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1810 - 1873 (63 years)
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Name |
Everet Solomon Ritter |
Born |
1810 |
Gender |
Male |
Census |
1830 |
Fayette County, TN |
Census |
1860 |
Panola County, TX |
Census |
1870 |
Van Zandt County, TX |
_MILT |
Mexican-American War |
Died |
4 Dec 1873 |
Notes |
- 1830 -- Census, Fayette County, TN Page 21
Everight Ritter
(20-30) 1M
(15-20) 1F
(0-5) 1F
1860 -- Census, Panola County, TX Page 392
Everett Ritter 50 M, Farmer, $1500 Real Estate, $1500 Personal Property, Born in AL
Ann Ritter 50 F, House Keeping, Born in TN
Sarah Ritter 17 F, House Keeping, Born in TX
Henry Ritter 16 M, Farmer, Born in TX
Susan Ritter 12 F, Born in TX
Martha Ritter 8 F, Born in TX
1870 -- Census, Van Zandt County, TX Page 230
Solomon Ritter 56 M, Farmer, $400 Real Estate, $300 Personal Property, Born in AL
Elizabeth Ritter 36 F, Keeping House, Born in AL
Effirt Ritter 21 M, Idiot, Born in AL
Attie Ritter 7 F, Born in TX
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Person ID |
I37492 |
Moore County Wallaces |
Last Modified |
18 Jan 2021 |
DNA Tests |
3 DNA tests are associated with Everet Solomon Ritter  |
Test Type | Taken by | Haplogroup | Test Information |
atDNA |
C.A. Travis | |
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Y-DNA-37 |
Aubrey Gene Ritter | R-M269 |
Most distant ancestor: Jesse Ritter, b. 1735, VA , d. c1810, Moore County, NC 
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Y-DNA-111 |
J.E. Ritter | R-Z253 |
Most distant ancestor: Jesse Ritter, b. 1735, VA , d. c1810, Moore County, NC 
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Family |
Anna Goodwin, b. 1810 |
Married |
15 May 1828 |
Hardeman County, TN |
Children |
+ | 1. William A. Ritter, b. 1833, d. 8 Apr 1864, DeSoto County, LA (Age 31 years) |
+ | 2. Elizabeth A. Ritter, b. 1834, d. c1866 (Age 32 years) |
+ | 3. Benjamin Franklin Ritter, b. 11 Jun 1834, d. 3 Nov 1902 (Age 68 years) |
+ | 4. James Henry Ritter, b. 25 Nov 1842, d. 26 Jan 1915 (Age 72 years) |
| 5. Sarah Ann Ritter, b. 1841, d. 21 Aug 1899 (Age 58 years) |
| 6. Mary Fannie Ritter, b. 1847 |
| 7. Everet Solomon Ritter, Jr., b. 1849 |
| 8. Martha Jane Ritter, b. 1852 |
| 9. Susan Caroline Ritter, b. Dec 1854, d. 1924 (Age ~ 69 years) |
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Last Modified |
18 Jan 2021 |
Family ID |
F11832 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Sources |
- [S1346] Cheryl A. Travis Daubs [cadaubs@aol.com].
Daughters of the Republic of Tex. Muster Rolls of the Texas Revolution Pg. 72 Muster Roll Pg. 55 Return of Capt. Hooper's Co. Cavalry, San Augustine, July 6, 1836 Richard Hooper, Capt. Everett Ritter (Retter) 2nd Lt.
Austin Geneological Society Republic of Texas Pension Application Abstracts
Pg. 199 King H. (X) Latham, Panola Cty., 15 Dec. 1870, App. Sept. 1874. Age 64 in 1870. Apr, 1836 he enlisted as a Pvt. in Capt. R. Hooper's Co. from Shelby Co. in Col. Cleveland's Regt. for one year. He received a Bounty warrant for his services.
Pg.282 Everett S. (X) Ritter, Panola Co. 20 Mar. 1871, app. 19 Sept. 1874. Age 60. In 1936 he joined Capt. Hooper's Co. from Shelby Co. A note said on rolls as 2nd Lt. in Hooper's Co. from San Augustine from Jul. 1836. He received a Bounty warrant. James H. Thomas and King (X) Latham, Panola Co., affirmed service. A. W. DeBerry, in Austin, said that he had known the applicant for 20 years (Sept. 1874) and up till the time of his death. W.M. McCord and N.D.(X) Coborn, Rains Co., said that the applicant died in Van Zandt Co. on 4 Dec. 1873. King (X) Latham and Zacariah T. Bell, Panola Co., named the surviving children (all of Panola Co.) as follows: James H. Ritter, Everett S. Ritter, B.F. Ritter, Mary F. Brunch, and Susan C. Sessom. The applicant left no widow.
