A Dowling Family of The South

R. A. Dowling

A Dowling Family of The South

By R. A. Dowling

To my mother, Cona York, and my wife, Agnes Westervelt . . . and to all the other women whose willingness to adopt the name DOWLING has been but the beginning of their help in pushing the clan to a higher rung of earth’s ladder. R. A. Dowling

Copyright 1959 by R. A. Dowling, Station W.O.O.F. Dothan, Alabama

COVER PHOTO: Claybank Log Church, Ozark Alabama INSCRIPTION ON MONUMENT This is to certify that Claybank Log Church which has been selected as a landmark contributing to a deeper understanding of our American heritage, has been entered on the National Register of Historical Places by the United States Department of Interior, November 7, 1976.

This book was re-typed and all charts redone circa 2008 by Hart Dowling, son of R. A. Dowling, who also added the cover photo and map for the cemetery for the Claybank Church. The indexing of the charts and additional formatting was done by Walter Dowling Wood, 2012. The layout of the book in PDF format (with inserted blank pages) was designed to allow for double-sided printing with multi- page charts printing on opposing pages for easier viewing. The page numbering of the text has not been changed from the original book.

Walter Dowling Wood http://mywoodfamily.us Contents

Preface ...... Page i

To Understand the Charts ...... Page iv

The Father of Our Family: ROBERT ...... Page 1

The WILLIAM Dowling Branch of Our Family ...... Page 3 JABEZ, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 3 ELIJAH, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 12 CAGEBY, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 20

The JAMES Dowling Branch of Our Family ...... Page 21 WILLIAM H., Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 21 JAMES, JR., Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 25 JOHN JABEZ, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 30 WILLIS H., Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 35 Daughters of JAMES ...... Page 37

The JOHN Dowling Branch of Our Family ...... Page 39 DEMPSEY, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 40 ELIAS, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 68 LYDIA ANN Stokes; a Granddaughter ...... Page 72 ZACHEUS, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 74 ALLEN, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 75 RHODA Stokes, a Granddaughter ...... Page 78 LEVI, Grandson of ROBERT ...... Page 81 JEMIMA Hildreth, a Granddaughter ...... Page 87 Nancy Boutwell Dowling ...... Page 90

Recent Endeavors of ROBERT'S Descendants ...... Page 91

The Charts

Addenda

Index (with names of Dowlings not found elsewhere in this book)

Claybank Cemetery

Page 3 INDEX OF CHARTS Chart Location Discussed Parent Chart Number in Book Dowling Head of Family on Page Number 101 99 ROBERT 1 0 311 100 JABEZ 3 101 312 102 ELIJAH 12 101 321 104 WILLIAM H 21 101 322 105 JAMES, JR 25 101 323 106 JOHN JABEZ 30 101 324 108 WILLIS R 35 101 331 110 DEMPSEY, Rev 40 101 332 112 ELIAS 68 101 333 113 LYDIA ANN 72 101 335 114 ALLEN 75 101 336 115 RHODA 78 101 338 116 LEVI, Rev. 81 101 339 118 JEMIMA 87 339 501 120 JOHN RILEY 5 311 504 122 WILLIAM WESLEY 6 311 506 124 AARON 6 311 507 126 JABEZ JACK 7 311 509 128 DAVID C 8 311 511 130 JABEZ LAZURUS, JR 9 311 512 131 JOHN D 10 311 514 132 LAZARUS 10 311 515 134 JOHN 1 311 516 135 JAMES R 11 311 517 136 DARLING WESLEY 12 311 521 138 ELIJAH HENRY, Dr. 15 312 522 138 AARON DECAANIA, Sr 15 312 523 140 JOHN C 15 312 526 142 JAMES AARON E. 18 312 531 143 GEORGE DALLAS 23 321 532 144 THOMAS 24 321 533 145 PHILLIP HENRY 24 321 541 146 WILLIAM HENRY 26 322 542 148 ROBERT WILSON, Sr. 26 322 543 150 JOHN BRYANT 27 322 546 152 JAMES WALTER TOM 28 322 547 154 JOHN HENRY N. P. 29 322 551 156 WILLIAM HAMILTON 30 323 552 157 JOHN VIRGIL 31 323 553 157 DECANIE DEXTER 31 323 556 158 JOHN CALHOUN, Sr 34 323 557 159 BENJAMIN WYMAN, Sr 34 323 558 159 OLIVER PERRY, II 34 323 561 160 MARION JACKSON 44 331 563 161 ANGUS, Rev 49 331 564 162 SIMEON 49 331 565 164 DANIEL YOUNG 50 331 Chart Location Discussed Parent Chart Number in Book Dowling Head of Family on Page Number 566 165 GABRIEL PASTORY 51 331 568 166 SAMUEL LAWSON 57 331 569 167 NOEL BAXTER 58 331 570 168 LOUIS LAWRENCE 59 331 571 168 GEORGE WASHINGTON 59 331 573 169 WILLIAM REYNOLDS 63 331 574 170 GREEN BERRY 63 331 577 172 SIMPSON QUITMAN 65 331 578 173 STEVEN GALVESS 66 331 581 174 ZACHEUS ASBURY 69 332 582 174 JOSEPH BASKERVILLE 70 332 586 175 NOAH COLUMBUS 71 332 587 176 WM. RHEODORE, Sr. 72 332 591 177 WILLIAM ANDREW 76 335 592 178 JOHN CHAPEL 77 335 593 179 JAMES MULDROW, Sr. 77 335 594 180 SAMUEL PINKNEY 78 335 596 180 JOHN HARRISON 85 338 597 181 ROBERT ZEDOCK 85 338 598 181 SHELTON ISAAC 85 338 Dowling Family Reunions at Hopewell Baptist Church Hampton, SC Photos courtesy of Edward T. Zeigler

1934 or 1935

1953 To Understand The Charts Before listing ten guides which will aid your better ation . . . Remember that ROBERT was the first. Any understanding of the Charts in this book, the author person at the top of a "500-series" Chart is a cousin (or calls your attention to the rule of thumb that he used in your ancestor) of ROBERT'S fifth generation. listing Dowling-blooded cousins of the sixth and sev- enth generations . . . Approximately half of these 6. On the "500-series" of Charts, the author cousins are on Charts, bound into the branch of the squeezed in one last bit of eighth generation informa- family in which they belong. The other half of such are tion; namely, a numeral inside the rectangle of each in the Addenda in the back of the book. WHERE ANY grandchild showing the number of offspring that had SET OF FIRST-COUSINS DESCENDED FROM been born to that grandchild as of the time of this ANY FIFTH GENERATION-DOWLING SEEMED book's publication. (Some of the names of these eighth TO HAVE LITTLE CHANCE OF CARRYING ON generation people are given in this book's index in THE DOWLING NAME, THEY WERE PLACED IN those instances where the name of Dowling was being AN ADDENDUM FORM IN THE BACK OF THE carried on.) BOOK . . . But where any set of first-cousins (grand- children) of a fifth-generation-Dowling have already 7. In the interest of brevity and clarity, no surname procreated males who bear the Dowling name, they is ever given for the child or children whose parents were placed on Charts. Of course, ROBERT and his are above them. So get in the habit of looking upward two wives (comprising this book's first generation) and for the surname of any Dowling blooded person ROBERT'S children (comprising this book's second (namely the person with a dash in front of his name). generation), and the third, and fourth, and fifth gener- ations are all on Charts. 8. Any multiple marriage of this Dowling-blood- ed-person is indicated with the letter "a" or "A" tying NOTICE! As you read each of the following together the mate and children of the first marriage . . guides, it is suggested that you glance at the Chart on . and "b" or "B" tying together the mate and children of which your name appears (see Index) so that the appli- the second union . . . and "c", etc., for any third mar- cation of each guide to your close kinsmen may be riage, etc. more easily understood. 9. A cross-mark at the end of a family of children 1. The given-name of a person born a Dowling is indicates that there are no other known children of the ENTIRELY CAPITALIZED. For example, if you see Dowling-blooded-person above them. Similarly, a the name . . . SARAH . . . this automatically shows you question-mark at the end of a family shows that there that this person bore the name of Dowling at birth. were possibly more brothers and sisters than the ones Such persons, and all others that are ROBERT'S listed. If blank rectangles precede the cross-mark or descendants, have a (-) in front of their name. the question-mark, the author knows that there were childrens' names who belonged in each rectangle, but 2. There is always but one descendant of he was unable to gather them. ROBERT'S in a rectangle; and this descendant always has a dash preceding the name. Any other name in that 10. On each Chart of the "600-series" an attempt rectangle is that of a mate. was made to chart all brothers before listing the sisters. 3. Children born to the person at the top of each No dates of birth were gathered on these generations Chart run crosswise (horizontally) in the duo-lined rec- so no attempt was made to list each brother and sister tangles. in order of birth. The grandchildren of the person at the top of each Chart run downwards (vertically) in the single-lined 11. Some people only have a first name and have rectangles. no middle initial; (nmi) after a name shows such a ease. Others have a middle initial, but it does not stand 4. Should you wish to locate the parents of the per- for anything; (io) is used in those eases. son at the top of a Chart, you will notice a reference within that top rectangle to an earlier Chart. There is 12. The charts have been redesigned for easier also a page-reference where text material concerning readership and are found in numerical order starting on this person in the top rectangle may be found. Page 103. 5. Any person at the top of a "300-series" Chart is a cousin (or your ancestor) of ROBERT'S third gener-

