Ruth Ann Timberlake

Harry married Anna Grace Winslow between 1919 and 1951. Anna (daughter of Vollie Marie Winslow) was born on 25 Apr 1905 in Bexar County, TX; died on 10 Jun 1978 in Breckinridge Hosp., Austin, TX. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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ANNA GRACE WINSLOW m. HARRY TIMBERLAKE and to them were born two lovely daughters, Ruth and Martha.

Grace was a nurse by profession. She died 10 Jun 1978, at age 73, and was buried in the San Saba City Cemetery, San Saba Co., TX. She and her mother VOLLIE WINSLOW were members of the Church of Christ, also in San Saba.

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• Name: Valentine Marie Winslow

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VALENTINE MARIE WINSLOW (Aunt Vollie) was the mother of twin daughters Grace and Mabel Winslow born in 1905. Vollie, Grace and Mable were all three nurses and well respected in their profession in San Saba, TX. Grace and Mable lived into their 70's. Grace Winslow married Harry C. Timberlake and they had two daughters, Ruth Louise and Martha. Ruth married and became an International Lawyer in Washington D. C. Martha married and is now (1998) Martha Williams and is with the District Clerk's office in Marble Falls, TX. Aunt Vollie lived to be 96 years of age.

In their later years, Vollie, Willie and George Winslow (siblings) shared a home in San Saba, TX, until their
deaths. Just across the street and on the corner from Aunt Vollie, lived my Uncle Hardin (Winslow) and Aunt Ellie (Hamrick).

Aunt Vollie and my Grandfather Henry Walker, Sr., (brother and sister) were born in Missouri before the family arrived in TX, sometime after June 1881.

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San Saba City Ceme., San Saba, TX

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HENRY BEVERLY WINSLOW, JR., (great Grandfather to BARBARA BALLARD) was buried in the San Saba City Cemetery, San Saba, TX. He came to San Saba County from Shackleford, Missouri, and first settled in the Cherokee section, later moving to San Saba, where he operated a meat market for number of years. He was married in Missouri to MARTHA E. WALKER (my Great Grandmother) whose family came to San Saba County about the same time. Martha died and Great Grandfather Henry married a second time to Mrs. Elizabeth Low Brown, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.D. Low. ELIZA BROWN WINSLOW was born 11 Mar 1854, d. 25 Dec. 1945. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Low were among the first settlers in SanSaba County.

Henry and Martha Winslow were the parents of Hardin, Minnie (Mrs. Jim Altizer), Vollie, Henry Walker, Jr.,George and Willie. (THE CALL OF THE SAN SABA, A History of San Saba County, by Alma Ward Hamrick)

Henry B. Winslow came to San Saba County from Shackleford, Saline Co., Missouri, and first settled in the Cherokee section, later moving to San Saba, where he operated a meat market for a number of years. He was married in Missouri to Martha Walker whose family came to San Saba County about the same time. Mrs. Winslow died about 40 years ago (book published in 1969, BJB), leaving the children listed in foregoing paragraph. A son Haynes died sometime before his mother's death.

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San Saba City Ceme., San Saba, TX

Henry married Martha E. Walker on 4 Oct 1873 in Vernon Co., MO. Martha (daughter of Hiram Farris Walker and Mary Nancy Gordon) was born on 15 Aug 1850 in Vernon County, MO; died on 3 Feb 1901 in San Saba, San Saba Co., TX. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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MARTHA E. WALKER was a daughter of Hiram F. Walker. They were Undisclosed in Vernon Co., Missouri, where she was married to my Great Grandfather, Henry Beverly Winslow. On their marriage record,
she was referred to as Margaret E. Walker, dated Aug 1873. She was buried in the San Saba City
Cemetery, San Saba, TX. Buried with Martha and Henry B. Winslow, is her brother J.B. GORDON, b.
28 May 1818, d. 24 May 1878. Close by are the graves of Hiram F. Walker, b. 5 Oct. 1828, d. 22 Mar.
1906, and Mary M. Gordon, b. 6 Sep. 1829, d. 20 Sep 1884. (Hiram and Mary are Barbara Ballard's GG/Grandparents.) Hiram Walker and J.B. Gordon were both in the MASON organization.

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San Saba City Ceme., San Saba, TX