Marion is recorded with his father's family in the Census' of: 1850 and 1860 [see sources].
Marion and Nancy are recorded in the Census' of: 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 [see sources].
November 04, 1885 - Ann Malissa Frost, places an application for appointment as Administrator to the estate of John Frost, her husband. She mentions the following, as their children:
"...Petitioner fur-
ther represents that by her mar-
riage with her Said husband, She
became the Mother of Daniel Frost,
Marion, Tennessee, Calvin M.
Henry Irvin, Elvira, Ann Melissa,
Mary Jane, and Fannie Frost, the
last named is now the Wife of Ed
Roberts, and Amanda Frost now
the Wife of Elihu Smith, and Colum-
bus Frost all of whom are children
and heirs of the Said John Frost Dec’d...."Marion purchased his parents land during the succession of his mother's estate:
Conveyance Record, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana, August 17, 1896, Book M, Page 248COURT CASE:
State of Louisiana | Parish of Lincoln
Know all men by these pres-
ents that I, Eugene Howard
Sheriff Lincoln Parish La
pursuant to an order and commission issued by the
Hon. 3rd Dist. Court for Lincoln Parish La. in case
of the suit of Marion E. Frost Et al vs Eugenia Hen-
derson et al No. 1055 on the Docket of said court
ordering and commanding me to sell all the prop-
erty belonging to the Secc. of Mrs. A. M. Frost decd
did expose the following real estate belonging
to said Succession for sale on the 17th day of
August 1896, to wit. the S. W. 1/4 of N. E. 1/4 & S. E. 1/4 of
N. W. 1/4 & N. E. 1/4 of SW 1/4 & N. E. 1/4 of N. W. 1/4 & N. W. 1/4 of
N. E. 1/4 & N. 1/2 of N. W. 1/4 of N. W. 1/4 Sec. 21, & E 1/2 of S. W. 1/4
Sec. 16 T. 18 R. 1 W containing 300 acres more or
less, and at said sale and on the terms as
advertised Marion E. Frost became the purchaser
for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars cash,
and @ the said Sheriff hereby transfer & deliver
unto the said Marion E. Frost the above ????
????
and he being the last and highest bidder according to law.
Attest:
W. L. [his X mark] Frost E. Howard | Sheriff
J. W. Williams
Family story:
Said to have been murdered by D. W. Wheat.
1910 United States Census for Ward 6, Ouachita Parish Louisiana, page 13
Willie May Frost Head M W 38 S LA AL
John ???ridge Boarder M W 27 S LA LA
Lives two household from his brother Lucien L. Frost.1920 United States Census for Police Jury Ward 6, Ouachita Parish Louisiana, Dwelling/Family: 268/268
John W. M. Head M W 37 md LA AL AL
Frost, Catherine Wife F W 30 md LA US US
Frost, Herbert Son M W 7 s LA LA LA
Frost, Arthur Son M W 6 s LA LA LA
Frost, Josphine Dau F W 4 s LA LA LA
Frost, Bessie Dau F W 2 s LA LA LA
Frost, Willie Son M W 2/12 s LA LA LA1930 United States Census for Police Jury Ward 5, Ouachita Parish Louisiana
John W. Frost 48 1882 Louisiana Head White
Catherine M. Frost 40 1889 Wife
Hubbard Frost 17 1912 Son
Athar M. Frost 16 1915 Son
Geraldine Frost 14 1915 Dau
Bessie L. Frost 12 1917 Dau
Elmer Frost 10 1919 Son
Virda Frost 8 1921 Dau
Beatrice Frost 5 1924 Dau
Floyd dealt in cattle.
