Fran Richardson" [email protected] Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 18:37:39 EST To: "Steven J

Fran Richardson" Tabkatz@Aol.Com Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 18:37:39 EST To: "Steven J

From: "Fran Richardson" [email protected] Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 18:37:39 EST To: "Steven J. Coker" [email protected]

Dear Steve,

I am one of your many cousins that has contacted you in the past few months. I appreciate all the work you are doing with the Coker family updates.I thought whebn I saw your emails today that I would finally repay you in some small way.

To reacquaint you, I descend from your Susan Buddin's sister, Emma Buddin. I have tried many times to get this file off to you, but then I started adding Cokers, Buddins, and the like from the Meade Frierson book, but then I put it aside to work on another line. I am sort of an ADD/ADHD researcher. :) I have several plates spinning at one time. To make matters worse, my family tree looks in the words of another cousin, "like a topiary"! I have several lines which keep crossing and meeting up again and again.Unfortunately, I can only dabble in this mess on the weekends. I teach third grade, and I can't ever find any time to get caught up during the week.

I did a look up for a lady on the REARDONS today( her line involved the FRIERSONS), but this is all I have for our bunch. I might try for a few hours tomorrow to sit down again and look for a possible connection. Do you know anything on our McIntosh or Reardon lines in Williamsburg County? I see these names in several cemetery surveys I have for that area, also.

If you see anything that needs correction, please let me know. I included everyone down to me. It is in no way complete, and I will need to continue to add names and dates and make corrections. If you would like, I can send you a back up of my file (since I see you use FTM). I have done that with some other cousins, and we can add the files so much easier. Just let me know.

I have included the letters from Martha Jane Buddin Gamble to Emma. There is mention of Susan. I am not sure if the Martha and William Gamble I found at New Zion are the same. If you know of any of Martha's descendents and family, please let me know. She mentions several children in both ofher letters.

Thanks for your help.

Sincerely, Fran Richardson Lexington, SC Descendants of John Buddin I From Fran Richardson (24 Jan 1998)

Generation No. 1

1 1. JOHN BUDDIN I was born 1700-1754 in Ballinaclough, Tipperary, Ireland, and died Abt. 1754. He married ELIZABETH ROBINSON, daughter of JAMES ROBINSON and WIFE UNKNOWN.

Notes for JOHN BUDDIN I: John Buddin/Budden/Budding arrived in Charles Towne by 1720 from Ballinaclaugh in County Tipperary, Ireland. He married a daughter of James Robinson of the Charles Towne Landing Group. -"Known Descendents of John Buddin and Elizabeth Robinson, " Sumter County genealogical Society, Sumter, SC.

More About JOHN BUDDIN I: Sources: Sumter County Genealogical Society

Children of JOHN BUDDIN and ELIZABETH ROBINSON are: 2. i. JOHN2 BUDDIN II. ii. MARY BUDDIN. iii. CATHERINE BUDDIN, m. UNKNOWN ROWLAND. iv. WILLIAM BUDDIN, m. ANNE RUTHERFORD, March 29, 1766.

Notes for WILLIAM BUDDIN: William Budding served in a militia unit at St. John's January 31, 1756. -notes of Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC.

Generation No. 2

2 1 2. JOHN BUDDIN II (JOHN ). He married UNKNOWN AMONETT, daughter of CHARLES AMONETT and SARAH UNKNOWN.

Notes for JOHN BUDDIN II: A John Budding was a private in a Berkeley County Detachment under Captain Benjamin Elliot November 11, 1759 through January 8,1760. He served in Captain Roger Sander's Company in 1775. -notes of Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC.

Children of JOHN BUDDIN and UNKNOWN AMONETT are: 3. i. WILLIAM3 BUDDIN. 4. ii. JOHN A. BUDDIN. 5. iii. CATHERINE BUDDIN, b. WFT Est. 1788-1811; d. WFT Est. 1833-1899. iv. ELIZABETH BUDDIN.

Generation No. 3

3 2 1 3. WILLIAM BUDDIN (JOHN , JOHN ). He married MARY MARTHA MCINTOSH, daughter of JOSHUA MCINTOSH and JEAN REARDON.

Children of WILLIAM BUDDIN and MARY MCINTOSH are: 6. i. HARRIET EMMA4 BUDDIN. 7. ii. FRANCES L. BUDDIN. 8. iii. MARTHA JANE BUDDIN, b. December 01, 1832; d. July 24, 1893. 9. iv. JAMES A. BUDDIN. 10. v. SUSAN ANN BUDDIN, b. May 30, 1834; d. January 02, 1909. vi. WILLIAM P. BUDDIN, d. 1862.

Notes for WILLIAM P. BUDDIN: William P. Buddin is listed as a member of Company H, 1oth South carolina Volunteers. He died of disease in 1862. -notes of Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC.

More About WILLIAM P. BUDDIN: Military: Co. H 10th SCV, Sgt., died of disease in 1862

3 2 1 4. JOHN A. BUDDIN (JOHN , JOHN ). He married CHRISTIAN DENNIS, daughter of JEREMIAH DENNIS and WIFE UNKNOWN.

Children of JOHN BUDDIN and CHRISTIAN DENNIS are: 11. i. MARY JANE4 BUDDIN. ii. MARTHA ELIZABETH BUDDIN, m. LORENZA DOW PLAYER. 12. iii. WILLIAM BUDDIN, b. September 30, 1821; d. June 03, 1888. iv. JOHN D. BUDDIN, m. MARTHA L. TURBEVILLE.

3 2 1 1 2 3 5. CATHERINE BUDDIN (JOHN , JOHN ) was born WFT Est. 1788-1811 , and died WFT Est. 1833-1899 . She married (1) JAMES B. 4 5 EVANS. She married (2) JAMES B. EVANS WFT Est. 1805-1848 .

Notes for JAMES B. EVANS: Catherine Buddin and James B. Evans lived near Brewington. James Evans donated the land for the church and the cemetery in 1812. The deeds and titles were given in 1853. brewington cemetery is located in Clarendon County on Highway 50 off of Highway 261.

Children of CATHERINE BUDDIN and JAMES EVANS are: i. WADE HAMPTON4 EVANS, b. January 18, 1820; m. DOROTHY DAVIS HARRINGTON. 13. ii. ESTHER JANE EVANS, b. 1830; d. March 29, 1914, Oswego, South Carolina. iii. CHATHERINE H. EVANS, b. November 19, 1839; m. HARRISON EDWARD EVANS.

Generation No. 4

4 3 2 1 6. HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN (WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ). She married (1) SAMUEL MALLORY CHANDLER, son of SAMUEL CHANDLER and HANNAH CHANDLER. She married (2) UNKNOWN BYRD.

Notes for HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN:

Harriet Emma Buddin was a young wife and mother when her husband, Samuel Mallory Chandler, was killed in the Civil War at Petersburg. According to records, Emma was about 22 or 23 years old when she was widowed with two small children under the age of five.

We believe that Emma remarried a Byrd, but we have no records as yet to prove this marriage. We believe that there are children from this second union, also. -notes of Fran Richardson, Lexington, SC

NOTE: These are transcripts of the letters of Emma Buddin. The original letters are in the possession of Iris Wall Richardson, great- granddaughter of Harriet Emma Buddin. Both letters were given to her by her paternal grandmother, Frances "Fannie" Elizabeth Chandler Wall.

This first letter is transcribed from a letter written to Emma Buddin Chandler. The letter was written by her sister, Martha J. Gamble:

Aug.10th 1864

South Carolina Clarendon County

Dear Emma,

I embrace this opportunity to write you a few lines again this being the third time I have written without receiving a line from you. This leaves us all well. Mah has been here three or four weeks but went to Levy's Friday . She will stay there 5 or 6 weeks as sister Ann will have a call for her about the first of October. Frances has a son three months old. She has named him George Myers. Mah was anxious to hear from you before she left. She got Budder to write to you when she was there and expected an answer. She says to tell you that Mary says she intends to go and see you if she lives. Budder and Mary has been down to see us all two weeks ago. Billy is here now. Mah sends her love to you and family also Mrs. Garner and family and says tell Mrs. Garner that she has made her a feathered quilt and that it is generally admired. Emma, you ought to write to Mah. She is always so anxious to hear from you and your children. She requested me if I heard any thing from you to be sure to me word. Jimmy and Fanny seem to be almost her idols. Mah went and staid (sic) 2 days and nights with Nelson and Drusilla. They are getting on finely. Tell Brother George that Mr. Gamble has a splendid crop. I think he has the best prospect of cotton has ever had. Mr. Gamble and David joins me in sending their respects to you all. May this reach you soon and find all enjoying good health. I remain your affectionate sister,

Martha J. Gamble

Write soon.

PLEASE NOTE: Martha's original letter is a bit faded and has little punctuation which leaves it difficult to read. I have edited the letter in this regard.

F.C. R. 7/97

The second letter has been transcribed from a much later letter to Emma Buddin Chandler written to her by her sister, Martha J. Gamble:

June 5th, 1874

South Carolina Clarendon County

Dear Mother and Emma,

I seat myself to write you a few lines which leaves us all well hopeing(sic) it may reach you soon and find you all the same.I have been looking for a letter from you for more than a month and have concluded you have forgotten to write. Ma, I have not heard a word from you since you left Lynchburg. I think it is time you were coming on this side again. When you get to Lynchburg let us know. Frances was well about three weeks ago Myers, family were well last Sunday Nelson and Drusilla are getting along pretty well. I saw Aunt Eliza two weeks ago. She was well. Flavilla's health is poor. I think she is under medical treatment now. Ma, they have Mr. Crawford a young man from Charleston to preach at Midway and Bethel the next four months. He has only preached twice yet. I have quilted both my quilts since you left. Emma, I have a splendid garden have been using nicely headed cabbage for three weeks past. Our Irish potatoes are fine ,also. Mr. Gamble has a pretty fair crop considering the cold spring. Emma, I would like very much to see your fine boy. Can't you come with Ma when she comes and let us all see you once more. I want you to write us as soon as you get this and let us know hear from you and family and Ma I want to know when she is coming over again. Beckey sends her respects to you and Ma.

Mr. Gamble and Doney joins me in sending our love to you Ma, Brother George, and the children. Write soon.

Your affectionate sister,

Martha J. Gamble

PLEASE NOTE: Martha's original letter is worn and appears to have several omissions of punctuation. I have added some here so that the letter may be easier to read.

F.C.R. 7/97

More About HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN: Sources: Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC Notes for SAMUEL MALLORY CHANDLER: Samuel Mallory Chandler is said to have died at Petersburg in 1864. Family lore says that he took a minie ball in the thigh. He wrote to his young wife, Emma, from a hospital. Emma received Mallory's letter and was on her way to see him when she received news that he had died. Unfortunately, there are few burial records in Petersburg. The numbers of casualties from the battles in and around the city were so great, many soldiers were buried in mass, unmarked graves around the old church in Petersburg.

My mother,Iris Wall Richardson, says that her grandmother, Fannie Chandler Wall, Mallory and Emma's daughter, showed her the letter once. We have not found the letter again.

More About SAMUEL MALLORY CHANDLER: Sources: Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC

Children of HARRIET BUDDIN and SAMUEL CHANDLER are: 14. i. JAMES M.5 CHANDLER, b. April 12, 1861; d. October 09, 1915. 15. ii. FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, b. May 05, 1863, Bethel-Olanta,SC; d. September 30, 1939, Timmonsville, SC.

4 3 2 1 7. FRANCES L. BUDDIN (WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ). She married UNKNOWN MOORE.

Child of FRANCES BUDDIN and UNKNOWN MOORE is: i. GEORGE MYERS5 MOORE, b. June 10, 1874; d. January 09, 1944.

Notes for GEORGE MYERS MOORE: George Myers Moore is buried at Olanta Baptist Church, Olanta, SC.

4 3 2 1 8. MARTHA JANE BUDDIN (WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born December 01, 1832, and died July 24, 1893. She married WILLIAM J. GAMBLE.

Notes for WILLIAM J. GAMBLE: William J. and Martha Jane Buddin Gamble are both buried at New Zion Cemetery, New Zion, SC..

More About WILLIAM J. GAMBLE: Occupation: farmer

Children of MARTHA BUDDIN and WILLIAM GAMBLE are: i. DAVID5 GAMBLE. ii. DONEY GAMBLE. iii. BECKEY GAMBLE.

4 3 2 1 9. JAMES A. BUDDIN (WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ). He married MARY E. MOORE, daughter of JAMES MOORE and MARGARET MOORE.

Children of JAMES BUDDIN and MARY MOORE are: i. ALMIRA JANE5 BUDDIN, b. 1857. ii. WILLIAM JAMES BUDDIN, b. 1860. iii. H.E. BUDDIN, b. 1862. iv. ANDREW P. BUDDIN, b. 1864. v. SUSAN A. BUDDIN, b. 1866.

4 3 2 1 10. SUSAN ANN BUDDIN (WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born May 30, 1834, and died January 02, 1909. She married JAMES MYERS COKER , SR., son of WHITLEY COKER and ANN INGRAM.

Notes for JAMES MYERS COKER , SR.: James Coker is buried at Puddin Swamp Cemetery.

Children of SUSAN BUDDIN and JAMES COKER are: i. ROBERT J.5 COKER, b. October 07, 1850; d. September 22, 1855. 16. ii. MARGARET DRUSILLA COKER, b. October 19, 1852; d. October 19, 1900. iii. IDA NELSON COKER, b. March 15, 1855; d. March 15, 1922. iv. JAMES MYERS COKER , JR., b. August 12, 1857; d. November 24, 1925. v. JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM COKER, b. September 05, 1859; d. January 18, 1889. vi. WILLIAM BUDDIN COKER, b. March 18, 1862; d. May 20, 1927. vii. MARTHA JANE COKER, b. August 11, 1864; d. December 14, 1865. viii. HARTMON N. COKER, b. October 06, 1866; d. September 15, 1876. ix. SUSAN EMMA COKER, b. August 06, 1869; d. June 23, 1965. x. ANDREW ALLISON COKER, b. February 26, 1872; d. February 06, 1931. xi. DANIEL HAYWARD COKER, b. October 05, 1874; d. September 19, 1876. xii. JOHN EDWARD COKER, b. March 06, 1877; d. February 15, 1961.

4 3 2 1 11. MARY JANE BUDDIN (JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ). She married CHRISTOPHER TURNER PLAYER, son of JOHN PLAYER and ANNA(H) FITZPATRICK.

Children of MARY BUDDIN and CHRISTOPHER PLAYER are: i. SARAH5 PLAYER, m. SAMUEL TOMLINSON. 17. ii. JULEAH PLAYER.

4 3 2 1 12. WILLIAM BUDDIN (JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born September 30, 1821, and died June 03, 1888. He married ADALINE W. PLAYER, daughter of JOHN PLAYER and ANNA(H) FITZPATRICK.

Notes for WILLIAM BUDDIN: William Buddin is listed as being a member of Company K, 23rd South carolina Volunteers. -notes of Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC.

