BENJAMIN JONES

AND

HIS DESCENDANTS

Compiled

by

Caroline Cunningham

Dedicated to

Orman (Caroline Cunningham Osborn) Daddy (J. Harry Cunningham)

and to the memory of

Mother (Elizabeth Adams Cunningham)

" .... we should strive to shame our ancestors by our superior energy and virtues and not admire them over­ much to the dwarfing of ourselves, but their many excellencies were such that I am unwilling that they shall perish from the memory of their descendants.''

- William Henry Jones (1842-1920)

CHAPTER ONE

TRADITION

Tradition is that Benjamin Jones of Henry County, Virginia, was a great-grandson of David Jones who was the first actual settler of Baltimore, Maryland, who came to America from Wales in 1659, bringing his son Joshua with him. He settled on the north shore of what.is now Balti­ more Harbor and gave his name to the stream which now divides the city into East and West Baltimore. J. Hall Pleasants of Baltimore, wrote in his article, The Gorsuch and Lovelace Families, printed in the Virginia Historica~ Magazine, Vol. 24, p. 425: "Anna Gorsuch baptised March 13, 1638-9, married about 1657 Captain Thomas Todd of Gloucester County, Virginia; second, Cap­ tain David Iones. Jones' plantation was Coles Harbor on which Baltimore was laid out. Todd died in 1677. Anna married Jones about 1677. He not only gave his name to Jones Falls, the stream which, arising in the Green Spring Valley, flows through the heart of Baltimore and emp­ ties into the northwest branch of the Patapsco, but also to Iones Town, laid out in 1731, and in­ corporated ten years later with Baltimore Town. He patented a tract, Jones Range, 380 acres surveyed for him January 15, 1671 on the north side of the Patapsco River on Denton Creek near the mouth of the Patapsco River. Also patented Jones Chance (Fortune), Rangers Lodge, Stony Banks, Long Point and Jones' Adventure. December 8, 1679 he purchased from Charles Gorsuch, his brother-in-law, three tracts of land, viz.: Coles' Harbor, 550 acres; Maide~'s Choice, 450 acres; and Marybonne, 200 acres, etc. After his marriage to Anna, he selected Coles' Harbor for his dwelling plantation. David died in 1686-7. His Will is dated 1687."

DAVID JONES' WILL 1

Anno 1686/7. In the name of God Amen ye 3rd day of Febry 1686 and I David Jones being sick in body but of good and perfect memory thanks be unto Allmighty God and calling to remem­ brance the uncertain estate of this transitory life and that all flesh must rtd unto death when it shall please God to call doe make and ordaine constitude ordaine and declare this my last will · and testament in maner and forme following - revocking and anuling by this psents all and every testament and Testaments will and wills heretofore by me made and declared either by word or writing and this to be taken only for my last will and testament and none other and first being penetent and sory from the botom of my hart for my sins past most humbly desireing forgiveness for the same I give and commit my soule unto Allmighty God my savior and redemer in whome and by the merits of Jesus Christ I trust and belive assuredly to be saved and to have full re­ mison and forgiveness of all my sins and that my soule with my body at the genrall day of res­ orection shall rise againe with joy and thorough the merits of Christ death and passion possess and inherit the kingdom of heaven prepared for his elect and chosen and my body to be buried in such place where it shall please my Ex. hereafter named, to apoint and now for the seteling of my temprall estate and such good chattles and debts as it hath plesed God far above my desarts to bestow upon me I doe order give and dispose the same in manner and form following that is to say F'irst I will that all these debts and dutys as I owe in right or conscence to any manner of pson or psons whatsoever shall be well and truly contented and payd or ordained to be payd with them convenient time after my decease by my executors hereafter named.

I will that my deare wife Ann Jones being Exec after my death I give and bequeath unto my deare wife all my psonall estate and to her ers all my psonall estate excepting the legacies as after shall be mencened. Item, I give and bequeath unto John Grosch and Tho. Gorash equally to be divided between them both and to their heires four hundred and fifty acres of land called ye Midian' s Choyce. Item - I give and bequeath unto Frances Toodd and her he ires two hundred and fifty acres of land called the long point at the head of bays River. Item - I give and bequeath unto Abuillye Tood one hundred and thirty acres of land called by the name of Jones Fortin - Item I give and bequeath unto James Toodd eirt acres of land belonging unto Black Walnot Neck and to his heires. Item I give and bequeath unto Robet Gepson two hundred acres of land called Marray­ land. Item - I give and bequeath unto Edward Norish on cow and calfe to be delivered this next year. Item - I give and bequeath unto Sarah Garnt on cow and calfe to be delivered next year.

1. Copied from Liber 4 folio 240, Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland, June 28, 1950. Item I give and bequeath unto Moyeiss Grome one cow and calfe to be dd this next year - I give and bequeath unto Danall Watch one cow and calfe to be delivered the next year insuing. Item. I give and bequeath unto my dear sister Elizabeth Jons my now dwelling plantation with all the land belonging unto it after my wife's decease - Item I will that if in case my sister dyes before my wife that then I give and bequeath unto Frances and Abrell Todd aforesaid after ye decease of my wife. Item I bequeath that servant before next ye are to my wife that is at her demand and his name George Williams all in Genrall only I give and bequeath unto Robet Jopson on neger after the dec'd of my wife Item I give and bequeath unto Miles Gipson on guld ring of twenty shillings price. Item I give and bequeath unto John Williams one gold ring of twenty two shillings price Ass witness my hand and seale

his mark

David X Jones (sele)

John Rock Mathew Hidson Wolfan Hunt

Merandom 14th day of March Mathew Hudson & Wolfan Hunt did prove this within menconed will upon oath before me to be the act & deed last will and testament of David Jones latly deceased given under my hand this 14th day of March 1686

John Boring

Tradition:

Tradition is that Joshua Jones came to America with his father, David Jones, and that Joshua was the father of Isaac Jones, our ancestor.

Supposition:

Isaac Jones, father of Dr. Benjamin, was born about 1729 and was about 22 years old when he and Isabel Norman were married in 1751. He died in 1770 at the age of about 41. Joshua Jones of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, was about 50 in 1752 and could have been the father of our ances­ tor, Isaac. Joshua's Will is dated 1773 - after our ancestor, Isaac, had died. Therefore, if this Joshua was the father of our ancestor, Isaac, Isaac's name would not appear in Joshua's Will.

If David Jones came to America in 1659 and brought his son (x) he (David) must have been an older man. Say he was 40 and his son (x) 15. This would make David 58 years old in 1677 when he married Anna Gorsuch Todd. She was baptised in 1638 which would mean she was around 39 years old when she and David Jones were married. David's son (x) would have been 25 in 1669. If (x) had a son (xx) born in 1672, who married at the age of 28 (in 1700), he might have had a son (xxx) who was born in 1702. Joshua Jones of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, was about 50 in 1752, which means he was born about 1702. He could have been the father of Isaac who married Isabel Norman in 1751 and was the father of Dr. Benjamin Jones.

Conclusion:

If Benjamin was a descendant of David, he was probably a great- great- great-grandson, rather than a great-grandson.

I do not believe Benjamin could have been a grandson of David's son, Joshua, if Joshua was born prior to 1659 and Benjamin was born in 1752.

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JONESES IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA

Maryland

I have taken the following notes on Joneses in Maryland with the name Joshua Jones and names similar to those who are descendants of Isaac, father of Dr. Benjamin Jones.

Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume 8, page 4: Joseph Jones, planter, Anne Arundel County. Will made May 11, 1733, probated December 30, 1738, names sons Joseph, Arthur, Richard, Benjamin and Jacob. Granddaughter, Rebecca. Son Isaac, executor and residuary legatee. Test. Nicholas St. Lawrence, William Harvey, Edward Hanchett. (The Isaac mentioned in this will could have been the father of Dr. Benjamin Jones.)

Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume 8, page 187: Launcelot Tod, Anne Arundel County, Will made May 20, 17 42, probated October 19, 17 42. Names son Charles and daughters Margaret and Ann. Test. Ray Jones, Joshua Jones and Sarah Jones. (Launcelot Tod could have been a descend­ ant of Anna Gorsuch Todd who married David Jones.)

Maryland Historical Magazine, Volume 23, page 219: Index to Chancery Depositions, 1668- 1789, "Joshua Jones of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, planter, of age 50 in 1752, I. R. No. 5, folio 102.4."

Maryland Historical Magazine, Volume 26, page 280: Joshua Jones married daughter of John Ray and lived on south side of Maggoty River in 1687.

There is a will of a Joshua Jones dated April 1773 naming children: Thomas, John, Mary, James and Rebecca.

Joshua Jones married Elizabeth Ray, daughter of John Ray, Sr., of Ray's Chance.

Index to Chancery Depositions, 1668-1789: Ann Jones, Anne Arundel County, of age 47 in 1752.

Index to Chancery Depositions, 1668-1789: John Jones, Anne Arundel County, mariner, of age 38 in 1750.

Virginia

Culpeper County, Virginia, prior to 1749 was a part of Orange County, Virginia.

There were two brothers, Gabriel and Philip Edward Jones, in Culpeper County, who came there from Essex County in 1744. Richard Jones, who also lived in Culpeper County, is presumed to have been a brother of Gabriel and Philip Edward.

Gabriel married May 21, 1735 in Essex County, Mary Johnson Edmondson, a widow, daughter of William Johnson. Their children were Gabriel, Jr., who married Mary Waller, Lucy, Jane and Dorothy.

Philip Edward married Sarah Muscoe, daughter of Salvatore Muscoe. Their descendants are not known.

These brothers were surrounded by other Joneses in Culpeper County - William, William Lewis, James, Joshua, etc. No definite connections can be traced.1

There was a David Jones in Culpeper County in 1751. His sister was Mary, wife of Thomas Morris.

1. Descendants of Gabriel Jones of Essex and Culpeper Counties, Virginia, by Mildred C. Jones.

- 3 - Note the similarity of names in the following family charts:

Joseph Jones, Anne Arundel County, Md. *will probated 12-30-1738 I I I I I I I Joseph Arthur Richard Benjamin Jacob Isaac

* will mentions granddaughter Rebecca

Joshua Jones, Anne Arundel Co., Md. will dated April 1773 md. Elizabeth Ray, daughter of John Ray, Sr.* I Thomas John Mary James Rebecca

* Ray Jones who witnessed Launcelot Tod's will in Anne Arundel Co., Md. in 1742 was probably a son of Elizabeth Ray and Joshua Jones.

Isaac Jones (to Culpeper Co., Va. in 1748) d. 1770 md. 1751 Isabel Norman I I I I I I I Benjamin John James Thomas Daughter Daughter

It may be that Joshua was the father of Isaac; and Joseph the father of Joshua. Joshua died in 1773, after Isaac died in 1770; therefore, if Isaac was Joshua's son, Isaac would not be named in Joshua's will.

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ISAAC 10NES

Isaac I ones moved to Culpeper County, Virginia, from Maryland about 17 48 and married in 1751 Isabel Norman, daughter of Frances Courtney and Isaac Norman of Culpeper County .1 Their children were Benjamin, John, James, Thomas and two daughters whose names are not known. Isaac Jones died in 1770.

CHAPTER FOUR CHILDREN OF ISABEL NORMAN AND ISAAC JONES a. Benjamin was born in Culpeper County, Virginia, on April 25, 1 752. His father died in 1770 when Benjamin was eighteen years of age, and, as he was the eldest son, all of the responsibility of the family fell on him.

In July 1776, 2 he enlisted as a Culpeper Minute Man. 3 At the outbreak of war in 1775 Patrick Henry, then commander of the Virginia troops, sent to this section of the colony for assistance. Upon his summons, 150 men from Culpeper, 100 from Orange, and 100 from Fauquier rendezvoused here, and encamped in a field half a mile west of the village of Fairfax. An old oak marked the spot. These were the first Minute Men raised in Virginia. 4 Benjamin Jones commanded a com­ pany at the Battle of Aguia Creek near the city of Washington. 5

Smithey's History of Virginia describes this company when they gathered at Williamsburg, Virginia: "They were dressed in green hunting shirts with the words of Patrick Henry, 'Liberty or Death,' in large white letters on their breasts. They wore bucktails in their hats, scalping knives and tomahawks in their belts. Their flag displayed a coiled rattlesnake with the motto 'Don't Tread on Me'."

Benjamin Jones' first service was on the Potomac with troops of the Third Virginia Regiment under General Taylor.6 Howe's History of Virginia describes very strikingly their tense watch­ fulness of the British Fleet under Lord Dunmore, and subsequent campaigns under General George Washington. • During the war Benjamin assisted Dr. White, a surgeon famed for his skill and fearlessness. By close observation and practical experience Benjamin laid the foundation for the practice of medicine and became a fine phys~cian and surgeon.

On September 7, 1776, Benjamin married Elizabeth de Remi (Reamy) of Prince William County, Virginia, the daughter of Colonel Daniel de Remi (Reamy), Sr., and his first wife, Jemima. 7 Elizabeth was born February 5, 1756. They were married by the Reverend Devereaux Jarrett, an

1. Isaac Norman moved to what is now Spotsylvania County, Virginia, between 1700 and 1720 from Maryland. He was a son of George Norman, Jr. who owned a plantation on the James River called Norman's Pride. George, Jr. married Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Ann and James Smith of Baltimore County, Maryland (Reference: The Norman Family, by Zelda Norman Thorne). (The Morehead Family, by John Motley Morehead says that George Norman, Jr. married Anne Tolson of Cecil County, Maryland, on February 27, 1628. Isaac Norman, son of George Norman, Jr., died in 1777, one hundred and forty-nine years after a George Norman married _Anne Tolson, so it is hardly probable that this is the same George Norman who was father of Isaac.) George Norman, Sr. came to America from Orchard, Somersetshire, England, and settled in Anne Arundel County, Maryland in 1662. His will is dated January 13, 1675. He died in 1677. His widow, Johanna, married Christopher Randall. George Norman, Sr. 1 s first grants of land were Gravesend and Norman's Fancy. Keren-happuch Norman, daughter of Isaac and Frances Courtney Norman, married James Turner. They became the ancestors of the Moreheads of North Carolina and Virginia. 2. Archives of Maryland, Vol. XVIII, p. 41: Enrolled by Capt. James Disney, Jr. Passed by Col. Richard Harwood, July 13, 1776 - Benjamin Jones. 3. War Department record reads: ·soldier in Continental establishmenf, Benjamin Jones - Infantry - received pay December 21, 1776. 4. Hardest 's Historical and Geo raphical Encyclopedia, 1884, page 414. 5. Alabama Biography, Owens, Vol. 3, page 99 • 6. D. A. R. Marker on Benjamin Jones' grave, Martinsville, Virginia. 7. The Remy Family in America, l 650-1942, by Bonnelle William Rhamy, p. 954.

- 5 - Episcopal minister, who later baptised their son, Thomas, and two of his brothers. The church in which they were married was burned during the Civil War.

After the Revolution Benjamin and his wife lived in Prince William County, Virginia, for sev­ eral years. They then moved to Rockingham County, North Carolina, where he rebuilt the forge and operated Troublesome Iron Works for a company for two years.I Guns had been made there for the soldiers during the Revolution. It was here that General George Washington, when on his tour in 1791, visited and breakfasted with the Joneses.2 One can imagine how Mrs. Jones enjoyed this visit as both her father and her husband fought under Washington. In telling her grandson, Beverly Jones, years later, of General Washington's visit, she said, "In company with General Washington was one Jackson, detestable to all for his pride." Washington, in his diary, says, "In this tour I was accompanied by Major Jackson." Mrs. Jones must have admired General Wash­ ington very much, for soon after his visit she named her infant son George Washington Jones.3

In 1792 Benjamin and his wife moved from Troublesome Iron Works to Henry County, Vir­ ginia, where his wife's brothers, Samuel and Daniel de Remi (Reamy) had located, one mile from Martinsville, Virginia. As there were few roads and no bridges, the trip was made on pack horses. Mrs. Jones carried her baby in her arms and guided her horse. Benjamin had purchased in 1790 a large tract of land4 north of Martinsville on Jones Creek5 and later built the first weath­ erboarded, papered and painted house in the county. He had a large estate, practiced as a physician and surgeon, taught medicine and conducted a sanatorium which was considered very progressive for a frontier enterprise. There were very fewphysicians at that time and his practice extended forty miles out from his home. Forty miles was a very great distance in those days. He was renowned as a surgeon of the South and many people came long distances to be treated by him. He was a lover of nature and kept a deer park of from one hundred and fifty to two hundred deer. He was a very large man; being six feet, eleven inches in height and usually weighed two hundred and twenty-five pounds. His feet were on the same liberal scale, and he was familiarly known as "Poplar Foot Jones." He was broad shouldered, deep chested and strong lunged. He could be heard in Martinsville, a mile away, calling his body servant, Isaac. He was a remarkable man, considering the period in which he lived. No man of his day had a kinder heart, was more gen­ erous or more liberal and was popular with all classes. He represented Henry County several times in the Virginia Legislature and at one election every vote except one - his own - was cast for him. Miss Judith Hill in her History of Henry County, Virginia, says, "Dr. Benjamin Jones was a friend of the poor and needy, the suffering in every walk of life; a high toned Virginia gentleman of the old school, a patriot proven on the field of battle and an honor to Henry County."

Mrs. Jones, in her ninetieth year, became dissatisfied with her mode of baptism - she was an Episcopalian - and ~as immersed and joined the Baptist Church. She died April 22, 1856, at the age of one hundred years. She was never sick, except with a cold. Her health and appetite failed gradually and she passed away without complaining of pain. She was neat in person, prudent in regard to health and very pious. After Benjamin died she lived with her son, Gabriel Remi. It is interesting to note that three of their sons, Bartlett, George Washington and Benjamin Churchill, graduated from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia and practiced as physicians. They were also taught medicine by their father.

I. U. S. Census - 1790 - Salisbury District, Rockingham County, N. C.: (1) Benjamin Jones for Iron Works, 2 Free White Females, 35 slaves. (2) Benjamin Jones, I Free White Male 16 and up, 4 Free White Males under 16, 2 Free White Females, no slaves. 2. An account of this can be found in Washington's Diary, by Hoskins, p. 44. 3. From a paper written by Benjamin's granddaughte.r, Martha Jones, daughter of Elizabeth Lyell and Thomas Jones: "General Washington was distinguished in appearance, and had courtly man­ ners. After he bade them goodbye, as the carriage drove off he raised his hat and waved another graceful 'adieu' to Grandmother who was standing at the window. I have heard my grandmother and father speak of it. My father was eight or nine ( sic) old, said he remembered well how General Washington looked. All the pictures he saw of him were true likenesses. 11 4. Henry County, Virginia, records: Deed Book 4, page 117 - April 29, 1790 Abram Penn et als convey to Benjamin Jones of Prince William County, Virginia, for the consideration of two hundred and twenty-five pounds, five hundred and fifty acres of land on both sides of Little Beaver Creek in Henry County, Virginia. 5. The main stream of Little Beaver Creek was later named for Benjamin Jones.

- 6 - Benjamin and Elizabeth had eight children: Thomas, Sanford, Gabriel Remi, Bartlett, George Washington, Benjamin Churchill, Pamela and Elizabeth Lee.

Benjamin died August 22, 1843 at the age of ninety-one years. Both he and Elizabeth are buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Martinsville, Virginia.

BENJA~ JONES, INVENTORY, HENRY COUNTY WILL BOOK 4, 1831-1845

An Inventory of the personal property of Benjamin Jones dec'd taken the 12th day of December 1843 as shown to the Commissioners by the Administrators

1 Clock $ 12.00 Brass Kettle wire trap flax seed 1 Desk 3.00 trays, wheat seive & other articles 7.00 1 sugar Trunk .25 3 ploughs 2 ,____,., 2 set Gears & 1 Desk & Book Case & Books 8.00 collars & 2 empty barrels 4.00 1 Shot Gun 1.00 24 head of pigs, shoats & hogs 15.00 1 folding table 1.00 6 head sheep 5.00 1 tea Tray .37 1 Bay mare 30.00 Silver Spoons, table & tea 25.00 1 Chickasaw do 15.00 Crockery & Glass ware 8.00 1 ditto colt 5.00 2 doz. Chairs 8.00 8 head cattle 40.00 1 Candle stand 1.00 1 yoke oxen 20.00 1 walnut chest 1.50 2 calves 5.00 1 old carpet 2.50 2 person shucks 5.00 9 cover lids for beds 15.00 100 Barrels corn (supposed) 125.00 3 Diaper counterpains 9.00 1 hack cart & body & yoke 3.00 9 pair sheets @ 2$ 18.00 Smith's tools 15.00 2 cover lids for beds 3.50 3000# leaf tobacco supposed 90.00 10 do do @ 10/6 17.50 15 fattening hogs 35.00 1 Dress Buck skin , . 75 l lot __ flax 1.50 1 Toilett Cloth .50 1 old farm mill 2.00 1 Bed cover lid & sheets & stead 20.00 2 stacks oats 6.00 1 looking Glass .25 1 lot of straw .50 3 Chamber pot . 75 1 cutting machine 2.50 1 Map United States .50 4 pole axes 4.00 1 Iott seed cotton 5.00 3 blade stacks 6.00 1 feather bed stead & cover lids 12.00 5 top stacks 3.00 1 do do do do do 12.00 1 curtain stead, bed & furniture 35.00 1 bed stead 4 boulsters & 2 pillows 3.00 6 pr sheets 8.00 2 bags picked cotton 1.50 4 Bed cover lids 8.00 10 bags & sundry articles in them 3.00 Contents of dining room_ cupboard 5.00 7 pair harness & 2 slays 3.00 1 small walnut table .75 1 man's saddle 3.00 1 walnut do folding 3.00 1 side saddle 10.00 1 pr and Iron & Kettle 2.50 1 Reel & 2 flax wheels 3.00 1 Bed stead & furniture 20.00 1 Bellows hand .15 1 spinning machine 10.00 1 pair and Irons & tongs 1.50 3 chests 1.50 4 table cloaths 6.00 4 candle sticks 1.00 Uppet & sole leather 7.00 1 churn & Jug .50 3 spinning wheels & 1 flax wheel 1.00 1 negro boy Nathan 575.00 1 lot scythes, axes, hoes, saws & 1 do Isaac 425.00 various other tools 16.00 1 do Jack 375.00 1 large pot .25 1 do boy Bob 275.00 1 grind stone 1.50 1 do Gir1 Caroline 225.00 4 ovens & skillet & 1 pot 11.00 1 do do Jane 225.00 1 Pewter dish .50 1 do do Abba 175.00 6 water vessels ,& 3 trays 1.50 1 do boy Cupia 150.00 l loom 1.00 1 do Girl Eliza 300.00 1 lot Cherry plank 2.00 1 negro woman Mary 200.00 Stone Jars, Barrels, Cheese Firkins 10.00 1 do do Aggy 450.00

- 7 - 1 negro woman Molly $175.00 1 negro woman Penelope 400.00 1 do do Amanda 400.00 1 do do Betty 125.00 $5,287.02

In pursuance of an order of the worshipful court of Henry pronounced the 13th day of November last to us directed we the undersigned Commissioners have proceeded to Inventory and appraise the personal property of Benjamin Jones dec'd as shown to us by the said Jones' administrators annexed hereto is a statement of said estate and its valuation all of which is respectfully submitted December 12th, 1843

Wm. J. Hamlett Richard Fox Jas. M. Smith

At a Court held for Henry County 10th June 1844. The foregoing Inventory and appraisement of the personal Estate of Benjamin Jones dec'd was returned to court and ordered to be recorded.

Test Anthony M. Dupuy ck.

Henry County Will Book 5, 1845-1856, page 465: "An Inventory of the property of Elizabeth Jones taken by Jeremiah Griggs, his committee and which came into the possession of said com­ mittee 1st January 1854. Isaac a negro man slave about 40 years old Aggy a negro woman 35 years old Jane a negro woman 18 years old Caroline a negro woman 19 years old Abigal a negro girl 13 years old in October 1853 Eliza a negro woman about 22 years old Mary Jane daughter of Eliza 3 years old 13 November 1853 Martha daughter of same 5 years old 9 April 1853 All of the above slaves except Eliza and her two children are held by the said Elizabeth Jones as her dower in the estate of her deceased husband Benjamin Jones 1 Bed 2 bed steads and bedding 1 old desk 1 chest 1 Trunk 1 Table 1 Tea Kettle 1 Iron plate 1 old arm chair

Also the following bonds Executed to Gaberal (Gabriel) R. Jones but supposed to have been given for the hires of said Elizabeth Jones negroes for which a receipt is given by said committee to said G. R. Jones adm. viz One bond on Christopher Wingfield John S. Wingfield and B. F. Gravely one 1 January 1853 for $57 .00 Credited 29 December 1852 by $25.00 $32.00 One ditto on Jno, R. Martin one 1 January 1850 15.00 one ditto on John H. Jones and B. F. Dyer one 1 January 1854 35.00 one ditto on Thomas Jones one 1 January 1854 50.00 one ditto on Christopher Wingfield John S Wingfield and B. F. Gravely one 1st January 1854 70.00

J. Grigg committee for Elizabeth Jones

On the 13 May 1854 the foregoing Inventory of the property of Elizabeth Jones was returned to the clerks office of Henry county court and admitted to record

Test 1. Griggs ck"

Abstracts of Henry County Legislative Petitions: _"No. 3253, Nov. 22, 1794: The petition of the freeholders and others, the inhabitants of the county of Henry humbly sheweth that there is no Seminary of Classical learning in either of the adjacent counties or at any convenient distance; that the town of Martinsville is tolerably centrical to the counties of Patrick, Franklin, Pittsylvania and Henry in the State of Virginia, and that of Rockingham of No. Carolina. We therefore pray that the Academy which is now erected at Martinsville may have the sanction of your honourable House

- 8 - and that such men be appointed trustees as the Gentlemen Delegates from the counties of Henry, Patrick and Franklin may nominate. Signed (among others) Benjamin Jones.

No. 6772, November 20, 1816: Benjamin Jones prays for authority to keep a slave girl brought to Henry County from South Carolina by his married son, and for whom he gave his son a boy. and a woman slave." b. John married in Washington County, Virginia, and had three children. They were John, Jr., Martin, and Sallie .1

c. James went to Tennessee.

d. Thomas located in Georgia.

e. Daughter whose name is unknown.

f. Daughter whose name is unknown.

CHAPTER FIVE CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH de REMI (REAMY) AND BENJAMIN JONES

a. Thomas was born in Prince William County, Virginia, December 15, 1778. On July 2, 1802 he married Elizabeth (Eliza) Dalton Lyell (John Lyell, surety), who was born September 5, 1785. She was a daughter of Anne Stuart and Joseph Lyell. Family tradition is that Anne Stuart was a descendant ~f James I of England and sixth King of Scotland.2 Joseph Lyell owned and was captain

I. From a letter written by James Norman Smith in Clinton, Texas, May 5, 1859. Copy sent to E. C. C. May 25, 1950, by Mr. Wallace Jones of Washington, D. C.: "A Mr. Jones married a sister of my great-grandmother Kerenhappuch, whose maiden name was Norman. One of those Jones lived in Washington County, Virginia, and had many sons and daughters, one of whom, as I have stated, married a Miss Carthell, and there are several now in Illinois of the sons of this Mr. Jones .. Those Jones, the older ones, all claim to be first cousins to the Moreheads, Turners, Smiths and Sandfords, etc., by the Norman side of the family. There was also a Mr. Delaney liv­ ing in East Tennessee in 1808 who claimed the same relationship as the Joneses did on the Norman side. My aunt, Mrs. Ward, as moved from North Carolina to Tennessee spent twelve months with these Jones and Delaneys. She was taken sick and stopped with these relatives. Her brother, Benjamin (Smith) took her negroes to Tennessee for her. She was moving out with him. She retained one woman and a man to wait on her while at Mr. Jones', and as my father was to move to Tennessee she wrote that she would stay with her relatives until he came on, which she did, and as we moved out I saw these families of Jones and Delaneys, Morehead relatives. 2. Letter to Calvin Nicks McAdoo, son of Nancy Witcher Jones and Victor Clay McAdoo, from Martha E. Jones, daughter of Elizabeth Lyell and Thomas Jones:

Bachelors' Hall, Virginia March 11, 1897

My dear Nephew,

I regret exceedingly that I can't give you any very satisfactory information in regards to our "Royal Ancestors, 11 but from all my Mother often repeated that her mother told her, there can be no mistake that my grandmother was a direct descendant of the Royal Stuarts. We think the branch from which he {sic) descended was probably James the first King of England and 11 sixth King of Scotland who was the son of Mary Stuart and "Henry Stuart - Lord Darnley, who were cousins. James I married Anne, daughter of the King of Denmark. He also had a daughter whose name was Elizabeth and as those two names predominated in our family - my grand­ mother being Anne Stuart - my mother's name Elizabeth, we think possibly this is the correct branch. You can refer to the Encyclopedia. You may find something more satisfactory. This and our family sketch I gave you is all I can tell you.

With love to all I am Your affectionate Aunt, Martha E. Jones

- 9 - of the ship which brought him from Scotland to America. He came to Henry County1 from Brunswick County, Virginia. It has been said that the distinguished Brockenbrough family of Virginia was closely related to Elizabeth Lyell Jones. John Randolph of Roanoke was one of this family.

Thomas Jones was a planter. He settled in Henry County, Virginia, where he died September 16, 1853. Elizabeth Lyell Jones died February 15, 1855. Both are buried at the old Jones' home­ place near Axton, Virginia. This property once was owned by James Orson Martin, Jr., grandson of Thomas Jones. Thomas and Elizabeth had eight children: Bartlett, Benjamin, Decatur, Loui­ siana (Lucy), Elizabeth A., Martha E., Jane and Mary White.

The 1850 census of Henry County, Virginia, lists Thomas Jones' household as: Thomas, 60; Elizabeth, 60; Elizabeth, 20; and Martha E., 18.

THOMAS JONES' WILL

Henry County Will Book 5, 1845-1856, pages 255 and 256:

I, Thomas Jones, of the County of Henry and State of Virginia do hereby make my last will and testament in the manner and form following. That is to say, I desire after my death funeral expen­ ses and all just claims to be paid and I desire that my estate shall be kept together for the support of my wife Elizabeth Jones and my daughters Elizabeth A. Jones and Martha E. Jones who is to be clothed genteely and supported out of the income of the estate until the death of my wife and the death or marriage of my daughters Elizabeth A. Jones and Martha E. Jones. Then I desire my estate to be sold and that Elizabeth A. Jones to have five hundred dollars and Martha E. Jones to have five hundred dollars and then the balance of my estate to be divided into eight equal parts and I desire that my son Benjamin Jones shall have one eighth part. I desire my son Bartlett Jones to have one eighth part. I desire my son Decatur Jones to have one eighth part. I desire my daughter Jane Martin to have one eighth part. I desire my daughter Mary Martin to have one eighth part. I desire my daughter Elizabeth A. Jones to have one eighth part. I desire my daughter Martha E. Jones to have one eighth part. I desire that my daughter Louisiana Grogan formerly Louisiana Harris and originally Louisiana Jones shall have two dollars out of the remaining eighth part and the balance of the aforesaid remaining eighth part to be equally divided between Virginia E. Mahan, Susan C. Hampton, Mary Jane Jones and Geo. W. Harris children of James C. Harris and Louisiana Grogan and the proffits deriving from the estate after paying expenses to be annually divided agree­ able to the foregoing provision for distribution and if Elizabeth A. or Martha E. Jones or both of them should die intestate without issue their estate to be divided agreeable to the fore going provi­ sions for distribution. And I hereby appoint my son Bartlett Jones, Decatur Jones and Abner Martin my executors before assigned 1853 August the 23d

Thomas Jones At a Court held for Henry County 14th day of November 1853

The foregoing writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Thomas Jones deed was produced in court by Decatur Jones and Bartlett Jones two of the executors herein named and there being no subscribing witness thereto Jeremiah Griggs and George Gravely were sworn and sever­ ally deposed that they were well acquainted with the testators hand writing and verily believe the said writing and the name thereto subscribed to be wholly written by the testators own hand. Whereupon the said writing is ordered to be recorded as the true last will and testament of the said Thomas Jones deed and Abner Martin one of the executors named in said will renouncing his right to qualify. On the motion of Bartlett Jones and Decatur Jones the other executors therein named who made oath and together with William B. Millner and Jesse Wootton their securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of $12,000 conditioned according to law certif­ icate is granted them to obtain letters testamentary on the estate of said Thomas Jones deed in due form.

Teste J. Griggs ck

1. Henry County Commonwealth's Grants or Patents, Book P., page 98: "Joseph Lyall, 5 July 1784, 166 acres on the branches of Turkey Cock Creek adjoining Twitty's land."

- 10 - ACCOUNT, ESTATE OF THOMAS JONES

Henry County Will Book 5, 1845-1856, pages 621 and 622: The Estate of Thomas Jones deed in account with Decatur and Bartlett Jones his Execs.

1855 Dr Feb. To amt paid family expenses No. 1 $ 6.00 March 27 To amt Tomb stones 2 16.00 29 To Chas A. Barker blacksmith a/c 3 8.54 May 18 To Family expenses 4 8.00 12 To amt paid Jones W. Burton 5 200.00 Dec. 21 To amt paid John Shumate for coffin 6 25.00 1856 Feb. 2 To amt paid O Callorn( ?) 7 11.25 To amt paid Burton Smith 8 8.15 To amt paid Robertson & Co. 9 .35 To amt paid Reynolds & Co. 10 8.63 To amt paid same 11 20.00 To amt paid 1. Martin 12 30.95 To amt paid Robertson & Co. 13 2.35 To amt paid Burton & Smith 14 6.08 $451.08 To commissions on $226. 00 11.30 462.38 Apr. 23 To Balance due Estate 46.07 $408.45* er By Balance due Estate $282.45 By amt of Decatur Jones 226.00 $508.45

Commissioners Office, Henry County, 22 May 1856 To the County Court of Henry County: Your commissioner reports to the county that on the 2d day of May Decatur and Bartlett Jones the Executors of Thomas Jones deed exhibited before your com­ missioner a statement of all money they had received or become chargeable with or had disbursed within the last twelve months that the commissioner embraced the said Executors in the list of fiduciaries those accounts were before him for settlement which was posted at the front door of the court house of said county on the first day of May court and on the day of this report made up and completed the foregoing account and find a balance of $46.07 due the 23d day of April 1856 from the said executors of said estate. Your commissioner further reports to the court that he has examined whether said Executors had given such bond as the law requires and whether it is in a penalty and with securities sufficient and finds the same to be unobjectionable and fully sufficient. Given under my hand as commissioner of said court the day and year first aforesaid.

Geo. Gravely At a Court held for Henry County, September 1st, 1856. The foregoing account current of the Estate of Thos. Jones deed having been returned to the Clerks Office of said court for more than thirty days and no exceptions being filed thereto the same was examined by the court the report confirms and ordered to be recorded.

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Henry County Will Book 5, 1845-1856, pages 556 and 557: The Estate of Thomas Jones deed in account with Decatur and Bartlett Jones his Execs.

1854 Dr Jan. 25 To amt paid John Shumate for coffin No. 1 $ 22.00 To Jas. M. Millner medical Bill 2 97.84

*This amount should be $508.45.

- 11 - Feb. 4 To Mrs. Abner Martin No. 3 $ 2.50 To ditto black woman Silvey 4 5.00 23 To Geo. L. Aiken 5 56.05 To Reynolds & Co. 6 1.50 March 27 To Crews and Dixon 7 39.27 May 1 To Editor of R. Whig1 8 8.00 June 20 To Elizabeth and Martha Jones to pay for clothing etc. for them 9 50.00 To Veil purchased for Martha 10 3.00 To Overseer for half crop Tobacco 11 58.48 Nov. 6 To Charles A. Barker shop acct. 12 15.29 To taxes clerks tickets etc. 13 19.00 To Geo. Harris for work 14 6.49 Dec. 5 To family expenses 15 2.50 To amt money furnished to pay for sugar & Coffee 16 10.00 To amt to Edmund Mahon 17 3.50 To Overseer last half his crop tobacco 18 58.48 $458.90

To commissioner Geo Gravely for settling accounts current 1.50 To Com. on $782.05 39.20 To Balance due Estate 284.45 $782.05

1854 er Jan. 15 By amt of Joseph Trotter for crop of tobacco sold in 1853 $256.94 By amt of Robt. Montgomery 2.25 By amt for carryall 25.00 June By E. W. Dixon for Tobacco 233.93 Dec. 29 By ditto for Tobacco 233.93 $782.05

Commissioners Office 1855 April 23 Leatherwood Henry County

To the county court of Henry County:

Your commissioner reports to the court that on 9th April 1855 that Decatur and Bartlett Jones the Execs of Thomas J'ones deed exhibited before your commissioners a statement of all the money which they had received or become chargeable with or had disbursed from the 25 of January 1854. Together with the vouchers for such disbursements that the commissioner embraced the said Execs in the list of fiduciaries whose accounts were before him for settlement which was posted at the front door of the courthouse of said county on the first day of last county court, and on the date of this report made up and completed the foregoing acct of said Execs Administration of the Estate of said Thos. J'ones deed and on the 23d day of April 1855 finds a balance of $282.45 the account is supported by satisfactory vouchers except the items for clothing and family expenses for which they exhibited no vouchers. Your commissioner further reports that he has examined whether it is in penalty and with securities sufficient and find the same to be unobjectionable and fully sufficient. Given under my hand as commissioner of said court on the day and year first aforesaid.

Geo. Gravely

At a court held for Henry on the 11th day of June 1855 the foregoing account current of the Estate of Thomas J'ones deed, having been filed in.the clerks office of said court for more than thirty days and exceptions thereto having been filed the same was examined by the court the report confirmed and ordered to be recorded.

Teste Jeremiah Griggs ck.

l. Richmond Whig, newspaper.

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Henry County Will Book 5, 1845-1856, pages 441 and 442: An Inventory and Appraisement of the personal estate of Thomas Jones deed

1 Tl'\le ( ?) board $20.00 1 clock 2.50 1/2 doz Windsor chairs 3.00 1 candle stand 1.00 1/2 Doz split bottom chairs 2.40 1 Mitcells Map of U. S. A. 1.50 1 shot gun 3.00 1 waiter and 10 glass Tumblers 2.00 1 Bed stead and furniture 25.00 1 chest 4.00 1 Trundle stead and furniture 16.00 1 Table .50 1 Lot Butter pots, jugs, etc. 7.00 1 Bedstead 2 beds and covering 30.00 1 Bedstead 2 beds and covering 25.00 1 Cherry Table 10.00 1 Walnut Table .50 1 cupboard 1.00 1/2 Doz table spoons 15.00 1/2 doz Tea spoons 6.00 Table ware 7.00 lot of earthen jars and some Tallow 7.00 Lot Water vessels 2.00 pots, ovens, etc. 4.50 2 spinning wheels 3.00 1 Loom 2.00 1 Lot pewter vessels, tray, etc. 2.0Q 7 Bee hives 7.00 1 flax wheel 3.00 1 Black Horse 25.00 1 sorrel ditto 30.00 1 gray mare 40.00 1 yoke oxen 35.00 1 ditto ditto 25.00 15 head cattle 70.00 50 bbls corn 100.00 Shucks 6.00 Lot hoes 4.00 Lot single trees etc. 2.00 3 setts plow gear 2.25 1 Drawing knife and mowing blade 1.50 1 Lot plows, etc. 3.50 2 Scythes and Cradles 1.75 1 Rockaway and Harness 200.00 Lot picked cotton 14.00 Lot of Iron 1.50 1 Log chain 1.50 10 Mobby stands 5.00 1 Still Still worm, etc. 15.00 1 harrow 3.50 1 fan mill 3.00 18 Bushels of wheat 10.80 2 bbls .38 Lot fodder and flax 5.00 Lot Turning plows 7.00 Top Fodder and straw 10.00

- 13 - 1 ox cart $10.00 13 geese 2.00 9 hogs 5 45.00 10 sheep -- 12.50 1 carryall 20.00 Lot fodder 7.00 4 axes 2.00 13 sheets {?) 13.00 Solvent bonds 1,961.94 Sol vent {?) bonds 39.10 Negro man Bob 700.00 Negro Peter 800.00 Negro girl Silvy 800.00 Negro boy Martin 850.00 Negro boy Ruben 300.00 6 stacks of Oats 3 30.00 1 spade Lot planes_b_b_ls_l 6.00 Crop of Tobacco supposed to be 5000 lbs at 750.00 -- $7,182.12

Bartlett Jones ) ) Executors Decatur Jones )

At a court held for Henry County 14 November 1853:

Ordered that Ludwell Stone, Brice Davis, William P. Terry and John Turner or any three of them after being duly sworn do appraise the personal estate of Thomas 1ones deed and make report

a copy Teste J. Griggs ck.

Agreeably to the above order we Wm. P. Terry, John Turner and Bryce E. Davis after being duly sworn have met and appraised the personal property of Thos Jones deed given under our hands this 26 of Nov. 1853

Wm. P. Terry B. E. Davis John Turner On the first day of February 1854 The foregoing Inventory of the estate of Thomas Jones Deed was returned to the clerks office of Henry County court and admitted to record.

Teste J. Griggs ck.

b. Sanford was born in Prince William County, Virginia. On February 13, 1804 he married Mary (Polly) Hodges of Chatham, Virginia. They lived in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Their children were J. H.. and Judith.

c. Gabriel Remi (Reamy) was born in Prince William County, Virginia. On March 11, 1809 he married Mary Bryant of Powhatan County, Virginia. She was born in October 1784, a daughter of Jane Forbes and James Bryant, Jr. She died February 6, 1859 at Rocky Mount, Virginia. Their children were Beverly and Jane Elizabeth. Gabriel Remi was a planter and settled in Henry County, Virginia. He was born June 12, 1783 and died July 21, 1853. He is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Martinsville, Virginia. ·

The 1850 census of Henry County, Virginia, lists Ramey Jones' household as: Ramey Jones, 64; Elizabeth, 94; Mary, 64; Sarah Motten, 15 (probably a servant). $2,000 assessment of taxable property.

d. Bartlett was born in Prince William County, Virginia, December 27, 1787. In 1810 he married Eliza Jane Dunlap, daughter of Mary Crawford and Dr. Samuel F. Dunlap. She was born

- 14 - Dr. Bartlett Jones (1787 - 1831) Dr. Benjamin Rush Jones (1813 - 1887) Son of Dr. Benjamin Jones Son of Dr. Bartlett Jones

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Home of Dr. Bartlett Jones, Lancaster, South Carolina

Elizabeth Lee Jones Kyle (1801 - 1875) Daughter of Dr. Benjamin Jones

November 6, 1789 in Lancaster, South Carolina, and died October 6, 1858, while at Talladega Springs, Alabama. She is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Montgomery, Alabama. Bartlett grad­ uated from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia in 1806 and settled in Lancaster, South Carolina, in 1808. He was a renowned surgeon and a successful medical doctor. He was also a member of the Legislature. He was the first surgeon in the South who performed successfully the operation of Lithotomy. 1 Miss Harriette Leiding, in her Historic Houses of South Carolina, says of Dr. Jones, "Dr. Bartlett Jones was a skilful physician and a man of renown, decided intel­ ligence and great popularity."

Dr. and Mrs. Bartlett Jones had six children: Mary Elizabeth, Benjamin Rush, Eliza Theresa, Amelia Virginia, Bartlett Constantine, and Samuel Dunlap. Dr. Jones died February 2, 1831 in Lancaster, South Carolina, and was, by his request, buried in the yard of his home in Lancaster.2

e. George Washington was born in Rockingham County, North Carolina, in 1791. He married Salina Dunlap, a sister of Eliza Jane Dunlap whom his brother married. She was a daughter of Mary Crawford and Dr. Samuel F. Dunlap of Lancaster, South Carolina. George Washington Jones was a graduate of Jefferson Medical College in Phil~elphia. He came to Leaksville, North Caro­ lina, shortly after the first settlers, the Leaks, and it is said that he and two others were the only doctors of medicine in Rockingham County, North Carolina, in 1823. He died in 1853 and is buried on the crest of the hill where his old home once stood, on Patrick Street, Leaksville. They had four children: Erasmus Dowen, Adolphus Dorsett, James and a daughter whose name is not known.

f. Benjamin Churchill was born in 1793 and died about 1857. He married Martha Rebecca Davie sometime between 1822 and 1824. She was his second wife. 3 She was born October 13, 1796 and died about 1831 at Tivoli, the home of her father, General William Richardson Davie. Her mother was Sarah Jones (daughter of General Allen Jones of North Carolina), who married General Davie in 1783. General Davie was United States Minister to the Court of France, Commissary General at Guilford Court House and founder of the University of North Carolina. Benjamin Churchill Jones was a graduate of Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia and practiced medicine in Lancaster, South Carolina. Their children were Churchill Benjamin and Sarah Davie.

g. Pamela married John Menzies of Scotland and lived in Tennessee. Their children were Mary and Remi.

h. Elizabeth Lee was born in 1801 in Henry County, Virginia. She married, first, James Kyle, who came to this country from Omagh, County Tyrone, Ireland, about 1825 with his brothers and sisters and settled at Leaksville, North Carolina, where with two of his brothers, Joseph and John, he went into the mercantile business and later the manufacture of t9bacco. They were the children of Sarah Hunter and Robert Kyle of Drumraugh, County Tyrone, Ireland. Elizabeth Lee Jones and James Kyle had one child, Robert Benjamin.

In 1837, a year after the death of James Kyle, his widow married her brother-in-law, Joseph Kyle, who had continued her husband's business in partnership with his brother John. Joseph was born in Dublin, Ireland, July 24, 1812. He and Elizabeth Lee moved from Leaksville, North Caro­ lina, to Columbus, Georgia, in the fall of 1837. On arrival at Columbus, the family established themselves in a spacious home on Twelfth Street. They had two children; John Hunter and Eliza­ beth Pamela.

After Elizabeth Lee's death April 5, 1875 in Columbus, Georgia, Joseph Kyle married Mrs. Narmesia Crook of Jacksonville, Alabama. Joseph Kyle died in Columbus, Georgia, February 1, 1903 at the age of ninety-three years. 4

CHAPTER SIX CHILDREN OF JOHN, SON OF ISABEL NORMAN AND ISAAC JONES a. John, Jr.

1. From a paper written by his niece, Martha E. Jones, daughter of Elizabeth Lyell and Thomas Jones. 2. Genealogy of the Witherspoon Family, by Wardlaw, p. 136. 3. Reference: Thomas Branch Dunn, Halifax, Virginia. 4. The Days of My Youth, by Robbie Kyle Smith, 1951. - 15 - b. Martin lived in Tennessee where he owned thousands of acres of land. His son was William S.

c. Sallie (Mary) married John Houston (1754-1825), son of Elizabeth Mccroskey and Samuel Houston, and first cousin to Samuel Houston who married Elizabeth Paxton (parents of General Sam Houston, Governor of Tennessee and President of Texas). Their children were John, James, Robert, Lavinia, Margaret, Martin, Samuel and Elizabeth.

CHAPTER SEVEN CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH (ELIZA) DALTON LYELL AND THOMAS JONES a. Bartlett was born June 4, 1813 and died March 11, 1858. He married. first Elizabeth (Betsy) Ann Staples Keen who was born February 6, 1816 and died September 5, 1854, a daughter of Nancy Witcher and John Keen of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Their children were Witcher, Elisha Keen, Anne Maria, James, Thomas (Tom), Gustavus, Adolphus, Bartlett and John. They lived in Pittsylvania County. Bartlett married second Paulina Henry, daughter of Paulina Cabell and Alexander Spotswood Henry and a granddaughter of Patrick Henry. Their child was Cabell Henry.

b. Benjamin married November 7, 1836 Elizabeth Depp Hubbard of Callands, Virginia, a sister of Moses Allen Hubbard whose daughter Lula Wren married Anthony Bennings Johns Martin. Their children were Theresa, Nannie, Josephine, Sarah Elizabeth (Sally Bet), Erasmus, Adolphus and Jerome.

c. Decatur was born January 29, 1816 and died September 1, 1889 of paralysis. On January 25, 1836 he married Nancy Harriet Keen, daughter of Nancy Witcher and John Keen. They cele­ brated their Golden Wedding anniversary. She was born July 24, 1818 and died February 20, 1906. Decatur was a planter and tobacconist. 1 Their home, Bachelors' Hall, was near Danville, Vir­ ginia. Prior to moving to Bachelors' Hall in 1845 Decatur taught school. They bought this place from two brothers, Scotsmen, who gave it its name. During the Civil War, when northern troops came to Bachelors' Hall, the slaves hid the horses, cows, etc., in the woods. Stragglers were always coming through, though, during and after the war, taktng things from there. Mr. and Mrs. Jones had eleven children: Araminta (Mint), Maria Louise (Lou), William Henry, Elizabeth (Bettie) Ann, Nancy (Nannie) Witcher, Emily (Emmie), John Keen, Thomas Decatur, Mary Christian (Kate), Charles Bixler and D'Orsay. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are buried in the Danville, Virginia, Green Hill cemetery.

