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The only death record I found was a reference to her death certificate, which I suspect is the same record you have. It notes that she was buried in Roan's Chappel Cemetery. Buried in Roan’s Chapel: Mckellam, Mattie Nl 1928, Nov 18 Dau Of Pollie Symms (Court record is listed as the source for this information, which means that it came from a death certificate at the court house) *** I found a couple of other notes that might be of interest? "District Court," Bryan Daily Eagle, 23 September 1899, p.2, col.2. Mentions Will Walker, John McCallom “Negro Is Killed While In Bed; Is Thought Suicide,” Bryan Weekly Eagle, 26 Apr. 1933, p.1. Jesse McCallum Then I checked the World War I draft records as posted on Ancestry: The records for Brazos County list: Anson McKellum born 21 Oct. 1895, in College Station, Texas race: Black residence: Harvey, Texas occupation: Farming next of kin: wife and one child description: tall and slender This person is listed in the 1910 Brazos County census (also according to the Ancestry database) in the household of: McCallan, Matilda – born about 1862, Texas McCallan, Anson – born about 1895, Texas Matilda’s household also included: Hall, Lemon – who was also her son, born about 1888 I hope this is helpful. Notify Administrator about this message?
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