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Submitted by: Merry G. Floyd Smith
Email address: mergay@etex.net

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Husband: Albert Helm McCAA
Birthdate: 1830
Birthplace:
Death date: Aug. 1885
Place of death: Jefferson Co., Mississippi
Buried: 1885 // On Lucky Hollow Road
Occupation: Farmer
Father:
Mother:
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Marriage date: Jan. 5, 1850
Marriage place:
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Wife: Martha Ann CATER
Birthdate: 1830
Birthplace: Jefferson Co., Mississippi
Death date: Nov. 8, 1890
Place of death: Jefferson Co., Mississippi
Father: Thomas Cater
Mother: Nancy Clark
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CHILDREN
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Child No. 1: Mary Ellen McCaa
Sex: F
Birthdate:
Birthplace: MS
Death date:
Place of death:
Marriage date:
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Child No. 2: James Thomas McCaa
Sex: M
Birthdate: Nov. 12, 1852 // Mississippi
Birthplace:
Death date: Dec. 3, 1889
Place of death: Mississippi
Buried: Old Bethsada Church, Jefferson Co., Mississippi
Marriage date: July 15, 1874
Marriage place: Jefferson Co., Mississippi
Spouse's name: Lenora Ellen Trevillion
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Child No. 3: Clara Drusilla Mccaa
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1859
Birthplace: Mississippi
Death date: Abt. 1890
Place of death: Mississippi
Marriage date: December 01, 1881
Marriage place: Jefferson County, Mississippi
Spouse's name: W. Wesley Gupton
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Documentation/Comments:
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Article from Ann Brown
Bible
My Grandmother

Comments: Article from Ann Brown states the following;
Mr. A. H. McCaa was shot and killed by Mr. Jas Nevells. It was about some
stock breaking in on crops. The two men met in the road near Nevells
home, both armed. It is said that Nevells told McCaa that he made some
charges against him and wanted him to prove them. McCaa told him that he
would prove them right there. He got out of his wagon, in which two of
his sons sat, and asked one of them to hand him his gun. To make a long
story short, both men fired at each other, with Nevells ducking behind a
wagon. Nevells returned fire and hit McCaa in the head, he fell and died
instantly. Nevells turned himself in to the police.

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