1850 census, Pittsylvania County, Virginia: Decatur Jones, 34 (tobacconist; $5,000); Nancy H., 32; Araminta, 12; Maria L., 10; William H., 8; Elizabeth A., 6; Nancy W., 4; Emily, 2; John K., 3/12; William Moore, 25; Stephen Moore, 14; and Millie Dotson, 14. The last three listed were probably servants.

Danville Daily Register, September 3, 1889 - In Memoriam, by A Friend:

"For quite half a century Mr. Jones had lived on the main line of travel from Danville west­ ward to the Tennessee line. His broad lawn, his cheerful hearth and hospitable board, had been for years the rendezvous sought by friends and acquaintances, by strangers tired and way-worn, and by many a merry cavalcade of the happiest and best people that ever lived on this earth, and be it said to his eternal· honor, that no decent man ever left his house hungry or weary. Mr. Jones was a gentleman of the olden school and a Christian who recognized hospitality as a corner stone of his religion.

"He had owned his lovely country home, Bachelors' Hall, for nearly fifty years. He loved his home and throughout these many long years, it had been his delight to beautify and adorn it. He loved to live at home and there, simple in manner and taste, constitutionally modest and unobtru­ sive, disliking positively the loud and ostentatious, engaged in his own private affairs, and sur­ rounded by an unusually large, intelligent and devoted family, he sought and found his chief happiness.

I. Virginia Magazine of History, Vol. 38, p. xxiv (April 1930): Chairman's Annual Report, Virginia Historical Society, "A fine Indian Spearhead found in 1888 on the plantation of Decatur Jones, Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia." - 16 - ;j ..·•j···•ll'.:~i\f 't•·{J\).tit.;; ..•.,;}~ft':;. ~ ... :,.J,':···;,·•. ··'·... :, '"> '

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Nancy Harriet Keen Jones Decatur Jones (1818 - 1906) (1816 - 1889)

Bachelor's Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

"Mr. Jones had been sent by his father to the best schools the times and his section afforded, and had contracted in early youth a love of letters. That proved a source of great pleasure to him throughout his long life and ended only with his death. He was the staunch friend of learning and it was the noble aspiration of his life to educate his children.

"Born in the purest age that Virginia has ever known and, alas! purer than she will know again, he imbibed the sterling virtues of his times. A lofty and proper self-respect was the dominant characteristic of his nature. He was as proud a man as I ever knew and hated the mean and little as thoroughly~ Absolute integrity of purpose, truthfulness and candor, marked all his dealings with his fell ow men; while great kindness of heart and a broad humanity tempered his judgment of the frailties of others, he held himself strictly to the line of probity and as certainly as any man in the - world had done, he lived and died with the 'men's sibi conscia recti.' He died September 1, 1889."

Excerpts from an article in a Methodist paper, Danville, Virginia, March 1906:

"In very many respects Mrs. Jones was a lady of remarkable traits of character. She was well versed in those beautiful graces that adorn the true Southern lady of culture and refinement. Her educational advantages placed her an equal to any occasion; her disposition made her presence a benediction to all with whom she ever came in contact. Perhaps the most striking characteristic of this truly splendid lady was her superior business qualities, which she possessed to a larger degree than any lady known in this section of Virginia.

"She was the very embodiment of intelligent business energy. She knew well how to plan wisely and execute with great success; being well informed on all commercial affairs of life placed her in a position to act with that wisdom that made her conspicuous as one having fai:- above the ordinary intelligence of women. Her superior judgment was sought after by many of the most successful ones of the community in which she resided."

Article in a Danville, Virginia, paper, 1939:

BACHELORS AND BELLES HAVE LEFT IMPRESSIONS AT BACHELORS' HALL

"Suggestive of the romance of the ante-bellum South is 'Bachelors' Hall,' a large white house set well back in a grove of spreading oaks, on the old Leaksville road, nine miles from Danville. The home purchased not long ago by Mr. and Mrs. James Turner Hamlin, Jr. of this city, has an authentic claim to being called the original 'Bachelors' Hall.'

"According to a letter received by Mrs. Hamlin from Mrs. W. H. Osborn of Greensboro, North Carolina, the house was bought in 1845 by the latter's grandfather, Mr. Decatur Jones, from two brothers, old bachelors, named Dupuy (or Dupee) who came from Kentucky.

"These brothers built the original house, which consisted of three rooms, one in the basement, one above it on the first floor, used by the Jones family later as their dining room, and a third room above the second. The stairway was in the room above the basement.

"'Our grandfather,' wrote Mrs. Osborn, 'added the two rooms, hall and stairway on the left, and also the two rooms, hall and stairway in the back, and the two side porches and kitchen. The bachelors must have lived the simple life.'

"'Our grandmother, Nancy Witcher1 Keen Jones,' continued Mrs. Osborn, 'had the yard filled in to make the slight terrace and also had seventeen lovely, wide walks made. She planted all the boxwoods and had lovely flowers in two of the squares and beyond those the vegetable garden and the rest in grass and trees.'

"As an interested reporter went to visit the old home, he came upon a very old stone entrance which was probably built by the old bachelors. 2 On one of the rocks was tacked a piece of sheet metal and on this, written in wire, was the name 'Bachelors' Hall.' Whether the placard is the work of the bachelors is not known; however, the letters are formed in the old fashioned style and bear marks of much weathering.

l. Her name was Nancy Harriet Keen Jones - her mother was Nancy Witcher. 2. Mrs. Osborn said that William Henry Jones, son of Decatur, built it.

- 17 - "Upon entering the home the reporter was struck by its air of antiquity. The basement, because of its warmth and coziness was probably used most by the brothers. It is rectangular in shape with an extremely low ceiling. At one end of the room is a very old fire-place constructed of irregular hand made bricks. If the hand carved mantle is the work of the bachelors, they were certainly cross-eyed. There are three of them - one in each room and each is slanting and off­ center.

"The two remaining rooms are rather high-pitched and square in construction. The flooring is of wide sturdy lumber and is still in perfect condition. Large bulksome latches adorn the old fashioned two-panel doors.

"Under the headline 'Fifty Years of Sunshine,' The Durham Recorder of April 5, 1888 car­ ried a front page article on the celebration of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Jones, owners of 'Bachelors' Hall,' and parents of Mr. T. D. Jones of Durham.

"Excerpts from the story, written in the flowery style characteristic of the Southern jour­ nalist of by-gone days, are given below:

"''Fifty years of sunshine without the shadow of death once crossing the threshold. Who can show us such a record as this? The 25th of January 1888, ushered in the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Jones of Bachelors' Hall, Virginia. This home is one of those handsome old country seats with which Virginia abounds, and the elaborateness of the entire establishment - with its airy rooms, broad halls, ample porches and neatly kept grounds - are but a fitting expres­ sion of the whole-souled hospitality which has held sway since the first day it came into posses­ sion of their loyal 'Old Virginia' hands. Many readers will testify to the truthfulness of these statements as they recall with pleasure the 'merry-go-rounds' of ante-bellum days, when the young ladies of the house protested against the title of the place saying Bachelors' Hall was too sad a misnomer for the residence of six rolicsome girls, who were entirely able to keep in sub­ jection their five younger brothers. As the residence was painted an invisible pea-green, they claimed to be Green House plants. As the birdlings became full fledged in the course of time, most of them built nests in other tree branches and left the paternal roof still revelling in the joyousness of its original patronymic.

"Yes, their eleven children and the foster daughter, making an even dozen, still gather round the old homestead, with their families, many of them grown to womanhood and manhood, and celebrate over and over their young days, now only known to memory, but being enacted in the lives of the rising generation. May the years still multiply before a sorrow comes to scatter 'silver threads among the gold' and black, for Father Time has touched lightly upon this dear couple and they are still well preserved. What is more to be coveted than for a couple to go hand in hand together down the Hill of Life? May the icy hand be warned off till all are ready to be couched together, one family here and one entire forever!'"

Article in Garden Gossip, June 1952: Antebellum Homes of Dan River Valley - Bachelors' Hall

The name of Bachelors' Hall was given to this plantation by two Dupuy brothers, the owners, who never married but maintained old bachelor's quarters here. When purchased by young Decatur Jones he retained the name, but enlarged the home. His wife, Harriet Keen (a cousin of Lady Astor's mother), was a woman of rare tact and ability. She built her garden using the small slaves of the plantation, who brought up turns of rich earth balanced upon their heads. At that day, life was lived at a leisurely tempo. Despite the cares and responsibilities of a large family of sons and daughters, upon the death of her husband, Mrs. Harriet Jones took over the management of the plantation tobacco factory, where chewing plug was manufactured. It is said that the area drained by the Dan and Staunton Rivers was the chief scene of the plantation tobacco factory.

d. Louisiana {Lucy) married first January 25, 1826 James C. Harris of Cascade, Virginia. Their children were Virginia E., Susan Caroline, Mary Jane and George W. Lucy married second a Grogan.

e. Elizabeth A. became the second wife of George Gravely of Henry County, Virginia, who was born in 1788, son of Eleanor Cox and A. Joseph Gravely. They had two children; Lillian and May Bud.

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Scenes at Bachelcrs' Hall, Home of Decatur 1ones, Pittsylvania County, Va.

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Mary White Jones Martin (1810 - 1894)

Martha E. 1ones (1825 - 1908) Daughters of Elizabeth Lyell and Thomas Jones

Dr. Beverly Jones (1811 - 1902) Son of Mary Bryant and Gabriel Remi Jones

Mrs. Beverly Jones (Julia Conrad)

f. Martha E. 1 was born in 1825 and never married. She died January 15, 1908 of pneumonia at the home of her great-niece, Mrs. Ainsley Jackson Lester, in Martinsville, Virginia. She was a devout member of the Episcopal Church. She is buried in .Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia.

g. Jane married on November 23, 1824, Abner Martin, son of Judith Boatright and Orson Martin and brother of 1ames Orson Martin whom her sister, Mary White, married. He was born May 4, 1798 and died in 1861. Jane died in 1881. Their children were Addison and Benjamin Rush.

h. Mary White, who was named after Dr. White of Revolutionary War fame, was born February 13, 1810 and died May 18, 1894. On October 20, 1826 she married James Orson Martin, son of Judith Boatright and Orson Martin of Appomattox, Virginia. Mary White 1ones and James Orson Martin had nine children: George Canning, Eliza, Lafayette Jackson, William Daniel, Thomas, James Orson, Jr., Anthony Bennings Johns, Cincinnatus and Mary. CHAPTER EIGHT CHILDREN OF MARY (POLLY) HODGES AND SANFORD JONES a. 1. H. married a Miss Atkins. b. Judith married a Giles.

CHAPTER NINE CHILDREN OF MARY BRYANT AND GABRIEL REMI JONES a. Beverly was born August 18, 1811. He studied medicine under the guidance of his uncle, Dr. Benjamin Churchill Jones of Lancaster, South Carolina. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College in 1838 and settled in Bethania, North Carolina. On November 7, 1843 he married Julia Conrad, a daughter of Christina Philfipina Lash and Abram Conrad and a great-granddaughter of Jacob Lash (Loesch) who was one of the twelve founders of the Moravian Colony of Wachovia (1753) and long connected with its government. Julia Conrad was born January 25, 1824 at Bethania, North Carolina. Beverly and his wife moved to Oak Grove in 1848 and he practiced medicine there for over fifty years. He was a man of sound common sense, rare judgment, and robust constitution, a close observer of nature as well as of men and an untiring student of his profession. These characteristics combined to make him a successful physician and surgeon. 2 Their children were Abram Gabriel, James Benjamin, Alexander Conrad, Robert Henry, Erastus Beverly, Ella Mary, Virginia Eliza, Julia Phillipina, Cathrine (Kate) Ann Elizabeth and Lucien Gwynn. Dr. Beverly Jones died November 3, 1902 at the age of ninety-two and is buried at Oak Grove.

b. Jane Elizabeth married Moses J. Carper. Their children were Robert Beverly, James Jones and Moses J., Jr. Moses J. Carper was clerk of Franklin County, Virginia, court. 3

CHAPTER TEN CHILDREN OF ELIZA JANE DUNLAP AND BARTLETT JONES a. Mary Elizabeth was born April 10, 1811 and died December 30, 1856. On January 4, 1832 she married James Hervey Witherspoon, Jr. who was born at Rock Spring in the Waxhaws March 23, 1810 and died at Lancaster Court House, South Carolina, October 3, 1865. He was a son of Jean Donnom and Colonel James Hervey Witherspoon. He graduated from South Carolina College in December 1831. He was appointed Commissioner of Equity December 20, 1837 by Governor Pierce M. Butler, a position he held for twenty-seven years. He was also District Ordinary for sixteen years. He entered the Confederate Army as a private in the Lancaster Greys, commanded by his son-in-law Captain John D. Wylie; was made sergeant, then appointed Adjutant, and on August 19, 1862 was commissioned by Governor Pickens Colonel of the 8th Regiment of Reserves, and in August 1863 was elected Colonel of the 4th South Carolina Regiment. While at Camp Witherspoon (named in his honor) his friends elected him to the Confederate Congress, his com­ mission being signed by Governor Bonham, and dated February 18, 1864.4

1. Miss Judith Parks America Hill, in her History of Henry County, page 196, says of Martha E. Jones, "She was a typical aristocrat of the old South." 2. History of Henry County, by Judith Parks America Hill, page 196. 3. Ibid., page 194. 4. Genealogy of the Witherspoon Family, by Joseph George Wardlaw, 1910. - 19 - The children of Colonel and Mrs. Witherspoon were Bartlett Jones, Eliza Jane, James Hervey m, Frances Elizabeth, a son whose name is not known, and Samuel Constantine. b. Benjamin Rush was born November 22, 1813 in Lancaster, South Carolina. He graduated from South Carolina College in 1833 and Jefferson Medical College in 1835-6. He moved to Ala­ bama in 1841. On May 17, 1841 he married Frances Amelia Taliaferro who was born August 29, 1821 and died February 17, 1896 in Montgomery, Alabama. I She was a daughter of Elizabeth Barnett and David Meriwether Taliaferro. Dr. Jones died June 26, 1887 in Montgomery, Alabama, where he had practiced medicine for a number of years. Their children were Benjamin Rush, Jr., Mary, Frances Amelia, Elise Virginia, Lucie Ellen and Susan Theresa.

c. Eli~a Theresa was born April 4, 1816. On December 21, 1836 she married Dr. lames Marion Sims of Lancaster, South Carolina, a son of Mahala Mackey and Colonel 1 ohn Sims. Dr. Sims was born January 25, 1813, was taught medicine by Mrs. Sims' father, Dr. Bartlett Jones, graduated from South Carolina College in 1832 and Jefferson Medical College in 1835. He was one of the most prominent surgeons of his day, was surgeon and physician to Empress Eugenia, wife of Napoleon; physician to the Queen of England and was well known for his books on diseases of women. He was the second doctor in the United States to use anesthesia. He was decorated by six crowned heads of Europe. These decorations are now in the American Museum in New York City. His statue is on Public Square in London, on Library Square in New York City and on the Capitol grounds in Columbia, South Carolina. He was president of the International Medical Society and the American Medical Association and founder of Women's Hospital in New York City. He was surgeon-in-chief of the Franco-Prussian war. At the time of his great success he wrote "My Courtship and Marriage" in which article he attributed his great success to his wife. Mrs. Sims died May 11, 1890. Dr. Sims died November 13, 1883 at New York City. Their children were Mary Virginia, Eliza Theresa, Granville Sharp, Carrie Marion, Merry Christmas, Fannie Marion, Harry Marion, William and Florence Nightingale.

d. Amelia Virginia married first Dr. Benjamin F. Massey. They had no children. She mar­ ried second, her cousin, Dr. Edward Jones Hooper, son of General William Hooper, who was a grandson of William Hooper who signed the Declaration of Independence for North Carolina. Dr. and Mrs. Hooper's children were Theresa Virginia and William. Mrs. Hooper died in 185 _.

e. Bartlett Constantine died in 1868. He married Eliza Forney. f. Samuel Dunlap died in 184 -. He never married. CHAPTER ELEVEN CHILDREN OF SALINA DUNLAP AND GEORGE WASHINGTON JONES a. Erasmus Dowen was a physician. His descendants lived in Little Rock, Arkansas. 2 He married a Miss Ramey, whose sister married his brother Adolphus.

b. Adolphus Dorsett3 was a physician. He married a Miss Ramey and their descendants were in Rockingham County, North Carolina. A daughter, Mrs. Nora Winston, lived at Stoneville, North Carolina. 4

c. A daughter who died when young.

d. James married first Jane Thompson and had George Washington II, Jane, Toney (or Terry), Lula and Lena. James married second on April 26, 1850, Mary Reamey of Henry County, Virginia.

l. History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama's Biography, Thomas M. Owen, pub. 1921, Vol. 3, p. 925. 2. History of Henry Countr, by Judith Parks America Hill, page 195. 3. Paper by Mrs. Bartlett Jones Witherspoon, Lancaster, South Carolina: "George's son, D'Orsay, was a doctor in Tennessee, then in Arkansas, and his son, Darwin, married Martha Reamey and daughter, Mrs. Winston, now lives in Danville, Virginia, with her brother, Charles Hamlin." 4. The information I have been able to get on Adolphus Dorsett (D'Orsay) and Erasmus Dowen, sons of George Washington Jones, has been most confusing. From other notes: "Darwin and D'Orsay, George's sons, graduated from Princeton and died young."

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They had no children. Mary Reamey was a daughter of Letitia Hughes and James Reamey. She was born March 4, 1815 and died May 28, 1908. CHAPTER TWELVE CHILDREN OF MARTHA REBECCA DAVIE AND BENJAMIN CHURCHILL JONES

a. Churchill Benjamin was born July 13, 1825 and died June 9, 1896. He is buried at Camp Creek Methodist Church, Lancaster County, South Carolina. After his mother's death, about 1831, he lived with his mother's brother, Frederick William Davie, and his wife, Mary Fraser Davie, of Landsford, Chester District, South Carolina. He married first Charlotte Massey who died September 16, 1852. Their child was Frederica. He married second on June 20, 1854, Sarah Massey, a sister of his first wife, both being daughters of Elizabeth Perry and James Rinaldo Massey. She was born in 1830 and died in May 1916. They made their home in Lancaster, South Carolina. Their children were Mary Elizabeth, Sarah, William Davie, Churchill Benjamin, Jr., Allen Davie, John, Ella, Amelia Love and Thomas P.

b. Sarah Davie was born March 26, 1828. After her mother's death, about 1831, she lived with her mother's brother, Frederick William Davie, and his wife, Mary Fraser Davie, of Landsford, Chester District, South Carolina. She married Frederick E. Fraser of Charleston, South Carolina, who was born January 8, 1827 and died April 23, 1890. Their children were Emilie Goudard, Isabel Screven and Frederick G. Mrs. Fraser died February 21, 1871 and is buried in Charleston, South Carolina, where they made their home. CHAPTER THIRTEEN CHILDREN OF PAMELA JONES AND JOHN MENZIES

a. Mary married a Dr. Peacock and lived in Tennessee.

b. Remi - no record. CHAPTER FOURTEEN (A) CHILD OF ELIZABETH LEE JONES AND JAMES KYLE

a. Robert Benjamin was born May 24, 1826. He was educated in private schools in Leaksville, North Carolina, and Columbus, Georgia, and later was sent to Edge Hill Commercial School at Princeton, New Jersey. After finishing his course there, he returned to Columbus and was made a member of the firm of J. and J. Kyle. In 1848 he married Mary Allen Thornton, daughter of Dozier Thornton of Columbus. She was born July 7, 1833 and died in 1855. Their children were Robert and Mary. They adopted a child whose name was Benjamin. His wife was Melissa and their children were Carrie, Nena and Reuben (who was a city manager of Columbus, Georgia).

Robert Benjamin Kyle sold his interest in the dry goods business and went into partnership with his father-in-law, in the wholesale grocery business. During this time he was also a con­ tractor on the railroad from Columbus to Opelika, Alabama.

In 1853 Mrs. Kyle's health was such that her physician advised her father and husband to take her to a higher altitude and cooler climate. Consequently, Mr. Thornton bought a large plantation, "Ball Play," on the Coosa River, some miles above Gadsden, and the two families went there to live. Two years later, at the birth of her daughter, Mary, Mrs. Kyle died.

Mr. Kyle moved back to Gadsden and on October 2, 1856 married Mary Virginia Nuckolls, daughter of Louisiana Hawkins Thornton and Nathaniel Nuckolls, and a first cousin of his first wife. She was twenty-two when she married, had twelve children and died at the age of fifty-eight on April 4, 1893. Their children were Nena, Thomas Stonewall, Joseph, Bessie, Edith, Robbie and Florie. ·

Mr. Kyle married third Mrs. Sarah H. Huguly, daughter of John White of Pulaski, Tennessee.

Mr. Ky le was one of the corporators of the Gadsden Furnace Company, as he was also of the Gadsden Car and Machine Company. He was a large contractor in the construction of the Alabama Great Southern Railway and in connection with Major W. P. Hollingsworth, built the railroad from Gadsden to Attalla. In 1887, in connection with Captain J. M. Elliott, Jr., he built the plant of Elliott Car Works. - 21 - Mr. Kyle opened the first recruiting office for enlistment in the regular army of the Confed­ erate States in Alabama. In 1862 he and Captain J. P. Moragne organized a company of volunteer infantry. He was elected first lieutenant of Company A, Thirty-first Alabama Volunteers. He was later made quartermaster and kept this position until just before the battle of Tazewell, when his health failed and he was sent to Columbus to recuperate. As the surgeons did not think he would be able to resume active service on the field of battle, he was assigned to duty with the rank of captain, with Major Frank Dillard, division quartermaster with headquarters at Columbus. He remained in this service until the close of the war in 1865. At the end of the war he was promoted from Captain to Colonel.

Mr. Kyle died January 22, 1922 and is buried in Gadsden, Alabama. CHAPTER FOURTEEN (B) CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH LEE JONES KYLE AND JOSEPH KYLE

a. John Hunter was born in Russell, Alabama, April 2, 1838 and died October 29, 1874. He married August 20, 1861 Catherine (Kate) Lydia Moragne who was born November 7, 1842 and was a daughter of J. Pierre and Louisa Moragne. She died in Columbus, Georgia, March 3, 1920. They had six children: Elizabeth Pamela, Joseph Moragne, Annie Wise, Elizabeth Lee, John Hunter, Jr. and Joseph. John Hunter and his wife were determined to have an Elizabeth and a Joseph and as Elizabeth Pamela and Joseph Moragne died when quite young two children born later were named Elizabeth and Joseph.

b. Elizabeth Pamela was born August 2, 1839 in Columbus, Georgia. On August 3, 1858 she married Nathaniel Augustus Nuckolls, Jr. who was born August 3, 1830 and died January 10, 1901. Mr. Nuckolls, who was a planter, was a son of Louisiana Hawkins Thornton and Nathaniel Nuckolls. Mrs. Nuckolls died February 23, 1863. They lived in Columbus, Georgia, and Russell County, Alabama. Their children were Joseph Kyle, William Thomas and Elizabeth Kyle. CHAPTER FIFTEEN CHILD OF MARTIN, SON OF JOHN JONES

a. Colonel William S. was quite distinguished in the Civil War. He had an interest in a rail­ road between Georgia and Tennessee. CHAPTER SIXTEEN (A) CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH (BETSY) ANNE STAPLES KEEN AND BARTLETT JONES

a. Colonel Witcher was born in 1843 at Aspen Grove, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. For six years he was a member of the tobacco manufacturing firm of A. G. Fuller and Company, then F. X. Burton and Company, and later Witcher Jones and Company, all in Danville, Virginia. He went to California in 1881, thence to Denver, Colorado, and was prominent in mining in Utah and other states. He married Rosa Belvin from Richmond, Virginia, who was born in 1844 and died in 1929. Colonel Jones died January 31, 1903 in Denver of heart failure and is buried in the Walker family plot in Mount Olivet cemetery in Salt Lake City, Utah. Their child was Margaret.

b. Elisha Keen was born January 18, 1849. On January 21, 1881 he married Annie Hunt Robinson who was born May 6, 1859 in Leaksville, North Carolina, and died February 9, 1934. She was a daughter of Agnes Dillard and Dr. Robert Randolph Robinson. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Jones were Agnes, Bartlett Kyle, Grace Stuart and Elisha Keen, Jr. Mr. Jones died April 4, 1922 of angina pectoris. Rev. Malcolm Taylor conducted funeral services and interment was in Green Hill cemetery, Danville, Virginia.

Excerpts from obituary in the Danville Register:

''He was, after the death of his parents, reared at 'Cottage Hill,' about twelve miles from this city, in the family of his uncle, Colonel Elisha Keen, a distinguished soldier of the Confederate Army, who also at one time resided in Danville on the site of the Shelton-Burton home and was a member of the Virginia Senate.

"Mr. Jones greatly treasured 'Cottage Hill' and its memories. He restored it to original bounds and made it his summer home. There, like brother and sister, he grew up with his first

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Anne Maria Jones (1851-1931) Mrs. John William James

Children of Elizabeth Anne Keen and Bartlett Jones cousins, the late Mrs. William Henry Jones, and the late Mrs. C. D. Langhorne, mother of Vis­ countess Astor and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, and this whole family connection adored him.

"In his early manhood, with the late Judge H. W. Flournoy, he went on great adventures in Georgia, Texas, and Indian Territory, and led the life of a cattleman in the brave days of old, which enriched his reminiscences.

"About 1872 he returned to his native heath, and in 1881 his association with the tobacco busi­ ness in Danville began; and the local history of that industry will disclose his name written on every page, illimuned with testimonials to his probity, enterprise, and splendid success.

"At the time of his death he was senior member of the firm of E. K. Jones and Company, one of the largest handlers of tobacco, and associated therein for twenty-five years with his devoted and beloved kinsman, A. D. Keen.

"Mr. Jones served as a member of the City Council, and was long the leading spirit of the city school board, where he was chiefly responsible for acquiring the Rison Park property. He was also the practical founder of Tuscarora Club, having individually bought the present club property as a means of insuring a wavering organization. For twenty-five years he was a vestryman of Epiphany church and senior warden until about two years ago. His religious life was real and deep witho:ut surface waves.

"No legalism tainted his loving kindness, and his Christian ch~ity for the erring was a spark from the mercy that endureth forever."

c. Anne Maria was born March 12, 1851 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married Dr. John William James of Axton, Virginia, a son of Angeline Rorer and Dr. John Craghead James. After the death of her parents she lived with her aunt and uncle, Decatur and Harriet Keen Jones at Bachelors' Hall, Virginia, until her marriage November 24, 1875. Dr. and Mrs. James lived on Green Street in Danville, Virginia. Their children were Anne Elizabeth, John Frederick, Helen, Russell, Jules, Harriet and Bartlett. Mrs. James died January 20, 1931 in Danville. Funeral services were held from the Church of the Epiphany by Rev. N. E. Wicker and burial was in Green Hill cemetery, Danville.

Excerpts from obituary in the Danville Register, January 21, 1931:

"Five of her brothers fought in the army of the Confederacy. She was for many years a mem­ ber of the Daughters of the Confederacy, also of the Daughters of the American Revolution~ Mrs. James was eighty years of age, being born in Pittsylvania County in 1851. She was the last sur­ vivor of nine children."

d. James lived in Danville, Virginia.

e. Thomas (Tom) lived in Danville, Virginia. He was born in 1854 and died in 1907. He never married. He was buried in Green Hill cemetery, Danville.

f. Gustavus, who never married, lived in Danville, Virginia.

g. Adolphus, who never married, lived in Danville, Virginia.

h. Bartlett lived in Danville, Virginia.

i. John lived in Danville, Virginia. CHAPTER SIXTEEN (B) CHILD OF PAULINA HENRY AND BARTLETT JONES

a. Cabell Henry lived in San Francisco, California. He married late in life and had no children.

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a. Theresa was born November 4, 1839. She married first in 1856, Madison Jenkins Hampton who was born in 1829 and died in 1862. She was his second wife, his first wife having been Theresa's first cousin, Susan Caroline Harris, daughter of Louisiana (Lucy) Iones and James C. Harris. Mr. Hampton was a son of Julia Millner and Sam Hampton of Cascade, Virginia, and was a merchant in Leaksville, North Carolina. He and Theresa had two children, Sam Lake and Maybud. After Mr. Hampton's death Theresa married Allen Taylor Hopper on October 15, 1874. Their children were Lucy Allen (Allie) and Allen Taylor, Jr. Mrs. Hopper died in September 1923.

b. Nannie married John Anthony of Axton, Virginia, where they made their home and where they are buried. They had no children.

c. Josephine married John Emory Field. She is buried at the Anthony homeplace near Axton, Virginia. They had two sons, John Benton and Thomas.

d. Sarah Elizabeth (Sally Bet) had a daughter, Mamie Martin, who married a Protherow and lived in Chicago.

e. Erasmus

f. Adolphus

g. Jerome CHAPTER EIGHTEEN CHILDREN OF NANCY HARRIET KEEN AND DECATUR JONES

a. Araminta (Mint) was born October 27, 1838 and died Iune 12, 1904. She attended Greens­ boro College, Greensboro, North Carolina, in the early 1850's. On November 3, 1857 she married1 1ohn Henry Holcombe who was born in Campbell County, Virginia, September 8, 1833 and died Febru­ ary 8, 1900. He was a son of Charles Anderson and Elizabeth Mosby Holcombe and was a drug­ gist in Danville, Virginia. Their children were Charles Anderson Il, Decatur 1ones, Hugh Wyllie and Harriet (Hattie) Keen.

From Araminta 1ones Holcombe's obituary in a Danville, Virginia, paper:

"At the opening of the struggle of the Confederate Army she met with the brave and true women of Danville in the old Masonic Hall in response to Captain Graves' call for tents and havesacks for his men. Her willing hands did their full part with others in this work. She welcomed to her home and dealt with a generous hand from her storeroom to the worn and hungry soldiers on their return from the battle field in 1865."

b. Maria Louise {Lou) was born in 1840 and died at her sister's, Mrs. Joseph Motley Morehead, in Greensboro, North Carolina in June 1914. She married Thomas H. Benton Haase who was born in 1841 and died in April 1918 in Paducah, Kentucky. He was a Captain in the Confederate Army and a member of the Order of Elks and a Knight Templar. Mr. Haase was in the mining business. Both he and Mrs. Haase are buried in the Cunningham plot in Green Hill Cemetery, Greensboro, North Carolina. Their home was in Princeton, Kentucky. Their children were Robert C., Mamie and Blanche. · • Excerpts from Mrs. Haase's obituary in a Greensboro, North Carolina, paper:

"Funeral conducted by Rev. Melton Clark, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. 1. D. Miller, of St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Mrs. Haase was a woman possessed of high culture and good character and was beloved by a score of friends. She was a consecrated Christian woman and had been a member of the Episcopal Church for many years." l. Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Marriage Register #1, page 166, records marriage November 3, 1857, of John Henry Holcombe, son of Charles and Elizabeth Holcombe, and Araminta Jones, daughte:r of Decatur and Nannie H. Jones. Minister, William M. Jordan.

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c. William Henry was born August 23, 1842 and married Elizabeth Frances (Bettie) Keen, who was his first cousin. She died in 1896. Their child was May. Mr. Jones died at Bachelors, Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, August 6, 1920 and is buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Vir­ ginia. His funeral service was conducted by Rev. H. D. C. Machlachlan, pastor of the Seventh Street Christian Church, Richmond.

Excerpts from obituary in a Richmond paper, August 7, 1920:

"William Henry Jones was one of the pioneers of the tobacco trade at Danville. He was first associated with his father under the name of Decatur Jones and Son, from 1865 to 1868. Later he was engaged in the manufacture of smoking tobacco under the firm name of W. H. Jones and Com­ pany, his partner being the late James P. Hawkins, well remembered by the older citizens of Danville. After a disastrous fire in 1876 he discontinued manufacturing and entered the leaf tobacco trade and moved to Richmond in 1877, where he resided until he retired from business, returning then to his home, Bachelors' Hall.

"Mr. Jones was a man of strong intellect and attracted men to him by his sound judgment, genial and lovable spirit."

d. Elizabeth (Bettie) Ann was born September 25, 1844. She attended Greensboro College, Greensboro, North Carolina. On May 19, 1869, at the home of her parents, Bachelors' Hall, near Danville, Virginia, she married. James Calvin Cunningham, son of John Milton and Elizabeth Caroline McAdoo Cunningham of Guilford County, North Carolina. James Calvin Cunningham was born October 14, 1844 and died April 9, 1881. He attended Monticello College, near Brown Summit, N. C. and Trinity College, Trinity, N. C .. (now Duke University, Durham, N. C.). He was High Sher­ iff of Guilford County, N. C. from 1879 until his death. He entered Confederate service in 1864 as clerk to Major lames Holmes, ·commandant at Greensboro. He was a contractor and merchant and was City Commissioner of Greensboro for four years. Mrs. Cunningham died at her daughter's winter home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, January 27, 1930. Both are buried in Green Hill Ceme­ tery, Greensboro, North Carolina. They made their home in Greensboro. Their children were Elizabeth Caroline (Carrie), lames Milton (and twin sister who died at birth), Charles Decatur, Harriet Keen, Jacob Henry (Harry) and Augustus (Gus) Lyell.

Excerpts from obituary of Mrs. B. A. Cunningham, Greensboro (N. C.) Daily News, January 29, 1930:

"For sixty years Mrs. Cunningham had been an active member of the First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro. It is said that she was the oldest living member of that church. She was keenly interested in home and foreign missions and contributed largely to the prosecution of religious activities. She was recognized as an intensely religious woman, with remarkably intimate knowledge of the Bible. As a Bible class teacher she attained an exceptionally enviable reputation.

"Mrs. Cunningham was a pioneer in the prohibition movement in this part of the country, having been one of the most acti"':e members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. She was promi­ nently identified with tlie .. alumnae association of Greensboro College; in fact, she evidenced keen interest in many enterprises of public nature and was largely instrumental in the success of a number of important undertakings. Yesterday her charitable activities and monetary contributions were recalled with pride by friends, who were much impressed because of her unselfish interest in the welfare of others, her ministrations in behalf of those in need and because of her devout life. She was known as a woman of fine ideals, of genial nature, of brilliant intellect, and at the same time she was happily free from ostentation. She had an exceptionally large number of devoted friends. Those who knew Mrs. Cunningham realized that she was a very vital part of the community - the community which she especially loved and which entertained much affection for her."

e. Nancy (Nannie) Witcher was born August 23, 1846 at Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She attended Greensboro College, Greensboro, North Carolina. She married first Victor Clay McAdoo, who was born March 25, 1845 and died November 5, 1878, son of Calvin Nicks and Isabel McConnell McAdoo. He was educated at Wilson's School and the University of North Carolina. He was in Co. I, 5th N. C. Cavalry, Gordon's Brigade, Stuart's Division, Army of Northern Virginia, and was in the battles of Ream's Station, Stoney Creek and Yellow Tavern. He was wounded several times and given his parole in Virginia at the close of the war. Nannie and Victor Clay McAdoo had six children: Decatur, Bella and Harriet, all of whom died when very young; Victor Clay, Jr., - 25 - Thomas Jones and Calvin Nicks Il. After Mr. McAdoo's death, she married Robert Ruffin King, son of Lvdia Bowman and John King. They were married in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January 2, 1888. Mr. King was born in Guilford County, North Carolina, October 24, 1851, was sick only six weeks in his life and died in Greensboro, North Carolina, November 25, 1946. He was a lawyer and was mayor of Greensboro from 1881 to 1888. Their child was Robert Ruffin, Jr. Mrs. King died in May 1929 at Wesley Long Hospital in Greensboro. Death was attributed to pneumonia, a heart attack and advanced age. Funeral services were conducted at her home, 329 McAdoo Avenue, by Dr. Charles F. Myers, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Interment was in Green Hill cemetery, Greensboro.

Excerpts from obituary in the Greensboro Daily News:

"Mrs. King, who was eighty-two years old, was the wife of R. R. King, president of the Greens­ boro Bar Association and one of the state's outstanding attorneys, and mother of R. R. King, Jr., mayor of Greensboro. She was active in religious, social and community affairs and had lived in Greensboro the last half century. She possessed an unusually attractive personality, a strong character and other qualities which made and held for her a legion of friends throughout this section and in her native state, Virginia.

"Mrs. King was the only original woman stockholder in the Guilford Battleground Association. Nannie Avenue on the battle ground reservation was named for her. She owned extensive real estate here and elsewhere. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and was always interested in the affairs of that denomination. Characterized by a charming and gracious manner, Mrs. King was frequently called 'A typical lady of the Old South.' She was always ready to lend a helping hand to the unfortunate, and was particularly generous in her charities to negroes."

f. Emily (Emmie) was born in 1848 and never married. She lived at Bachelors' Hall, Pitt­ sylvania County, Virginia, where she was born. She died at the age of eighty-two on December 16, 1930 and is buried in Green Hill cemetery, Danville, Virginia.

g. John Keen was born at Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, July 13, 1850. He died April 4, 1917 in Richmond, Virginia, of septic poisoning. His funeral was conducted by Rev. J. J. Gravatt, rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. He married Mary Blair Wilkinson of Mary­ land, daughter of Mary Blair Peachey and Captain John Wilkinson. They lived at 918 Park Avenue, Richmond. Mr. Jones was engaged in the leaf tobacco business. Their children were Janet Keen, Doris, Decatur and Harold Godwin.

h. Thomas Decatur was born October 13, 1852 at Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Vir­ ginia, and died in Durham, North Carolina, on October 30, 1889. He is buried in Durham. He went into tobacco in 1877 with his brothers. He afterwards went to Asheville, North Carolina, where he continued in the tobacco business, while from 1882 until his death in 1889 he was tobacconist1 in Durham, North Carolina. In association with W. A. Lea he established the Globe Warehouse in 1881 and soon afterward began independently to engage in bright leaf tobacco trade. He did more to establish Durham's reputation for the finest qualities of leaf tobacco than any other man in the busi­ ness and he did much to bring the leaf tobacco trade from the border counties to Durham. In 1882 he began to handle fine leaf trade exclusively and became the largest and most expert bright­ wrapper buyer in the state. When the first tobacco warehouse was opened in Raleigh, at the open­ ing auction he paid the highest price, twenty dollars a pound, for several hundred pounds. He was one of the organizers and director of the First National Bank and was a director of the Tobacco Board of Trade. In civic affairs he was helpfully interested and he was a most charitable man, extending assistance to all who needed aid and to all important public projects. His residence in Durham was one of the finest in the state and he was owner of the table that was used by Generals Johnston and Sherman when on April 26, 1865, at the Bennett House, the articles of surrender were signed. He also possessed many other interesting Historical objects. 2

1. Excerpt from article in Tobacco Journal: "Virginia is proud of Thos. D. Jones as her son and North Carolina is proud to claim him by adoption. In the toba~co trade of the two states a more worthy representative is not to be found." 2. North Carolina, The Old North State and the New, Archibald Henderson, 1941, Vol. IV, p. 399.

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Wedding of Mary Christian (Kate) Jones and Major Joseph Motley Morehead, November 8, 1883, at Bachelors' Hall. Standing, left to right: Charles Bixler Jones, Thomas Decatur Jones, Mrs. Bettie Ann Jones Cunningham, Decatur Jones., Mrs. Decatur Jones, Major and Mrs. Morehead. Seated, left to right: John Keen Jones, Mrs. Nancy Witcher Jones McAdoo, Emmie J'ones, Mrs. Maria Louise Jones Haase, Mrs. Araminta Jones Holcombe, William Henry Jones and D'Orsay Jones.

On October 21, 1884 Thomas Decatur Jones married Mattie Logan Southgate, daughter of Delia Heywood Wynne and lames Southgate of Durham. They were married at Trinity Methodist Church in Durham, by Rev. T. A. Boone. Mrs. Jones was born October 4, 1864 and until her death in 1936 was known and honored for her untiring efforts for the cultural and civic progress of Durham. She was leader of the group of women who in 1909 organized and for ten years promoted the activities of the Civic League, which was the forerunner of city development and the beautifi­ cation and improvement of Durham.

Mr. and Mrs. Jones had four children: an unnamed infant, Thomas Decatur, Jr., Southgate and Albert Lyell.

i. Mary Christian (Kate) was born at Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, March 26, 1854. On November 8, 1883, at Bachelors' Hall, she married Major Joseph Motley Morehead, son of Mary Turner Lindsay and James Turner Morehead. He was born in Greensboro, North Carolina, July 9, 1840 and died there January 1, 1911. Mrs. Morehead died at her home, 215 South Eugene Street, in Greensboro, June 15, 1935. Both are buried in Green Hill cemetery in Greensboro. Their children were Harriet, Mary, Henry and James Turner, Jr.

Notice of marriage in a Danville, Virginia, paper:

HEAR THE MELLOW WEDDING BELLS

Yesterday the family and a few friends of Mr. Decatur Jones and wife, of Bachelors' Hall, in 'this county, assembled at his residence to witness the marriage of their daughter, Miss M. C. Jones, and Mr. Joseph Morehead, of Greensboro, North Carolina.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. 1. D. Traynham, of the M. E. Church, South. At one o'clock p. m. , the bridal party came into the parlor, the bride elegantly attired in a dress of cream surah and brocaded satin, and the bride and groom were soon pronounced no longer twain but one. After the ceremony was concluded, the guests partook of a sumptuous dinner - "a feast fit for the Gods."

The happy party left at four o'clock for the D. and N. River train, en route for Greensboro. The occasion was one of exceedingly great pleasure and joy, and the many friends of the contract­ ing parties wish them much happiness and a long life. While we regret that Virginia loses so fair and lovely a daughter, we congratulate our neighbor on the acquisition of an exquisitely charming and attractive addition to her society.

From Major Morehead's obituary in a Greensboro, N. C. paper:

"He was well known and beloved by all the city's oldest citizens as well as by many of her more recent comers. He was a man of genial and friendly bearing, interesting and engaging in conver­ sation, and was conscious of as little enmity as any man that could be named with a career of so much usefulness to society and the state.

"He practiced law until 1871. For many iears he was acting president of the Guilford Battle­ ground Association. When the Civil War began Major Morehead enlisted as a private in the Guilford Grays and was soon appointed a First Lieutenant in the 2nd N. C. State Troops. Because of ill health he had to abandon the service soon afterwards. In 1865 he began active life in Greens­ boro. He was an active member of the First Presbyterian Church."

From Mrs. Kate Morehead's obituary in a Greensboro paper:

"Greensboro has hardly had a more popular, talented and versatile resident than Mrs. More­ head. Until waning health and the infirmaties of age prevented she was an active and prominent figure in the civic and social life of th_e community. Although she had resided in Greensboro for more than sixty years - since her marriage in 1883 to the late Major Morehead of this city - she was born at the ancestral Jones' home, Bachelors' Hall, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

"Mrs. Morehead established the Morehead cup in the city high school in memory of her husband and at various times she made generous donations to the city library and museum and the state university library. - 27 - "Throughout her life Mrs. Morehead was patriotic, public-spirited and charitable to an unusual degree. She was long an active member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and was a former regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and was active in religious work. Mrs. Morehead possessed a charming personality. She had a keen sense of humor, rare poise and an unusually attractive manner. She was keenly interested in ·art, and was talented in music, painting and literature.

Funeral services were conducted by Dr. Charles F. Myers, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church."

j. Charles Bixler was born February 24, 1856 at Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and never married. He died December 26, 1890 in Oxford, North Carolina, and is buried in Green Hill cemetery, Danville, Virginia. He was a tobacconist.

k. D'Orsay was born about 1858 at Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married Mary Glenn, daughter of Susan Major and lames Anderson Glenn of Glenmary, Halifax County, Vir­ ginia. Mrs. Jones was born October 16, 1868 and died at her winter home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, May 28, 1935. Mr. lones, who was a tobacconist, died in Danville, Virginia, April 4, 1932. Both are buried in Green Hill cemetery, Danville, Virginia. They had a son, Glenn. CHAPTER NINETEEN CHILDREN OF LOUISIANA (LUCY) JONES AND JAMES C. HARRIS

a. Virginia E. married Edmund Mahan.

b. Susan Caroline married Madison Jenkins Hampton on October 24, 1848. He was a son of 1ulia Millner and Sam Hampton of Cascade, Virginia, and was a merchant in Leaksville, North Carolina. Their child was James Harris. After Susan's death Mr. Hampton married her first cousin, Theresa lones, daughter of Elizabeth Depp Hubbard and Benjamin Jones. See Chapter 38 (A).

c. Mary Jane married a Mr. Jones of Kentucky.

d. George W. CHAPTER TWENTY CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH A. lONES AND GEORGE GRAVELY

a. Lillian died unmarried.

b. May Bud died September 13, __, in her sixteenth year (before her father died in 1901). CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE CHILDREN OF lANE lONES AND ABNER MARTIN

a. Addison was born September 15, 1843. He never married. He was a Confederate soldier who fought in the last battle of General Robert E. Lee's at Five Oaks and died of fever.

b. Benjamin Rush was born February 11, 1846. He never married. He was a Confederate soldier who was killed in action at Malvern Hill near Richmond, Virginia. CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO CHILDREN OF MARY WHITE lONES AND lAMES ORSON MARTIN a. George Canning was born November 20, 1827. His first wife was Eliza McCleave from York County, South Carolina. She died shortly after the birth of their twins. The babies died about the same time. In the fall of 1853 he married Sarah lane Lindsay who was born March 11, 1832 and died April 3, 1915. She was a daughter of Margaret Anne Latimer and Robert Milligan Lindsay of York County, South Carolina. George Canning Martin was lost in the Civil War. He was never found after the explosion during the siege of Petersburg, Virginia. According to history this occurred on luly 30, 1864. He and Sarah lane Lindsay had five children: Robert Orson, John Thomas, Mary Margaret, William Warren and Eliza George.

- 28 - b. Eliza was born February 13, 1832. On November 6, 1851 she married Warren Norman, son of Kathryn Larison and Dutton L. Norman of Henry County, Virginia. He was born March 8, 1817 and died December 26, 1883. Eliza died July 18, 1924. Their children were George Wash­ ington, Warren, Jr., James M., Sarah Jane (Janie), Eliza, Mary Esther, Nannie, Clay, William Henry Harrison and Virginia.

c. Lafayette (Bud) Jackson was born in 1833 and fought in the Civil War. He married Mary Caroline Milliner of Henry County, Virginia, who was born in 1850 and died in 1911. Their chil­ dren were William Wallace, Ernest Lee, Mary Caroline, Charles, Bertram Ballard, Lula Moss and two children who died when infants.

d. William (Babe) Daniel was born in 1837 and fought in the Civil War. He married Mollie Wade and their children were Joe, Mary, John, Sallie, Orson and Daisey.

e. Thomas (Tom) fought in the Civil War. He was born in March 1845. He married Lucinda,· Meadow and had George, Kate, Eliza and Arrabella.

f. James Orson, Jr. was born March 17, 1851 and died December 7, 1920. On October 21, 1873 he married Ella Turner who was born March 28, 1853 and died March 19, 1943. She was a daughter of Eliza Norman and 1ohn Turner of Henry County, Virginia. Their children were Lucy, Mary Elizabeth (Mamie), Sue and Rorer James.

g. Anthony Bennings Johns was born October 31, 1853 and died June 27, 1928. On November 12, 1875 he married Lula Wren Hubbard from Callands, Virginia, a daughter of Elizabeth Ann Walker and Moses Allen Hubbard. She was born June 23, 1861 and died September 19, 1948. Their children were Alvah Walker, Ramey Jones, Lister Allen, Elizabeth Depp, Maybud, Moses Hubbard, Lucy Ester and Anthony Bennings Johns, Jr.

h. Cincinnatus never married. He studied to be a doctor.

i. Mary died when young. CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE CHILDREN OF JULIA CONRAD AND BEVERLY JONES

a. Abram Gabriel was born September 6, 1844. On June 27, 1876 he married Nannie Ellen Dalton, daughter of Margaret Melissa Rives and Nicholas Dalton of Dalton. She was born October 20, 1857 and died January 6, 1947. Abram Gabriel was a Confederate soldier who fought with distinction in 1. E. B. Stuart's cavalry. He was a physician and practiced at Walnut Cove, North Carolina. He died January 15, 1934. Their children were Margaret, Frances (Fannie), Annie Kate, Abram Dalton, Beverly, Nannie and Robert Rives.

b. James Benjamin was born April 16, 1846 and died November 8, 1911. He was a minister of the Christian Church. He married Mary Frances Rogers, and after her death Carrie Anderson. He was president of William Woods College, Fulton, Missouri, for fifteen years. He was a Con­ federate soldier. He and Mary Frances Rogers had four children; Eleanor Conrad, James Beverly, Mildred and Frances Adair.

c. Alexarider Conrad was born April 19, 1848 and died June 6, 1865. He was a military cadet at Horner Institute.

d. Robert Henry was born July 23, 1850 and died May 8, 1933. His first wife was Sallie Wayt, daughter of Mary Redd and Dr. John Wayt. They were married January 15, 1879. She was born October 6, 1856 and died June 14, 1888. Both she and Robert Henry are buried in Oakwood Ceme­ tery, Martinsville, Virginia. Their children were Mary Beverly, Conrad, John Wayt, Cynthia and Sallie Wayt. His second wife was Amelia Holland. They had no children. Robert Henry practiced dentistry in Martinsville, Virginia, for a number of years. He moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina in 18 90.

e. Erastus Beverly was born August 21, 1852. His first wife was Ida Mathewson. They had no children. His second wife was Sue Barbour, a member of a prominent family of Kentucky.

