| Father | James Hillyer Holloway (b. 1 February 1835, d. 4 September 1911) |
| Mother | Mary E. Williams (b. 24 July 1843) |
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| Father | James Hillyer Holloway (b. 1 February 1835, d. 4 September 1911) |
| Mother | Mary E. Williams (b. 24 July 1843) |
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| Father | James Hillyer Holloway (b. 1 February 1835, d. 4 September 1911) |
| Mother | Mary E. Williams (b. 24 July 1843) |
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| Father | James Hillyer Holloway (b. 1 February 1835, d. 4 September 1911) |
| Mother | Mary E. Williams (b. 24 July 1843) |
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| Father | James Hillyer Holloway (b. 1 February 1835, d. 4 September 1911) |
| Mother | Mary E. Williams (b. 24 July 1843) |
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| Son | Starling H. Thompson (b. 8 April 1863) |
| Daughter | Lizzie R. Thompson (b. 5 June 1865, d. 11 July 1866) |
| Son | William Irving Thompson (b. 17 July 1867) |
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| Father | Dr. Pinkney Thompson (b. 15 April 1828) |
| Mother | Anne Starling Holloway (b. 26 April 1837) |
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| Mother | Anne Starling Holloway (b. 26 April 1837) |
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| Daughter | Mary Holloway Alves (b. 23 February 1859, d. 15 May 1859) |
| Daughter | Maria Alves (b. 20 December 1860) |
| Daughter | Nannie T. Alves (b. 22 May 1862) |
| Son | John Alves (b. 22 April 1864, d. 14 June 1864) |
| Daughter | Lucy Alves (b. 13 June 1865, d. 5 July 1865) |
| Daughter | Juliet Alves (b. 13 September 1867) |
| Daughter | Katie Alves (b. 30 November 1869) |
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| Father | John W. Alves (b. 21 March 1831) |
| Mother | Juliet Tapscott Holloway (b. 21 September 1838) |
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| Father | John W. Alves (b. 21 March 1831) |
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| Daughter | Katie Sharrard (b. 16 February 1861, d. May 1861) |
| Daughter | Lizzie Sharrard (b. 16 February 1861, d. May 1861) |
| Son | James S. Sharrard (b. 28 March 1862) |
| Son | George G. Sharrard (b. 10 July 1864) |
| Son | Thornley Sharrard (b. 14 November 1865) |
| Son | Lee Sharrard (b. 10 March 1868, d. 17 July 1868) |
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| Father | A. Judson Sharrard (d. 25 November 1870) |
| Mother | Rebecca S. Holloway (b. 23 July 1840) |
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| Father | Madison Trimble |
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| Daughter | Lizzie Tracy Trimble (b. 28 September 1870) |
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| Father | John Allen Trimble |
| Mother | Lucy G. Holloway (b. 14 July 1842) |
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| Father | Obediah Tracy (b. about 1800, d. 1864) |
| Mother | Martha A. Thompson (b. about 1808) |
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| Daughter | Mary French Tracy+ (b. 20 November 1871, d. 27 January 1956) |
| Son | Buford Allen Tracy, Jr. (b. 30 December 1873, d. 9 May 1926) |
| Son | Starling Bibb Tracy+ (b. 29 February 1876, d. April 1940) |
| Daughter | Martha S. Tracy+ (b. 26 June 1878, d. 19 September 1915) |
| Son | J. E. B. Stuart Tracy+ (b. 24 March 1880, d. 6 January 1958) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Tracy+ (b. 23 September 1882, d. 19 November 1952) |
| Son | William Obediah Tracy+ (b. 25 May 1885, d. before 13 April 1940) |
| Daughter | Jane McDowell Tracy (b. 16 February 1888) |
Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
Capt. B. A. Tracy Caught in an Elevator at Gay’s Warehouse and His Neck Broken.
A Good Citizen Gone.
The uncertainty of human life was once more exemplified by the terrible accident by which Capt. Buford Allen Tracy lost his life yesterday afternoon. He was at the warehouse of David S. Gay, and was conversing with some one in the basement of the building. Having finished his work there he called to some one to carry the elevator to the ground floor. John Wickline was there with a load of tobacco for M. H. Gardner and seized hold of the rope which controls the elevator. Not being familiar with the working of the machine, he failed to stop it when it reached the desired point and it continued to ascend. It is supposed that Capt. Tracy attempted to jump from the elevator platform to the floor, after he found it would not stop. He had waited too long however his head came in contact with the beams of the floor above, breaking his neck. Death was instantaneous and he suffered no pain. The news spread rapidly and a large crowd was soon present, the efforts of the police being necessary to clear the building so that the undertakers could take charge of the body.