More About WILLIAM BUDDIN: Military: Co.K 23rd, SCV

Children of WILLIAM BUDDIN and ADALINE PLAYER are: i. MARTHA ELIZABETH5 BUDDIN, m. M. RUSH EVANS. ii. MARY BUDDIN, m. ROBERT COKER. iii. LILLIS BUDDIN, m. (1) JOSEPH MCELVEEN; m. (2) UNKNOWN WELCH. iv. LAURA BUDDIN, m. ARTHUR MCELVEEN. 18. v. JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN, b. March 02, 1843; d. January 05, 1882. vi. WILLIAM JEREMIAH BUDDIN, b. October 26, 1850; d. November 27, 1920; m. MARY ELIZABETH GIBBONS.

Notes for WILLIAM JEREMIAH BUDDIN: William and Mary Elizabeth Gibbons Buddin are both buried in New Zion Cemetery, New Zion, SC.

vii. FRANCIS MARION BUDDIN, m. EUMELIA CEDONIA COKER.

4 3 2 1 6 7 13. ESTHER JANE EVANS (CATHERINE BUDDIN, JOHN , JOHN ) was born 1830 , and died March 29, 1914 in Oswego, South 8 9 10 Carolina . She married JULIUS B. WATTS WFT Est. 1847-1870 .

Children of ESTHER EVANS and JULIUS WATTS are: 19. i. UNKNOWN5 WATTS. ii. AGNES ELIZABETH WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1850-187911; d. WFT Est. 1873-196112; m. HENRY THOMAS HODGE, WFT Est. 1872- 190613. iii. WILLIAM LOCKETTE B. WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1850-188014; d. March 04, 192115; m. CLARA B. HOWELL, WFT Est. 1870-191116. iv. ELIZA JANE WATTS, b. June 01, 185617; d. January 11, 193718; m. JOHN BROGDON HODGE, WFT Est. 1872-190319. v. EMILY C. WATTS, b. October 23, 185620; d. June 30, 193421; m. JOHN JAMES EVANS, WFT Est. 1870-189622. 20. vi. WARREN LAFAYETTE WATTS, b. March 21, 1860; d. October 04, 1914. vii. EDGAR R. WATTS, b. November 23, 186123; d. April 14, 193824; m. MARTHA JANE EVANS, WFT Est. 1881-191125. viii. EASTER JULIUS WATTS, b. April 16, 186326; d. September 25, 194227; m. JOHN FRANKLIN MCINTOSH, WFT Est. 1880-191228.

Generation No. 5

5 4 3 2 1 14. JAMES M. CHANDLER (HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born April 12, 1861, and died October 09, 1915. He married (1) MARY JANE THIGPEN. He married (2) ANNIE COLE. Notes for JAMES M. CHANDLER: James Chandler wrote several letters to his sister, Fannie, from the town of Greeleyville, SC in the year 1878.

Children of JAMES CHANDLER and MARY THIGPEN are: i. THOMAS WILBUR6 CHANDLER, b. January 15, 1891; d. July 09, 1926; m. MAMIE GREEN. 21. ii. ROLAND MALLORY CHANDLER, b. August 09, 1895; d. October 06, 1979. iii. LEWINGTON HENRY CHANDLER, b. April 20, 1898; d. December 21, 1962; m. MARY SUE CANTEY. 22. iv. MYRTIE JANE CHANDLER, b. October 15, 1898; d. September 08, 1951. v. FRANCES EMMA CHANDLER, b. July 25, 1904; d. June 12, 1958; m. FRANCIS CLYDE THOMAS. vi. RUBY CHANDLER, b. May 07, 1905; d. September 02, 1928; m. HORACE MIMS.

5 4 3 2 1 15. FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER (HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born May 05, 1863 in Bethel- Olanta,SC, and died September 30, 1939 in Timmonsville, SC. She married (1) ALEXANDER GLENNIE WALL, son of WILLIAM WALL and MARTHA BROCKINGTON. She married (2) ALEXANDER GLENN WALL December 21, 1887 in Williamsburg County, SC, son of WILLIAM WALL and MARTHA BROCKINGTON.

Notes for FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER: Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" Chandler was a petite woman with a kind, loving heart according to her granddaughters, Iris Wall Richardson and Marian Wall Dye.

Francis Glenn "Frankie" Wall used to to tell that when the family still lived in Olanta in the late 1910's when he and James were very young, their grandmother Fannie used to scoop the two boys up at the same time, hugging them, and saying "My boys!" Fannie knew that life with two young boys was sometimes hard on Garndmama, and so the boys were welcomed often to their grandparents' house which was next door.

Mama also says that Fannie used to feel of the fabric between her forefinger and thumb of clothes as she was browsing.

Here is a clipping found in my grandparents' possesions:

FUNERAL SERVICES MRS.WALL TODAY

Special to the Morning News

TIMMONSVILLE, Sept. 30-Funeral services for mrs. A.G. wall, prominent Olanta woman who died this morning at the home of her son, W.M. Wall will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock at the Olanta Baptist Church of which she was a life-long member.

The rites in the absence of her pastor, Dr. B.K> Truluck will be conducted by the rev. C.H. Hornsby, pastor of the Timmonsville baptist Church, asissted by the Olanta Presbyterain minister, the rev. W. R. Pritchett. Interment will follow at Olanta cemetery.

The funeral party will leave the home of W.M. Wall at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon for Olanta.

Before marriage Mrs. Wall was Miss fannie Chandler, daughter of the late Mallory Chandler and Emma Buddin Chandler of the Bethel-Olanta community. She was well-known here and was an outstanding church member.

She is survived by her husband A.G. wall and the following children: W.M. Wall, Timmonsville; the rev. L.K. Wall, Lowndesville; Mrs. L.S. Dobbins, Columbia; and Mrs. G.P. Copeland, Timmonsville.

Active pallbearers

More About FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER: Occupation: housewife Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: Bethel Baptist Church Olanta, SC Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Notes for ALEXANDER GLENN WALL: Alexander Glenn Wall is remembered as being very loving but "stern if you weren't on your best behavior," according to Marian Wall Dye, his granddaughter.

A.G. Wall was called Pa by his grandchildren. My mother, Iris Wall Richardson, says that he called her "Baby" as she was the youngest of her family.

Mama and Frankie used to say that Pa would practice reading his Sunday School lessons on the porch of his home in Olanta, and they can remember when Pa said "And Jonah swallowed the whale..." They enjoyed this story for many years.

A.G. Wall lived on Route I in Olanta, SC. His farm consisted of 70 acres which lay I mile north of Olanta on Highway 341 in the Motts Ward of Florence County. The land was bounded on the north by the property of J.L. Connor, east by J. N. Jordan, south by J.P. Truluck, and west by the Est. S(amuel) R. Chandler, according to a 1933 Crop Mortgage document of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

A.G. Wall was 82 years, 5 months, and 1 day old at the time of his death in October 1944. Funeral services were held at the home of his son, William Mallory Wall on Pinckney Street in Timmonsville, SC on October 4, 1944. The service was lead by the Reverend John Clark and the Reverend W.R. Poindexter. He was buried in the church cemetery at Bethel Baptist Church in Olanta, SC. He and his wife, Fannie Chandler Wall, were later moved to the Wall family plot at the Byrd Cemetery in Timmonsville, SC.

More About ALEXANDER GLENN WALL: Occupation: farmer Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: member of Bethel Baptist Church Olanta, SC Education : attened schools in Williamsburg County, SC Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Children of FRANCES CHANDLER and ALEXANDER WALL are: 23. i. WILLIAM MALLORY6 WALL, b. August 27, 1890, Williamsburg County, SC; d. October 15, 1968, Timmonsville, SC. ii. ANNIE DELL WALL, b. September 18, 1891; m. LUTHER S. DOBBINS.

More About ANNIE DELL WALL: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

More About LUTHER S. DOBBINS: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

24. iii. LONNIE KRAMER WALL, b. January 06, 1894. 25. iv. MARTHA L. WALL, b. May 23, 1896. v. EMMA MAY WALL, b. April 06, 1902; d. June 24, 1902.

Notes for EMMA MAY WALL: Emma is buried at Bethel Baptist Church, Olanta, SC.

5 4 3 2 1 16. MARGARET DRUSILLA COKER (SUSAN ANN BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born October 19, 1852, and died October 19, 1900. She married DAVID NELSON GAMBLE.

Children of MARGARET COKER and DAVID GAMBLE are: i. ANNIE6 GAMBLE, b. 1876. ii. MARY GAMBLE, b. February 23, 1878. iii. ROBERT HARTMAN GAMBLE, b. October 26, 1879. iv. EUGENE BEASLEY GAMBLE, b. November 19, 1886. v. THOAMS CARL GAMBLE, b. 1891.

5 4 3 2 1 17. JULEAH PLAYER (MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ). She married (1) DAVID MCDONALD GREEN. She married (2) UNKNOWN SPOUSE I. She married (3) UNKNOWN SPOUSE II.

Notes for JULEAH PLAYER: Juleah Player married twice after her husband, Thomas Green's death in the Civil War. Child of JULEAH PLAYER and DAVID GREEN is: 26. i. WILLIAM WHERRY6 GREEN.

5 4 3 2 1 18. JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN (WILLIAM , JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born March 02, 1843, and died January 05, 1882. He married SARAH LAVINIA TOMLINSON.

Notes for JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN: John Patrick Buddin was a member of Company K, 23rd South Carolina Volunteers. he is listed as wounded in June 1864 in VA. -notes of Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC.

More About JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN: Military: Co. K, 23rd, SCV

Children of JOHN BUDDIN and SARAH TOMLINSON are: i. ARCHIE THOMPSON6 BUDDIN. ii. ERVIN JAMES BUDDIN. iii. HARRIET CALDONIA BUDDIN. iv. MATTIE A. BUDDIN. v. S. ADDIE BUDDIN. vi. WILLIAM IRA BUDDIN. vii. MARAGERT S. BUDDIN. 27. viii. JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN , JR.. ix. MARY S. BUDDIN.

5 4 3 2 1 19. UNKNOWN WATTS (ESTHER JANE EVANS, CATHERINE BUDDIN, JOHN , JOHN ).

Child of UNKNOWN WATTS is: 28. i. UNKNOWN6 WATTS.

5 4 3 2 1 29 30 20. WARREN LAFAYETTE WATTS (ESTHER JANE EVANS, CATHERINE BUDDIN, JOHN , JOHN ) was born March 21, 1860 , and died 31 32 33 October 04, 1914 . He married SUSAN EVANS WFT Est. 1881-1905 .

Children of WARREN WATTS and SUSAN EVANS are: i. EDMOND B.6 WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1882-190934; d. WFT Est. 1903-1989, Turbeville, South Carolina35; m. ANNA BELL ROBERSON, WFT Est. 1903-194736. ii. MARGARET ANN WATTS, b. Private; m. (1) P. D. DUKES, Private; m. (2) J. L. PLAYER, Private. iii. DAVID B. WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1882-190937; d. WFT Est. 1903-198938; m. LADY LEE HODGE, Private. iv. EMMA SUSAN WATTS, b. Private; m. JOHN EDWARD HARRINGTON, Private. v. ERVIN L. WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1882-190939; d. WFT Est. 1903-198940; m. ANNIE FLOYD, Private. vi. WILLIAM RUFUS WATTS, b. Private; m. BUELAH MARIE CANTEY, Private. vii. EUGENIA WATTS, b. Private. viii. MARIE M. WATTS, b. Private. ix. CORINE WATTS, b. Private. 29. x. JULIUS H. WATTS, b. March 19, 1888; d. February 09, 1940, Turbeville, South Carolina. xi. LILLY B. WATTS, b. January 02, 190041; d. December 07, 1918, Turbeville, South Carolina42.

Generation No. 6

6 5 4 3 2 1 21. ROLAND MALLORY CHANDLER (JAMES M. , HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born August 09, 1895, and died October 06, 1979. He married LORENA MERCER.

Children of ROLAND CHANDLER and LORENA MERCER are: i. JAMES RYAN7 CHANDLER, b. October 06, 1918; d. February 05, 1994. ii. IVA PAULINE CHANDLER, b. December 20, 1919; m. J. RALPH PRITCHER. iii. MILDRED EMMA CHANDLER, b. September 26, 1921; m. EDWARD J. HALL. iv. RALPH MALLORY CHANDLER, b. May 20, 1923; m. LUGENIA ANDERSON. 30. v. NORMA EVELYN CHANDLER, b. February 19, 1925. vi. DOROTHY CHANDLER, b. November 21, 1926; m. ROBERT G. KNIGHT. vii. ROLAND KEITH CHANDLER, b. September 03, 1928; m. FLORRIE MAE BROACH. viii. FLORENCE CHANDLER, b. June 04, 1930; m. MELVIN ALEXANDER RODGERS.

6 5 4 3 2 1 22. MYRTIE JANE CHANDLER (JAMES M. , HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born October 15, 1898, and died September 08, 1951. She married HANNIBAL LEON COLE , SR. December 23, 1914, son of JOHN COLE and ELIZABETH NETTLES.

Children of MYRTIE CHANDLER and HANNIBAL COLE are: i. THOMAS7 COLE, b. February 08, 1916, SC; d. July 09, 1944, Cherbora, France.

Notes for THOMAS COLE: Thomas Cole in buried in the National Cemetery in Florence, SC. -Tom and Rose Jones of Dallas, Texas.

More About THOMAS COLE: Sources: Tom and Rose Jones of Dallas, Texas

ii. HANNIBAL LEON COLE , JR., b. May 01, 1919. iii. MYRTIE LEE COLE, b. November 04, 1921. iv. HELEN COLE, b. December 03, 1924. v. LITA COLE, b. January 29, 1927. vi. DAVID COLE, b. September 12, 1929. vii. ANNIE LAURA COLE, b. January 27, 1932. viii. BARBARA COLE, b. May 30, 1934. ix. HARRY COLE, b. October 19, 1936. x. HENRY COLE, b. November 06, 1938. xi. MARION COLE, b. December 19, 1941. xii. JAMES COLE, b. January 31, 1944.

6 5 4 3 2 1 23. WILLIAM MALLORY WALL (FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born August 27, 1890 in Williamsburg County, SC, and died October 15, 1968 in Timmonsville, SC. He married LAURA KATHERINE KEELS June 17, 1914 in Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina, daughter of WILLIAM KEELS and EFFIE THOMPSON.

Notes for WILLIAM MALLORY WALL: William Wall, my grandfather, was a rural mail carrier for many years. That is one way that he carried on the courtship with my grandmother, Laura Katherine Keels. The two of them would see each other in the small town of Olanta, but then, they wrote to each other almost daily. She would try to write to him before he came by for the mail, and people knew that they were crazy about each other.

One of the first things that I found when I began to clean and pack up my grandparents' house in Timmonsville after my Uncle Frankie's death in 1996 were these letters. The first I found were in her dresser tied with a faded bit of color ribbon. I sat down and read the words. These were the words of a young girl who had said something foolish and in jest, and she had hurt his feelings. Hadn't we all done something similar at some point when we were young? Then, a few days later, I found his letters from her. He had stored the letters carefully in several boxes, and he kept each one neatly folded in its place.There were letters from several years up until the month of their wedding. I spent a day or two reading and sorting and rereading until the story unfolded like a book. I was even a bit disappointed for myself when I realized that there would be no more letters, but I was happy for them.