- 29 - Their daughter was Hervey Louise. He was a prominent lawyer as well as politician, was elected to the House and Senate of North Carolina several times. For seven years he was judge of the Superior Court, taking rank with the eminent jurists of his state. He died August 15, 1923 at his home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

f. Ella Mary was born October 30, 1854 and died November 7, 1935. She lived at the home­ place, Oak Grove, Bethania, North Carolina. She never married.

g. Virginia Eliza was born in 1856 and died March 13, 1893. She married Hamilton Lafayette Sullivan who was born August 13, 1855 in Forsyth County, North Carolina, and died March 24, 1908. He was a son of Loucetta Westmoreland and Nathaniel F. Sullivan. Their child was Beverly Nathaniel.

h. Julia Phillipina was born February 13, 1859 and died August 10, 1946. She never married and made her home at the homeplace, Oak Grove, Bethania, North Carolina.

i. Cathrine (Kate) Ann Elizabeth was born August 7, 1861 and died September 26, 1951. She never married and lived at the homeplace, Oak Grove, Bethania, North Carolina.

Obituary in Twin City Sentinel, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, September 27, 1951:

"She was graduated from Salem in 1881, and for the past seventy years had been active in alumnae work. She had made two significant gifts to the college library. One of them was a bound volume containing all the copies of Blum's Almanac from 1827 to date. The other was manuscript music that her mother, Julia Conrad Jones, had used in her studies at Salem from 1836 to 1840.

"In addition to her alumnae work, Miss Jones had been interested in all phases of education in her community and had written a book of poems."

j. Lucien Gwynn was born December 9, 1863 and died February 7, 1943. He never married and made his home at the homeplace, Oak Grove, Bethania, North Carolina. CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR CHILDREN OF JANE ELIZABETH JONES AND MOSES J. CARPER

a. Robert Beverly went west at the close of the Civil War.

b. James Jones married Mary Wilson. They had two daughters, Mary J. Wilson and Emma. James Jones Carper was clerk of court, Rocky Mount, Virginia.

c. Moses 1., Jr. married Lily Turnbull. CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE CHILDREN OF MARY ELIZABETH JONES AND JAMES HERVEY WITHERSPOON, JR.

a. Bartlett Jones was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, December 11, 1832. He died August 11, 1905. He attended Shirley Institute, Davidson College and graduated from South Carolina Col­ lege in 1856. He was Captain of the College Cadets. He was admitted to the Bar in December 1859. He was commissioned Lieutenant in the regular squadron of cavalry in January 1861 and was one of the first men to volunteer from Lancaster County. He transferred to the 1st South Carolina Regiment and in 1863 was made Captain of Company C. He served as Trial Justice, Intendent of Lancaster and Grand Master of Grand Lodge of Masons.

On December 12, 1867 he married Mary S. Stevens, daughter of Mary Porter and William Stevens of Lancaster County. Mrs. Witherspoon died in 1897. Their children were William Hervey, Bartlett Jones, Jr., Mary Elizabeth, Fannie Wylie, Marion Sims, Constance, Eliza Jane, an infant daughter and Louise.

b. Eliza Jane was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, October 25, 1834 and died November 4, 1909. On April 22, 1857 she married John D. Wylie who was born in 1832 and died May 15, 1893. He graduated from The Citadel in 1855 and was admitted to the Bar about 1857. He entered the

- 30 - Confederate Army as Captain of the Lancaster Greys in 1861 and was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel of the 5th Regiment. He was a Senator from 1877 to 1882.

Mrs. Wylie was educated at Barhamville, near Columbia, South Carolina, and Madame DuPre's in Charleston. She died of a stroke on November 4, 1909 in Lancaster and is buried in the Pres­ byterian Cemetery there.

Excerpts from Mrs. Wylie's obituary:

"Mrs. Wylie possessed in a remarkable degree the happy faculty of winning the confidence and friendship of all with whom she came in contact. She was an entertaining, attractive conversation­ alist and both old and young ever found pleasure and interest in her cultured companionship. Her life was indeed a benediction, leaving a lasting impress of all that is pure and ennobling in the activities of ideal womanhood.

"For many years preceding her death, in fact, from girlhood, Mrs. Wylie was a loyal member of the Presbyterian Church and took an active interest in church work. Accomplished and of liter­ ary taste, she was a charter member of the Friday Afternoon Book Club, Lancaster's oldest women's literary and social organization. Seven years ago she was chosen president of the club, which honored position she held at the time of her death. She was also a member of that patriotic organization of noble Southern women, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and at one time was president of the Lancaster chapter."

The children of Colonel and Mrs. Wylie were Richard Evans and two daughters whose names are not known. They also reared Mrs. Wylie's niece, Mary Belle Hall.

c. James Hervey m was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, August 16, 1836 and died there on October 4, 1905. He was educated at Mount Zion College and graduated in medicine at Charles­ ton Medical College. He was a surgeon in the 5th Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers during the Civil War. In addition to his practice of medicine, he was in the drug business in Lancaster and Rock Hill. He was an Elder in the Presbyterian Church.

In 1870 he married Emma 0. Haseltine, daughter of Judson Haseltine of Lancaster. Their children were Judson Haseltine, Samuel Hall, Mary Emma and James Augustus.

d. Frances Elizabeth was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, May 5, 1838 and died October 27, 1865. In June of 1863 in Lancaster County! she married Rev. William T. Hall, D. D. of Colum­ bia, South Carolina. He was born in North Carolina December 5, 1835. He graduated from David­ son College, Davidson, N. C. and Theological Seminary, Columbia, S. C. He was a chaplain in a Mississippi brigade in the Confederate Army. After Mrs. Hall's death, Dr. Hall married a Miss Handy. Mary Belle, the only child of Frances Elizabeth Witherspoon and Dr. Hall, was adopted by her aunt, Mrs. John D. Wylie.

e. A son born in Lancaster, South Carolina, October 10, 1839 and died May 20, 1840.

f. Samuel Constantine was born in Lancaster, South Carolina September 22, 1846 and died May 11, 1898 in Ranier, Oregon. He was in the drug business in Montgomery, Alabama, and then in the lumber business in Oregon. He never married. CHAPTER TWENTY -SIX CHILDREN OF FRANCES AMELIA TALIAFERRO AND BENJAMIN RUSH JONES

a. Benjamin Rush, Jr. was born in Montgomery, Alabama, on March 16, 1842. On December 16, 1863 in Mobile, Alabama, he married Elizabeth Van Vechten Smith, who was born in Mobile in 1839. She was a daughter of Mary Ann Fettyplace and Lt. Col. Walter Smith, Jr. She died in 1918. Benjamin Rush, Jr. died August 19, 1869. They lived in Montgomery, Alabama, and their only child was Mary Rush.

1. North and South Carolina Marriage Records, by Clemens, page 291.

- 31 - INFORMATION CONCERNING THE MILITARY RECORD OF SERVICE OF BENJAMIN JONES, JR. IN THE ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.I

At the age of nineteen, in February 1861, B. Rush Jones, Jr., having just finished his course at the University of Alabama, enlisted as a volunteer in the Mobile cadets. Shortly thereafter he transferred to a cavalry company which was raised by Brigadier General James H. Clanton, at Montgomery, Alabama. As he was just out of college, and having no occupation, his father, Dr. Benjamin Rush Jones, had his estate valued, and gave his son at this time his legal share. This money was invested in both property and business in the South, and owing to the diversity of the times, all was lost.

After a year's service with Clanton, who commanded the 1st Alabama cavalry, he transferred to Semples Battery {Artillery) in which he served eighteen months.

Then by his father giving two men, and paying them each $500.00 he was allowed to enlist with Colonel David Blakey, who commanded a regiment in the 1st Alabama Cavalry, again under Clanton. He acted first as a courier to the Colonel, and was afterwards made Sergeant Major. He fought in all the major engagements in both Tennessee and Kentucky. Br-ig. Gen'l Clanton served as a part of the Cavalry together with General Nathan Bedford Forrest in the Army of the Department of Tennessee.

During one of the engagements with the army of Tennessee his horse was shot from under him, and in falling, he was struck across the chest by the pommel of the saddle which fractured his col­ lar bone, and other bones in his chest. He was sent home to Montgomery, and there nursed back to health. He again returned to the service and was commissioned a first lieutenant in a cavalry company commanded by Captain Price Williams.

He was honorably discharged in April, 1865, when the army of Tennessee surrendered to Sherman.

He was married in 1863 to Elizabeth Van Vechten Smith, and they had one child, Mary Rush Jones, who married Charles Sise du Mont, of Mobile, Alabama.

Due to the exposure when he was wounded, and the crushing of his chest, he had contracted tuberculosis, the effects from which he died in 1869 at the age of 29 years. The home which he had bought, and in which he was convalescing after the end of the War, was burned to the ground by Carpet-Baggers who infested the South at this time. All his personal property was destroyed.

b. Mary was born September 3, 1843 and died January 2, 1861.

c. Frances Amelia was born December 9, 1845 and died February 20, 1918. On June 25, 1872 she married Edgar Winter, son of William and Amanda Malissa Winter. He was born in 1830 in Chatham, Canada, and died November 4, 1934. Their children were Maude Hope, Lucie Ellen and Marian Theresa.

d. Elise Virginia was born July 13, 1852 at "Prairie Place," Montgomery County, Alabama, and died October 7, 1935. On November 27, 1872, in the First Presbyterian Church at Montgomery, she married Thomas Marshall Vass who was born December 8, 1843 at "Tweedside," Richmond, Virginia, and died August 4, 1915. He was a son of Elizabeth Eleanor Hawkins Smith and James Cumyns Vass. Their children were Emily, Rush Jones, Eleanor Hawkins, Theresa Lee, Libbie White, Virginia, Mary Marshall and Robert White. They lived in Montgomery, Alabama, where Mr. Vass was Chief Clerk for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

e. Lucie Ellen was born November 4, 1854. She married first Nicholas Meriwether Marks. Their only child was Emily Taliaferro. Her second husband was William N. Jackson. They had no children. Mrs. Jackson lived in Montgomery, Alabama.

f. Susan Theresa was born July 12, 1859. On August 7, 1888 she married George Platt Waller who was born March 17, 1858 and died November 4, 1919. He was a doctor of medicine in Mont­ gomery, Alabama. Their children were George Platt, Jr., Frances Amelia, William Chambers,

I. A Genealogical History, du Mont de Soumagne Family, John Sanderson du Mont, 1944, page 30.

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Statue of Dr. James Marion Sims in Bryant Park, New York City. Standing before it are his daughter, Mrs. John Allan Wyeth (Florence Nightingale Sims) and her son, Marion Sims Wyeth.

Luther Hill and Kathryn Theresa. The Waller home is Halcyon Hill, Meigs Road, Montgomery, Alabama. CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF ELIZA THERESA JONES AND JAMES MARION SIMS

a. Mary Virginia was born April 13, 1838. In November 1860 she married Charles Carr. Their two daughters, Constance and Addie, died without issue. Mary Virginia died June 26, 1899.

b. Eliza Theresa was born November 22, 1839, at Montgomery, Alabama. On March 17, 1864, in Paris, France, she married Dr. Thomas Pratt. Dr. Pratt, who was from Alabama, returned to the states and served with General MacGruder in the Army of Virginia. Eliza Theresa died June 24, 1926, at No. 15 Avenue President Wilson, Paris, France. Dr. Pratt died about 1889. They had no children.

c. Granville Sharp was born March 24, 1841 and died at Galveston, Texas, on October 10, 1864. He had run the blockade from Paris, France, to join the Confederate Army, and contracted a fever which proved fatal. ·

d. Carrie Marion was born May 2, 1843. On April 22, 1875 she married William Graham Sandford, and English diplomat, who died at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1884, where he was the British minister. Carrie died October 10, 1903 in Paris, France. They had no children.

e. Merry Christmas died Wednesday, October 4, 1848, aged two years, ten months and ten days.

f. Fannie Marion was born November 23, 1847. On September 2, 1873 she married Charles E. Gregory. They were married in Newport, Rhode Island, by Bishop Potter. Mr. Gregory was born November 15, 1837 and died April 1, 1917. Mrs. Gregory died October 26, 1877 and is buried in Greenwood Cemetery, New York City. Their children were Fannie Marion, Alice and France.

g. Harry Marion, who was a doctor, was born February 27, 1851. On July 1, 1890 he mar­ ried Lillian Douglas who is deceased. They had no children. He died in November 1923 at Poughkeepsie, New York, and is buried in Greenwood Cemetery in New York City.

h. William was born July 28, 1854 and died in February 1884.

i. Florence Nightingale was born in New York City on August 22, 1855. On April 10, 1886 she married Dr. John Allan Wyeth who was born May 26, 1845 in Marshall County, Alabama. He was founder of Clinic Hospital in New York City, wrote the life of General Nathan Bedford For­ rest, and was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Society of New York. History of Alabama, Volume 1,. page 991: "Alabama contributed another medical scientist 'whose skill hath served the human lot to raise,' in the person of Dr. John Allan Wyeth, one of this country's leading surgeons and medical educators and authors. Dr. Wyeth organized and presided over the famous Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital of New York City. He is accredited with introducing post-graduate medical instruction in the United States."

Mrs. Wyeth died September 24, 1915 and is buried in Greenwood Cemetery in New York City. Dr. Wyeth died May 28, 1922 in New York City. Their children were Florence Sims, Marion Sims and John Allan, Jr. CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT. CHILDREN OF AMELIA VIRGINIA 10NES MASSEY AND EDWARD JONES HOOPER ' . a. Theresa Virginia married Joseph Forney Johnston, son of Nancy Forney and Dr. William Johnston. He was a governor of Alabama and U. S. Senator. He died August 8, 1913. Their chil­ dren were Joseph Forney, Jr., Edward Douglas and a son whose name is not known.

b. William married and had a family. 1

1. Reference Robbie Kyle Smith, July 19, 1952.

- 33 - CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE CfilLDREN OF JANE THOMPSON AND JAMES JONES

a. George Washington Il married Sarah . Their children were James, Nannie and Pansy. -----

b. Jane married an Adams.

c. Toney (or Terry)

d. Lula

e. Lena CHAPTER THIRTY (A) CHILD OF CHARLOTTE MASSEY AND CHURCHILL BENJAMIN JONES

a. Frederica was born December 2, 1851 and died February 5, 1935. She married William Henry Green who died in 1891 at the age of thirty-five years. Their children were Walter Erwin, William Henry, Jr., Mary Barnes, Nett, Cotard, Sue Brown, Daniel Brown and Frederick Ennis. CHAPTER THIRTY (B) CHILDREN OF SARAH MASSEY AND CHURCHILL BENJAMIN JONES

a. Mary Elizabeth was born February 17, 1857 and died September 19, 1906. She married 1. Wrenn Tillman who was born April 24, 1854 and died April 15, 1905. They lived at Great Falls, South Carolina. They had no children but adopted one.

b. Sarah was born November 28, 1858 and died in November 1939. On December 17, 1878 she married Arthur Wilburn Hicklin who was born November 8, 1851, son of Margaret Anne Houze and Hugh Hicklin of Chester County, South Carolina. Mr. Hicklin, who was a farmer, died January 7, 1910. They lived in Lancaster, South Carolina. Their children were Janie Emma, Arthur, Fre­ derica and Robert Edward.

c. William Davie was born June 16, 1861 and died June 27, 1921. He married Mary Delilah Adams who was born December 27, 1869 and died January 17, 1940. She was a daughter of Amanda and David L. Adams. Their children were Jennie Delilah, William Davie, Jr., John Craig, Alwyn Reamy and Charles Alfonsa.

d. Churchill Benjamin, Jr. was born October 19, 1863 and died November 6, 1912. He married Mary Elizabeth Barber who was born March 31, 1870 and died December 18, 1944. They lived at Fort Lawn, South Carolina. Their children were Jennie Mae, Alma Fredrica, Susie Cloud Boylston, Willie Barber, Mary, Clyde Corinne, Churchill Beatrice and Sarah Lucille.

e. Allen Davie was born in 1867 and is deceased. He was unmarried and lived at Great Falls, South Carolina.

f: John was born January 19, 1869 and died November 3, 1893. He married first Ida Jackson. Their children were Claude and Gertrude. He married second Mrs. Adams.

g. Ella was born March 4, 1874 and died October 24, 1934. She married first a Gladden and second Alfonso Withers. She had no children. She lived at Great Falls, South Carolina.

h. Amelia Love was born May 19, 1877 and died February 12, 1921. She married Pickett McCullough who was born December 15, 1853 and died January 3, 1903. They lived at Great Falls, South Carolina. Their child was Pickett, Jr.

i. Thomas P. was born in 1881 and died in 1942. He married Della Culp who was born in 1883. They lived in Great Falls, South Carolina. Their children were Thomas P., Jr., Churchill Benjamin, Sarah, Marguerite and Allen.

- 34 - CHAPTER THIRTY -ONE CHILDREN OF SARAH DAVIE JONES AND FREDERICK E. FRASER

a. Emilie Goudard was born May 10, 1856 and died January 7, 1920. She married J. Alwyn Ball who was born August 14, 1855 and died January 17, 1926. They lived in Charleston, South Carolina. Their child was J. Alwyn, Jr.

b. Isabel Screven was born November 3, 1857 and died January 27, 1897. She married Wil­ liam C. Ball.

c. Frederick G. married Susie E. Ball. They had a daughter. CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO (A) CHILDREN OF MARY ALLEN THORNTON AND ROBERT BENJAMIN KYLE

a. Robert died when young.

b. Mary was born in 1855 and died February 28, 1892. She was educated at Nazareth Acad­ emy, Bardstown, Kentucky. She married in 1875 Marcus Lucius Foster, son of General Ira C. Foster of the Confederate Army. He was born in 1850 and died in 1933. He was L & N ticket agent and a land owner in Gadsden, Alabama. They lived on Walnut Street in Gadsden. Their children were Virginia, Ira Roe, Robert, Marcus Lucius, Jr. and Mary. Both Mr. and Mrs. Foster are buried in Gadsden. CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO (B) CHILDREN OF MARY VIRGINIA NUCKOLLS AND ROBERT BENJAMIN KYLE

a. Nena was born in 1859 and died in 1942. In 1877 she married James M. Elliott, Jr. of Rome, Georgia, who was born in 1854 and died in 1915. Their children were Mary Emma, Kyle, Harvey and Cornelia.

b. Thomas Stonewall was born December 18, 1865 in Jacksonville, Alabama, and died October 8, 1940 in Gadsden, Alabama. He attended Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia. On October 19, 1887 he married Sudie Murphy of Salisbury, North Carolina, whose brother had been a classmate at Washington and Lee. She was born May 14, 1867, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy. Their children were Robert Bartlett, and William Conrad. Mrs. Kyle died March 18, 1946. Mr. Kyle was in the lumber business, banking and manufacturing.

c. Joseph was born in 1866. He attended a private school in Columbus, Georgia, and died in 1882, at the age of sixteen, of typhoid while attending Howard College at Marion, Alabama.

d. Bessie was born in 1870. She attended Judson Institute, Marion, Alabama. In 1890 she mar­ ried William J. Beggs, son of Catherine Beacom and George Beggs of Macon, Georgia. Their chil­ dren were Edith, William George, Catherine, Robert and Susan. Mrs. Beggs is deceased.

e. Edith was born in 1872. She attended Judson Institute, Marion, Alabama. In 1892 she mar­ ried Eugene Exum Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Washington Thompson of Wilmington, North Carolina. Mr. Thompson attended Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn, Alabama, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Their children were Mary Louise, Marian, Florie, Eugenia, John Washington Il, Elizabeth and Corneli,a. Mrs. Thompson is deceased.

f. Robbie was born in 1875. She married Franklin Fletcher Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Madison Smith of Rowan County, North Carolina. Their son was Franklin Fletcher, Jr. Mr. Smith was born in 1858 and died in 1915. Mrs. Smith lives at 201 South Fulton Street, Salis­ bury, North Carolina.

g. Florie was born in 1877. In 1901 she married Richard Marshall Harris of Rowan County, North Carolina. Their child was Sara. Mrs. Harris is deceased.

- 35 - CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE CHILDREN OF CATHERINE (KATE) LYDIA MORAGNE AND JOHN HUNTER KYLE

a. Elizabeth Pamela was born in Columbus, Georgia, April 4, 1863 and died June 21, 1864.

b. Joseph Moragne was born in Columbus, Georgia, November 12, 1864 and died September 12, 1868.

c. Annie Wise was born October 31, 1866 in Columbus, Georgia. She married Henry Barry Woolfolk on December 11, 1888. He was born October 15, 1859 in Columbus, Georgia, son of Maria Nelson and William Grey Woolfolk. He died January 26, 1931. Mrs. Woolfolk lives with her daugh-' ter at 1948 Wynnton Road, Columbus, Georgia. Their children are Henry Barry, Jr., Joseph Kyle, Albert Sidney Il and Kate. d. Elizabeth Lee was born November 21, 1868 in Columbus, Georgia. She married November 12, 1890, George Leon Candler, from Genna, Georgia, who was born February 16, 1860 and died Febru­ ary 27, 1935. He was a son of Albert and Susan Candler. Their children are Catherine, Elizab~~-!t and Leonora. Mr. Candler was with Central of Georgia Railway. Mrs. Candler lives at 138 East 46th Street, Savannah, Georgia. e. John Hunter, Jr. was born January 24, 1871 in Columbus, Georgia, and died July 11, 1906. He never married.

f. Joseph was born in Columbus, Georgia, February 16, 1874 and died June 22, 1911. He never married. CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH PAMELA KYLE AND NATHANIEL AUGUSTUS NUCKOLLS, JR.

a. Joseph Kyle was born August 13, 1857 and died January 24, 1903. In 1882 he married Maxie Willingham who was born in Barnwell District, South Carolina, July 4, 1863 and died in 1940. She was a daughter of Emilie Dewes of Forsythe, Georgia, and William Alexander Wil_lingham of Barnwell District, South Carolina. Their child was Emilie Frances.

b. William Thomas was born March 12, 1861 and died December 22, 1911. He married Kate McMillan who died in 1950. They had no children.

c. Elizabeth Kyle was born June 11, 1862 in Columbus, Georgia. On November 21, 1883 she married James Smythe Willcox who was born September 30, 1859 in Geneva, Switzerland, where his father conducted a school for American young men. His mother was Frances Smythe and his father was Cyprian Porter Willcox who was professor of Modern Languages at the University of Georgia. Mr. Willcox was State General Agent, then Manager, for the Mutual Life Insurance Com­ pany of New York. He died December 2, 1921. Mrs. Willcox died April 28, 1938. They made their home in Montgomery, Alabama, from 1889 to 1915, then in Birmingham, Alabama, until their deaths. Their children were James DeWitt and Joseph Kyle.

CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE CHILD OF ROSA BELVIN AND WITCHER JONES a. Margaret was born March 23, 1869 and died December 18, 1936. She married Joseph Robinson Walker, Jr. who was born June 10, 1863, son of Mary Ann Carson and Joseph Robinson Walker of England. Mr. Walker, who was a banker, merchant and miner, died December 21, 1944. Their children were Margaret, Sibyl, Witcher Raymond and Joseph Robinson m. · CHAPTER THffiTY -SIX CHILDREN OF ANNIE HUNT ROBINSON AND ELISHA KEEN JONES

a. Agnes was born July 31, 1883. On June 1, 1905 she married Daniel Price Withers who was born January 16, 1879 in Danville, Virginia, son of Lemma Price and Elijah Benton Withers. Judge Withers died June 20, 1927 and is buried in Green Hill cemetery in Danville. Mrs. Withers lives in Danville. Their children were Daniel Price, Jr., Anne Stuart, Agnes Dillard and Mary Stokes.

- 36 - b. Bartlett Kyle was born November 1, 1886 and died May 19, 1929. He is buried in Green Hill cemetery, Danville, Virginia. He was a leaf tobacco dealer. He married Thelma Speer who was born in Danville in January 1897, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Speer. Their only child was Bartlett Kyle, Jr.

c. Grace Stuart was born October 17, 1888. On December 16, 1914 she married Henry Smith Richardson of Greensboro, North Carolina, who was born July 19, 1885, son of Mary Lynn Smith and Lunsford Richardson. Mr. Richardson is with the Vick Chemical Company. They make their home at Green Farms, Connecticut, and Greensboro, North Carolina. Their children are Grace Stuart, Mary Keen, Henry Smith, Jr., Robert Randolph and John Page.

d. Elisha Keen, Jr. was born January 3, 1892 and died in Tuscon, Arizona October 2, 1925. He is buried in Green Hill cemetery, Danville, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Williams of Knoxville, Tennessee, who was born September 8, 1901 and died September 17, 1926. She, too, is buried in Green Hill cemetery. They had no children. CHAPTER TffiRTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF ANNE MARIA JONES AND JOHN WILLIAM JAMES

a. Anne Elizabeth was born December 8, 1876 and died about 1879 of pneumonia.

b. Lt. John Frederick was born March 3, 1878. He was killed in action on the island of Leyte on August 9, 1906, near Julita during an engagement with the Pulijanes (outlaw Filipinos). He attended the General Service and Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and was a graduate of the staff college. Lt. James never married. He was buried in Arlington Cemetery and his remains later removed to Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia.

From his obituary in a Danville, Virginia, paper:

"There was no one among the younger officers who had a more brilliant and promising career than Lt. James. He was an ideal soldier, a born leader of men, cool in action and had a thorough knowledge of the art of war, not only as exemplified by the text books, but by service actually in the field. He was an ideal, representative American, handsome, strong, vigorous and mentally alert. He was a social favorite and his death will be regretted by his friends throughout the army."

c. Helen was born December 10, 1879. She married Randolph Meade on June 4, 1902. They had two sons, Frederick James and Randolph, Jr. Randolph Meade died in 1936. Mrs. Meade makes her home in Washington, D. C.

d. Russell was born April 23, 1883 and died in February 1917. He graduated from Virginia Military Institute in 1905 and was a Captain in the United States Army. He never married.

e. Jules was born February 14, 1885. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy and was retired from the Navy as a Vice Admiral in 1946. On October 30, 1928 at the Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, Pa., he married Eleanor Standish Gamble, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Robert Grattan Gamble of Haverford, Pennsylvania. Their children are Eleanor Gamble, Anne Selden and Mabel White. Admiral James and family live at 3100 Cathedral Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. He is with National Lead Company.

f. Harriet was born June 10, 1888 and has never married. She makes her home at the Wyoming Apartments in Washington, D. C.

g. Bartlett was born September 3, 1893 and died in October 1917. He never married.

Obituary in a Danville, Virginia, paper:

CAPTAIN JAMES KILLED Dead Officer was Chief Witness in Trial of Negro Mutineers in Houston

Houston Post, Texas, Oct. 26. The most important witness for the government in the Houston negro mutiny trial is dead. - 37 - Captain Bartlett James, white commander of Company L of the 24th U. S. (negro) infantry, was found dead in his tent Wednesday morning with a gunshot wound in his left breast. He was still in command of Company L, stationed now at Columbus, N. M.

Captain James had been with the command but nine days before the trouble. He was a West Point graduate and a thorough soldier.

On the night of the mutiny his conduct is said by military investigators to have been most remarkable. He showed courage, coolness and common sense. It was due to Captain James that Company L had fewer men in the mutiny party than any of the three other companies of the bat­ talion. Evidence to the effect will be introduced at the trial in San Antonio of sixty-three of the negro soldiers accused of murder.

Those who have conducted investigations here do not believe that Captain James died by a self­ inflicted wound. He was not that sort, they say. He had nothing against his record because of the outbreak; on the contrary, he had conducted himself as a fearless and shrewd officer and his con­ duct had been recognized as exactly that. On the other hand, his death robbed the government of a star witness.

Major Dudley V. Sutphin, assistant judge advocate in the coming trial of the negroes, was deeply moved when told of Captzjn James' tragic death.

The funeral was held at the Church of the Epiphany, Danville, Virginia, and interment was in Green Hill Cemetery, Danville. CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT (A) CHILDREN OF THERESA JONES AND MADISON JENKINS HAMPTON

a. Sam Lake, who never married, died in 1888 at the age of about thirty. He made his home with his mother in Leaksville, North Carolina.

b. Maybud was born in Leaksville, North Carolina, on May 13, 1861 and died January 5, 1932. On April 2, 1882 she married Thomas Ruffin Pratt who was born near Leaks ville, North Carolina on May 29, 1856 and died May 3, 1931. His parents were Nancy Harris and Philip Aaron Pratt. He was a merchant and contractor. Mrs. Pratt was an Episcopalian. Their children were: Pearl, Agnes, Thomas Ruffin, Jr. and Madison Hampton. CHAPTER THffiTY-EIGHT (B) CHILDREN OF THERESA JONES HAMPTON AND ALLEN TAYLOR HOPPER

a. Lucy Allen (Allie) was born July 20, 1875. In June 1895 she married James William Ivie of Leaksville, North Carolina, who was born in Patrick County, Virginia, February 18, 1860, son of Sallie Scales and William S. Ivie. Mr. Ivie, who was a merchant and live stock dealer, died April 15, 1939. Mrs. Ivie died November 7, 1945. Their daughter is Kathleen. b. Allen Taylor, Jr. was born January 17, 1878. On April 23, 1902 he married Katherine (Katie) Williams who was born in Rockingham County, North Carolina March 6, 1879, daughter of Jane Price and William Samuel Williams. Mr. Hopper is a Contractor in Leaksville, North Caro­ lina, where they make their home. Their child is Allen Norwood. CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE CHILDREN OF JOSEPHINE JONES AND JOHN EMORY FIELD

a. John Benton was born March 30, 1863 and died June 30, 1905. He is buried at the old Anthony place near Axton, Virginia. He was never married. b. Thomas married Fannie Wilson of Charleston, West Virginia. Their son was Emory. CHAPTER FORTY CHILDREN OF ARAMINTA JONES AND JOHN HENRY HOLCOMBE

a. Charles Anderson II was born September 8, 1858 and died in Danville, Virginia, September 27, 1892. He married first Ella L. Tatum who was born August 17, 1860 and died December 14, 1888. - 38 - Their children were Irene Lee, R. M. and Charles Nelson. He married second, about 1890, Josephine Nowlin White, daughter of Fannie Pannill Nowlin of Campbell County, Virginia, and Rawley W. White of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born about 1868 and died in Muskogee, Oklahoma, in October 1932. Their children were Rawley White and Roland Nowlin.

b. Decatur Jones was born September 10, 1860. He was a wholesale leaf tobacco merchant and lived at "Cherry Hill" near Danville, Virginia. He served as a member of the city council and was the chairman of important committees on the Danville Tobacco Association. During the re­ gime of Westmoreland Davis as governor of Virginia, he was appointed a member of the executive's staff. On February 18, 1891, in Lynchburg, Virginia, he married Annie Lilliott Hickson who was born in Danville, Virginia, September 8, 1871 and died December 2, 1938. She was a daughter of Elizabeth Tunstall Rives and William Hickson. Decatur Jones Holcombe died at "Cherry Hill" March 28, 1930 of high blood pressure. Their children were William Hickson, Araminta, Decatur Jones, Jr., Anne Stuart and Benjamin Rives.

"Cherry Hill" is owned (1953) by Dr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Jones.

c. Hugh Wyllie was born October 31, 1864 and died in Hygeia Hospital in Richmond, Virginia, of Bright's Disease on March 14, 1911. He married Grace Price of Brookneal, Virginia, on June 7, 1906. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Holcombe had a daughter who died in infancy. Mr. Holcombe, who was a tobacconist, was a member of the Brookneal, Vir­ ginia, Methodist Church. Excerpt from obituary in the Danville, Virginia, Register, March 11, 1911: "Deceased was a man of agreeable personality, courteous and kind to all with whom he came in contact and made a host of friends here who loved and admired him for his many admirable traits of character and who deeply sorrow at his death."

d. Harriet (Hattie) Keen was born June 10, 1866 and died at Memorial Hospital, Danville, Virginia, April 18, 1940. Funeral services were held by Rev. N. E. Wicker, rector of Epiphany Church and interment was in Green Hill cemetery, Danville. She never married.

Obituary, The Bee, Danville, Virginia:

"'Miss Hattie,' as she was known to hundreds of Danville people, was born here and lived virtually all of her life here, or at 'Bachelors' Hall' the nearby ancestral home of the Jones fam­ ily. She was the last of four children and by reason of her long life during an interesting period in the history of Danville she possessed a rich store of memories of the earlier days. Miss Holcombe was educated at Roanoke Female College, being one of its oldest alumnae and maintaining a con - tinuing interest in her school as the years advanced. She was also a devout communicant of Epiphany Church." CHAPTER FORTY-ONE CHILDREN OF MARIA LOUISE JONES AND THOMAS H. BENTON HAASE

a. Robert C. was born March 23, 1868. On December 20, 1899 he married Ethel Bailey, daughter of Charley Bailey of Wheeling, West Virginia. She was born August 1, 1877. They had no children. Mr. Haase died April 27, 1939 in Los Angeles, California. Mrs. Haase lives at 1329 North Formosa Avenue, Hollywood 46, California.

b. Mamie was born December 11, 1869. She married Allie A. Wheat of Wheeling, West Vir­ ginia, on October 15, 1890. They were married at the home of her grandparents, Bachelors' Hall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Their children were Robert Haase, George Keiter III and Thomas. Mr. Wheat was a son of Fannie Doane and George Keiter Wheat II.

c. Blanche was born April 13, 1872. She was a Catholic nun at Saint-Genevieve-of-the-Pines, Asheville, North Carolina. She died December 25;1951. CHAPTER FORTY-TWO CHILD OF ELIZABETH (BETTIE) FRANCES KEEN AND WILLIAM HENRY JONES a. May, who never married, died before 1920.

- 39 - CHAPTER FORTY-THREE CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH (BETTIE) ANN JONES AND JAMES CALVIN CUNNINGHAM

a. Elizabeth Caroline (Carrie) was born at her parents' home, Waverley, Guilford County, North Carolina, on April 13, 1870. She attended Greensboro College, Greensboro, North Carolina. On November 14, 1894 she married Colonel William Henry Osborn, son of Daniel Spinning and . Martha Dawes Osborn of. Oxford, North Carolina. They were married at the home of her mother, 439 Church Street, Greensboro, by Dr. Jacob Henry Smith, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. William Henry Osborn was born February 21, 1856 and died January 3, 1921. He was commissioner of Internal Revenue in Washington, D. C. during President Woodrow Wilson's administration and mayor of Greensboro for two terms, 1901-1905. Mrs. Osborn is well known as a devout member of the First Presbyterian Church and for her many contributions to home and foreign missions. She maintains a winter home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and a summer home at Montreat, North Carolina. Friends and her many devoted relatives have been graciously entertained in these homes.

b. James Milton was born July 6, 1872. In December 1895 he married Faustina Wells, daugh­ ter of Captain and Mrs. A. A. Wells. She was born September 14, 1877 and died February 5, 1935. Mr. Cunningham was deputy collector of internal revenue for the state of North Carolina at the time of his death on March 22, 1924. They had four children: Beatrice Ann, James Milton, Jr., Elizabeth Wells and Julia.

Obituary, Greensboro Daily News, March 23, 1924:

"Mr. Cunningham had been engaged in income tax work, state and federal, since 1916. In that year he became federal deputy collector and served in that capacity until 1920 when he became deputy state collector. He was well and favorably known throughout the state, having made a wide number of friends through his work with the state and federal revenue departments. Prior to entering this service he was engaged in the coal business in Greensboro.

He was a quiet, affable man, one with a personality that was pleasing as well as accumu­ lative, insofar as firm and lasting friends were concerned.

He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and Knights of Pythias."

c. Charles Decatur was born June 2, 1874 at 439 Church Street, Greensboro, North Carolina. On December 25, 1920, at St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Greensboro, he married Helen Somer­ ville Cuningham of Person County, North Carolina. She was born January 17, 1893 and died at their home in Greensboro on October 26, 1940. Her parents were Otelia Carrington and Colonel John Somerville Cuningham. Mr. Cunningham was associated with his brother-in-law, Colonel William Henry Osborn, in operating the Keeley Institute in Greensboro. In January 1953 he cele­ brated his fiftieth anniversary with this institution. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham had three children: Helen Somerville, Margaret Stuart and Charles Decatr-~, Jr.

d. Harriet Keen (Keenie) was born August 2, 1876. She died August 26, 1878 as a result of a dose of poison, accidentally self-administered. She is buried in Green Hill cemetery, Greensboro, North Carolina.

e. Jacob Henry (Harry) was born at 439 Church Street, Greensboro, North Carolina, on No­ vember 8, 1878. He attended the Greensboro schools and after leaving high school secured a position as telephone operator, being the first to serve in that capacity in Greensboro, the telephone system having been built by his cousins, Thomas and Calvin McAdoo. Soon after he spent a year in connection with the tobacco business in Greensboro and then joined his brother, Milton, in the coal business there, continuing in that line for five years. In 1900 he left Greensboro for New York to join the American Tobacco Company, with which he was connected for two years. Subsequently he opened the books for the United states Leather Company at Old Fort, North Carolina, after which he became secretary of the Burnett Cigar Company at Birmingham, Alabama. Needing more out­ door exercise because of the condition of his health, he came back to Old Fort, N. C. and engaged in selling insurance for the New York Life Insurance Company. He next moved to his mother's plan­ tation in Rockingham County, North Carolina, where he supervised the cutting of hickory timber. He was in the real estate business in Hendersonville, North Carolina, for a year after that, then he went to Oxford, North Carolina, as secretary-treasurer of the Oxford Buggy Company. In 1907 he joined his brother-in-law, Colonel W. H. Osborn, at Greensboro in selling real estate and in 1909

- 40 - Elizabeth Adams Cunningham Jacob Henry ,(Harry) Cunningham (1885 - 1935) (1878 - )

Shale Brick, Davidson County, North Carolina established his brick business, which included two yards at Greensboro. A removal of the business was made in 1925 to the present location in Davidson County, North Carolina; eight miles from Thomasville and nine miles from Lexington on the High Point, Thomasville and Denton Ra.ilroad.1

On June 6, 1914 at the home of the bride's mother on North Elm Street in Greensboro, Mr. Cunningham married Elizabeth Russell Adams, daughter of Catherine Cornelia Mclver Adams­ Ferrell and the late William Dennis Adams. They were married by Rev. Melton Clark, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Greensboro. Mrs. Cunningham was born at Linden, North Carolina, on November 1, 1885. Linden at that time was called Little River Academy. She attended Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, North Carolina; Women's College of the University of North Carolina and Greensboro College. Mrs. Cunningham died September 14, 1935 and is buried in Green Hill Ceme­ tery in Greensboro. They had six children: an infant who died at birth, Elizabeth Caroline, Catherine Mciver, Jacob Henry (Harry), Jr., Betsy Anne and Jean Patrick.

Excerpt from article in Lexington (N. C.) Dispatch, 1929, written by Mrs. Roberta Stith Gillingham, Cid, N. C.

"Mrs. Cunningham is nothing short of a thorough non-pareil., with her splendid sagacity, judgment, business activities and abilities. To all of this is united the noble attributes which she inherits, generous sympathies, whole-heartedness, which have always adorned and dignified her long line of Scottish ancestry. She is always present to relieve the sick, to contribute to the needy, and responsive to every phase of distress. We feel that the good works of Mrs. Cunningham will be followed by a great reward of blessings from on High, and hope that no sorrows will ever attend her, but that she will always be happy for her kindness to others."

On October 2, 1936, in the First Presbyterian Church, Lexington, North Carolina, Mr. Cun­ ningham married Lillian Gainey Middleton, widow of Ransom Moseley Middleton of Greensboro, North Carolina, and daughter of Mary Lorraine Evans and James Allan Gainey of Fayetteville, North Carolina. They were married by Rev. James Witherspoon. Mrs. Cunningham attended Women's College of the University of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham make their home in Edgewater, Florida.

f. Augustus (Gus) Lyell was born January 11, 1881 and was accidentally killed while visiting Sacramento, California, October 22, 1904. He never married. CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR (A) CIDLDREN OF NANCY (NANNIE) WITCHER JONES AND VICTOR CLAY McADOO

a. Thomas Jones was born April 29, 1871 and died May 31, 1930. He married first Louise Killian of Greenville, South Carolina. After they were divorced she married Jack Frost. Thomas and Louise had a son, Thomas Jones, Jr. Thomas married second on November 3, 1922, Lois Lindley who was born September 16, 1895, daughter of Nancy Henley and Daniel Webster Lindley of Guilford College, North Carolina. Their children were Calvin Nicks m and Lois Lindley. Mrs. Lois Lindley McAdoo died Saturday, February 4, 1950, at her home, 502 North Greene Street, Greensboro, North Carolina. She is buried in Green Hill cemetery, Greensboro. Thomas Jones McAdoo served ten years as city building and electrical inspector in Greensboro. He attended Miss Porter's school in Greensboro; Davis Military School, Winston-Salem; Guilford College and the University of North Carolina.

b. Victor Clay, Jr. was born July 6, 1874 in Greensboro, North Carolina. He attended Miss Lina Porter's school in Greensboro; Guilford College; Dick and Dillard's Law School; the University of North Carolina (Beta Theta Pi) and New York Law School (where he was under the tutelage of Woodrow Wilson). He practiced law in New York State, which he was forced to abandon on account of ill health. He came back to Greensboro and with his brother, Thomas Jones McAdoo, organized the old Greensboro Telephone Company which later was acquired by Southern Bell Telephone Com­ pany. He also at one time managed his extensive real estate holdings and mining properties.

His most avid interest, however, was in organizations of Confederate soldiers and veterans, holding offices in three such organizations. At one time he was commander of the local camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and also held office with the southwide organization. 1. North Carolina, The Old North State and the New, Archibald Henderson, 1941, Vol. IV, page 514.

- 41 - Mr. McAdoo operated five hardwood lumber mills in North Carolina and Tennessee at one time with a main office in New York; and in conjunction with his brother, T. J. McAdoo, organized the North Mexico Development Company which acquired the largest body of timber in Mexico.

At one time he also controlled the Great Peck Mining Company in Arizona and organized the Hocking Valley Coal Company. In addition to the Greensboro Telephone Company he built four other telephone plants in North Carolina. He built the McAdoo office building as well as seventy other buildings in Greensboro.

His writing was also extensive. Among the texts he authored were "First Battle of the American Revolution at Alamance," "North Carolina at Guilford Courthouse, March 15, 1781," "History of the McAdoo Family," "History of the Jones-Keen-Witcher Families of Virginia," and "Adrift in an Unknown Sea."

Mr. McAdoo, who never married, died in Greensboro, North Carolina, May 13, 1942. Funeral services were held by his pastor, Dr. Charles F. Myers of the First Presbyterian Church and Rev. R. Murphy Williams, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Interment was in Green Hill cemetery, Greensboro.

c. Calvin Nicks II was born October 22, 1875 in Greensboro, North Carolina, and died in 1905 in Asheville, North Carolina. He married Margaret Breard of Monroe, Louisiana. Their child is Margaret. After Calvin's death Mrs. McAdoo married George W. Hawks of Bennington, Vermont.

Excerpts from his obituary in a Greensboro paper:

"Funeral conducted by Rev. Dr. Egbert W. Smith, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Sanders R. Guignard, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Mr. McAdoo died at Biltmore Hospital. Typhoid fever was the immediate cause of his death. News of his death cast a gloom over a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. He was one of the best known young men in the city, being active in its business life. He had just erected the handsome building on South Elm Street next to the postoffice and he owned and was developing other valuable property. He was a member of the Elks and the First Presbyterian Church. In a notice elsewhere in the paper the Elks are called out in a body to attend the funeral."

d. Decatur died when very young.

e. Bella died when very young.

f. Harriet died when very young. CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR (B) CHILD OF NANCY (NANNIE) WITCHER JONES McADOO AND ROBERT RUFFIN KING

a. Robert Ruffin, Jr. was born November 18, 1889 in Greensboro, North Carolina. He attended Woodberry Forest School, Orange, Virginia and the University of North Carolina. He received his law degree from the University and was sworn in as an attorney in September 1913. He has prac­ ticed law in Greensboro where he was in partnership with his father until the latter's death in 1946. On February 7, 1917 he married Ruth McLean Vanstory, daughter of Cora McLean and Cornelius M. Vanstory of Greensboro. Their children are Ruth Vanstory, Nancy Witcher, Robert Ruffin III and Cornelius Vanstory. CHAPTER FORTY-FIVE CHILDREN OF MARY BLAffi WILKINSON AND JOHN KEEN JONES

a. Janet Keen was born in Richmond, Virginia, December 4, 1894. She married first Philip Thompson Glennon, Ensign in the U. S. Navy and son of Rear Admiral and Mrs. James H. Glennon of Washington, D. C. They were married by Rev. J. J. Gravatt at Holy Trinity Church in Richmond. Mr. Glennon died aboard the hospital ship Solace. They had no children. Her second husband is James Doddridge Patton, Jr. Their home is at 1129 Floyd Avenue in Richmond. Their children are Janet Jones and James Doddridge III.

- 42 - b. Doris married Carl Fleming and lived in Richmond, Virginia. She died September _19, 1946. Their children were Carl, Jr., Doris and John.

c. Decatur married Agnes Moyler. Their home is at 922 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Virginia. They have no children. In 1953 Mr. Jones is a Commander in the U. S. Naval Reserves, stationed at the Navy Amphibious Base at Little Creek, Virginia.

d. Harold Godwin married a Miss Brice of South Carolina. They make their home at 1 703 Hanover Avenue in Richmond, Virginia, where Mr. Jones is in the fuel oil business. CHAPTER FORTY-SIX CHILDREN OF MATTIE LOGAN SOUTHGATE AND THOMAS DECATUR JONES

a. An infant who was born and died September 21, 1885.

b. Thomas Decatur, Jr. was born in 1887. He died in the Spring of 1893 at the home of his mother, 307 West Chapel Hill Street, Durham, North Carolina. He was in his first year at school. He became ill very suddenly at school, was taken home and died in less than twenty-four hours.

c. Southgate was born July 23, 1888 and died January 6, 1949. He was President of the North Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank, Durham, North Carolina. He attended the Durham school; Trinity Park; Bingham Military School, Asheville, North Carolina and Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia. Ill health forced him to abandon his studies and go to Mexico. He was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity in college. In the summer vacation period in 1907 he secured a position as runner in the First National Bank and in 1909 went to Chapel Hill as Cashier of the reorganized Peoples Banlc. In 1911 he returned to Durham where he conducted a real estate busi­ ness under the firm name of Southgate Jones and Company, dealing in general real estate but making a specialty of farm lands. In 1917 he became manager and secretary-treasurer of the Morris Plan Bank and in 1918 returned to the First National Bank as assistant cashier. In 1920 he became cashier. In 1923 he was elected vice president of the First National Bank and so con­ tinued until 1932 when this institution closed its doors. On the organization of the North Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank of Dl:Irham in 1922 he became its president.

He married February 18, 1920, Nancy Amoret Green who was born December 7, 1896 in Richmond, Virginia and was educated at Trinity and Brenau. She is a daughter of Emily Welford Latham and Nathaniel Edmund Green. Their children are Southgate, Jr. , Thomas Decatur II, Nathaniel Edmund Green, Nancy Southgate and Lyell Keen.

Mr. Jones was one of the organizers of the Chamber of Commerce of Durham and was its director and president for several years. He served twice as president of the Durham Young Mens Christian Association and was at one time president of the Durham County Fair Association. 1

d. Albert Lyell was born November 25, 1889 and died November 28, 1913. He never married.

CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF MARY CHRISTIAN (KATE) JONES AND JOSEPH MOTLEY MOREHEAD a. Harriet died when an infant.

b. Mary died when an infant. c. Henry was born August 24, 1884 and died August 24, 1885.

d. James Turner, Jr. was born May 18, 1887 and died in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jan­ uary 3, 1926. He graduated from the University of North Carolina and practiced law in Greensboro. His first wife was Mary Eloise Dick, daughter of Julia Gilmer and Sam Dick. She was born Feb­ ruary 25, 1890 and died February 3, 1920. They were married June 3, 1915. They had two children: James Turner m and an infant who died at birth. His second wife was Florence Atwood Retz of Tenafly, New Jersey, where she now lives. They were married July 4, 1922. Their son is Joseph Motley II.

