Joseph J. and Hulda Louisa Jane Linebery Hyman Family

 

 

Joseph J. and Hulda Louisa Jane Linebery Oakes Family


 

Joseph J. Hyman, was born in North Carolina, we think he first married a Margaret Hester and had two sons, Jackson Wordney and Andrew Millage. For unknown reasons that marriage ended and he married Hulda Louisa Jane Linebery Oakes, also born in North Carolina. She was a widow of Eliot H. Oakes. with whom she had five sons, one of which was Charles Franklin Oakes. Joseph J. Hyman, either was living in Attala County, MS at the time or moved there to marry Hulda, as she and her children were living there. Joseph and Hulda had two sons, Warren and Guearney. After her deat, Charles Franklin Oakes, their half brother, cared for them. He then moved to Vicksburg, MS and finally to Issaquena County, MS. In 1900, Andrew M. was living in Attala County, MS with the Whitehead Family. He was a lodger. No Census records on Jackson Wordney until he is married and in Arkansas. Both boys listed their mother as born in Arkansas. On Andrew’s census record in 1900, he said he can not read or write, however he signed his WWI Registration Card. (Note: some dates need correction.)

In the chart below I list Samuel Warren Hyman as a possible brother to Joseph Hyman. The names in that family are highly suggestive of a connection. Samuel built a log cabin on his 182 acre homestead in 1843 in Attala County after moving from North Carolina. His descendants have land deeds signed by President Polk. They still own some of the original land.

Samuel’s family appear in Attala County, Rocky Point, Miss, Township 15 Range 5 in the 1860 Census. They are also in the 1850 Census in Attala County, MS, with 6 children. Louisa is there, but not in 1860, she may be married as she would be 20 in 1860.
In the 1841 Mississippi Census, Sam is in Attala County, MS.

 

 

 

 

Hyman Photo Gallery

LtoR: Front Row: Joseph Freddie Hyman(1927-) (Warren Hyman’s adopted son), Leslie Hyman, Harold Dean Hyman, Geneva Jones, Kenneth Matthews

Back Row: Warren S. & Ella Hyman, Andy (Junior) Hyman, Andrew J. Hyman, Andrew M. Hyman, Mattie Kyser Hyman, Hazel Hyman, Charles & Edith Hyman Matthews, Zilla Mae Hyman, Eva Hyman Jones

Picture made on Hyman farm in Banks, AR , June, 1934.
Andrew M. Hyman & brother Jackson Wordney Hyman

Ella Hyman, wife of Warren Hyman

Charles Franklin Oakes, half brother to Warren and Guearney, step-brother to Jackson Wordney and Andrew W. Hyman.
LtoR:: Ella, Freddie and Warren Hyman, Issaquena County place on Yazoo River.

Freddie Hyman

Mary Christine Graves, wife of Freddie Hyman, she is on right in yellow.

Jessie James Hyman, son of Guearney Leroy Hyman. Married Marie Brooks, later divorced. They had a son, Alvin Lee Hyman, born in Texas in 1959.

Melissa Hyman, born Dec. 12, 1972. Daughter of Don Alan and Donna Hyman. Granddaughter of Allan Leroy and Imogene Owen Hyman. Great Granddaughter of Guearney and Margaret "Maggie" Bliss Hyman.

Evelyn Imogene "Jene" Owen Hyman. Wife of Allan Leroy Hyman. Allan was son of Guearney Leroy Hyman.

Mary Christine Graves, wife of Freddie Hyman, she is on right in yellow.
Charles Franklin Oakes and likely his mother, Hulda Louisa Jane Lineberry Oakes(too short for his wife). Hulda would also be the second wife of Joseph J. Hyman and the stepmother of Jackson Wordney and Andrew W. Hyman. She was also the mother of Warren and Guearney Hyman.

Another version of photo at left.

Mary Christine Graves, wife of Freddie Hyman.

LtoR: Front: Boys: Kenneth Matthews Harold Dean Hyman, Back: Boys: Ned Stone, Leslie Hyman,

Adults: L to R: Paul Doak Johnson, Charles Matthews, Andrew M. Hyman, John Kyser, Mattie Kyser Hyman, Zilla Mae Hyman Johnson, Hazel Hyman, Orie “Booch” Stone

Picture made on Hyman farm in Banks, AR , June, 1934.(Paul Johnson and Zilla Hyman were married in May 1934.)

 

LtoR:: Betty Kyser, Eva Kyser, James “Jim” Kyser & John Kyser (Mattie Kyser Hyman’s brothers), Mattie Kyser Hyman and Andrew Millage “Jumbo” Hyman

LtoR: Front: Boys: Kenneth Matthews, Harold Dean Hyman,

Back: L to R: Zilla Mae Hyman, Mattie Kyser Hyman, Andrew M. Hyman, Hazel Hyman, Larkin Brumley (Zilla Mae’s boyfriend,) Charles Matthews(Edith Hyman’s husband).

Picture made on Hyman farm in Banks, AR ,

LtoR: Back: L to R: Grandpa Hol?, Andrew M. Hyman, John Kyser(Mattie’s brother), Dean Ashcroft
Banks, AR, January 1, 1941. Andrew died January 28, 1941
LtoR: Back: L to R: Mattie Hyman, Leslie Hyman, J. P.Thompson (Hazel Hyman’s husband) and Andrew M. “Jumbo” Hyman,
Front: Kenneth Matthews and Harold Dean Hyman
LtoR: Zilla Mae Hyman Johnson, Eva Maude Hyman Jones, Hazel Mellisa Hyman Thompson, Mattie Kyser Hyman, Edith Hyman Matthews.
LtoR: Walter Loomis, Andrew M. Hyman, Andrew J. Hyman and Harold Dean Hyman

LtoR: Martha Geneva “Mattie” Kyser Hyman, Andrew M. Hyman, and their son Harold Dean Hyman taking his bottle in a pint whiskey bottle, ca 1925, Banks, AR(1843-90)

LtoR: Leslie Hyman, Zilla Mae Hyman Johnson, Andrew J. Hyman and Harold D. Hyman
May 22, 1999, McFarland Cemetery, Banks, AR
Brothers from Camden, AR and sister from Pine Bluff, AR
LtoR: Backrow Andrew J. Hyman, Eva Hyman, & Flossie Watson
Center Row: Vera Watson(Watson’s were family friends.)
Bottom row Leslie, Edith, Kenneth (head turned) , Mattie and Andrew M. Hyman holding Harold Dean

Martha Geneva “Mattie” Kyser Hyman, (1891-1968), wife of Andrew Millage Hyman,

Harold Hyman(1925-) and Zilla Mae Hyman Johnson(1914-), Children of Andrew M. Hyman

This was taken at a Hyman Reunion in Camden, Arkansas in June.

Pictured are:

(back row, left to right)
Harold David Hyman - son of Harold Dean Hyman
Ann Hyman Mathews - daughter of Leslie Hyman (Harold's brother)
Joye Splawn (1936-2016)- daughter of Zilla Mae Hyman Johnson
Harry Hyman Thompson - (trying to remember which one is his mom)
Michael Hyman - son of Andrew Hyman

(front row, left to right)
Harold Dean Hyman - son of Mattie G and Andrew M Hyman
Linda Jones Freeland Bocox - daughter of (I think) Geneva Hyman Jones

Andrew M. Hyman’s WWI Registration Card Sept. 12, 1918, Banks, Bradley, AR

Andrew M. Hyman’s WWI Registration Card Sept. 12, 1918, Banks, Bradley, AR