I later told people that I had read the letters, and some people felt I shouldn't have because I might have read something scandalous or indecent. I guess that is the change of times. I felt as if the letters were left there as a present for those of us left behind. Those letters helped me to meet a young girl who was full of life and love. I had the chance to meet and know my grandprents all over again. -notes of Fran Richardson, Lexington, SC.

My granddaddy is the source of a story that has brought tears to the eyes of the family for years. It seems that the car was being towed, and chains were being used to haul it. Granddaddy was wearing a hat as he usually did, and when the time came to pull, the poor man had the misfortune to be standing on the chain. Witnesses (such as Frankie) say that Granddaddy did a complete standing flip, and he landed with his hat still on his head! -notes of Fran Richardson, Lexington, SC.

Granddaddy's favorite Bible verse was the 23rd Psalm. I have a Daily Devotion book of his which I read from now. His stewardship to his church and his faith were two things which prompted my mother, Iris Wall Richardson to write the following characterization of him in the late 1950's for a Baptist biography: "W. M. Wall (1890-) is, in the words of a former pastor, a name synonymous with the Timmonsville (SC) Baptist Church. Any thought of it brings to him to mind because of the engrossing part it has played in his life.

His home life was strong with the Baptist influence--his father being a devout layman and teacher. At the early age of twenty-one, when most young people are starting out teaching Sunday School class, he had already advance to being superintendent of the Olanta (SC) Sunday School. At twenty-five, he became a deacon in Olanta, and when he moved to Timmonsville (1922), he continued in this capacityuntil he was made an active Life deacon, a culimination of his forty years as a deacon. The W.M. Wall Training Union of which he is a contributing member bears his name in his home church. Another notable stewradship is his thirty-year service as a most efficient clerk, and in his handwritng is a thirty-year history of the church.

His home is a haven of welcome for all pastors, returning and present, and he is known as the pastor's friend.

He accompanied his former pastor on a trip to the Baptist World Alliance (Atlanta, 1939) and was sent as a messenger with another pastor to the Southern baptist Convention (Miami, 1956). Several of his vacations have been spent at the Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly, and for thirty-five years, he has seldomly missed the joy he gets from attending his associational meetings as a messenger from his church.

A letter carrier for over forty years, he carried his religion into his work, and he was known as one of the most accomodating carriers and as afriend of patrons both white and colored.

In so many words, he has been living a full Christian life--mostly because he has given so much of his life and time to his church."William Wall, my grandfather, was a rural mail carrier for many years. That is one way that he carried on the courtship with my grandmother, Laura Katherine Keels. The two of them would see each other in the small town of Olanta, but then, they wrote to each other almost daily. She would try to write to him before he came by for the mail, and people knew that they were crazy about each other.

I later told peoplethat I had read the letters, and some people felt I shouldn't have because I might have read something scandalous or indecent. I guess that is the change of times. I felt as if the letters were left there as a present for those of us left behind. Those letters helped me to meet a young girl who wasfull of life and love. I had the chance to meet and know my grandmother all over again.

My granddaddy is the source of a story that has brought tears to the eyes of the family for years. It seems that the car was being towed, and chains were being used to haul it. Granddayd was wearing a hat as he usually did, and when the time came to pull, the poor man had the misfortune to be standing on the chain. Witnesses (such as Frankie) say that Granddaddy did a complete standing flip, and he landed with his hat still on his head! church treasurer, First Baptist Church Timmonsville, SC Sunday School superintendent, First Baptist Church Timmonsville, SC lifetime deacon, First Baptist Church Timmonsville, SC

From Fran Richardson (grandaughter)

More About WILLIAM MALLORY WALL: Occupation: rural mail carrier Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: Bethel Baptist Church Olanta, SC Education : Williamsburg public schools Hobbies: reading Memberships: Mason Honors: lifetime deacon-First baptist Church of Timmonsville, SC Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC Notes for LAURA KATHERINE KEELS: Laura Katherine Keels was born on January 1, 1890 to William J. and Effie Thompson Keels in Shiloh in Sumter County. She was their eighth child and fourth daughter and the youngest child. Grandmama always said that her mother was taken ill and died while she was a baby. Effie Thompson Keels died within a year of Grandmama's birth on December 20, 1890. According to Roy Chandler of Columbia,after the funeral of Effie Thompson Keles, Grandmama was taken home by her aunt and uncle, Caroline Thompson and Samuel Chandler of Olanta. She would grow up in the Olanta community in their home.

Roy Chandler said that Grandmama refused to come out and in fact, hid from William J. Keels when he came to see her in Olanta. Once Grandmama said that her father begged for her to come home with him, but the Chandlers refused. Grandmama told us that when her father came, he hugged her and held her close and told her she would always be Effie's baby. In the end, she was left to be raised by her aunt and uncle.

Even by Roy's accounts, his grandfather,Sam Chandler, could be very stern and was a strong disciplanarian. Perhaps then it is understandable that Grandmama's memories of her life at the Chandlers did not paint a happy picture. She did not speak of any unpleasantness or unhappiness during her childhood until she was approaching her 100th birthday.

Education and learning were important to my grandmother. That she was a charter member on the Study Club of Timmonsville is indeed a testament to this fact.When the club was first being organized, she was invited to join. The assumption was made that she must be college-educated because she grew up at the Sam Chandlers. Grandmama told us that she was not given the opportunity to attend college, and I believe that for that reason, she saw to it that her own children and grandchildren were given the chance to have a college education. She remained a person who enjoyed learning throughout her life and remained a member of the Study Club until her death.

Laura Keels met and married another Olanta resident, William Mallory "Will" Wall who was a rural mail carrier. According to a story in the Florence Morning News, she met him at a party, and he offered to drive her home in his buggy. They carried on a courtship through the mail for several years after that meeting. They were married in the Presbyterian Church which her grandfather, Archibald Thompson, had helped to found. After, their marriage, she joined the Bethel Baptist Church in Olanta which Granddaddy's family had attended for several generations and also been laid to rest in the church cemetery.

Laura Keels Wall was a wonderful. thoughtful, loving, and caring grandmother. If you were to look up the word grandmother, you would see her picture. As my cousin, Tina Wall Spriggs, has said, "Our grandparents were near to perfection."

I spent many summers with my grandmother at her home in Timmonsville. I went just about everywhere she did. She was a busy and active woman until an accidental fall caused her to break her hip at age 95. Until that time, she ran a household, went grocery shopping, attended church on Sundays twice and once on Wednesdays, and she continued to attend the many functions of the organizations to which she belonged.

The word "homemaker" may not seem to sum up my grandmother's lifelong work, but it does in some ways best describe her life's ambition: to create a comfortable and loving home. Visiting preachers to the First Baptist Church in Timmonsville were generally invited for a meal in her home. She spent many hours cooking and baking. Her kitchen and her meals were truly the heart of her home. For my birthday, she always baked a yellow cake with chocolate frosting for me despite the fact that I always had a "store-bought" cake, also. This homemade cake was a gesture of her love and affection.

I was lucky enough to live close enough that I was able to be around my grandmother a great deal as I grew up. My parents and I spent nearly every holiday with her, but in the summer months, I generally went on my own for an extended visit in the month of July and August. In fact, I once stayed with her unitl the Sunday before school started on Monday!

I can remember going to visit her in the summer. I was usually carried by Daddy to the Stateburg Grill near Sumter, and Frankie and Grandmama would meet us there. I would have a very good life when I was there. I was absolutely spoiled rotten. I always slept in Grandmama's bed, and I remember that she always read her Bible each and every night no matter how tired she was. She always was a woman of great faith. She would rise early to fix Frankie's breakfast, and then a few hours later, I would rise. She always insisted that I wash my face and hands, brush my teeth, and comb my hair because her Pa (Sam Chandler) had always required that of his children. Breakfast would be hot cocoa, grits with margarine, eggs, bacon, and toast sprinkled with parmesan cheese. She would bring to me on a tray so I could sit with her and watch "The Price is Right." This was our morning routine. I was treated like a queen.

After breakfast, I would get dressed to go to the pool. Unless we had a morning or early afternoon appointment, I spent the hours between 10:00 and 12:00 at the pool. It was my Grandmama who had insisted on private swimming lessons after I had nearly drowned in the pond behind our house. She would wake me early, and we would walk to the pool. She sat patiently and watched my lessons.Then, she would watch as I stayed after my lessons to swim with the other children.Later, she would allow me to walk with Becky Jane Waitt , the preacher's daughter. I spent many happy days at the pool. I went many places with my grandmother that an eight-year old child would not neccessarily be invited to otherwise. Because she was so active in so many organizations, I attended many meetings of "the Circle" and "the Study Club." I was always promised refreshments afterwards. Grandmama once said that she "liked to have died" because we went to a meeting, and when the food arrived after the program, I piped up with, "I thought we were going to have cheeseburgers!" I have no recollection of doing this myself!

If she did not have a special engagement, our daily routine seemd to be centered around food. Grandmama cooked roasts, fried chicken, rice wirh gravy, peas, baked cakes, and made desserts for the midday meal. She cooked enough for our lunch to also be our supper. In the summertime, we had fresh, sliced tomatoes and fresh vegetables from the garden which she and Frankie tended. In her garden, she grew peppers, eggplants, corn, Kentucky Wonder beans, peas, and okra. We ate at the kitchen table, and the top of the table was covered with other things such as homemade pickles and fried cornbread. No one left the table hungry.

One of Grandmama's favorite expressions was "Let's be easy and quiet." She used that one a lot when I was still talking or playing in the afternoons when she was ready to settle down for a few minutes.After she cleaned the kitchen after the noon meal, we were to lie down for a few minutes. I saw no reason for stopping to rest, and this was a habit I never adopted from her. This was a routine which she followed for many years, and this habit may be yet another one of her secrets to living such a long and productive life!

Grandmama who allowed me to be a true child. She would fuss at Uncle Frankie if he called me down for being loud and rowdy. I truly believe she enjoyed being around children. Her face was never stern, and she was never disapproving. In most of my memories of her, she is laughing and smiling.

I know that I was indeed a lucky child to have been so blessed to have known a person such as Laura Katherine Keels Wall.

-memories of Frances C. Richardson, granddaughter of Laura Katherine Keels Wall

From a photo caption in the Timmonsville News and Shopper of March 25, 1992:

TIMMONSVILLE CENTENARIANS PLUS RECEIVE KEYS TO CITY

RECEIVES KEY-Mrs. Laura Keels Walls (sic), born Jan. 1,1890, receives a plaque with the Timmonsville logo and key from mayor Howell Anderson.

From The State of August 24, 1993:

LAURA KEELS WALL, 103

TIMMONSVILLE- Services for Laura Keels Wall, 103, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church, with burial in Byrd Cemetery. The family will recive friends from 7 to 9 tonight at Layton-Perry Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the church.

Mrs. Wall, wife of the late Willaim Wall, died Tuesday, August 24,1993. Born in Sumter, she was the daughter of the late William J. and Effie Thompson Keels. She was a Gold Star Mother, a member of the Amercan Legion Auxiliary and the WCTU and a charter member of the Study Club. She was a member of First Baptist Church where she taught Sunday School, was communion chairman, and assistant treasurer.

Surviving are a son, Frankie Wall of Timmonsville; a daugher, Iris Richatdson of Lexington; five grandchildren; and five great- grandchildren.

After the death of her mother she went to live with her Mother's sister, Caroline Thompson Chandler in Olanta, South Carolina.

Laura Keels Wall was my grandmother. If you were to look up the word grandmother, you would see her picture. As my cousin, Tina Wall Spriggs, has said, "Our grandparents were near to perfection."

I can always remember Grandmama baking me a cake for my birthday. We usually went to the beach, and my grandparents would join us. I always had two cakes while we were there. One was store-bought, and the other cake was made by Grandmama.

I can remember going to visit her in the summer. I was usually carried by Daddy to the Statesburg Grill near Sumter, and Frankie and Grandmama would meet us there. I would have a very good life when I was there. I was absolutely spoiled rotten. I always slept in Grandmama's bed, and I remember that she always read her Bible each and every night no matter how tired she was. She always was a woman of great faith. She would rise early to fix Frankie's breakfast, and then a few hours later, I would rise. She always insisted that I wash my face and hands, brush my teeth, and comb my hair becasue her Pa (Sam Chandler) had always required that of his children. Breakfast would be hot cocoa, grits with margarine, eggs, bacon, and toast sprinkled with parmesan cheese. She would bring to me on a tray so I could sit with her and watch "The Price is Right." This was our morning routine. I was treated like a queen. charter member of The Study Club, Timmonsville, SC member of the WCTU member of WMU, First Baptist Church, Timmonsville, SC member of Garden Club member of Retired Federal Employees' Aux. Gold Star mother

More About LAURA KATHERINE KEELS: Occupation: housewife and homemaker Religion: born Methodist, raised Presbyterian, married and lived Baptist Church/ Baptism: Bethel Baptist Church Olanta, SC Education : attended Olanta public schools Hobbies: cooking, sewing, needlework, reading Clubs: Study Club( charter member), Garden Club- Timmonsville, SC Memberships: WCTU, WMU, UDC-Mercer Keith Chapter, NARFE- Aux. Honors: recognized as Gold Star Mother Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM WALL and LAURA KEELS: Laura Katherine Keels and William Mallory Wall were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Olanta on June 14, 1912. Laura grew up in the Presbyterian church having been brought up by her uncle and aunt, Sam and Caroline Thompson Chandler who along with most of her Thompson kin attended that same church.

Children of WILLIAM WALL and LAURA KEELS are: 31. i. JAMES WILLIAM7 WALL, b. March 16, 1915, Olanta, SC; d. August 20, 1965, Warner-Robbins, GA. ii. FRANCIS GLENN WALL, b. May 04, 1916, Olanta, SC; d. May 06, 1996, Timmonsville, SC.

Notes for FRANCIS GLENN WALL: Uncle Frankie made his home in Timmonsville at the home of his parents, Laura Katherine Keels and Wiliam Mallory Wall, for most of his 80 years.

Frankie was born in Olanta, and he made it nearly on the heels of his older brother, James. James must not have cared too much about being bumped into second place. He used to sit in a little rocker and watch baby Frankie sleeping in the crib, and when he was sure no one would catch him, he would slip over to the crib and bite the new baby! This bit of sibling rivalry may have continued for many years on and off. When they were teenagers, Mama can remember the two boys fighting so hard that she thought surely they would kill one another before it stopped. The two boys were as close as twins for the most part, and Frankie looked up to his big brother. -memories of Fran Richardson, niece and namesake of Franke Wall

Frankie was named for both of his Wall grandparents. Franciscame from Frances Elizabeth Chandler Wall, his paternal grandmother, and Glenn from hos paternal grandfather, Alexander Glenn Wall.Uncle Frankie made his home in Timmonsville at the home of his parents, Laura Katherine Keels and Wiliam Mallory Wall, for most of his 80 years.