Preface You have not always been here. Neither has your sur- has resulted from the emigration made by our family- name . . . But to your father . . . or grandmother . . . or founder deep into the South from Mason and Dixon's some close ancestor, the name Dowling has been one line within a decade after its establishment. Today, which caused a surge of interest when it was men- judging by the mail-list of over one thousand cousins tioned. Their children who bore the name were part of that I have gathered at random, there are less than five them; DOWLING distinguished them from Doakes . . per cent of ROBERT'S descendants living outside the . If Dowlings did not all have the same hereditary South. It also happens that less than one per cent are traits, they at least had the same name. members of the Roman Catholic church. If God ran the film of life backwards for seven Author Michael O'Brien states that there were hundred short years, to the time that your family-name fifty-three Dowlings who were soldiers in the came into being, you would not recognize it. For the American Revolution (all, of course, against the Dowling that you are so interested in was then DUB- British!) Our Social Security Administration, whose HFHLANN. The first half of your name was the old index-system unfortunately only goes through the Irish word meaning "black"; and the last half meant sixth letter of a surname, tells me that there are now in "calf" or "young one". Dublin, Ireland, has half of their files 9,256 people whose names start with the let- your name. It was "Black Creek" . . . Dowlings were ters D-O-W-L-I-N. Judging by the Manhattan and "black calves." Brooklyn directories not one of these is a During the particular centuries in which your and Dowlingberg or Dowlingster or any other variation of my name has evolved, the Irish have resented British plain old Dowling! Based on a recent article by name domination of their country. The British in turn have specialists it is my estimate that there are 15,000 disliked Irishmen's independent ways to the extent of Dowlings in the United States. Based on the same arti- passing laws as "Ye shall knuckle under to us even to cle's estimate of one million ( !) surnames in America the extent of wearing English type dress and getting we would need room for fifteen billion people in this an English type name". This happened before the country if there were as many Howells, Drinkwaters, American history of our Dowlings and the United O'Sheas, etc., as there are Dowlings! States started, but it is a major reason that we bear Many have been interested in the Dowling coat- such an Anglicized version of such a "dyed-in-the- of-arms. There are two or three. One of these wool" Irish name . . . Walk into a schoolhouse there escutcheons was granted on August 5, 1662, at today and ask them to translate Dowling into their Kilkenny, Ireland. The motto on it, "FAVENTO DEO, Irish language and they would hand you your name, SUPERO", means "With the help of God, I conquer". ODUBHLAIN, little changed from the time of its cre- Three of the symbols painted on it might be clues to ation. the areas in which Dowlings were already living by A recent edition of a metropolitan newspaper the end of the Middle Ages, namely: the Irish lion, the showing the places in Ireland that its major families Scottish oak, and the English lion. A heraldic interpre- originated gave no less than six areas with the pre- tation of these would tell you that the oak means "holi- dominant name of Dowling (or its slight variation). In ness" and the lions stand for "deathless courage". Wicklow County alone there are now four townlands Shamrocks on this Dowling emblem indicate "indus- called BALLYDOWLING! Author Edward try and perpetuity". MacLysaght tells in the new book, "Irish Families", Several have asked me WHEN I became interest- how the Dowling chiefs were captured in 1609 and ed in investing the thousands of dollars required for sent from "Fearann ua nDunlaing" (meaning this book; not knowing the exact date I would say that Dowling's Country) to the Kerry-Limerick area . . . it was in the 1930's when my mother borrowed a copy Who knows but that one of these men was one of close of the old old newspaper article mentioned below. kin to our ROBERT Dowling's ancestor. This was Even more of the hundreds that I have interviewed never written down, however, by him nor anyone in have asked WHY I was doing this work. Well, in detail; after all, these clan wars were an everyday World War II there were certain things that we did "by occurrence! the numbers" . . . so let me answer the "Why" of this But the Irish part of our history (concerning such book with several reasons, in order of importance: men as the grammarian and annal-writer THADY 1 - Man lives not by bread alone; he needs a hobby. Dowling, who lived from 1544 to 1628) will not be 2 - My memory is no better than average. If I didn't undertaken in this book. I deal instead with only the have a written record of, say, the persons that married Dowlings that I know that I am kin to, all of whom are my first cousins, I would be in the same fix with the Americans . . . since the Revolution came along! majority of those people interviewed. 3 - Esprit de Another delineation of the people named in this book corps isn't born into your children. Pride of heritage, a sense of responsibility, the realization that he success book is the CAPITALIZATION of every letter in cer- (or flop!) achieved by Uncle Joe's grandson is close by tain people's names. Its purpose is twofold: first, it . . . all these things can best be emphasized with a ref- automatically points out that such a person was born erence-text at hand. 4 - It's never been done before. with the Dowling surname. Second, it saves needless Except for the excellent brochure "To The Dowlings repetition and space. So please understand that Who Served in America's Wars", by Cousin MAUD ROBERT LEE in this book is a Dowling boy with the Dowling Turner of Texas, there is no American publi- middle name of "Lee".... Mr. Dowling's daughter cation existing with as much as five pages of material MARY is probably known to most as a "Mrs. Smith", about Dowlings! but this book will always refer to her as MARY Smith As to HOW I have been able to gather so much thus allowing you instantly to know that she is a material, my path was made easier by such things as Dowling's daughter who married a Smith! the following: In 1857 near the little one-store com- You will find an added system in this book's munity of Ozark, Alabama, two men sat talking. The Addenda which will help you spot your cousins. Take younger man, twenty-three year old ANGUS the women like our MARY Smith above as an exam- Dowling, had just been licensed by the Methodist ple; never again will they bear the Dowling surname. Church as a preacher. He was questioning seventy- But they have just as many of the characteristics of three year old DEMPSEY Dowling about his ances- ROBERT as does the author. So to aid you in recog- tors . . . where they came from . . . what their names nizing these cousins of yours who were born to a were and what had happened to them. This conversa- female descendant of ROBERT'S I have placed a dash tion came none too soon; for by the time the Civil War (-) in front of such cousins' names. Though each ended the elder man died. Addendum only contains the names of approximately Information obtained that day along with other two generations of your cousins, you will find these material was eventually published in Ozark's dashes extremely helpful when interested in extract- "Southern Star" on August 12, 1903. This three-col- ing, for example, MARY Smith's twelve children and umn article under the by-line of NOEL PEELER eighty grandchildren from the particular Addendum Dowling, brother of ANGUS, gave me a start on this where they and all their mates are listed; book. Other major contributions were made by the Every effort has been made to follow the CAPI- thirty years of work done by Mrs. Beulah Barnet TALIZATION rule whether in the text, on the Charts,- Dowling of Florida prior to her recent death and the or with the few Dowling-named people who fall into subsequent permission by her son, ROBERT LEE the Addenda. The DASH rule mentioned above is not Dowling, Jr., for me to abstract her material. I am also used much in the text of the book—only in the grateful for the loan of an unpublished manuscript by Addenda and on the charts. JOEL FRAMPTON Dowling, Sr., of South Carolina Now just as the CAPITALIZATION rule cuts out and the aid given me by Judge Folks Huxford, author the need for repeating Dowling over and over, you of "Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia" and by Mrs. Sarah will likewise find that no other family name is repeat- Grady Passmore, former DAR official of Alabama. I ed when it has just been mentioned (by reference to also wish to thank Benjamin A. Meginniss, author of parents, etc.) a short space above. "The Third Hour", for his professional assistance. A fourth short-cut or guide is this: the several This book was published for the benefit of the lay- thousand marriages shown in the Addenda are indicat- man. Thus you will find a minimum of references ed by the letter (m) in parentheses. A minute's test of which would "prove" anything. My father's statement your ability to remember these guides will double to me that he was the son of NOEL B. Dowling has your comprehension of this book's information. All not been prejudiced by my inability to find documen- four short-cuts are utilized in this example: "MARY tary proof of such; no Southern state kept birth records and John Smith had the following two children, at the time he was born. In fact, I was amused ten -Horace (m) Alice Kelly; -Helen (m) K. D. Belser." . . years ago to learn that I had not been born (if Alabama My four guides tell you that MARY was born a birth records were to be depended on) ! Dowling, that Horace and Helen are kin to you, that I have spent no time acquiring dates of birth, place their name at birth was Smith, and that marriages took of burial, etc., that pertain to my generation nor to the place with mates named Alice Kelly and K. D. Belser. one immediately preceding; neither did I attempt to list brothers and sisters of these two generations in Thanksgiving 1959 exact order of birth. But no effort was spared to obtain and print such data concerning every kinsman and his mate who happened to be contemporary with my grandfather and his predecessors; namely: ROBERT'S fifth generation, and earlier. One odd thing that the reader will notice in this The Father of Our Family: ROBERT

can be seen on present-day Darlington County n August 1, 1643, a FRAMPTON Dowling maps. arrivedO in Virginia on board Captain Samuel It is not known where ROBERT and Sarah's Matthews' ship. It is not known whether he was the home stood. DEMPSEY stated that his grandfa- father of a Corporal WILLIAM Dowling mentioned ther's home was on Jeffries Creek, a larger stream in Maryland records of 1694 nor whether he was two miles east of Boggy Gully. By 1900 the site of kin to the ROBERT Dowling referred to in the ROBERT'S old log-house or that of one of his son's Augusta County records of Virginia in 1700. was faintly visible. Descendant John Marsh and his It is known, however, that in Virginia about grandfather SIMEON went there from Alabama 1730 a small Dowling was born and given the name searching for the place; they probably had the aid of of ROBERT. Had he died without issue, no FRANCIS ASBURY, SR. (born twenty-nine years Dowling-blooded person mentioned in this book after ROBERT'S death). All they could find was a would have ever lived. For he was the father of this "hollow-tree" well casing that had once enclosed Dowling family—a family that has more descen- the primitive well shaft. The home had probably dants in the South than any other by the name been abandoned after the death of Sarah Guinn Dowling. Dowling in 1808. When this lad married, no one bothered to write ROBERT moved to South Carolina five years down the wife's name. Everyone knew it. . . then! after the first Methodist church was founded in Yet a century later an elderly grandson, DEMPSEY America. His daughter-in-law is known to have Dowling, did remember that she was of Virginia joined a Methodist Church twenty-six years after birth and that she had borne one child: his half- this. With all Dowling emigrants from Ireland, that uncle WILLIAM. the author has knowledge of, being Catholic, he Passing on the breath of life in the 1750's was wonders when and how ROBERT or his forebear costly. ROBERT'S young wife died in childbirth. was converted. Did Bishop Francis Asbury accom- Son WILLIAM, true to his Irish ancestry, would plish the task ? If so, the job was well done, for prove to be a thorn in the side of the British, then three of the grandsons shown on Chart 101 became dominant in America. Methodist preachers. Apparently, ROBERT had no After Mrs. Dowling's death, family-founder use for strong drink; the year after he arrived in ROBERT married a second time (see Chart 101). South Carolina, court records of the district in This marriage was in 1754; bride Sarah Guinn was which he lived mention his complaint to the Grand also a Virginian, a member of the Guinn family who Jury of a Joseph Gourly's drunkenness. so distinguished themselves in the Revolution. Little is known of ROBERT'S three daughters. Little did Sarah know that forty-six years later she MARY AN Stewart's husband was probably named would be in far-off Darlington District, South John; John Stewart was given fifty cents by SIME- Carolina (where as the widow "Dooling" she would ON Dowling's administrator for the purchase of have only memories of the "Old Dominion"). planks with which to make the latter's coffin. A By 1773 something caused ROBERT and his Noel Stewart bought the Bible of the deceased. All family to leave Virginia. For that is the date in other information on these Dowling girls is given in South Carolina that King George lI's deputy-sur- ROBERT'S will below. The author believes, how- veyor, John Bremar, Esquire, "admeasured and laid ever, that SARAH married a man by the name of out unto ROBERT Dowling a plantation or tract of Frederick Lee and resided in the Salkehatchee River land containing 300 acres. It is on Boggy Gully, area of South Carolina by 1786, bounding on all sides on vacant land and hath such Shortly after the call to arms by America's revo- shape and marks as the above plat represents." lutionists, ROBERT became a soldier. He chose to The preceding document and thousands of oth- fight with the men of his home state; by May of ers (whose duplicates were preserved by the King's 1777 he was enrolled as a private with Captain men, nearly two centuries ago) may be seen in the William Vause's Company of the 12th Virginia War Memorial Building collection at Columbia, Regiment. Records of the same unit several months South Carolina. ROBERT'S tract was cut through later showed his name (ROBERT Doling!) on the the middle by Boggy Gully branch, a stream that invalid List with eight and 24/72nds dollars of pay

Page 1 due him. Later he was with the sixth Regiment of and chattels land and tenements to act and to the North Carolina Continental Infantry with take and dispose as she sees good for her own Captain White's outfit. He fought at Musgrove's use and support during her life or widowhood if Mill, Guilford Courthouse, and in two battles she be in want. I give and bequeath to my eldest that historians mention as Ameria's mightiest daughter five Shillings—I give to my daughter blows for freedom: the Battle of the Cowpens MARY-AN Stewart five Shillings. Also I give to and the Battle of King's Mountain. Pay voucher my oldest son JAMES Dowling five Shillings. number 1563 in North Carolina records (Volume Also to my son JOHN Dowling one bed and fur- 16, page 1042) shows that ROBERT'S pay for niture. Also to my daughter ELIZABETH eight years of military service was a total of Ogelsbee and my daughter SARAH I leave the $186! land I now live upon to be divided between The contributions made to the independence them. Also to MILLY Dowling the daughter of of our nation by all three of ROBERT'S sons are ELIZABETH one pided cow—Earling and hur listed in following chapters. Prior to the death of name marked with a split in each ear if cow this first ancestor whose Christian name we should breed the beef cattle shall be sold and the know, the author catches a last glimpse of him money put on interest after the death of the (on America's first census). He was still a back- Testator till she cums of age and then to be deliv- woods farmer; he owned no slaves; the four ered to hur or hur lawful hairs; (author's com- youngsters living with him and Sarah were most ment: it is unknown why the inheritor of this likely those of his martyred son WILLIAM. "earling" should not have been referred to as Nearby were the pioneer families of & Saoni Milly Ogelsbee); and also to my youngest Boutwell and John Stokes – families whose daughter I give and bequeath after our deaths all descendants would later marry ROBERT'S off- the rest of our goods and chattels lands and ten- spring. Sons JAMES and JOHN still lived; also, ements to hur and hur hairs forever. I leave my there was over a score of grandchildren . . . wife Sarah Dowling and JAMES Dowling (both Then, there was something else that the of the state of South Carolina) for and absolute Dowlings had never owned . . . never in all the Executors to them my last will and testament and centuries through which their ancestors had I do hereby utter my disalow revoke and flowed. That was the freedom to govern them- dessavou all and every other former testament selves. This father and his three boys showed wills segours bequeaths and exceutors by me in great wisdom in fighting for it. any wise before named willed and bequeathed ROBERT'S last testament, here reproduced, ratifying and confirming these this and no other is on record in the courthouse at Darlington, to be my last will and testament in witnys where South Carolina: “I, ROBERT Dowling of State of I have hearunto set my hand and seal this 20 of South Carolina, County of Darlington, being day of March in year of our Lord one thousand very weak of body but of perfect mind and mem- seven hundred and ninety-four." ory thanks be given to God calling into the mor- tality of my body and knowing that it is appoint- By: ROBERT Dowling ed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say prin- cepely and first of all I give and recommend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God that gave it, and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discri- etions of my executors nothing doutting at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the Mighty power of God and as touch- ing such worldly estate wherein it hath pleased God to bless me in this life. I give demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form, First I give and bequeath to Sarah Dowling, my dearly beloved wife all my goods