Martha Jane Ritter Latham was named as a daughter who died about 1866 and left a daughter, S. Jane Latham Manley. The applicant had another daughter, Elizabeth A. Ritter Golden who died about 1866 and left the following children: Rebecca Golden, Susan J. Golden (wife of B.A. Nail), Sarah A. Golden (minor) and George Golden (minor). They also named William A. Ritter as a son who died in 1864 and who left the following children: Sarah Ann ritter Tidwell (wife of Joseph Tidwell), Franklin Ritter (minor) William Ritter (minor) and Elmira Ritter (minor). B.F. Ritter was guardian of the following minors: Franklin Ritter, Elmira Ritter, Wm. Ritter, Sara A. Golden and George Golden. (X) means that the person was illiterate. The preface stated that amounts of pensions were not noted since all pensioners received basically the same bounty or donation.
Republic of Texas Pension Application Abstracts Pg. 331 2nd Lt. Evert Ritter of Capt. Posey's Co. *also King Latham's App. Pg.199
1840 Citizens of Texas Land Grants by Gifford White Settlers Petitioning for a Certificate of Land
Ritter, Everett Arrived Tx. 1836 Class 1, 1 league labors 1 Unconditional Shelby Co., Apr. 7, 1838.
Texas Veterans In The Mexican War Muster Rolls of Texas Military Units compiled by Charles D. Spurlin, Victoria College The muster rolls were created from the Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers who Served During the Mexican War in Organizations from the State of Texas, National Archives Microcopy No. 278. Middleton T. Johnson's Company - Composed of personnel recruited primarily from Shelby County. Mustered into federal serviced on April 5, 1847. Mustered out of federal service on August 8, 1848. Private: Ritter, Everett S.
Character Certificates in General Land Office: Ritter, Everett 2852
General Land Office Austin, Texas Vol. 199 Pg. 433 #2071 No. 428 - Everett Ritter -- 5,398.220 Sq. Vr. Shelby 78. 5 Labors of land in Shelby County, on the waters of Tenaha Bayou 10 miles E N E from Shelbyville. Certificate No. 408 issued 7 Apr. 1838.
East Texas Family Records: East Texas Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 6967, Tyler, Tx. 75711
Anderson Co. - Patent Lands by Dorothy E. White Nicholson Palestine, Texas. List copied by Dorothy White Nicholson from Anderson County Courthouse, Tx. Direct Index to Deeds 1846-1872
Grantor: State of Texas (Patent Land)
Given to Grantee: Kind: - (Patent)
Book D Pg. 22
Ritter, E. Vol. 7 No. 1 Spring 1983
Muster Rolls of the Texas Revolution Pg. 55 and 72 Return of Capt. Hooper's Co., Cavalry San Augustine July 6, 1836 *also King Latham.
East Texas Family Records: E. T. Genealogical Society
Early Panola County Grand Juries Feb. 1858 Spring District Court Term 19. E. S. Ritter
1830 Alabama Census Index: Rittor, Everit Marion Co.
1870 Alabama Census Index: Ritter, E.J. Cherokee Co.
1830 Mississippi Census Index: Ritter, E. Monroe Co. Pg. 140
1840 Mississippi Census Index: Ritter, Everet Monroe Co. Pg. 071
1830 N. Carolina Census Index: Rittor, Everit Marion Co.
1850 Tennessee Census: Ritter, Everett
1840 Census - Rep. of Texas pg. 187 Polls: 1 Land SA605
1860 Texas Census Panola Cty. Everett Ritter (50 M W Farmer b. Al.)
Panola Co. Voter Registrations 1867/1870
11-22-1869 E. J. Ritter
Early West Tenn. Marriages by Sistler
Vol. 1 Grooms
Ritter, Everett to Anna Goodwin 05/15/1828 (05/20/1828) Hardeman Co.
1837 Tax Record Abstract Shelby County, Texas by the East Texas Genealogical Society (shows Everet Ritten); 1845 Tax List Shelby Co., Tx. (shows E.S.Ritter)
Panola County Voter Registration 1867/69 (shows E.J. Ritter)
Texas Character Certificates in the General Land Office of Texas by Gifford White Pg. 153: #1714 Ritter, Everett [E] (English) San Augustine 18 August, 1835; Certify Everett Ritter is a citizen of the municipality
of San Augustine, a native of Texas and emigrated in 1831...Nathan Davis Commr [Note] Unfinished title. Unfinished Titles: pg. 218 #2852 San Augustine Aug. 18, 1835 No. 100. Everett Ritter, native TN emigrated 1831, married with family of five persons. Everett (X) Ritter
1860 Texas Census, Panola County: Beat 8 Post Office: Carthage shows Everett Ritter, Ann, Sarah, Henry, Susan, and Martha.
Ragley, Tx. was a post office and timber processing community ten miles northwest of Jefferson and four miles from Sassater in NW Marion County. The community had a post office from 1893 to 1898 and was probably named for the Ragley Lumber Co. The community disappeared by the 1930's.
Panola County Texas Methodism 1839-1984 by Leila B. Itone LaGrone, Carthage, TX. 1985 Pg. 104: Murvaul United Methodist Church 1.69 acres of land donated by Mr. Zack and Mrs. Lela Ritter.
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