Frankie was born in Olanta, and he made it nearly on the heels of his older brother, James. James must not have cared too much about being bumped into second place. He used to sit in a little rocker and watch baby Frankie sleeping in the crib, and when he was sure no one would catch him, he would slip over to the crib and bite the new baby! This bit of sibling rivalry may have continued for many years on and off. When they were teenagers, Mama can remember the two boys fighting so hard that she thought surely they would kill one another before it stopped. THe two boys were as close as twins for the most part, and Frankie looked up to his big brother. -memories of Fran Richardson, niece and namesake of Franke Wall

Attended Clemson College World War II veteran

More About FRANCIS GLENN WALL: Occupation: co-owner, operator Carolina Tractor (Massey-Ferguson Dealer) Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: Timmonsville Baptist Church Timmonsville, SC College: attended Clemson College High School: Timmonsville High School Timmonsville, SC Military: US Army, World War II Veteran of Burma Road campaign Hobbies: reading, horses, cars Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

32. iii. IRIS ELIZABETH WALL, b. June 01, 1922, Timmonsville, SC. 33. iv. JAMES WILLIAM WALL, b. March 16, 1915, Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina; d. August 20, 1965, Warner-Robins, Georgia.

6 5 4 3 2 1 24. LONNIE KRAMER WALL (FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born January 06, 1894. He married ESSIE ALLENE EPPS.

More About LONNIE KRAMER WALL: Occupation: preacher Religion: Baptist Education : Columbia Bible College Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Notes for ESSIE ALLENE EPPS: Essie Epps Wall is buried with Mary Aline Wall at the Epps Cemetary.

More About ESSIE ALLENE EPPS: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Children of LONNIE WALL and ESSIE EPPS are: i. DAVID C.7 WALL.

More About DAVID C. WALL: Religion: Baptist Education : Furman University Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

ii. MARIE WALL, b. December 02, 1918, Olanta, SC; m. JOHN HENRY HENDERSON , JR., November 20, 1945, Greenville, SC.

More About MARIE WALL: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

More About JOHN HENRY HENDERSON , JR.: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

34. iii. MARIAN WALL, b. June 25, 1920. iv. MARY ALINE WALL, b. 1932; d. 1933.

More About MARY ALINE WALL: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

6 5 4 3 2 1 25. MARTHA L. WALL (FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born May 23, 1896. She married G.P. COPELAND. More About G.P. COPELAND: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Children of MARTHA WALL and G.P. COPELAND are: i. RALPH7 COPELAND.

More About RALPH COPELAND: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

ii. MARSHALL COPELAND.

More About MARSHALL COPELAND: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

iii. ARTHUR COPELAND.

More About ARTHUR COPELAND: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

iv. CARL COPELAND, m. RUBY UNKNOWN.

More About CARL COPELAND: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

More About RUBY UNKNOWN: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

6 5 4 3 2 1 26. WILLIAM WHERRY GREEN (JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ). He married META ELIZABETH KEELS, daughter of WILLIAM KEELS and EFFIE THOMPSON.

More About WILLIAM WHERRY GREEN: Sources: Yon Suber Bellevue, WA

More About META ELIZABETH KEELS: Sources: Yon Suber Bellevue, WA

Children of WILLIAM GREEN and META KEELS are: 35. i. NEVA JULEAH7 GREEN, b. January 11, 1903. ii. SWAINEY GREEN, b. September 01, 1905, Shiloh, Sumter Co., SC; d. April 04, 1911, Shiloh, Sumter Co., SC.

Notes for SWAINEY GREEN: Swainey was born at the Green Family home in Shiloh, South Carolina. He died from Diabetes when he was 6 years old and is buried at the Green Family plot in the Shiloh Methodist Church Cemetery. (Insulin was first discovered in 1922 and in 1926 began being used on a large scale)

More About SWAINEY GREEN: Sources: Yon Suber Bellevue, WA Cause of Death: Diabetes Medical Information: Insulin had not been invent prior to his death. Insulin was first discovered in 1922 and in 1926 began being used on a large scale.

iii. QUEENIE ESTELLE GREEN, b. October 06, 1907; d. August 24, 1949.

More About QUEENIE ESTELLE GREEN: Sources: Yon Suber Bellevue, WA

iv. CLELLAND H. GREEN, b. September 19, 1909, Shiloh, Sumter Co., SC; d. May 26, 1910, Shiloh, Sumter Co., SC.

More About CLELLAND H. GREEN: Sources: Yon Suber Bellevue, WA

36. v. EFFIE LAURIS GREEN, b. October 07, 1911, Shiloh, Sumter Co., SC; d. April 23, 1985, Irmo, Lexington County, South Carolina. vi. EILEEN VAUGHN GREEN, b. December 23, 1913; m. WILLIAM HAMMOND CASON. More About EILEEN VAUGHN GREEN: Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

More About WILLIAM HAMMOND CASON: Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

37. vii. ELOISE GREEN, b. October 28, 1916, Shilo, Sumter, South Carolina. 38. viii. FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, b. September 05, 1918, Shilo, Sumter, South Carolina. 39. ix. LEROY GREEN, b. September 05, 1918, Shilo, Sumter, South Carolina. 40. x. MATTIE REID GREEN, b. February 14, 1922.

6 5 4 3 2 1 27. JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN , JR. (JOHN PATRICK , WILLIAM , JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ). He married REBECCA OLIVIA GIBBONS.

Children of JOHN BUDDIN and REBECCA GIBBONS are: i. LEVI HENLEY7 BUDDIN. 41. ii. SADIE LOU BUDDIN. iii. BERTHA EDNA BUDDIN. iv. JOHN ALGA BUDDIN. v. BENJAMIN ALLEN BUDDIN. vi. RALPH ELBRIDGE BUDDIN.

6 5 4 3 2 1 28. UNKNOWN WATTS (UNKNOWN , ESTHER JANE EVANS, CATHERINE BUDDIN, JOHN , JOHN ).

Child of UNKNOWN WATTS is: i. ALTON J.7 WATTS.

6 5 4 3 2 1 43 44 29. JULIUS H. WATTS (WARREN LAFAYETTE , ESTHER JANE EVANS, CATHERINE BUDDIN, JOHN , JOHN ) was born March 19, 1888 , 45 46 47 and died February 09, 1940 in Turbeville, South Carolina . He married MARY HARRINGTON December 17, 1924 .

Children of JULIUS WATTS and MARY HARRINGTON are: i. RICHARD7 WATTS, b. Private. ii. LOUISE WATTS, b. Private. iii. MARGARET WATTS, b. Private. iv. J. C. WATTS, b. Private. v. EVELYN WATTS, b. Private. vi. VIRGINIA WATTS, b. Private. vii. CHRISTINE WATTS, b. Private. viii. WOFFORD E. WATTS, b. March 12, 192348; d. June 04, 1969, Turbeville, South Carolina49.

Generation No. 7

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 30. NORMA EVELYN CHANDLER (ROLAND MALLORY , JAMES M. , HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born February 19, 1925. She married RYAN J. BAKER.

Children of NORMA CHANDLER and RYAN BAKER are: 42. i. LAURIN MALLORY8 BAKER, b. April 21, 1948. 43. ii. NORMA KAYE BAKER, b. September 19, 1959.

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 31. JAMES WILLIAM WALL (WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born March 16, 1915 in Olanta, SC, and died August 20, 1965 in Warner-Robbins, GA. He married VERNON ADELAIDE LINDELL.

More About JAMES WILLIAM WALL: Occupation: Air Force Religion: Methodist Education : Bachelor of Science College: Clemson College High School: Timmonsville High School Timmonsville, SC Military: US Army Air Corps, US Air Force Hobbies: golf Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

More About VERNON ADELAIDE LINDELL: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Children of JAMES WALL and VERNON LINDELL are: 44. i. JAMES WILLIAM8 WALL , JR.. 45. ii. ADELAIDE ELIZABETH WALL, b. September 01, 1950, Wheelus AFB,Ttripoli, Libya,N. Africa. 46. iii. ROBERT GLENN WALL, b. January 31, 1952, Washington, DC. 47. iv. RICHARD CHANDLER WALL.

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 32. IRIS ELIZABETH WALL (WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born June 01, 1922 in Timmonsville, SC. She married DONALD LEE RICHARDSON April 21, 1956 in Timmonsville, SC, son of BENNIE RICHARDSON and DOVIE COOPER.

Notes for IRIS ELIZABETH WALL: Iris Elizabeth Wall was born on June 1, 1922 at home in Timmonsville, SC to William Mallory and Laura Keels Wall.She was their third child and first daughter. She was named for the goddess of the rainbow, Iris. Her mother also had a love for gardening and always had purple bearded irises in her flower garden.

Mama attended the public schools in Timmonsville. The elementary school she attended was across the street from her home. She graduated as valedictorian from her 1939 Timmonsville High School class. The caption next to her senior photo reads, " Thought is deeper than all speech." She was a member of the school's Beta Club, and she was voted both Most Literary and Most original in her senior class, according to the yearbook, The Purple and Gold of Timmonsville High School published in May 1939.

One of the first stories of my mother's arrival is about her brother, Frankie. Frankie had been the baby for several years then. He tried to pick up the new baby, and he dropped his new sister on her head. She never forgot it.

Mama must have been a bit of a rascal. My grandparents had to install a little gate across the front porch so that she could not get out on her own when she was a little tyke. A man came and installed the gate, and as soon as she saw it, Mama hopped over the gate. That was the end of the gate.

Mama also liked to be up and about at night. She liked to go up the street to the street to the Fairey's house on the corner and gather up the milk bottles. She did this stunt several times when Grandmama came up with a plan. She put a sheet over herself like a ghost and then waited in the yard for her daughter's return. When Mama came happily back from her little excursion, she said to the draped figure, "I believe that's Mama!" Foiled again!

Uncle Frankie used to play practical jokes on his little sister, and Mama was always so gullible. He would tell her to look into the Victrola for the little people inside. When she would put her face down to peer in at the tiny folks, Frankie would crank up the Victrola and scare her to death! He also tried this same trick with the car horn. "Do you see that little man in there?" he would ask Mama. SHe fell for his tricks every time!

- from stories told by Iris Wall Richardson to her daughter, Frances Catherine Richardson Iris Elizabeth Wall Richardson, my mother, was named for the irises which were blooming in her mother's garden that early June of 1922. She was born in Timmonsville. Later, the family would build a new house on Pinckney Street.

More About IRIS ELIZABETH WALL: Occupation: Librarian in Fort Jackson, South Carolina Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: Timmonsville Baptist Church Timmonsville, SC Education : did graduate work in Library Science UNC-Chapel Hill College: Bachelor of Arts in English-Coker College, Hartsville, SC High School: Timmonsville High School Timmonsville, SC Hobbies: reading Honors: valedictorian- Timmonsville High School Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Notes for DONALD LEE RICHARDSON: Donald Lee Richardson was born July 14, 1933 in his parents' home in the town of Randleman, NC. He was the fifth child and the fourth son born to Bennie Duckery and Dovie Cooper Richardson. His older siblings were Tom, Teen, and Colleen. His older brother, John, had died in infancy at the age of two a year or so before his birth.

At the time of his birth, the family lived in town.The house the family lived in had a main house and a kitchen that was separate from this main house as many old houses did then in case of fire. When Daddy was about seven, my father's parents and the family moved "to the country."

When my father was born, he devloped Bell's Palsy, a muscular disease. He developed a high fever which caused his face to contort and pull to one side. My Aunt Ruth remembered once that he was in a cradle outside under the trees, and the baby's mouth was almost to one ear. As a result, Daddy has always had an inch or so differnece in the length of his legs, and for many years, he wore a wedge in his shoe. He has also always had an eyebrow that doesn't lift.

Daddy shared a bed with his older brothers, Tom and Teen, when he was very young. They probably best remember this time because they generally slept in a wet bed!

When Daddy was about two, his older half-brother , Bruce, broke his leg. Bruce was staying in bed in the separate cook-house so that my Grandmama could take care of him. To torment him, Daddy crawled onto to the infirmed Bruce's chest and said "I'm gonna pee on you!" By the time Bruce had called for help and my grandmother had arrived, of course, Daddy had left the scene of the crime.

I can remember a lot of Daddy's stories when he was a child. It seems that a lot of them ended up with my Grandmama chasing him up a tree.She used to wait him out as much as she could. After she told him to come down, he would always tell her "No. 'Cause you're gonna whip me." She didn't promise him otherwise. One night, he hid in the barn to avoid a whipping for something he had done.

Some of his punishments were surely justified. Once Daddy came home to announce that someone had caught a neighbor's field on fire. He knew because he had set the fire himself! My grandmother had to go and help fight the fire that her son started.

Daddy attended public schools in Randleman, NC. According the yearbook, The Rendezvous (1951) of Randleman High School, he was voted as Best Sport as a senior. He played football for four years, and during his senior year, he served as co-captain with his good friend, Richards "Booger" Mansfield. Beside his senior photo is written, "Actions are mightier than boasting." I believe that this quote quite accurately reflects my father's career as a teacher and a coach. -from notes of Fran Richardson, daughter of Donald Lee Richardson, Lexington, SC.

1950, Graduate Randleman High School Graduate Wake Forest University, B.S. Physical Education Master's degree USC-Columbia

More About DONALD LEE RICHARDSON: Occupation: high school physical education teacher, coach-football, track Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: 1981, Northside Baptist Church West Columbia, SC Education : Master's Degree- USC-Columbia, B.S. -Wake Forest University College: Bachelor of Science in Physical Education High School: 1950, Randleman High School Military: stationed Fort Jackson, SC and Fort Benning, GA Hobbies: music, pets Memberships: Lion's Club Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

Marriage Notes for IRIS WALL and DONALD RICHARDSON: The marriage of Iris Elizabeth Wall of Timmonsville and Columbia and Donald Lee Richardson of Randleman, NC announced by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Wall of Timmonsville, SC is of widespread interest throughout the Carolinas.

Mrs. Wall is the former Laura Keels of Olanta, SC.

The marriage was performed at the home of the bride's parents in Timmonsville on Saturday, April 21.

Iris is a graduate of Coker College and did extensive graduate work in Library Science at the University of North Carolina. She has served recently as the hospital librarian at Fort Jackson.

Don is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B.D. Richardson of Randleman, NC. He attended Wake Forest College and will soon complete a tour of duty at Fort Benning, GA where the couple will make their home for the present.

-from newspaper article

Child of IRIS WALL and DONALD RICHARDSON is: i. FRANCES CATHERINE8 RICHARDSON, b. June 04, 1963, Columbia, SC.

Notes for FRANCES CATHERINE RICHARDSON: Frances Catherine Richardson was born June 4, 1963 4:04 a.m. at Providence Hospital in Columbia, SC. She was named in honor of her uncle, Francis Glenn Wall, and her maternal grandmother, Laura Katherine Keels Wall.

I was an only child born several years into my parents' marriage. The day before my birth, my mother summoned my father from yard work to announce that it was time. She was horrified that he went in to clean up and shower before taking her to the hospital. I, of course, did not show up for several more hours, and so, there was no rush. In fact, my grandparents had enough time to make the trip from Timmonsville with Uncle Frankie. According to Mama, she once yelled out in pain, and poor Granddaddy tried to get this his baby. Finally, the family settled in for a long night, and I came along at 4:04 a.m. while everyone was asleep in the waitng room. According to dady, the top of my head looked loke a Coke bottle! Such sentiment from a new father!