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Salkehatchee before war broke out with England. OBERT'S only child by his first wife is Young WILLIAM responded to the call, though not Rthought by some to have been born as late as 1756. by joining the "regulars" as had father ROBERT. But King George's grant of South Carolina land to Instead, he joined the most dreaded band of gueril- this Dowling son, WILLIAM, in 1771, indicates a las that warfare had ever known: the backwoods fol- possible error in such a birth date. Adding proof to lowers of the “Swampfox", General Fransis Marion! this is an 1899 article reporting that WILLIAM mar- American history-books tell of the many times ried in Virginia before coming southward. By the that these men existed by eating sweet potatoes summer of 1770 he was in South Carolina. meal after meal. It wes with them that WILLIAM It is interesting to notice the old maxim that fought in the hopeless defense of Charleston. And it youth ventures first in the case of WILLIAM and wes England's revocation of the paroles originally father ROBERT. For the former arrived in the granted these defeated Colonists after that battle and Carolinas two years earlier than did ROBERT, or so British insistence that frontiersmen be gathered up their respective land grants indicate. to fight for the King that is thought by historians to The tract of land granted WILLIAM in 1771 be the act that later caused such brilliant fighting by was sixty acres in size and lay on Flat Creek "in the Carolinians. Craven County". That old county covered over two- WILLIAM was undoubtedly a "shirt-sleeve" thirds of South Carolina; it was strictly a wilderness patriot . . . one who did not always take time to don with few whites in it, so only men of pioneering his uniform. For his name is not on the official list instinct dared invade it. Adjoining the farm that of Marion's men. But the enemy had his name on a WILLIAM cleared were the lands of a William list! . . . Before the heat generated in this fight which Breton and a widow Gibson. Dowling's "quit-rent" oftentimes involved neighbor against neighbor had to the King's collectors in January of 1774 is proof died away in the 1780's, he was caught at home by of his residence in today's Darlington County area a bunch of Tories and shot dead on the spot! prior to his subsequent move. Dowling's twelve-year old son, JABEZ, looked on By 1775 WILLIAM had moved one hundred helplessly as the muskets boomed! The war was miles to the southwest; he had decided to leave over, but only the leaders had signed the peace unsettled Craven County for the more stable treaty. Orangeburg District. The latter was near enough to ––––––––––––––––– the Savannah waterway on the southern border of WILLIAM'S state that for almost a century a por- WILLIAM'S OLDEST SON JABEZ tion of its area had been known as Colleton County. (See Chart 311 and 101) JABEZ, the oldest son of an oldest son, was It was at this third known home of WILLIAM'S born in 1770 between March and August. Rebecca that history was to let young Dowling live his last gave birth to him in South Carolina He was carried few years. He had purchased this farm from one to the Little Salkehatchee area as a child. Thomas Ford; it was on the Little Salkehatchee at JABEZ married young as had father Cypress Pond. This one hundred acre tract lay near WILLIAM. For Author Folks Huxford states that present-day Bamberg, South Carolina. spinster ELIZABETH Dowling (residing in 1850 WILLIAM had probably married before leav- with the Blackburns in Ware County) was a daugh- ing Virginia; for wife Rebecca Walker was a native ter of JABEZ. She was born in 1786. Another of that state (and a daughter of Nathanial and daughter was probably the SARAH who married Marian Walker). Author D. G. Copeland, who wrote Hansford Cleland in the Barnwell-Beaufort area. As an excellent manuscript covering Orangeburg pio- Chart 311 shows, she had a child named James neers, stated that Rebecca only lived until 1789; Henry. His daughter, Lillie Cleland, is the widow of also that she was about thirty-nine when she died. JOHN CALHOUN Dowling, Sr. (see Chart 556). Rebecca and WILLIAM'S children may be seen on She resides in Brunson, South Carolina. Chart 101. The place of this couple's burial is The 1810 Barnwell census shows that beside unknown. the above two daughters JABEZ also had three oth- Hardly had these Dowlings settled on the Little ers, all of whom were born within ten years prior to

Page 3 that date. One of these would have been NANCY, born recognition of his services in the Indian Wars that 1807, who married Jeremiah Walker, Sr., about twenty- flared around the Okefenokee in the 1830's. Copies of two years later. This couple resided in the southern part the affidavits made by this ancestor of most of of Georgia and reared the eleven children named on Georgia's Dowlings describing his two military careers Chart 311. may be obtained from Federal Archives. He had signed In 1800 JABEZ sold, for fifty pounds sterling, a the last one in 1855 at which time he was eighty-four. one-hundred acre tract of land adjacent to Cypress The remainder of this memorable man's life is lost to Pond. It is most likely the land that father WILLIAM us. And one wonders whether this elderly Dowling had purchased a quarter-century earlier. Other places knew at the time what had happened to his younger owned by JABEZ included a 609 acre tract granted him brother, MICAJAH. by the state in 1810 and described as lying next to ELI- All five of JABEZ's sons (shown on Chart 311) JAH'S farm on a road leading from the Johnston Bridge migrated to Georgia with him. His oldest, named for (on the South Edisto) to the "Old Savannah Crossing" JABEZ's honored father, was WILLIAM II. This boy (on the Little Salkehatchee). had been born in 1791; and the girl he married January By the age of thirty-eight Dowling was a Justice of 7, 1813, in Barnwell County had been born in 1792. the Peace in the Salkehatchee area of South Carolina. Her name was Elizabeth Rhoden. It was three years Georgia records show his "passport" affidavits so nec- after this marriage that WILLIAM II and a younger essary for Carolinians desiring to cross the Creek brother were given a 563 acre grant of land by South Nation that lay between them and New Orleans. Carolina. It was in the Salkehatchee area "on Half- JABEZ saw a chance to even an old score in 1814. Moon Branch and the waters of Lemon Swamp". The Americans and British were at it again, so he But within five years after marrying WILLIAM II enlisted in the defense forces of Colonel Youngblood's had disposed of land holdings (on the Salkehatchee and Regiment, taking son DENNIS with him. Edisto rivers) to Zachariah Graham, Lot Copeland, and Shortly afterwards JABEZ and most of his family Jesse Rice. These sales were no doubt in preparation left Barnwell District. One of his last acts in his native for the family's migration. state was the witnessing of brother ELIJAH'S will. About 1830 these Dowlings moved to Lowndes After a brief residence in coastal McIntosh County, County, Georgia, near present-day Valdosta. Nearby Georgia, these Dowlings moved to the section of old was the family of brother DENNIS. Both families were Wayne County that now lies in Brantley County. There, to live in Lowndes during more than twenty subsequent too, he was a Justice of the Peace, 1822-1824. years. Living there with WILLIAM II and Elizabeth in JABEZ spent nearly half of his life in the place he 1850 was his ninety-year old mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary moved next: the 590th Militia District of Ware County. Rhoden. She and Mrs. Dowling were of South Carolina He and wife Rebecca were there at the time of the 1840 birth. census. (Rebecca was about the same age as her hus- In the 1850's WILLIAM II and his family left band; her maiden name is unknown. She died within Lowndes and moved to Volusia County, Florida, near ten years after this. About 1825 she had helped orga- present-day Daytona Beach. He died there October 28, nize that area's Smyrna Church.) 1858; wife Elizabeth was still alive two years later, liv- At this place, as in South Carolina, JABEZ helped ing near Margaret Alden Dowling. civilization's progress by teaching school; for this WILLIAM II'S OLDEST SON, JOHN RILEY, grandson of ROBERT'S was a leader. In 1825 he had been born February 12, 1816, in the Salkehatchee became church clerk of High Bluff Baptist Church area. After the fourteen year old boy went to Georgia (called "Big Creek Meeting House" at one time); he with his parents he met Georgia-born Margaret Alden. held this job continuously until his death over three To finance their marriage JOHN RILEY sold, on July decades later. The 1828 minutes of the Piedmont 31, 1850, the hundreds of Lowndes acres comprising Baptist Association list him as a delegate. And on Lots 287 and 312 for one hundred dollars. December 11, 1843, he was licensed to preach. JOHN RILEY and Margaret were blessed with Picturesque High Bluff Baptist Church still stands—its their first child during a visit to Washington, D. C., old shingled roof probably overlooking the last resting October 18, 1852. (By the time of this babe's death place of this Dowling couple. eighty-two years later he would be known as one of the . . . Preacher, teacher, farmer, public-servant. . . largest citrus-owners in Pasco County, Florida); the and even an Indian fighter! For prior to his death parents named him WILLIAM NEWTON. JABEZ was granted bounty-lands by the government in

Page 4 Upon the arrival of these Dowlings in primitive This solitude gives ample scope Volusia County JOHN RILEY was elected to the To thoughts of doubts and in me of hope position of Court Clerk. In 1858 he was re-elected Of thoughts that pass in quick review and it was most likely during an official trip up the There's one that is that I love you coast (aboard the bark "E. A. Rollins") that he wrote the following poem to wife Margaret: I think of all your gentle acts Of kindest deeds and simple facts You say that I don't love you now And of the course you will pursue Or else grown colder since our vow And then I think that I love you But I assure you and it's true I know I love and only you Now should this separation last and all our future prospects blast At first I thought 'twas pity made or should it be that death ensue Attentions sweet to you I paid Remember I love only you. But afterwards I did pursue And found I lov'd and only you Written by John R. Dowling

And when we married as you know On Board Bark E. A. Rollins, June 25th 1859 I chose you from a lengthy vow No other my affections drew Because I lov'd and only you By 1863 this Dowling was dead, a victim of the squalid conditions which existed in a Yankee prison I know how you have been advis'd at nearby St. Augustine! The literary vein so promi- And all my acts were criticis'd nent in Ireland's Dowlings had been nipped at least on this bud of the tree. A few months later Margaret From which your prejudices grew Alden bore her dead husband's last son, JOHN To doubt that I lov'd only you WESLEY; and tragedy lay on the horizon for him, too. Twenty-three years later the boy was killed by a In truth I must acknowledge more horse. (This Dowling family may be seen on Chart For I have met temptations sore 501. Mother Margaret had been born May 16, 1822, And trials many it is true to Georgia-born parents. She moved to Hernando Though still I lov'd and only you County, Florida, in 1878, where she died June 17, 1897. She was buried in Mount Zion Cemetery near When any fault with me you found Dade City, Florida Her gravesite and that of JOHN Then I remember'd I was bound RILEY'S are unknown; he was a fifth Dowling in To cherish love and then I knew his line to be buried without a marker, for he and his Full well I lov'd and only you forebears had all lived on frontiers.) WILLIAM II'S SECOND CHILD, MATTHEW B., was born in South Carolina in 1827. Later, as a When I the last great stroke receiv'd grown man in Lowndes County, Georgia, it was he Myself disgrac'd and sadly griev'd who purchased brother JOHN RILEY'S land in Destruction seem'd so plain to view 1850. Four years later, probably in preparation for But still I lov'd and only you the Florida move, he sold half of this tract. Florida's Archives show that MATTHEW B. And while in prison I'm confin'd qualified as a Volusia court official in 1860; this was With many sorrows on my mind two years after his only known son, JOHN My pleasant thoughts are very fiew GASPER, had been born in that county. (Wife One is I love and only you Jane—? was of South Carolina birth and thirty years old at the time of the 1860 Volusia census; daughters ELIZABETH, eight, and MARY, six, were listed as born in Georgia.

Page 5 Grandmother Elizabeth Rhoden Dowling lived next seen on Chart 504. door to these Dowling children.) WILLIAM WESLEY was a militiaman in MATTHEW B. Dowling joined the newly-formed Lowndes County, Georgia, about the year he reached cavalry company of the East Florida District on adulthood. On February 8, 1838, he married Ardelia October 15, 1863. (This Company H was later assigned Elizabeth Frier. (She was the daughter of Sarah to the 5th Florida Cavalry Battalion.) Four months later Peacock and Reverend Ryan Frier, pioneer minister of the unit's roll listed him as A. W. O. L. But it is most the Missionary Baptist faith. Ardelia lived from 1825 likely that the "M. T. Dowling" who later enlisted in until January 12, 1895, at which time she was buried Company A of the same Battalion at Camp Preston is beside Mr. Dowling in the New Bethel Cemetery, near our MATTHEW. Nothing further is known of this cou- Valdosta. He had died January 12, 1883.) ple nor their three children. Just before War engulfed the South WILLIAM WILLIAM II'S THIRD CHILD, REBECCA E., is WESLEY'S large family lived in Clay County, Florida, shown as a twentyyear old, South Carolina born girl on at Middleburg. But his purchase of a 427 acre farm on her father's 1830 Lowndes County census in Georgia. It September 20, 1862, back in Lowndes County is is not known what happened to her after this; she might recorded at the Valdosta courthouse. Father DENNIS have lost her life or her surname in South Georgia or was an advisor to the transaction as his name is on the South Florida. deed as a witness. This move occurred a few months ––––––––––––––––––– after son JOHN MOSES had gone to White Springs, JABEZ'S next son after WILLIAM II was a boy Florida, and joined the 1st Cavalry Regiment. At least named DENNIS. He too was born in the Salkehatchee one or two more of this family saw service before the area in 1795. Twenty years later, on a beautiful March war ended; the “W. W. Dowling” of Olmstead's 15th, DENNIS Dowling married Mary Elizabeth Georgia Infantry might have been our WILLIAM Moore. Both were the same age and she, also, was a WESLEY. Son WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOR Dowling South Carolinian. Chart 311 shows the three children also served. The guardian angel assigned to the latter born to them. served a long time; in 1947 he became Commander-in- This young couple probably went to Georgia with Chief of America's Confederate Veterans (later dying father JABEZ. For as a resident of Ware County in two months before his hundreth birthday)! 1827 DENNIS won land that was being given to such DENNIS'S NEXT CHILD, ELIZA, married military veterans as himself. But by 1830 this family Charles King, and moved to Jacksonville or south of was living in Lowndes County, Georgia. To defend his Perry, Florida. A son of theirs went to sea and was farm against threatened Indian attacks DENNIS never heard from again; they also had children named crossed the nearby Florida border in 1837 and joined Rebecca and Eliza (Betty?) as well as a son named that state's 2nd Militia Regiment. His training in the James Dennis King. The latter married the daughter of War of 1812 had given him a good background for such Nathan King and their eighty-four year old son, Robert service. Dennis, corresponded with the author just before this DENNIS became a charter-member of the Unity book's publication from his home at Greenville, Primitive Baptist Church in 1841; at the age of forty- Florida. eight he was made a Deacon. Then for a twelve-year DENNIS'S LAST CHILD, REBECCA, was born period beginning in 1849 he served as a Justice of the in 1825. At the age of seventeen she married one of the Peace in the 663rd District of Lowndes. He died May many Samuel Registers in South Georgia. (This was on 6, 1871, or 1872, and was buried at Unity Church. Son June 30, 1842; groom Samuel had been born in Bullock WILLIAM WESLEY'S sale of land (Lying in the County, Georgia, July 17, 1812, to Ricy Johnson and southern part of Lot 171 of the 11th Land District) "for William Register—both parents being North my mother Mary" was evidently a disposal of the old Carolinians.) REBECCA and Samuel are forbears of homeplace for the aged widow. (Mary Moore Dowling the descendants listed in Addendum 602. Mr. Register died on October 11, 1879, and was buried beside DEN- died November 12, 1886; REBECCA, July 9, 1908. NIS; she had been a member of Antioch Methodist Both are buried at Wayfair Cemetery in Echols County, Church.) Georgia. DENNIS'S OLDEST SON, WILLIAM WESLEY, –––––––––––––––––– was born August 14, 1816, in the Salkehatchee area of JABEZ had named his oldest son in honor of Barnwell District, South Carolina. His ancestors may father WILLIAM; in 1795 when a third son was born be seen on Chart 311 while his descendants may be to him and Rebecca they named him for Uncle