1. North Carolina, The Old North State and the New, Archibald Henderson, 1941, Vol. IV, page 399.

- 43 - CHAPTER FORTY-EIGHT CHILD OF MARY GLENN AND D'ORSAY JONES

a. Glenn was born June 29, 1888 in Danville, Virginia. He married Rosa Lillian Timpany Buffington, daughter of Roae Duquesne and Harry Timpany of Nova Scotia, who was widow of Ralph Edward Buffington. Theywere married September 26, 1927 in Newark, New Jersey. Mrs. Jones was born August 23, 1896. Their child is Nancy Keene. Mr. Jones died December 22, 1932 and is buried in Green Hill cemetery, Danville, Virginia. Mrs. Jones and daughter live at 1315 E. Broward Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. CHAPTER FORTY-NINE CHILD OF SUSAN CAROLINE HARRIS AND MADISON JENKINS HAMPTON

a. James Harris was born in Leaksville, North Carolina, October 4, 1849. He married first Rebecca Von Klyce of Alimo, Tennessee. Their children were William W., Pansy, Hortense, Theresa and Lena. He married second in 1898 Arabella Martin of Leaksville, North Carolina, daughter of Lucinda Meadows and Thomas Martin. She died in 1936. Their son was James Harris, 1r. lames Harris Hampton died November 21, 1918 and is buried in Lawson cemetery in Leaks­ ville. He was a buggy manufacturer. CHAPTER 50 CHILDREN OF SARAH JANE LINDSAY AND GEORGE CANNING MARTIN a. Robert Orson was born near Shelby, North Carolina, November 21, 1854 and died in October 1879. He went to school in Leaksville, North Carolina. He never married.

b. J'ohn Thomas was born near York, South Carolina, January 15, 1857 and died September 3, 1879. He never married.

c. Mary Margaret was born February 11, 1859 at Leaksville, North Carolina. On September 15: 1880 she married George Williams Foster who was born February 28, 1857 in York County, South Carolina, and died June 1, 1908. He was a son of Martha Anne Price and George Greene Foster. Their children were Annie Eliza, Marion Williams, Jennie Maye, Julia Pauline, Sarah Belle, Robert Lindsay, John Martin, Henry Clyde and Ernest Guy. Mrs. Foster died July 6, 1953.

d. William Warren was born at Leaksville, North Carolina January 2, 1861 and died in Febru­ ary 1867.

e. Eliza George was born November 1, 1863 at Leaksville, North Carolina, and died in September 1879. CHAPTER FIFTY-ONE CHILDREN OF ELIZA MARTIN AND WARREN NORMAN

a. George Washington married Nannie Still and lived at i\..iken Summit. Their children were George Washington, Jr., Bessie, Grady, Olive, Pierce, Joseph S., Nannie, William, Evelyn, John and Quentin., b. Warren, Ir. married Kate Franklin and had Susie and Robert. He married second Sudie Simpson and had Pricie.

c. James M. was born near Irisburg, Henry County, Virginia. He was an elder in the Pres­ byterian Church and lived in Martinsville, Virginia. He married Eliza Meadows of Henry County. Their children were D. M. (Doc), Mary, James M., Jr. , Warren and Robert.

d. Sarah Jane (Janie) married James Edwin Woodson. Their children were James Edwin, Ir., Nettie, Forest, Norman, Haller, Frank, Alice, Mary and Fred.

e. Eliza was born January 18, 1865 and died January 30, 1942. She married Henry Clay Martin on October 20, 1892. He was born in June 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of Julia Mamahon and Stephen Lafayette Martin. He died in November 1900. They had two daughters, Esther and Clay Norman. - 44 - f. Mary Esther married Joseph Daniel Gregory, son of Susan Wells and James Gregory of Henry County, Virginia. Their children were Norman, Joseph Daniel, Jr. and Esther.

g. Nannie married John Walker Henson. Their children were Warren, John Walker, Jr., Mary, Virginia, Katie, Theresa, Norman and Carolyn.

h. Clay married John Will Mobley 3.1!.d lived in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she died in 1952. Their children were Nathan, Warren and Mary.

i. William Henry Harrison lived in Axton, Virginia. He married Sally Jones, daughter of Mary De Shazo and Benjamin Seward Jones of Henry County, Virginia. Their children were Wil­ liam Henry Harrison, Jr., Jones, Esther and George King.

j. Virginia died in childhood. CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO CHILDREN OF MARY CAROLINE MILLINER AND LAFAYETTE JACKSON MARTIN

a. William Wallace, who was born May 14, 1872 and died October 23, 1929, married his first cousin, Maybud Martin, daughter of Lula Hubbard and Anthony Bennings Johns Martin of Leaksville, North Carolina. (See Chapter 56). b. Ernest Lee

c. Mary Caroline

d. Charles

e. Bertram Ballard

f. Lula Moss

g,. Child who died when an infant.

h. Child who died when an infant. CHAPTER FIFTY-THREE CHILDREN OF MOLLIE WADE AND WILLIAM DANIEL MARTIN

a. Joe

b. Mary

c. John

d. Sallie married and had a daughter.

e. Orson

f. Daisey CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR CHILDREN OF LUCINDA MEADOW AND THOMAS MARTIN

a. George married Martha Gilley and had two sons and two daughters.

b. Kate married John Haizlip. They had three children: a son, P. T., a daughter, Lucy, arid a daughter whose name is not known.

c. Eliza married a Land and had two daughters, Myrtle and Grace.

- 45 - d. Arrabella was born September 9, 1861 and died July 6, 1936. In December 1898 she became the second wife of James Harris Hampton, son of Susan Caroline Harris and Madison Jenkins Hampton. (See Chapter 49.) Their child was James Harris, Jr. CHAPTER FIFTY-FIVE CHILDREN OF ELLA TURNER AND JAMES ORSON MARTIN, JR.

a. Lucy was born July 22, 1874. On September 1, 18'1 she married Dr. Robert Pinkney Fagg, who was born October 17, 1855 and died in 1946. He was a son of Jane Combs and James Fagg of Stoneville, North Carolina. Mrs. Fagg lives in Axton, Virginia. Their .children are Robert Pinkney, Jr., Lucille and Marian.

b. Mary Elizabeth (Mamie) was born September 6, 1876. On March 18, 1897 she married Ainsley Jackson Lester, who was born March 18, 1873 and died November 26, 1945. He was a son of Susan Victoria Lovell and Captain W. A. Lester of Franklin County, Virginia. He was a real estate broker and merchant. Mrs. Lester lived at 409 East Church Street, Martinsville, Virginia. Their children are Henry Claybrook and Ainsley Jackson, Jr. Mrs. Lester died in October 1952.

c. Sue was born December 6, 1878 and died November 11, 1945. On June 24, 1914 she mar­ ried Dr. 1. P. McCabe, Jr. who was born November 11, 1876. He was a son of Flora Morgan and 1. P. McCabe of Bedford County, Virginia. Dr. McCabe is pastor of the First Baptist Church, Martinsville, Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. McCabe had no children. d. Rorer James was born June 10, 1884. On April 24, 1913 he married Margaret Slawson of Spokane, Washington. They make their home at 415 Cliff Avenue in Spokane where Mr. Martin is in the loan, mortgage, insurance and real estate business. Mr. Martin was listed as one of the most successful business men of Spokane. When asked to what he attributed his success, he replied that he grew up with the city. After graduating from the Virginia Military Institute he was commandant in a military school in Columbia, Tennessee, but about that time someone said, "Go West, young man" - so he went. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have two daughters, Janet and Margot. CHAPTER FIFTY -SIX CHILDREN OF LULA WREN HUBBARD AND ANTHONY BENNINGS JOHNS MARTIN

a. Alvah Walker was born October 13, 1880 and died December 26, 1937. In September 1903 he married Pansy Hampton, daughter of Rebecca Von Klyce and James Harris Hampton of Leaks­ ville, North Carolina. Mr. Martin was in the building supply business. Their children are Rebecca, Alvah Walker, Jr. and Dorothy. (See Chapter 120(A).)

b. Ramey Jones was born August 10, 1883 and died February 11, 1951. His first wife was Mamie Tuggle of Martinsville, Virginia, daughter of H. I. Tuggle. They were married in 1909. Their child was Nora Clark. His second wife was Hortense Mildred Dowdy of Siler City, North Carolina. They were married December 26, 1930. She was born December 20, 1905, a daughter of Lillie Vernon Smith and William Robert Dowdy. Their child is Ramey Jones, Jr.

c. Lister Allen was born October 29, 1885 in Leaksville, North Carolina. He has lived in Lexington, North Carolina, since graduating from college in 1908. He is judge of the Davidson County Court. On May 24, 1911 he married Jessie King, daughter of Eliza Dyer and Doctor Franklin King of Leaksville, North Carolina. She was born October 24, 1886 and died June 6, 1934. Their children are Jessie King, Louise Allen and Mary Lily. On June 17, 1943 Judge Martin married Claire Brown of Ayden, North Carolina. She was born February 25, 1898.

d. Elizabeth Depp was born March 22, 1887 and died in 1888.

e. Maybud was born May 10, 1889. She was named after Maybud Hampton, daughter of Theresa Jones and Madison Jenkins Hampton. On June 3, 1907 she married William Wallace Martin who was her first cousin. He was a son of Mary Caroline Milliner and Lafayette Jackson Martin of Leaksville, North Carolina. (See Chapter 52). He was born May 14, 1872 and died October 23, 1929. He was in the retail furniture business in Leaksville where they made their home. Their children are William Wallace, Jr. and Doris May Wren.

- 46 - f. Moses Hubbard was born April 8, 1893 and died October 3, 1951. He married Bertha Robertson. Their children are Hubbard Worth and Julia.

g. Lucy Ester was born November 16, 1896. She married Newell Bowen and lives in Miami, Florida. They have no children.

h. Anthony Bennings Johns, Jr. was born June 2, 1903. He attended the University of North Carolina where he was a member of Chi Phi fraternity. On June 19, , in Community Church, Jackson Heights, Long Island, New York, he married Margaret Kobb Marshall of Spray, North Carolina. · Her parents were Margaret Stocks and Samuel Harrison Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Martin, whose only child is Rachel Wren, live at 9 Edgehill Road, Darien, Connecticut.

CHAPTER FIFTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF NANNIE ELLEN DALTON AND ABRAM GABRIEL JONES a. Margaret was born June 22, 1878. On May 5, 1910 she married Louis Herbert Smith, son of Emily Patterson and Louis Henry Smith. He was born April 12, 1878. Their daughter is Frances. Mr. and Mrs. Smith live in Liberty, North Carolina, where Mr. Smith is in the hard­ ware business.

b. Frances (Fannie) was born May 9, 1882 and is deceased. On January 30, 1913 she married Norman Porter Stone son of Miss Whitley and Robert Stone. They had no children. Mr. Stone, who has remarried, lives at 118 Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

c. Annie Kate was born July 10, 1886. On November 22, 1921 she married Charles John Lambe who was born April 3, 1879 at Lambesville, Chatham County, North Carolina, son of Nancy Love and Solomon 1. Lambe. Mr. Lambe died May 28, 1931. Mrs. Lambe lives in Greensboro, North Carolina. Their child is Katherine.

d. Abram Dalton was born October 9, 1889. He was editor of the Greensboro (N. C.) Record for eighteen years before his death on August 1, 1948. Prior to moving to Greensboro, he was on the staff of several newspapers in North Carolina and Virginia. He married Ella Claiborne Bouldin on December 10, 1924. She was born in Stuart, Virginia, May 15, 1893, daughter of May Moir and Judge Powhatan Bouldin. Their child is Abram Dalton, Jr. Mrs. Jones makes her home in Greensboro, North Carolina.

e. Beverly was born February 26, 1892. He is a doctor of medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He married Jean Spence who was born July 4, 1893, daughter of Jean Rutherford and Andrew Spence of Long Valley, Pennsylvania. Their children are Beverly, Jr. and Betty Jean.

f. Nannie was born July 4, 1895. She is unmarried.

g. Robert Rives was born February 21, 1898 and died April 13, 1943. He married Carey Johnson who was born March 21, 1901, daughter of Katherine Winkler and John Rich Johnson of Salem, North Carolina. Robert Rives was a doctor of medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Their children are Kathrine and Robert Rives, Jr. CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF MARY FRANCES ROGERS AND JAMES BENJAMIN JONES a. Eleanor Conrad, who never married, was born July 2, 1877 and died October 5, 1928.

b. James Beverly was born May 6, 1879 and died February 15, 1912. He never married.

c. Mildred was born April 16, 1880 and died June 21, 1921. She never married.

d. Frances Adair, who was born February 26, 1894, lives at 107 Gray Court Apartments, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She never married.

- 47 - CHAPTER FIFTY-NINE CHILDREN OF SALLIE WAYT AND ROBERT HENRY JONES a. Mary Beverly was born November 10, 1879 and died December 21, 1947. On December 22, 1904 she married James Osborne of Louisville, Kentucky. He was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in January 1950. Their daughter is Beverly Jones.

b. Conrad was born September 1, 1881 and died in May 1943. He married Louise Watts from Meridian, Mississippi. Their daughters are Louise and Beverly. Mrs. Louise Watts Jones' address is 26 Girard Street, Minneapolism Minnesota.

c. John Wayt was born January 21, 1885 and died in 1931. He married Neva Todd and their daughter is Dorothy. Mrs. Neva Todd Jones lives at Hartford County Homes, Warehouse Point, Connecticut.

d. Cynthia was born July 27, 1886. On October 18, 1917 she married Rev. George Cross who was from England. They had no children.

e. Sallie Wayt was born May 26, 1888. On October 2, 1913 she married Harry Froeber who was born September 11, 1885 and died August 18, 1943. He was a son of Anna Cathrine Freund and John N. Froeber who were Germans. Mrs. Froeber lives at 1066 West Fourth Street, Winston­ Salem, North Carolina. Their children are Harry, Jr., Robert Jones and Sara.

CHAPTER S1XTY CHILD OF SUE BARBOUR AND ERASTUS BEVERLY JONES a. Hervey Louise was born March 4, 1906. On May 27, 1925 she married James Horton Doughton who was born November 1, 1889 in Sparta, North Carolina, son of Nannie Edwards and Dr. George Doughton. This marriage was dissolved by divorce in 1948. Their children are Susan Jones, James Horton, Jr., George Edwards, Erastus Beverly Jones and Hervey Barbour. On December 18, 1951 Hervey Louise Jones Doughton married Charles Washington Witherow who was born July 24, 1887 in Carroll County, Maryland. They have no children.

CHAPTER SJXTY-ONE CHILD OF VIRGINIA ELIZA JONES AND HAMILTON LAFAYETTE SULLIVAN a. Beverly Nathaniel married Ruth Hobbs who was born October 16, 1890 in New York City, daughter of Anna M. Vanderveer and Edward Blakeley Hobbs. Mr. Sullivan is in business in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where they make their home. Their child is Beverly Nathaniel, Jr.

CHAPTER SJXTY -TWO CHILDREN OF MARY WILSON AND JAMES JONES CARPER a. Mary J. Wilson was living in 1925.

b. Emma was living in 1925. CHAPTER SIXTY-THREE CHILDREN OF MARY S. STEVENS AND BARTLETT JONES WITHERSPOON

a. William Hervey was born in Lancaster t South Carolina, March 27, 1869 and died September 20 1902. He was in business in Atlanta, Georgia; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Lancaster, South Carolina. He was an influential member of Knights of Pythias and Masonic fraternities. He died of consumption and is buried in Lancaster.

b. Bartlett Jones, Jr. was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, March 24, 1871 and is deceased. He graduated from Charleston Medical College in March 1894 and practiced medicine in Lancaster until 1900 when he moved to Charlotte, North Carolina. On October 26, 1898 he married Mary Grier, daughter of Margaret E. Hoyle and Thomas Grier of Charlotte. She was born November 23, 1872 and died September 5, 1908. They were married in Charlotte by Rev. Dr. Craig who had baptised Dr. Witherspoon. They had no children.

- 48 - c. Mary Elizabeth was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, September 13, 1873 and is deceased. On January 8, 1902, at the home of her parents, she married Joseph Kirkland Hall, son of Elizabeth Neagle and Rev. James Davidson Hall. He was born January 1, 1865. He grad­ uated from Davidson College in 1887 and Union Theological Seminary in 1891. He was licensed by Mecklenburg Presbytery in 1891. He was pastor of Bethesda Presbyterian Church and principal of Westminster College near Rutherfordton, North Carolina. Their children were James Bartlett, Mary Elizabeth, Joseph Kirkland, Jr. and William Witherspoon.

d. Fannie Wylie was born January 18, 1875 and died October 2, 1876.

e. Marion Sims was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, December 28, 1876 and died October 6, 1916. On November 11, 1903 he married Linnie Kaminer, daughter of J. J. Kaminer of Gadsden, South Carolina. They were married by Rev. S. C. Byrd and made their home in Lancaster. Their children were Elizabeth Stevens, Mary Donnom, Marion Sims, Jr. and Bartlett Jones II.

Excerpts from obituary in a Charlotte, N. C. paper:

"Marion Sims Witherspoon, one of Lancaster's most prominent and highly esteemed citi­ zens, died at his home on South Main Street in Lancaster of Bright's disease. He was about forty years of age. He was a public spirited and upright citizen. He always took a keen interest in all affairs pertaining to the prosperity and welfare of his town and county. He obtained bis education in the schools of Lancaster and South Carolina College where it is said that he was one of the institution's best beloved and most popular students and ever enjoyed during his stay there the warm friendship and confidence of the professors and students alike. For a number of years Mr. Witherspoon has been successfully engaged in the insura.ItCe business at this place (Lancaster). He also held responsible po~itions of trust with the Lancaster Cotton Oil Company and the Catawba Fertilizer Company.

"Funeral services were conducted from his home by his pastor, Rev. Hugh R. Murchison, of the Presbyterian Church. Interment was in West Side Cemetery, Lancaster."

f. Constance (Connie) was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, March 26, 1879. On June 23, 1909 she married Dr. John P. Young and they made their home in Richburg, South Carolina. They had no children.

g. Eliza Jane was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, June 27, 1881 and died when young.

h. Infant daughter born in Lancaster, South Carolina, July 1883 and died in July 1883.

i. Louise was born -in Lancaster, South Carolina in October 1885 and died June 2, 1886. CHAPTER SIXTY-FOUR CIDLDREN OF ELIZA JANE WITHERSPOON AND JOHN D. WYLIE a. Richard Evans was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, February 8, 1860. He graduated from Carolina Military Institute at Charlotte, North Carolina in 1879. He received his law degree from the University of Virginia in 1881. He was president of the Lancaster County Building and Loan Association, Lancaster Publishing Company and Peoples Supply Company. He practiced law in Lancaster and was at one time mayor of the city. He was an Elder in the Presbyterian Church, having been elected in August 1901. On November 4, 1885 he married Louise Gildersleeve Platt, daughter of Reverend H. B. Platt, D. D. Their children were Juanita, Mary Evans, John Dunovant, Eliza Witherspoon, Louise Platt, Katherine Hawthorne, Mary Gildersleeve and two sons named Richard Evans, Jr.

b. Daughter who died in infancy.

c. Daughter who died in infancy.

- 49 - CHAPTER SIXTY-FIVE CHILDREN O.F EMMA 0. HASELTINE AND JAMES HERVEY WITHERSPOON m a. Judson Haseltine was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, July 2, 1871. He had a position in the cotton business with Spring and Company at Lancaster. He was also vice president of the Lancaster Mercantile Company. On February 1, 1906 he married Lucy Mayfield Montgomery.

b. Samuel Hall was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, July 29, 1873 and ~ied January 1, 1906. He moved to Colorado and engaged in business. He married Mamie Gracey. Their child was James Hervey IV.

c. Mary Emma was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, March 29, 1876. On June 29, 1895 she married W. B. Kerr of Rock Hill, South Carolina. Mrs. Kerr died August 13, 1901. Their children were Emma Judson and Walter Bratton.

d. James Augustus was born in Lancaster, South Carolina, February 5, 1880. He went to Colorado when he was fourteen years old. He served in the 1st Colorado Regiment with the U. S. Army in the Philippines. CHAPTER SIXTY-SIX CHILD OF FRANCES ELIZABETH WITHERSPOON AND WILLIAM T. HALL a. Mary Belle was born in Lancaster, South Carolina in March 1864. In December 1883 she was married to Ernest Moore who was a lawyer and Judge in Lancaster. They were married by her father. Their children were Ernest Hall, Fannie, Willie Rose, Maud, Nannie Hill, Mary,Dorothy,Ernest, Jr. and Eliza Witherspoon. Shortly after the death of her mother, Mary Belle Hall was adopted by her aunt, Mrs. John D. Wylie (Eliza Jane Witherspoon).

CHAPTER SIXTY-SEVEN CHILD OF ELIZABETH VAN VECHTEN SMITH AND BENJAMIN RUSH JONES, JR. a. Mary Rush was born in 1864 in Montgomery, Alabama, and died at Greenfield, Massachu­ setts, on April 17, 1903. On April 29, 1885, in Montgomery, Alabama, she married Charles Sise du Mont, who was born at Neuwid a/Rhine, Germany, July 30, 1863, son of Josephine Bunker and Alphonso du Mont. He died January 25, 1941. They moved from Mobile, Alabama, to Buffalo, New York, then to Greenfield, Massachusetts.

Charles Sise du Mont established in London a business, which represented American firms and interests and was well known both in England and on the Continent, and which still bears the name of C. S. du Mont, Ltd.1

Their children were Horatio Sanderson, Rubie Douglas and William Beltran.

CHAPTER SIXTY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF FRANCES AMELIA JONES AND EDGAR WINTER a. Maude Hope was born March 24, 1876. She attended public and private schools. On June 15, 1898 she married Moses Wadsworth Stuart who was born September 17, 1875 at Fort Deposit, son of Martha Robertson and Moses Hughes Stuart. Mr. Stuart, who is retired, was in the gas, oil and real estate business. They live at Woodhaven, Montgomery, Alabama. Their children are Amelia Winter, Moses Wadsworth, Jr., Maude, Helen, Matthew Hugh and Edgar Wall.

b. Lucie Ellen was born August 27, 1882 in Montgomery, Alabama. She attended public and private schools. On May 20, 1903 she married Alfred Roland Jackson who was born in Montgomery October 15, 1880 and died December 23, 1949. He was a son of Ellen Thompson and William Jackson and was in the real estate business. Their children are Lucie Jones and Edgar Winter. Mrs. Jackson lives in West Palm Beach, Florida.

c. Marian Theresa was born March 12, 1885 and attended public and private schools. On September 15, 1925 she married Joseph Green Allen who was born in 1904, son of Eliza Smith and Charles Allen. They make their home in Montgomery, Alabama, where Mr. Allen is an automobile salesman. They have no children.

1. A Genealogical History, du Mont de Soumagne Family, John Sanderson du Mont, 1944, page 24.

- 50 - CHAPTER SIXTY-NINE CHILDREN OF ELISE VIRGINIA JONES AND THOMAS MARSHALL VASS a. Emily was born in 1873 and died in 1873.

b. Rush Jones was born November 13, 1874 in Montgomery, Alabama, and died September 27, 1890. He never married.

c. Eleanor Hawkins was born May 7, 1878 and died January 2, 1911. On November 27, 1899 she married David Towles Fitzpatrick who was born July 17, 1871 at Mumfordsville, Kentucky, and died December 3, 1900 at Montgomery, Alabama, where they made their home. He was a son of Mary A. Brown and 1ohn Walker Fitzpatrick and was cashier for Standard Oil Company of Kentucky. Their child is Marshall Elise.

d. Theresa Lee was born December 21, 1880. On August 19, 1917 she married Carleton Davis Hale who was born February 9, 1884 and died December 13, 1922. He was from Willspoint, Texas. They lived in Florida where Mr. Hale was a salesman. Their child is Marshall Vass. After Mr. Hale's death Theresa Lee married T. B. Campbell.

e. Libbie White was born August 13, 1882 in Montgomery, Alabama. On June 20, 1906 she married Gaston Glaze Lewis who was born November 18, 1878 in Montgomery County, Alabama, a son of Martha F. and Dixon Hall Lewis. Mr. Lewis, who was an accountant, died October 23, 1951. Their child is Elizabeth Vass. Mrs. Lewis lives at 2133 Boultier Street, Montgomery, Alabama.

f. Virginia was born in 1884 and died in 1886.

g. Mary Marshall was born 1uly 28, 1885 in Mobile, Alabama. On December 18, 1907, in Montgomery, Alabama, she married Ausbon H. Henry. They have no children. Their address is 473 South Hull Street, Montgomery 5, Alabama.

h. Robert White was born April 11, 1894. On October 16, 1917 he married Julia Helen Thomas of Montgomery, Alabama, who was born April 2, 1897, a daughter of Mildred McGehee and George Adams Thomas. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. Their children are Robert White, Jr. and George Thomas. On June 3, 1942 Robert White married Annie Cecelia Taylor who was born January 17, 1894, a daughter of Theophila Corfield and Robert Cornelius Taylor. They have no children. Mr. Vass is an accountant. Their address is 1301 Adams Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama.

CHAPTER SEVENTY CHILD OF LUCIE ELLEN 10NES AND NICHOLAS MERIWETHER MARKS a. Emily Taliaferro died in infancy.

CHAPTER SEVENTY -ONE CHILDREN OF SUSAN THERESA JONES AND GEORGE PLATT WALLER_ a. George Platt, Jr., foreign service officer; born Montgomery, Alabama, September 7, 1889; son of George Platt (M. D.) and Susie Theresa (Jones) Waller. Educated U. of Va., 1907-12; LLD, Jones University, Montgomery, Ala., 1942; unmarried. Appointed vice and dept. Consul, Yarmouth, N. S., 1913; vice consul Carlsbad, Austria, 1914, Athens, 1915, Patras, 1916; in charge American Consulate General, Athens, 1916-17, also acting commercial attache, 1917; assistant to commercial delegate of U. S. on Interallied Bur. of Commercial Attache, 1917; acting American delegate on Interallied Commission for Revictualment of Greece, various periods; vice consul, Kobe, Japan, 1920-22; vice consul in charge Vice Consulate, Bezeria, Tunis, 1922-23; consul, Ceiba, Honduras, 1923-26, Dresden, Germany, 1926-31; appointed second secretary American Embassy, Brussels, Belgium, 1931, also in charge Legation at Luxemburg, and accredited consul there; drew up and signed on behalf of U. S. supplementary extradition treaty between Grand Duchy of Luxemburg and U. S., 1934, ratified by U.S. Senate, 1935; appointed Foreign Service officer, class 5, May 1941; also covered interests of Belgium, France and England in Luxemburg during invasion and occupation by Germany; returned to U. S. July 1941; assigned as representative of State Department and chair­ man Interdepartmental Board of Review, Visa Division; consul at Luxemburg, September 1944, first secretary American Embassy, Brussels, December 1944, and Consul at Brussels, to serve con­ currently as charge d'affaires and consul at Luxemburg also. Member S. R., Virginia Historical

- 51 - Society, Societe Astronomique de France (life). Awarded Washington Commemorative Medal (U. S.) 1933, for services in connection with celebration of Bi-Centennial of Birth of George Washington; Chevalier Cross of Commander Grand Ducal Order Oak Leaved Crown of Luxemburg. Episcopalian. Clubs: Grand Ducal Golf (Luxemburg); Rotary International. Lecturer, Broadcaster. Home: Halcyon Hill,l Montgomery, Alabama. Made first of three living honorary citizens of Luxemburg, 1945.2 Mr. Waller is retired and living at Halcyon Hill.

b. Frances Amelia was born December 3, 1891. She has never married and makes her home at Halcyon Hill, Montgomery, Alabama.

c. William Chambers was born May 25, 1894 and died June 1, 1916.

d. Luther Hill was born September 5, 1896. He married Janet Maultsby of Montgomery, Alabama, daughter of Miss Rhodes and Bogue Slade Maultsby. Their address is 16-1/2 South Perry Street, Montgomery, Alabama. Their children are Luther Hill, Jr., William Chambers Il and Bogue Maultsby. Mr. Waller was a Major in the U.S. Army during World War I.

e. Kathryn Theresa was born January 22, 1900. In September 1928 she married Parks Hollis of Montgomery, Alabama. Their child is Parks, Jr.

CHAPTER SEVENTY-TWO CHILDREN OF FANNIE MARION SIMS AND CHARLES E. GREGORY a. Fannie Marion was born June 4, 1874 and died September 19, 1923. She was unmarried.

b. Alice was born September 28, 1876. She was the first woman surgeon to go to France from the United States during World War I. She has never married and resides at 955 Lexington _ Avenue, New York City.

c. France was born October 25, 1877. On December 16, 1911 she married Ernest F. Tyler who was born April 13, 1879. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, who have no children, reside at 131 East 66th Street, New York City. CHAPTER SEVENTY-THREE CHILDREN OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE SIMS AND JOHN ALLAN WYETH a. Florence Sims was born January 26, 1887 and died October 10, 1942. She is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City. She married Alan Dater McLean who was born September 11, 1889 and died January 4, 1946. He was from New York City, a son of Harriet Amelia Dater and George Hammond McLean. The latter founded Lamb's Club, New York City. Mr. and Mrs. McLean had a daughter, Jane Marion.

b. Marion Sims was born in New York City, February 18, 1889. He graduated from Lawrence­ ville School in 1906; A. B. Princeton University 1910; student Beaux Arts, Paris, 1910-14. He married Eleanor Orr on November 25, 1915. She was born September 29, 1892 and was a daughter of Arthur and Eleanor Noyes Orr. Their children are: Florence Nightingale, Alice Eleanor, Joan Allan and Marion Sims, Ir. He was private secretary to Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page, Rome, 1914-15; with Bertram, Grosvenor, Goodhue, Architects in New York City, 1915; Carrere and Hastings, 1916-17; alone, 1919-32; partner Wyeth and King since 1932; partner Florida Associates, 1942; Southern Association, 1944; architect-engineer, constructing airports, hospitals, etc., for Army and Navy; partner Wyeth, King and Johnson, architects, 1945. Served as 1st Lieutenant, Air Service, U. S. Army, 1917-1919. Chairman of the board of Polyclinic Hospital, New York City; director of Good Samaritan Hospital, West Palm Beach, Florida. Member of American Institute of Architects, Society of Beaux Arts Architects, Florida Association of Architects; Ivy Club (Prince­ ton), Democrat. Clubs: Century Association, Knickerbocker, Princeton (New York City), Ever­ glades, Bath and Tennis, Seminole (Palm Beach). Home: Woodbridge Road, Palm Beach, Florida. Office: Wyeth Building, Palm Beach, Florida, and 37 East 57th Street, New York City.3

1. Halcyon Hill was built by the family of Frances Amelia Taliaferro and has never been bought or sold. 2. Who's Who in America, Vol. 25, 1948-49. 3. Who's Who in America, Vol. 25, 1948-49, page 2760.

- 52 - c. 1ohn Allan, Ir. was born October 27, 1895. He is a painter by profession, is unmarried and lives in Providence, Rhode Island.

CHAPTER SEVENTY-FOUR CHILDREN OF THERESA VIRGINIA HOOPER AND 10SEPH FORNEY IOHNSTON a. 1oseph Forney Jr. was born in Selma, Alabama, September 9, 1879. He was educated in private schools, Birmingham, Alabama; B. A. University of Virginia, 1899; M.A., 1899; L.L.B., University of Alabama, 1900. Admitted to Alabama bar in 1901. Began practice at Birmingham; member Cabaniss and Johnston; general counsel Seaboard Airline Railway Company, Washington, D. C., 1920-25; Counsel National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities, 1918-25. Former member of the Democratic Executive Committee, Alabama; delegate Democratic National Conven­ tton, 1924, nominating Senator Oscar Underwood for president. Drafted basic rate-making prin­ cipals embodied in Transportation Act of 1920. Member American Bar Association (vice President 193 5), Alabama Bar Association (president 1929), Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Delta Phi. Democrat. Episcopalian. Mountain Brook Country Club. Author: Legal Aspects of Government Competition; Certain Constitutional Aspects of Depression Legislation. Home: Cahaba and Overton Roads, Shades Mountain, Birmingham, Alabama. Office: First National Building, Birmingham, Alabama.

Married Clara Vernon Cocke October 3, 1905. Their children are Joseph Forney m, Paul and Virginia. 1

b. Edward Douglas

c. Son whose name is not known.

CHAPTER SEVENTY-FIVE

CffiLDREN OF SARAH AND GEORGE WASHINGTON JONES II a. James

b. Nannie

c. Pansy

CHAPTER SEVENTY-SIX CHILDREN OF FREDERICA 10NES AND WILLIAM HENRY GREEN a. Walter Erwin married Annie Bell Schular. Their children were William Erwin, Mary, Lillian and Dorothy.

b. William Henry, Jr. is married.

c. Mary Barnes married Alex C. Carnes. Their children are Marian and William. Mrs. Carnes died in April 1952.

d. Nett married Haskell D. Cranford and had William Henry, Haskell D., Jr., David, Daniel Brown, Mary Elizabeth and Katherlean.

e. Cotard died when an infant.

f. Sue Brown married Walter Hays. Their children are Louise and Kathran.

g. Daniel Brown married Ollie Ruth Byers. Their children are Daniel Brown, Jr., Carol and Ollie Ruth.

h. Frederick Ennis never married. He was living in 1952.

1. Who's Who in America, Vol. 24, 1946-47, page 1220.

- 53 - CHAPTER SEVENTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF SARAH JONES AND ARTHUR WILBURN HICKLIN a. Janie Emma was born April 29, 1880 and died in August 1937. She married Millard Frazier Ball on May 4, 1916. They had one adopted child.

b. Arthur was born September 22, 1881 and died October 13, 1931. He never married.

c. Frederica was born March 17, 1884. On March 2, 1904 she married James Adams Wil­ liams who is deceased. He was a farmer and fertilizer company employee. Mrs. Williams lives in Lancaster, South Carolina. Their children are Louise, James Wilburn, and Mary Hicklin.

d. Robert Edward was born May 5, 1886 and is deceased. He was a carpenter. On November 10, 1915 he married Alice Lisk, daughter of Cornelia and Millard F. Lisk of Mount Gilead, North Carolina. Mrs. Hicklin lives on Lakeside Avenue, Burlington, North Carolina. Their children are Wilburn A. , Edward M. , Bobby and Herman.

CHAPTER SEVENTY-EIGHT cmLDREN OF MARY DELILAH ADAMS AND WILLIAM DA VIE JONES a. Jennie Delilah was born October 20, 1889. On February 6, 1907 she married Ernest S. Dowdle who was born August 2, 1887, a son of Lorene Jenkins and Thomas G. Dowdle. They have no children. Their home is in Sharon, South Carolina.

b. William Davie, Jr. was born October 29, 1891. On August 25, 1925 he married Lillian Holley of New York who was born May 20, 1907. William Davie, Jr. served in the Army during World War I. They have no children.

c. John Craig was born March 3, 1894 and died July 31, 1945. He married first on November 3, 1915, Mary E. Todd who was born August 25, 1892 and died September 22, 1916. They had no children. He married second in 1920, Estelle Ballard who was born January 16, 1894 and died September 5, 1926. Their children are James Craig and Mary Alice. He married third, Mrs. M. 1. Johnson (nee Virginia Baker). They had no children. John Craig served in the 30th Division in World War I.

' d. Alwyn Reamey was born March 8, 1896. On June 15, 1921 he married Anna Mae Dowdle who was born November 22, 1897, a daughter of Lorene Jenkins and Thomas G. Dowdle. They have a daughter, Mary lorene. Alwyn Reamey served in the 118th Infantry, 30th Division in World War l

e. Charles Alfonsa was born November 3, 1898. On September 1, 1920 he married Louise Minors Kilgo who was born October 10, 1905, a daughter of Rhoda Cornelia Minors and James Robert Kilgo. Their children are William Kilgo, Charles Robert and Jennie Louise.

CHAPTER SEVENTY-NINE CHILDREN OF MARY ELIZABETH BARBER AND CHURCHILL BENJAMIN JONES, JR. a. Jennie Mae was born May 7, 1890 and died March 9, 1938. She married Joseph Edward Roche who was born December 7, 1886 and died October 24, 1945. He was a son of Lula Cheatham and Patrick A. Roche of Abbeville, South Carolina. Their children were Edward Churchill, Eliza­ beth, James Lawrence, Sarah, Patrick Albert, John Francis and William Geddings. Mr. Roehe was an agent and telegraph operator for the Seaboard Railway.

b. Alma Fredrica was born November 25, 1893. On April 26, 1916 she married James William Goodwin of Richburg, South Carolina. He was born January 18, 1897, son of Josephine Dixon from Georgia and Rev. William Smoaks Goodwin from Smoaks, South Carolina. Mr. Goodwin is a retired Master Sergeant in the U. S. Army. They live at 409 McPherson Avenue, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Their children are James William, Jr., Harold (Harry) Jones and Betty Fredrica.

c. Susie Cloud Boylston was born June 17, 1896. On May 6, 1914 she married Claud Hyatt Turner who was born December 9, 1889. They live at Fort Lawn, South Carolina. Their children are Elizabeth Louise, Claudia Kathryn and Roy Gene.

- 54 - d. Willie Barber was born April 27, 1899. On April 24, 1918 she married Pierre Corcles Gaillard who was born July 8, 1894 in Newberry, South Carolina, and died September 13, 1944. Their children are Doris Eoline, William Henry and Mary Elizabeth. Mrs. Gaillard lives at Abbeville, South Carolina.

e. Mary died when an infant.

f. Clyde Corinne married Harley Adams. Their child is Nancy.

g. Churchill Beatrice married Sergeant Brice Wrenn and lives at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Their children are Robert and Io Anne.

h. Sarah Lucille was born 1anuary 24, 1911. On November 12, 1938 she married Colonel Robert 1. McBride who was born August 14, 1900. Their children are Elizabeth, Theresa and Robert 1., Ir. Colonel and Mrs. McBride are at the University of Wisconsin in 1952, where Colo­ nel McBride is professor of Military Science and Tactics.

CHAPTER EIGHTY CHILDREN OF IDA 1ACKSON AND JOHN JONES a. Claude lives in Portsmouth, Virginia.

b. Gertrude was born 1uly 20, 1892 and married Thomas Lee Craig. Their children are James and Thomas Lee, Jr.

CHAPTER EIGHTY-ONE CHILD OF AMELIA LOVE JONES AND PICKETT McCULLOUGH a. Pickett, Jr. was born March 26, 1898 and died July 8, 1919. He married Loula Callahan. Their children are Amelia Love and 1ennie Lee.

CHAPTER EIGHTY-TWO CHILDREN OF DELLA CULP AND THOMAS P. JONES a. Thomas P., Jr.

b. Churchill Benjamin

c. Sarah

d. Marguerite

e. Allen

CHAPTER EIGHTY-THREE CHILD OF EMILIE GOUDARD FRASER AND J. ALWYN BALL a. J. Alwyn, Jr. died about 1945. He married and had one child, Betty Fraser.

CHAPTER EIGHTY-FOUR CHILD OF SUSIE E. BALL AND FREDERICK G. FRASER a. Daughter who married a Mr. Hill.

CHAPTER EIGHTY-FIVE CHILDREN OF MARY KYLE AND MARCUS LUCIUS FOSTER a. Virginia was born in 1876 and is deceased. In 1897 she married William Wallace Hunt who was from Columbus, Georgia. Their children were William Wallace, Jr., Robert Kyle and Allen.

b. Ira Roe was born February 28, 1878 and died February 28, 1919. In December 1906 he married Estelle Stewart who was born May 16, 1888, daughter of Lula Logan and James Samuel

- 55 - Stewart of Attalla, Alabama. He attended the Gadsden, Alabama, public schools and Marion Institute, Marion, Alabama. He was employed in the shipping department of GuH State Steel Company. Their child is Mary.

c. Robert was born in 1880 and died in 1951. In 1904 he married Evabel Hertzberg who was born in 1881, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hertzberg. They had no children.

d. Marcus Lucius, Jr. was born in 1882 and died in 1934. In 1910 he married Julia Kahlbach who was born in 1884, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kahlbach of Baltimore, Maryland. She died in 1916. Their children were James and Mary Josephine.

e. Mary was born in 1885 and died in 1940. In 1905 she married Loren Ellis Whiteley, who was born in 1880 and died in 193 9. He was a son of Margaret Roache and William Ellis Whiteley of Owensboro, Kentucky. They had no children.

CHAPTER EIGHTY-SIX CHILDREN OF NENA KYLE AND JAMES M. ELLIOTT, ra. a. Mary Emma was born in 1878 and died at the age of six months.

b. Kyle was born in 1889. In 1911 he married Carey Caldwell who was born in 1892. Their children are losephine, John, lames and Mary Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott live at 600 Madison Street, Huntsville, Alabama.

c. Harvey was born in 1893. In 1924 he married Eunice White who was born in 1895. Their child is Harvey, 1r. Their address is Route fl, Elmwood Farm, Keener, Alabama.

d. Cornelia was born December 29, 1895. She attended a private school in Gadsden, Alabama; Salem Academy and College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. On April 26, 1924 she married Harry Nute Lukins who was born March 20, 1885, son of Mary Glascock and Joseph Peter Lukins of Mount Carmel, Kentucky. Mr. Lukins is an attorney in Louisville, Kentucky, and Vice President and General Counsel for the ~ 7ashington National Insurance Company of Evanston, Illinois. Their ad­ dress is 1029 Alta Vista, Louisville, Kentucky. Their children are Milton Elliott, 1oseph Alexander and Betty Sue.

CHAPTER EIGHTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF SUDIE MURPHY AND THOMAS STONEWALL KYLE a. Robert Bartlett was born September 7, 1888. He attended Sewanee Grammar School, Tome School and the University of Virginia. On April 26, 1943 he married Ruth Pettit Thompson from Attalla, Alabama. She was born April 4, 1901 in Walnut Grove, Alabama, daughter of Fanny Reavis and Enoch Daniel Pettit. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle live at 925 Chestnut Street, Gadsden, Alabama. Mr. Kyle is a Real Estate broker. They have no children.

b. William Conrad was born in Gadsden, Alabama, April 12, 1891 and died August 15, 1897. CHAPTER EIGHTY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF BESSIE KYLE AND WILLIAM 1. BEGGS a. Edith was born in 1891 in Macon, Georgia. She married first, in 1916, Charles Rufus Perkins, Jr. He was born in 1880, son of Katherine Dunnock and Charles Rufus Perkins of Laurel, Mississippi. He is deceased. Their child is Joseph Kyle. She married second, in 1934, Oliver Thomas Snellgrove. They had no children. He is a son of Ida Williams and James G. Snellgrove. Mr. and Mrs. Snellgrove live at 230 South Sixth Street, Gadsden, Alabama.

b. William George was born in 1892. In 1915 he married Agnes Chandler who was born in 1894, daughter of 1ennie Rayburn and John David Chandler of Guntersville, Alabama. Their children are William George, 1r., Bettijane and John David. Their address is 310 Chickapoo Place, Grand Prairie, Texas.

c. Catherine was born in 1894. She is unmarried and lives at 835 Chestnut Street, Gadsden, Alabama. - 56 - d. Robert was born in 1901. He married Florence Knecht, daughter of Millie Kingsley and Joseph Knecht of New York City. Their address is 3737 North Grant Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.

e. Susan was born in 1908. In 1930 she married Douglas China, Jr., son of Daisy Nash and Douglas China of Sumter, South Carolina. Their child is Douglas m. Mr. and Mrs. China live at 835 Chestnut Street, Gadsden, Alabama.

CHAPTER EIGHTY-NINE CHILDREN OF EDITH KYLE AND EUGENE EXUM THOMPSON a. Mary Louise was born February 15, 1893. She married Piers Grove Eliot Warburton who was born January 24, 1896, son of Winifred Anne Hodgson and Piers Eliot Warburton, both British. Their children are Patricia, Anne Marion, Piers Eliot de Dutton and 1ohn Richard Eliot. Mr. and Mrs. Warburton live at 71 Oakwood Court, London W. 14, England.

b. Marian was born February 22, 1895. She attended the Anniston, Alabama, public schools; Nazareth Academy and Montevallo College. On August 11, 1915 she married Robert Gordon Bowie who was born in Dadesville, Alabama, October 25, 1893, son of Mary McCauley and John M. Bowie. He grew up in Anniston, Alabama. Their children are Edith Marian, Robert Gordon, Jr. and Mary Louise. Their address is 912 Jefferson Avenue, Anniston, Alabama. Mr. Bowie, who is an accountant, is traffic manager for the Alabama Pipe Company.

c. Florie was born October 2, 1896. On November 30, 1920 she married Cecil Baker Wright who was born August 16, 1896 in Pineapple, Alabama, and grew up in Greenville, Alabama. He is a son of Fanny Shanks and Wardlaw Ramsey Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, who live at 201 Sher­ wood Road, Rome, Georgia, have one child, Cecil Baker, Jr.

d. Eugenia was born September 16, 1901. She attended the Salisbury, North Carolina Normal School; Virginia Intermont, Bristol, Virginia; and Salisbury Business School. In 1929 she married Maurice Cutts McRae. He was born in 1904, son o{ Lou Jean Mitchell and James Ernest McRae of McRae, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. McRae, whose child is Jean, live at 1735 Flagler Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. McRae is a furniture manufacturer's representative.

e. John Washington II was born in 1904. On August 17, 1926 he married Annie Burton Gay, who was born July 23, 1904 in Talladega, Alabama, and grew up in Anniston, Alabama. Her parents were Effie Burton and Benjamin Franklin Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson live at Stuart, Florida. Their child is John Washington, Jr.

f. Elizabeth was born September 14, 1909 in Anniston, Alabama. On August 5, 1936 she married William Frank Gresham who was born October 19, 1908, son of Lomis Rice and John Thomas Gresham of Prattville, Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Gresham live at 126 School Road, Alapocos, Wilmington, Delaware. Their child is William Rice.

g. Cornelia was born December 3, 1911 in Anniston, Alabama. On October 24, 1934 she married James Robert Maxwell Alston who was born December 1, 1902, son of Eugenia Maxwell and George Jones Alston of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Alston live at 711 Jefferson Avenue, Anniston, Alabama. Their children are James Robert Maxwell, Jr. and Edith Eugenia.

CHAPTER NINETY CHILD OF ROBBIE KYLE AND FRANKLIN FLETCHER SMITH a. Franklin Fletcher, Jr. was born in 1904. In 1923 he married Alice Lentz who was born in 1904 in Concord, North Carolina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lentz of Salisbury, North Carolina. Their child is Franklin Fletcher m. Mr. Smith was killed in 1943 during World War II. CHAPTER NINETY -ONE CHILD OF FLORIE KYLE AND RICHARD MARSHALL HARRIS a. Sara was born in 1904. In 1929 she married Knox Ide. He was born in Texas in 1902. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Barden McGee. He was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. George P. Ide, his aunt and uncle. Their child is Sarah Ann.

- 57 - CHAPTER NINETY-TWO

CHILDREN OF ANNIE WISE KYLE AND HENRY BARRY WOOLFOLK

a. Joseph Kyle was born October 28, 1889. On April 14, 1915 he married Ayliffe Barie Watson of Richmond, Virginia. Their children are Caroline Meredith, and Douglas Kyle.

b. Henry Barry, Jr. was born September 21, 1891 and died June 27, 1893.

c. Albert Sidney II was born May 3, 1893. On September 8, 1917 he married Ruth Battle. Their children are Albert Sidney, Jr., Charlton Eugene and Ruth Battle.

d. Kate was born January 10, 1898. On December 11, 1919, in Columbus, Georgia, she married Blanchard Ball Battle. He was a son of Mamie Willis and Charlton Eugene Battle of Columbus. Their children are Blanchard Ball, Jr. and Catherine Woolfolk. Mrs. Battle lives at 1948 Wynnton Road, Columbus, Georgia.

CHAPTER NINETY-THREE

CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH LEE KYLE AND GEORGE LEON CANDLER

a. Catherine was born October 2, 189t. On June 3, 1914 she married David Scarlett Atkinson who was born in 1884. He is a lawyer and they make their home at 215 East 45th Street, Savannah, Georgia. Their children are Cat~erine, David Scarlett, Jr., Leonora Candler and Ann Elizabeth.

b. Elizabeth was born May 2, 1893. On November 12, 1919 she married Henry Lambert Sherrod. Their children are Henry Lambert, Jr., Elizabeth Candler and Mary Watson.

c. Leonora was born October 20, 1895. She makes her home with her mother in Savannah, Georgia.

CHAPTER NINETY-FOUR

CHILD OF MAXIE WILLINGHAM AND JOSEPH KYLE NUCKOLLS

a. Emilie Frances was born in 1884. In 1907 she married Orville R. Harvey who was born in 1878 and died in 1949. Their children are Emilie Kerlin and Maxine Willingham. Mrs. Harvey lives in Columbus, Georgia.