Research needed, probably her family:
Auld's Chapel Cemetery, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana
GARLAND, James A Sr Nov 13, 1835 Nov 14, 1912
GARLAND, Emma L Jun 17, 1847 Mar 1, 1932 w/o James A Sr
GARLAND, James A Jr Sep 2, 1865 Oct 29, 1955 s/o James A Sr & Emma L
GARLAND, Dora B Jan 21, 1881 Feb 15, 1970 JOHNSON w/o James A Jr
GARLAND, Claude (Twin May 11, 1903 Aug 18, 1903 s/o James A Jr & Dora B
GARLAND, Clyde H (Twin) May 11, 1903 ... ... 1990 s/o James A Jr & Dora B
GARLAND, Lela Oct 17, 1907 Sep 11, 1909 d/o James A Jr & Dora B
GARLAND, John William Mar 22, 1872 Sep 17, 1962 s/o James A Sr & Emma L
GARLAND, Lee Ardecy Jun 9, 1883 Oct 21, 1921 SPRAWLS w/o John WGARLAND, Frances Mar 12, 1942 Mar 18, 1942
GARLAND, James R Jun 26, 1905 ... .., ....
GARLAND, Judy Lee Jun 27, 1940 Dec 26, 1940 d/o Ruth & John E
GARLAND, Mary D Aug 1, 1906 Apr 27, 1989
GARLAND, Opal Oct 18, 1900 Dec 11, 1973 BURKETT
In the 1930 Census for Ouachita Parish, Robert Frost is listed as a Boarder in the home of Sophie Frost.
Research needed:
Willie Mae Prine (William Marion, William Marion, William Henry, John Anderson, Daniel Cannon, Francis) was born 18 Apr 1903, and died 1996. She married Roy Frost, son of Albert Frost and Bertha Prine.
Child: William (Billy) Frost. He married Zelma
Rosa never married.
Lucien and Emily are recorded in the Censuses of: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 [see sources].
Spellings:
Proper spelling of his name: Lucien Larche Frost
1880 United States Census: Lucien Frost (2 years old)
Marriage application: L. F. Frost
Social Security spelled his name: Lucian
His tombstone spelled his name: Luceon (believed to have been phonically spelled by the survivors at the time).We are going with the name we believe his parent's gave him but fully acknowledge the marriage application spelling, the Federal government's spelling and the tombstone's spelling of his name.
Lucien appears to have been named after a local Ouachita Parish resident: Lucien Larche (b. abt. 1808-Louisiana) married to Antonett Olivo (Oliveaux) on June 10, 1828. The connection to the Frost family is unknown. Lucien Larche (Lucian Larch), his wife, and 7 children are listed on the 1850 Federal Census for Union Parish, Louisiana.
Available on microfilm at the Hill Memorial Library, Louisiana State University campus, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Timothy D. Hudson
The Ouachita Telegraph Friday, 20 April 1877, page 2, column 3 "UNION.
We are pained to learn that Dr. L. Larche, an old and estimable citizen, died at his residence near Downsville, last week. Dr. Larche was one of the pioneer settlers of this section of the State, and his upright course of life united with his other admirable qualities as a citizen, had endeared him to the people of his acquaintance. He raised a large family of children who proved an honor to him in his declining years. His demise has caused a feeling of depression throughout the entire community. Requiescat in peace. - Record."Lucien Frost had sharecroppers farming his land. He owned the commissary where the sharecroppers bought their food. The sharecroppers seldom were able to get ahead as a result.
Family story:
Lucien had told the family and others that he would help build a jail but never a church. One night while walking from the farm commissary to his Great House, a large ball of fire hit right in front of him and rolled to the spot where the FrostTown Church of God stands today. The very next day, Lucien donated two acres of land and had a parson's house built for the local preacher.Lucien gave each of his sons 100 acres of land upon his death.
Feedback needed, believed to be descendants of Lucien Larche Frost:
The following names are in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Pleasant Valley (FrostTown), Ouachita Parish, Louisiana. I do not know who their parents are, can you help - just email me at: bjalex@pennswoods.net.Vodeen Owens Frost? 1/9/1919 - who is she married too?
Dorothy Odell Frost 3/18/1908Lucian D. Frost 3/4/1919
Lucian FROST, Birth Date: 4 Mar 1919 Death Date: Dec 1970
Social Security Number: 437-18-2039, State Where Issued: Louisiana
Elizabeth (Frost) 9/4/1923
Mary Elizabeth Frost 5/2/1957 (dau. of Lucian and Elizabeth Frost)Erma L. Frost (Carland) 4/9/1923
John Elzie Frost Sr. 7 22 1926James Franklin Frost 10/31/1932 and Maxine Frost 9/23/1939
Dolores Geraldeen Strong (Frost) 1/31/1935 (who is her husband)
Palmer Brayland Frost Sr. 1/18/1939Kenneth Leon Frost 6/6/1940
Elzie Eugene Frost 12/25/1953
James Edward Frost 12/11/1958Mickey Wayne Frost 5/2/1961
Some family members claim Emily was half Choctaw Indian. Her mother was a Choctaw Indian.