1981, Honor graduate, Airport High School 1985, B.A., Clemson University in Elementary Education 1986, Who's Who in American Education

More About FRANCES CATHERINE RICHARDSON: Occupation: elementary schoolteacher Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: 1981, Northside Baptist West Columbia, SC Education : 1985, Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education College: May 15, 1985, Clemson University High School: June 04, 1981, Airport High School Hobbies: reading, cooking, crafts, genealogy Honors: Who's Who Among American High School Students- 1980. 1981 Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 33. JAMES WILLIAM WALL (WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born March 16, 1915 in Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina, and died August 20, 1965 in Warner-Robins, Georgia. He married ADELAIDE LINDELL.

Notes for JAMES WILLIAM WALL: Graduated from Clemson College

More About JAMES WILLIAM WALL: Occupation: Air Force Religion: Methodist

Children of JAMES WALL and ADELAIDE LINDELL are: i. JAMES WILLIAM8 WALL , JR..

More About JAMES WILLIAM WALL , JR.: Occupation: Teacher and Coach

48. ii. ROBERT GLENN WALL. 49. iii. RICHARD CHANDLER WALL. 50. iv. ADELAIDE ELIZABETH WALL, b. September 01, 1950, Wheelus AFB, Ttripoli, Libya, North Africa.

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 34. MARIAN WALL (LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born June 25, 1920. She married JOHN NEWT DYE August 26, 1938, son of GEORGE DYE and LAURA MCMAHON.

Notes for MARIAN WALL: All of the information on the descendents of Marian Wall and John Newt Dye was graciously provided to me by Marie Wall Dye and her daughter, Dell Dye both of Elberton, Georgia. -Fran Richardson

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Children of MARIAN WALL and JOHN DYE are: 51. i. JOHN C.8 DYE, b. July 25, 1939. 52. ii. DELL ALLENE DYE, b. September 02, 1941. 53. iii. JOE WALLACE DYE, b. November 21, 1942. 54. iv. DAVID WAYNE DYE, b. October 24, 1944. v. GEORGE KRAMER DYE, b. September 08, 1950; m. LEIGH WEBB, July 03, 1982.

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7 6 5 4 3 2 1 35. NEVA JULEAH GREEN (WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born January 11, 1903. She married CARLYLE WHITTIER GOODMAN , SR. November 29, 1920 in Shiloh, Sumter County, SC, son of ADOLPHUS GOODMAN and REBECCA CARRAWAY.

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Children of NEVA GREEN and CARLYLE GOODMAN are: 55. i. CARLYLE WHITTIER8 GOODMAN , JR., b. December 07, 1922, Shiloh, Sumter County, SC; d. July 12, 1972, Charleston, SC. ii. WILLIAM MCDONALD GOODMAN, b. September 21, 1928.

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56. iii. DAVID EARL GOODMAN, b. April 21, 1935. 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 36. EFFIE LAURIS GREEN (WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born October 07, 1911 in Shiloh, Sumter Co., SC, and died April 23, 1985 in Irmo, Lexington County, South Carolina. She married J.W.J. FLOYD , JR. September 11, 1936 in Turbeville, South Carolina.

Notes for EFFIE LAURIS GREEN: Lauris was born at the Green Family home in Shiloh, South Carolina. She was named after her Aunt Effie, Uncle Jeff's wife, and her maternal grandmother Effie A. Thompson. She graduated from Columbia College in Columbia, South Carolina. She taught for many years. Lauris is buried in the Floyd Family plot at the Thomas Cemetery in Olanta, South Carolina.

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Notes for J.W.J. FLOYD , JR.: J.W. was a farmer, banker/Chairman of the Board (Citizen's Bank in Olanta, South Carolina), and tobacco warehouseman (Bowen's Big Brick, in Lake City, South Carolina). He and Lauris raised their family in Olanta, South Carolina/ He died at Bruce Hospital in Florence, South Carolina, and was buried at the Thomas Cemetery in Olanta, South Carolina.

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Marriage Notes for EFFIE GREEN and J.W.J. FLOYD: Lauris and J.W. were married at the Methodist Parsonange in Turbeville, South Carolina. Until they built their own home, they lived with J.W.'s brother Karl and his wife. J.W. and Lauris were member od the NAzareth United Methodist Church in Olanta, South Carolina.

Children of EFFIE GREEN and J.W.J. FLOYD are: 57. i. ANN FRANCES8 FLOYD, b. August 15, 1942, Olanta, SC. 58. ii. VIRGINIA ROSE FLOYD, b. February 11, 1948. 59. iii. ANN FRANCES FLOYD, b. August 15, 1942, Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina. 60. iv. VIRGINIA ROSE FLOYD, b. February 11, 1948, Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina.

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 37. ELOISE GREEN (WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born October 28, 1916 in Shilo, Sumter, South Carolina. She married JAMES DANIEL RIEL May 14, 1938 in Shilo, Sumter, South Carolina.

Notes for ELOISE GREEN: Eloise was born at the Green Family home in Shiloh, South Carolina. She was not given a middle name. Her Uncle Willie Wall, Aunt Laura Keels's husband, named her. Eloise attended Columbia College in Columbia, South Carolina/ Eloise was a very gentle and kindhearted person that was respected by all. She was described as being the epitome of a Southern lady.

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Notes for JAMES DANIEL RIEL: Jim Riel was named after his paternal grandfather, James Daniel Riel. Jim was from Fremont, Ohio, Sandusky County. His father was Frank James Riel from Greenport Long Island, New York and his mother was Edna Elizabeth Southam from Berea, Ohio. Jim's grandfather was a seaman with his "Masters Ticket-Any Tonnage Any WAter". In 1933 James entered The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. He graduated in 1937 with a degree in Civil Engineering. Jim had beautiful blue eyes. When they were young. Von's Children lovingly called him Uncle Blue Eyes. Jim was quite a character with a twinkle in his mischievous, blue eyes. He was a true Southern gentleman and never failed to stand when a lady entered the room.

More About JAMES DANIEL RIEL: Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC Marriage Notes for ELOISE GREEN and JAMES RIEL: Eloise Green and James Riel were married in Shiloh, South Carolina at the Green Family Home/ Originally, they had planned to marry at the Shiloh Methodist Church, but Eloise;s father was too ill to leave his home. After a honeymoon trip to visit Jim's grandfather in Greenport, Long Island, New York and his family in Ohio they returned to South Carolina. They lived in an apartment on Terrace Way near Five Points in Columbia. Jim and Eloise both worked at the highway department located near the State Capital. He was an engineer in the bridge department and she held a position in the Office Engineer's office. Jim's first job was to design the bridge over Gill's C reek in Columbia. In 1997 the bridge was still in use. During World War II, Jim was a Major in the Army Corp. When the war ended, he and Eloise moved back to South Carolina. THey raised their children in a lovely, antiqu filled, home on Wren Street in Sumter, South Carolina. Both Eloise and Jim were avid collectors of antiques. Their main collection conststed of over 250 clocks of various styles. Eloise and Jim were a delightful couple and still as much in love after 58 years of marriage as they were the day they wed. Eloise and James had two children Susan and Debbie

Children of ELOISE GREEN and JAMES RIEL are: 61. i. SUSAN ELIZABETH8 RIEL, b. July 31, 1946, Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. 62. ii. DEBORAH LOUISE RIEL, b. August 25, 1948, Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 38. FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN (WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born September 05, 1918 in Shilo, Sumter, South Carolina. She married GERALD RAY COKER , SR. March 08, 1941 in Shiloh Methodist Church, Shiloh, Sumter County, SC.

Notes for FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN: Frances and Leroy, her twin brother, were born at the Green Family home in Shiloh, South Carolina. Frances attended Columbia College in Columbia, South Carolina and graduated in 1939. She taught school for almost two years before marrying Ray Coker After World War II, Frances and Ray moved to Turbeville, South Carolina. Ray built them a lovely home and in 1995 they were still living there. Frances was active in her church. She taught Sunday School at the Turbeville United Methodist Church. When her children were young, she began teaching in the childrens' department but later she taught the Ladies' Adult Class. She was president and treasurer of the United Methodist Women. In addition to the Turbeville United Methodist Church having the "church parlor" named in her honor, the church's steeple was given by her daughter Peggy and son-in-law Mike in Frances's name. When Frances taught in the childrens' department, the children could not understand why their church did not have a steeple like other churches did. Frances had always hoped that the church would one day acquire a steeple. Frances enjoyed very much doing things for other people. She also liked to knit afgans, play bridge, watch sports, and travel with Ray.

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Notes for GERALD RAY COKER , SR.: Ray was born at home in Turbeville, Clarendon County, South Carolina. In 1939 he graduated from Clemson University in South Carolina. He taught and coached in Kingstree, South Carolina until February 1941. At that time he was called to Army active duty in World War II. Ray's first assignment was at Camp Claiborne in Louisiana. Following assignments were in Arizonia, Mississippi, Washington state, Virginia, the Aleution Islands, Alabama and North Carolina. On December 25,1946 Ray separated at his request from the Army as a Lt. Col. He had no medals, no bad memories, and was appreciative of the experience. Ray and Frances moved to Turbeville, South Carolina. He built them a home in 1947 and they were still living there in 1995. He continued in various phases of the construction business until the early 1990's. Ray was honored as The South Carolina Small Businessman of the Year in 1987. His principal interests have been community affairs. For numerous years Ray was the mayor of Turbeville. He was active in the church as a lay leader and a Sunday School teacher. Ray served on boards for local banks, schools, and service clubs. He was also on several state wide boards. In 1995 he was doing well as a real estate salesman. Recreation for Ray was sports in general but his golf game took precedence in later years.

More About GERALD RAY COKER , SR.: Education : 1939, Clemson University Military: served in the army in World War II Sources: Yon Suber Bellevue, WA

Marriage Notes for FRANCES GREEN and GERALD COKER: Frances Green and Ray had planned to be married in June 1941 but they moved the date forward to March because Ray got orders to report to Camp Clairborne in Lousiana. They decided to get married before he left so that Frances could accompany him. They were married at high noon in the Shiloh United Methodist Church in Shiloh, Sumter County, South Carolina. It was a small wedding with only a few friends and family members present. A wedding breakfast had been held earlier that morning at the Green home in Shiloh. Roy and Frances spent their honeymoon in Flordia.

Children of FRANCES GREEN and GERALD COKER are: 63. i. MARY JEAN8 COKER, b. October 01, 1942, Phoenix, Arizona. 64. ii. HELEN FRANCES COKER, b. September 22, 1948, Sumter, Sumter County, SC. 65. iii. MARGARET COKER, b. August 12, 1950, Turbeville, SC. 66. iv. CYNTHIA CAROL COKER, b. December 25, 1952, Sumter, Sumter County, SC. 67. v. GERALD RAY COKER , JR., b. April 06, 1957, Sumter, Sumter County, SC. 68. vi. MARY JEAN COKER, b. October 01, 1942, Phoenix, Arizonia. 69. vii. CYNTHIA CAROL COKER, b. December 25, 1952, Sumter, South Carolina.

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 39. LEROY GREEN (WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born September 05, 1918 in Shilo, Sumter, South Carolina. He married ELIZABETH OCTAVIA COKER June 29, 1934, daughter of TOM COKER and ELIZABETH MORRIS.

Notes for LEROY GREEN: Leroy and Frances, his twin sister, were born at the Green family home in Shiloh, Sumter County, South Carolina. When Leroy was a small child, he could not pronounce the letter "R". Words containing the "R" sound came out with a "Z" sound, such as "zabbit". At one time, Leroy drove the Shiloh school bus. He farmed the Green family land and was a farm insurance agent. When crewcuts became fashionable, Leroy began sporting one. Over the years his hair style never changed. It became his signature trademark. He and his wife, Lib, attended the Shiloh Methodist Church in Shiloh, Sumter County, South Carolina.

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Notes for ELIZABETH OCTAVIA COKER: During high school, Lib played basketball on her school team. She was an accomplished pianist and taught piano lessons for years. Her hobbies included crossword puzzels and playing the piano. She was a very kind lady.

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Children of LEROY GREEN and ELIZABETH COKER are: 70. i. BETTY ANN8 GREEN, b. April 24, 1935, Shiloh, Sumter County, SC. 71. ii. BARBARA JULEAH GREEN, b. January 21, 1937, Shiloh, Sumter County, SC. 72. iii. MIRIAM REID GREEN, b. July 15, 1945. iv. NANCY GREEN, b. February 06, 1947, Sumter, South Carolina.

Notes for NANCY GREEN: Nancy was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. After attending college, Nancy taught at Sumter High School in Sumter.

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v. DAVID LEROY GREEN, b. November 07, 1948; m. (1) JEAN COKER; m. (2) SUSAN.

Notes for DAVID LEROY GREEN: David was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina.

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vi. DORIS MARIE GREEN, b. July 15, 1955, Sumter, South Carolina; m. JAMES RANDLE BRISTON, February 12, 1983.

Notes for DORIS MARIE GREEN: Doris was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina.

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7 6 5 4 3 2 1 40. MATTIE REID GREEN (WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born February 14, 1922. She married JOHN THOMAS SUBER December 14, 1946 in Shiloh Methodist Church, Shiloh, Sumter Co., SC, son of CHRISTIAN SUBER and PINCKNEY YON.

More About MATTIE REID GREEN: Occupation: elementary schoolteacher College: Columbia College Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

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Children of MATTIE GREEN and JOHN SUBER are: i. JOHN THOMAS8 SUBER , JR., b. March 29, 1949.

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73. ii. LEITZSEY YON SUBER, b. March 26, 1951, Columbia, SC. 74. iii. WILLIAM SUBER, b. March 26, 1951, Columbia, SC. 75. iv. VIRGINIA REID SUBER, b. June 22, 1960, Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 41. SADIE LOU BUDDIN (JOHN PATRICK , JOHN PATRICK , WILLIAM , JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ). She married JOHNIE WRIGHT GIBBONS.

Children of SADIE BUDDIN and JOHNIE GIBBONS are: 76. i. JOHHNIE KATHRYN8 GIBBONS. ii. RAYMOND WRIGHT GIBBONS. iii. JEAN GIBBONS. iv. ROBERT NEAVELAND GIBBONS.

Generation No. 8

8 7 6 5 4 3 42. LAURIN MALLORY BAKER (NORMA EVELYN CHANDLER, ROLAND MALLORY , JAMES M. , HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born April 21, 1948. He married DOROTHY ANITA GAMBLE.

Children of LAURIN BAKER and DOROTHY GAMBLE are: i. JENNIFER LAURIN9 BAKER, b. March 01, 1972. ii. WILLIAM RYAN BAKER, b. February 04, 1978.

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 43. NORMA KAYE BAKER (NORMA EVELYN CHANDLER, ROLAND MALLORY , JAMES M. , HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born September 19, 1959. She married RONALD EDWIN MARSH.

Children of NORMA BAKER and RONALD MARSH are: i. COLIN EDWIN BAKER-9 MARSH, b. July 27, 1986. ii. KLESEY JENNINGS BAKER- MARSH, b. January 06, 1991.

8 7 6 5 4 44. JAMES WILLIAM WALL , JR. (JAMES WILLIAM , WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ).

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Children of JAMES WILLIAM WALL , JR. are: i. JAMES WILLIAM9 WALL III.