CHAPTER NINETY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH KYLE NUCKOLLS AND JAMES SMYTHE WILLCOX

a. James DeWitt was born in Columbus, Georgia. November 20, 1884. He attended Starke's University preparatory school in Montgomery, Alabama, and graduated from Cornell University in 1907. On January 5, 1910 he married Frances Sloan Stakely who was born March 18, 1887, a daugh­ ter of Jessie Davis and Dr. Charles A. Stakely of Montgomery, Alabama. Mr. Willcox, who is retired, was State Manager for the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Willcox make their home at 4148 Cliff Road, Birmingham, Alabama. Their children are James DeWitt, Jr. and Charles Stakely.

b. Joseph Kyle was born December 27, 1887 and died February 10, 1909.

CHAPTER NINETY -SIX

CHILDREN OF MARGARET JONES AND JOSEPH ROBINSON WALKER, JR.

a. Margaret was born January 27, 1892. She attended Rowland Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah; Bennett Junior College, Millbrook, New York; and School of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts.

- 58 - On June 9, 1923 she married Bartlett Wicks of Chicago who was born April 16, 1895, son of Lilly Doane of Chicago and S. F. Wicks of Syracuse, New York. Mr. Wicks is an Investment Broker and Realtor. Their address is 30 S Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Their children are Edward Bartlett and Joseph Robinson Walker.

b. Sybil was born in 1896. She married first Howard H. McClintic of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They had no children. She married second Charles Daniel Smith of Kansas City, Missouri. They had no children. Mrs. Smith died in 1951.

c. Witcher Raymond was born in 1898 and is deceased. He married Isabelle McLaughlin of Salt Lake City, Utah. They had no children.

d. Joseph Robinson m was born in 1900 and is deceased. He married Anna Lee Toughy of Butte, Montana. They had no children.

CHAPTER NINETY -SEVEN

CHILDREN OF AGNES JONES AND DANIEL PRICE WITHERS

a. Daniel Price, Jr. was born August 28, 1906 and died March 5, 1923.

b. Anne Stuart was born December 24, 1908. She attended Stuart Hall, Staunton, Virginia, and State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia. On April 18, 1931 she married Thomas Stanley Goodridge from Richmond, Virginia, who was born January 10, 1907 in Norfolk, Virginia, a son of Florence Stanley Atkins and George Mc Gregor Goodridge. They make their home in Danville, Virginia, where Mr. Goodridge is in the insurance business. Their child is Thomas Stanley, Jr.

c. Agnes Dillard was born July 26, 1911. She attended Randolph Macon Institute, Danville, Virginia and Stuart Hall, Staunton, Virginia. On June 6, 1936 she married William Holland Robinson of Danville, Virginia, who was born March 23, 1912, a son of Elizabeth Holland and Dr. Julian McGruder Robinson. They make their home at 812 Anderson Street, Durham, North Carolina, where Mr. Robinson is a tobacconist. Their children are Agnes Elizabeth, Anne Stuart and Catherine Holland.

d. Mary Stokes was born March 29, 191 7 and died November 13, 1924.

CHAPTER NINETY-EIGHT

CHILD OF THELMA SPEER AND BARTLETT KYLE JONES

a. Bartlett Kyle, Jr. was born September 4, 1923 in Danville, Virginia. He attended Wood­ berry Forest School, Orange, Virginia; and Choate School, Wallingford, Connecticut. He served in the U. S. Marine Corps during World War II and saw action in the Pacific for nearly three years. On November 23, 1946 he married Betty Marie McLachlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLachlan of Ernest, Pennsylvania. She was born November 9, 1924. Their children are Michelle Marie and Bartlett Kyle m. Mr. and Mrs. Jones make their home in Danville, Virginia, where Mr. Jones is a tobacco buyer for Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company.

CHAPTER NINETY-NINE

CHILDREN OF GRACE STUART JONES AND HENRY SMITH RICHARDSON

a. Grace Stuart was born September 20, 1915. On September 15, 1935 she married Eugene William Stetson, Jr., son of Josephine Shaw and Eugene William Stetson. Mr. Stetson has an invest­ ment business in New York City and they make their home in Southport, Connecticut. Their children are Nancy Page, Grace Stuart, Patricia Pate and Eugene William m.

b. Mary Keen was born August 15, 1917. On June 20, 1936 she married John Herrick Jackson who died July 29, 1951. Their children are Herrick, Alison, and Robert Wollcot. In July 1953 Mrs. Jackson married Jack Cavel Lang who has an economic consulting service in New York City.

- 59 - c. Henry Smith, Jr. was born May 16, 1920. On January 24, 1945 he married Adele McGruder Greig. Their children are Adele, Stuart Smith, Page, Carey and Peter Lunsford. Mr. Richardson is vice president of the Vick Chemical Company.

d. Robert Randolph was born January 30, 1926. He is a graduate of the University of North Carolina and is with the Vick Chemical Company. On April 14, 1951 he married Dalton Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Arnold of Bethany, Connecticut, and granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Ellery Hughes of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Mr. and Mrs. John DeWitt Arnold of Westport, Connecticut. They were married in Marquand Chapel of Yale Divinity School, New Haven, Connecticut, by Rev. Sidney Lovett, Chaplain of Yale University. Mrs. Richardson is a graduate of Thomas School, Rowayton, Connecticut, and attended Vassar.

e. John Page was born September 7, 1928. He married Wren Bradford in 1953 and they live at Linwood, Maryland, where he has a garage.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED

CHILDREN OF HELEN 1AMES AND RANDOLPH MEADE

a. Frederick James was born in 1907. He married Gertrude duVall and they live in Man­ chester, Tennessee. Their children are Frederick 1ames, Jr. and Carol.

b. Randolph, Jr. was born May 19, 1915. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy. About 1944 he married Audrey Lloyd of England, and their children are Kathleen Lloyd, Julie Anne and Randolph m. Randolph, Jr. is stationed at the Naval Air Station, Quonset Point, Rhode Island.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND ONE cmLDREN OF ELEANOR STANDISH GAMBLE AND JULES JAMES a. Eleanor Gamble was born about 1930. She is a graduate of Stuart Hall, Staunton, Virginia, and Holton Arms Junior College, Washington, D. C. She made her debut at the Bachelors' Cotillion in Baltimore, Maryland. On May 9, 1953 she married John Marshall Crampton Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. S. Perkins of Hamden, Connecticut. They were married by Dr. C. Leslie Glenn at St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington, D. C. They live in New York. Mr. Perkins attended the U. S. Naval Academy, did graduate work at George Washington University and the Sorbonne In Paris. He is associated with Benton and Bowles Advertising Agency in New York.

b. Anne Seldon was born about 1931. In September 1953 she married John Bosley Yellott at St. 1ohn's Episcopal Church in Washington, D. C. The ceremony was performed by Dr. C. Leslie Glenn. Mr. Yellott is son of Mr. and Mrs. Kinlock Nelson Yellott of Cockeysville, Maryland and grandson of the late Rev. John I. Yellott and Mrs. Yellott and the late Mr. and Mrs. John Cole Bosley. He is an alumnus of St. Paul's School in Baltimore and graduated from Yale in June 1953.

c. Mabel White was born about 1933. · She lives at home with her parents in Washington, D. C.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWO

CHILDREN OF MAYBUD HAMPTON AND THOMAS RUFFIN PRATT

a. Pearl was born January 8, 1883. On December 5, 1905 she married Dr. John James van Noppen who was born September 17, 1872 and died February 11, 1919. He was from near The Hague, Holland and his parents were Maria Cappon and Cornelius Maurinus van Noppen. Mrs. van Noppen makes her home·in Madison, North Carolina. Their children are John James, Jr., Thomas Pratt, William Cornelius and Leonard Hampton.

b. Agnes was born January 15, 1898. She married Robert Jones Miller and lives in Reidsville, North Carolina, where she is a teacher in the city schools.

c. Thomas Ruffin, Jr. was born January 15, 1890. He attended the Madison, North Carolina, schools; Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Virginia; and the University of Maryland. He is

- 60 - physician who specializes in tuberculosis. He married Lula Emma Bailey and they make their home at Pismo Beach, California. They have no children.

d. Madison Hampton was born December 21, 1894.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THREE

CHILD OF LUCY ALLEN HOPPER AND JAMES WILLIAM IVIE

a. Kathleen was born March 10, 1898 and lives in Leaksville, North Carolina.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR

cmLD OF KATHERINE WILLIAMS AND ALLEN TAYLOR HOPPER, JR.

a. Allen Norwood was born December 2, 1904 in Leaks ville, North Carolina. He attended the University of North Carolina; Virginia Military Institute and the University of Virginia. He is an Engineer with the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company. On August 3, 1929 he married Caroline Price, who was born December 14, 1907, daughter of Carrie Scott and John Pleasant Price of Leaksville, North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Hopper live at 3666 Sutherland Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio. Their children are Caroline Guerrant, Allen Taylor m, Katherine Williams and Mary Scott.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE

CHILD OF FANNIE WILSON AND THOMAS FIELD

a. Emory married and had a daughter, Fannie Kate. He is deceased.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIX (A)

CHILDREN. OF ELLA L. TATUM AND CHARLES ANDERSON HOLCOMBE II

a. Irene Lee was born July 25, 1881 and died August 29, 1886.

b. R. M. died in infancy.

c. Charles Nelson was born in 1888 and died May 12, 1908.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIX (B)

CHILDREN OF JOSEPHINE NOWLIN WHITE AND CHARLES ANDERSON HOLCOMBE II

a. Rawley White was born in Danville, Virginia, in 1891. In 1918 he married Sarah Crail of Butler, Pennsylvania. They had no children. He died in Muskogee, Oklahoma, in 1939. He had lived in Butler, Pa.; Hutchinson, Kansas; Lacross, Wisconsin; and Wheeling, West Virginia, as Secretary, Chamber of Commerce.

b. Roland Nowlin was born July 19, 1892 in Danville, Virginia. He attended Richmond College, Richmond, Virginia, the University of Missouri (B. A., 1914), and Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri (M. D., 1916). He is a Colonel in the Medical Corps of the U. S. Army (Reserve). On June 1, 1920 he married Sally Robinson Moore who was born in 1898, daughter of Martha Hill and Lake Moore. She was born in Fairland, Oklahoma. Their children were Roland Nowlin, Jr. and John White. On November 25, 1945 Roland Nowlin married Matilda Malone who was born in St. Louis, Missouri, December 5, 1910, daughter of Matilda Shelton and Pierce Malone. They have no children. Dr. Holcombe practices in Muskogee, Oklahoma. His office address is 708-710 Surety Building.

- 61 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN

CHILDREN OF ANNIE LILLIOTT IDCKSON AND DECATUR JONES HOLCOMBE

a. William Hickson, who never married, was born November 13, 1891 and died October 4, 1945. He lived in Danville, Virginia.

b. Araminta was born September 20, 1893. On September 28, 1918 she married John Beall Hammond at "Cherry Hill," the home of her parents near Danville, Virginia. Mr. Hammond was born July 19, 1888 and died June 28, 1938. They had no children. Mrs. Hammond makes her home in .Danville, Virginia, where she is a housemother at Stratford College.

c. Decatur Jones, Jr. was born November 21, 1895 and died December 13, 1948. On November 12, 1920 he married Katharine Matthews of Enfield, North Carolina, who ·was born November 18, 1900. She is a daughter of Marie Dennis and James Richmond Matthews. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. Their children are Decatur Jones m and Elsie Dennis. Mr. Holcombe lived in Danville, Virginia, where he was connected with Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company.

d. Anne Stuart was born October 26, 1898. On September 23, 1922 she married James Saunders Williamson of Burlington, North Carolina. She graduated from Chatham Episcopal Institute, Chatham, Virginia. Mrs. Williamson died in Edmunds Hospital, Danville, Virginia, on December 4, 1926 and is buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia. Their child is Stuart Holcombe.

e. Benjamin Rives was born October 29, 1901 and has never married. He attended the public schools in Danville, Virginia and Danville School for Boys. He went to Wyoming in 1920. He lives on the Arapahoe Ranch, which is a part of the Wind River Indian Reservation.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT

CHILDREN OF MAMIE HAASE AND ALLIE A. WHEAT

a. Robert Haase was born October 19, 1891. ·He married Ethel Duttenhofer. In 1951 he was a Colonel in the U. S. Air Force. Their son is Robert Haase, Jr.

b. George Keiter III was born July 20, 1895. On November 17, 1937 he married Blanche Quarrier Hazlett Wilson of Wheeling, West Virginia. She is a daughter of Blanche Quarrier Mof­ fatt and Harry Clark Hazlett. She was born March 11, 1905. Mr. Wheat is in the insurance busi­ ness and they make their home in Wheeling. Their child is Mary Haase.

c. Thomas died when young.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINE

CHILDREN OF FAUSTINA WELLS AND JAMES MILTON CUNNINGHAM

a. Beatrice Ann was born September 6, 1896. In April 1921 she married Eugene Bibb Baugh. They were married at the home of her parents in Raleigh, North Carolina, by Rev. C. A. Ashby, Rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd. They had one son, Eugene Bibb Jr. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. On April 23, 1940 she married Thomas B. Wilkinson, Jr. They had no children. Mrs. Wilkinson lives in Greensboro, North Carolina, where she is employed at the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Mr. Wilkinson is deceased.

b. James Milton, Jr. ·was born March 15, 1898. He married Elsie Rhodes. They had one son, James Milton Ill. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. James Milton, Jr. died January 12, 1939. He was a chiropractor in Greensboro, North Carolina.

c. Elizabeth Wells was born January 15, 1900. On November 29, 1921 she married Granville Farrior Waddell who was born July 24, 1897. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. They had one child, Josephine Osborn.

- 62 - d. Julia was born June 20, 1903. In August 1921 she married Arvil F. Everhart of Lexington, North Carolina. They had no children. Mrs. Everhart died July 31, 1939 and Mr. Everhart has since died.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TEN

CHILDREN OF HELEN SOMERVILLE CUNINGHAM AND CHARLES DECATUR CUNNINGHAM

a. Helen Somerville was born January 2, 1922. She attended the Greensboro, North Carolina, schools and was graduated from Greensboro College. On December 28, 1943 she married William Rochelle Boothe of San Antonio, Texas. He is a son of Augusta Rochelle and Zilmon Jones Boothe and was born in Gonzales, Texas, September 2, 1918. He attended Jefferson High School and San Antonio Junior College, San Antonio; and the University of Houston. They were married in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Georgia, by Dr. William Gardner. They make their home in Greensboro, North Carolina, where Mr. Boothe is associated with Helen's father and brother in the operation of the Keeley Institute. Their child is Margaret Carrington.

b. Margaret Stuart was born February 19, 1924. She attended the Greensboro, North Carolina, schools and is now living in New York City.

c. Charles Decatur, Jr. was born October 18, 1926. He attended the Greensboro, North Carolina, schools and The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina. After serving in the U. S. Navy during World War Il he returned to his studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he graduated in 1949. He is now with the Keeley Institute in Greensboro, North Carolina.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN

CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH RUSSELL ADAMS AND JACOB HENRY (HARRY) CUNNINGHAM

a. Child who died at birth in March 1915.

b. Elizabeth Caroline was born at 508 West Washington Street, Greensboro, North Carolina, on May 18, 1916. She attended the Greensboro schools; Salem Academy, Winston-Salem, N. C.; the Thomasville, N. C. schools and in 1935 was graduated from Davis-Townsend High School, Davidson County, N. C. She also attended Greensboro College and King's Business College, Greensboro, N. C. She moved to Washington, D. C. in 1943 and lived there until she returneg to North Carolina in 1945. From 1946 to 1950 she lived in New York state, Florida, Richmond, Va. and Charlottesville, Va.; returning to Washington, D. C. in June 1950. She is unmarried.

c. Catherine Mciver was born at 508 West Washington Street, Greensboro, North Carolina on June 3, 1917. She attended the Greensboro and Thomasville, N. C. schools; Pine Crest School, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and in 1935 was graduated from Davis-Townsend High School, Davidson County, N. C. She also attended Women's College of the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, N. C.; Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Virginia; and Miss Hardbarger's Secretarial School, Raleigh, N. C. She moved to Washington, D. C. in 1941. On November 11, 1943 she married Ransom Moseley Middleton, Jr., son of the late Ransom Moseley Middleton of Greensboro, N. C. and Lillian Gainey Middleton Cunningham. He was born in August 1913 in Greensboro. They were married in Bradenton, Florida, at the First Presbyterian Church, by Rev. George E. White, D. D. Their child is Catherine Gainey (Gay). Mr. and Mrs. Middleton make their home at Shale Brick, Davidson County, N. C. where Mr. Middleton is associated with his brother-in-law in the Cunningham ·Brick Company.

c. Jacob Henry (Harry), Jr. was born at 508 West Washington Street, Greensboro, North Carolina on October 8, 1918. He attended the Greensboro, N. C. schools; the Thomasville, N. C. schools; Davis-Townsend school, Davidson County, N. C.; Oak Ridge Military Institute, Oak Ridge, N. C.; the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. and State College, Raleigh, N. C. He was in business with his father until September 1941 when he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force. He received his wings in the fall of 1942 and in 1943 left for England and was overseas for one year. On October 9, 1944 he married Margaret Ear le Saunders, who was born January 4, 1924 in Owensboro, Kentucky, daughter of Minnie Olivia Neal and Ben Henry Saunders of Rocky Mount, N. C. They were married at the home of her parents in Rocky Mount. In November 1944 he received a transfer from the Royal

- 63 - Canadian Air Force to the U. S. Air Force. He was discharged in October 1945 and returned to North Carolina to enter his father's business, of which he is vice president. Their children are Jacob Henry (Jay) m, James Calvin II, Neal Saunders and Richard Waverley. Mr. and Mrs. Cun­ ningham make their home at Shale Brick, Davidson County, N. C.

d. Betsy Anne was born on Elm Street, Greensboro, North Carolina on March 15, 1920. She attended the Thomasville, N. C. schools; Davis-Townsend school, Davidson County, N. C.; Peace Junior College, Raleigh, N~ C. and Ashmore Business College, Thomasville, N. C. In 1942 she moved to Washington, D. C. On June 2, 1945 she married Frederick Everett Siegriest, Jr., who was born August 16, 1917, son of Emma Florence Hahn and Frederick Siegriest of Rockland County, New York. They were married by Dr. Andrew Reid Bird at the Church of the Pilgrims (Presbyterian), Washington, D. C. Their child, Elizabeth Caroline, was born and died September 27, 1946. Mr. and Mrs. Siegriest live at Lake Lucille, New City, New York.

e. Jean Patrick was born on Leftwich Street, Greensboro, North Carolina on September 15, 1921. She attended the Thomasville, N. C. schools; Davis-Townsend school, Davidson County, N. C.; Peace Junior College, Raleigh, N. C. and Ashmore Business College, Thomasville, N. C. On March 17, 1942 she married William Gurney Westbrook, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gurney Westbrook of Raleigh, North Carolina. The marriage was performed at the bride's home, Shale Brick, by Reverend James Witherspoon, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Lexington, N. C. Their children are William Gurney m and Allen Adams. Major and Mrs. Westbrook live at Fort Benning, Georgia.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE (A)

CffiLD OF LOUISE KILLIAN AND THOMAS JONES McADOO

a. Thomas Jones, Jr. died in 1948.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE (B)

CHILDREN OF LOIS LINDLEY AND THOMAS JONES McADOO

a .. Calvin Nicks m was born September 14, 1925 in Greensboro, North Carolina. He attended the Greensboro schools and Juilliard School of Music. He was killed July 26, 1944 while overseas during World War Il.

b. Lois Lindley was born March 23, 1927 in Greensboro, North Carolina. She attended the Greensboro schools, Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary at Rich­ mond, Virginia, and on May 3, 1952 married Thomas Bernard Wright, Jr. of Greensboro. He is a son of Mary Louise Everette and Thomas Bernard Wright and was born January 11, 1927. They were married at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Greensboro by Rev. John Chilton Mott. Mr. Wright graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1949 and is employed by J. P. Stevens Company of Wallace, North Carolina, where they make their home.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THffiTEEN

CHILD OF MARGARET BREARD AND CALVIN NICKS McADOO II

a. Margaret{Marquis)was born November 22, 1903. On October 3, 1936 she married Cortelyou Ladd Simonson of New York who is a partner in Morgan, Stanley Company. Their child is Stephen Cortelyou. Mr. and Mrs. Simonson live on Oakes Road, Rumson, New Jersey.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN

CHILDREN OF RUTH McLEAN VANSTORY AND ROBERT RUFFIN KING, JR.

a. Ruth Vanstory was born January 23, 1918 in Greensboro, North Carolina. She was educated in the Greensboro schools and Hollins College, Virginia. She married Edward James Garvey from

- 64 - Massachusetts. They live in Westport, Connecticut. Their children are James Patrick and Ruth King.

b. Nancy Witcher was born June 6, 1921 in Greensboro_, North Carolina. On June 22, 1940, at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. C. M. Vanstory, 108 Sunset Drive, Greensboro, she married Harvey Carrow Hines, Jr. He is a son of Marguerite Gordon Walker and Harvey Carrow Hines of Kinston, North Carolina. He was born July 7, 1917 and attended Woodberry Forest at Orange, Virginia; and the University of North Carolina. He is manager of Harvey C. Hines Company in Kinston where they make their home. Their children are Marguerite Walker, Nancy King and Ruth Vanstory. c. Robert Ruffin m was educated in the public schools of Greensboro, North Carolina and the University of North Carolina. He was born in Greensboro on April 7, 1919 and married Mary Hampton Scott Stearns. They live in Greensboro where he is with Cone Mills. Their child is Robert Ruffin IV.

d. Cornelius Vanstory was born April 7, 1926 in Greensboro, North Carolina. He was edu­ cated at the University of North Carolina. In 1949 he married Ann Llewellyn of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Their children are Nell Shippey and Ann. They make their home in Greensboro at Latham Park Manor, 815 West Bessemer Avanue. Mr. King is with Blue Bell, Inc.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN

CHILDREN OF JANET KEEN JONES GLENNON AND 1AMES DODDRIDGE PATTON, JR.

a. Janet 1ones was born in Richmond, Virginia on January 14, 1920. She married Lawrence Lewis, Jr. and has a daughter, Louise. They live in Richmond, Virginia.

b. James Doddridge m was born in Richmond, Virginia on July 22, 1921.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN

CHILDREN OF DORIS JONES AND CARL FLEMING

a. Carl, Jr. was a Lt. Colonel shot down over Germany on March 24, 1945. He enlisted in the Air Corps in 1940 and was commissioned in 1941. He was assigned to the 445th Bombardment Group of the 8th Air Force based in England in 1943. He was later made air executive officer and deputy group commander. A B-24 Liberator bomber pilot and formation commander, Lt. Col. Fleming flew twenty missions over Europe. He was awarded the Air Medal with several oak-leaf clusters, and the Distinguished Flying Cross, and was cited for coolness, courage and skill as a formation commander. He attended the University of Virginia.

b. Doris

c. John was a lieutenant. He enlisted in the Air Corps in January 1942 and was assigned to a tactical fighter squadron in Panama in 1943. He went overseas that year as a photographic recon­ naissance pilot and first saw action in Africa. He was reported missing over Sardinia on November 17, 1943. He attended the University of Virginia.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN

CHILDREN OF NANCY AMORET GREEN AND SOUTHGATE JONES

a. Southgate, Jr. was born December 22, 1920. On April 5, 1944 he married Carolyn Moyer who was born May 24, 1923 in Mobile, Alabama. She is a daughter of Mary Rose Brendle and Ira Clarence Moyer of Columbus, Georgia. Southgate is a graduate of Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina, and is vice president of 1. Southgate and Son, insurance, Durham, North Carolina. They live at the University Apartments, Durham. Their children are Nancy Carolyn, Mary Dorsay and Janet Southgate.

- 65 - b. Thomas Decatur Il was born November 12, 1921. On July 29, 1944 he married Eloise Poe who was born July 14, 1927. She is a daughter of Louise Copeland and Albert Holden Poe of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Decatur attended the University of North Carolina and Yale University. He is a free lance writer, sales manager for Encyclopedia Britannica and has published a book of poetry. They make their home in Chapel Hill. Their child is Harriet Keen.

c. Nathaniel Edmund Green was born September 3, 1924. On December 28, 1949 he married - Julia Deane Hosier. He attended the University of North Carolina and Columbia University. He is associate editor of the trade journal "Meat" published in Chicago where they make their home. Their child is Julianne.

d. Nancy Southgate was born June 11, 1927 and graduated from Hollins College, Hollins, Virginia, in 1949. On September 2, 1949 she married Charles Louis de Rohan who was born December 5, 1924 in Ceske Budejovice (Budweis), Czechoslovakia. He was a British subject and moved to England in 1946. He is a son of Princess Maria von Hardtmuth and Prince Charles Victor de Rohan, Guemenee Rochefort. He is employed in the family business, L. and C. Hardtmuth (Koh­ l-Noor) Pencil Company, Inc., Bloomsbury, New Jersey. They make their home in Riegelsville, New Jersey. Their child is Elizabeth Camille.

e. Lyell Keen was born June 5, 1930. On December 27, 1950 he married Janette Gardner. He attended Virginia Episcopal School and is with Westinghouse Electric in Charlotte, North Carolina. Their child is Thomas Southgate.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN (A)

cmLD OF ELOISE DICK AND JAMES TURNER MOREHEAD, JR.

a. James Turner m was born in Greensboro, North Carolina, on July 14, 1916. He attended the Greensboro schools and the University of North Carolina. Mr. Morehead, who is unmarried, lives at 55 Greenwich Avenue, New York City. He is an Interior Decorator and writer.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED ~~D EIGHTEEN (B)

CHILD OF FLORENCE ATWOOD RETZ .A.ND JAMES TURNER MOREHEAD, JR.

a. Joseph Motley II was born in Greensboro, North Carolina, December 15, 1924. He married about 1946 and has a daughter three years old in March 1952. He is a tower operator for the U. S. Air Force.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN

CHILD OF LILLIAN TIMPANY BUFFINGTON AND GLENN JONES

a. Nancy Keene was born March 1, 1929 in New York City. She attended the New York public schools and Miami University, Miami, Florida. She married Alex Higgins, Jr. from Georgia. Their child is Deirdre Lillian.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND 1WENTY (A)

CHILDREN OF REBECCA VON KLYCE AND JAMES HARRIS HAMPTON

a. William W. is postmaster at Leaksville, North Car·olina. His sons are William W., Jr., James Harris Il and David Carter; and daughters, Klyce and May.

b. Pansy married Alvah Walker Martin, son of Lula Hubbard and Anthony Bennings Johns Martin. He was born October 13, 1880 and died December 26, 1937. (See Chapter 56).

- 66 - c. Hortense married Arthur Buist Jordan and lives in Dillon, South Carolina. They celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary November 30, 1951. They have children.

d. Theresa married Leabolme Manning. She is deceased. She had a daughter, and a son, Hampton.

e. Lena lives in California. She married first a Smith and had no children. She married second a Riley and had a son.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY (B)

CHILD OF ARABELLA MARTIN AND JAMES HARRIS HAMPTON

a. James Harris, Jr. was born April 24, 1901. On October 26, 1919 he married Julia Norva Moore who was born in 1904 in Stokesdale, Guilford County, North Carolina, daughter of Alice Clark and Herbert G. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton live in Leaksville, North Carolina. Their children are Julia Norva and James Harris III.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE

CHILDREN OF MARY MARGARET MARTIN AND GEORGE WILLIAMS FOSTER

a. Annie Eliza was born January 28, 1883 near York, South Carolina, and was educated in the McConnells, S. C. schools. On February 22, 1913 she married Melchor Humbert Jones who was born in Colleton County, South Carolina in February 1894, son of Jennie Louise and Melchor Jones. Mr. Jones is a farmer. Their children are Margaret Louise, William Humbert and Grace Isabelle. Mrs. Jones died October 12, 1939.

b. Marion Williams was born December 9, 1885 near York, South Carolina. He attended the McConnells, S. C. schools. On April 20, 1911 he married Mary Estelle Branch who was born February 18, 1890 in York County, S. C., daughter of Mary Percival and John Branch. Mr. Foster is a retired mechanic. Their children are Marion Williams, Jr., Clara Mae, Harold Guy and Joseph Erwin.

c. Jennie Maye was born April 3, 1888. She is unmarried. Her address is R. F. D. #1, McConnells, South Carolina.

d. Julia Pauline was born July 15, 1890 near McConnells, York County, South Carolina, and attended the McConnells schools. On November 25, 1914 she married Walter Brown Love who was born March 19, 1889 in York County, South Carolina, son of Elizabeth Land and James Love. Their children are Mary Elizabeth, Walter Brown, Jr., Jean Olivia and James Lindsay. Their address is R. F. D. #1, Box 134, McConnells, South Carolina.

e. Sarah Belle was born April 3, 1893 at McConnells, South Carolina. On June 16, 1915 she married James White Ferguson who was born in York County, S. C. on May 30, 1893, son of Mary Jane Thomason and Robert Ferguson. Their addre<;s is 38 Cash Street, Rock Hill, S. C. Their children are Margaret Jane, Alma Elizabeth, Frances Maye and James Doris.

f. Robert Lindsay was born July 21, 1895 at McConnells, South Carolina, and attended school there. On February 2, 1927 he married Lilla Amelia DeMay who was born in Connecticut January 26, 1905, daughter of Ida Quinlan and Rolla L. DeMay. Mr. Foster, who was a farmer, died August 26, 1951. They had no children.

g. John Martin was born October 28, 1897 in McConnells, South Carolina, and attended school there. On April 9, 1947 he married Annie Catherine Aycock who was born near McConnells, S. C. July 25, 1910, daughter of Annie Saunders and Samuel V. Aycock. Their child is John Martin, Jr. Mr. Foster has a lumber and building supply business and is a building contractor. Their address is Box 125, York, South Carolina.

- 67 - h. Henry Clyde was born December 28, 1899 in McConnells, South Carolina, and attended school there. On January 5, 1924 he married Johnnie Therrill who was born in York County, · South Carolina, July 2, 1898, daughter of Mollie Watson and John Therrill. Their child is Oscar Ray. Mr. Foster is a mechanic and their address is 4910 Buckingham Drive, Charlotte, N. C.

i. Ernest Guy was born May 5, 1902 at McConnells, South Carolina. On November 18, 1924 he married Myrtle Ione Brown who was born June 23, 1909 in Greenville, South Carolina, daughter of Loula Carter and Richard B. Brown. Mr. Foster attended school at McConnells, S. C. and Clemson College, S. C. Be has been a farmer, a florist and is now (1952) a Forest Ranger for York County, S. C. Their address is R. F. D. #1, McConnells, S. C. Their children are Ernest Guy, Jr., Paul Faver, Elizabeth Ione and Adeline Brice.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO

CHILDREN OF NANNIE STILL AND GEORGE WASHINGTON NORMAN

a. George Washington, Jr.

b. Bessie

c. Grady is a doctor.

d. Olive

e. Pierce lives in Yadkinville, North Carolina.

f. Joseph S. Lives in Roanoke, Virginia.

g. Nannie

h. William M. lives in Leaksville, North Carolina.

i. Evelyn

j. John

k. Quentin lives in Aiken Summit.

Note: One of the girls is Mrs. Glass of Burkeville and another is Mrs. G. A. Roberson of Martinsville, Virginia.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE (A)

CHILDREN OF KATE FRANKLIN AND WARREN NORMAN, JR.

a. Susie

b. Robert

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE (B)

CHILD OF SUDIE SIMPSON AND WARREN NORMAN, JR.

a. Pricie

- 68 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR

CHILDREN OF ELIZA MEADOWS AND JAMES M. NORMAN

a. Mary

b. D. M. (Doc)

c. Warren

d. James M., Jr.

e. Robert

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF SARAH JANE NORMAN AND JAMES EDWIN WOODSON

a. James Edwin, Jr.

b. Nettie

C. Forest ·

d. Norman

e. Haller

f. Frank

g. Alice

h. Mary

i. Fred

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX

CHILDREN OF ELIZA NORMAN AND HENRY CLAY MARTIN

a. Esther was born April 27, 1896. On June 16, 1934 she married John Redd Wilson who was born February 26, 1891 on Winsor Farm, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of Harriet Redd and Samuel Hairston Wilson. Mr. Wilson, who is a farmer, was in the U. S. Navy until 1932. They make their home at Cascade, Virginia. Their child is Flora Janet.

b. Clay Norman was born November 24, 1899. On May 23, 1932 she married Peter Hairston Wilson, a brother of John Redd Wilson whom her sister Esther married. He was born May 28, 1893, son of Harriet Redd and Samuel Hairston Wilson. Mr. Wilson is a farmer and they make their home at Cascade, Virginia. They have no children.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY -SEVEN

CHILDREN OF MARY ESTHER NORMAN AND JOSEPH DANIEL GREGORY

a. Norman

b. Joseph Daniel, Jr.

c. Esther

- 69 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND 'IWENTY-EIGHT

CHILDREN OF NANNIE NORMAN AND JOHN WALKER HENSON

a. Warren

b. John Walker, Jr.

C. Mary

d. Virginia

e. Katie

f. Theresa

g. Norman

h. Carolyn

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE

CHILDREN OF CLAY NORMAN AND JOHN WILL MOBLEY

a. Nathan

b. Warren

c. Mary

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY

CHILDREN OF SALLY JONES AND WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON NORMAN

a. William Henry ·Harrison, Jr.

b. Jones

c. Esther

d. George King

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TffiRTY -ONE

CHILD OF SALLIE MARTIN AND MARTIN

a. Elizabeth married James T. Chandler and lives on Hamilton Street in Leaksville, North Carolina.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-'IWO

CHILDREN OF MARTHA GILLEY AND GEORGE MARTIN

a. Son who is deceased.

b. Son who is deceased.

c. Daughter who is deceased.

d. Daughter, Georgie, who married a Martin and is living in 1953. - 70 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF KATE MARTIN AND JOHN HAIZLIP

a. P. T.

b. Daughter

c. Lucy

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THffiTY-FOUR

CHILDREN OF ELIZA MARTIN AND LAND

a. Myrtle is deceased.

b. Grace is deceased.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THffiTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF LUCY MARTIN AND ROBERT PINKNEY FAGG.

a. Robert Pinkney, Jr. was born June ·9, 1897. On November 9, 1925 he married Catherine Finley of Martinsville, Virginia, where they make their home. She was born March 14, 1907 and was a daughter of May Brown and George M. Finley. Mr. Fagg is sole owner of Fagg' s Drug , Store in Martinsville. Their children are Robert Pinkney m and Catherine.

b. Lucille was born June 19, 1899. On June 27, 1923 she married Maynard P. West of Axton, Virginia. He was born Devember 21, 1898 and was a son of Cammie Price and W. R. West. Mr. West is a rural mail carrier. Their child is Maynard P., Jr.

c. Marian was born May 19, 1904. On Apr_il 17, 1931 she married Lindsay Moir of Leaks­ ville, North Carolina. He was born July 16, 1904 a son of Scotia Livingston and Robert Lindsay Moir. Mr. Moir is in a Leaksville, North Carolina, bank. They have no children.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-S1X

CHILDREN OF MARY ELIZABETH (MAMIE) MARTIN AND AINSLEY JACKSON LESTER

a. Henry Claybrook was born January 31, 1898. On October 27, 1923 he married Natalie Penn of Martinsville, Virginia, a daughter of Anna Bowe and John Thomas Penn. She was born November 14, 1899. Mr. and Mrs. Lester make their home in Martinsville, Virginia, where Mr. Lester is Texaco agent for several counties. He attended the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Washington and Lee University. Their children were Henry Claybrook, Jr. and Anna Bowe.

b. Ainsley Jackson, Jr. (Dick) was born April 15, 1901. On June 5, 1936 he married Mary Thompson of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was born May 25, 1903 and was a daughter of Letitia Mae Jones and Thomas Daniel Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Lester live in Martinsville, Virginia. He travels for the Bassett Furniture Company. He attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Washington and Lee University. Their child is Ainsley Jackson III.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THffiTY -SEVEN

CHILDREN OF MARGARET SLAWSON AND RORER JAMES MARTIN

a. Janet was born July 5, 1917. She married Dr. Peter Spohm of Vancouver, B. C.

b. Margot was born June 22, 1925. She is a graduate in dramatics and is unmarried.

- 71 - I CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT

CHILDREN OF PANSY HAMPTON AND ALVAH WALKER MAH.TIN

a. Rebecca was born October 26, 1905. On May 3, 1924 she married William Hasen Evans who was born January 11, 1901, a son of Lillian Heyward and William Boyd Evans of Columbia, South Carolina. Mr. Evans is in the insurance business. Their address is 1907 Cameron Street, Raleigh, North Carolina.. Their children are Catherine Elizabeth (Betty), Lillian Heyward and Patricia Hampton.

b. Dorothy was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on August 12, 1920. On December 31, 1938, in Agawam, Massachusetts, she married Howard Allan Greer. He was born May 11, 1916, son of Ruth and Thomas Greer of Suffield, Connecticut. He is a Mechanical Engineer. Their children are Ronald Hampton, Stephen Scott and Maureen Cynthia. Their address is 8309 Loyola Blvd., Los Angeles 45, California.

c. Alvah Walker, Jr. is married and lives at 1027 Revere Avenue, Trenton 9, New Jersey.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE (A)

CHILD OF MAMIE TUGGLE AND RAMEY JONES MARTIN

a. Nora Clark died at the age of three years.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE (B)

CHILD OF HORTENSE MILDRED DOWDY AND RAMEY JONES MARTIN

a. Ramey Jones, Jr., who was born September 20, 1932, lives in Leaksville, North Carolina. He is a student attending Western Carolina State College.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY

CHILDREN OF JESSIE KING AND LISTER ALLEN MARTIN

a. Jessie King was born April 20, 1912. She married Rev. Samuel J. Erwin. Their children are Martin Nesbit and Betty Wren. Rev. Erwin was a native of Ireland. He served as a Baptist minister in Kentucky, Indiana, California and North Carolina (Beaufort and Southern Pines). He died at Ridgecrest, North Carolina at the age of forty-eight.

b. Louise Allen was born August 10, 1914. On June 29, 1940 she married Henry Ernest Hilton who was born in Catawba County, N. C. February 2, 1913, son of Alice Clampitt and Henry Monroe Hilton. Their children are Harriett King and Marylyn Martin.

c. Mary Lily was born January 15, 1917. She married Haywood Watson Hinkle. They have no children. They make their home in Lexington, North Carolina.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE

CHILDREN OF MAYBUD MARTIN AND WILLIAM WALLACE MARTIN

a. William Wallace, Jr., who was born October 5, 1908, attended the Leaksville, North Carolina, schools; Penn State and U. S. Forestry School. On June 4, 1941 he married Irene Pike who was born in Greensboro, North Carolina, July 27, 1920, daughter of Margaret Mae Apple and Sidney Clay Pike. Their child is William Wallace Ill. Mr. Martin is in the dry cleaning business in Leaksville, North Carolina, where they make their home.

- 72 - b. Doris May Wren was born April 3, 1921. She attended the Leaksville, North Carolina, schools and Salem College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She is employed by the DuPont Company in Chattanooga, Tennessee, as a secretary.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO

CHILDREN OF BERTHA ROBERTSON AND MOSES HUBBARD- MARTIN

a. Hubbard Worth was born April 3, 1919. He married Pauline Martin and their children are Anthony Worth, Teresa and Susan Gray.

b. Julia was born June 5, 1921. She married E. Milton Spencer, Jr. Their child is E. Milton Ill.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE

CHILD OF MARGARET MARSHALL AND ANTHONY BENNINGS JOHN MARTIN, JR.

a. Rachel Wren

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR

CHILD OF MARGARET JONES AND LOUIS HERBERT SMITH

a. Frances was born May 23, 1911. She lives with her parents in Liberty, North Carolina.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE

CHILD OF ANNIE KATE JONES AND CHARLES JOHN LAMBE

a. Katherine was born November 23, 1922. She married Jack W. Noneman.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX

CHILD. OF ELLA CLAIBORNE BOULDIN AND ABRAM DALTON JONES

a. Abram Dalton, Jr. was born October 21, 1929 in Greensboro, North Carolina. He is unmarried and lives in Greensboro with his mother. He is a staff writer on the Greensboro Daily Record.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY -SEVEN

CHILDREN OF JEAN SPENCE AND BEVERLY JONES

a. Beverly, Jr. was born April 1, 1922. He attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute and was graduated from Duke University School of Medicine in 1945. He is a doctor of internal medicine. He married Jewel Voss who was born October 16, 1923, daughter of Elizabeth Vaughn and James Riley Voss of Walnut Cove, North Carolina. Their children are Jean Webster and Judy Voss.

b. Betty Jean was born August 12, 1923. She attended Women's College of the University of North Carolina and graduated from Salem College in 1945. On November 29, 1947 she married James Eugene Holmes, Jr. who was born March 14, 1922, son of Bess Shelton and James Eugene

- 73 - Holmes of Leaksville, North Carolina. Their child is James Eugene m. Their address is 1726 Meadowbrook Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Mr. Holmes is an investment banker.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF CAREY JOHNSON AND ROBERT RIVES JONES

a. Kathrine was born March 11, 1940.

b. Robert Rives, Jr. was born August 1, 1942.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE CHILD OF MARY BEVERLY JONES AND JAMES OSBORNE

a. Beverly Jones was born June 7, 1906. She married Thomas Morrow Wade of Lexing­ ton, Virginia. Their children are Thomas Morrow, Jr., Mary Beverly and Cynthia. Mr. and Mrs. Wade live at 3309 Gnole Drive, Louisville, Kentucky.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHILDREN OF LOUISE WATTS AND CONRAD JONES

a. Louise was born February 13, 1907. She attended the University of Minnesota. On Sep­ tember 1, 1932 she married Ira Eldredge Meagher, Jr. He was born June 20, 1905 in St. Paul, Minnesota, son of Jo Ruth Williams and Ira Eldredge Meagher. Mr. Meagher is an attorney. Their address is 5051 Gladstone, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their children are Jeanne and Marian.

b. Beverly was born December 23, 1912. She attended the University of Minnesota. On April 3, 1934 she married Clifford Jaynes Sommers of St. Paul, Minnesota. He was born January 10, 1910, son of Helen James and Henry Stern Sommers. Mr. Sommers is owner of the C. J. Sommers Variety Stores. They have one son and three daughters; David Stern, Meredith, Linda and Jane. Their address is 4602 Brownsdale, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY -ONE CHILD OF NEVA TODD AND JOHN WAYT JONES a. Dorothy

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO CIDLDREN OF SALLIE WAYT JONES AND HARRY FROEBER

a. Harry, Jr. was born April 25, 1917. He married Gail Kucera of Minneapolis, Minne­ sota. They have two children; Harry William and Paige. b. Robert Jones was born January 2, 1919. He married Marjorie Husband of Hollis, Oklahoma. Their children are Sally, Judy and Robert Jones, Jr.

c. Sara was born March 30, 1922. On June 19, 1948 she married Charles Lowman. They have no children. Their address is 720 Summit Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE CHILDREN OF HERVEY LOUISE JONES AND JAMES HORTON DOUGHTON

a. Susan Jones was born April 10, 1927, in Forsyth County, North Carolina. She married William David Young who was born January 26, 1924 in Richmond, Virginia. Their children are Susan Vida and Hervey Elizabeth.

b. James Horton, Jr. was born August 20, 1929 in Forsyth County, North Carolina.

- 74 - c. George Edwards was born March 15, 1931 in Forsyth County, North Carolina and died April 8, 1932.

d. Erastus Beverly Jones was born in Forsyth County, North Carolina on September 5, 1934.

e. Hervey Barbour was born July 12, 1936.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR CHILD OF RUTH HOBBS AND BEVERLY NATHANIEL SULLIVAN a. Beverly Nathaniel, Jr. was born June 6, 1922.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE CHILDREN OF MARY ELIZABETH WITHERSPOON AND JOSEPH KffiKLAND HALL a. James Bartlett was born October 17, 1902.. He is married and lives in Belmont, North Carolina. His child is Emily. b. Mary Elizabeth was born August 31, 1904. c. Joseph Kirkland, Jr. was born January 27, 1906. He is married and lives in Belmont, North Carolina. His children are Joseph Kirkland Ill and Janie. d. William Witherspoon was born September 20, 1908 and died in 1909.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX CHILDREN OF LINNIE KAMINER AND MARION SIMS WITHERSPOON

a. Elizabeth Stevens was born in 1904, in Lancaster, South Carolina. She married A. B. Tennant and lives in Lancaster. Their daughter is Marion Witherspoon.

b. Mary Donnom was born in Lancaster, South Carolina in 1906. She is unmarried and makes her home in Lancaster.

c. Marion Sims, Jr. was born in Lancaster, South Carolina in 1913. He is married and lives in Lublock, Texas. He has no children.

d. Bartlett Jones II was born in Lancaster, South Carolina in 1916. He is married and lives in Lancaster. His children are Bartlett Jones, Jr. and Gavin Donnom. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF LOUISE GILDERSLEEVE PLATT AND RICHARD EVANS WYLIE

a. Juanita was born August 11, 1886.

b. Mary Evans was born November 16, 1888 and died June 14, 1898.

c. John Dunovant was born February 2, 1891.

d. Eliza Witherspoon was born September 16, 1893.

e. Richard Evans, Jr. was born November 14, 1895 and died July 19, 1898.

f. Louise Platt was born September 10, 1898.

g. Katherine Hawthorne was born April 1, 1901.

h. Mary Gildersleeve was born September 25, 1903.

i. Richard Evans, Jr. was born January 6, 1907 and died November 9, 1908.

- 75 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY -EIGHT CHILD OF MAMIE GRACEY AND SAMUEL HALL WITHERSPOON a. James Hervey IV was born January 13, 1898.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE CHILDREN OF MARY EMMA WITHERSPOON AND W. B. KERR a. Emma Judson was born July 31, 1896. b. Walter Bratton was born July 15, 1899.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY CHILDREN OF MARY BELLE HALL AND ERNEST MOORE a. Ernest Hall was born February 21, 1885 and died April 27, 1885.

b. Fannie was born February 15, 1887 and died July 31, 1887.

c. Willie Rose was born December 15, 1888.

d. Maud was born February 15, 1891.

e. Nannie Hill was born May 12, 1893.

f. Mary was born September 30, 1895.

g. Dorothy was born December 31, 1897.

h. Ernest, Jr. was born May 23, 1900.

i. Eliza Witherspoon was born November 27, 1902.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY -ONE CHILDREN OF MARY RUSH JONES AND CHARLES SISE du MONT a. Horatio Sanderson was born in Mobile, Alabama on January 20, 1886. He married Leila Atkinson Washburn who was born April 28, 1884 in Greenfield, Massachusetts, daughter of Jennie Eldridge Daniels and William Nelson Washburn. I They live at East Brewster, Massachusetts, where Mr. du Mont is a silver manufacturer. Their children are William Washburn and John Sanderson.

b. Rubie Douglas was born in Montgomery, Alabama on June 18, 1888. On August 31, 1911 she married Philip Rogers who was born in Greenfield, Massachusetts on February 3, 1888, son of Clara Maria Clark and George E. Rogers. Mr. Rogers is a tool manufacturer in Greenfield where they make their home. Their child is George Edwin.

c. William Beltran was born in Sheffield, Alabama on May 6, 1892. On June 29, 1922 he married Arline Coates who was born in Greenfield, Massachusetts July 3, 1900. Mr. du Mont was a tool manufacturer. He died March 22, 1948. Their children are Mary and Yvonne. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO CHILDREN OF MAUDE HOPE WINTER AND MOSES WADSWORTH STUART a. Amelia Winter was born October 18, 1901. She was educated at Sullins, Arlington Hall and Huntington. On June 25, 1924 she married Robert Hollis from Montgomery, Alabama, a son of Irene Parks and Ezekial Hollis. He was born October 9, 1896. Their son is Robert, Jr.

1. William Nelson Washburn was a son of William Barrett Washburn of Greenfield, Massachusetts, who was six times U. S. Representative, three times governor of Massachusetts and U.S. Senator.