She had sisters from Arcadia, Louisiana.
Research needed, no known connection:
1880 United States Census for E.D. 37, Lamourie, Rapides, Louisiana, Family History Library Film 1254466, NA Film Number T9-0466, Page Number 525B
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Eugene V. WEEMS Self M Male W 32 LA Farmer MD LA
Courtney C. WEEMS Wife M Female W 27 LA Keeping House LA LA
Emily S. WEEMS Dau S Female W 3 LA LA LA
Nathan C. WEEMS Father W Male W 75 MD Doctor MD MD
Rollo B. WEEMS Brother S Male W 25 LA Dry Goods & Grocery Merchant MD LA
Family Story:
While sitting inside his home, with his two children sitting on his lap, Calvin was shot in the back, by a bullet entering a nearby window. One of the children was 8-years-old at the time this tragic event occurred. Murderer was never known.Beth wrote to Loree Sunshine Warren Ford: Calvin Frost of Pleasant Valley, Louisiana was my great-grandfather. He was murdered about 1893. If you have any information please let me know.
His grand-nephew, Calvin Clinton Frost, was named after him.
Family story:
On the day of his death, L. Benton told his mother he would die at 4:00 pm and asked her to be with him. Lena stayed with her son and at 4:00 pm he died in the Great House, FrostTown, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.
Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued PALMER FROST 06 Apr 1909 Jun 1981 71291 (West Monroe, Ouachita, LA (none specified) 437-26-1623 Louisiana
1. 1850 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, John.
"1850 Census for Jackson Parish, Louisiana
(formed 1845 from Claiborne, Ouachita & Union Parishes, Louisiana)
Schedule I. - Free Inhabitants in __ in the County of Jackson, State of Louisiana enumerated by me, on the 29th day of Oct. 1850 C. A. C. Elewell Ass't Marshal. Page 369, House 282, Family 292
25 John Frost 36 M Farmer 300 SC
26 Ann M. Frost 27 F GA
30 Calvin M. Frost 1 M LA."
In 1850 John's brother, Thomas Frost, lives next door (or with him) with wife Nancy and children: Rebecca, Henry, William, Jas, Charity, and Richard. By 1860 they are no longer next door.2. 1860 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, John.
"1860 Federal Census for Jackson Parish, Louisiana, Nov. 6 1860, Page 400
18 John Frost 47 M W Farmer 400 600 SC
19 Ann M. Frost 30 F W Domestic GA
22 Calvin M. Frost 11 M W LA3. 1870 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, John.
"1870 Federal Census for Jackson Parish, Louisiana, page 417
19 Frost, J. 58 M W Farmer 200 5oo SC
20 Frost, A. M. 45 F W Keeping House GA
22 Frost, C. M. 19 M W Works in farm LAConveyance Record, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana
[In margin] C. M. Frost | D/L | to | Tennessee Frost | Deed to H. I. Frost | Mar. 15th 1885 | J. Williams
State of Louisiana | Parish of Lincoln} This September 9th 1885
Know all men by these presents that I Calvin | M. Frost a resident of the Parish of Lincoln | and State aforesaid have this day bargained sold transferred and deliv- | ered unto Tennessee Frost of the same residence the following tract | land to wit: described as follows: the east half of North East 1/2 of sec ? | township 1? Range 1 west containing 10 acres for and in consideration of two | hundred dollars cash the sum of which are hereby acknowledged & ???? | bind myself heirs and assigns a warrant and ???? all my right | title claim and interest against all transfer claims forever. Signed before | us his legal witnesses:
H. I. Frost | John FrostC. M. Frost | T. Frost
November 04, 1885 - Mother, Ann Malissa Frost, places an application for appointment as Administrator to the estate of John Frost, her husband. She mentions the following, as their children:
"...Petitioner fur-
ther represents that by her mar-
riage with her Said husband, She
became the Mother of Daniel Frost,
Marion, Tennessee, Calvin M.
