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Ann Hurst Brabham
Possible mother of William Bennie Mixon
- Surname line
- Hurst / Brabham / Mixon
- Living status
- Not recorded
- Evidence
- needs-verification
Events
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Relationships
Research leads
- William Bennie Mixon needs-verification (lead)
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claim:william-bennie-mixon:associated-with:1
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| Claim | Predicate | Summary | Status | Tier | Review | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
claim:ann-hurst-brabham:name:1 | name | Ann Hurst Brabham A handwritten family note says William's mother was Ann Brabham, maiden name Hurst. Her spouse and the parent-child link still require census or vital-record proof. | needs-verification | 4 · family-testimony | accepted | |
claim:ann-hurst-brabham:living-status:1 | living-status | unknown Living status is not recorded in the public model. | needs-verification | 4 · family-testimony | accepted |
Conflicts and open questions
Question
question:william-bennie-mixon:parents-and-children(open)Who were William Bennie Mixon's parents (two compiled sources pair him with J.T. Mixon and Mary Pauline Travis, whose given name is “Mary Parlee” in the family notes and “Mary P” in the marriage index; a handwritten note names his mother as Ann Brabham, née Hurst), were Alvin, Millard and Eda his siblings — their compiled counterparts are Alva Z. (1890–1974), Millard John (1892–1964) and Etta Selena (1880–1957) — and is Tynes Emery Mixon Sr. his and Myrtis Blanche Brabham's son?
Next: Read the 1900 Amite County census images, which MSGenWeb publishes complete but unindexed, for the Beat around the Mixon Cemetery (about 31.13 N, 90.57 W): a household of J.T. Mixon holding a son “William B., Dec 1884” with Etta, Alva and Millard would settle the parent link and the sibling list as enumerated, and would show whether any “Ann” lived there. Then the 1910 household of William B. with a son Tynes, and the Mississippi death certificates of Myrtis (1949) and William Bennie (1962), each of which names the decedent's parents (request only). On the Ann Hurst note, two negatives of 2026-10-08 hold: no Hurst and no Brabham grave in the 80-row cemetery list, and no Brabham–Hurst marriage in either direction in the Amite index. The one observation worth testing is that Myrtis's own sister Louella E. Brabham (1881–1981) married a Hurst, which may be the origin of a garbled “Ann Brabham, née Hurst”; it is a possibility to test against the census, never a claim, and no person is created to fit the note.
claim:james-jt-mixon:parent-of:1conditional James T. “J.T.” Mixon: parent-of William Bennie Mixon (hypothesis)claim:mary-parlee-travis:parent-of:1conditional Mary Parlee Travis: parent-of William Bennie Mixon (hypothesis)claim:william-bennie-mixon:associated-with:1needs-verification William Bennie Mixon: associated-with Ann Hurst Brabham (lead)claim:william-bennie-mixon:sibling-of:1reconstructed William Bennie Mixon: sibling-of A.Z. “Alvin” Mixonclaim:william-bennie-mixon:sibling-of:2reconstructed William Bennie Mixon: sibling-of M.J. “Millard” Mixonclaim:william-bennie-mixon:sibling-of:3reconstructed William Bennie Mixon: sibling-of Eda Mixon Wilsonclaim:william-bennie-mixon:parent-of:1reconstructed William Bennie Mixon: parent-of Tynes Emery Mixon Sr.claim:myrtis-blanche-brabham:parent-of:1reconstructed Myrtis Blanche Brabham Mixon: parent-of Tynes Emery Mixon Sr.claim:myrtis-blanche-brabham:death:1supported Myrtis Blanche Brabham Mixon: death · February 14, 1949 · Pike County, Mississippi
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