The Frisco Census of 1910, by Richard Beaver

Last Name	First Name	Est. Birth Year	Birthplace	Comment
Allen	Appie	1846	Kentucky	I think you will find that this is Mrs. Abbie Allen, for Abdella Slaughter Mayes Allen 13 Apr 1846 – 26 Sep 1922---she was the wife of William H. Allen 1834-1908. In 1920 Edgar Mayes, Marshall of the town of Frisco lives near her and he looks to be the son of Calpernia Allen (sister of William Allen). Calpernia Allen(1844) married brother of Abbie Mayes, Adolphus Mayes(1844). - Claudia Fields Kraemer
Baccus	Allen	1857	Texas	This should read Dow Baccus---I know it is hard to read but I think you will find by looking at the original that the two names that follow behind Dow Baccus confirm his wife and daughter Pearl---Just a guess---but perhaps they thought they might write his true first name Erasmus and decided to just go with Dow which made it all a blur….??? It’s just hard to tell---but I feel confident that it is Dow based on his age, location, wife and daughter and proximity to the Allen house/listing on the census. (Plus when I blow it up to 200% it looks very much like it says Dow.) - Claudia Fields Kraemer
Barnett	Perry	1870	Missouri	Perry Barnett becomes the husband (4 November 1900, Denton County, Texas) of Tommie Sublette, daughter of Thomas H. and Mary Sublette in 1920 they are in Hall County, Texas - Claudia Fields Kraemer
Batts	William	1848	Georgia	Appears to be William H. and Eugenia KNIGHTON Butts(Page 78 History of Frisco 1902-1976)
Benedict	Edward	1865	Kentucky
Boyd	Charlie A	1871	Tennessee
Bristow	James P	1882	Mississippi
Bristow	Walter	1879	Kentucky
Brooks	William T	1850	Virginia
Brunner	John L	1839		On the 1910 census, John Brunner lists his birth location as ""At Sea"", and the birth locations of his mother and father both as ""Unknown"".
Burke	Lindsey	1857	Missouri
Burkes	Mary	1876	Tennessee
Campbell	Thomas J	1849	Kentucky
Chambers	Milton	1883	Texas
Chappell	Emory	1843	Missouri	Emory C. Chappell married Dora Smith daughter of Alfred and Elizabeth Smith; most of the CHAPPELL line is buried at Little Elm Cemetery, Denton, Texas
Clarke	Ida	1859	Missouri
Clarke	Matthew	1834	Tennessee
Cole	Otto	1890	Texas
Crowder	Richard D	1875	Tennessee
Curley	William	1890	Texas
Davis	Mattie L	1876	Texas
Davison	Dou A	1871	Texas
Douglas	Robert L	1855	Alabama
Dourghty	John J	1859	Michigan
Duncan	Lawrence	1881	Texas
Duncan	Thomas	1853	Kentucky
Edwards	Joe	1870	Texas
Eller	George T	1856	Kentucky
Epply	Martin	1871	Arkansas
Farmer	Joseph S	1883	Tennessee
Farmer	Reman	1881	Tennessee
Graves	John	1874	Ohio
Griffin	John P	1855	Georgia
Gudgleige	Jeff D	1864	South Carolina
Gullebge	Lee	1866	North Carolina
Hall	James M	1861	Kentucky
Hamilton	Margaret	1827	Tennessee
Hamilton	William	1871	Tennessee
Hare	Bob	1893	Georgia
Herod	Catherine	1889	Texas
Hill	John H	1852	Tennessee	John H. Hill married Alice Stoddard daughter of Zerah and Elizabeth Stoddard
Hill	Kelly	1888	Tennessee
Hill	William L	1884	Texas
Jackson	Ed	1866	Texas
Johnson	Robert	1849	Texas
Kelsy	George	1870	Kentucky
Linsey	Lou	1886	Texas
Mcconnel	Harry L	1881	Texas
Mcconnel	Owen H	1876	Texas
Mcfall	John W	1869	Texas
Mcintire	Fred E	1880	Illinois
Mckinney	Charles	1867	Texas
Miller	Sam W	1847	Mississippi
Mitchell	Will	1861	Missouri
Monroe	Beatrice	1887	Texas
Parks	Frank	1890	Tennessee
Peters	Earnest B	1889	Texas
Rippley	Richard	1872	Kentucky
Robertson	William	1867	Texas
Rodgers	Isaac S	1862	Texas
Rodgers	John	1879	Texas
Rodgers	Tom	1880	California
Rowe	Theodore A	1869	Illinois
Rudolph	Clarence	1886	Texas
Rudolph	Katie	1868	Texas
Sapp	George	1869	North Carolina
Selman	Linnie	1894	Texas
Shrader	Fount P	1871	Arkansas
Smith	William M	1878	Texas
Smorerrvill	Nemo	1850	Missouri	This should read Mary Sommerwill. She was married to H. Y. Sommerwill (See Little Elm Cemetery Records) Her first husband was Thomas Sublette.
Staly	William B	1839	North Carolina
Tarpley	Sterling	1880	Texas
Trout	Jessie P	1879	Texas
Waggner	William J	1871	Tennessee
Watson	Felix	1883	Texas
Webb	William H	1857	Tennessee
Wells	William	1857	Texas
White	John B	1867	Texas
Wilson	Tuck	1879	Kentucky
Wolf	Will G	1867	Tennessee

Community Comments

• Waggner, above, should be Waggoner or Wagoner (I forgot which is on their shared gravestone in Bethel Cemetery). He was married to Lucy Adella Shrader, who was the daughter of the only child (John Burr Shrader)of George Hammond Shrader and Mary Inez Gibbs to stay in Tennesse when they left in the fall of 1870. They are listed on the 1870 census in Coffee County, Tennessee. William J. Waggoner was in the lumber business in Frisco. He is mentioned in several places in the Frisco Book. He had a funeral carriage in which he picked up the body of the deceased at the home and carried it to the cemetery. -- Frances Miers Muller - 19 Mar 2007 - 20:39