Page 6 JAMES. For under Marion those two sons of grandchildren (see Chart 507) about her fear of the ROBERT'S had been together in some close corners. wild animals during the journey. Also, how she had to JAMES II and brother WILLIAM II received rest so often — nursing the babies and then taking the aforementioned grant of land (near present-day another tuck in her apron as she plodded onward. Bamberg, South Carolina) in 1816. Though JAMES II Luckily, she arrived safely at the Hickox household. was a grown man at the time he must have needed Husband JACK, however, was almost lost in the land more than he needed a wife. It is pretty certain fierce fighting that raged to the north. One day he was that he did not marry until the Dowlings reached wounded; as he lay there unable to withdraw, a blue- Georgia. JAMES II'S mother had been named coat came by and seeing him alive bayonetted him Rebecca; so had his grandmother Dowling. One over the ear. After regaining consciousness he was would think by looking at Chart 311 that this young able to crawl back to where others, all wounded, were man decided to make it three in a row! For about 1826 being loaded on flatcars of an evacuation train. The he too married a Rebecca (her maiden name is withdrawing train wasn't able to go far though before unknown; she had been born in the Peachtree State it became necessary to abandon it. By this time it was thirty years previously). each man for himself; and no sooner had JACK start- In 1833 JAMES II began a twelve year tenure of ed the third leg of his flight than he realized that he office as a Justice of the Peace in the 590th Militia could go no farther. The tattered, grey - clad legs pass- District. Four to six years later he took on the addi- ing him dropped from a throng to a trickle. Then a pair tional job of Captain in command of surrounding mili- stood before him; what color were they? Dimly JACK tiamen whose arms protected the settlers from could distinguish that they were grey and not blue and marauding savages. that the man was an officer. JACK said later that the After the 1850 enumeration of this Dowling fam- thought immediately raced through his mind that this ily in Ware County DARLING II, a seventeen year old person would offer no help to a mere corporal. But he son, and father JAMES II died. They were probably did . . . and years later in the twilight of Mr. Dowling's victims of the dreaded epidemics that periodically life there was only the deep scar of a bayonet over the invaded the primitive homes of nineteenth century old man's ear to show for the incident. America. Widow Rebecca, age sixty-four, was still JAMES II'S ONLY DAUGHTER, REBECCA, living ten years later. (Pierce County had enveloped was named for her mother, grandmother, and great- the old homeplace; and next door, her youngest son, grandmother. Born in 1831, in Georgia, she was the JABEZ JACK was living.) oldest of the four children shown on Chart 311. JAMES II'S YOUNGEST SON, JABEZ JACK, Nothhing more is known of her by the author. was born in Ware County, Georgia, on August 5, 1838. JAMES II'S OLDEST SON, AARON, was a As have so many other Dowlings, this one would be large man. The nephew mentioned above was always long-lived, not dying until January 6, 1920. During all known as "Little Aaron." Before father JAMES II left his life he was known as JACK Dowling. the Salkehatchee area he must have become quite JACK married the daughter of Sarah Altman and fond of the Rices. Thus Mr. Dowling named his first- David Hickox (wife Sarah had been born to those born AARON when he made his appearance July 26, Wayne County pioneers on October 8, 1842; she lived 1827, at their Ware County, Georgia, home. past eighty, dying December 21, 1922. She and JACK AARON married some twenty-three years later, are buried in the large cemetery a mile west of February 10, 1850. Chart 506 shows the dozen chil- Hickox, Georgia.). This wedding took place dren born to him and Sarah A. Winn. (She was born in December 23, 1858, and was witnessed by JACK'S Georgia on February 18, 1831, both her parents, Sarah brother AARON and a Harley J. Hickox. O'Berry and Joseph Jones Winn, being of Georgia Shortly after Sarah gave birth to twins, JACK birth. Sarah lived until December 27, 1896; AARON, was placed on the roll of Captain John T. Wilson's until February 13, 1905. Both are buried at Sardis Satilla Rangers (50th Georgia Infantry Regiment). Cemetery three miles west of Folkston, Georgia.) With no man in the house it was imperative that Sarah When Charlton County, Georgia, was created in return to her parents, miles away . . . Early one morn- 1864, AARON was a member of its first County ing she packed her apron full of clothes for little Board. Three years later he became the first Ordinary AARON and EMMA and with a baby in each arm that adjoining Pierce County ever had. Of over thir- began the long trip through the woods. teen Dowling cousins serving the Confederacy from A half-century later Sarah delighted in telling her South Georgia he was the only officer, surrendering

Page 7 at Appomattox as a Lieutenant in the 50th Georgia year, on October 10th he married Letitia Thomas (she Infantry Regiment. was the twenty-two year old daughter of Captain AARON lived in Baker County, Florida, in the Banner Thomas who had led the 590th Militia as had 1880's; later these Dowlings moved near Sardis DAVID'S father. Letitia was probably born in Cemetery, west of Folkston, Georgia. The father's will- McIntosh County, Georgia; she and DAVID died in the ingness to offer himself for governmental work was Reconstruction Period, thus their graves were never the beginning of a tradition on this limb of the tree; son marked. They were both alive in 1870. JAMES RILEY became a Georgia Senator, represent- DAVID C. was a tall, dark-eyed, frail man. Some ing Pierce County at the end of the century; grandson say that he was an even six feet in height. He had prob- FRANK JOSEPH, as a Baker County Judge in Florida, ably met Letitia at services in High Bluff Church for estabblished a near record for the number of marriages her parents had been received by letter into that ever performed by one man; great-grandson WALTER Church when Letitia was fifteen. This Dowling was a CECIL, a U. S. diplomat, is sketched elsewhere in this God-fearing man and a good provider. Pierce County book; grandson JAMES LEMUEL was a 1927 legisla- records show the sale by him of 980 acres of land tor from Colquitt County. about 1872. This family owned a large number of cat- ––––––––––––––––––– tle; father DAVID processed some of their hides into In the last year of the 18th Century, on March 13th, leather, later making this into shoes and saddles. Life JABEZ Dowling's fourth son was born . . . Now that in that time was primitive; even after daughter POLLY father WILLIAM had been honored . . . and Uncle had grown up, the brightest glimmer of livelihood for JAMES had been honored . . . it was about time for her and the husband she had just married was to live in JABEZ to perpetuate his own name. This he did, the middle of Okefenokee Swamp (on Cowhouse adding the Bible's "Lazarus" for good measure (see Island) where their traplines and fishing supported Chart 311). their thirteen children. Young JABEZ LAZARUS was still single when As POLLY and the other children of DAVID'S he left his Salkehatchee birthplace. But during the (shown on Chart 509) were growing up, Mr. Dowling short residence of his parents in Wayne County, was concerned about their education to the extent of Georgia, this twenty-two year old Dowling was capti- hiring a teacher and building a log-cabin in which vated by the fourteen-year old daughter of Wayne pio- school could be held. The oldest child was just twenty neer Benjamin Davis. Beautiful Honor Eliza Davis had when the war came! good reason to be attracted by this slender South Before the uncivil Civil War was over it must Carolinian; for he had already earned the bars of a have shaken this family to the roots; DAVID C's Lieutenant in the 335th Militia. (They married April grandson told the author that he didn't know that his 14, 1822, in her home county. She had been born in father had brothers by the name of WILLIAM W. and Wayne, December 18, 1807, and would live past her DAVID L.... What happened to them? WILLIAM W. seventy-third birthday. The burial place of this couple had been enrolled in the 24th Georgia Cavalry is unknown though they are probably in "Dowling Battalion on June 19th, 1862; the photostat of DAVID Cemetery" on the banks of the Satilla, east of Hickox, L's infantry record showed that he was captured at Georgia. This branch of the family donated the land.) Frederick, Maryland, in September of 1862, his condi- Five years after JABEZ L. married Eliza the tion necessitating admittance to a hospital. The fol- "History of Ware County" tells us that he was one of lowing month he was exchanged, at which time he was the first four men in that huge old county to win lottery placed in a Richmond hospital for eighteen days. Then land. For it was about this time that the three younger he was given a furlough for a month's period; yet after sons of JABEZ and the elder Dowling settled in Ware a subsequent extension of this for three weeks his com- County, in an area that was made part of Pierce in pany seems to have never heard from him again (or so 1858. Until 1839 JABEZ L. captained a Militia the 50th Georgia Infantry records through February of Company, the 590th; later this service earned Eliza a 1863 would indicate.) pension. JABEZ LAZARUS died on March 4, 1865. The demand for Southern manpower was so ter- THE FIRST CHILD OF JABEZ L., SR. was born rific that father DAVID C. had to help man the ram- on July 1, 1823, and named DAVID C. Like his moth- parts. Captain E. D. Hendry's Mounted Infantry er and his grandfather Dowling, this boy matured Company, known as the "Pierce Mounted Volunteers" early. The history of Ware County, Georgia, states that had been formed to defend the Confederate coast he was in the militia as early as 1838. The following between Georgia's Altamaha River and the St. Mary's.