Henry Irvin, Elvira, Ann Melissa,
Mary Jane, and Fannie Frost, the
last named is now the Wife of Ed
Roberts, and Amanda Frost now
the Wife of Elihu Smith, and Colum-
bus Frost all of whom are children
and heirs of the Said John Frost Dec’d...."Conveyance Record, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana, December 1886, Book I, Page 301-302
The State of Louisiana | Parish of Lincoln
Know all men by these |present that I, Mis. Ann | Frost of the first part a | resident of said parish & state and M. C. Frost of the same residence of the second part ???? | that said Calvin Frost, for and in consideration of the sum of Four Hundred dollars to be paid as follows | by the Party of the Second part One Hundred Dollars to be paid December 25th 1889 and Said M. C. Frost | party of the Second gives his promissory notes payable to the above dates? for the ???? | [Page 302] above names bearing ???? date with this deed & the ???? | ???? of is hereby ???? before signing these present | that party of the first-part be deed to the party of the Second part | ???? ???? ???? ???? ?? parcel of Land lying and being in the | Parish of Lincoln State of Louisiana ?? ??? and ???? | as fa???? to wit - the West 1/2 of the N.E. 1/2 of Section twenty | One Township eighteen North Range One West - and con- | -taining Eighty acres more or less together with all and | singular the tenements ????ments and appurtenances | thereto belonging ???? appertaining. And the party of the | first part covenants with the party of the Second part that
She is the lawful owner of the above granted lands & ???? | and that she binds herself her heirs and assigns to ???? | and defend? all right and title to the above described
Lands to the Party of the Second part forever. In witness | whereof we have signed our names together with H. I. Frost | and Wm. J. Ryals witnesses of lawful age and residence of | Lincoln Parish La. on this the [blank] day of December 1886.Wm. J. Ryals Ann [her X Mark] Melssa [sic] Frost
H. I. Frost M. C. FrostState of Louisiana | Parish of Lincoln}
Before me the ????? | authority cam W. J. Ryals, who | on Oath Says, he and his ?? ???? | signed the within bid and the the [sic] contracting | parties signed same in their presence. So help him God.
Sworn to and Subscribed | before me this Dec. 4th 1889 | J. A. Podars? | Dy Clk D. C.W. J. Ryes
I hereby certify that the above on this page and last 13 | lines on page 301 contains a true record of original In | testimony whereof I Sign hereto officially this | Dec. 4th 1889 J. W. Williams | C. D. C. Dy | Officio Recorder.
Conveyance Record, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana, October 28, 1890, Book J, Page 8
The State of Louisiana | Parish of Lincoln}
Be it known that I Melissa | Ann Frost a resident of the | State and Parish aforesaid and Adminx of the Suc. of John | Frost Dec'd by virtue of an order from the 3rd Dist.
Dist. [sic] Court in and for said Parish and State, did on | the 1st day of Feb. A. D. 1886, after having advertised | the same for more than Thirty cldar [sic] days pre-
vious to the day of sale in he Ruston Calligrapher | weekly newspaper published in said Parish | Offer for sale to the last and highest bidder at | public auction at the late residence of said decesed in | said Parish the following described land belonging | to said succession. Terms of sale cash to wit: The | S. W. 1/4 of Sec 16 & N. 1/2 of N. W. 1/4 of N/W. 1/4 & E. 1/2 of N. W. 1/4 | & W 1/2 of N. E. 1/4 & N. E. 1/4 of S. W 1/4 Sec 21 all in T. 18, N. R. 1 W | containing three hundred and Eighty acres more or less | where after said land had been called in an audable [sic] voice | a reasonable length of time within the legal sale house | & Melissa Ann Frost being the last and highest bid- | der became the purchaser of the above described land | by bidding therefor [sic] the sum of One Dollar and | fifty cents per acre making the sum of Five hun-
dred & Seventy Dollars ($570.00) And being the Widow | of said John Frost Dec'd, in nessesitore [sic] circumstances | the price of said land was retained subject to the order | of said court and all the right title interest & claim | that said succession had in and to said land was | then and there sold and adjudicated to said purchaser
in the presence of Richard ONeal & H. I. Frost wit- | nesses of lawful age and domicile.
