John S. Lenox

Could this be him on this 1860 and 1870 census? He is a lot younger than Frances. 1860 Census Red, River, TX

1870 Census Red River, TX David Lenox M 41y Indiana Mary Lenox F 42y Kentucky John Lenox M 14y Texas Thomas Lenox M 12y Texas Henry Lenox M 11y Texas Charles Lenox M 9y Texas Mary Lenox F 8y Texas Nanny Lenox F 6y Texas Harry Lenox M 2y Texas J.H. Sharf M 18y Texas W E Sharf M 20y Texas Fran Williams F 45y Miss

Texas, Marriages, 1837-1973 marriage: 09 Dec 1874, Cooke, Texas John S. Lenox and Helon Hunter

Texas, Marriages, 1837-1973 marriage: 15 Aug 1878, Red River, Texas John S. Lenox and Francis J. Payne

Daily Evening Bulletin - Maysville, KY 4/21/1883 (Chronicling America) Deputy United States Marshal Murdered Ft. Smith, Ark., April 19. News has just reached here of the murder, yesterday morning, of Deputy United States Marshal D. H. Lyman, in the southern part of the Choctaw Nation, by John S. Lennox, a Texas desperado, Lennox came to the Marshal's camp with a band of outlaws, shot down Lyman, and released the prisoners who were in his custody.

The Austin Weekly Statesman. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 25, 1893 (The Portal to Texas History) Dr. John B. Lennox is convicted of manslaughter for killing George Howard the person that turned him in for killing Thomas Young in 1882 who was trying to capture Robert Jones for killing Dr. SW Bailey.

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