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     Ola Osie Eaves is the daughter of Lemuel Madison Eaves and Ossie Lewellen. Ola Osie Eaves married Elmo Borchers circa 1942.

     Oleta Eaves is the daughter of George Washington Eaves and Hattie Lee Langston. Oleta Eaves married (?) Butts circa 1927 in OK.

     Olevia Adelia Eaves was born on 30 August 1902 in Groesbeck, Limestone Co., TX. She was the daughter of Abel Lewis Eaves 4th and Jane Albertine (Butler) Vinzant. Olevia Adelia Eaves died on 10 February 1989 in Houston, Harris Co., TX, at age 86.

     Olive Eaves is the daughter of John Howard Eaves and Ada Mae Frost. Olive Eaves married Glen Tibbs Sr. circa 1942.

     Olive Eaves is the daughter of David Henry Eaves and Bettie Aaron.

     Oliver Perry Eaves was born on 1 November 1887 in Johnson Co., TX. He was the son of Christopher Columbus Eaves 2nd and Virginia Belle "Jennie" Ritchie.

     Ollie Eaves was born circa 1884 in Atoka Co., OK. She was the daughter of William Andrew Eaves and Louisa Jane Floyd. Ollie Eaves married Reb Tarpley circa 1911 in OK. Ollie Eaves died circa 1982 in Martinez, Contra Costa Co., CA.

Source(s):
The Modified Register for Jonathan Eves, by Terry Hall.

     Ollie Eaves was born in January 1881 in Trinity Co., TX. She was the daughter of James Benjamin Eaves and Celia Frazier. Ollie Eaves married James Albert Weaver in 1901.

     Oma Manilla Eaves was born on 5 June 1904 in Hampo, Calcasieu Parrish, LA. She was the daughter of James P. Eaves and Martha Laird. Oma Manilla Eaves married Homer Joseph Reeves on 25 August 1925 in LA. Oma Manilla Eaves died circa 2007.

     Oma Velma Eaves was born on 11 July 1878 in Bremond, Robertson Co., TX. She was the daughter of Dr. William Gaius Eaves and Mattie Oma Bell Pruitt. Oma Velma Eaves married Charles Gaun on 23 September 1902 in Robertson Co., TX. Oma Velma Eaves died on 30 January 1962 in Houston, Harris Co., TX, at age 83.

Source(s):
Genealogical Records of Rosemarie Milner Price.

     Onetta Eaves is the daughter of George Washington Eaves and Hattie Lee Langston. Onetta Eaves married (?) Morrow circa 1938 in OK.

     Onie Algus Eaves was born on 9 October 1889 in Red River Co., TX. She was the daughter of William James Eaves and Sarah Ann Elizabeth Corley. Onie Algus Eaves married Ira Wright in 1906.

Source(s):
Genealogical Records of Janet Harman

Family Records of Onie Algus Eaves Joy; Lyn Wright and Beuford Eaves

The 1880 Census of Red River County, TX

The 1900 Census T623-1665 Red River County, TC page 97B #132-137.

     Oran Simeon Eaves was born on 6 October 1911 in Lovington, Lea Co., NM. He was the son of Ernest B. Eaves and Velma Joy Kelly. Oran Simeon Eaves married Margaret Nutter circa 1935. Oran Simeon Eaves died on 21 June 1937 in Miami, Gila Co., AZ, at age 25 (He was accidently electrocuted in a copper mine.). Source;
http://genealogy.az.gov/azdeath/056/10562845.pdf.

     Oriville D. Eaves is the son of David Leonard Eaves 1st (WW-II) and Marjorie Louise Regester. Oriville D. Eaves married an unknown person on 22 June 1968.

     Orpha C. Eaves is the daughter of Clyde Patrick Eaves and Bertie Lou Hunt.

     Orvil Eaves is the son of Charles Eaves and (?) Gertrude.

     Otha Lemuel Eaves is the son of Lemuel Madison Eaves and Ossie Lewellen.

     Otis Eaves was born circa 1901 in Lauderdale Co., MS. He was the son of Ezell Eaves and Lula Culpepper.

     Otis Eaves (WW-II) is the son of Lafayette "Fate" Merrill Eaves (WW-I) and Cora Belle Wilson.

     Otis Edward Eaves (VC) is the son of Merrill Lee Eaves and Isadore Mary Lee Bohannan. Otis Edward Eaves (VC) married Janette Rae Turney on 28 May 1972 in Marshall, Marshall Co., IA.

     Pamela Eaves is the daughter of Bobby Gene Eaves and Linda Thomas. Pamela Eaves married Clifton Moss circa 1980 in AL. Pamela Eaves and Clifton Moss were divorced circa 1999 at CO.

     Pamela Sue Eaves is the daughter of Earl Richard Eaves and (?) Viola.

     Pansy Rae Eaves is the daughter of John Arthur Eaves and Susan Telia Stevens. Pansy Rae Eaves married Roy McCune Young on 11 September 1943 in San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX. Pansy Rae Eaves married Thomas Ray Burtis on 20 March 1948 in TX.

     Paralee Eaves was born in 1846 in Union Co, IL. She was the daughter of Benjamin Hampton Eaves (CW) and Harriet Rhodes. Paralee Eaves married (?) Wimms circa 1867 in Tarrant Co., TX.

Source(s):
Genealogical Records of Billie Jane McCollaum.