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ii. LAURA WALL.

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8 7 6 5 4 45. ADELAIDE ELIZABETH WALL (JAMES WILLIAM , WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born September 01, 1950 in Wheelus AFB,Ttripoli, Libya,N. Africa. She married D. C. SPRIGGS January 22, 1977 in Warner-Robins, GA, son of DAVID SPRIGGS and LORRAINE WILLIAMS.

Notes for ADELAIDE ELIZABETH WALL: "In Tripoli, most of the maids were Italian, and our maid, when she heard my name 'Elizabeth" said "Elizabetta. AH! Bettina." (That's Mom's story, anyway!) And so a NAME IS BORN! Somewhere along the line, Bettina became Tina probably in my teens." -Tina Wall Spriggs a/k/a Adelaide Elizabeth Wall on her nickname

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Child of ADELAIDE WALL and D. SPRIGGS is: i. DEREK CHRISTOPHER9 SPRIGGS, b. January 10, 1981, Warner-Robins, GA.

Notes for DEREK CHRISTOPHER SPRIGGS: Derek's father, grandfather, and great-grandfather (and maybe farther) all had first and middle names with the initlas " D.C." Apparently, his (Derek's) father's parents just decided on initials. we got the name derek from the rock group Derek and the Dominoes! (Eric Clapton, Duane Allman and others).

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8 7 6 5 4 46. ROBERT GLENN WALL (JAMES WILLIAM , WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born January 31, 1952 in Washington, DC. He married (1) DEBRA DEMONTE November 1972 in Warner-Robins, GA. He married (2) ROBERTA COOK March 29, 1997 in Greensboro, NC, daughter of PAUL COOK and CAROL WHICKER.

Notes for ROBERT GLENN WALL: Robert Glenn Wall received his middle name, Glenn, from his uncle, Francis "Frankie" Glenn Wall. In their letters from Clemson, James Wall often refers to his younger brother Frankie as "Glenn." Frankie's name came from his grandfather, Alexander Glenn Wall who was sometimes called "Glennie."

More About ROBERT GLENN WALL: Occupation: law enforcement: probation/ parole officer College: Mars Hill College Mars Hill, NC Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC More About DEBRA DEMONTE: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC

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Child of ROBERT WALL and DEBRA DEMONTE is: i. SAMANTHA COURTNEY9 WALL, b. August 19, 1982, Greensboro, NC.

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8 7 6 5 4 47. RICHARD CHANDLER WALL (JAMES WILLIAM , WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ). He married LILLIE.

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Child of RICHARD WALL and LILLIE is: i. TYLER9 WALL.

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8 7 6 5 4 48. ROBERT GLENN WALL (JAMES WILLIAM , WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ). He married DEBBIE UNKNOWN.

Child of ROBERT WALL and DEBBIE UNKNOWN is: i. SAMANTHA COURTNEY9 WALL, b. August 18, 1982.

8 7 6 5 4 49. RICHARD CHANDLER WALL (JAMES WILLIAM , WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ). He married LILLIE UNKNOWN.

Child of RICHARD WALL and LILLIE UNKNOWN is: i. TYLER CHANDLER9 WALL.

8 7 6 5 4 50. ADELAIDE ELIZABETH WALL (JAMES WILLIAM , WILLIAM MALLORY , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born September 01, 1950 in Wheelus AFB, Ttripoli, Libya, North Africa. She married D. C. SPIGGS January 22, 1977 in Warner-Robins, Georgia.

Child of ADELAIDE WALL and D. SPIGGS is: i. DEREK CHRISTOPHER9 SPIGGS, b. January 10, 1981, Warner-Robins, Georgia.

Notes for DEREK CHRISTOPHER SPIGGS: Derek's father, grandfather, and great-grandfather (and maybe farther) all had first and middle names with the initlas " D.C." Apparently, his (Derek's) father's parents just decided on initials. we got the name derek from the rock group Derek and the Dominoes! (Eric Clapton, Duane Allman and others). 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 51. JOHN C. DYE (MARIAN WALL, LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born July 25, 1939. He married MELINDA BROWN March 31, 1962.

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Children of JOHN DYE and MELINDA BROWN are: 77. i. TERRI LYNN9 DYE, b. November 11, 1963. ii. TRACIE LEIGH DYE, b. August 25.

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iii. KEVIN JOHN DYE, b. March 07; m. LEE CARTER, June 07, 1997.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 52. DELL ALLENE DYE (MARIAN WALL, LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born September 02, 1941. She married EUGENE R. DYE September 28, 1961.

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Children of DELL DYE and EUGENE DYE are: 78. i. BARRY EUGENE9 DYE, b. October 08, 1962. 79. ii. DAVID BRIAN DYE, b. December 16, 1963. iii. BRADLEY KEITH DYE, b. April 23, 1968; m. LISA MADDOX.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 53. JOE WALLACE DYE (MARIAN WALL, LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born November 21, 1942. He married PAULA CRAFT February 17, 1978.

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Children of JOE DYE and PAULA CRAFT are: i. JARED WALLACE9 DYE, b. December 02.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 54. DAVID WAYNE DYE (MARIAN WALL, LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, WILLIAM , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born October 24, 1944. He married DARLENE HARALSON December 22, 1967.

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Children of DAVID DYE and DARLENE HARALSON are: i. DENISE9 DYE, b. September 15, 1968; m. SHAWN CALLAWAY.

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ii. DAVID DYE , JR., b. September 14, 1971.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 55. CARLYLE WHITTIER GOODMAN , JR. (NEVA JULEAH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born December 07, 1922 in Shiloh, Sumter County, SC, and died July 12, 1972 in Charleston, SC. He married ELGA HAMMOND, daughter of ERNEST HAMMOND and BELLE HINSON.

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More About ELGA HAMMOND: Occupation: postmistress (Olanta, SC) Church/ Baptism: Shalotte Presbyterian Church Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Children of CARLYLE GOODMAN and ELGA HAMMOND are: 80. i. DONNA9 GOODMAN. ii. PAMELA GOODMAN.

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 56. DAVID EARL GOODMAN (NEVA JULEAH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born April 21, 1935. He married NANCY SLOAN April 29, 1972 in Greenville, SC.

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Children of DAVID GOODMAN and NANCY SLOAN are: i. REBECCA9 GOODMAN.

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ii. DAVID EARL GOODMAN. More About DAVID EARL GOODMAN: Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

iii. CLAIRE GOODMAN.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 57. ANN FRANCES FLOYD (EFFIE LAURIS GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born August 15, 1942 in Olanta, SC. She married (1) JOHNNY LAWRENCE GIBBONS August 16, 1964 in Olanta, SC. She married (2) NED EUGENE WALLACE , JR. April 03, 1988 in Columbia, SC.

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Notes for NED EUGENE WALLACE , JR.: Ned was born at Perry Memorial Hospital in Princeton, Illinois.

Child of ANN FLOYD and JOHNNY GIBBONS is: i. VIRGINIA ELAINE9 GIBBONS, b. July 16, 1971; m. MICHAEL FARIS, June 03, 1995, grounds of Robert Mills House, Columbia, SC.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 58. VIRGINIA ROSE FLOYD (EFFIE LAURIS GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born February 11, 1948. She married ARTHUR GUS KELLEY March 06, 1976 in Columbia, SC.

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Children of VIRGINIA FLOYD and ARTHUR KELLEY are: i. KRISTIN LEIGH9 KELLEY, b. December 25, 1978.

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ii. JAY EDWARD KELLEY, b. June 08, 1982.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 59. ANN FRANCES FLOYD (EFFIE LAURIS GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born August 15, 1942 in Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina. She married (1) JOHNNY LAWERECE GIBBONS August 16, 1964 in Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina. She married (2) NED EUGENE WALLACE , JR. April 03, 1988 in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Notes for ANN FRANCES FLOYD: Ann was born at the Floyd home in Olanta, South Carolina. She was named for Aunt Mary Floyd.

Marriage Notes for ANN FLOYD and JOHNNY GIBBONS: They were married at Nazareth United Methodist Church in Olanta, South Carolina. They met at a Methodist Youth Fellowship district social. Ann and Johnny lived in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina (1964-1966); Chelmsford, Massachusetts (1966-1967) ;

Notes for NED EUGENE WALLACE , JR.: Ned was born at Perry Memorial Hospital in Princeton, Illinois.

Marriage Notes for ANN FLOYD and NED WALLACE: Ned and Ann were married at Virginia Wingard United Methodist Church in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Child of ANN FLOYD and JOHNNY GIBBONS is: i. VIRGINIA ELAINE9 GIBBONS, b. July 16, 1971, Greenville General Hospital, Greenville, South Carolina; m. MICHAEL FARIS, June 03, 1995, Grounds of Robert Mills Home, Columbia, South Carolina.

Notes for VIRGINIA ELAINE GIBBONS: Ginger was named after Virginia Rose Floyd and Elaine Ouzts. She graduated from Irmo High School in Irmo, South Carolina, and the University of South Carolina, Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 60. VIRGINIA ROSE FLOYD (EFFIE LAURIS GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born February 11, 1948 in Olanta, Florence County, South Carolina. She married ARTHUR GUS KELLY March 06, 1976 in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Notes for VIRGINIA ROSE FLOYD: Ginger was named for Virginia Gee Maddox, college friend of Mama, and Rose Heiden of Lake City, South Carolina. Mama and Daddy has two names selected and Add got to choose my name. The other choise was Joyce Eileen.

Notes for ARTHUR GUS KELLY: Butch was born at Branch General Hospital in Hope, Arkansas.

Marriage Notes for VIRGINIA FLOYD and ARTHUR KELLY: Butch and Ginger were married at Union United Methodist Church in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Children of VIRGINIA FLOYD and ARTHUR KELLY are: i. KRISTIN LEIGH9 KELLY, b. December 25, 1978, Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Notes for KRISTIN LEIGH KELLY: Kristin was born at Baptist Hospital in Columbia, Richland Couhty, South Carolina. Her name, Kristin, was selected from a Scandinavian Christmas book on a trip home from the mountains before Ginger was ever pregnant. Leigh was for Butch's uncle, Leighton Edwards, who nicknamed her Butterfly. She attended Ben Lippen High School in Columbia, South Carolina. Her hobbies were art, drama, creative writing, and dance.

ii. JAY EDWARD KELLY, b. June 08, 1982, Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Notes for JAY EDWARD KELLY: Jay was born at Baptist Hospital in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. He was named for his Granddaddy Floyd, JWJ, and Butch's uncle, Thomas Edward Arnold. He attended Ben Lippen School in Columbia, South Carolina. His hobbies were computer, music, cross country, and track. 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 61. SUSAN ELIZABETH RIEL (ELOISE GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born July 31, 1946 in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. She married (1) JASON SILVERMAN Abt. 1988 in Sumter, South Carolina. She married (2) JOHN KENDRICK MURPHY February 12, 1972 in Washington D.C..

Notes for SUSAN ELIZABETH RIEL: Susan was born in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. She was named after her paternal grandmother Edna Elizabeth Southam Riel and her maternal grandmother Meta Elizabeth Keels Green. Susan met Jason Silverman, Phd. in the library at Winthrop University, Rockhill, South Carolina. She was the librarian.

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Marriage Notes for SUSAN RIEL and JASON SILVERMAN: Jason and Susan were married at her parents' home in Sumter, South Carolina. Mayor Bubba, the mayor of Sumter, performed the ceremony. A reception followed at Plums Restaurant in Sumter.

Child of SUSAN RIEL and JASON SILVERMAN is: i. ALEXANDER JAMES9 SILVERMAN, b. January 01, 1992, Charlotte, North Carolina.

Notes for ALEXANDER JAMES SILVERMAN: Alexander was born at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte, North Carolina. He weighed 4lbs. 5 ozs. and remained in the hospital for several weeks. Alex was named after his maternal grandfather, James Riel.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 62. DEBORAH LOUISE RIEL (ELOISE GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born August 25, 1948 in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. She married DAVID CLINTON NIX November 28, 1970 in Sumter, South Carolina, son of MARTIN NIX and PAULINE ROBERTS.

Notes for DEBORAH LOUISE RIEL: Deborah Louise Nix was named after her paternal great-aunt Deborah Riel and her paternal great-grandmother Louise Riel. She was born in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. Debbie taught at Thomas Sumter Academy in Dalzell and was an excellent teacher. Students loved her so much they would come back to visit for many years after finishing her class. Proof of this was the fact that she won the " Kiss the Pig " Contest at TSA in 1994 for being the favorite teacher Debbie had a wonderful personality and she was always smiling and happy. She was 4' 11" tall and had blue eyes.

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Notes for DAVID CLINTON NIX: Dave was from Canton, North Carolina, the oldest son of Polly and Clinton Nix. After serving in the Navy from 1965-1969 and marrying Debbie, Dave had a gas station in Florence, Kentucky. After leaving Kentucky, Dave worked in various levels of the construction business until he eventually formed his own construction company in Dalzell, thoroughly enjoying working outside. Dave shook everyone up by having a heart attack and subsequent five-way bypass surgery in February 1994. Due to the excellent medical staff at Providence Hospital in Columbia, South Carolina and the TLC from family and friends, Dave recovered nicely. During the summer of 1995, he was able to fulfill every father's dream and had both sons Andy and Scott hammering alongside him. Patrick Suber, Mattie Green's grandson, rounded out the family construction crew that summer.

More About DAVID CLINTON NIX: Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC Marriage Notes for DEBORAH RIEL and DAVID NIX: Debbie met Dave while she was attending Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina. She and Dave's cousin were roommates. At the time they met, both Debbie and Dave were engaged to other people. True love prevailed and Debbie and Dave were married at Aldersgate Methodist Church in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. After honeymooning in New Orleans, they moved to Florence, Kentucky where their first son Andy was born. After Dave endured the snow for three years, they returned to the South and lived in Dalzell, Sumter County, South Carolina and attended Dalzell United Methodist Church.

Children of DEBORAH RIEL and DAVID NIX are: i. ANDREW JAMES9 NIX, b. August 29, 1973, Florence, Kentucky; m. STACY ELIZABETH HODGE, June 19, 1995, Summerall Cahpel, The Citadel, Charleston, SC.

Notes for ANDREW JAMES NIX: Andrew was born at Saint Elizabeth Hospital in Florence, Kentucky. He was born on a Wednesday and weighed 7 lbs. 1 oz. Andy was named after a family friend, Andrew Compton, and his maternal grandfather, James Riel. Andy graduated from The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina on May 13, 1995. His grandfather Jim Riel graduated from The Citadel in 1937. After graduating Andy received his commission in the United States Army.

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Notes for STACY ELIZABETH HODGE: Stacy graduated magna cum laude from The College Of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina on May 14, 1995 with a degree in Classical Studies, specializing in Latin. Stacy's father was Harold Dreyfus Hodge and her mother was Virginia Logan.