Page 8 Mr. Dowling served in it and seemingly was never 1836; named AVERY, he lived less than two years. The exposed to the ordeals suffered by his sons. fifth daughter of Mr. Dowling’s and Honor Eliza's was THE NEXT TWO CHILDREN OF JABEZ L's SOPHINA BELL, born April 9, 1838. On December were the daughters LUVICEY and TEMPERANCE. 16th after her twentieth birthday she married William The older of these married an Altman; as the Ware Edwards. Any possible descendants of this union have woods are full of Altmans, around Waycross, it would not been sought. be an easy matter for the fortunes of LUVICEY (born JABEZ LAZARUS SENIOR'S EIGHTH CHILD 1825) to be traced; but the author did not have time to was daughter MARY MARTHA, born December 7, do this. Her father's Bible shows her marriage to Jacob 1840. A striking portrait of her and her husband David Altman on February 15, 1844. It is believed that this Raulerson is owned by grandson Lonnie W. Manning, Jacob Altman, before dying about 1889, left children who lives near the Raulerson Cemetery at the junction by the name of Lottie, Jane, Dave, Bud, Noah, and of the two Satilla Rivers. (MARY MARTHA and David Jacob. Son Jacob married Nancy Crews and their are buried there. She was his second wife, marrying daughter "remembers Uncle JABE Dowling" (referring him at the age of sixteen, February 26, 1857. David was evidently to LUVICEY’S younger brother); this daugh- thirty-three at the time, having been born to Nancy ter, Mattie Altman Sweat, was a sister of Owen K. Baggs and Jacob Raulerson in Georgia on May 5, 1823. Altman, who married Ella Doggett. Then we also know David's mother was also of Georgia birth but his father that Jacob Altman, Sr.'s grandson, Charles Hyson was a South Carolinian.) David Raulerson died at the Altman (son of Noah) married DARLING WESLEY's age of eighty-five, June 10, 1908; MARY MARTHA daughter EMMA. was eighty-three at the time of her death, February 12, TEMPERANCE (DOWLING) became the first 1924. Addendum 607 records their descendants. The wife of Lieutenant James A. Rowell on April 16, 1845. author was fascinated by the name of one of MARY'S (He had been born in Camden County, Georgia, on brother-in-laws; it was Nicebud Raulerson! June 4, 1820, son of James Rowell whose father, John THE NINTH CHILD OF JABEZ L'S was named had fought in the Revolution. Lt. Rowell was quite a HESTER ANN. After the little tot's birth on May 11, man; by his second wife he had twins at the age of sev- 1843, she did not live long. enty; also he lived past his ninetyfourth birthday, dying Except for infant AVERY it had been twenty-three April 22, 1915. The 1810 birthdate on his tombstone is long years by 1846 since JABEZ LAZARUS Dowling erroneous.) TEMPERANCE and James A. were mem- had sired a male . . . On March 16th of that year wife bers of the Primitive Baptist Church at Hickox, Eliza gave birth to a child; the husband was overjoyed Georgia. She lived from January 14, 1828, until May that it was a boy! "JABEZ LAZARUS . . . JUNIOR . . 20, 1889; she and Mr. Rowell are buried in the remote shall be his name," said the proud father . . . Now that Dowling Cemetery east of Hickox, Georgia. Their chil- a century has elapsed it can well be seen that this young dren and grandchildren are named in Addendum 604. Dowling did a good job of carrying on the name! OFFSPRING NUMBER FOUR AND FIVE Notice the fifty - seven grandchildren shown on Chart BORN TO JABEZ L. were also daughters. And both of 511. ("JABE" as the boy was called married Jim Crew's them married brothers! Sister ADELINE, born 1832, daughter, Susan, about 1865, at which time she was married Isham Crews as his first wife; she died before eighteen. It was Susan's sister Nancy that married the 1888 and was probably buried at Moore Cemetery previously mentioned Jacob Altman. Susan died in north of Hoboken, Georgia. The children born to her October, 1917, about four years after the death of hus- and Isham are listed in Addendum 605; Isham is buried band JABEZ LARARUS, JR.; both are buried in in the Hortense, Georgia, Cemetery. He married ADE- Moore Cemetery a few miles north of Hoboken, LINE August 18, 1851. Georgia.) Sister SABRA SALINA, born 1833, married JABEZ LAZARUS, SENIOR'S ELEVENTH William John ("Jack") Crews. Their offspring are CHILD was born in 1849 on April 22nd. This girl, shown in Addendum 606; grandson Walter Crews is REBECCA ELIZA, was still single as late as the 1880 present sheriff of Brantly County. This daughter of Pierce County, Georgia, census. She probably married Honor Eliza Dowling's is buried in Moore Cemetery; twice. Author Folks Huxford's excellent genealogical Mr. Crews was also buried there though neither grave books concerning South Georgians show her marriage is marked. Their marriage date was November 29, to Mr. A. Petty. Others have stated that the Moore 1849. Cemetery grave of "Mrs. Rebecca Roberson, Died THE SECOND SON OF JABEZ L. was born in January 25, 1923" is the last resting place of this

Page 9 Dowling. The same sources told the author that Zibe THE FIRST CHILD OF DARLING'S waa born on King of Nahunta, Georgia, or Schlatterville was a June 27, 1825, and named MARY E. At the age of nine- descendant of hers. teen MARY married the son-in-law of Revolutionary THE LAST CHILD OF JABEZ L. was born in Soldier John Burnside of Bryan County, Georgia; his 1854, just before the action of Ware County that these name was Dempsey Griffin (Dempsey's father, James, Dowlings lived in became a part of Pierce County. Mr. was disemboweled by one of his sixteen slaves on the Dowling and Eliza named the baby JOHN D.... Twenty- Griffin plantation shortly before the outbreak of the one years later JOHN D. married Nancy Taylor, a girl Civil War. The elder Griffin had been born in South two years his junior. Two generations of their issue are Carolina.) Dempsey had been born nineteen days earli- shown on Chart 512. JOHN D. was probably the er than wife MARY; he lived until November 2, 1897, youngest of any of Grandfather JABEZ Dowling's and she lived until October 4, 1902; they are interred at forty-five grandchildren (named on Chart 311). JOHN High Bluff. The large number of children and grand- died when only thirty-three, September 17, 1887; his children left by this couple are named in Addendum unmarked tomb is at the head of son WILLIAM LAY- 608. TON'S grave in Moore Cemetery, a few miles north of SECOND DAUGHTER, MARTHA, was born to Hobeken, Georgia. Wife Nancy is buried beside her Sophie and DARLING in 1827 on March 17th. After daughter, LIZA Hickox. maturity she married Edmond Thomas, a brother-in-law of first-cousin DAVID C. (See Chart 311; Edmond had ––––––––––––––––– been born September 4, 1820, to Mary and Banner DARLING Dowling, the fifth and last son of JABEZ, Thomas, a one-time court magistrate of Ware County.) just was old enough to remember his father's absence MARTHA'S husband lost his life in Civil War; yet he is from the Salkehatchee area during the War of 1812. For buried at High Bluff as is she. Her death occurred this lad had been born in 1801. His Christian name March 10, 1875. Their numerous descendants are listed might be a clue to mother Rebecca's maiden name; for in Addendum 609; "Buffalo Ban" M. Thomas, Georgia Darling is a well-known surname in the Atlantic coastal legislator, was one of their children. Prior to father area. Edmond's early death he had held the position of After the previously mentioned emigration from Thomas County tax collector and at an even earlier date South Carolina DARLING met Benjamin Davis's had been a militiaman in the company of Captain James daughter, Sophie; they married August 17, 1824, in A. Sweat's Indian fighters. Wayne County, Georgia. Father JABEZ performed the DARLING'S THIRD CHILD was named for the ceremony. The reader will remember that Sophie's sister infant’s uncle; little LAZARUS really should have been married DARLING'S brother (see Chart 311). In the born ten days earlier. Thus it could have been engraved 1830's DARLING joined several other of the Dowling on his tombstone February 17, 1919, that he lived nine- boys of that area in the militia units organized to handle ty years from the time of his birth! LAZARUS was the emergency created by nearby Indian uprisings. He often called "Lashum" and "Lay" Dowling. and brother JAMES II and nephew DAVID were paid at This grandson of JABEZ did not marry until he Waresboro on April 11, 1839, for such service. Also, was thirty. Mary Ann and he were not to have long wife Sophie later was awarded land for this. together; fifteen years later, she died leaving the four- In 1841 DARLING and Sophie joined High Bluff teen children shown on Chart 514 . . . The many, many Primitive Baptist Church. Ten years later the last of their trips made to the fish-pond by this lovable father to twelve children had been born. Few of the children had wash the stacks of children's clothes is still remembered married by then; much meat was needed . . . Father by daughter "KATE". (Wife Mary Ann was the daugh- DARLING was pursuing a deer one day, when glancing ter of Bathsheba Thomas and William Guy; Mr. Guy back he failed to see a low-hanging limb! He struck it was the Georgia legislator who introduced the bill cre- with such force that it killed him instantly. His tomb- ating Pierce County out of the part of Ware that so many stone may be seen among the giant old cedar-trees at of JABEZ'S descendants lived in. Mrs. Dowling's exact High Bluff in the western edge of present-day Brantley death-date was October 8, 1874; she was born October County, Georgia. Sophie lived almost forty years after 1, 1837; she and LAZARUS are buried at High Bluff.) this event; she died about the age of eighty in 1890, and LAZARUS was one of the half-dozen Dowling is buried beside Mr. Dowling. She had been born in soldiers in the 50th Georgia Infantry Regiment's Georgia though father Benjamin and Mrs. Davis were Company A. He was a squad leader. On the second day South Carolinians.) of the horrible Battle of Antietam (a clash near Sharps-

Page 10 burg, Pennsylvania, in which nearly 24,000 men were years later these two Johns sisters and their Dowling lost) Dowling was wounded. Six months later these husbands were living side by side in Florida's New wounds had caused his discharge; he mentions them River District. The offspring of the younger couple is in an affidavit included in the Florida pension file of shown on Chart 516. (Annie also married Jasper fifth-cousin JOHN H. Also, in that file is his beautiful Altman and Richard Davis before her death about signature. 1888. She is buried at old Mt. Pleasant Cemetery near At one period in his long life LAZARUS taught Chattahoochee, Florida. JAMES R. was born in I834.) others the intricacies of Sacred Harp singing that he JAMES R. lost his life during the Battle of Ocean loved so much. He was a Deacon of High Bluff Pond, near Olustee, Florida. He was shot off of the Church. "Dowling Bridge" was built on the Satilla white horse he had taken into one of the bloodiest bat- near the place that LAZARUS once operated a ferry. tles of the entire Civil War; one-third of the attacking As evidence of his business abilities, he was appoint- Northern forces were killed or wounded. But the vic- ed to handle the estate of his father-in-law’s, which tory was an empty one for Dowling’s small family; in included several hundred acres of land. fact, it is doubtful that they knew of JAMES'S death DARLING HAD ANOTHER SON after for weeks afterward. For mother Annie had fled her LAZARUS and named him JOHN. His birth came on threatened home with her three small children . . . Of March 12, 1831. After the untimely death of JOHN'S JABEZ'S nine grandsons (by the name Dowling!) father the boy and his older brother were the main- who fought in this regretable conflict JAMES R. and stays in the farm-work so necessary to mother first-cousin JOHN RILEY are the only two who failed Sophie's support of her dozen children. But by the to return home. To find how closely mankind was still time he was twenty-four JOHN had begun visiting following the "survival of the fittest" rule in the nine- Baker County, Florida, across the nearby state-line. It teenth century one should try finding evidence in was there that he was captivated by the charms of Florida or Washington that either man ever lifted his Sarah Johns; . . . "and then they were married" hand for "those glorious states' rights"! February 22, 1855, two years to the day after she had THE SIXTH CHILD OF DARLING'S was taken up residence in the Sunshine State! (Wife Sarah daughter HARRIETT, born in 1835. During the Civil was the daughter of Sarah Leigh and Riley Johns and War she married a schoolteacher-farmer, William had been born in Georgia December 17, 1839, as had Henry Stone. Mr. Stone was the son of Allen Stone her parents. Mrs. Johns had been born in Camden and ______Thomas and it was HARRIETT'S County; Mr. Johns, in Liberty; as a resident of Baker, marriage that would later bring widower Stone, HAR- he was elected to that county's governing board.) RIETT'S father-in-law, to the altar with a younger In 1860 JOHN and Sarah resided in the New daughter of DARLING'S! Henry, as the younger River District of Florida. From his farm there JOHN Stone was called, died in 1917 at the age of seventy- went to Sanderson or Baldwin in May of 1862 and five. Wife HARRIETT lived to be ninety-two! Their joined Florida's 8th Infantry Regiment; he was placed tombstones are in North Prong Cemetery, Baker in Company F. Later, in the terrible slaughter that took County, Florida, near the place of their residence. Two place at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, he became separat- generations of their issue are named in Addendum ed from his unit; two days after General Lee had with- 610. drawn the surviving Southerners, the Yankee forces HARRIETT'S younger sister, SELETA, was born found Dowling in the nearby woods. They kept him in 1837. As explained above, this Dowling girl mar- imprisoned at Fort Delaware and Fort Lookout until ried widower Allen Stone after the death of his first the end of the war . . . JOHN did not die until wife. This second marriage of Allen's probably took September 17, 1912, and wife Sarah died twenty days place after 1880 for SELETA is thought to be the before her seventy-sixth birthday. They had first met Dowling sister residing with younger brother DAR- in Baker County . . . and there they are buried. The LING WESLEY that year in Pierce County, Georgia. graves of both are in North Prong Cemetery. Their Addendum 611 gives a list of sixth generation children are named on Chart 515. "Dowlings" that issued from this marriage. JAMES R. WAS THE NEXT SON OF DAR- DARLING'S EIGHTH CHILD was daughter LING'S He not only followed JOHN in birth but in MELINDAAVEY, born June 22, 1840. On her father's marriage as well, marrying the younger sister of Sarah 1850 Ware County census she was mistakenly Johns. Annie Johns is thought to have been about six- referred to as "Mary Dowling, age nine", but sister teen when she and JAMES married about 1856. Four MARY already had a five year old daughter by this

