and Sarah Ann Benge were married Jan. 2, 1851, Jasper County. He paid taxes in Jasper County in 1853 and 1856.

In 1860, Sarah Ann Benge and her children are shown on the Jasper County census living with H. W. Smith at Davisville, Ms.

On Mar. 31, 1862, a James W. Smith enlisted in the Confederate Army at Camp Whitfield near Columbus, Ms. He was discharged May 1862 from Company S37 Ms. Reg. Jasper Guards. On the application for widow's benefits, Sarah Ann listed the reason for discharge as blindness.

In the 1866 Jasper County, Ms., census, J. W. Smith, W. R. Benge and R. J. Jones, were listed.

In the 1880 Pulaski County, Missouri, census, James William Smith is listed with two grandsons in his household B Arthur Johnston, age 2; and Harlan M. Johnston, age 1.

Two known children of James William Smith and Sarah Ann Benge Smith he evidently also had a daughter that married a Johnston, according to info above:

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Burge Robert Augustus [Male] b. 5 AUG 1941 Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas

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Burge Linda [Female]

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In Reply to: Burge family of Louisiana by: James MacGinnis

Hello I am starting to researching my family tree of my maiden name, Burge a daughter of Huey L. Burge, and Shirley Paul Burge, and a grandfather, Walter Burge and his wife, Sarah Slaydon Burge. They are buried in Newlin Cementry in Singer, La. Your family sound a familair to me, and I am deaf. I want to learn the family tree and kept for my deaf son. He will learn more about his history of his mother's last name in tree. You may contact with me by email. Thanks Linda

Subj: RE: Drop a note
Date: 9/11/2001 8:27:05 PM Central Daylight Time
From: dancinghands33@@hotmail.com (Linda McArthur)
To: WrnBrg@@aol.com

Hello Warren Burge

I would like to say thanks for sending me the database of our surname, "Burge" tree. It is a longest collections of documents, and informations. My mom wants me to publish them, so I brought extra ink for the printer to printing them.

We were enjoyed at the reunions, and looking forward to attend the next one. I will bring some of my relatives pictures. I would like to ask you if you could send me the copied of the children of Henderson and Belle's picture. I was shocked to learn that my grandfather, Walter's spitting image was so similar look like my father, when he was younger. My Grandfather, Walter was passed away, when I was a younger. I could not remember what he looked like. We came here once a year during summer, and have a faint to remember them. I didn't know much about their lives histories.

Keep in the touch. Many thanks for invited us into the reunion. I will tell my deaf son, about it, and will visit him in Baton Rouge.

Thanks,
Linda (Burge) McArthur