- 76 - b. Moses Wadsworth, Jr. was born September 14, 1905. He attended the University of Alabama and Auburn. On April 10, 1929 he married Forrest Burkhead who was born October 9, 1906. She is a daughter of Annie Bell and Dr. J. D. Burkhead of Opelika, Alabama. Their child is Moses Wadsworth III. Mr. Stuart is in the insurance business.

c. Maude was born October 14, 1906. She attended Sullins, Arlington Hall and Huntington. On January 3, 1932 she married Oliver D. Lyon. They had no children. This marriage was dis­ solved by divorce.

d. Helen was born October 18, 1909. She was educated at Sullins, Arlington Hall and Hunt­ ington. On December 6, 1933 she married Frank Covington from Headland, Alabama, son of Elva Connally Menefee and William F. Covington. Their child is Frank, Jr.

e. Matthew Hugh was born July 30, 1913. He was educated at the University of Alabama and Auburn. On June 17, 1939 he married Mary Anne Farris who was born April 30, 1917. This mar­ riage was dissolved by divorce in January 1952. Their children are Matthew Hugh, Jr. and Frank Farris. Mr. Stuart is in the gasoline and oil business.

f. Edgar Wall was born July 11, 1916. He attended the University of Alabama and Auburn. On September 4, 1940 he married Lucy Culver of Montgomery, Alabama, daughter of Mary Bishop and Asbury Culver. She was born September 12, 1920. Their children are Mary Louise, Lucy Winter, Helen Hope and Amelia Wall. Mr. Stuart is in the gasoline and oil business. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE CHILDREN OF LUCIE ELLEN WINTER AND ALFRED ROLAND JACKSON

a. Lucie Jones was born June 28, 1906 in Montgomery, Alabama. On November 15, 1927 she married Claude William Hagood who was born October 11, 1895 in Evergreen, Alabama, son of Kate Fails and Ira Hagood. Mr. Hagood is a druggist. Their child is Claude Jackson.

b. Edgar Winter was born November 15, 1904 in Montgomery, Alabama. He was educated at Auburn. His business is stocks and bonds. On April 5, 1927 he married Katherine Flowers who was born June 25, 1906 in Montgomery, Alabama, daughter of Kate and John Flowers. Their children are Carolyn and Elizabeth.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR CHILD OF ELEANOR HAWKINS VASS AND DAVID TOWLES FITZPATRICK

a. Marshall Elise was born September 4, 1901. On November 23, 1921 she married Robert Bellinger Janney who was born November 17, 1890, son of Georgette Bellinger and William Brown Janney of Montgomery, Alabama. He is with the State of Alabama Purchasing Department. Their children are Robert Bellinger, Jr. and Eleanor Lewis. Their address is 440 South Highland Court, Montgomery, Alabama. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE CfilLD OF THERESA LEE VASS AND CARLETON DAVIS HALE

a. Marshall Vass was born February 16, 1919 in Montgomery, Alabama. On October 19, 1940 he married Lucile Robertson who was born December 23, 1922 in Matton, Illinois, a daughter of Irma Lucile Ball and Fred Elmer Robertson. Marshall Vass is a Lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force. His address is Atlantic MA TS, Westover Air Force Base, Massachusetts. Their children are Michael Robertson and Marsha Vass.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX CHILD OF LIBBIE WHITE VASS AND GASTON GLAZE LEWIS a. Elizabeth Vass was born December 27, 1907. She attended Sidney Lanier High School, Montgomery, Alabama; Huntingdon College (Liberal Arts), Montgomery, Alabama; University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; and received her M. A. from Columbia University. She is Professor of Education at Huntingdon College, Montgomery. At present she is working on her Ph. D. at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. She is unmarried.

- 77 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF JULIA HELEN THOMAS AND ROBERT WHITE VASS

a. Robert White, Jr. was born August 1, 1918 and died February 18, 1935.

b. George Thomas was born January 19, 1922. On September 4, 1946 he married Anna Riviere Sands. Their children are Kathyrn Riviere and William Howard. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF JANET MAULTSBY AND LUTHER HILL WALLER

a. Luther Hill, Jr. was born November 25, 1924. He is a lieutenant in the U. S. Navy. In April 1949 he married Margie West of New Orleans, Louisiana. Their children are Susan Murray and Janet Maultsby. b. William Chambers Il was born January 19, 1927. He is a doctor of medicine.

c. Bogue Maultsby was born September 22, 1938.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-NINE CHILD OF KATHRYN THERESA WALLER AND PARKS HOLLIS

a. Parks, Jr. was born in Montgomery, Alabama on October 5, 1929. He was in Officers Training Camp in 1952.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY CHILD OF FLORENCE SIMS WYETH AND ALAN DATER McLEAN

a. Jane Marion was born July 18, 1914 and is unmarried. She lives in New York City at 1160 Park Avenue.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-ONE CHILDREN OF ELEANOR ORR AND MARION SIMS WYETH • a. Florence Nightingale was born December 30, 1916 in New York City. On June 14, 1942 she married Peter W. R. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson. He is a salesman. Florence attended a Palm Beach (Florida) private school, Fermata in Aiken, South Carolina, and received her A. B. degree at Vassar in 1937. They have two children, Peter Wyeth and James Marion Sims. Their home is in Wilton, Connecticut.

b. Alice Eleanor was born December 4, 1919 in New York City. On June 11, 1941 she mar­ ried Henry Noyes Barkhausen and they live at 294 East Rose Terrace, Lake Forest, Illinois. Alice attended a Palm Beach (Florida) private school and Shipley School in Bryn Mawr, Pennsyl­ vania. Mr. Barkhausen attended Choate School and graduated from Yale University inl937. He is with Northwest Engineering Company. His parents were Henry G. and Miriam Noyes Barkhausen. Alice and Henry have four children; Sarah Noyes, Joan Wyeth, Henry Wyeth and David Noyes.

c. Joan Allan was born May 13, 1921 in New York City and attended a Palm Beach (Florida) private school and Chatham Hall, Chatham, Virginia. On October 3, 1942 she married Theodore W. Griggs II, son of Milton W. and Arline Bayless Griggs. He attended St. Paul Academy and graduated from Yale University in 1937. He is with Griggs, Cooper and Company, St. Paul, Min­ nesota. Joan and Theodore have three children; Theodore W. III, John Wyeth and Stephen. Their address is 862 Goodrich Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota.

d. Marion Sims, Jr. was born November 16, 1926 and attended St. Paul's School. He received his A. B. degree from Princeton in 1948. On July 17, 1948 he married Nancy Coffin, daughter of Dr. G. Jarvis Coffin. He is with MacMillan Company, New York City and they live at 3 Peter Cooper Road, New York City. They have two children; Lisa Coffin and Marion Sims III.

- 78 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWO CHILDREN OF CLARA VERNON COCKE AND JOSEPH FORNEY JOHNSTON, JR. a. Joseph Forney m b. Paul

c. Virginia

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE CHILDREN OF ANNIE BELL SCHULAR AND WALTER ERWIN GREEN a. William Erwin b. Mary

c. Lillian

d. Dorothy

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR CHILDREN OF MARY BARNES GREEN AND ALEX C. CARNES a. Marian b. William is a physician.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY - FIVE CHILDREN OF NETT GREEN AND HASKELL D. CRANFORD a. William Henry b. Haskell D., Jr.

C. David

d. Daniel Brown

e. Mary Elizabeth

f. Katherlean

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY -SIX CHILDREN OF SUE BROWN GREEN AND WALTER HAYS

a. Louise

b. Kathran married a McDonald.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN CHILDREN OF OLLIE RUTH BYERS AND DANIEL BROWN GREEN

a. Daniel Brown, Jr.

b. Carol

c. Ollie Ruth

- 79 - CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF FREDERICA HICKLIN AND JAMES ADAMS WILLIAMS a. Louise was born December 16, 1904. She married Lathan Cousar Robinson. They have no children. b. James Wilburn was born September 25, 1906. He married Martha Mouzon Calhoun. Their children are James· Wilburn, Jr. and Martha Calhoun. c. Mary Hicklin was born May 4, 1910. She married George E. Bryan of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Their child is Jimmie.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-NINE ClllLDREN OF ALICE LISK AND ROBERT EDWARD filCKLIN a. Wilburn A. was born August 26, 1916. He married Martha White.

b. Edward M. was born August 27, 1918. He married Helen Truett. c. Bobby married Billy Sue Kinlaw. d. Herman is not married.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY cmLDREN OF ESTELLE BALLARD AND JOHN CRAIG JONES

a. James Craig was born September 9, 1921. On September 19, 1948 he married Kathleen Sullivan who was born July 7, 1922. Their children are Rebecca Sue and James Craig, Jr. James Craig served with the 4th Marine Corps during World War Il in the Pacific. b. Mary Alice was born November 18, 1925 and died April 25, 1948.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-ONE CHILD OF ANNA MAE DOWDLE AND ALWYN REAMEY JONES

a. Mary Lorene was born May 27, 1922. On June 9, 1944 she married Furman A. Taylor, Jr. who was born March 9, 1922 a son of Snow Ella Cox and Furman A. Taylor. They have two sons; Donald Reamey and Furman A. m. Mary Lorene attended Queen's College, Charlotte, North Carolina where she majored in music. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO CHILDREN OF LOUISE MINORS KILGO AND CHARLES ALFONSA JONES

a. William Kilgo was born August 24, 1922. On March 25, 1943 he married Nancy Nichols Weaver who was born April 24, 1923 a daughter of Harriet R. Boulware and Dr. Alva Weaver. Their child is Harriet Louise. William served in the Army overseas during World War II. · b. Charles Robert was born October 3, 1932. He is an accomplished pianist. He is attending the University of South Carolina in 1952. c. Jennie Louise was born September 22, 1937. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE CHILDREN OF JENNIE MAE JONES AND JOSEPH EDWARD ROCHE a. Edward Churchill was born August 20, 1913 and is unmarried. He is a graduate of Erskine College, Due West, South Carolina, Class of 1935. He is a Textile Chemist with Riegel Textile Corporation at Ware Shoals, South Carolina.

b. Elizabeth was born July 21, 1915. On December 10, 1934 she married Winston Steppe Francisco who is a Major in the U. S. Army. Their child is Jackie Lee. They were in Japan in 1952.

- 80 - c. James Lawrence was born May 9, 1917. On May 31, 1941 he married Vivian Inez Tucker. Their children are James Lawrence, Jr., Julian Ronald, John Francis, Edward Tucker and Joseph Bonner. Mr. Roche is Cashier and Bookkeeper for Merchants Wholesale Grocery Company in Columbia, South Carolina.

d. Sarah was born February 17, 1921. She attended Winthrop College, Rock Hill, SouthCaro­ lina. On December 14, 1944 she married Grayson Poats Jefferies who is an Engineer for the Sea­ board Railway. Their children are Elizabeth Anne and Grayson Poats, Jr.

e. Patrick Albert was born August 24, 1923. On September 2, 1945 he married Sara Nell Speltz. They have no children. Mr. Roche is a Transfer Foreman with the Seaboard Railway at Greenwood, South Carolina.

f. John Francis was born February 16, 1928. In 1949 he graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in Pharmacy. On October 14, 1949 he married Mildred Louise Day. Their children are Angela Maria and Jennie Pauline. Mr. Roche is a pharmacist at Whitmire, South Carolina.

g. William Geddings was born March 27, 1934. In 1953 he is attending the University of South Carolina. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY -FOUR CHILDREN OF ALMA FREDRICA JONES AND JAMES WILLIAM GOODWIN

a. James William (Bill), Jr. was born March 5, 1917 in Fort Lawn, South Carolina. On June 9, 1940 he married Mildred Maxwell of Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Their children are Cherie Dale, James William m and Michael. James William, Jr. is a Major in the U.S. Army. In 1952 he was a Finance Officer stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana.

b. Harold (Harry) Jones was born in Fort Lawn, South Carolina on April 4, 1920. On October 2, 1952 he married Margaret (Peggy) Lanier of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Their child is Kay Churchill. Mr. Goodwin is Sales Representative for McLean Trucking Company in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

c. Betty Fredrica was born in Fort Lawn, South Carolina, September 14, 1924. She married Charles Frederick Flinner of Leavenworth, Kansas, who was born January 17, 1920. Their child is Linda Charlene. Mr. and Mrs. Flinner are in Bonn, Germany, where Mr. Flinner is an ac­ countant with the Department of State.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY- FIVE CHILDREN OF SUSIE CLOUD BOYLSTON JONES AND CLAUD HYATT TURNER a. Elizabeth Louise was born January 25, 1917. She attended the Fort Lawn (S. C.) High School and Columbia School of Nursing in Columbia, South Carolina. On June 22, 1940 she mar­ ried Olin Karl Burgdorf, son of Frances Prather and Carl Ferdinand Burgdorf. He was born January 25, 1908 in Hagansville, Georgia; attended the Springfield (S. C.) High School; Furman University, Greenville, South Carolina; and the Uni-versity of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Burgdorf have three children; Carl Ferdinand II and Augustus, who were adopted by Mrs. Burgdorf in 1940; and Olin Davie Jones. The Burgdorfs live in Springfield, South Carolina, where Mr. Burgdorf is a banker and cotton merchant.

b. Claudia Kathryn was born November 16, 1924. She married Malcolm Corbett.

c. Roy Gene was born July 7, 1929. He is unmarried.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX CHILDREN OF WILLIE BARBER JONES AND PIERRE CORCLES GAILLARD a. Doris Eoline was born April 9, 1919. On March 9, 1941 she married Andrew Jackson Ferguson who was born June 26, 1914 in Abbeville, South Carolina. Their children are Andrew Jackson, Jr., Mary Ann and Robert Gaillard.

- 81 - b. William Henry was born February 10, 1921. He is unmarried.

c. Mary Elizabeth was born October 22, 1922. On August 4, 1946 she married Wallace William Cox who was born in Abbeville, South Carolina. Their child is James Wayne.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN CHILD OF CLYDE CORINNE JONES AND HARLEY ADAMS a. Nancy is attending school in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1952.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF CHURCHILL BEATRICE JONES AND BRICE WRENN a. Robert is married.

b. Jo Anne married a Dean.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINE ClllLDREN OF SARAH LUCILLE JONES AND ROBERT J. McBRIDE a. Elizabeth

b. Theresa was born September 26, 1939.

c. Robert J., Jr. was born February 2, 1943.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY CHILDREN OF GERTRUDE JONES AND THOMAS LEE CRAIG a. James

b. Thomas Lee, Jr.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE ClllLDREN OF LOULA CALLAHAN AND PICKETT McCULLOUGH, JR. a. Amelia Love

b. Jennie Lee

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO CfilLD OF AND J. ALWYN BALL, JR. a. Betty Fraser

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE CfilLDREN OF VffiGINIA FOSTER AND WILLIAM WALLACE HUNT a. William Wallace, Jr. married Eleanor Baker. They had no children.

b. Robert Kyle married Emma Lou Williams. They had no children. Their address is 413 8th Street, Manhattan Beach, California.

c. Allen married Daphne Wray. Their children are William Nea, Karen and Sharon (twins).

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FOUR CHILD OF ESTELLE STEWART AND IRA ROE FOSTER

a. Mary was born December 7, 1907 in Birmingham, Alam.ma. She attended the Gadsden, Alabama, public schools; Nazareth Academy, Nazareth, Kentucky; and Hamilton Institute for Girls

- 82 - in New York. On December 27, 1923 she married Eugene David Loveman who was born July 3, 1900 in Gadsden, Alabama, son of Martha Lewis of Gadsden and Louis Loveman of Dalton, Georgia. Their child was David Eugene. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. On June 24, 1938 Mary Foster Loveman married Jerry George Jarrott who was born 1uly 6, 1895 in Kansas City, Missouri, son of Clara Holmes and Leonard Joseph 1arrott. Mr. 1arrott is an automobile dealer and owner of Gadsden Motors. Their address is 504 Reynolds Street, Gadsden, Alam.ma.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE CHILDREN OF JULIA KAHLBACH AND MARCUS LUCIUS FOSTER, JR.

a. James was born in 1912. He married Margaret Mitchell. Their child is Julia. Mr. and Mrs. Foxter live at 4515 Stewart Avenue, Richmond, Virginia.

b. Mary Josephine was born June 17, 1911. She attended St. Mary's Parochial School; Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Catholic High School and St. 1oseph's College, Emmitsburg, Mary­ land. On August 4, 1936, in Washington, D. C. she married Thomas Edward Devlin who was born March 29, 1911 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, son of Mary Elizabeth Kempfle and Thomas M. Devlin. Mr. Devlin is assistant office manager, Lancaster Leaf Department, American Tobacco Company. Their address is 450 West Chestnut Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They have no children. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX CHILDREN OF CAREY CALDWELL AND KYLE ELLIOTT a. 1osephine was born in 1912. She married Harvey E. Shepard. In Germany. No children. b. John was born in 1915. He married Ann Bellenger. Their child is Corrie Ann. c. lames was born in 1916. h:e married Margaret Holcombe. d. Mary Knox was born in 1920. She married 1ohn Rife. Their child is J'ohn, 1r. CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-SEVEN cmLD OF EUNICE WHITE. AND HARVEY ELLIOTT a. Harvey, J'r. was born in 19?9. His address is Route 1, Elmwood Farm, Keener, Alabama.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-EIGHT CHILDREN OF CORNELIA ELLIOTT AND HARRY NUTE LUKINS

a. Milton Elliott was born J"anuary 26, 1925. On August 5, 1950 he married Nancy 1ean Sellars who was born J"anuary 31, 1927, daughter of Alice Kathryn Fraker and Max Paul Sellars of Forest, Indiana. Mr. Lukins, who is a realtor, attended the Louisville, Kentucky, public schools; Rugby Preparatory School; the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville. He served three years in the U. S. Air Force during World War ll. Mr. and Mrs. Lukins live at 1029 Alta Vista, Louisville 5, Kentucky. Their child is Milton Elliott, Jr.

b .. Joseph Alexander was born November 6, 1931. He attended the Louisville, Kentucky, public schools; Woodberry Forest Prei:aratory School; Kentucky Military Institute and Centre College. In 1952 he is serving in the U. S. Naval Air Corps.

c. Betty Sue was born January 4, 1940.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE CHILD OF EDITH BEGGS AND CHARLES RUFUS PERKINS, JR.

a. Joseph Kyle was born in 1917. On February 27, 1947 he married Helen Barnard. Their children are Roberta Lee, Virginia Marguerite and Susan Catherine. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins live at 1115 Normandy Drive, Richmond, Virginia.

- 83 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED

cmLDREN OF AGNES CHANDLER AND WILLIAM GEORGE BEGGS

a. William George, Jr. was born March 25, 1920 in Gadsden, Alabama. He attended the city schools of Gadsden and graduated from Gadsden High School. He is District Manager of Buffalo Fire Appliance Corporation with Home Offices in Dayton, Ohio. On June 27, 1945 he married Ruth Lillian Rockwood who was born October 2, 1921 in Worcester, Massachusetts, daughter of Edith Lillian Shippee who was born in Sturbridge, Mass. and Claire Edward Rockwood who was born in Everett, Mass., who are now living in Sturbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Beggs' address is Fairview Circle, Salisbury, North Carolina. Their children are Catherine Ann and George Rockwood.

b. Bettijane married Ervin Johan Anderson in 1943. Their child is Edward John. Their address is c/o Signal Office, Box "S", Fort Amador, Canal Zone.

c. John David married Edith Smith in 1949. Their address is P. 0. Box 578, Lewisville, Texas.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND ONE

cmLD OF SUSAN BEGGS AND DOUGLAS CHINA, ra.

a. Douglas III was born in 1933.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWO

CfilLDREN OF MARY LOUISE THOMPSON AND PIERS GROVE ELIOT WARBURTON

a. Patricia was born January 30, 1925 in London, England. She attended private schools in England; Virginia lntermont Junior College, Bristol, Virginia; Barnard College, New York (B. A.) and New York School of Social Work (M. S.). On July 11, 1947 she married David Sanford Dun­ combe, Jr. who was born April 3, 1921, son of Helen Ebert and David Sanford Duncombe. He was educated in. the Briarcliff Manor (N. Y.) public schools; Irving School, Tarrytown, N. Y.; Columbia College, New York (B. A.) and Seabury Western Theological Seminary (B .. D.). He is a priest in the Episcopal Church. Their children are Elizabeth Anne and Mary Helena. Their address is 114 Old Country Road, Hicksville, Long Island, New York.

b. Anne Marion was born June 8, 1927 and is unmarried. She lives in Paris, France.

c. Piers Eliot de Dutton was born December 12, 1930 and is unmarried. He is in the Army in Hong Kong, China.

d. John Richard Eliot was born May 3, 1934. He is in England in the Army.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THREE

CHILDREN OF MARIAN THOMPSON AND ROBERT GORDON BOWIE

a. Edith ~rian was born in 1916. In 1942 she married Wyman Clark. They have no children. Their address is 912 Jefferson Avenue, Anniston, Alabama.

b. Robert Gordon, Jr. was born in 1919. He married Mary Joe Wenshel. Their children are Mary Gordon, Rebecca and Beverly. Their address is c/o 912 Jefferson Avenue, Anniston, Alabama.

c. Mary Louise.

- 84 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR cmLD OF FLORIE THOMPSON AND CECIL BAKER WRIGHT

a. Cecil Baker, Jr. was born August 7, 1926. He graduated from Darlington School, Rome, Georgia. Received B. S. degree in Electrical Engineering at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Alabama, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. On September 8, 1950, in the First Baptist Church, Rome, Georgia, he married Peggy Starr who was born July 17, 1927 in Savannah, Georgia, daughter of Mary Proctor and Fred Ford Starr, Jr. of Dublin, Georgia, who now live in Rome, Georgia. Mr. Wright is Assistant Manager of the Griffin Foundry and Manufac­ turing Company of Rome, Georgia. Their child is Cecil Baker Ill. Their address is 201 Sherwood Road, Rome, Georgia. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE CHILD OF EUGENIA THOMPSON AND MAURICE CUTTS McRAE

a. Jean was born February 18, 1931.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIX cmLD OF ANNIE BURTON GAY AND 10HN WASHINGTON THOMPSON Il

a. John Washington, Jr. was born October 22, 1927 in Anniston, Alabama. On August 12, 1950 he married Joan Deen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Deen of Gainesville, Florida. Mr. Thompson attended the University of Florida (B. A., 1949; M. A., 1950). He is General Super­ visor of a woolen mill and is expecting to join a firm of Personnel Consultants early in 1953. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, who live at Whitnel, North Carolina, have no children. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN CHILD OF ELIZABETH THOMPSON AND WILLIAM FRANK GRESHAM

a. William Rice was born in Wilmington, Delaware, January 1, 1940. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHT CIDLDREN OF CORNELIA THOMPSON AND JAMES ROBERT MAXWELL ALSTON

a. James Robert Maxwell, Jr. was born August 13, 1936.

b. Edith Eugenia was born May 15, 1941. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINE CHILD OF ALICE LENTZ AND FRANKLIN FLETCHER SMITH, JR.

a. Franklin Fletcher III was born in 1927. His address is Oakhurst Road, Statesville, North Carolina. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TEN CffiLD OF SARA HARRIS AND KNOX IDE

a. Sarah Ann was born in 1931. She is married to a doctor. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND ELEVEN CHILDREN OF AYLIFFE BORIE WATSON AND JOSEPH KYLE WOOLFOLK

a. Caroline Meredith was born December 28, 1915 in Atlanta, Georgia. On September 14, 1946 she married James Twyman Poindexter II in Richmond, Virginia. Their children are James Twyman m and Meredith Kyle.

b. Douglas Kyle was born March 20, 1932 in Richmond, Virginia.

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CHILDREN OF RUTH BATTLE AND ALBERT SIDNEY WOOLFOLK II

a. Albert Sidney, Jr. was born February 18, 1920. On August 23, 1943 he married Romeyn Palmquist. Their child is Thomas Eugene.

b. Charlton Eugene was born September 3, 1928.

c. Ruth Battle was born September 15, 1930.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TffiRTEEN

CHILDREN OF KATE WOOLFOLK AND BLANCHARD BALL BATTLE

a. Blanchard Ball, Jr. was born· January 12, 1921.

b. Catherine Woolfolk was born November 10, 1922. On September 25, 1942 she married Irwin Lawrence Potts, Jr., from Savannah, Georgia. Their children are Pamela Anne and Carolyn Wilson.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN

CHILDREN OF CATHERINE CANDLER AND DAVID SCARLETT ATKINSON

a. Catherine was born in Savannah, Georgia, August 7, 1915 and attended the University of Georgia. On November 5, 1938 she married William Albert Maner, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. William Albert Maner. He was born in-Savannah, Georgia in 1911 and attended Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia. Their children are William Albert Ill, David Atkinson and Mary Gordon. Mr. Maner is in the hardware and building supply business. Their address is Route 2, Box 76D, Augusta, Georgia.

b. David Scarlett, Jr. was born December 15, 1918. He was killed on the island of Luzon January 9, 1943. On December 28, 1940 he married Nannen Bagwell. Their child is Nancy Scarlett.

c. Leonora Candler was born June 12, 1920 and attended the University of Georgia. On May 26, 1942 she married Jesse Fulenwider, Jr., who was born June 18, 1919. He attended the University of North Carolina and is a manufacturer of metal products. Their children are Leonora and Carol Lamar. Their address is 611 E. 56th St., Savannah, Georgia.

d. Ann Elizabeth was born January 21, 1925. On July 26, 1945 she married Sam Adolphus Keever who was born in September 1918, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Edwin Keever. Their children are Elizabeth Lee and David Edwin. Mrs. Keever attended sweet Briar College and graduated from the University of North Carolina. Mr. Keever attended a college in Dallas, Texas and is a funeral director. Their address is 808 West Knox St., Ennis, Texas.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN

CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH CANDLER AND HENRY LAMBERT SHERROD

a. Henry Lambert, Jr., who is a pediatrician, was born March 8, 1921 in Gadsden, Alabama. He attended Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Tulane University Medical School. On February 8, 1952 he married Gertrude Fuller Rudulph who was born J'anuary 5, 1924, daughter of Sallie Fuller and Zebulon Thomas Rudulph. Their child is Sallie Rudulph. Dr. and Mrs. Sherrod live at 1027 South 30th Street, Birmingham, Alabama.

- 86 - b~ Elizabeth Candler was born in Savannah, Georgia, December 24, 1922. On 1une 7, 1944 she married Lester Norman Shannon, Jr. who was born 1uly 23, 1919, son of Kate Little and Lester Norman Shannon. Their children are Lester Norman Ill and Michael Sherrod. Mr. Shannon is a district Sales Manager for a steel company. Their address is 3605 Park Lane, Birmingham, Alabama.

c. Mary Watson was born in Birmingham, Alabama, August 19, 1926. On October 19, 1950 she married William Wakley Geisking who was born April 12, 1920, son of Lillian Morgaridge and Meryl Herbert Geisking. He attended Vanderbilt University and Alabama Polytechnic Institute and is an air-conditioning contractor. Their address is 206 Foxhall Road, Birmingham, Alabama, and their child is Elizabeth Kathryn.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN

CfilLDREN OF EMILIE FRANCES NUCKOLLS AND ORVILLE R. HARVEY

a. Emilie Kerlin was born in 1910. In 1932 she married William L. Massicot. Their children are William Harvey and Ann Willingham.

b. Maxine Willingham was born in 1916. In 1948 she married Edward Bagwell.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN

CfilLDREN OF FRANCES SLOAN STAKELY AND 1AMES DeWITT WILLCOX

a. James DeWitt, Jr. was born March 1, 1913 in Montgomery, Alabama. He attended Mccallie Preparatory School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and u:i 1935 was graduated from Cornell University. He is an Engineer. On May 4, 1951 he married Shirley Gibson. Their address is 4909 Imperial Street, Bellaire, Texas. b. Charles Stakely was born April 6, 1917 in Birmingham, Alabama. He attended McCallie Preparatory School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and in 1938 was graduated from Cornell University. He is an Engineer. On October 15, 1940 he married Sarah Rootes Hagan of Birmingham. She was born 1une 13, 1920. Their child is Charles Stakely, Jr. Their address is 19 Clarendon Road, Birmingham, Alabama.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN

cmLDREN OF MARGARET WALKER AND BARTLETT WICKS

a. Edward Bartlett was born July 3, 1926. He attended the public schools of Salt Lake City, Utah; Westminster School, Sunsbury, Connecticut; and Yale University. He is unmarried.

b. Joseph Robinson Walker was born August 19, 1927. He attended the public schools in Salt Lake City, Utah; Westminster School, Sunsbury, Connecticut; Fountain Valley, Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Yale University. He is unmarried.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETEEN

CHILD OF ANNE STUART WITHERS AND THOMAS STANLEY GOODRIDGE

a. Thomas Stanley, Jr. was born September 29, 1933.

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CffiLDREN OF AGNES DILLARD WITHERS AND WILLIAM HOLLAND ROBINSON

a. Agnes Elizabeth was born October 1, 1943.

b. Anne Stuart was born October 19, 1947.

c. Catherine Holland was born March 12, 1951.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE

CffiLDREN OF BETTY MARIE McLACHLAN AND BARTLETT KYLE 10NES, ra.

a. Michelle Marie was born October 12, 1949.

b. Bartlett Kyle m was born December 6, 1952.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO cmLDREN OF GRACE STUART RICHARDSON AND EUGENE WILLIAM STETSON, ra.

a. Nancy Page

b. Grace Stuart

c. Patricia Pate

d. Eugene William m

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF MARY KEEN RICHARDSON AND JOHN HERRICK JACKSON

a. Herrick

b. Alison

c. Robert Wollcot

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR

CfilLDREN OF ADELE GREIG AND HENRY SMITH RICHARDSON, JR.

a. Adele

b. Stuart Smith

c. Page

d. Carey

e. Peter Lunsford

- 88 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF GERTRUDE du VALL AND FREDERICK JAMES MEADE

a. Frederick James, Jr. was born in 1939.

b. Carol was born in 1941.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX

CHILDREN OF AUDREY LLOYD AND RANDOLPH MEADE, JR.

a. Kathleen Lloyd

b. Julie Ann

c. Randolph m

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN

CHILDREN OF PEARL PRATT AND JOHN JAMES van NOPPEN

a. Dr. John James, Jr. was born September 3, 1906. He married Dr. Ina Fay Woestermeyer and their children are Mary Louise and Anne Fay (twins), and Jack. They make their home in Boone, North Carolina, where both teach at Appalachian State Teachers' College.

b. Thomas Pratt was born February 2, 1908. He married Stella Hays Gee and their children are Martha Leonard, Thomas Pratt, Jr. and Hays Gee.

c. William Cornelius was born June 20, 1912. He is unmarried.

d. Leonard Hampton was born June 6, 1915. He married Emorie Nancy Pepper. Their children are Sally Ann and Emorie Pepper.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT

CHILDREN OF CAROLINE PRICE AND ALLEN NORWOOD HOPPER

a. Caroline Guerrant was born June 26, 1934.

b. Allen Taylor III was born October 10, 1937.

c. Katherine Williams was born August 5, 1940.

d. Mary Scott was born April 13, 1943.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE

CHILD OF AND EMORY FIELD

a. Fannie Kate

- 89 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THffiTY CHILDREN OF SALLY ROBINSON MOORE AND ROLAND NOWLIN HOLCOMBE

a. John White was born May 23, 1921 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. He graduated from Oklahoma A & M. in 1942. In 1941 he married Martha Kennon Driskell who was born in 1918 in Jefferson, Texas, where they make their home. Their children are Sally Moore, John Hutchings and Martha Kennon.

b. Roland Nowlin, Jr. was born December 22, 1928 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. He graduated (A. B.) from the University of Oklahoma in 1950. In 1952 he is an Ensign on duty in the U. S. Naval Reserve. He is unmarried. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE CHILDREN OF KATHARINE MATTHEWS AND DECATUR JONES HOLCOMBE, JR.

a. Decatur Jones m was born October 3, 1921. He married Marion Thompson of Danville, Virginia. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. They had a son, Decatur Jones IV. Decatur m graduated B. A. from the University of Virginia in 1949 and received his law degree there in 1951. On September 15, 1951, in the Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church in Houston, Texas, he married Lynne Wooten McCullough, daughter of Mrs. Stirling Enoch McCullough.

b. Elsie Dennis was born January 16, 1924. She married Arthur Redfield Phillips on Febru­ ary 20, 1943. Their child is Katharine Marie. Their address is 149 State Street, Montpelier, Vermont. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THffiTY-TWO cmLD OF ANNE STUART HOLCOMBE AND JAMES SAUNDERS WILLIAMSON

a. Stuart Holcombe was born June 23, 1923. On February 12, 1944 she married Edward Bickford Young, Jr., who was born January 12, 1920, a son of Isabella Montgomery Allen and Edward Bickford Young of Danville, Virginia. They make their home at 1400 Ohio Street, Waynes­ boro, Virginia. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE CHILD OF ETHEL DUTTENHOFER AND ROBERT HAASE WHEAT

a. Robert Haase, Jr. is married and has three sons; Robert Haase Ill, Lawrence and Chris. They live at 6 University Place, Natick, Massachusetts.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TIDRTY-FOUR CHILD OF BLANCHE QUARRIER HAZLETT WILSON AND GEORGE KEITER WHEAT III

a. Mary Haase was born December 3, 1946. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE CHILD OF BEATRICE ANN CUNNINGHAM AND EUGENE BIBB BAUGH

a. Eugene Bibb, Jr. was born May 23, 1922 in Greensboro, North Carolina. He served in the U.S. A. A. F. during World War II. He attended State College, Raleigh, North Carolina. On December 20, 1947 he married Bette Juannelle Clements. They were married at Grace Methodist Church, Greensboro, North Carolina. Their child is Bette Clements. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THffiTY-SIX CHILD OF ELSIE RHODES AND JAMES MILTON CUNNINGHAM, JR.

a. -James Milton III was born in New Bern, North Carolina, April 10, 1925. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War Il. He attended Lees-McRae College, Banner Elk, North Carolina, and the University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee. He graduated in Forestry and is working towards his Masters degree in 1953.

- 90 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN cmLD OF ELIZABETH WELLS CUNNINGHAM AND GRANVILLE FARRIOR WADDELL

a. Josephine Osborn was born January 27, 1924 in Tarboro, North Carolina. She was gradu­ ated from the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, high school and attended Mitchell College, Statesville, North Carolina. In November 1943 she moved from Greensboro, N. C. to Washington, D. C., where she was employed by the U.S. Navy Department. In the spring of 1944 she went to workfor the Foreign Economic Administration where she was employed at the time of her marriage on October 2, 1944 to Milton Erwin Morris son of Anne Erbe and Benjamin Franklin Morris of Washington, D. C. The marriage was performed at Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Bethesda, Maryland. They had two children: Covert Franklin and Milton Erwin, Jr. Milton Erwin Morris died June 1, 1949 and is buried in Arlington Cemetery. In June 1950 Josephine married Charles Ioseph Novotney of St. Louis, Missouri. He was born August 4, 1922. He is with Underwood Cor­ poration in Washington and they make their home in Carroll Knolls, Silver Spring, Maryland. Their children are Jojean and Charles Joseph, Jr. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT cmLD OF HELEN SOMERVILLE CUNNINGHAM AND WILLIAM ROCHELLE BOOTHE

a. Margaret Carrington was born January 2, 1949. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THIBTY-NINE CHILD OF CATHERINE McIVER CUNNINGHAM AND RANSOM MOSELEY MIDDLETON, ra.

a. Catherine Gainey (Gay) was born at the Thomasville, North Carolina, City Memorial Hos­ pital on October 1, 1944. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY CHILDREN OF MARGARET EARLE SAUNDERS AND JACOB HENRY (HARRY) CUNNINGHAM, JR.

a. Jacob Henry m (Jay) was born at the Thomasville, North Carolina, City Memorial Hospi­ tal July 31, 1946.

b. James Calvin Il was born December 2, 1947 at the Thomasville, North Carolina, City Memorial Hospital.

c. Neal Saunders was born March 11, 1949 at the Thomasville, North Carolina, City Memo­ rial Hospital.

d. Richard Waverley was born November 9, 1951 in Lexington, North Carolina. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE CHILDREN OF JEAN PA TRICK CUNNINGHAM AND WILLIAM GURNEY WESTBROOK, JR.

a. William Gurney III was born at the Thomasville, North Carolina, City Memorial Hospital on December 14, 1943.

b. Allen Adams was born June 4, 1950 in Asheville, North Carolina. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO CHILD OF MARGARET McADOO AND CORTELYOU LADD SIMONSON

a. Stephen Cortelyou was born January 24, 1944. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE CIDLDREN OF RUTH VANSTORY KING AND EDWARD JAMES GARVEY

a. James Patrick was born August 13, 1946.

b. Ruth King was born April 24, 1951.

- 91 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR CffiLDREN OF NANCY WITCHER KING AND HARVEY CARROW HINES, IB. a. Marguerite Walker was born September 4, 1941. b. Nancy King was born August 19, 1945. c. Ruth Vanstory was born December 13, 1948.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE

cmLD OF MARY HAMPTON SCOTT STEARNS AND ROBERT RUFFIN KING m a. Robert Ruffin IV was born January 31, 1952.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX

cmLDREN OF ANN LLEWELLYN AND CORNEUUS VANSTORY KING a. Nell Shippey was born December 26, 1951. b. Ann

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN

cmLD OF JANET JONES PATTON AND LAWRENCE LEWIS, JR. a. Louise was born in 1941.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT

CHILDREN OF CAROLYN MOYER AND SOUTHGATE JONES, 1R. a. Nancy Carolyn was born May 11, 1945. b. Mary Dorsay was born December 6, 1947. c. Janet Southgate was born November 8, 1948.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE

CHILD OF ELOISE POE AND THOMAS DECATUR JONES II a. Harriet Keen was born June 1, 1946.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY

CHILD OF JULIA DEANE HOSIER AND NATHANIEL EDMUND GREEN JONES a. Julianne was born December 12, 1950.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE

CHILD OF NANCY SOUTHGATE JONES AND CHARLES LOUIS de ROHAN a. Elizabeth Camille was born December 3, 1951.

- 92 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO

CHILD OF JANETTE GARDNER AND LYELL KEEN JONES

a. Thomas Southgate was born October 18, 1951.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE

CHILD OF AND JOSEPH MOTLEY MOREHEAD Il

a. Daughter

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR

CHILD OF NANCY KEENE J"ONES AND ALEX HIGGINS, ra.

a. Deirdre Lillian was born March 12, 1951.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF AND WILLIAM W. HAMPTON

a. David Carter died at the age of eighteen.

b. James Barris II

c. William W., Jr.

d. Klyce

e. May

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SOC

CHILDREN OF HORTENSE HAMPTON AND ARTHUR BUIST JORDAN

a. Arthur Buist, Jr.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SEVEN

cmLDREN OF THERESA HAMPTON AND LEABOLME MANNING

a. Daughter lives in Dillon, South Carolina.

b. Hampton lives in Dillon, South Carolina.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT

CHILDREN OF JULIA NORVA MOORE AND JAMES HARRIS HAMPTON, JR.

a. Julia Norva was born November 16, 1921. She attended high school in Leaksville, North Carolina. On December 10, 1937 she married Dillard Lee Sumner of Draper, North Carolina. Their children were Jerry Hampton and Robert Lee. This marriage was dissolved by divorce in January, 1948. On February 1, 1952 she married Lonnie E. Kapp who was born in Spray, North Carolina, April 18, 1924. They make their home in Leaksville, North Carolina.

- 93 - b. James Harris Ill was born October 4, 1926. He attended the Leaksville, North Carolina, schools and graduated from Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, North Carolina, in 1948 with B. S. degree. Received M. D. from Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1952. Interned at City Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem, N. C. He is not married.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE . cmLDREN OF ANNIE ELIZA FOSTER AND MELCHOR HUMBERT JONES

a. Margaret Louise was born November 16, 1913 at McConnells, South Carolina, and gradu­ ated from the Mocksville, North Carolina, high school. On April 12, 1933 she married James Henry Newell who was born in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, son of Rose and Henry N~well. Mr. and Mrs. Newell, who live at 13067 Fielding Street, San Fernando, California, have five children. They are Mary Lou, Shirley Anne, William Reid, James Robert and John Henry.

b. William Humbert was born June 17, 1916 at McConnells, South Carolina, and attended high school near Charlotte, North Carolina. On March 15, 1936 he married Katherine Inez Teague who was born February 7, 1919 at Mooresville, North Carolina, daughter of Mary 1ettie Bost and Carl Everett Teague. Mr. Jones is with a construction company in California. He and Mrs. Jones have four children; Peggy Louise, Patricia Anne, Richard Humbert and Ronald Everett.

c. Grace Isabelle was born in Cheraw, South Carolina, on October 17, 1918 and attended school near Charlotte, North Carolina. On June 4, 1934 she married James Woodrow Bass who was born July 3, 1915 at Monroe, North Carolina, son of Nora Sophronia Furr and James Richard Bass. Mr. and Mrs. Bass have seven children; James Monroe, Grace Louise, Thomas Woodrow, Barbara Anne, Richard Lee, Gary Lynn and Nora La.don.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY

CffiLDREN OF MARY ESTELLE BRANCH AND MARION WILLIAMS FOSTER

a. Marion Williams, Jr. was born February 24, 1912 at McConnells, South Carolina, and is a Field Service Engineer. In 1936 he married Mary Elizabeth White who was born in Charleston, South Carolina, daughter of Margaret McElveen and Alfred Burchel White. Their children are Dolores Anne and Sandra Harriet. This marriage was dissolved by divorce. On November 30, 1951 he married Ermilinda Garcia Pareda y Velasco, ·who was born in Havana, Cuba, April 4, 1926, daughter of Carmen de Velasco and Antonio Pareda. Their address is Londres 62, Apart­ mento No. 105, Mexico City, D. F., Mexico.

b. Clara Mae was born May 9, 1914 at McConnells, South Carolina. She attended the York, South Carolina, high school. On August 12, 1936 she married John Louis Carroll who was born September 20, 1905 at Sharon, South Carolina, son of Elizabeth Plexico and Samuel Carroll. Mr. Carroll is a farmer and cattleman. Their address is R. F. D. #5, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Their children are Peggy Joyce and Mary Josephine.

c. Harold Guy was born June 21, 1916 at Lowrys, South Carolina, and died October 8, 1938. He never married.

d. Joseph Erwin was born January 13, 1919 in Latta, South Carolina. He graduated from high school in York, South Carolina, and studied radio in New York City. He is a Radio Engineer. On September 18, 1945, in Phoenix, Arizona, he married Stella L. Silva, who was born in Los Angeles, California, July 19, 1919, daughter of John Silva, who was born in the Azores Islands, and Guadeloupe Alvarez. Mr. and Mrs. Foster, whose children are Justin 1oseph and Teresa Estelle, live at 512 - 79th Avenue, St. Petersburg, Florida.

- 94 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-ONE CHILDREN OF JULIA PAULINE FOSTER AND WALTER BROWN LOVE

a. Mary Elizabeth was born February 1, 1916 in York County, South Carolina. She graduated from the Clover, South Carolina, high school. On October 21, 1935 she married Wesley Newton Wells, who was born September 9, 1910 in York County, South Carolina, son of Mary Hagins and Wesley E. Wells. Mr. Wells is employed by the Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Company, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Their children are Larry Knox, Walter Newton and Mary Jean.

b. Walter Brown, Jr. was born March 29, 1918 near York, South Carolina, and graduated from the Clover, South Carolina, high school. On April 15, 1945 he married Nell Knox who was born January 31, 1925 in Clover, South Carolina, daughter of Viola Mccarter and John J. Knox. Mr. Love is a Chief Warrant Officer in the U. S. Navy. Their address is 90 Felton Road, Key West, Florida. Their children are Patrick Stephen, Cynthia Diane and Deborah Jean.

c. Jean Olivia was born February 27, 1920 near York, South Carolina. She graduated from Bethany high school near Clover, South Carolina, and Erskine College at Due West, South Caro­ lina. At present (1952) she is doing post graduate work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, N. C. She is unmarried. She served in the U.S. Navy during World War ll.

d. James Lindsay was born April 23, 1922 near York, South Carolina. He graduated from Bethany high school. On March 8, 1943 he married Ruth Sinclair who was born February 18, 1923 in Clover, South Carolina, daughter of Anne Mccarter and Fred Sinclair. Mr. Love owns and operates a radio repair and electrical shop in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Their children are Keith Sinclair and Julia Anne. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO CHILDREN OF SARAH BELLE FOSTER AND JAMES \WITE FERGUSON

a. Margaret Jane was born at Clover, South Carolina, April 20, 1916. On April 6, 1935 she married Louis J. Long who was born January 21, 1904 in Rock Hill, South Carolina and died November 23, 1937. They had two children; Nell Louise and Sara Elizabeth. On October 17, 1939 Mrs. Long married James Thomas Ferrell who was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, January 22, 1909. Their children are James Thomas, Jr., Samuel White and William Lawson.

b. Alma Elizabeth was born in York, South Carolina, May 31, 1918. On December 24, 1934 she married Fred Leslie Estes who was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, June 30, 1914. Their children are Richard Leslie, James Wylie, Marion Neal, Donald Porter, Oliver Wayne and Gloria Faye.

c. Frances Maye was born in Clover, South Carolina, August 26, 1920. On March 11, 1939 she married William K. Shirah who was born in Poland, Georgia, on November 21, 1921. Mr. and Mrs. Shirah have no children.

d. James Doris was born in Clover, South Carolina, April 16, 1924. On November 1, 1941 she married Bailey M. Porter who was born in Pickens, South Carolina, September 7, 1922. Their children are Sherman, Evelyn Loraine and Raymond Eugene. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE cmLD OF ANNIE CATHERINE AYCOCK AND JOHN MARTIN FOSTER

a. John Martin, Jr. was born in York, South Carolina, January 3, 1950. CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR ClllLD OF JOHNNIE THERRILL AND HENRY CLYDE FOSTER

a. Oscar Ray was born in Durham, North Carolina, October 19, 1925. He graduated from high school in Charlotte, North Carolina, and had one year in college. On August 6, 1948 he mar­ ried Eloise Viola Harrington who was born in Landis, North Carolina, October 31, 1926, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harrington of Hamlet, North Carolina. Mr. Foster is in the U. S. Navy. Their children are Sandra Jean, Kenneth Ray and Michael Clyde.

- 95 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE

cmLDREN OF MYRTLE IONE BROWN AND ERNEST GUY FOSTER

a. Ernest Guy, Jr. was born in Tampa, Florida, October 5, 1925. He attended school at McConnells, South Carolina, and York, S. C. high school. He finished his high school education while serving in the U. S. Army. He served in the U. S. Navy and later in the U. S. Army in Japan. He is unmarried.

b. Paul Faver was born in Tampa, Florida, November 14, 1927. He attended school at McConnells, South Carolina and York, S. C. He left school to join the U. S. Navy. Mr. Foster, who is unmarried, is employed in Rock Hill, South Carolina, by the Rock Hill Printing and Finish­ ing Company. His address is R. F. D. #1, McConnells, South Carolina.

c. Elizabeth (Betty) Ione was born at McConnells, South Carolina April 8, 1929. She attended the McConnells schools and graduated from the York, S. C. high school. On June 29, 1947 she married Eugene Hay Caveny who was born October 29, 1924, son of Irene Brown and Campbell Caveny of York, S. C. Their address is R. F. D. #2, Rock Hill, S. C. Their child is Elizabeth Anne.

d. Adeline Brice was born August 10, 1934. She attended the McConnells, South Carolina, schools and graduated from the York, S. C. high school. Miss Foster, who is unmarried, is employed as a stenographer-bookkeeper in Charlotte, N. C.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX

CHILD OF ESTHER MARTIN AND JOHN REDD WILSON

a. Flora Janet was born October 13, 1939.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN

cmLDREN OF CATHERINE FINLEY AND ROBERT PINKNEY FAGG, JR.

a. Robert Pinkney III was born July 24, 1940.

b. Catherine was born February 13, 1949.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT

CHILD OF LUCILLE FAGG AND MAYNARD P. WEST

a. Maynard P., Jr. was born May 6, 1926.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-NINE

CHILDREN OF NATALIE PENN AND HENRY CLAYBROOK LESTER

a. Henry Claybrook, Jr. was born September 21, 1924. He was killed in a plane crash in Martinsville, Virginia, on June 17, 1944.

b. Anna Bowe was born September 5, 1927. On June 15, 1949, she married Charles Thomas Fleenor, Jr. who was born June 2, 1926. He is with the Texas Company. They make their home in Martinsville, Virginia. Their child is Charles Thomas m.

- 96 - CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY

CHILD OF MARY THOMPSON AND AINSLEY JACKSON LESTER, JR.

a. Ainsley lackson III was born April 24, 1937.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-ONE

CHILDREN OF REBECCA MARTIN AND WILLIAM HASELL EVANS

a. Catherine Elizabeth (Betty) was born September 10, 1925. She attended Wake Forest Col­ lege, Wake Forest, North Carolina. She married John lay Burney, Jr. who was born in October 1924, a son of Effie Barefoot and ludge John lay Burney of Wilmington, North Carolina. They have no children. Their address is 11 North 8th Street, Wilmington, North Carolina. Mr. Burney is a lawyer.

b. Lillian Heyward was born March 19, 1928. She attended St. Mary's in Raleigh, North Carolina. She married Dr. James Warren Wideman, Jr. who was born in November 1923, a son of Louise and James Warren Wideman of Manning, South Carolina. Their children are lames Warren m, and Catherine Von Kleist. Their home is in Mullins, South Carolina.

c. Patricia Hampton was born July 15, 1933. She lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, with her parents.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWO

CHILDREN OF DOROTHY MARTIN AND HOWARD ALLAN GREER

a. Ronald Hampton was born July 3, 1941.

b. Stephen Scott was born March 22, 1946.

c. Maureen Cynthia was born lanuary 4, 1951.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF 1ESSIE KING MARTIN AND SAMUEL 1. ERWIN

a. Martin Nesbit

b. Betty Wren

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR

CHILDREN OF LOUISE ALLEN MARTIN AND HENRY ERNEST HILTON

a. Harriet King was born June 8, 1946.

b. Marylyn was born March 31, 1950.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE

CHILD OF ffiENE PIKE AND WILLIAM WALLACE MARTIN, JR.

a. William Wallace m was born October 21, 1943.