Page 11 time (this daughter being Nancy, who later married named the 1491st Militia District the "Dowling Militia John Strickland). An inspection of mother Sophie's District"! Present maps of Pierce County still call it Pierce County census ten years later confirms the earli- that.) er census’s mistake. "Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia" is DARLING'S TENTH CHILD was born in 1846; also incorrect in stating that MELINDA died young; her mother Sophie Davis Dowling named her EMMA tombstone in High Bluff Cemetery shows a death-date SORENTHO. About the time of the Civil War this of September 12, 1921. The children of her only son, daughter married John Harris, brother of the above- EDGAR DEMPSEY, may be seen by turning to mentioned Mary Frances. Later Emma married Joe Addendum 612. Thornton and, finally, she married Nathan Dryden. DARLING'S NEXT CHILD, a boy, was the fifth EMMA and Mr. Dryden are buried at High Bluff, her successive Dowling to suffer the hardships of war! . . . death occurring when she was about eighty-one. The First, there had been ROBERT and son WILLIAM in seven children she had by these three marriages are the Revolution; then JABEZ had been caught in the War shown in Addendum 613. of 1812; after the Georgia migration DARLING had The Dowlings loved the Harrises! . . . For the next had to pitch in against the savages of old Spanish child of DARL ING'S also married one; this was daugh- Florida . . . It was inevitable that men should stew up a ter SOPHIA, born in 1848, who married a half-brother fight for little DARLING WESLEY! of Mary Frances's and John's (before 1870). His name . . . It was about the time that this Dowling mar- was Lewis Randall Harris, son of Stogner by his second ried Mary Frances Harris that a "fifth generation" war marriage to a first-cousin named Rebecca Harris. came along. DARLING WESLEY promptly joined SOPHIA'S children and grandchildren are listed in Company A of the Satilla Rangers. In one of the winter Addendum 614. campaigns that followed "DARL" later told how the THE TWELFTH CHILD OF DARLING'S, the last snow was so thick on the soldiers' blankets the men one, was born the year of his Dad's unfortunate death, could hardly turn over in their bedrolls! He told his sis- 1851. They named him DENNIS II for the uncle who ter, "I would've gladly crawled under Mama's kitchen lived over in Lowndes County, Georgia (see Chart 311). stove back home, if I could've only been out of that But destiny had decreed this Dowling’s early death; mess". Then, during one of the Virginia campaigns, he some time after 1860, while still a lad, he was killed... was captured. in a diving accident! DARLING WESLEY returned to his home in the 584th Militia District where he and Mary farmed. The WILLIAM'S SON ELIJAH family they reared is shown on Chart 517. These people (See Charts 312 and 101) were Primitive Baptists; when that denomination's While fighting in the American Revolution raged to the church at old Fort Mudge was rebuilt "with planks" north, colonists of South Carolina followed along in the DARL donated timber from his farm for the work. He time-worn shores of the frontier. After the repulse of the and his wife are buried at High Bluff Cemetery, near British fleet at Charleston, the year the Declaration was Laura Walker State Park, Georgia (Mr. Dowling died signed, this colony was not bothered by the Redcoats shortly before his seventy-ninth birthday, January 1, again until the siege of Charleston four years later. And 1922, his birthday was January 30, 1843. Mary was it was in this lull in 1778 that Rebecca Walker Dowling born the same year, on June 19th. She died November bore W1LLIAM another son. ELIJAH was his name. 14, 1925; her mother was Civility Robinson and her ELIJAH Dowling was married by the time he was father was Stogner Harris, born in Bryan County, eighteen. Bride Elizabeth Rice was the daughter of Georgia.) Elender Rhoden and Aaron Rice, Sr. She and ELIJAH The negligible manpower demands of the Spanish- had grown up in the Salkehatchee area. Her father was American War allowed son DARLING S., of the above the great-grandson of the renowned Edmund Rice of couple, to escape military duty; otherwise, his age of historic Sudbury, Massachusetts. (Her father had also thirty-six qualified him excellently. DARLING S'S son fought in the Revolution as a member of South PERRY LEE had to fight in World War I.... There is a Carolina's militia; Mr. Rice had come to South Caro- saying that nature finally rebels; PERRY LEE'S only lina in 1778 from Hanover County, Virginia, the place two children . . . are girls! (During one period in the of his birth twenty-two years earlier.) 1800's there were so many Dowlings concentrated near Elizabeth and ELIJAH'S oldest child was a daugh- the Satilla River near Waycross, Georgia, and respond- ter, born during the last four years of the 18th Century. ing to the various military calls that the authorities ELIJAH had heard father WIL LIAM speak so fondly of

Page 12 the stepmother that raised him that he and Elizabeth Carolina Regiment during the War Between Thc agreed to name the baby in honor of Sarah Guinn States. This was about the time that he had hired an Dowling. Oxford tutor to train his sons. Financially, the war SARAH, or "Sallie" as some called her, married ruined him; as a man of proven business acumen, he a twenty-five year-old South Carolinian who had just had been the advisor of many in vouching for the reli- returned from helping General Andrew Jackson in the ability of Confederate bonds. After Appomattox he famous Battle of New Orleans. Zachariah Goodwin sold all possessions . . . even his pocket watch . . . to Graham, the husband, was a born adventurer. He had aid those who had trusted him. Captain Winchester been with Jackson at Horseshoe Bend in Alabama Graham died November 9, 1877. After wife Eliza when that warrior broke the back of the mighty Creek Carey Smith died, December 27, 1869, he married "a Nation; at New Orleans he was a dragoon in Gerald's daughter of Colonel Brooks, near Augusta"; there Company. were no children by this marriage. It is not known In 1816 the year following SARAH'S marriage, where these Grahams are buried. Winchester and husband Zachariah was made co-executor of her Eliza's marriage date was December 12, 1884. father's will . . . Before Mr. Graham's death over half SARAH'S youngest son was William Wesley a century later he gave further proof of his business Graham, born the year after Winchester. William abilities. As early as 1837 he deeded seventeen acres Wesley married a girl named Sarah Morse, three years of land for the establishment of a "turn out" on the his junior; they had at least two children: –Stephen G., railroad that had just been laid in the Barnwell area. who married a Willis; and—Anne G., wife of John D. (The many scattered references of burials of this Brown. Mrs. Brown had a child named Ainsley G. and branch being made at Graham's Turnout refer to a three daughters, one of whom married Frank Kendall. cemetery on this acreage that was probably started by ––––––––––––––––––––– the Guess family. It is now in the edge of Denmark, It is said that father ELIJAH objected to the mar- South Carolina, near Voorhees School.) riage of the next daughter, ELEANOR. When about Following SARAH’S death Zachariah was mar- seventeen she married John Hanberry, March 4, 1817. ried four more times. For his third wife in 1850 he Evidence of the good choice she made for a husband built a beautiful mansion patterned after the is the 1946 Associated Press article recalling how Hermitage. In addition to a large number of slaves he James Leonard Hanberry (a grandson) had been one is known to have owned $250,000 worth of of Walter Reed's heroic volunteers in proving that yel- Confederate bonds when the North-South struggle low fever was not contagious but caused instead by ended. He died October 1, 1880. His burial place is in mosquitoes. "Young Hanberry had voluntarily slept Denmark's City Cemetery and SARAH was buried in three weeks in the soiled bedding of fever victims" yet a family cemetery on the eastern edge of Denmark, at the time of this book's compilation is in his eighty- South Carolina. third year! SARAH Graham had a daughter named Ida This hero of the Panama Canal's conquest was Elizabeth; this daughter married James Jones. Two the oldest son of ELEANOR'S son, Washington generations of the Jones descendants are given in Aaron. Aaron Hanberry is buried beside his wife, Addendum 615. This girl and the two boys below Lena Hurst, in the Denmark, South Carolina, city were her only children (See Chart 312). cemetery. No dates are on his marker, though his C. S. SARAH'S OLDEST SON was Winchester A. affiliation (Company I of the 5th S. C. Cavalry Graham. Born at "Graham's Turnout" in 1821, the boy Regiment) is shown. Lena's marker indicates a life was later educated at the University of South span from July 20, 1850, to March 23, 1923. All the Carolina, and became a lawyer. ln such a rural area children born to her and Aaron are shown in Winchester also depended upon plantation income to Addendum 617. support his children (See Addendum 616). He was as ELEANOR Hanberry had five other sons. The keen as his father; his granddaughter, Providenee G. one born August 1l, 1818, Henry R., died single as did Culler, has a contract wherein he agreed to pay a Bartholomew, who lived from December 28, 1829, to Colonel Owens $2,000 for a year's use of the December 9, 1852. Son Decania Hanberry's wife bore Colonel's forty-six slaves! (Graham, of course, agreed the Christian name of Clara Maggie; this couple bear- to the maintenance of these forty-six people's entire ing Henry Hanberry and Clara, the latter now the needs for the year.) ninety-three year-old widow of Dr. Sheridan Williams Winchester became a Captain in Hagood's South of Savannah, Georgia. ELEANOR'S son Hansford

Page 13 married a Slater girl from Orangeburg, South (see Chart 312) DECANIA built a palatial plantation Carolina; a few of their descendants are given in home just above the Little Salkehatchee crossing west Addendum 618. of Duncanville. (The site of this home is shown on a ELEANOR'S other son, among the five that she photostat in the author's possession.) . . . Years later, and John had, shown on Chart 312, was the one this Southern mansion came to a flaming end. It seems named John Chester Hanberry. He was born in that one Tecumseh Sherman, forging northward, heard Barnwel1 County, South Carolina, May 10, 1842 . . . of the nearby Dowling grist-mill, then being operated His first marriage was to Honora Corniff in by the occupants of the fine old home. The small force Charleston on September 19, 1865. Shortly after the of Confederates defending the Barnwell area were birth of her two sons, she died in Charleston. Mr. unable to halt the superior Federal forees. Quickly, Hanberry then married Elvira Jane Padgett, by whom they pushed through to the supposed supply-point. fifteen children were born. Many of these offspring But, alas! . . . the Dowling women-folk had heard that are shown in Addendum 618.1. (Elvira was born in the Yanks were coming; they had directed their slaves Colleton County, South Carolina, December 31, 1853, to dump the wheat and other grain into the stream. and lived until May 29,1938. She is buried in Even the millstone had been thrown in! It is said that Mississippi at Lamar County’s Oral Cemetery, as is General Sherman's anger caused him to apply the John Chester, his death having been on February 10, torch personally to the mill and the nearby Dowling 1908.) residence; also destroyed was the home's fine library. ELEANOR, daughter of ELIJAH, and John MARGARET Faires, a great-granddaughter of Hanberry had five daughters. Two of them married Colonel Dowling's, has some of the mansion's old sil- Sandifers. One, E. Jane, married John Sandifer; both verware that escaped the marauders. It was buried in of their graves may be seen at old Springtown an adjoining garden. On the handles can faintly be Cemetery, five miles southwest of Bamberg, South seen DECANIA'S initials, D. D. This silver-service Carolina, on the Little Salkehatchee; it was near there had been given him by one of the distinguished that WILLIAM Dowling, her great-grandfather, had Pinckney family of South Carolina prior to Colonel settled before the American Revolution. (Jane lived DECANIA'S death, October 5, 1857. He owned, at from April 11, 1894, to January 12, 1912; Mr. ther time of his death, twenty-nine slaves and $30,000 Sandifer, from April 15, 1820, to the age of thirty- of other personal property. Present-day records show seven! Their descendants are narmed in Addendum his sale within a ten year period preceding his death of 619.) ELEANOR'S daughtcr who married the other 2,400 acres of land. A tall memorial shaft marks the Sandifer (Henry) was named Georgianna. Addendum site of his and Mrs. Dowling's graves in the Guess 620 gives the names of their six children. Cemetery on the edge of Denmark, South Carolina. Margaret Hanberry, one of ELEANOR'S daugh- She died in 1861. ters, died single. Another Louisa Hanberry, married DECANIA'S OLDEST DAUGHTER probably but her only son died single. The eleventh child of was ELLEN ELIABETH. When she died July 19, ELEANOR'S that we know of was named for Mrs. 1890, she was sixty-six. Husband Andrew Jackson Hanberry's grandmother Rebecca Walker Dowling. Cox had only lived from November 12, 1821, to April Rebecca Hanberry married John Witt, Sr.; some of 6, 1859. Father DECANIA had deplored the sickness their offspring are listed in Addendum 621. of these two in an 1852 letter mailed from the post –––––––––––––––– office of Duncansville to his brother CHARLEIGH, Seven-years after their marriage ELIJAH and who lived on the Alabama - Mississippi line. Postal Elizabeth were blessed with their first son. The name markings indicate that the letter took twenty-eight they gave him, DECANIA, was a derivation of a name days to make the trip! The six children born to this for a tribe in old Wales from whence mother Elizabeth couple may be seen in Addendum 622. Rices’s ancestors had emigrated. Born March 30, ELLEN'S sister SARAH, born April 30, I825, 1803, DECANIA at an early age earned the title of married Henry William Rice, Sr., before 1852. We "Colonel" because of his service in a militia organiza- know this because another of Mr. Dowling’s letters tion there in the Barnwell District area of South that year had mentioned the death of two of the Rice Garolina. children; seven are named in Addendum 623. Mr. At the age of twenty-one this Dowling married a Rice was born December 18, 1818. SARAH died June girl the same age, Elizabeth Zorn, daughter of Ann 3, 1899; Henry William died December 13, 1884. and Henry Zorn, Jr. For her and their nine children Both are buried in Springtown Cemetery, five miles