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Marriage Notes for ANDREW NIX and STACY HODGE: Stacy and Andy were married at 3:00 PM Saturday, June 10, 1995 at The Summerall Chapel, The Citadel. Assisting with Andy's wedding was his relative Army Chaplain Charles T. Clanton. Chaplain Clanton was a chaplain at The Citadel. Chaplain Clanton was married to Betty Ann Green, LeRoy Green's daughter. After Stacy's and Andy's wedding, a reception was held at Lowndes Grove Plantation on St. Margaret Street in Charleston. The plantation was located on the bank of the Ashley River. The bride and groom arrived at the reception in a horse drawn carriage. During the summer of 1995, Stacy and Andy lived in an apartment in Bishopville, Lee County, South Carolina. In August 1995 they moved to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. Andy was in the Army Medical Services Field.

ii. SCOTT CLINTON NIX, b. July 11, 1976.

Notes for SCOTT CLINTON NIX: Scott was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. He was born on a Sunday and weighed 6 lbs. 12 ozs. Scott was named after his father David Clinton Nix and his paternal grandfather Clinton Nix. He grew up in Dalzell, Sumter County, South Carolina, and attended Thomas Sumter Academy from kindergarten through high school. Scott played football for his high school team. After graduating from Thomas Sumter Academy in Dalzell, Scott attended Francis Marion University in Florence, South Carolina. He was a member of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity. While Scott was attending Francis Marion, his relative Donna Goodman was a professor there. Donna was the granddaughter of Neeva Green Goodman and Carlyle Goodman. The summer of 1995 Scott worked construction for his father. Scott's brother Andy and their cousin Patrick Suber (Mattie Reid Green Suber's grandson ) all worked together. That summer Scott lived in an apartment in Dazell with several of his friends. They named the apartment The Boar's Nest after a place in the popular 1980s television program The Dukes Of Hazard, complete with an original hand-painted Rebel flag on the floor.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 63. MARY JEAN COKER (FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born October 01, 1942 in Phoenix, Arizona. She married JAMES ARTHUR HAM , SR. December 28, 1962 in Pine Grove United Methodist Church, Turbeville, SC, son of ARTHUR HAM and IDA STEELE.

More About MARY JEAN COKER: Occupation: high school teacher College: Columbia College, Columbia, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

More About JAMES ARTHUR HAM , SR.: Occupation: retired Army captain Religion: Methodist Church/ Baptism: Pine Grove United Methodist Church, Turbeville, SC College: The Citadel, Charleston, SC Military: served in U. S. Army, Vietnam Veteran Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Children of MARY COKER and JAMES HAM are: i. ELOISE9 HAM, b. May 13, 1966, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

Notes for ELOISE HAM: Eloise was born at Womack Army Hospital, Ft Bragg, North Carolina. She was named after maternal and paternal aunts; Eloise Green Riel and Pearl Eloise Steel. She was also named after her maternal grandmother Frances Elizabeth Green Coker. After graduating from Salem School in New Zion, South Carolina, Eloise attended and in 1987 graduated from The College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina. She then attended graduate school at Savannah School of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia. Eloise lived in Los Angelos, California and worked at a manangement agency in Hollywood, California. In 1995 she was an aspiring writer. She and her brother Jay were co-owners of El-Jay Farms in South Carolina.

More About ELOISE HAM: Occupation: co-owner El-Jay Farms, SC Education : graduate Savannah School of Art and Design College: College of Charleston, Charleston, SC High School: Salem School New Zion, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

ii. JAMES ARTHUR HAM ,JR., b. May 12, 1968.

More About JAMES ARTHUR HAM ,JR.: Occupation: co-owner El-Jay Farms, SC, president of Carolina Modular, Inc. College: Wofford College Spartunburg, SC High School: Salem School New Zion, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

8 7 6 5 4 3 64. HELEN FRANCES COKER (FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born September 22, 1948 in Sumter, Sumter County, SC. She married DENNIS HUNTINGTON REID January 28, 1975 in United Methodist Church, Turbeville, SC, son of CHARLES REID and MARGARET.

Notes for HELEN FRANCES COKER: Helen was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. She was named after her mother Frances Elizabeth Green Coker. Helen graduated from Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina and then received a Master's Degree from the University of South Carolina in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. She was a Spanish translator and teacher.

More About HELEN FRANCES COKER: Occupation: Spaish translator/ teacher Education : Master's Degree-University of South Carolina, Columbia College: Furman University Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Notes for DENNIS HUNTINGTON REID: Dennis was a Psychologist.

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Marriage Notes for HELEN COKER and DENNIS REID: After graduate school, Helen got her first job as a counselor in Tallahasee, Flordia. She met Denny who was a doctoral student in the Psychology Department at Florida State University. Helen and Denny were married in 1977 at the United Methodist Church in Turbeville, South Carolina. After Denny completed his graduate work, the couple moved to Marietta, Ohio. Their first son Cason was born there. Two years later, they moved to South Bend, Indiana where Nathan, their second son, was born there. In 1982 the family moved to Morganton, North Carolina. Helen worked

Children of HELEN COKER and DENNIS REID are: i. CASON MATTHEW9 REID, b. June 26, 1977, Marietta, Ohio.

Notes for CASON MATTHEW REID: Cason was born at the Marietta Memorial Hospital in Marietta, Ohio. He was named for his maternal great-aunt and great-uncle, Eileen and Bill Cason. Cason completed the Honors program in high school and was twice named to the All-State Soccer team. Following high school, he enrolled in August 1995 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

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ii. NATHAN COKER REID, b. September 23, 1979, South Bend, Indiana.

Notes for NATHAN COKER REID: Nathan Coker Reid was born at the St. Joseph Memorial Hospital in South Bend, Indiana. He was named after his maternal grandparents Ray and Frances Coker. Nathan was enrolled in the Honors program at his high school. He also played soccer and basketball.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 65. MARGARET COKER (FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born August 12, 1950 in Turbeville, SC. She married CHARLES MICHAEL GREENE July 01, 1978 in Turbeville, Clarendon County South Carolina.

Notes for MARGARET COKER: Peggy was born in her parents' bedroom in Turbeville, Clarendon County, South Carolina. She was named for Margaret McNeil, her mother's college roommate. Peggy graduated from the University of Georgia in Carrollton, Georgia. She was a social worker and a teacher.

More About MARGARET COKER: Occupation: social worker/ teacher College: University of Georgia, Carrollton, Georgia Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Notes for CHARLES MICHAEL GREENE: Mike was a rock musician and involved in many aspects of the music business including president of the National Recording Academy of Arts and Sciences.

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Marriage Notes for MARGARET COKER and CHARLES GREENE: Peggy met Mike at West Georgia College during a concert he was playing. They were married and lived in Atlanta, Georgia, Los Angeles, California, and Charleston, South Carolina. Children of MARGARET COKER and CHARLES GREENE are: i. CHARLES OLIVER9 GREENE, b. June 10, 1979, Atlanta, Georgia.

Notes for CHARLES OLIVER GREENE: Charles was born at the Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia.

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ii. ANDREW MICHAEL GREENE, b. May 25, 1982, Atlanta, Georgia.

Notes for ANDREW MICHAEL GREENE: Andrew was born at the Northside Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia.

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iii. WILLIAM RAY GREENE, b. July 14, 1984, Atlanta, Georgia.

Notes for WILLIAM RAY GREENE: William was born at the Northside Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia

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8 7 6 5 4 3 66. CYNTHIA CAROL COKER (FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born December 25, 1952 in Sumter, Sumter County, SC. She married SHERMAN KREINER.

More About CYNTHIA CAROL COKER: Occupation: executive director of Childspace Daycare Centers College: Swathmore College Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

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Children of CYNTHIA COKER and SHERMAN KREINER are: i. META JULEAH9 KREINER, b. June 05, 1980, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Notes for META JULEAH KREINER: Meta was born at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was named after her maternal great-grandmother Meta Elizabeth Keels Green and her maternal great-aunt Neva Juleah Green Goodman. Meta took her father's last name since her first two names came from her mother's side of the family.

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ii. COREY ABRAHAM COKER, b. January 04, 1988, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 67. GERALD RAY COKER , JR. (FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born April 06, 1957 in Sumter, Sumter County, SC. He married (1) NORA ANDERSON MCKEITHAN June 24, 1989 in First Presbyterian Church, Greenville, SC. He married (2) SUSAN ESPOSITO.

Notes for GERALD RAY COKER , JR.: Gerry was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. He was named for his father. Gerry was the youngest of five children and the only boy. Gerry graduated from The College Of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina. He was a general contractor and worked in construction with his family. In 1992 Gerry moved his wife and child to the Isle Of Palms, South Carolina. He owed a small construction company that specialized in custom residential.

More About GERALD RAY COKER , JR.: Occupation: general contractor and owner of construction company College: College of Charleston, Charleston, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Notes for NORA ANDERSON MCKEITHAN: Nora Anderson "Ann" McKeithan was born at the Greenville Memorial Hospital in Greenville, South Carolina. She graduated from The College Of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina. For several years Ann taught elementary school. After having children, she quit teaching and stayed at home with her children.

More About NORA ANDERSON MCKEITHAN: Occupation: former schoolteacher, currently homemaker College: College of Charleston, Charleston, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Marriage Notes for GERALD COKER and NORA MCKEITHAN: Gerry and Ann met while both were attending The College Of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina. Gerry and Nora were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, South Carolina. They honeymooned in Bermuda and upon returning settled in Lake City, South Carolina.

Children of GERALD COKER and NORA MCKEITHAN are: i. RAY ELLIOTT9 COKER, b. March 14, 1991, Florence, SC.

Notes for RAY ELLIOTT COKER: Ray was born at the McLeod Hospital in Florence, South Carolina. He weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and was named after his paternal grandfather Ray Coker.

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ii. MEGAN ANDERSON COKER, b. March 15, 1994, Mount Pleasant, SC.

Notes for MEGAN ANDERSON COKER: Megan was born at the East Cooper Community Hospital in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. She weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces. Megan was named after her maternal Great- Grandmother Almenna Anderson McKeithan.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 68. MARY JEAN COKER (FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , 1 JOHN ) was born October 01, 1942 in Phoenix, Arizonia. She married JAMES ARTHUR HAM , SR. December 28, 1962 in Turbeville, Clarendon County South Carolina.

Notes for MARY JEAN COKER: Mary was born at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix, Arizonia. At the time her father was stationed at Papago Park Army Base. She was named after Jean Asbill, a good friend of Frances. Mary's family moved to Turbeville, South Carolina when she was six years old. Mary grew up in Turbeville and attended East Clarendon schools. Following in her mother's footsteps, Mary attended Columbia College in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. She graduated in 1964. She was a teacher and taught high school at Laurence Manning Academy. In the 1990's Mary became involved in the building trade as owner of Craftec Sales, Inc., a residential building firm. Mary also had a contract furnishings business. Mary served as chairman of the Clarendon County Commission of Alcohol and Drug Abuse and she was a member of the Puddin Swamp Singers. Her hobbies included tennis, flower gardening and traveling. Notes for JAMES ARTHUR HAM , SR.: James attended The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. After graduation, he was in the Army for several years. James retired from the Army as a Captain. He became a general contractor working with his father-in-law in commercial and modular construction in Turbeville, South Carolina. Later, he and his son Jay also were associated in business together. James was active in civic affairs. He served a term as chairman of Santee-Lynches Council Of Government and he served as School Trustee at Salem School. His hobbies included hunting, fishing, and an occasional game of golf.

Marriage Notes for MARY COKER and JAMES HAM: Mary and James were married at Pine Grove United Methodist Church in Turbeville, South Carolina. James was an Army Captain. Being a pilot, his assignments took them to Fort Rucker in Alabama and Fort Sill in Oklahoma. James went to Vietnam during the Vietnam War and Mary returned to Columbia College in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. His final assignment took them to Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, North Carolina. After leaving the Army, James and Mary lived for one year in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. They then moved to Manning, South Carolina and in 1977 built a house and moved their family to Turbeville, South Carolina. The family spent summers at Garden City Beach, South Carolina. They were members of Pine Grove United Methodist Church in Turbeville. James and Mary were active in their church and both served as Sunday School teachers and in other capacities.

Child of MARY COKER and JAMES HAM is: i. JAMES ARTHUS9 HAM , JR, b. May 12, 1968, Sumter, South Carolina.

Notes for JAMES ARTHUS HAM , JR: James (Jay) was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. When he was young, his family lived in Manning, South Carolina and Jay and his sister attended Laurence Manning Academy. In 1977 his family moved to Turbeville, South Carolina. Jay and his sister attended Salem School in new Zion, South Carolina. He graduated from high school at Laurence Manning Academy and in 1990 Jay graduated from Wofford College in South Carolina. As an adult, Jay was associated in business with his father. Jay was president of Carolina Modular, Inc., and he and Eloise, his sister, were co-owners of El-Jay Farms. Jay lived in Florence, South Carolina.

8 7 6 5 4 3 69. CYNTHIA CAROL COKER (FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , 2 1 JOHN , JOHN ) was born December 25, 1952 in Sumter, South Carolina. She married SHERMAN LEWIS KREINER July 03, 1974 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Notes for CYNTHIA CAROL COKER: Cindy was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. She was given the name Carol because she was born on Christmas Day. She graduated from Swathmore College. Her occupation was the Executive Director of Childspace Day Care Centers in Philadelphia. The centers were set up to try to improve child care jobs and the quality of care in centers. Her job required Cindy to travel, work with fax machines, computers, and E-Mail. It was funded to replicate the center model which combined a non-profit and a worker cooperative. Although she lived in Canada, Cindy returned to Philadelphia once a month to visit the centers.

Notes for SHERMAN LEWIS KREINER: In 1995 Sherman was the president and CEO of the Crocus Fund which he designed with the provincial government of Manitoba and the labor unions. It worked liked a mutual fund with the social goals of keeping money in the province and creating jobs which benefited the owners and the workers. Sherman was a lawyer.

More About SHERMAN LEWIS KREINER: Occupation: lawyer

Marriage Notes for CYNTHIA COKER and SHERMAN KREINER: Cindy was in her first year of college at Swathmore College (outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) when she met Sherman. He was also a student at Swathmore. In 1995 Cindy,Sherman and their two children were living at the following address: 120 Norquay Street Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3L2G4

Child of CYNTHIA COKER and SHERMAN KREINER is: i. COREY ABRAHAM9 KREINER, b. January 04, 1988, Maur, Pennsylvania.

Notes for COREY ABRAHAM KREINER: Corey was born at Bryn Maur Hospital in Bryn Maur, Pennsylvannia. He was named after his paternal great-grandmother and Abraham is from his paternal great-grandfather. Corey took his mother's maiden name as his last name since his first two names came from his father's family.

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 70. BETTY ANN GREEN (LEROY , WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born April 24, 1935 in Shiloh, Sumter County, SC. She married CHARLES THOMAS CLANTON November 07, 1957.

More About BETTY ANN GREEN: Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

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Children of BETTY GREEN and CHARLES CLANTON are: i. JOHN9 CLANTON.

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ii. DEAN CLANTON.

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iii. ELIZABETH CLANTON.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 71. BARBARA JULEAH GREEN (LEROY , WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born January 21, 1937 in Shiloh, Sumter County, SC. She married RICHARD HERBERT FINGL January 25, 1957.

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Children of BARBARA GREEN and RICHARD FINGL are: i. CATHERINE9 FINGL.