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CHILDREN OF PAULINE MARTIN AND HUBBARD WORTH MARTIN

a. Anthony Worth

b. Teresa

c. Susan Gray

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN

CHILD OF JULIA MARTIN AND E. MILTON SPENCER, 1R.

a. E. Milton Ill

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-EIGHT

CffiLDREN OF JEWELL VOSS AND BEVERLY JONES, JR.

a. Jean Webster was born September 1, 1946.

b. Judy Voss was born December 26, 1949.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-NINE

·cmLD OF BETTY JEAN JONES AND JAMES EUGENE HOLMES, JR.

a. James Eugene m was born September 1, 1951.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY

cmLDREN OF BEVERLY JONES OSBORNE AND THOMAS MORROW WADE

a. Thomas Morrow, Jr.

b. Mary Beverly

c. Cynthia

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-ONE

CHILDREN OF LOUISE JONES AND IBA ELDREDGE MEAGHER, JR.

a. Joanne was born April 17, 1933. In 1952 she is in her J"unior year at Grinnell College in Iowa.

b. Marian was born September 16, 1938. In 1952 she is attending Ramsey Junior High School in Minneapolis, Minneso~.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO

CHILDREN OF BEVERLY JONES AND CLIFFORD JAYNES SOMMERS

a. David Stern was born August 3, 1936 in St. Paul, Minnesota. He is attending Edina Public School in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

- 98 - b. Meredith was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, November 1, 1938 and is attending Edina Public School in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

c. Linda was born January 9, 1945 in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is attending Edina Public School in Minneapolis.

d. Jane was born July 18, 1948.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF GAIL KUCERA AND HARRY FROEBER, JR.

a. Harry William

b. Paige

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY- FOUR

cmLDREN OF MARJORIE HUSBAND AND ROBERT JONES FROEBER

a. Sally

b. Judy

c. Robert Jones, Ir.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF SUSAN JONES DOUGHTON AND WILLIAM DAVID YOUNG

a. Susan Vida was born May 12, 1948.

b. Hervey ElizabeU1 was born April 3, 1951.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SOC

CHILD OF AND JAMES BARTLETT HALL

a. Emily

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN

CHILDREN OF AND JOSEPH KIRKLAND HALL, JR.

a. Joseph Kirkland m

b. Janie

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT

CffiLD OF ELIZABETH STEVENS NITHERSPOON AND A. B. TENNANT

a. Marion Witherspoon is nineteen years old (March 1953).

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CHILDREN OF AND BARTLETT JONES WITHERSPOON Il

a. Bartlett Jones, Jr. is five years old (March 1953).

b. Gavin Donnom is eighteen months old (March 1953).

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY

CfilLDREN OF LEILA ATKINSON WASHBURN AND HORATIO SANDERSON du MONT

a. William Washburn was born October 7, 1911 in Greenfield, Massachusetts. On August 1, 1936 he married Nancy A. Stambaugh who died March 28, 1951. Their children are William Washburn II, James Campbell and John Stambaugh.

b. John Sanderson was born October 5, 1919 in Greenfield, Massachusetts. On June 21, 1941 he married Mary E. Robinson who was born April 7, 1919. She is a daughter of Marguerite C. Imfeld and Frederic W. Robinson of Short Hills, New Jersey. They have three children; Susanne Waller, N'i.3.ry Taliaferro Robinson and Ann Washburn.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE

CHILD OF RUBIE DOUGLAS du MONT AND PHILIP ROGERS

a. George Edwin was born July 30, 1912. On June 27, 1947 he married Christina Lindblad at Stockholm, Sweden. They have no children.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO

CHILDREN OF ARLINE COATES AND WILLIAM BELTRAN du MONT

a. Mary was born November 3, 1925.

b. Yvonne was born July 26, 1928.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE

CHILD OF AMELIA STUART AND ROBERT HOLLIS

a. Robert, Jr. was born June 25, 1925.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-FOUR

CffiLD OF FORREST BURKHEAD AND MOSES WADSWORTH STUART, JR.

a. Moses Wadsworth m was born March 17, 1932.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE

CHILD OF HELEN STUART AND FRANK COVINGTON

a. Frank, Jr. was born June 22, 1944.

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CHILDREN OF MARY ANN FARRIS AND MATTHEW HUGH STUART

a. Matthew Hugh, Jr. was born December 12, 1940.

b. Frank Farris was born August 10, 1943.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-SEVEN

CHILDREN OF LUCY CULVER AND EDGAR WALL STUART

a. Mary Louise was born February 23, 1942.

b. Lucy Winter was born February 21, 1945.

c. Helen Hope was born June 10, 1947.

d. Amelia Wall was born in February 1952.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-EIGHT

CHILD OF LUCIE JONES JACKSON AND CLAUDE WILLIAM HAGOOD

a. Claude Jackson was born February 15, 1946.

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE

CHILDREN OF KA THERINE FLOWERS AND EDGAR WINTER JACKSON

a. Carolyn married Malcolm Lewis.

b. Elizabeth

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED

CHILDREN OF MARSHALL ELISE FITZPATRICK AND ROBERT BELLINGER JANNEY

a. Robert Bellinger, Jr. was born November 3, 1925. On November 10, 1951 he married Betty Bennett who was born in Montgomery, Alabama, June 23, 1927, a daughter of Mabel Brunson and Aubrey G. Bennett of Montgomery. Their address is 411D Brewton Street, Montgomery.

b. Eleanor Lewis was born September 17, 1929. On October 28, 1950 she married Raymond Werden, Jr. who was born April 22, 1925 a son of Helene Mattox and Raymond Werden of Albany, Georgia. He is an Industrial Engineer. Their address is 415 Canal Street, Decatur, Alabama.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND ONE

CHILDREN OF LUCILE ROBERTSON AND MARSHALL VASS HALE

a. Michael Robertson was born September 24, 1941 in Montgomery, Alabama.

b. Marsha Vass was born November 15, 1946 in Montgomery, Alabama.

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cmLDREN OF ANNA RIVIERE SANDS AND GEORGE THOMAS VASS a. Kathryn Riviere was born 1une 25, 1947. b. William Howard was born April 19, 1949.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THREE

CHILDREN OF MARGIE WEST AND LUTHER HILL WALLER, JR. a. Susan Murray was born in March 1950. b. Janet Maultsby was born in March 1952.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FOUR

CHILDREN OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE WYETH AND PETER W. R. JOHNSON a. Peter Wyeth was born July 31, 1944. b. James Marion Sims was born May 25, 1947.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE

CHILDREN OF ALICE ELEANOR WYETH AND HENRY NOYES BARKHAUSEN a. Sarah Noyes was born October 25, 1942. b. Joan Wyeth was born August 17, 1945. c. Henry Wyeth was born May 19, 1947. d. David Noyes was born January 31, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIX

CHILDREN OF JOAN ALLAN WYETH AND THEODORE W. GRIGGS Il a. Theodore W. m was born July 13, 1944. b. John Wyeth was born March 27, 1947. c. Stephen was born December 5, 1949.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVEN

CIDLDREN OF NANCY COFFIN AND MARION SIMS WYETH, JR. a. Lisa Coffin was born March 15, 1950. b. Marion Sims Ill was born

- 102 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHT

CHILDREN OF MARTHA MOUZON CALHOUN AND JAMES WILBURN WILLIAMS a. James Wilburn, Jr. b. Martha Calhoun

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND NINE

CHILD OF MARY HICKLIN WILLIAMS AND GEORGE E. BRYAN a. Jimmie

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TEN

CHILDREN OF KATHLEEN SULLIVAN AND JAMES CRAIG. 10NES a. Rebecca Sue was born September 30, 1949. b. James Craig, Jr. was born June 22, 1951.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN

CHILDR~N OF MARY LORENE JONES AND FURMAN A. TAYLOR, JR. a. Donald Reamey was born September 1, 1946. b. Furman A. m was born August 15, 1948.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWELVE

CHILD OF NANCY NICHOLS -HEAVER AND WILLIAM KILGO JONES a. Harriet Louise was born January 21, 1947.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN

CHILD OF ELIZABETH ROCHE AND WINSTON STEPPE FRANCISCO a. Jackie Lee

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN

CHILDREN OF VIVIAN INEZ TUCKER AND JAMES LAWRENCE ROCHE a. James Lawrence, Jr. was born February 1, 1942. b. Julian Ronald was born November 14, 1943.

c. John Francis was born August 22, 1945.

d. Edward Tucker was born March 20, 1949.

e. Joseph Bonner was born January 23, 1951.

- 103 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN

CHILDREN OF SARAH ROCHE AND GRAYSON POATS JEFFERIES

a. Elizabeth Anne was born November 11, 1945.

b. Grayson Poats, Jr. was born September 18, 1952.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN

CfilLDREN OF MILDRED LOUISE DAY AND JOHN FRANCIS ROCHE a. Angela Maria was born July 15, 1950. b. Jennie Pauline was born December 4, 1952.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN

CHILDREN OF MILDRED MAXWELL AND JAMES WILLIAM GOODWIN, 1R. a. Cherie Dale was born at Camp MacKall, North Carolina, November 15, 1944. b. James (Jimmy) William m was born at Fort Lewis, Washington, September 21, 1946. c. Michael (Mike) was born at Fort Lewis, Washington, on December 29, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN

CHILD OF MARGARET LANIER AND HAROLD JONES GOODWIN a. Kay Churchill was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on November 16, 1947.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN

CHILD OF BETTY FREDRICA GOODWIN AND CHARLES FREDERICK FLINNER a. Linda Charlene was born at Elmhurst, Illinois, on September 30, 1947.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY

CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH LOUISE TURNER AND OLIN KARL BURGDORF a. Carl Ferdinand was born February 8, 1935. b. Augustus was horn September 12, 1938. c. Olin Davie Jones was born July 16, 1948 in Columbia, South Carolina.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE

CHILDREN OF DORIS EOLINE GAILLARD AND ANDREW JACKSON FERGUSON ' a. Andrew Jackson, Jr. was born March 12, 1942 in Abbeville, South Carolina. b. Mary Ann was born September 12, 1945 in Abbeville, South Carolina. c. Robert Gaillard was born November 19, 1947 in Abbeville, South Carolina.

- 104 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO

CHILD OF MARY ELIZABETH GAILLARD AND WALLACE WILLIAM COX a. James Wayne was born September 15, 1949, in Abbeville, South Carolina.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF DAPHNE WRAY AND ALLEN HUNT a. William Nea b. Karen c. Sharon

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR

CHILD OF MARY FOSTER AND EUGENE DAVID LOVEMAN a. David Eugene was born in 1926.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE

CHILD OF MARGARET MITCHELL AND JAMES FOSTER a. Julia

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX

CHILD OF ANN BELLENGER AND JOHN ELLIOTT a. Corrie Ann

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN

CHILD OF MARY KNOX ELLIOTT AND JOHN RIFE a. John, Jr.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT

CHILD OF NANCY JEAN SELLARS AND MILTON ELLIOTT LUKINS

a. Milton Elliott, Jr. was born March 8, 1952.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE

CHILDREN OF HELEN BARNARD AND JOSEPH KYLE PERKINS

a. Roberta Lee was born in August 1947.

b. Virginia Marguerite was born in 1949.

c. Susan Catherine was born in 1951.

- 105 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY

CHILDREN OF RUTH LILLIAN ROCKWOOD AND WILLIAM GEORGE BEGGS, JR.

a. Catherine Ann was born January 23, 1947.

b. George Rockwood was born October 25, 1948.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THffiTY-ONE

cmLD OF BETTIJANE BEGGS AND ERVIN JOHAN ANDERSON

a. Edward John was born in November 1948.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO

CHILDREN OF PATRICIA WARBURTON AND DAVID SANFORD DUNCOMBE

a. Elizabeth Anne was born February 21, 1950.

b. Mary Helena was born March 1, 1952.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND TffiRTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF MARY JOE WENSHEL AND ROBERT GORDON BOWIE, JR.

a. Mary Gordon

b. Rebecca

c. Beverly

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FOUR

CHILD OF PEGGY STARR AND CECIL BAKER WRIGHT, JR.

a. Cecil Baker III was born July 1, 1951 in Rome, Georgia.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF CAROLINE MEREDITH WOOLFOLK AND JAMES TWYMAN POINDEXTER II

a. James Twyman III was born September 29, 1948 in Richmond, Virginia.

b. Meredith Kyle was born December 31, 1950 in Richmond, Virginia.

CHAPTER· THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SOC

CHILD OF ROMEYN PALMQUIST AND ALBERT SIDNEY WOOLFOLK, JR.

a. Thomas Eugene was born May 17, 1949.

- 106 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN

CffiLDREN OF CATHERINE WOOLFOLK BATTLE AND IRWIN LAWRENCE POTTS, JR.

a. Pamela Anne was born September 14, 1943 in Columbus, Georgia.

b. Carolyn Wilson was born January 10, 1947 in Savannah, Georgia.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT

CHILDREN OF CATHERINE ATKINSON AND WILLIAM ALBERT MANER, JR.

a. William Albert III was born August 21, 1939.

b. David Atkinson was born June 14, 1942.

c. Mary Gordon was born March 12, 1946.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE

CHILD OF NANNELL BAGWELL AND DAVID SCARLETT ATKINSON, JR.

a. Nancy Scarlett was born November 5, 1943.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY

CHILDREN OF LEONORA CANDLER ATKINSON AND JESSE FULENWIDER, JR.

a. Leonora was born January 13, 1947.

b. Carol Lamar was born June 21, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE

CHILDREN OF ANNE ELIZABETH ATKINSON AND SAM ADOLPHUS KEEVER

a. Elizabeth Lee was born April 6, 1948.

b. David Edwin was born July 28, 1951.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO

CHILD OF GERTRUDE FULLER RUDULPH AND HENRY LAMBERT SHERROD, JR.

a. Sallie Rudulph was born January 14, 1954.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH CANDLER SHERROD AND LESTER NORMAN SHANNON, JR.

a. Lester Norman Ill was born January 3, 1948.

b. Michael Sherrod was born July 19, 1952.

- 107 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR

cmLD OF MARY WATSON SHERROD AND WILLIAM WAKLEY GEISKING

a. Elizabeth Kathryn was born July 23, 1951.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF EMILIE KERLIN HARVEY AND WILLIAM L. MASSICOT a. William Harvey was born in 1943. b. Ann Willingham was born in 1946.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX

CHILD OF SARAH ROOTES HAGAN AND CHARLES STAKELY WILLCOX a. Charles Stakely, Jr. was born January 24, 1947.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN

CHILDREN OF INA FAY WOESTERMEYER AND JOHN JAMES VAN NOPPEN, IR. a. Mary Louise was born September 13, 1941. b. Anne Fay was born September 13, 1941. c. Jack was born October 13, 1943.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT

CffiLDREN OF STELLA HAYS GEE AND THOMAS PRATT van NOPPEN a. Martha Leonard was born April 19, 1942. b. Thomas Pratt, Jr. was born May 23, 1943. c. Hays Gee was born December 22, 1948.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE

CHILDREN OF EMORIE NANCY PEPPER AND LEONARD HAMPTON van NOPPEN a. Sally Ann was born August 29, 1948. b. Emorie Pepper was born June 6, 1951.

· CHAPTE-R THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

CHILDREN OF MARTHA KENNON DRISKELL AND JOHN WHITE HOLCOMBE a. Sally Moore, who was adopted, was born in Texas in 1947: b. John Hutchings was born in Jefferson, Texas, in 1948. c. Martha Kennon was born in Jefferson, Texas, in 1950.

- 108 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE

CHILD OF MARION THOMPSON AND DECATUR JONES HOLCOMBE m

a. Decatur Jones IV was born January 8,-1940.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO

CHILD OF ELSIE DENNIS HOLCOMBE AND ARTHUR REDFIELD PHILLIPS

a. Katharine Marie was born January 1, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE

CHILD OF STUART HOLCOMBE WILLIAMSON AND EDWARD BICKFORD YOUNG, JR.

a. Edward Bickford Ill was born May 9, 1949 at the University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville, Virginia.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR

CHILDREN OF AND ROBERT HAASE WHEAT, JR.

a. Robert Haase m

b. Lawrence

c. Chris

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE

CHILD OF BETTE JUANNELLE CLEMENTS AND EUGENE BIBB BAUGH, JR.

a. Bette Clements was born June 30, 1949.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX (A)

CHILDREN OF JOSEPHINE OSBORN WADDELL AND MILTON ERWIN MORRIS

a. Covert Franklin was born February 21, 1946 at Sibley Hospital, Washington, D. C.

b. Milton Erwin, Jr. was born April 18, 1947 at Sibley Hospital, Washington, D. C •.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX (B)

CHILDREN OF JOSEPHINE 0. WADDELL MORRIS AND CHARLES JOSEPH NOVOTNEY

a. Jojean was born in Washington, D. C. at Sibley Hospital on June 6, 1951.

b. Charles Joseph, Jr. was born at Sibley Hospital in Washington, D. C. in 1952.

- 109 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND F1FTY-SEVEN

CIDLDREN OF IULIA NORVA HAMPTON AND DILLARD LEE SUMNER

a. Jerry Hampton was born May 25, 1941.

b. Robert Lee was born April 12, 1943 and died lune 17, 1945.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT

cmLDREN OF MARGARET LOUISE JONES AND JAMES HENRY NEWELL

a. Mary Lou was born January 29, 1934 in Charlotte, North Carolina, and graduated from San Fernando high school, San Fernando, California. On August 8, 1952 she married Marvin Reid Estes who was born June 25, 1930 at Stony Point, North Carolina, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Estes.

b. Shirley Anne was born March 18, 1935 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

c. William Reid was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, September 6, 1936. ·

d. James Robert was born January 18, 1939 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

e. lohn Henry was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, September 21, 1941.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE

CHILDREN OF KATHERINE INEZ TEAGUE AND WILLIAM HUMBERT JONES

a. Peggy Louise was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, on February 15, 1937.

b. Patricia Anne was born in North Hollywood, California, February 17, 1944.

c. Richard Humbert was born in North Hollywood, California, May 12, 1946.

d. Ronald Everett was born August 3, 1947 in North Hollywood, California.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY

CHILDREN OF GRACE ISABELLE JONES AND 1AMES WOODROW BASS

a. James Monroe was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, April 28, 1936.

b. Grace Louise was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, 1uly 26, 1939.

c. Thomas Woodrow was born September 14, 1943 in North Hollywood, California.

d. Barbara Anne was born July 25, 1946 in North Hollywood, California.

e. Richard Lee was born in North Hollywood, California, August 27, 1948.

f. Gary Lynn was born in North Hollywood, California, August 4, 1950.

g .. Nora Ladon was born September 13, 1951 in North Hollywood, California.

- 110 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-ONE

CHILDREN OF MARY ELIZABETH WHITE AND MARION WILLIAMS FOSTER., JR. a. Dolores Anne was born September 14, 1938 in Rock Hill, South Carolina. b. Sandra Harriet was born in Laurinburg, North Carolina, March 20, 1941.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO

CHILDREN OF CLARA MAE FOSTER AND 10HN LOUIS CARROLL a. Peggy 1oyce was born at Rock Hill, South Carolina, 1une 16, 1940. b. Mary 1osephine was born February 16, 1944 at Rock Hill, South Carolina.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF STELLA L. SILVA AND 1OSEPH ERWIN FOSTER a. Justin 1oseph was born September 12, 1949 in St. Petersburg, Florida. b. Teresa Estelle was born in St. Petersburg, Florida, November 5, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR

CHILDREN OF MARY ELIZABETH LOVE AND WESLEY NEWTON WELLS a. Larry Knox was born July 2, 1938 in Clover, South Carolina. b. Walter Newton was born February 16, 1943 in McConnells, South Carolina. c. Mary 1ean was born December 2, 1947 in McConnells, South Carolina.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF NELL KNOX AND WALTER BROWN LOVE, JR. a. Patrick Stephen was born May 22, 1948 in San Diego, California. b. Cynthia Diane was born November 25, 1949 in Long Beach, California. c. Deborah Jean was born January 15, 1952 in Key West, Florida.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX

CHILDREN OF RUTH SINCLAIR AND JAMES LINDSAY LOVE a. Keith Sinclair was born April 26, 1947 in Burlington, North Carolina. b. Julia Anne was born March 6, 1950 in Fort Mill, South Carolina.

- 111 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN (A)

CHILDREN OF MARGARET JANE FERGUSON AND LOUIS J. LONG

a. Nell Louise was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, February 5, 1936.

b. Sara Elizabeth was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, March 9, 1938 and died in 1939.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN (B)

CHILDREN OF MARGARET JANE FERGUSON LONG AND JAMES THOMAS FERRELL

a. James Thomas, Jr. was born in California September 17, 1947.

b. Samuel White was born November 11, 1949 in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

c. William Lawson was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, October 29, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT

CHILDREN OF ALMA ELIZABETH FERGUSON AND FRED LESLIE ESTES

a. Richard Leslie was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, February 19, 1936 and died April 4, 1950.

b. James Wylie was born October 30, 1937 in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

c. Marion Neal was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, October 23, 1939.

d. Donald Porter was born March 29, 1941 in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

e. Oliver Wayne was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, March 29, 1943.

f. Gloria Faye, was born November 4, 1944 in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-NINE

CHILDREN OF JAMES DORIS FERGUSON AND BAILEY M. PORTER

a. Sherman was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, September 8, 1943.

b. Evelyn Loraine was born August 15, 1947 in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

c. Raymond Eugene was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, November 18, 1951.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY

CHILDREN OF ELOISE VIOLA HARRINGTON AND OSCAR RAY FOSTER

a. Sandra Jean w~ born July 21, 1949 in Nashville, Tennessee.

b. Kenneth Ray was born in Spartanburg, South Carolina, June 11, 1950.

c. Michael Clyde was born August 4, 1952 at Cherry Point, North Carolina.

- 112 - CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-ONE

CHILD OF ELIZABETH IONE FOSTER AND EUGENE HAY CAVENY

a. Elizabeth Anne was born March 19, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWO

CHILD OF ANNA BOWE LESTER AND CHARLES THOMAS FLEENOR, JR. a. Charles Thomas Ill was born July 2, 1950.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE

CHILDREN OF LILLIAN HEYWARD EVANS AND .JAMES WARREN WIDEMAN, 1R. a. James Warren Ill was born June 9, 1949.

b. Catherine Von Kleist was born December 2, 1951.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR

CHILDREN OF NANCY A. STAMBAUGH AND WILLIAM WASHBURN du MONT

a. William Washburn n was born September 10, 1937.

b. James Campbell was born January 9, 1939.

c. John Stambaugh was born May 15, 1941.

CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE

CHILDREN OF MARY E. ROBINSON AND JOHN SANDERSON du MONT

a. Susanne Waller was born September 11, 1942.

b. Mary Taliaferro Robinson was born May 29, 1944.

c. Ann Washburn was born June 17, 1950.

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INDEX

ADAMS, - 34 BARKHAUSEN Amanda - 34 Henry Wyeth - 102 David L. - 34 Joan Wyeth - 102 Elizabeth Russell - 41 Sarah Noyes - 102 Harley - 55 BARNARD, Helen - 83 Mary Delilah - 34 BARNETT, Elizabeth - 20 Mrs. - 34 BASS, Barbara Anne - 110 Nancy - 82 Gary Lynn - 110 William Dennis - 41 Grace Louise - 110 ADAMS-FERRELL, Catherine Mciver - 41 James Monroe - 110 ALLEN, Charles - 50 James Richard - 94 Isabella Montgomery - 90 James Woodrow - 94 Joseph Green - 50 Nora Ladon - 110 ALSTON, Edith Eugenia - 85 Richard Lee - 110 George Jones - 57 Thomas Woodrow - 110 James Robert Maxwell - 57 BATTLE, Blanchard Ball - 58 James Robert Maxwell, Jr. - 85 Blanchard Ball, Jr. - 86 ALVAREZ, Guadeloupe - 94 Catherine Woolfolk - 86 ANDERSON, Carrie - 29 Charlton Eugene - 58 Edward John - 106 Ruth - 58 Ervin Johan - 84 BAUGH, Bette Clements - 109 ANTHONY, John - 24 Eugene Bibb - 62 APPLE, Margaret Mae - 72 Eugene Bibb, Jr. - 90 ARNOLD, Dalton - 60 BAYLESS, Arline - 78 John DeWitt - 60 BEACOM, Catherine - 35 Lauren - 60 BEGGS, Bettijane - 84 ATKINS, - 19 Catherine - 56 Florence Stanley - 59 Catherine Ann - 106 ATKINSON, Ann Elizabeth - 86 Edith - 56 Catherine - 8 6 George - 35 David Scarlett - 58 George Rockwood - 106 David Scarlett, Jr. - 86 John David - 84 Leonora Candler - 86 Robert - 57 Nancy Scarlett - 107 Susan - 57 AYCOCK, Annie Catherine - 67 William George - 56 Samuel V. - 67 William George, Jr. - 84 BACHELORS' HALL, Virginia - 16 William J. - 35 BAGWELL, Edward - 87 Nannen - 86 BELL, Annie - 77 BAILEY, Charley - 39 BELLINGER, Ann - 83 Ethel - 39 Georgette - 77 Lula Emma - 61 BELVIN, Rosa - 22 BAKER, Eleanor - 82 BENNETT, Aubrey G. - 101 Virginia - 54 Betty - 101 BALL, Betty Fraser - 82 BIRD, Dr. Andrew Reid - 64 Irma Lucile - 77 BISHOP, Mary - 77 J. Alwyn - 35 BLAKEY, David - 32 J. Alwyn, Jr. - 55 BOATRIGHT, Judith - 19 Millard Frazier - 54 BOONE, Rev.- T. A. - 27 Susie E. •· 35 BOOTHE, Margaret Carrington - 91 William C. - 35 William Rochelle - 63 BALLARD, Estelle - 54 Zilmon Jones - 63 BARBER, Mary Elizabeth - 34 BONHAM, Governor - 19 BARBOUR, Sue - 29 BOSLEY, John Cole - 60 BAREFOOT, Effie - 97 BOST, Mary Jettie - 94 BARKER, Charles A. - 12 BOULDIN, Ella Claiborne - 47 BARKHAUSEN, David Noyes - 102 Powhatan - 47 Henry G. - 78 BOULWARE, Harriet R. - 80 Henry Noyes - 78 BOWE, Anna - 71

- 115 - BOWEN, Newell - 47 CARPER, Emma - 48 BOWIE, Beverly - 106 James Jones - 30 Edith Marian - 84 Mary J. Wilson - 48 John M. - 57 Moses J. - 19 Mary Gordon - 106 Moses J., Jr. - 30 Mary Louise - 84 Robert Beverly - 30 Rebecca - 106 CARR, Addie - 33 Robert Gordon - 57 Charles - 33 Robert Gordon, Jr. - 84 Constance - 33 BOWMAN, Lydia - 26 CARRINGTON, Otelia - 40 BRADFORD, Wren - 60 CARROLL, John Louis - 94 BRANCH, John - 67 Mary Josephine - 111 Mary Estelle - 67 Peggy Joyce - 111 BREARD, Margaret - 42 Samuel - 94 BRENDLE, Mary Rose - 65 CARSON, Mary Ann - 36 BRICE, - 43 CARTER, Loula - 68 BROWN, Claire - 46 CARTHELL, -9 Irene - 96 CAVENY, Campbell - 96 Mary A. - 51 Elizabeth Anne - 113 May - 71 Eugene Hay - 96 Myrtle Ione - 68 CHANDLER, Agnes - 56 Richard B. - 68 James T. - 70 BRUNSON, Mabel - 101 John David - 56 BRYAN, George E. - 80 CHEA THAM, Lula - 54 Jimmie - 103 CHINA, Douglas - 57 BRYANT, James, Jr. - 14 · Douglas, Jr. - 57 Mary - 14 Douglas m - 84 BUFFINGTON, Ralph Edward - 44 CLAMPITT, Alice - 72 Rosa Lillian Timpany - 44 CLANTON, James H. - 32 BUNKER, Josephine - 50 CLARK, Alice - 67 BURGDORF, Augustus - 104 Clara Maria - 76 Carl Ferdinand - 81 Rev. Melton - 41 Carl Ferdinand Il - 104 Wyman - 84 Olin Davie Jones - 104 CLEMENTS, Bette Juannelle - 90 Olin Karl - 81 COATES, Arline - 76 BURKHEAD, Forrest - 77 COCKE, Clara Vernon - 53 1. D. - 77 COFFIN, G. Jarvis - 78 BURNEY, John Jay - 97 Nancy - 78 John Jay, Jr. - 97 COMBS, Jane - 46 BURTON, Effie - 57 CONRAD, Abram - 19 F. X. - 22 Julia - 19 BUTLER, Pierce M. - 19 COPELAND, Louise - 66 BYERS, Ollie Ruth - 53 CORBETT, Malcolm - 81 BYRD, Rev. S. C. - 49 CORFIELD, Theophila - 51 CABELL, Paulina - 16 COURTNEY, Frances - 5 CALDWELL, Carey - 56 COVINGTON, Frank - 77 CALHOUN, Martha Mouzon - 80 Frank, Jr. - 100 CALLAHAN, Loula - 55 William F. - 77 CAMPBELL, T. B. - 51 COX, Eleanor - 18 CANDLER, Albert - 36 James Wayne - 105 Catherine - 58 Snow Ella - 80 Elizabeth - 58 Wallace William - 82 George Leon - 36 CRAIG, Dr. - 48 Leonora - 58 James - 82 Susan - 36 Thomas Lee - 55 CAPPON, Maria - 60 Thomas Lee, Jr. - 82 CARNES, Alex C. ~ 53 CRAIL, Sarah - 61 Marian - 79 CRANFORD, Daniel Brown - 79 William - 79 David - 79

- 116 - CRANFORD (Cont'd) DENNIS, Marie - 62 Haskell D. - 53 DE REMI, also see RAMEY, REAMEY, RHAMY Haskell D., Jr. - 79 Daniel - 5 Katherlean - 79 Daniel, Jr. - 6 Mary Elizabeth - 79 Elizabeth - 5 William Henry - 79 Jemima - 5 CRAWFORD, Mary - 14 Samuel - 6 CROOK, Mrs. Narmesia - 15 DE ROHAN, Charles Louis - 66 CROSS, George - 48 Charles Victor - 66 CULP, Della - 34 Elizabeth Camille - 92 CULPEPER Minute Men - 5 DE SHAZO, Mary - 45 CULVER, Asbury - 77 DE VELASCO, Carmen - 94 Lucy - 77 DEVLIN, Thomas Edwin - 83 CUNINGHAM, Helen Somerville - 40 Thomas M. - 83 John Somerville - 40 DEWES, Emilie - 36 CUNNINGHAM, Augustus Lyell - 41 DICK, Mary Eloise - 43 Beatrice Ann - 62 Sam - 43 Betsy Anne - 64 DILLARD, Agnes - 22 Catherine Mciver - 63 Frank - 22 Charles Decatur - 40 DISNEY, James, Jr. - 5 Charles Decatur, Jr. - 63 DIXON, Josephine - 54 Elizabeth Caroline, daughter of Jacob DOANE, Fannie - 39 Heqry (Harry) - 63 Lilly - 59 Elizabeth Caroline, daughter of James DONNOM, Jean - 19 Calvin - 40 DOUGHTON, Erastus Beverly Jones - 75 Elizabeth Wells - 62 George - 48 Harriet Keen - 40 George Edwards - 75 Helen Somerville - 63 Hervey Barbour - 75 Jacob Henry (Harry) - 40 James Horton - 48 Jacob Henry (Harry), Jr. - 63 James Horton, Jr. - 74 Jacob Henry (Jay) m - 91 Susan Jones - 7 4 James Calvin - 25 DOUG LAS, Lillian - 33 James Calvin II - 91 DOWDLE, Anna Mae - 54 James Milton - 40 Ernest S. - 54 James Milton, Jr. - 62 Thomas G. - 54 James Milton m - 90 · DOWDY, Hortense Mildred - 46 Jean Patrick - 64 William Robert - 46 John Milton - 25 DRISKELL, Martha Kennon - 90 Julia - 63 DU MONT, Alfonso - 50 Margaret Stuart - 63 Ann Washburn - 113 Neal Saunders - 91 Charles Sise - 50 Richard Waverley - 91 de Soumagne family, Genealogical History DALTON, Nannie Ellen - 29 of - 32 Nicholas - 29 Horatio Sanderson - 7 6 DANIELS, Jennie Eldridge - 76 James Campbell - 113 DATER, Harriet Amelia - 52 John Sanderson - 100 DA VIE, Frederick William - 21 John Stambaugh - 113 Martha Rebecca - 15 Mary - 100 William Richardson - 15 Mary Taliaferro Robinson - 113 DAVIS, Brice - 14 . Rubie Douglas - 7 6 Jessie - 58 Susanne Waller - 113 Westmoreland - 39 William Beltran - 76 DAWES, Martha - 40 William Washburn - 100 DAY, Mildred Louise - 81 William Washburn II - 113 DAYS OF MY YOUTH, Smith - 15 Yvonne - 100 DEAN, - 82 DUNCOMBE, David Sanford - 84 DEEN, George M. - 85 David Sanford, Jr. - 84 Joan - 85 Elizabeth Anne - 106 DELANEY, -9 Mary Helena - 106 DEMAY, Lilla Amelia - 67 DUNLAP, Eliza Jane - 14 Rolla L. - 67 Salina - 15

- 117 - DUNLAP (Cont'd) FERRELL, James Thomas - 95 Samuel F. - 14 James Thomas, Jr. - 112 DUNN, Thomas Branch - 15 Samuel White - 112 DUNNOCK, Katherine - 56 William Lawson - 112 DUPUY, Anthony M. - 8 FETTYPLACE, Mary Ann - 31 brothers - 17 FIELD, Emory - 61 DUQUESNE, Rose - 44 Fannie Kate - 89 DUTTENHOFER, Ethel - 62 John Benton - 38 DU VALL, Gertrude - 60 John Emory - 24 DYER,B. F. -8 Thomas - 38 Eliza - 46 FINLEY, Catherine - 71 EBERT, Helen - 84 George M. - 71 ELLIOTT, Cornelia - 56 FITZPATRICK, David Towles - 51 Corrie Ann - 105 John Walker - 51 Harvey - 56 Marshall Elise - 77 Harvey, Ir. - 83 FLEENOR, Charles Thomas, Jr. - 96 lames - 83 Charles Thomas m - 113 lames M., Jr. - 35 FLEMING, Carl - 43 John - 83 Carl, Jr. - 65 Josephine - 83 Doris - 65 Kyle - 56 John - 65 Mary Emma - 56 FLINNER, Charles Frederick - 81 Mary Knox - 83 Linda Charlene - 104 ERBE, Anne - 91 FLOURNOY,H.W. -23 ERWIN, Betty Wren - 97 FLOWERS, Kate - 77 Martin Nesbit - 97 Katherine - 77 Samuel J. - 72 John - 77 ESTES, Donald Porter - 112 FORBES, Jane - 14 Ernest L. - 110 FORNEY, Eliza - 20 Fred Leslie - 95 Nancy - 33 Gloria Faye - 112 FOSTER, Adeline Brice - 96 James Wylie - 112 Annie Eliza - 67 Marion Neal - 112 Clara Mae - 94 Marvin Reid - 110 Dolores Anne - 111 Oliver Wayne - 112 Elizabeth Ione - 96 Richard Leslie - 112 Ernest Guy - 68 EVANS, Catherine Elizabeth - 97 Ernest Guy, Jr. - 96 Lillian Heyward - 97 George Greene - 44 Mary Lorraine - 41 George Williams - 44 Patricia Hampton - 97 Harold Guy - 94 William Boyd - 7 2 Henry Clyde - 68 William Hasen - 72 Ira C. - 35 EVERETTE, Mary Louise - 64 Ira Roe - 55 EVERHART, Arvil F. - 63 lames - 83 FAGG, Catherine - 96 Jennie Maye - 67 James - 46 John Martin - 67 Lucille - 71 John Martin, Jr. - 95 Marian - 71 Joseph Erwin - 94 Robert Pinkney - 46 Julia - 105 Robert Pinkney, Jr. - 71 Julia Pauline - 67 Robert Pinkney III - 9 6 Justin Joseph - 111 FARRIS, Mary Anne - 77 Kenneth Ray - 112 FERGUSON, Alma Elizabeth - 95 Marcus Lucius - 35 Andrew Jackson - 81 Marcus Lucius, Jr. - 56 Andrew Jackson, Jr. - 104 Marion Williams - 67 Frances Maye - 95 Marion William, Jr. - 94 James Doris - 9 5 Mary, daughter of Ira Roe - 82 James White - 67 Mary, daughter of Marcus Lucius - 56 Margaret Jane - 95 Mary Josephine - 83 Mary Ann - 104 Michael Clyde - 112 Robert - 67 Oscar Ray - 9 5 Robert Gaillard - 104 Paul Faver - 96 - 118 - FOSTER (Cont'd) GLENNON, James H. - 42 Robert - 56 Philip Thompson - 42 Robert Lindsay - 67 GOODRIDGE, George McGregor - 59 Sandra Harriet - 111 Thomas Stanley - 59 Sandra Jean - 112 Thomas Stanley, Jr. - 87 Sarah Belle - 67 GOODWIN, Betty Fredrica - 81 Teresa Estelle - 111 Cherie Dale - 104 Virginia - 5 5 Harold Jones - 81 FOX, Richard - 8 James William - 54 FRAKER, Alice Kathryn - 83 James William, Jr. - 81 FRANCISCO, Jackie Lee - 103 James William m - 104 Winston Steppe - 80 Kay Churchill - 104 FRANKLIN, Kate - 44 Michael - 104 FRASER, Emilie Goudard - 35 William Smoaks - 54 Frederick E. - 21 GRACEY, Mamie - 50 Frederick G. - 35 GRAVATT, Rev. J. J. - 26 Isabel Screven - 35 GRAVELY, B. F. - 8 Mary - 21 George - 18 FREUND, Anna Cathrine - 48 Joseph - 18 FROEBER, Harry - 48 Lillian - 28 Harry, Jr. - 74 Maybud - 28 Harry William - 99 GREEN, Carol - 79 John N. - 48 Cotard - 53 Judy - 99 Daniel Brown - 53 Paige - 99 Daniel Brown, Jr. - 79 Robert Jones - 74 Dorothy - 79 Robert Jones, Jr. - 99 Frederick Ennis - 53 Sally - 99 Lillian - 79 Sara - 74 Mary - 79 FULENWIDER, Carol Lamar - 107 Mary Barnes - 53 Jesse, Jr. - 86 Nancy Amoret - 43 Leonora - 107 Nathaniel Edmund - 43 FULLER, A. G. - 22 Nett - ·53 FURR, Nora Sophronia - 94 Ollie Ruth - 79 GAILLARD, Doris Eoline - 81 Sue Brown - 53 Mary Elizabeth - 82 Walter Erwin - 53 Pierre Corcles - 55 William Erwin - 79 William Henry - 82 William Henry - 34 GAINEY, James Allan - 41 William Henry, Jr. - 53 GAMBLE, Eleanor Standish - 37 GREER, Howard Allan - 72 Robert Grattan - 37 Maureen Cynthia - 97 GARDNER, Janette - 66 Ronald Hampton - 97 GARVEY, Edward James - 64 Ruth - 72 James Patrick - 91 Stephen Scott - 97 Ruth King - 91 Thomas - 72 GAY, Annie Burton - 57 GREGORY, Alice - 52 Benjamin Franklin - 57 Charles E. - 33 GEE, Stella Hays - 89 Esther - 69 GEISKING, Elizabeth Kathryn - 108 Fannie Marion - 52 Meryl Herbert - 87 France - 52 William Wakley - 87 James - 45 GIBSON, Shirley - 87 Joseph Daniel - 45 GILES, - 19 Joseph Daniel, Jr. - 69 GILLEY, Martha - 45 Norman - 69 GILLINGHAM, Mrs. Roberta Stith - 41 GREIG, Adele - 60 GILMER, Julia - 43 GRESHAM, John Thomas - 57 GLADDEN, - 34 William Frank - 57 GLASCOCK, Mary - 56 William Rice - 85 GLENN, Dr. C. Leslie - 60 GRIER, Mary - 48 James Anderson - 28 Thomas - 48 Mary - 28

- 119 - GRIGGS, Jeremiah - 8 HARRIS, George W. - 28 John Wyeth - 102 James C. - 18 Milton W. - 78 Mary Jane - 28 Stephen - 102 Nancy - 38 Theodore W. II - 78 Richard Marshall - 35 Theodore W. m - 102 Sara - 57 GROGAN, - 18 Susan Caroline - 28 GUIGNARD, Rev. Sanders R. - 42 Virginia E. - 28 HAASE, Blanche - 39 HARVEY, Emilie Kerlin - 87 Mamie - 39 Maxine Willingham - 87 Robert C. - 39 Orville R. - 58 Thomas H. Benton - 24 HASELTINE, Emma 0. - 31 HAGAN, Sarah Rootes - 87 Judson - 31 HAGINS, Mary - 95 HAWKES, George W. - 42 HAGOOD, Claude Jackson - 101 HAWKINS, James P. - 25 Claude William - 77 HAYS, Kathran - 79 Ira - 77 Louise - 79 HAHN, Emma Florence - 64 Walter - 53 HAIZLIP, John - 45 HAZLETT, Harry Clark - 62 Lucy - 71 HENLEY, Nancy - 41 P. T. - 71 HENRY, Alexander Spotswood - 16 HALE, Carleton Davis - 51 Ausbon H. - 51 Marsha Vass - 101 Patrick - 16 Marshall Vass - 77 Paulina - 16 Michael Robertson - 101 HENSON, Carolyn - 70 HALL, Emily - 99 John Walker - 45 James Bartlett - 75 John Walker, Jr. - 70 James Davidson - 49 Katie - 70 Janie - 99 Mary - 70 Joseph Kirkland - 49 Norman - 70 Joseph Kirkland, Jr. - 75 Theresa - 70 Joseph Kirkland m - 99 Virginia - 70 Mary Belle - 50 Warren - 70 Mary Elizabeth - 7 5 HERTZBERG, Evabel - 56 William T. - 31 Herman - 56 William Witherspoon - 75 HEYWARD, Lillian - 72 HAMLETT, William J. - 8 HICKLIN, Arthur - 54 HAMMOND, John Beall - 62 Arthur Wilburn - 34 HAMPTON, David Carter - 93 Bobby - 80 Hortense - 67 Edward M. - 80 James Harris - 44 Frederica - 54 James Harris, Jr. - 67 Herman - 80 James Harris Il, son of William W. - 93 Hugh - 34 James Harris m, son of James Harris, Janie Emma - 54 Jr. - 94 Robert Edward - 54 Julia Norva - 93 Wilburn A. - 80 Klyce - 93 HICKSON, Annie Lilliott - 39 Lena - 67 William - 39 Madison Jenkins - 24 HIGGINS, Alex, Jr. - 66 May - 93 Deirdre Lillian - 9 3 Maybud - 38 HILL, - 55 Pansy - 66 Martha - 61 Sam - 24 HILTON, Harriett King - 97 Sam Lake - 38 Henry Ernest - 72 Theresa - 67 Henry Monroe - 72 William W. - 66 Marylyn Martin - 97 William W., Jr. - 93 HINES, Harvey Carrow - 65 HANDY, - 31 Harvey Carrow, Jr. - 65 HARRINGTON, Eloise Viola - 95 Marguerite Walker - 92 Ralph - 95 Nancy King - 92

- 120 - HINES (Cont'd) HOUSTON, Elizabeth - 16 Ruth Vanstory - 92 James - 16 HINKLE, Haywood Watson - 72 John - 16 HOBBS, Edward Blakeley - 48 John, Jr. - 16 Ruth - 48 Lavinia - 16 HODGES, Mary (Polly) - 14 Margaret - 16 HODGSON, Winifred Anne - 57 Martin - 16 HOLCOMBE, Anne Stuart - 62 Robert - 16 Araminta - 62 Samuel - 16 Benjamin Rives - 62 Samuel ( General) - 16 Charles Anderson - 24 HOUZE, Margaret Anne - 34 Charles Anderson Il - 38 HOYLE, Margaret E. - 48 Charles Nelson - 61 HUBBARD, Elizabeth Depp - 16 Decatur Jones - 39 Lula Wren - 29 Decatur Jones, Jr. - 62 Moses Allen - 16 Decatur Jones m - 90 HUGHES, Letitia - 21 Decatur Jones IV - 109 William Ellery - 60 Elsie Dennis - 90 HUGULY, Sarah H. - 21 Harriet Keen - 39 HUNT, Allen - 82 Hugh Wyllie - 39 Karen - 105 Irene Lee - 61 Robert Kyle - 82 John Henry - 24 Sharon - 105 John Hutchings - 108 William Nea - 105 John White - 90 William Wallace - 55 Margaret - 83 William Wallace, Jr. - 82 Martha Kennon - 108 HUNTER, Sarah - 15 R. M. - 61 HUSBAND, Marjorie - 74 Rawley White - 61 IDE, George P. - 57 Roland Nowlin - 61 Knox - 57 Rowlin Nowlin, Jr. - 90 Sarah Ann - 85 Sally Moore - 108 IMFELD, Marguerite C. - 100 William Hickson - 62 IVIE, James William - 38 HOLLAND, Amelia - 29 Kathleen - 61 Elizabeth - 59 William Sterling - 38 HOLLEY. Lillian - 54 JACKSON, Alfred Roland - 50 HOLLINGSWORTH, W. P. - 21 Alison - 88 HOLLIS, Ezekial - 76 Carolyn - 101 Parks - 52 Edgar Winter - 77 Parks, Jr. - 78 Elizabeth - 101 Robert - 76 Herrick - 88 Robert, Jr. - 100 Ida - 34 HOLMES, Clara - 83 John Herrick - 59 James - 25 Lucie Jones - 77 James Eugene - 73 Robert Wolcott - 88 James Eugene, Jr. - 73 William - 50 James Eugene m - 98 William N. - 32 HOOPER, Edward Jones - 20 JAMES, Anne Elizabeth - 37 Theresa Virginia - 33 Anne Selden - 60 William - 33 Bartlett - 37 William (General) - 20 Eleanor Gamble - 60 William (signer) - 20 Harriet - 37 HOPPER, Allen Norwood - 61 Helen, daughter of John William - 37 Allen Taylor - 24 Helen, wife of Henry Stern Sommers - 74 Allen Taylor, Jr. - 38 John Craghead - 23 Allen Taylor m - 89 John Frederick - 37 Caroline Guerrant - 89 John William - 23 Katherine Williams - 89 Jules - 37 Lucy Allen - 38 Mabel White - 60 Mary Scott - 89 Russell - 37 HOSIER, Julia Deane - 66 JANNEY, Eleanor Lewis - 101