Page 14 southwest of Bamberg, South Carolina, in the vicinity Colonel Dowling's Grandfather Rice. Four days before of their residence. the boy's twenty-third birthday AARON married Caro- DEGANIA'S THIRD CHILD, MARY S., was born line Rebecca Tyler, daughter of Eliza Milhouse and the year after SARAH. She married Caleb Sauls but Eliaha Tyler. As these Dowlings were beginning their bore no children. The only other daughter that DECA- family, shown on Chart 522, Fort Sumter was fired on NIA had was REBECCA ANN; the girl married James by troops of AARON'S state. Dowling joined the subse- Michael Barr on June 21, 1859. Four years later, about quent struggle as a member of Company I of the 5th the time their fourth child was being born, Barr, as a South Carolina Cavalry Regiment. Later, he operated a Confederate Major was killed near Charlottesville, plantation near Willow Swamp Church in Orangeburg Virginia (see Addendum 624; Major Barr had been born County. In fact; he was donor of the first lumber used in on December 10, 1829.) Charles Decania Barr, a son building Willow Swamp's first building. After death, who lived for eighty-eight years after this, achieved suc- May 13, 1877, he was buried there as was Caroline after cess in Leesville, South Carolina, where he was mayor, she died December 14, 1898. Caroline had been born school trustee, and owner of three businesses. (REBEC- October 14, 1840. CA ANN later married Franklin Asberry Warren in Elizabeth Zorn Dowling and DECANIA named November, 1883, but they had no children; Warren had another of their sons for one of the older generation served in Company A of the 1st South Carolina Dowlings; CHARLEIGH THADEUS was given his Regiment and did not die until 1930, at the age of name at birth, May 18, 1838, to honor Colonel eighty-four. Many of this family are buried in the Barr Dowling's youngest brother. Before the death of this Cemetery of Leesville.) man January 22, 1904, he practiced dentistry in DECANIA'S SON, ELIJAH HENRY, is thought to Orangeburg County. The author is uncertain whether be the oldest of the boys. He was born October 11, Dr. CHARLEIGH THADEUS followed this profession 1830, and was the first descendant of family-founder while performing military service in the Civil War ROBERT to become a Doctor. At the age of thirty he (Company I, 5th S. C. Regiment). Shortly before the was appointed Assistant Surgeon of the 1st South war, on February 22, 1860, he married Margaret Carolina Volunteer Regiment. Little else is known of his Quattlebaum. She lived from November of 1842, to medical career except the memory of his generous ser- October of 1897. This couple is buried in the Norway, vice to the poor during the lean days following the great South Carolina, cemetery. Their four Dowling sons may war. be seen in Addendum 625; they had no grandsons. In 1872 Doctor ELIJAH HENRY married the Chart 312 shows JOHN C, another of Colonel DECA- daughter of Caroline Barr and Reverend Henry NIA'S sons. Springtown was his birthplace. March 6, Hammond Spann, Virginia Spann. Virginia had been 1843, was his birthdate . . . As an eighteen-year-old, born on October 2, 1850; her ancestors had originally young Dowling had gone to Cole's lsland and enlisted in lived in the Edgefield District of South Carolina. Company A of the 1st South Carolina Volunteer Virginia only lived fifteen years after she and ELIJAH Regiment. Though Washington records show that he married; she died February 18, 1887; the four children became separated from his unit many times in the shown on Chart 521 were hers. harum-scarum fighting that followed, he rose to the rat- All of Doctor Dowling's children were young, of ing of Sergeant. Two years after the treaty of peace he course, when his first wife died. Soon thereafter, he married Mary Elizabeth Babers. Their descendants for married schoolteacher Laura Cannon (daughter of two generations are shown on Chart 523. (Wife Beatrice Ulmer and Henry Cannon; her birth occurred "Mollie" lived from February 21, 1847, to October 19, October 15, 1844, and she lived until January 4, 1917.) 1890. She and JOHN C. are buried in Barnwell's Baptist Dr. ELIJAH HENRY was a good businessman as well Cemetery. Mr. Dowling died at the age of eighty-eight, as a successful doctor; he owned a large block of stock May 2, 1931. Grand-niece MARGARET Faires remem- in a Charleston brokerage company. After his death bers him as a pious man; his letters to her at college October 19, 1906, he was interred in Restland Cemetery stressed the importance of religion in one's life.) near his two wives. This cemetery is in Bamberg, South The son of DECANIA'S whom the author knows Carolina, near the place that great-grandfather the least about was WILLIAM PRESTON, SR. He was WILLIAM Dowling had moved to after his short stay in both a Dentist and a Doctor; yet he is buried at the Jeffries Creek area northward. Springtown Cemetery five miles south of Bamberg, AARON DECANIA, son of DECANIA, born near South Carolina, in an unmarked grave as are his two the Salkehatchee on February 19, 1836, was named for wives (shown on Chart 312). The "W. P. Dowling"

Page 15 marker there covers the grave of this Doctor's only seven. Their son Joseph Allen carried on the Turner son, a professional photographer of Charleston who name by marrying; son John R., Jr. probably died sin- prided himself on his ability to quote Shakespeare. gle. Then there were three daughters, Emily (Babers), This son, “WILLIE”, and daughter GEORGE EMMA Sallie (McQuarters), and Rebecca (Reeves). were Doctor Dowling's only children, both having After death took Maria Holman, mother of the been born to the second wife. GEORGE EMMA died three Dowling girls above, WILLIAM BENJAMIN as a child. Only-son WILLIE has descendants but one married Rebecca Staley (whose life reached from of them told the author that the last thing in the world February 1, 1801, to April 9, 1873). This wife proba- he was interested in was kinfolks! WILLIE was mar- bly raised his children for the oldest was only sixteen. ried at least twice; one wife was named Julia Lelery. Mr. Dowling's death on February 2,1869, necessitated ––––––––––––––––– Rebecca's “release" of land to heirs EMMA and ELIZ- ElIJAH Dowling was only twenty-seven in 1805...Of ABETH, or so Barnwell County records indicate. His course he was too young to remember the gunfire that will may be found there, in the Probate Office, Bundle had ended father WILLIAM'S life some twenty years 20, Page 2. He and wife Rebecca are buried in a small earlier. But when he and Elizabeth Rice had their sec- burial plot on the "old Wesley Stuart place" near ond son, it was ELIJAH'S time to pick the name; the Bamberg . . . It is the author's belief that the three old month of birth was April . . . the name picked was brick-vault graves nearby contain WILLIAM BEN- WILLIAM BENJAMIN. . . JAMIN'S wife, his father ELIJAH, and his mother Realty records show the sale in 1830 by Elizabeth Rice! WILLIAM BENJAMIN of 193 acres where the two ––––––––––––––––––– forks of the Edisto River join. This was about the peri- At the time his fifth child, ELIZABETH, was born, od of time that he was earning the title of "Captain" March 22, 1807, ELIJAH received the first grant of and the year after he and Maria Holman Dowling had land ever made to a Dowling by the state of South their first child: ELIZABETH MAGALENE. Carolina. The tract lay "on Lemon Swamp of the Little (WILLIAM BENJAMIN'S grandchildren and great- Salkehatchee" and was bounded on the northwest by grandchildren descended from this daughter are shown land which this twenty-nine-year-old native already in Addendum 626; she lived from July 31, 1829, to owned. Then again, in 1810, when a grant of 609 acres September 18, 1888; her husband, Jacob L. Free, said was made to ELIJAH and brother JABEZ, one of the to be the executor of her father's will, lived from boundary-owners mentioned in the description was October 11, 1820, to July 3, 1884. Both are buried at ELIJAH himself . . . There is little doubt that of Springtown Cemetery, five miles southwest of ROBERT'S fourteen grandsons (see Chart 101) ELI- Bamberg, South Garolina.) JAH was the largest property-owner and most influen- WlLLIAM BENJAMIN'S only other two children tial in political affairs. Yet he had to accomplish this in were also daughters! The middle one, ELLEN a short time, for he only lived thirty-eight years! MARIA, was born April 9, 1833; she lived until ELIZABETH was only nine years old when her October 18, 1900. In April of 1860 she had become the father died. When barely sixteen, she married Daniel second wife of Joseph Kennerly, later to be one of the Guess. (This marriage took place July 10, 1823; Daniel sharpshooters in Hart's Battery of South Carolina was the grandson of revolutionary soldier John Guess, Rebels. (Mr. Kennerly was forty-seven at the time of Sr., of whose family author Folks Huxford gives such this marriage; his tombstone in old Bethel Methodist an excellent sketch. Daniel was born to Rachel Davis Cemetery, three miles west of Denmark, South and John Guess, Jr., September 24, 1803.) It is not Carolina, shows that he died September 29, 1872. known whether Daniel and ELIZABETH lived on the ELLEN, dying so much later, was buried in the city 330-acre plantation that they bought from her brother cemetery. The eight children of their only daughter are AARON MADISON in 1834. That place lay on shown in Addendum 627.) Burgess Creek and had been bought two years after the Youngest daughter EMMA was born in 1836, birth of their first daughter, Sarah Ann Elizabeth. Deep only nine years before the death of mother Maria. The was mother ELIZABETH'S grief on October 12, 1840, man whom EMMA married, John Rufus Turner, was when this first daughter died! One of her major com- later known as "Major" Turner; he probably earned the forts was the only other daughter she would ever have: title serving the Confederacy. This couple is buried in two-year old Eleanor Priscilla Rachel. (This little the Denmark, South Carolina, cemetery; EMMA died Guess was born on May 27, 1838, and lived exactly in 1888 and "Rufe", four years later, at the age of sixty- ninety and one-half years!)

Page 16 Though neither of these two daughters was to ELIZABETH Guess's four sons named above left give ELIZABETH a grandchild, she and Daniel have her nearly sixty great-grandchildren named in the many Guesses by their nine sons shown on Chart 312. indicated Addenda. But four other sons of hers died Decania William David, for example, married Calista without issue. Three of these died as children: John Parler in 1855, the union producing the twelve great- Eli Nolly (8-26-1824 to 9-29-1828); Charles grandchildren of ELIZABETH'S named in Addendum Zachariah Russell (6-12-1828 to 3-8-1829); and 628. D. W. D. Guess died September 13, 1904; he had Henry Edward Elisha (7-8-1840 to 2-1-1842.) The been born February 1, 1830. fourth, James Aaron, died in the bloom of young-man- D. W. D.'s brother J. G. H. was the next Guess hood; the obituary on his tombstone at old Springtown son and bore the full name of Joseph Gardner Church near the little Salkehatchee tells a brief tale of Hamilton Guess! He was destined to become banker. love: Born March 13, 1834, Joseph did his war-duty in the “In Memory of James A. Guess, A Native of this South Carolina Palmetto Guards. This was just after District, who died on the 18th day of March, A. D., he had married Susan Catherine Barr, November 16, 1851—aged 24 yrs. and 8 months. In token of his 1861. Hardly had their three children been born when mortal worth and praiseworthy devotion to her inter- mother Susan died. (She was buried in Denmark's ests, this monument has been erected by his friend, Guess Cemetery after death February 8, 1868; she had Lucia Pickney.” been born on June 9, 1836, in Leesville to Michael and Mary A. Barr.) Joseph then married Mattie ELIZABETH'S husband died eight days before Prothro March 7, 1872. It was about this time that his his sixty-ninth birthday; she lived some ten years farming operations became so extensive that he was longer, dying March 24, 1882. She and Daniel are able to enter banking in the town of his forebears, buried in the Guess Cemetery, Denmark, S. C. Denmark, South Carolina. As a banker, he was espe- –––––––––––––––––––– cially sympathetic toward widows and orphans; many As previously stated, the parents of ELIJAH'S wife families who had just lost the wage-earner were given had come to the Salkehatchee area of South Carolina back their outstanding mortgages by this generous during the Revolution. Her father, Aaron Rice, Sr., her man. Such concern for others has carried on down to father-in-law, WILLIAM Dowling, and her uncle the following generation; daughter Estelle and her William Rhoden had all been revolutionists. Mr. Rice husband, Dr. P. A. Bethea, recently announced the gift in particular must have been proud of the name that of $100,000 and 170 acres of land near Darlington, to Elizabeth and ELIJAH gave their sixth child; they a Baptist home for the aged. Estelle and the other chil- called him AARON MADISON. dren of Mr. Guess are shown in Addendum 629. Born April 30, 1809, "A. M. Dowling", as he was Estelle's mother lived from November 13, 1853, to often called, entered the bonds of holy matrimony on December 22, 1933. December 10, 1829, in his home district of Barnwell. Naming children was a thing into which more This was the year before he joined with brother thought was put in ELIZABETH Guess's time than DECANIA in selling a right-of-way to the South nowadays. For the son with whom she and Daniel Carolina Canal and Railroad Company. AARON'S were next blessed they carefully chose . . . Samuel . . wife Martha Ann Caroline was the daughter of James Daniel ...Medicus! The said Samuel Daniel Medicus Collins and had resided in Barnwell for some time Guess married Miss Barr! (Sallie Barr had been born though not necessarily since her birth; it had occurred May 29, 1834; married Mr. Guess about 1859; died August of 1815. November 25, 1914. She and he are buried at AARON MADISON left the birthplace of his Denmark, his death occurring November 7, 1925. father about the year that he sold his Burgess Creek Their only son and six grandchildren are set out in place to sister ELIZABETH Guess and her husband. Addendum 630.) ELIZABETH'S only other son to He carried his fledgling family to Greene County, leave descendants was the one born Aug. 20, 1842: Alabama. Mr. Dowling, unlike his three Baptist broth- William Elijah Bartholomew Guess. He married ers, was a Methodist. He and Martha Ann Caroline Louise Smith on February 29, 1872, and left the prog- carried at least "one little Methodist" with them when eny named in Addendum 630.1. Louise died they left South Carolina. This was daughter MARY September 22, 1922, and her husband a few years later ANN ELIZABETH who later, May 27, 1851, married on April 15, 1928. Both are buried in the Guess Doctor D. D. Briggs and lived for a time in Cemetery, Denmark, South Carolina. Greensboro, Alabama, the Briggs offspring are shown