     Paschal Simeon Eaves was born on 27 August 1850 in Blackville, Barnwell Co., SC. He was the son of Simeon Eaves and Lydia Walker. Paschal Simeon Eaves married Mary Susan Brown on 1 October 1874 in Hill Co., TX. Paschal Simeon Eaves died on 10 September 1932 in Lovington, Lea Co., NM, at age 82. He was buried on 12 September 1932 in Lovington, Lea Co., NM. Family Records of Nick Pavlakovich, Jr. Albuquerque, NM

The Paschal S. Eaves Family

Paschal S. Eaves was born August 27, 1850 in South Carolina and moved to Hill County, Texas, near Hillsboro when just a young man. Having had 3 brothers
killed in the Civil War, he was one of thousands of Southerners who came west to find new opportunity after the war ended. He married Mary Susan Brown in 1874
and the couple had their first child, John Simeon Eaves, in 1875. The Eaves family grew with the birth of three more sons, Hamp, Earnest, and Henry, and one daughter, Mary. The family moved in 1890 to Stonewall County. Mr. Eaves was a farmer while he lived in Texas.

Oddly enough it was the oldest son, J. S. (Sim) Eaves, who pioneered first in the Territory of New Mexico. He moved west, about 1898, to the Monument area in the
capacity of foreman for the vast sheep herds of A. J. Crawford of Carlsbad. At sometime after 1898 and before 1909, his three brothers joined him to make their
homes in the future Lea County.

The first day of October 1909, P. S. (later known as Dad) his wife and daughter Mary, started the long trip from Dorras, Stonewall County, to Lovington, to join
the Eaves boys and to make their new home. The trip was made in two covered wagons; Mrs. Eaves in one wagon and Dad in the lead wagon, which was drawn
by four horses. They were almost two weeks making the trip because the weather was cool and there were sandstorms to slow them down. Late one afternoon they
saw dust rising in the distance - it was a car! The horses had never seen a car, and the Eaves had seen very few. The horses became entangled in their harness
and almost turned the wagon over. Dad Eaves was furious, and if he had been a man who used profane language, he would have used it that day. The driver of
the car finally got out of the road and the wagons were able to continue on their way.

They arrived in Lovington late one Saturday evening and stopped at the Oscar Thompson home (which was located where the Lovington Public Library now stands) to inquire where Sim Eaves lived. They were directed to his home (the location now being 212 East Avenue A) where they found a large gathering of adults and children.
The grown ups were inside playing one of the first Victor phonographs, and the youngsters were outside playing games under the supervision of their granddaughter,
Bess Eaves.

After a few days rest, Mr. and Mrs. Eaves moved to Sim and Babe Eaves ranch, 20 miles west of Lovington, and Mary stayed in Lovington to attend school. After a year
they moved back to Lovington and built a house at 215 East Avenue B. Dad Eaves established a Mercantile store known as "P. S. Eaves and Company Mercantile" on the west side of the square, which he operated for several years.

Because of the growing need for the formation of a new county in southeastern New Mexico, Mr. Eaves decided to enter politics. Being a Democrat, he had little relish
for the idea of running for public office and going to Santa Fe where the politicians were Republicans and a good portion of the people spoke a foreign language. But he had the support of R. F. Love, representative at that time, and the promise of his eldest son, Sim, to exert his influence with the Republicans, and since he was fluent
in New Mexico's other language, he also offered to get the message over with Spanish-speaking opponents in the Pecos Valley and the state capitol. November 7, 1916, Pascal Eaves won the election, and became a member of the Republican dominated House of Representatives. Through his efforts, the fight for a new county to be cut off from parts of Eddy and Chaves counties was successful. He had been promised the part of County Clerk of the New County. It became a reality, but due to circumstances, this was not to be. In the 1916 election, a democrat was elected Governor of the state, but because of his death before he could sign the Lea County division bill, and an opportunity to appoint the county's first slate of officers, it became the duty of Republican Lieutenant Governor W. E. Lindsey to sign the bill and make the appointments. Most went to Republicans. This was a great disappointment to Eaves. Ironically, among those first county officials was Sim Eaves, a member of the board of county commissions, and the board's first chairman. Mr. Eaves did not abandon participation in public life as a result of the affront. He later became a member of the county
board of education and in 1926, was elected Lea County probate judge, a post he held until 1931. He was elected again in 1931 but died before this term expired.

Dad Eaves was a member of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Eaves was a very active member of the First Methodist Church. Dad Eaves died September 10, 1932,
his wife Mary Susan, died August 23, 1932. Both are buried in the Lovington Cemetery.

     Patrichia Ann Eaves is the daughter of Ray Eugene Eaves 1st and Christine D. Denton. Patrichia Ann Eaves married John Begley circa 1969. Patrichia Ann Eaves married Donald Newton on 20 March 1971 in Sherman, Grayson Co., TX.

     Patricia Eaves is the daughter of Lt. Col. Royce Lester Eaves Sr. (WW-II) and Sarah Elizabeth Patterson.

     Patricia Ann Eaves is the daughter of Buford Earl Eaves and Donna Lee Pilot. Patricia Ann Eaves married James Carl Buckwell in 1978. Patricia Ann Eaves and James Carl Buckwell were divorced after 1980. Patricia Ann Eaves married Bill Craig on 24 June 2005.

     Patricia Marie Eaves is the daughter of Robert Allman Eaves (KW) and Bebe Nalepa. Charles Frederick Elledge and Patricia Marie Eaves had a relationship, but no marriage records were found for them. She married David Bruce Beaven 1st on 18 February 1979 in Riverside, Riverside Co., CA.

     Patrick Eaves was born circa 1796 in Rutherford Co., NC. He was the son of Solomon Eaves.