Attest:
Richard ONeal Melissa [her X mark] A. Frost
H. I. FrostA true accord this Oct. 28th 1890.
Attest: J. W. Williams. C.D.C.? | Officio RecorderConveyance Record, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana, January 12, 1891, Book J. Pages 122-123
State of Louisiana | Parish of Lincoln}
This indenture made and entered | into between Mrs. Ann Melissa Frost | of the first part and J. W. Davis of the | second part both residents of aforesaid Parish & State wit- | nesseth that Mrs. Ann Milissa Frost has bargained and sold | and by these presents does bargain, sell transfer and de- | lever to J. W. Davis with full warranty of title a certain tract with all the improvements and appurtenances thereunto | belonging and known and described as follows to wit: | The N 1/2 of S. W. 1/4 of Sect 10 T. 18 N., R 1W. containing 80 acres | more or less. The consideration for which this sale | is made is the sum of one hundred and Seventy five | Dollars, cash the receipt of which is hereby acknowl- | edged. In testimony whereof we the contracting parties | witnesses on this the 12th day of Jany. 1891.
Attest
W. E. Darle | H. I. FrostA. M. (her mark) Frost | J. W. Davis
Before me the undersigned authority personally | appeared H. I. Frost who upon oath says that | he & W. E. Darle signed this deed as attesting wit- | nesses & the contracting parties signed same | in their presence. So help him God.
[page 123]
Sworn to & subscribed before | me this Jany 15th 1891} J. W. William C.D.C.
H. I FrostA true record this Jany. 16th 1891
Attest:
J. W. Williams | C.D.C. ex. | Officio Recorder
Could not confirmed she was buried at Walnut Grove Cemetery.
The children's names where on the back of the tombstones. Full relationships with both parent is unknown.
AliquotParts Sec./Block Township Range Fract. Sec. Meridian State County Issued Acres
NWSW 8/ 18-N 1-E No Louisiana LA Ouachita 02/04/1920 39.781910 United States Census for Ward 5, Police Jury 2-PCT, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana
Walter W Frost 25 1884 Louisiana White Male1920 United States Census for Police Jury Ward 6, Ouachita Parish Louisiana, Family 341
Frost, Walter W. M W 36 md LA
Frost, Melie, Wife F W 35 md LA
Frost, Houston Son M W 7 s LA
Frost, Herman Son M W 6 s LA
Frost, Benton Son M W 1 4/12 s LA
Coflson, Abrom L. Boarding M W 47 Russia1930 United States Census for Police Jury Ward 6, Ouachita Parish Louisiana
Walter W. Frost 46 1883 Louisiana Head White
Melina J. Frost 45 1884 Wife
Luther H. Frost 18 1911 Son
Herman Frost 17 1912 Son
Franklin Frost 10 1919 Son
Lavelle Frost 6 1923 Son
Johny E. Frost 4 1925 Son
Mary M. Frost 7 1922 DauResearch needed, no known connection
1930 Census
354/375 Frost, Mrs. Mattie 48 LA
Frost, Luther 23 LA
1930 United States Census for Police Jury Ward 6, Ouachita Parish Louisiana
Ivy Frost 20 1909 Louisiana Head White
Opal L. Frost 16 1913 Wife
Family rumor:
Wilbert served in the military or at least was suppose to in 1918. He did not want to serve in the military because of WWI. He hid in a church belfry to avoid authorities. There is probably truth to this because Wilbert can be found in the 1910 and 1930's United States censuses but not in the 1920 census. This could imply that he was still afriad to be found by military authorities.
Gennie is said to be 100 % Choctaw Indian. Her brother, David Lenard, claim they were French.
Gennie met Wilburt in Caldwell Parish, Louisiana.
Family rumor:
Wilbert served in the military or at least was suppose to in 1918. He did not want to serve in the military because of WWI. He hid in a church belfry to avoid authorities. There is probably truth to this because Wilbert can be found in the 1910 and 1930's United States censuses but not in the 1920 census. This could imply that he was still afriad to be found by military authorities.
Louise and Wilburt had two sons and three daughters.