He was liked by everybody. Bluff and cheery, his presence dispelled low spirits and he toward was a better for his having lived in it, he was a man of strong convictions and never hesitated to express them.
When the tocsin of war sounded, he responded early in the action, and did his part well. He left with the rank of Captain. He was for some time on the staff of Col. W. C. P. Breckenridge.
He never held civil office, but was prominently mentioned for Railroad Commissioner under the present administration and was a candidate for that place at the time of his death. He took a prominent part in the organization of Confederate Veterans; he was Vice President of Clark County Confederate Veteran Association and Adjutant of Roger Hanson Camp of Confederate Veterans. He was a prominent member of Goshen Baptist church and had been for years.
He leaves a wife, formerly Miss Holloway, and the following children; Mrs. Mayme Scobee, Buford, Starling, Mattie, Lizzie, Will, Stuart and Jeannette.
He had ten thousand dollars insurance on his life.
The Winchester Democrat, Friday, December 21, 1894.
Mrs. Wm. Lewis of Tennessee arrived too late to attend the funeral of her brother, Capt. Tracy but will spend a few weeks with her daughters, Mrs. Jas. Griggs and Mrs. Geo. M. Hart.
The Winchester Democrat, Tuesday, December 25, 1894.
FRIDAY morning Coroner Alexander impaneled a jury composed of the following: I. C Skinner, L. E. Oden, R. Burnett, W. N. West, Jas. T. Ecton and Waller Calmes, who held and inquest over the remains of Capt. Tracy. Nothing new was developed and the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the facts given in our last issue. Rev. Wm. Rupard preached the funeral Saturday to a large crowd at his residence on Maple Street and the remains were interred in the cemetery. The Clark County Confederate Association and Roger Hanson Camp of Confederate Veterans attended in a body as did the Association of Sons and Daughters of Confederates. Among his old comrades from other polaces who were present were John Botts and Joseph Scott, of Mt. Sterling, Maj. R. S. Bullock and J. B. Parker, of Lexington, C. C. Brooks, of Olive Hill, Hon. R. A. Spurr, of Chilesburg, and Gen. John S. Williams of Montgomery.
The Winchester Democrat Tuesday December 25, 1894
THE fellow students of B. A. Tracy, in the St. Louis College of physicians and Surgeons, passed the following resolutions of condolence upon the recent death of his father.
WHERE AS, An all wise Creator has seen fit to remove from this earth the father of our esteemed friend and fellow student, Mr. B. A. Tracy therefore:
Resolved, We the intermediate class of the St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeon do here by extend to him our deepest sympathy in this hour of deep affliction and sorrow and for consolation, we refer him to that Great physician who alone can console and comfort the broken heart.
2nd. That a copy of these resolutions be placed upon the minutes of our class, a copy be furnished to our bereaved friend, also a copy be furnished the Winchester Democrat with request to publish same.
JOS. FRY MAURY, Chairman
J. H. LONG
C. B. HIGSBY
D. O. MUNSON
J. O. MOORE
S. W. LEEMAN, President
The Winchester Democrat, Tuesday, January 1, 1895.
County Court Items
B. A. Tracy appointed administrator of B. A. Tracy deceased.
The Winchester Democrat, Tuesday, January 5, 1895.
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| Father | Capt. Buford Allen Tracy (b. 4 November 1835, d. 20 December 1894) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hillyer Holloway (b. 18 January 1846, d. 26 December 1900) |
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| Daughter | Elizabeth Stuart Scobee (b. 13 March 1900, d. 18 June 1902) |
| Daughter | Martha McKee Scobee+ (b. 5 April 1903, d. 9 April 1989) |
| Daughter | Mary Tracy Scobee+ (b. 4 January 1914, d. 25 November 1988) |
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| Father | Capt. Buford Allen Tracy (b. 4 November 1835, d. 20 December 1894) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hillyer Holloway (b. 18 January 1846, d. 26 December 1900) |
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