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ii. RICHARD FINGL. More About RICHARD FINGL: Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 72. MIRIAM REID GREEN (LEROY , WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born July 15, 1945. She married ERNEST WILSON BAKER , JR June 12, 1965 in Shiloh Methodist Church, Shiloh, Sumter County, SC.

Notes for MIRIAM REID GREEN: Miriam was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina. The Reid in Miriam's name is after Mattie Ried Green Suber, her maternal aunt.

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Marriage Notes for MIRIAM GREEN and ERNEST BAKER: They were married at the Shiloh Methodist Church, Shiloh, Sumter County, South Carolina.

Child of MIRIAM GREEN and ERNEST BAKER is: i. ERNEST WILSON9 BAKER III, b. October 31, 1971, Sumter, South Carolina.

Notes for ERNEST WILSON BAKER III: He was born at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 73. LEITZSEY YON SUBER (MATTIE REID GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born March 26, 1951 in Columbia, SC. He married INEZ KAY BROACH August 04, 1976 in Kensington, Montgomery County, Maryland, daughter of GEORGE BROACH and GEORGIA HOLCOMBE.

Notes for LEITZSEY YON SUBER: Yon and his twin brother Von were born at Providence Hospital in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. They were premature and stayed in the hospital over 40 days. Yon was named after his paternal grandfather Christian Leitsey Suber and his paternal grandmother Pinckney Lou Yon Suber. When he and Von were little, their mother had to put a partition between them when they were in their double stroller. Otherwise, they would bite each other. Yon graduated from The University Of South Carolina in Columbia with a B. S. He attended dental school at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia and graduated with a D.D.S. For 20 years Yon was a dentist in the Air Force. (Von was a pilot in the Air Force.) In 1993 Yon retired from the Air Force and moved his family to Bellevue, Washington. Yon practiced dentistry in Bellevue.

More About LEITZSEY YON SUBER: Occupation: dentist Religion: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Education : D.D.S. Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia College: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC Military: U.S. Air Force Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Notes for INEZ KAY BROACH: Kay was born in Memorial Hospital in Orange, New Jersey. She weighed under 7 lbs. She was named Inez Kay Broach. The Inez was from her mother's friend in New Jersey by the name of Inez Ensign. She moved to Bremen, Carroll County, Georgia at the age of 6 months. Her father was transferred with the government . Her father was a lawyer with the Internal Revenue Department of the Appellet (appeals) Division. Kay's mother ,Georgia, was a homemaker and never worked a job the whole entire time that she was married. Before Georgia was married, she attended the Girls' college called Georgia State College for Women. She received two years in business. When her father died, Georgia came home to stay with her mother. She later worked a job in Atlanta, Georgia as a business secretary . Her children were always amazed how much she loved to type. Kay attended elementary school ( K-6) in Bremen, Carroll County, Georgia. She lived in her grandmothe's house with her family. When she was 12 years old, she moved to Decatur, Dekalb County, Georgia. This was located outside Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia. She attended 7th through 12th grades and graduated from Druid Hills High School in 1964. Kay attended the summer quarter at Andrews College in South Georgia. She received an Associates Degree from Dekalb Community College in 1968. She then attended Georgia State College, majoring in Elementary Education for 1 1/2 years. While attending her junior year at Georgia State College, Kay met and married her husband L. Yon Suber . When Kay was a child, she enjoyed playing with her sister, Myra who was still at home. (Her sister, Alba, was attending college.) They played outside on their grandmother's farm land. The girls enjoyed growing flowers and working in the garden. Kay enjoyed playing with her dolls, riding her trike, spending time with her favorite grandmother, and helping her mother around the house. She also enjoyed watching her mother and grandmother cook and bake. Later as an adult, Kay enjoyed cross stitching, needlepointing, many hand stitching projects, reading, playing board games with her family, and cooking and baking. She also has actively searched her family ancestory for many years. Kay was a member of The Daughters of The American Revolution (D.A.R). She was admitted through the Holcombe ( maternal line) and she had D.A.R. ancestors through her paternal line (Broach) also.

More About INEZ KAY BROACH: Religion: LDS Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Marriage Notes for LEITZSEY SUBER and INEZ BROACH: While attending the dental school at Emory in Atlanta, Yon converted from the Luthern Church to the Mormon Church. He met Kay in Atlanta in 1976 and they were married that same year at the Washington, D.C. Temple. When they returned to Atlanta, a reception was held for them. Their honeymoon was a road trip out West. Yon and Kay adopted 3 Filipino children while they were stationed in the Philippines.

Children of LEITZSEY SUBER and INEZ BROACH are: i. CAROLINE ELIZABETH9 SUBER, b. December 31, 1980, Angeles City, Phillipines; Adopted child.

More About CAROLINE ELIZABETH SUBER: Religion: LDS Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

ii. AARON ATKINS SUBER, b. November 20, 1981, Angeles City, Phillipines; d. January 12, 1994, Belluvue, Washington; Adopted child.

More About AARON ATKINS SUBER: Religion: LDS Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC Cause of Death: spinal meningitis

iii. CLINTON YON SUBER, b. October 12, 1982, Angeles City, Phillipines; Adopted child.

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iv. CAROLINE ELIZABETH SUBER, b. December 31, 1980, Angeles City, Philippines; Adopted child.

Notes for CAROLINE ELIZABETH SUBER: Caroline was born in Angeles City, Philippines. She was adopted by Yon and Kay Suber when she was an infant. Caroline Elizabeth Suber was named after Caroline Matilda Lightfoot, Kay's great-great-great grandmother. Yon also had ancestors named Caroline. Elizabeth was after Elizabeth Lightfoot Broach, Kay's great aunt and Yon's grandmother Meta Elizabeth Keels. Caroline's birthday was New Years Eve. Therefore, a yearly birthday tradition celebrating Caroline's birthday on January first was begun when she was very young. All of Caroline's friends would gather for her party at the favorite local hamburburger establishment. Hobbies that Caroline enjoyed were cooking, reading, playing the piano and singing. While growing up, she played soccer for two years when living in Georgia, was on a bowling league for three years in Germany and began karate lessons when living in Washington. During her first two years of karate, she had earned a yellow belt. When her family moved to Bellevue, Washington, she attended The International School and sang in the school choir. Several of her art class drawings were displayed in the community. Caroline was a good student and continued with German while attending The International School. She planned to attend college when graduating from high school.

v. AARON ATKINS SUBER, b. November 20, 1981; Adopted child.

Notes for AARON ATKINS SUBER: Aaron was born in Angeles City, Philippines. He was adopted by Yon and Kay Suber when he was an infant. Aaron Atkins Suber was named after Aaron from the Bible and Catherine Atkins Reynolds Broach, Kay's great-great- grandmother. The name Atkins was also Kay's father's name, Cecil Atkins Broach. Playing basketball and participating in his Boy Scout activities were two of Aaron's favorite pastimes. He also played soccer, bowled and was on a swimteam. He excelled at swimming but basketball was his favorite sport. Aaron was a peace maker. He did not like to see his friends quarrel or fight and he would always try to prevent an argument. Aaron worked hard in school and was well liked by his teachers and classmates. He was fun loving, polite, and obedient to his parents. Through his friendship and unconditional love, Aaron touched the lives of many people. When Aaron was 12 years old, he died from spinal meningitis. He was at home in Bellevue, Washington at the time of his death. Aaron was buried at Hillside Cemetery in Issique, Washington. After his death, the school Aaron attended in Bellevue dedicated the school gym in his name. This was a tribute to Aaron and his love of basketball.

More About AARON ATKINS SUBER: Cause of Death: Spinal Meningitis

vi. CLINTON YON SUBER, b. October 12, 1982; Adopted child.

Notes for CLINTON YON SUBER: Clinton was born in Angeles City, Philippines. He was adopted by Yon and Kay when he was an infant. Clinton Yon Suber was given the name Yon after his father. Clinton comes from Clinton Americas Broach, Kay's great-great- grandfather and from Cecil Clinton, Kay's great-great-uncle. Each year when he was a child, Clinton's birthday party had a Halloween theme. One year his family did a spook house for his guests to walk through. Another year his parents made his birthday cake and decorated it to replicate a ghost house. His hobbies included cooking, gardening, sports, Boy Scouts, music and art. On Sunday mornings Clinton enjoyed preparing pancakes for his family. He also enjoyed baking cakes. Clinton and his father often worked together in the yard. In addition to pruning the bushes, cutting the grass and weeding, Clinton had his own flower garden. Yon and Clinton spent many hours together restoring a 1941 Chevrolet that had belonged to Kay's father. Clinton looked forward to the day that he would be old enough to drive. He attended The International School in Bellevue, Washington. After completing high school, Clinton planned to enroll at Brigham Young University in Hawaii.

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 74. WILLIAM SUBER (MATTIE REID GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born March 26, 1951 in Columbia, SC. He married MARY LINDA DOGGETTE May 13, 1972 in Shandon Methodist Church, Columbia, SC.

More About WILLIAM SUBER: Education : Chemical Engineering College: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC Military: U.S. Air Force (pilot) Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

More About MARY LINDA DOGGETTE: College: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Children of WILLIAM SUBER and MARY DOGGETTE are: i. PATRICK LOGAN9 SUBER, b. May 29, 1974, Columbia, SC.

More About PATRICK LOGAN SUBER: College: University of South Carolina-Sumter, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC ii. LAUREN CHAPPELL SUBER, b. March 08, 1977, Abilene, Taylor County, Texas.

More About LAUREN CHAPPELL SUBER: College: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC High School: Thomas Sumter Academy Honors: attends USC Honors College Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

iii. SARA MCLEAN SUBER, b. January 08, 1979, Abilene, Taylor County, Texas.

More About SARA MCLEAN SUBER: High School: Thomas Sumter Academy Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 75. VIRGINIA REID SUBER (MATTIE REID GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ) was born June 22, 1960 in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. She married DAVID MARSHALL GILLESPIE August 30, 1980 in Lutheran Church of The Incarnation Columbia, SC, son of JAMES GILLESPIE and DERALLIN CAMPBELL.

Notes for VIRGINIA REID SUBER: Virginia "Jinny" was born June 22, 1960 at 7:05PM at Baptist Hospital in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina. At birth she weighed 5 pounds 4 ounces and was 19 inches long. Jinny was named for her mother's friend Virginia Cheatham and for her mother Mattie Reid Green Suber. Jinny grew up in Columbia and attended Dreher High School. She graduated from the University of South Carolina in secretarial science.

More About VIRGINIA REID SUBER: Education : secretarial science College: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC High School: Dreher High School, Columbia, SC Sources: Linda Suber Sumter, SC

Notes for DAVID MARSHALL GILLESPIE: David's father was in the Army. After graduating from Spring Valley High School in Columbia, South Carolina, David met and married Jinny Suber. He enlisted in the Army and they moved to Massachusetts for his first assignment.

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Marriage Notes for VIRGINIA SUBER and DAVID GILLESPIE: Jinny met David at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. At the time they met, David drove an orange 1972 Corvette convertible. Jinny and David were married at Lutheran Incarnation Church in Columbia. They were married on Jinny's paternal grandmother's ( Pinckney Lou Yon Suber ) birthday. They had two sons, Jason and Brian. The marriage of David and Jinny ended with a divorce on February 10, 1997 in Columbia, South Carolina. The papers were filed in Richland County, South Carolina.

Children of VIRGINIA SUBER and DAVID GILLESPIE are: i. JASON MARSHALL9 GILLESPIE, b. September 15, 1983, Augsburg, Germany.

Notes for JASON MARSHALL GILLESPIE: Jason was born in Augsburg, West Germany. He was named after his father, David Marshall Gillespie. Jason was an outstanding musician, playing the piano, trombone, and self-taught guitar. He enjoyed baseball, tennis and sailing.

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ii. BRIAN THOMAS GILLESPIE, b. May 11, 1985, Hinesville, Georgia.

Notes for BRIAN THOMAS GILLESPIE: Brian was born on May 11, 1985, at Fort Stewart, in Hinesville, Georgia. Charlie Suber, his maternal grandfather, was born on May 11, 1918. Brian was named after his maternal grandfather, John Thomas "Charlie" Suber and his paternal great-grandfather, Thomas Campbell. Brian loved construction vehicles as a child, but his favorite vehicle was a tow truck. Brian enjoyed go-cart riding, bicycling, and football. He loved animals and at the age of seven, decided to become a veterinarian and on the side, drive construction vehicles. Quite the outdoorsman, he built his own treehouse at the age of nine. Able to change the oil in an automobile at the age of ten, he felt right at home re-installing the powder room sink.

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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 76. JOHHNIE KATHRYN GIBBONS (SADIE LOU BUDDIN, JOHN PATRICK , JOHN PATRICK , WILLIAM , JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ). She married LYNDELL WADE BLACKMON.

Children of JOHHNIE GIBBONS and LYNDELL BLACKMON are: i. JOHN BELK9 BLACKMON. ii. DONALD GIBBONS BLACKMON. iii. REBECCA LYNN BLACKMON.

Generation No. 9

9 8 7 6 5 4 77. TERRI LYNN DYE (JOHN C. , MARIAN WALL, LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born November 11, 1963. She married DARREN SCARBOROUGH.

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Child of TERRI DYE and DARREN SCARBOROUGH is: i. MYRA10 SCARBOROUGH, b. June 06, 1990.

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9 8 7 6 5 4 78. BARRY EUGENE DYE (DELL ALLENE , MARIAN WALL, LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA 3 2 1 BUDDIN, WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born October 08, 1962. He married JOYCE WORLEY.

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Children of BARRY DYE and JOYCE WORLEY are: i. ANSLEY MARIE10 DYE.

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ii. SYDNEY LANE DYE.

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9 8 7 6 5 4 79. DAVID BRIAN DYE (DELL ALLENE , MARIAN WALL, LONNIE KRAMER , FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER, HARRIET EMMA BUDDIN, 3 2 1 WILLIAM , JOHN , JOHN ) was born December 16, 1963. He married CONNIE TORBETT.

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Children of DAVID DYE and CONNIE TORBETT are: i. SARA MICHELLE10 DYE.

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ii. KATHERINE BETH DYE.

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iii. REBEKAH KAY DYE.

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9 8 7 6 5 4 80. DONNA GOODMAN (CARLYLE WHITTIER , NEVA JULEAH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY JANE BUDDIN, JOHN 3 2 1 A. , JOHN , JOHN ). She married UNKNOWN HICKS.

More About DONNA GOODMAN: Occupation: professor- Francis Marion University, Florence, SC

Child of DONNA GOODMAN and UNKNOWN HICKS is: 81. i. SHAWN10 HICKS.

Generation No. 10

10 9 8 7 6 5 81. SHAWN HICKS (DONNA GOODMAN, CARLYLE WHITTIER , NEVA JULEAH GREEN, WILLIAM WHERRY , JULEAH PLAYER, MARY 4 3 2 1 JANE BUDDIN, JOHN A. , JOHN , JOHN ). She married JACOB MELVIN THOMPSON , JR.

Child of SHAWN HICKS and JACOB THOMPSON is: i. JACOB MELVIN11 THOMPSON III, b. April 09, 1996.

Notes for JACOB MELVIN THOMPSON III: Jacob weighed 8lbs 4ozs and was 21inches long at birth.

Endnotes

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