Husband: Henry Oliver ROACH
Birthdate: 1828
Birthplace: Anderson Co., SC
Death date: after June 21, 1891
Place of death: Conway Co., AR
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Father: Berry ROACH
Mother: Susannah MAYS
Other spouses: [1] Charity WADE

Marriage date: July 14, 1859
Marriage place: Pontotoc Co., MS

Wife: Susan C. SOLOMON
Birthdate: ca 1828
Birthplace: SC
Death date: 1894
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Anderson R. ROACH
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1861
Birthplace: MS
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Child No. 2: James O. ROACH
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1862
Birthplace: MS
Death date: between 1892-1910
Place of death: Formosa, VanBuren, AR
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Marriage date: June 22, 1884
Marriage place: VanBuren, AR
Spouses' names: Martha Jane POTTER

Child No. 3: Elias ROACH
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1865
Birthplace: MS
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Child No. 4: Susan M. ROACH
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1868
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Documentation:
* Found on Genealogy.com on Jan. 15, 2002 posted by Barry Lee Roach at http://genforum.genealogy.com/roach/messages/2219.html
* Pannell's District, Tippah Co., MS, 1856 Tax List
H.O. Roach
Berry Roach
W.E. Roach
T.H. Roach
* Transcription of a letter written 21 June 1891 by Henry Oliver Roach of Union Co., MS to his widowed daughter-in-law Mattie Potter Roach, the latter of whom was then living in or around Van Buren Co., AR; original spelling is preserved:
"June the 21, 1891
"Keownesville, Union County, Miss.
"Dear Mattie,
"I this evening seat my self to write you another letter. I wrote you a letter on the 3rd day of May 1891 and have ben waiting to hear from you before I wrote agane. I have got tired waiting and I thought mabey you never got the letter that I sent you. Those lines leaves us well and hoping when those few lines comes to hand they will find you all enjoying the same blessing. I heard that you was going to brake up house keeping.
"I will just say if you want to come out here to live I will come after you any time. All you have to do is to write me word that you will come. I got a letter from Joe yesterday theay was all well at the time of writing. We went down to Hendersons and stayed nearly two weeks and thay was all well when we left thare. We have had find rains out here for the last two weeks and the cropes looks find. We are at my mothers to day and thay are all well. Mother will be 81 years old if she lives to see the 26th day of July.
"We would like to see you varry much. You must write to us all the news that you can get and we want to know wheather you have broke up house keeping or not. We mooved a way from Wallerville last spring and we are living on Coad Teague land. We have some crope corn and potatos and tobacco. Your Mas health is better than it was when we left thare. I will not write much this time for fear you do not get this. You must write sune as you get and let us know how
"you are getting a long. Tell the children that Gran Pa & Gran Ma wants to see them vary bad. Tell them to be good children. As I can not think of any thing else that will interest you much I will bring my letter to a close for this time. Hopeing hear from you sune. We remane as ever.
Father & Mother
"H.O. (&) S.C. Roach
"Direct your letter to me at Keownesville, Union County, Miss.