- 121 - JANNEY (Cont'd) JONES Robert Bellinger - 77 Beverly, Jr. - 73 Robert Bellinger, Jr. - 101 Cabell Henry - 23 William Brown - 77 Cathrine Ann Elizabeth - 30 JARRETT, Rev. Devereaux - 5 Charles Alfonsa - 54 JARROTT, Jerry George - 83 Charles Bixler - 28 Leonard Joseph - 83 Charles Robert - 80 JEFFERIES, Elizabeth Anne - 104 Churchill Beatrice - 55 Grayson Poats - 81 Churchill Benjamin, son of Benjamin Grayson Poats, Jr. - 104 Churchill - 21 JENKINS, Lorene - 54 Churchill Benjamin, son of Thomas P. - 55 JOHNSON, Carey - 47 Churchill Benjamin, Jr. - 34 Edward - 78 Claude - 55 James Marion Sims - 102 Clyde Corinne - 55 John Rich - 47 Conrad - 48 Peter W. R - 78 Cynthia - 48 Peter Wyeth - 102 Darwin - 20 JOHNSTON, Edward Douglas - 53 David - 1 Joseph Forney -· 33 Decatur, son of John Keen - 43 Joseph Forney, Jr. - 53 Decatur, son of Thomas - 16 Joseph Forney m - 79 Doris - 43 Paul - 79 Dorothy - 74 Virginia - 79 D'Orsay - 28 William - 33 Eleanor Conrad - 47 JONES, , of Kentucky - 28 Elise Virginia - 32 Abram Dalton - 47 Elisha Keen - 22 Abram Dalton, Jr. - 73 Elisha Keen, 1 r. - 37 Abram Gabriel - 29 Eliza Theresa - 20 Adolphus, son of Bartlett - 23 Elizabeth A. - 18 Adolphus, son of Benjamin - 24 Elizabeth (Bettie) Ann - 25 Adolphus Dorsett - 20 Elizabeth Lee - 15 Agnes - 36 Ella - 34 Albert Lyell - 43 Ella Mary - 30 Alexander Conrad - 29 Emily - 26 Allen - 15 Erasmus - 24 Allen, son of Thomas P. - 55 Erasmus Dowen - 20 Allen Davie - 34 Erastus Beverly - 29 Alma Frederica - 54 Frances - 47 Alwyn Reamey - 54 Frances Adair - 47 Amelia Love - 34 Frances Amelia - 32 Amelia Virginia - 20 Frederica - 34 Anne Maria - 23 Gabriel Remi - 14 Annie Kate - 47 George Washington, son of Benjamin - 15 Araminta - 24 George Washington II, son of James - 34 Bartlett, son of Bartlett - 23 Gertrude - 55 Bartlett, son of Benjamin - 14 Glenn - 44 Bartlett, son of Thomas - 16 Grace Isabelle - 94 Bartlett Constantine - 20 Grace Stuart - 37 Bartlett Kyle - 37 Gustavus - 23 Bartlett Kyle, Jr. - 59 Harold Godwin - 43 Bartlett Ky le m - 88 Harriet Keen - 9 2 Benjamin, son of Isaac - 5 Harriet Louise - 103 Benjamin, son of Thomas - 16 Hervey Louise - 48 Benjamin Churchill. - 15 Isaac - 5 Benjamin Rush - 20 James, son of Bartlett - 23 Benjamin Rush, Jr. - 31 James, son of George Washington - 20 Benjamin Seward - 45 James, son of George Washington II - 53 Betty Jean - 73 James, son of Isaac - 9 Beverly, son of Abram Gabriel - 47 Jam es Benjamin - 29 Beverly, daughter of Conrad.:. 74 James Beverly - 47 Beverly, son of Gabriel Remi - 19 James Craig - 80

- 122 - JONES (Cont'd) JONES James Craig, Jr. - 103 Michelle Marie - 88 Jane, daughter of James - 34 Mildred - 47 Jane, daughter of Thomas - 19 Nancy Carolyn - 92 Jane Elizabeth - 19 Nancy Keene - 66 Janet Keen - 42 Nancy Southgate - 66 Janet Southgate - 9 2 Nancy Witcher - 25 Jean Webster - 98 Nannie, daughter of Abram Gabriel - 47 Jennie Delilah - 54 Nannie, daughter of Benjamin - 24 Jennie Louise, daughter of Charles Nannie, daughter of George Washington Alfonsa - 80 II - 53 Jennie Louise, wife of Melchor - 67 Nathaniel Edmund Green - 66 Jennie Mae - 54 Nelson C. - 39 Jerome - 24 Pamela - 15 J. H. - 19 Pansy, daughter of George Washington John, son of Bartlett - 23 II - 53 John, son of Churchill Benjamin - 34 Patricia Anne - 110 John, father of Claude - 55 Peggy Louise - 110 John, son of Isaac - 9 Rebecca Sue - 103 John, Jr. - 15 Richard Humbert - 110 John Craig - 54 Robert Henry - 29 John H. - 8 Robert Rives - 47 John Keen - 26 Robert Rives, Jr. - 74 John Wayt - 48 Ronald Everett - 110 Josephine - 24 Sallie, daughter of John - 16 Judith - 19 Sallie, wife of W. H. H. Norman - 45 Judy Voss - 98 Sallie Wayt - 48 Julia Phillipina - 30 Samuel Dunlap - 20 Julianne - 9 2 Sanford - 14 Kathrine - 74 Sarah, daughter of Churchill Benjamin - 34 Lena - 34 Sarah, daughter of Thomas P. - 55 Letitia Mae - 71 Sarah, wife of Gen. W. R. Davie - 15 Louise - 74 Sarah Davie - 21 Louisiana - 18 Sarah Elizabeth - 24 Lucie Ellen - 32 Sarah Lucille - 55 Lucien Gwynn - 30 Southgate - 43 Lula - 34 Southgate, Jr. - 65 Lyell Keen - 66 Susan Theresa - 32 Margaret, daughter of Abram Gabriel - 47 Susie Cloud Boylston - 54 Margaret, daughter of Witcher - 36 Theresa - 24 Margaret Louise - 94 Thomas, son of Bartlett - 23 Marguerite - 55 Thomas, son of Benjamin - 9 Maria Louise - 24 Thomas, son of Isaac - 9 Martha E. - 19 Thomas Decatur - 26 Martin - 16 Thomas Decatur, Jr. - 43 Mary, daughter of Benjamin Rush - 3 2 Thomas Decatur II, son of Southgate - 66 Mary, daughter of Churchill Benjamin, Thomas P. - 34 Jr. - 55 Thomas P., Jr. - 55 Mary Alice - 80 Thomas Southgate - 93 Mary Beverly - 48 Toney (or Terry), child of James - 34 Mary Christian (Kate) - 28 Virginia Eliza - 30 Mary Dorsay - 92 Wallace - 9 Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Bartlett - 19 William Davie - 34 Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Churchill William Davie, Jr. - 54 Benjamin - 34 William Henry - 25 Mary Lorene - 80 William Humbert - 94 Mary Rush - 50 William Kilgo - 80 Mary White - 19 William S. - 22 May - 39 Willie Barber - 55 Melchor - 67 Witcher - 22 Melchor Humbert - 67

- 123 - JORDAN, Arthur Buist - 67 KYLE Arthur Buist, Jr. - 93 Robert, son of Robert Benjamin - 35 William M. - 24 Robert Bartlett - 56 KAHLBACH, Julia - 56 Robert Benjamin - 21 KAMINER, J. J. - 49 Thomas Stonewall - 35 Linnie - 49 William Conrad - 56 KAPP, Lonnie E. - 93 LAMBE, Charles John - 47 KEEN, A. D. - 23 Katherine - 73 Elizabeth (Betsy) Ann Staples - 16 Solomon J. - 47 Elizabeth (Bettie) Frances - 25 LAND, - 45 John - 16 Elizabeth - 67 Nancy Harriet - 16 Grace - 71 KEEVER, David Edwin - 107 Myrtle - 71 Elizabeth Lee - 107 LANG, Jack Cavel - 59 James Edwin - 86 LANIER, Margaret- 81 Sam Adolphus - 86 LARISON, Kathryn - 29 KEMPFLE, Mary Elizabeth - 83 LASH, Christina Phillipina - 19 KERR, Emma Judson - 76 Jacob - 19 W. B. - 50 LATHAM, Emily Welford - 43 Walter Bratton - 76 LATIMER, Margaret Anne - 28 KILGO, James Robert - 54 LEA, W. A. - 26 Louise Minors - 54 LEIDING, Harriette - 15 KILLIAN, Louise - 41 LENTZ, Alice - 57 KING, Ann - 92 H. B. - 57 Cornelius Vanstory - 65 LESTER, Ainsley Jackson - 46 Doctor Franklin - 46 Ainsley Jackson, Jr. - 71 Jessie - 46 Ainsley Jackson m - 97 John - 26 Anna Bowe· - 96 Nancy Witcher - 65 Henry Claybrook - 71 Nell Shippey - 92 Henry Claybrook, Jr. - 96 Robert Ruffin - 26 W. A. - 46 Robert Ruffin, Jr. - 42 LEWIS, Dixon Hall - 51 Robert Ruffin III - 65 Elizabeth Vass - 77 Robert Ruffin IV - 92 Gaston Glaze - 51 Ruth Vanstory - 64 Lawrence, Jr. - 65 KINGSLEY, Millie - 57 Louise - 92 KINLAW, Billy Sue - 80 Malcolm - 100 KNECHT, Florence - 57 Martha - 83 Joseph - 57 Martha F. - 51 KNOX, John J. - 95 LINDLEY, Daniel Webster - 41 Nell - 95 Lois - 41 KUCERA, Gail - 74 LINDBLAD, Christina - 100 KYLE, Annie Wise - 36 LINDSAY, Mary Turner - 27 Bessie - 35 Robert Milligan - 28 Edith - 35 Sarah Jane - 28 Elizabeth Lee - 36 LISK, Alice - 54 Elizabeth Pamela, daughter of John Cornelia - 54 Hunter - 36 Millard F. - 54 Elizabeth Pamela, daughter of Joseph - 22 LITTLE, Kate - 87 Florie - 35 LIVINGSTON, Scotia - 71 James - 15 LLEWELLYN, Ann - 65 John - 15 LLOYD, Audrey - 60 John Hunter - 22 LOGAN, Lula - 55 John Hunter, Jr. - . 36 LONG, Louis J. - 95 Joseph, son of John Hunter - 36 Nell Louise - 112 Joseph, son of Robert of Ireland - 15 Sara Elizabeth - 112 Joseph, son of Robert Benjamin - 35 LOVE, Cynthia Diane - 111 Joseph Moragne - 36 Deborah Jean - 111 Mary - 35 James - 67 Nena - 35 James Lindsay - 95 Robbie - 35 Jean Olivia - 95 Robert of Ireland - 15 - 124 - LOVE (Cont'd) MARTIN Julia Anne - 111 Eliza George - 44 Keith Sinclair - 111 Elizabeth - 70 Mary Elizabeth - 9 5 Elizabeth Depp - 46 Nancy - 47 Ernest Lee - 45 Patrick Stephen - 111 Esther - 69 Walter Brown - 67 George - 45 Walter Brown, Jr. - 95 George Canning - 28 LOVELL, Susan Victoria - 46 Georgie - 70 LOVEMAN, David Eugene - 105 Henry Clay - 44 E11gene David - 83 Hubbard Worth - 73 Louis - 83 James Orson - 19 LOVETT, Rev. Sidney - 60 James Orson, Jr. - 29 LOWMAN, Charles - 74 Janet - 71 LUKINS, Betty Sue - 83 Jessie King - 72 Harry Nute - 56 Joe - 45 Joseph Alexander - 83 John - 45 Joseph Peter - 56 John R. - 8 Milton Elliott - 83 John Thomas - 44 Milton Elliott, Jr. - 105 Julia - 73 LYELL, Elizabeth (Eliza) Dalton - 9 Kate - 45 John - 9 Lafayette Jackson - 29 Joseph - 9 Lister Allen - 46 LYON, Oliver D. - 77 Louise Allen - 72 MACHLACHLAN, Rev. H. D. C. - 25 Lucy - 46 MACKEY, Mahala - 20 Lucy Ester - 4 7 MAHAN, Edmund - 28 Lula Moss - 45 MAJ OR, Susan - 28 Mamie - 24 MALONE, Matilda - 61 Margot - 71 Pierce - 61 Mary, daughter of James Orson - 29 MAMAHON, Julia - 44 Mary, daughter of William Daniel - 45 MANER, David Atkinson - 107 Mary Caroline - 45 Mary Gordon - 107 Mary Elizabeth - 46 William Albert - 86 Mary Lily - 72 William Albert, Jr. - 86 Mary Margaret - 44 William Albert m - 107 Maybud - 46 MANNING, , daughter of Leabolme - 93 Moses Hubbard - 47 Hampton - 93 Nora Clark - 72 Leabolme - 67 Orson - 19 MARKS, Emily Taliaferro - 51 Orson, son of William Daniel - 45 Nicholas Meriwether - 32 Pauline - 73 MARSHALL, Margaret Kobb - 47 Rachel Wren - 7 3 Samuel Harrison - 47 Ramey Jones - 46 MARTIN, Abner - 19 Ramey Jones, Jr. - 72 Addison - 28 Rebecca - 72 Alvah Walker - 46 Robert Orson - 44 Alvah Walker, Jr. - 72 Rorer James - 46 Anthony Bennings Johns - 29 Sallie - 45 Anthony Bennings Johns, Jr. - 47 Stephen Lafayette - 44 Anthony Worth - 98 Sue - 46 Arrabella - 46 Susan Gray - 98 Benjamin Rush - 28 Teresa - 98 Bertram Ballard - 45 Thomas - 29 Charles - 45 William Daniel - 29 Cincinnatus - 29 William Wallace - 45 Clay - 69 William Wallace, Jr. - 72 Daisey - 45 William Wallace m - 97 Doris May Wren - 73 William Warren - 44 Dorothy - 72 MASSEY, Benjamin F. - 20 Eliza, daughter of James Orson - 29 Charlotte - 21 Eliza, daughter of Thomas - 45 James Rinaldo - 21

- 125 - MASSEY (Cont'd) MEADE, Carol - 89 Sarah - 21 Frederick James - 60 MASSICor, Ann Willingham - 108 Frederick James, Jr. - 89 William Harvey - 108 Julie Anne - 89 William L. - 87 Kathleen Lloyd - 89 MATHEWSON, Ida - 29 Randolph - 37 MATTHEWS, James Richmond - 62 Randolph, Jr. - 60 Katharine - 62 Randolph m - 89 MATTOX, Helene - 101 MEADOW, Lucinda - 29 MAULTSBY, Bogue Slade - 52 MEADOWS, Eliza - 44 Janet - 52 MEAGHER, Ira Eldredge - 74 MAXWELL, Eugenia - 57 Ira Eldredge, Jr. - 7 4 Mildred - 81 Joanne - 98 MC ADOO, Bella - 42 Marian - 98 Calvin Nicks - 25 MENEFEE, Elva Connally - 77 Calvin Nicks II - 42 MENZIES, John - 15 Calvin Nicks m - 64 Mary - 21 Decatur - 42 Remi - 21 Elizabeth Caroline - 25 MIDDLETON, Catherine Gainey - 91 Harriet - 42 Lillian Gainey - 41 Lois Lindley - 64 Ransom Moseley - 41 Margaret - 64 Ransom Moseley, Jr. - 63 Thomas Jones - 41 MILLER, Rev. J. D. - 24 Thomas Jones, Jr. - 64 Robert Jones - 60 Victor Clay - 25 MILLINER, Mary Caroline - 29 Victor Clay, Jr. - 41 MILLNER, James M. - 11 MC BRIDE, Elizabeth - 82 Julia - 24 Robert J. - 55 William B. - 10 Robert J., Jr. - 82 MINORS, Rhoda Cornelia - 54 Theresa - 82 MITCHELL, Lou Jean - 57 MC CABE, J. P. - 46 Margaret - 83 J. P., Jr. - 46 MOBLEY, John Will - 45 MC CARTER, Anne - 95 Mary - 70 Viola - 95 Nathan - 70 MC CAULEY, Mary - 57 Warren - 70 MC CLEAVE, Eliza - 28 MOFFATT, Blanche Quarrier - 62 MC CLINTIC, Howard H. - 59 MOIR, Lindsay - 71 MC CONNELL, Isabella - 25 May - 47 MC CROSKEY, Elizabeth - 16 Robert Lindsay - 71 MC CULLOUGH, Amelia Love - 82 MONTGOMERY, Lucy Mayfield - 50 Jennie Lee - 82 Robert - 12 Lynne Wooten - 90 MOORE, Dorothy - 76 Mrs. Stirling Enoch - 90 Ernest - 50 Pickett - 34 Ernest, Jr. - 76 Pickett, Jr. - 55 Ernest Hall - 76 MC DONALD, - 79 Eliza Witherspoon - 76 MC ELVEEN, Margaret - 94 Fannie - 76 MC GEE, Barden - 57 Herbert C. - 67 MC GEHEE, Mildred - 51 Julia Norva - 67 MC LACHLAN, Betty Marie - 59 Lake - 61 Robert - 59 Mary - 76 MC LAUGHLIN, Isabelle - 59 Maud - 76 MC LEAN, Alan Dater - 52 Nannie Hill - 76 Cora - 42 Sally Robinson - 61 George Hammond - 52 Willie Rose - 76 Jane Marion - 7 8 MORAGNE, Catherine (Kate) Lydia - 22 MC MILLAN, Kate - 36 J.. Pierre - 22 MC RAE, James Ernest - 57 Louisa - 22 Jean - 85 MOREHEAD, , daughter of Joseph Maurice Cutts - 57 Motley II - 93

- 126 - MOREHEAD (Cont'd) NORMAN Family - 9 Nannie, daughter of George W. - 68 Harriet - 43 Nannie, daughter of Warren - 45 Henry - 43 Olive - 68 James Turner - 27 Pierce - 68 James Turner, Jr. - 43 Pricie - 68 James Turner III - 66 Quentin - 68 John Motley - 27 Robert, son of Warren, Jr. - 68 John Motley II - 66 Robert, son of James M. - 69 Mary - 43 Sarah Jane - 44 MORGARIDGE, Lillian - 87 Susie - 68 MORRIS, Benjamin Franklin - 90 Virginia - 45 Covert Franklin - 109 Warren, son of Dutton L. - 29 Milton Erwin - 90 Warren, Jr. - 44 Milton Erwin, Jr. - 109 Warren, son of James M. - 69 MOSBY, Elizabeth - 24 William Henry Harrison - 45 MOTT, Rev. John Chilton - 64 William Henry Harrison, Jr. - 70 MOTTEN, Sarah - 14 William M. - 68 MOYER, Carolyn - 65 NOVOTNEY, Charles Joseph - 90 Ira Clarence - 65 · Charles Joseph, Jr. - 109 MOYLER, Agnes - 43 Jojean - 109 MURCHISON, Rev. Hugh R. - 49 NOWLIN, Fannie Pannill - 39 MURPHY, Sudie - 35 NOYES, Eleanor - 52 William - 35 Miriam - 78 MYERS, Dr. Charles F. - 26 NUCKOLLS, Elizabeth Kyle - 36 NEAGLE, Elizabeth - 49 Emilie Frances - 58 NEAL, Minnie Olivia - 63 Joseph Kyle - 36 NELSON, Maria - 36 Mary Virginia - 21 NEWELL, Henry - 94 Nathaniel - 21 James Henry - 94 Nathaniel Augustus, Jr. - 22 James Robert - 110 William Thomas - 36 John Henry - 110 ORR, Arthur - 52 Mary Lou - 110 Eleanor - 52 Rose - 94 OSBORN, Daniel Spinning - 40 Shirley Anne - 110 William Henry - 40 William Reid - 110 OSBORNE, Beverly Jones - 74 NONEMAN, Jack W. - 73 James - 48 NORMAN, Bessie - 68 PALMQUIST, Romeyn - 86 Clay - 45 P AREDA, Antonio - 94 D. M. - 69 PAREDA Y VELASCO, Ermilinda - 94 Dutton L. - 29 PARKS, Irene -. 7 6 Eliza - 29 PATTERSON, Emily - 47 Eliza, daughter of Warren - 44 PATTON, James Doddridge, Jr. - 42 Esther - 70 James Doddridge m - 65 Evelyn - 68 Janet Jones - 65 George - 5 PAXTON, Elizabeth - 16 George, Jr. - 5 PEACHEY, Mary Blair - 26 George King - 70 PEACOCK, - 21 George Washington - 44 PENN, John Thomas - 71 George Washington, Jr. - 68 Natalie - 71 Grady - 68 PEPPER, Emorie Nancy - 89 Isaac -. 5 PERCIVAL, Mary - 67 Isabel - 5 PERKINS, Charles Rufus - 56 James M. - 44 Charles Rufus, Jr. - 56 James M., Jr. - 69 Joseph Kyle - 83 John - 68 John Marshall Crampton - 60 Jones - 70 Roberta Lee - 105 Joseph S. - 68 Susan Catherine - 105 Keren-happuch - 5 Virginia Marguerite - 105 Mary - 69 William H. S. - 60 Mary Esther - 45 PERRY, Elizabeth - 21

- 127 - PETTIT, Enoch Daniel - 56 RICHARDSON PHILLIPS, Arthur Redfield - 90 Peter Lunsford - 88 Katharine Marie - 109 Robert Randolph - 60 PIKE, Irene - 72 Stuart Smith - 88 Sidney Clay - 72 RIFE, John - 83 PLATT, H. B. - 49 John, Jr. - 105 Louise Gildersleeve - 49 RILEY, - 67 PLEXICO, Elizabeth - 94 RIVES, Elizabeth Tunstall - 39 POE, Albert Holden - 66 Margaret Melissa - 29 Eloise - 66 ROACHE, Margaret - 56 POINDEXTER, James Twyman Il - 85 ROBERTSON, Bertha - 47 James Twyman m - 106 Fred Elmer - 77 Meredith Kyle - 106 Lucile - 77 PORTER, Bailey M. -. 95 Martha - 50 Evelyn Loraine - 112 ROBINSON, Agnes Elizabeth - 88 Lina - 41 Anne Stuart - 88 Mary - 30 Annie Hunt - 22 Raymond Eugene - 112 Catherine Holland - 88 Sherman - 112 Frederic W. - 100 POTTER, Bishop - 33 J"ulian McGruder - 59 POTTS, Carolyn Wilson - 107 Lathan Cousar - 80 Irwin Lawrence, Jr. - 86 Mary E. - 100 Pamela Anne - 107 Robert Randolph - 22 PRATHER, Frances - 81 William Holland - 59 PRATT, Agnes - 60 ROCHE, Angela Maria - 104 Madison Hampton - 61 Edward Churchill - 80 Pearl - 60 Edward Tucker - 103 Philip Aaron - 38 Elizabeth - 80 Thomas - 33 J"ames Lawrence - 81 Thomas Ruffin - 38 James Lawrence, Jr. - 103 Thomas Ruffin, Jr. - 60 Jennie Pauline - 104 PRICE, Cammie - 71 John Francis - 81 Caroline - 61 John Francis Il - 103 Grace - 39 Joseph Bonner - 103 Jane - 38 1 oseph Edward - 54 John Pleasant - 61 J"ulian Ronald - 103 Lemma - 36 Patrick A. - 54 Martha Anne - 44 Patrick Albert - 81 W. A. - 39 Sarah - 81 . PROTHEROW, - 24 William Geddings - 81 QUINLAN, Ida - 67 ROCHELLE, Augusta - 63 RAMEY, - 20 ROCKWOOD, Claire Edward - 84 RAYBURN, Jennie - 56 Ruth Lillian - 84 REAMEY, James - 21 ROGERS, George E. - 76 Mary - 20 George Edwin - 100 REAVIS, Fanny - 56 Mary Frances - 29 REDD, Harriet - 69 Philip - 76 Mary - 29 RORER, Angeline - 23 RETZ, Florence Atwood - 43 RUDULPH, Gertrude Fuller - 86 RHAMY, Bonnelle William - 5 Zebulon Thomas - 86 RHODES, - 52 RUTHERFORD, Jean - 47 Elsie - 62 SANDFORD, family - 9 RICE, Lomis - 57 William Graham - 33 RICHARDSON, Adele - ·88 SANDS, Anna Riviere - 78 Carey - 88 SAUNDERS, Annie - 67 Grace Stuart - 59 Ben Henry - 63 Henry Smith - 37 Margaret Ear le - 63 Henry Smith, Jr. - 60 SCALES, Sarah J. Elizabeth (Sally) - 38 John Page - 60 SCHOLAR, Annie Bell - 53 Lunsford - 37 SCOTT, Carrie - 61 Mary Keen - 59 SELLARS, Max Paul - 83 Page - 88. Nancy Jean - 83 - 128 - SHANKS, Fanny - 57 SMYTHE, Frances - 36 SHANNON, Lester Norman - 87 SNELLGROVE, James G. - 56 Lester Norman, Jr. - 87 Oliver Thomas - 56 Lester Norman m - 107 SOMMERS, Clifford Jaynes - 7 4 Michael Sherrod - 107 David Stern - 98 SHAW, Josephine - 59 Henry Stern - 74 SHELTON, Bess - 73 Jane - 99 Matilda - 61 Linda - 99 SHEPARD, Harvey E. - 83 Meredith - 99 SHERROD, Elizabeth Candler - 87 SOUTHGATE, James - 27 Henry Lambert - 58 Mattie Logan - 27 Henry Lambert, Jr. - 86 SPEER, John J. - 37 Mary Watson - 87 Thelma - 37 Sallie Rudulph - 107 SPELTZ, Sara Nell - 81 SHIPPEE, Edith Lillian - 84 SPENCE, Andrew - 47 SHIRAH, William K. - 95 Jean - 47 SHUMATE, John - 11 SPENCER, E. Milton, Jr. - 73 SILVA, John - 94 E. Milton ill - 98 Stella L. - 94 SPOHM, Peter - 71 SIEGRIEST, Elizabeth Caroline - 64 ST AKELY, Charles A. - 58 Frederick - 64 Frances Sloan - 58 Frederick Everett, Jr. - 64 STAMBAUGH, Nancy A. - 100 SIMONSON, Cortelyou Ladd - 64 STARR, Fred Ford, Jr. - 85 Stephen Cortelyou - 91 Peggy - 85 SIMPSON, Sudie - 44 STEARNS, Mary Hampton Scott - 65 SIMS, Carrie Marion - 33 STETSON, Eugene William - 59 Eliza Theresa - 33 Eugene William, Jr. - 59 Fannie Marion - 33 Eugene William III - 88 Florence Nightingale - 33 Grace Stuart - 88 Granville Sharp - 33 Nancy Page - 88 Harry Marion - 33 Patricia Pate - 88 Jam es Marion - 20 STEVENS, Mary S. - 30 John - 20 William - 30 Mary Virginia ·- 33 STEWART, Estelle - 55 Merry Christmas - 33 James Samuel - 55 William - 33 STILL, Nannie - 44 SINCLAIR, Fred - 95 STOCKS, Margaret - 47 Ruth - 95 STONE, Ludwell - 14 SLAWSON, Margaret - 46 Norman Porter - 47 SMITH, - 66 Robert - 47 Benjamin - 9 STUART, Amelia Wall - 101 Charles Daniel - 59 Amelia Winter - 76 Edith - 84 Anne - 9 Egbert W. - 42 Edgar Wall - 77 Eliza - 50 Frank Farris - 101 Elizabeth Eleanor Hawkins - 32 Helen - 77 Elizabeth Van Vechten - 31 Helen Hope - 101 Family - 9 Lucy Winter - 101 Frances - 73 Mary Louise - 101 Franklin Fletcher - 35 Matthew Hugh - 77 Franklin Fletcher, Jr. - 57 Matthew Hugh, Jr. - 101 Franklin Fletcher m - 85 ·Maude - 77 Henderson Madison - 35 Moses Hughes - 50 Jacob Henry - 40 Moses Wadsworth - 50 James M. - 8 Moses Wadsworth, Jr. - 77 James Norman - 9 Moses Wadsworth ill - 100 Lillie Vernon - 46 SULLIVAN, Beverly Nathaniel - 48 Louis Henry - 47 Beverly Nathaniel, Jr. - 75 Louis Herbert - 47 Hamilton Lafayette - 30 Mary Lynn - 37 Kathleen - 80 Walter, Jr. - 31 Nathaniel F. - 30

- 129 - SUMNER, Dillard Lee - 93 TYLER, Ernest F. - 52 Jerry Hampton - 110 VANDERVEER, Anna M. - 48 Robert Lee - 110 VAN NOPPEN, Anne Fay - 108 SUTPHIN, Dudley V. - 38 Cornelius Maurinus - 60 TALIAFERRO, David Meriwether - 20 Emorie Pepper - 108 Frances Amelia - 20 Hays Gee - 108 TATUM, Ella L. - 38 Jack - 108 TAYLOR, Annie Cecelia - 51 John James - 60 Donald Reamey - 103 John Jarres, Jr. - 89 Furman A. - 80 Leonard Hampton - 89 Furman A., Jr. - 80 Martha Leonard - 108 Furman A. m - 103 Mary Louise - 108 Malcolm - 22 Sally Ann - 108 Robert Cornelius - 51 Thomas Pratt - 89 TEAGUE, Carl Everett - 94 Thomas Pratt, Jr. - 108 Katherine Inez - 94 William Cornelius - 89 TENNANT,A.B. -75 VANSTORY, Cornelius M. - 42 Marion Witherspoon - 99 Mrs. Cornelius M. - 65 TERRY, William P. - 14 Ruth McLean - 42 THERRILL, John - 68 VASS, Eleanor Hawkins - 51 Johnnie - 68 Emily - 51 THOMAS, George Adams - 51 George Thomas - 78 Julia Helen - 51 James Cumyns - 32 THOMASON, Mary Jane - 67 Kathryn Riviere - 102 THOMPSON, Cornelia - 57 Libbie White - 51 Elizabeth - 57 Mary Marshall - 51 Ellen - 50 Robert White - 51 Eugene Exum - 35 Robert White, Jr. - 78 Eugenia - 57 Rush Jones - 51 Florie - 57 Theresa Lee - 51 Jane - 20 Thomas Marshall - 32 John Washington - 35 Virginia - 51 John Washington II- 57 William Howard - 102 John \Vashington, Jr. - 85 VAUGHN, Elizabeth - 73 Marian - 57 VON HARDTMUfH, Maria - 66 Marion - 90 VON KLYCE, Rebecca - 44 Mary - 71 VOSS, James Riley - 73 Mary Louise - 57 Jewel - 73 Ruth Pettit - 56 WADDELL, Granville Farrior - 62 Thomas Daniel - 71 Josephine Osborn - 91 THORNTON, Dozier - 21 WADE, Cynthia - 98 Louisiana Hawkins - 21 Mary Beverly - 98 Mary Allen - 21 Mollie - 29 TILLMAN, J. Wrenn - 34 Thomas Morrow - 74 TIMPANY, Harry - 44 Thomas Morrow, Jr. - 98 TODD, Mary E. - 54 WALKER, Elizabeth Ann - 29 Neva - 48 Joseph Robinson - 36 TOUGHY, Anna Lee - 59 Joseph Robit}son, Jr. - 36 TRAYNHAM, Rev. J. D. - 27 Joseph Robinson III - 59 TRUETT, Helen - 80 Margaret - 58 TUCKER, Vivian Inez - 81 Marguerite Gordon - 65 TUGGLE, H. I. - 46 Sibyl - 59 Mamie - 46 Witcher Raymond - 59 TURNBULL, Lily - 30, WALLER, Bogue Maultsby - 78 TURNER, Claud Hyatt - 54 Frances Amelia - 52 Claudia Kathryn - 81 George Platt - 32 Elizabeth Louise - 81 George Platt, Jr. - 51 Ella - 29 Jane l\4aultsby - 102 James - 5 Kathryn Theresa - 52 John - 14 Luther Hill - 52 John - 29 Luther Hill, Jr. - 78 Roy Gene - 81 Susan Murray - 102 - 130 - WALLER (Cont'd} WHITELEY, Loren Ellis - 56 William Chambers - 52 William Ellis - 56 William Chambers II - 78 WHITLEY, - 47 WARBURTON, Anne Marion - 84 WICKER, Rev. N. E. - 23 John Richard Eliot - 84 WICKS, Bartlett - 59 Patricia - 84 Edward Bartlett - 8 7 Piers Eliot - 57 Joseph Robinson Walker - 87 Piers Eliot deDutton - 84 S. F. - 59 Piers Grove Eliot - 57 WIDEMAN, Catherine Von Kleist - 113 WARD, Mrs. - 9 James Warren - 97 WARDLAW, Joseph George - 15 James Warren, Jr. - 97 WASHBURN, Leila Atkinson - 76 James Warren Ill - 113 William Barrett - 76 Louise - 97 William Nelson - 76 WILKINSON, John - 26 WATSON, Ay liffe Borie - 58 Mary Blair - 26 Mollie - 68 Thomas B. - 62 WATTS, Louise - 48 WILLCOX, Charles Stakely - 87 WAYT, John - 29 Charles Stakely, Jr. - 108 Sallie - 29 Cyprian Porter - 3 6 WEAVER, Alva - 80 James DeWitt - 58 Nancy Nichols - 80 James DeWitt, Jr. - 87 WELIS, A. A. - 40 James Smythe - 36 Faustina - 40 Joseph Kyle - 58 Larry Knox - 111 WILLIAMS, Elizabeth - 37 Mary Jean - 111 Emma Lou - 82 Susan - 45 Ida - 56 Walter Newton - 111 James Adams ~ 54 Wesley E. - 95 James Wilburn - 80 Wesley Newton - 95 James Wilburn, Jr. - 103 WENSHEL, Mary Joe - 84 Jo Ruth - 74 WERDEN, Raymond - 101 Katherine - 38 Raymond, Jr. - 101 Louise - 80 WEST, Margie - 78 Martha Calhoun - 103 Maynard P. - 71 Marry Hicklin - 80 Maynard P., Jr. - 96 Price - 32 W. R. - 71 R. Murphy - 42 WESTBROOK, Allen Adams - 91 William Samuel - 38 William Gurney - 64 WILLIAMSON, James Saunders - 62 William Gurney, Jr. - 64 Stuart Holcombe - 90 William Gurney III - 91 WILLINGHAM, Maxie - 36 WESTMOE.ELAND, Loucetta - 30 William Alexander - 36 WHEAT, Allie A. - 39 WILLIS, Mamie - 58 Chris - 109 WILSON, Blanche Quarrier Hazlett - 62 George Keiter II - 39 Fannie - 38 George Keiter III - 62 Flora Janet - 96 Lawrence - 109 John Redd - 69 Mary Haase - 90 Mary - 30 Robert Haase - 62 Peter Hairston - 69 Robert Haase, Jr. - 90 ,President Woodrow - 40 Robert Haase Ill - 109 Samuel Hairston - 69 Thomas - 62 WINGFIELD, Christopher - 8 WHITE, Alf red Burchel - 94 John S. - 8 Dr. - 5 WINKLER, Katherine - 4 7 Eunice - 56 WINSTON, Mrs. Nora - 20 George E. - 63 WINTER, Amanda Malissa - 32 John - 21 Edgar - 32 Josephine Nowlin - 39 Lucie Ellen - 50 Martha - 80 Marian Theresa - 50 Mary Elizabeth - 94 Maude Hope - 50 Rawley W. - 39 William - 32

- 131 - WITCHER, Nancy - 16 WRAY, Daphne - 82 WITHEROW, Charles Washington - 48 WRENN, Brice - 55 WITHERS, Agnes Dillard - 59 Jo Anne - 82 Alfonso - 34 Robert - 82 Anne Stuart - 59 WRIGHT, Cecil Baker - 57 Daniel Price - 3 6 Cecil Baker, Jr. - 85 Daniel Price, Jr. - 59 Cecil Baker III - 106 Elijah Benton - 36 Thomas Bernard - 64 Mary Stokes - 59 Thomas Bernard, Jr. - 64 WITHERSPOON, Bartlett Jones - 30 Wardlaw Ramsey - 57 Bartlett Jones, Jr. - 48 WYETH, Alice Eleanor - 78 Bartlett Jones n - 75 Florence Nightingale - 78 Bartlett Jones, Jr., son of B. J. Il - 100 Florence Sims - 52 Constance - 49 Joan Allan - 78 Eliza Jane, daughter of Bartlett Jones - 49 John Allan - 33 Eliza Jane, daughter of James Hervey, John Allan, Jr. - 52 Jr. - 30 Lisa Coffin - 102 Elizabeth Stevens - 75 Marion Sims - 52 Family, by Wardlaw - 15 Marion Sims, Jr. - 78 Fannie Wylie - 49 Marion Sims m - 102 Frances Elizabeth - 31 WYLIE, Eliza Witherspoon - 75 Gavin Donnom - 100 John D. - 30 James - 41 John Dunovant - 75 James Augustus - 50 Juanita - 75 James Hervey - 19 Katherine Hawthorne - 75 James Hervey, Jr. - 19 Louise Platt - 75 James Hervey Ill - 31 Mary Evans - 75 James Hervey IV - 76 Mary Gildersleeve - 75 Judson Haseltine - 50 Richard Evans - 49 Louise - 49 Richard Evans, Jr. - 75 Marion Sims - 49 WYNNE, Delia Heywood - 27 Marion Sims, Jr. - 75 YELLOTT, John Bosley - 60 Mary Donnom - 75 John I. - 60 Mary Elizabeth - 49 Kinlock Nelson - 60 Mary Emma - 50 YOUNG, Edward Bickford - 90 Samuel Constantine - 31 Edward Bickford, Jr. - 90 Samuel Hall - 50 Edward Bickford Ill - 109 William Hervey - 48 Hervey Elizabeth - 99 WOESTERMEYER, Ina Fay - 89 John P. - 49 WOODSON, Alice - 69 Susan Vida - 99 Forest - 69 William David - 74 Frank - 69 Fred - 69 Haller - 69 James Edwin - 44 James Edwin, Jr. - 69 Mary - 69 Nettie - 69 Norman - 69 WOOLFOLK, Albert Sidney II - 58 Albert Sidney, Jr. - 86 Caroline Meredith - 8 5 Charlton Eugene - 86 Douglas Kyle - 85 Henry Barry - 36 Henry Barry, Jr. - 58 Joseph Ky le - 58 Kate - 58 Ruth Battle - 86 Thomas Eugene - 106 William Grey - 36

- 132 - Surnames of Men who have Married Descendants of Benjamin Jones:

Adams, Fleming, Carl Janney, Robert Bellinger Harley Flinner, Charles Frederick Jarratt, Jerry George Allen, Joseph Green Foster, George Williams Jefferies, Grayson Poats Alston, James Robert Maxwell Marcus Lucius Johnson, Peter W. R. Anderson, Ervin Johan Francisco, Winston Steppe Johnston, Joseph Forney Anthony, John Fraser, Frederick E. Jones, Melchor Humbert Atkinson, David Scarlett Froeber, Harry Jordan, Arthur Buist Bagwell, Edward Fulenwider, Jesse, Jr. Kapp, Lonnie E. Ball, J. Alwyn Gaillard, Pierre Corcles Keever, Sam A. Millard Frazier Garvey, Edward James Kerr, W. B. William C. Giles, King, Robert Ruffin Barkhausen, Henry Noyes Gladden, Kyle, James Bass, James Woodrow Glass, Joseph Battle, Blanchard Ball Glennon, Philip Thompson Lambe, Charles John Baugh, Eugene Bibb Goodridge, Thomas Stanley Land, Beggs, William J. Goodwin, James William Lester, Ainsley Jackson Boothe, William Rochelle Gravely, George Lewis, Gaston Glaze Bowen, Newell Green, William Henry Lawrence, Jr. Bowie, Robert Gordon Greer, Howard Allan Malcolm Bryan, George E. Gregory, Charles E. Long, Louis J. Burgdorf, Olin Karl Joseph Daniel Love, Walter Brown Burney, John Jay, Jr. Gresham, William Frank Loveman, Eugene David Candler, George L. Griggs, Theodore W. Il Lowman, Charlie Carnes, Alex C. Geisking, W. W. Lukins, Harry Nute Carper, Moses J. Grogan, Lyon, Oliver D. Carr, Charles Haase, Thomas H. Benton Mahan, Edmund Carroll, John Louis Hagood, Claude William Maner, William A., Jr. Caveny, Eugene Hay Haizlip, John Manning, Leabolme Chandler, J. T. Hale, Carleton Davis Marks, Nicholas Meriwether China, Douglas, Jr. Hall, Joseph Kirkland Martin, Clark, Wyman William T. Abner Corbett, Malcolm Hammond, John Beall Henry Clay Covington, Frank Hampton, James Harris James Orson Cox, Wallace William Madison Jenkins William Wallace Craig, Thomas Lee Harris, James C. Massey, Benjamin F. Cranford, Haskell D. Richard Marshall Massicot, William L. Cross, George Harvey, Orville R. McAdoo, Victor Clay Cunningham, James Calvin Hays, Walter McBride, Robert J. Dean, Henry, Ausbon H. McCabe, J. P., 1r. de Rohan, Charles Louis Henson, John Walker Mcclintic, Howard H. Devlin, Thomas Edward Hicklin; Arthur Wilburn McCullough, Pickett Doughton, James Horton Higgins, Alex, Jr. McDonald, Dowdle, Ernest S. Hilton, Henry E. McLean, Alan Dater duMont, Charles Sise Hines, Harvey Carrow, Jr. McRae, Maurice Cutts Duncombe, David Sanford Hinkle, Haywood Watson Meade, Randolph Elliott, James M., Jr. Holcombe, John Henry Meagher, Ira Eldredge, Jr. Erwin, Samuel J. Hollis, Parks Menzies, John Estes , Fred Leslie Robert Middleton, Ransom Marvin Reid Holmes, James Eugene, Jr. Moseley, Jr. Evans, William Hasen Hooper, Edward Jones Miller, Robert Jones Everhart, Arvil F. Hopper, Allen Taylor Mobley, John Will Fagg, Robert Pinkney Hunt, William Wallace Moir, Lindsay Ferguson, Andrew Jackson Ide, Knox Moore, Ernest James White Ivie, James William Morehead, Joseph Motley Ferrell, James Thomas Jackson, Alfred Roland Morris, Milton Erwin Field, John Emory John Herrick Newell, James Henry Fitzpatrick, David Towles William N. Noneman, Jack W. Fleenor, Charles Thomas, Jr. James, John William Norman, Warren

- 133 - Novotney, Charles Joseph Sims, James Marion Werden, Raymond, Jr. Nuckolls, Nathaniel Augustus, Jr. Smith, West, Maynard P. Osborn, William Henry Charles Daniel Westbrook, William Gurney, Jr. Osborne, James Franklin Fletcher Wheat, Allie A. Patton, James Doddridge, Jr. Louis Herbert Whiteley, Loren Ellis Peacock, Snellgrove, Oliver Thomas Wicks, Bartlett Perkins, Charles Rufus, Jr. Sommers, Clifford Jaynes Wideman, James Warren, Jr. John Marshall Crampton Spencer, E. Milton, Jr. Wilkinson, Thomas B., Jr. Phillips, Arthur Redfield Spohm, Peter Willcox, James Smythe Poindexter, Jam.es Twyman Il Stetson, Eugene William, Jr. Williams, James Adams Porter, Bailey M. Stone, Norman Porter Williamson, James Saunders Potts, Irwin Lawrence, Jr. Stuart, Moses Wadsworth Wilson, John Redd Pratt, Thomas Sullivan, Hamilton Lafayette Peter Hairston Thomas Ruffin Sumner, Dillard Lee Winter, Edgar Richardson, Henry Smith Taylor, Furman A., Jr. Witherow, Charles Washington Rife, 1ohn Tennant, A. B. Withers, Alfonso Riley, Thompson, Eugene Exum Daniel Price Roberson, G. A. Tillman, Wrenn Witherspoon, James Hervey, Jr. Robinson, Lathan Cousar Turner, Claud Hyatt Woodson, James Edwin William Holland Tyler, Ernest F. Woolfolk, Henry Barry Roche, Joseph Edward van Noppen, John James Wrenn, Brice Rogers, Philip Vass, Thomas Marshall Wright, Cecil Baker Sandford, William Graham Waddell, Granville Farrior Thomas Bernard, Jr. Shannon, Lester N., Jr. Wade, Thomas Morrow Wyeth, John Allan Shepard, Harvey E. Walker, Joseph Robinson, Jr. Wylie, John D. Sherrod, Henry L. Wallace, Yellott, Shirah, William K. Waller, George Platt Young, Edward Bickford, Jr. Siegriest, Frederick Everett, Ir. Warburton, Piers Grove Eliot John P. Simonson, Cortelyou Ladd Wells, Wesley Newton William David

Surnames of Women who have Married Descendants of Benjamin Jones:

Adams, Mrs. Brown, Myrtle Ione Dowdle, Anna Mae Elizabeth Russell Bryant, Mary Dowdy, Hortense Mildred Mary Delilah Buffington, Rosa Lillian Driskell, Martha Kennon Anderson, Carrie. Timpany Dunlap, Eliza Jane Arnold, Dalton Burkhead, Forrest Salina Atkins, Byers, Ollie Ruth Duttenhofer, Ethel Aycock, Annie Catherine Caldwell, Carey duVall, Gertrude Bagwell, Nannell Calhoun, Martha Mouzon Farris, Mary Anne Bailey, Ethel Callahan, Loula Finley, Catherine Lula Emma Chandler, Agnes Flowers, Katherine Baker, Eleanor Clements, Bette Juannelle Forney, Eliza Virginia Coates, Ar line Franklin, Kate Ball, Susie E. Cocke, Clara Vernon Gamble, Eleanor Standish Ballard, Estelle Coffin, Nancy Gardner, Janette Barber, Mary Elizabeth Conrad, Julia Gay, Annie Burton Barbour, Sue Crail, Sarah Gee, Stella Hays Barnard, Helen Culp, Della Gibson, Shirley Battle, Ruth Culver, Lucy Gilley, Martha Bellinger, Ann Cuningham, Helen Somerville Glenn, Mary Belvin, Rosa Dalton, Nannie Ellen Gracey, Mamie Bennett, Betty Davie, Martha Rebecca Green, Nancy Amoret Bouldin, Ella Claiborne Day, Mildred Louise Greig, Adele Branch, Mary Estelle Deen, Joan Grier, Mary Breard, Margaret DeMay, Lilla Amelia Hagan, Sarah Rootes Brice, Dick, Mary Eloise Hampton, Pansy Brown, Claire Douglas, Lillian Harrington, Eloise Viola

- 134 - Haseltine, Emma 0. McLaughlin, Isabelle Starr, Peggy Henry, Paulina McMillan, Kate Stearns, Mary Hampton Scott Hertzberg, Evabel Meadow, Lucinda Stevens, Mary S. Hickson, Annie Lilliott Meadows, Eliza Stewart, Estelle Hobbs, Ruth Middleton, Lillian Gainey Still, Nannie Hodges, Mary (Polly) Milliner, Mary Caroline Sullins, Nancy Jean Holcombe, Margaret Mitchell, l'Aargaret Sullivan, Kathleen Holland, Amelia Montgomery, Lucy Mayfield Taliaferro, Frances Amelia Holley, Lillian Moore, Julia Norva Tatum, Ella L. Hosier, Julia Dean Sally Robinson Taylor, Annie Cecelia Hubbard, Elizabeth Depp Moragne, Catherine (Kate) Lydia Teague, Katherine Inez Lula Wren Moyer, Carolyn Therrill, Johnnie Husband, Marjorie Moyler, Agnes Thomas, Julia Helen Jackson, Ida Murphy, Sudie Thompson, Jane Johnson, Carey Norman, Marion Jones, Sally Nuckolls, Mary Virginia Mary Kahlbach, Julia Orr, Eleanor Ruth Pettit Kaminer, Linnie Palmquist, Romeyn Thornton, Mary Allen Keen, Elizabeth (Betsy) Penn, Natalie Todd, Mary E. Anne Staples Pepper, Emorie Nancy Neva Keen, Elizabeth (Bettie) Frances Pike, Irene Toughy, Anna Lee Nancy Harriet Platt, Louise Gildersleeve Truett, Helen Kilgo, Louise Minors Poe, Eloise Tucker, Vivian Inez Killian, Louise Price, Caroline Tuggle, Mamie King, Jessie Grace Turnbull, Lily Kinlaw, Billy Sue Ramey, Turner, Ella Knecht, Florence Reamy, Mary Vanstory, Ruth McLean Knox, Nell Retz, Florence Atwood Von Klyce, Rebecca Kucera, Gail Rhodes, Elsie Voss, Jewell Lanier, Margaret Robertson, Bertha Wade, Mollie Lentz, Alice Lucile Washburn, Leila Atkinson Lindblad, Christina Robinson, Annie Hunt Watson, Ayliffe Borie Lindley, Lois Mary E. Watts, Louise Lindsay, Sarah Jane Rockwood, Ruth Lillian Wayt, Sallie Lisk, Alice Rogers, Mary Frances Weaver, Nancy Nichols Llewellyn, Ann Rudulph, Gertrude Wells, Faustina Lloyd, Audrey Sands, Anna Riviere Wenshel, Mary Joe Lyell, Elizabeth (Eliza) Dalton Saunders, Margaret Earle West, Margie Malone, Matilda Schular, Annie Bell White, Eunice Marshall, Margaret Kobb Sellars, Nancy Jean Josephine Nowlin Martin, Arabella Silva, Stella L. Martha Maybud Simpson, Sudie Mary Elizabeth Pauline Sinclair, Ruth Wilkinson, Mary Blair Massey, Charlotte Slawson, Margaret Williams, Elizabeth Sarah Smith, Edith Emma Lou Mathewson, Ida Elizabeth Van Vechten Katherine Matthews, Katharine Southgate, Mattie Logan Willingham, Maxie Maultsby, Janet Speer, Thelma Wilson, Blanche Quarrier Maxwell, Mildred Speltz, Sara Nell Hazlett Mc Cleave, Eliza Spence, Jean Wilson, Fannie McCullough, Lynne Wooten Stakely, Frances Sloan Mary McLachlan, Betty Marie Stambaugh, Nancy A. Woestermeyer, Ina Fay Wray, Daphne

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