Talley
♂Thomas Talley
Born 1884, St. Martin, Louisiana, United States.
Thomas Talley (born February 1884) was a son of Denis Gédéon Talley (1850–1894) and Marie Virginia Cottrelle (1858–1937) of St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, and so a half-brother of Jeffrey Delahorne (1899–1929), his mother’s son by her second husband, and a half-uncle of Floyd Amatus Delahorne (1922–2014). He was the third of the five Talley children known to have survived childhood, after Isabelle and Taylor and before Jefferson and Zack.
His father had died by 1894. At the census of June 1900 Thomas was sixteen and single, living in the second ward of St. Martin Parish in the household of his widowed mother, who was recorded there as “Mrs. Justin Dillion”, with his brothers and sister and his two-year-old half-brother, Jeffrey. That census gives his birth as February 1884. No later record of him has been found: he does not appear in the indexed censuses of 1910 to 1950, among the draft registrations of 1917–1918, or in the Louisiana death records under any form of the surname.
Notes
A Thomas Samuel Talley who died at Opelousas in 1965 is a different man: he was born in Arkansas in 1886 and grew up in north Louisiana.
Family time line
No marriage or children recorded.
Recorded events
| Event | When | Where | Evidence ?on record - the record itself, its image, or a transcript or printed copy of it has been read from a compiled source - an index, a printed genealogy or a memorial page says so not yet documented - in the family record, no source attached yet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth Age 16 in 1900 |
Feb 1884 | St. Martin, Louisiana, United States | from a compiled source |
| Living at In the household of their widowed mother ('Mrs. Justin Dillion'), with half-brother Jeffery, 2 |
1900 | Police Jury Ward 2, St. Martin, Louisiana, United States | from a compiled source |
Sources
- 1900 U.S. census, Ward 2, St. Martin Parish, La., ED 72, sheet 161A - household of 'Mrs. Justin Dillion' — Birth, Living at, about this person
Borders as they stood about 1880 (they follow the event under the mouse), from the historical-basemaps project, the Newberry Library's Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (states and territories, 1783 on) and Natural Earth; the colonies and provinces are drawn along today's lines.
Line of descent
- Denis Gédéon Talley 1850–bef 1894
- William Denis Talley 1827–1911
- Anais Guilbeau –bef 1871
- Marie Virginia Cottrelle 1858–1937
- John Cotreall abt 1820–
- Emilie Croker 1834–
- Joseph Croquer 1811–1862
- Raphael Croquer 1753–bef 1834
- Estanislao Antonio Croquer de Los Cameros e Imbott abt 1722–1772
- Maria Ana Muñoz y Barba de Figueroa 1733–abt 1823
- Manuel Muñoz
- Micaela Barba de Figueroa –bef 1753
- Barbe Osite Mollere 1784–bef 1823
- Joseph François Mollere 1764–1811
- Francois Mollere –1786/1787
- Marguerite Perrodeaux 1736–1800
- Jean Perodeau 1702–
- Angélique Gallien abt 1713–
- Ozite Barbe Blanchard abt 1763–1799
- Anselme Blanchard 1741–1799
- René Blanchard abt 1701–bef 1788
- Marguerite Thériot 1709–
- Esther Leblanc abt 1744–
- Desire LeBlanc abt 1717–1777
- Marie Madeleine Landry abt 1723–
- Anselme Blanchard 1741–1799
- Joseph François Mollere 1764–1811
- Raphael Croquer 1753–bef 1834
- Marie Cidalise Lambremont 1799–
- Michel Lambremont abt 1770–1829
- Marguerite Pelagie Braux abt 1762–1822
- Janvier Braux –bef 1768
- Osite Landry abt 1738–
- Joseph Landry abt 1713–bef 1777
- René Landry 1688–bef 1733
- Marie Dugas abt 1688–
- Marie-Josèphe Richard abt 1713–bef 1777
- René Richard 1689–
- Marie-Josèphe Babin abt 1691–1738
- Joseph Landry abt 1713–bef 1777
- Joseph Croquer 1811–1862