Page 17 in Addendum 631. chicken cholera had killed many in his area that sum- On August 4, 1834, AARON MADISON'S next mer "though not half as many as last season"! daughter, ELEANOR KITTURAH, was born. She Such epidemics as this evidently made AARON'S would prove to be another long-lived Dowling! For her only son, JAMES AARON ELIJAH glad that he had death did not come until eighty-eight years later in learned medical work in the Civil War. "JIMMY", as Heidelburg, Mississippi. (She is buried there with her “The History of Newton County Mississippi” calls husband, Alexander Taylor, who lived from July 8, him, had been born on December 1, 1836. His birth had 1832, through January 29, 1869. Their marriage June 3, caused mother Martha's death. As a member of the 24th 1852, resulted in the children named in Addendum and 27th Mississippi Regiments, he had become a hos- 632.) Little KITT was only two years old when her pital-orderly. Once he was captured, but an exchange of mother died, December 14, 1836; KITT, MARY, and prisoners at Vicksburg on November 15, 1862, had JAMES below, were the only three children whom freed him. By the time this grandson of ELIJAH died AARON MADISON'S first wife ever had (see Chart May 7, 1896, he had become a member of The Knights 312). Mr. Dowling buried Martha there in Greene at Hospitallers, a medical order that has served mankind ironically-named New Prospect, Alabama; the young since the times of the Crusades! (JIMMY is buried in mother was only twenty-one! (Estate papers connected the town he served so long as a druggist, Hickory, with the death of Martha's father in Greene County a Mississippi. His descendants are shown on Chart 526. few months earlier make it likely that Mr. Collins and Mary E. McDonald had married him on Christmas Eve this couple had cooperated in emigrating from South of 1864; yet shortly after that, February 1, 1869, she Carolina.) was buried in a "family graveyard" at Heidelburg, Following his wife's death AARON MADISON Mississippi. The burial place of his second wife, a Miss busied himself with such duties as befall a pioneer jus- McDaniel, is unknown.) tice of the peace. Also, he was a militia captain. Father AARON MADISON, of course, had his Alabama's Governor Bagby wrote him, after his 1837 part in the Civil War. After all, he had once been a appointment, concerning arms that would be needed by Captain! . . . So a year after the war began, the old war- his company. Shortly after the 1840 census Dowling horse wrote the following letter to Mississippi's went down the Warrior River to Mobile. An old city Governor Clark: directory shows that he was a "commission merchant" there, in 1842. Present, Dear Sir: In March of that same year Mr. Dowling married If I can use the State or Confederate again; this time, a widow named Mrs. Lota Cato. Lota notes, I propose to give the state of and a "Sister Hopkins" seemed quite close to each other Mississippi 15,000 pairs of Cards (combing judging by AARON'S correspondence. The author's tools) in such proportion of cotton and wool only other knowledge concerning Lota is that she died cards as you may designate; this for the September 18, 1878, while living with her only child at price of $100,000 and the privilege of selling Cooper, Texas. She is buried in that town's cemetery. within the Federal lines 500 bales of cotton, This only child of Lota's and AARON MADI- provided my teams, teamsters, wagons, and SON'S was called "Ginny"; and her name was VIR- loads (both of cotton and the back-loads) are GINIA CAROLINE. Born May 31, 1845, at the last protected to and from the Federal pickets. residence of Mr. Dowling's, Noxubee County, Or I will give 25,000 pairs of cards for the Mississippi, this cousin of ours had married shortly privilege of hauling and selling as above after the Civil War. (Husband Francis M., "Frank", 1,000 bales of cotton and your payment to Adams had also been born in Noxubee. He lived from me of $100,000. Not exceeding one-half of November 7, 1840, to February 9, 1886, at which time the money to be paid until a proportional he was interred in East Mount Cemetery, Greenville, portion of the cards are delivered. The Texas. She died April 11, 1878, and was buried at money thus advanced, to be secured by bond Cooper. The Adams descendants are shown in for the delivery of the cards (if the cotton be Addendum 633.) bought and sold as above mentioned, or the AARON MADISON was a great letter-writer. In money to be refunded if it cannot be used.) one to son-in law Alexander Taylor he deplored the Very Respectfully, chills and weakness with which "Ginny" was afflicted A. M. Dowling after the loss of a child. In another, in 1872, he told how

Page 18 AARON MADISON was highly respected in the County home in Alabama, where three years later thirty years he lived near Macon, Mississippi. Just he became a captain in Alabama's Third Militia before Christmas of 1875 he had a premonition; he Division. County records there show his first mar- ended a letter with this: "Every date admonishes me riage, December 17, 1844, to an eighteen year old that my time is rapidly drawing to a girl by the name of Nancy Holbrook. close....Farewell!"...He died fifteen days later, Nancy and CHARLEIGH'S first child bore the December 12, 1875. The author does not know the honored name of ELIZABETH. A count of the location of his grave. grandchildren named Elizabeth on Chart 312 will ––––––––––––––––– show the reverence in which Elizabeth Rice Dowling was held by her eight children; if The 1810 census-taker recorded that the "Dooling" ELEANOR’S daughter "E. Jane" had the name of family headed by our ELIJAH contained him, his Elizabeth then ELEANOR was the eighth child of wife, three sons, three daughters, and six slaves. Elizabeth's who named a daughter for the venerated The following year on June 18th Elizabeth Rice grandmother. Dowling, at the age of thirty gave birth to their CHARLEIGH'S daughter, ELIZABETH, was fourth and last daughter. born November 2, 1845. A letter of her father's fif- ELIJAH named her NANCY ANN. After teen years later stated that she was "at present maturity she married a Rosier by whom there was at attending Baptist Female College in Winchester, least a son, Sing Rosier. NANCY ANN also had at Tennessee". On May 25th, the year the Civil War least two Rosier daughters: Eliza, who married a ended, she married Bemberry Bond Jones. They Kearse, and Sarah Helen, who married a Snider. had four children, including a daughter Annie and a Mrs. Snider only lived from 1833 to 1855. NANCY son who became a doctor. (ELIZABETH died ANN also married James Hill; daughter Harriett young, September 1, 1888; she is buried at Delhi, Hill married W. H. Colson and might have moved to Louisiana, east of Monroe. Mr. Jones, whose birth- the Charleston area. NANCY ANN Hill was buried date was October 14, 1841, had died on March 10, in Denmark's Guess Cemetery on May 9, 1852. 1886.) Daughter NANCY ANN was only five when CHARLEIGH and wife Nancy Holbrook had father ELIJAH became deathly sick. She could not only four years together; she died November 13, understand her mother's concern about her 1848. Death must have struck her near Akron, "Daddy"; but thirty-eight year old ELIJAH was old Alabama, for she is buried near there in the old enough to understand what was happening.... He Holbrook private cemetery. But she and Mr. made out his last will and testament. In it he left Dowling might have previously moved to Noxubee proof for all posterity of his father's revolutionary County, again to be near AARON MADISON; service in bequeathing that: "Lastly, to DECANIA, Mississippi archival records list CHARLEIGH as a my oldest son, I give the tinderbox, rifle, and pow- captain in the 28th Militia Regiment in 1846. derhorn, which my father WILLIAM Dowling used It was nine years before Dowling remarried in the war with General Marion in the War of (Colonel Jacob Holbrook, father of Nancy, took American Independence." ELIJAH'S brother care of the Dowling children in the meantime). This JABEZ helped draw up the document; ELIZA- second wife of CHARLEIGH'S, Eliza Ann Scuddy, BETH'S father-in-law, John Guess, Jr., was also in was forty at the time of their marriage, February 10, the room. ELIJAH asked them to witness it. 1857, a native of Abbeville District, South Carolina. This treasured document was filed in the She had been previously married to a Griggs. Barnwell courthouse on September 6, 1816, for his Again, CHARLEIGH'S marriage would last end had come August 16th. It is through this will's only four years. This time the mate who died was wording that the researcher first learns of ELIJAH'S CHARLEIGH himself.... Two months after enlist- eighth child.... The young father had known there ing as a lieutenant in the 1st Mississippi Cavalry would be one; so he provided a share of his estate Regiment he was accidentally wounded by his own for the unborn one "by number". When the baby pistol. His men were able to get him home before he arrived, Mrs. Dowling named him CHARLEIGH. died. May 28, 1862, he was buried in the Mahoner At the age of twenty-one CHARLEIGH Dowling Bridge Cemetery, near his home area of Macon, left the Salkehatehee area; this was August of 1837. Mississippi. Wife Eliza did not die until August 20, He went to brother AARON MADISON'S Greene 1900; she is buried at Macon.

Page 19 CHARLEIGH'S only son was also in the Civil County.) His wife was named Sarah. On July 7, War; JACOB ELIJAH, bearer of his two grandfa- 1801, she and CAGEBY sold their 142 acre farm on thers' names, went to Scottsville, Mississippi, after Lemon Swamp, probably in preparation for a move his father's death and joined an Alabama outfit, the to some other part of the state or the South. 8th Cavalry. But Vicksburg had already fallen . . . By 1816 CAGEBY and his family lived in Rebels in the Mississippi Valley were being captured Green County, Mississippi. A special census made in large numbers. One of these was this young caval- that year shows him, a wife, four sons, and a daugh- ryman; luckily, he was not wounded. While peace ter. The parents were in the 30-40 age bracket; one of and serenity were returning to his Mississippi home- the Dowling boys had reached adulthood; the fami- land, JACOB ELIJAH married Emma Brozolia ly's other members were under twenty-one. The Dotson. The children they raised are listed in author feels that one of the younger children was Addendum 631. At one time he served as a Marshall named LEWIS M., for such a person and his wife are of Noxubee, County. His grave is in Noxubee in shown on the 1830 Green County census, the only Brooksville's City Cemetery as is wife Emma's. Dowlings there. (LEWIS had married Tebetha C. (Emma was the daughter of Elisha Walpole Dotson; Poole in Natchez, on the opposite side of the state, she lived from November 23, 1846, to October 17, May 17, 1827. Evidently, this couple did not reside 1942.) much longer in Green than had CAGEBY, for by Back in the Salkehatchee area of South Carolina 1840 they were back in the county of their marriage, CHARLEIGH'S mother, Elizabeth Rice Dowling Adams, where the census-taker recorded a five year lived until October 5, 1852. After ELIJAH'S death old daughter as a member of their family. LEWIS she had married a Mr. Priester, by whom there were and his wife were in the 30-40 age bracket at this no children, and then Hamilton Martin, Sr., by whom time.) Hamilton, Jr., was born. The first of these marriages On April 24, 1827, CAGEBY went to the court- most likely occurred after 1819 for South Carolina house at Raymond, Mississippi, between Vicksburg granted a 128-acre tract of land bordering Lemon and Jackson; he signed the marriage bond of Jane Swamp on the Salkehatchee to a Mrs. Elizabeth Lacy, who was to marry Milton Dement. Within four Dowling in that year. During the last year or two of years of this, CAGEBY and at least two of the four her life the various Dowling letters to Mississippi sons mentioned above must have left Mississippi. mentioned that daughters ELIZABETH Guess and For a search of every county's 1830 census only NANCY Hill were caring for her. uncovered LEWIS M., above, and a thirty to forty year old batchelor, named JOHN H., in Washington WILLIAM'S SON CAGEBY County. (See Chart 101) If any additional information concerning This is the grandson of ROBERT'S whose descen- CAGEBY is found before the closeout date of this dants are so completely unknown by the author. book's Addenda, it will be printed as the last one with Evidence now being unfolded points toward the set- the title of "Special Addendum". tlement of some of them in the midwest. The author estimates that there could be one hundred contempo- rary families with the Dowling surname descended from this one man. Most all of them would be of the Protestant faith. First-cousin DEMPSEY, during the 1857 con- versation mentioned in this book's preface, called this brother of JABEZ and ELIJAH by the name of MICAJAH. But the subject used "CAGEBY" on the deed and bond mentioned below so the author uses the same. CAGEBY was born, like his two brothers, to WILLIAM and Rebecca in the Salkehatchee area of South Carolina's old Orangeburg District (Later this area was part of Barnwell District and County, and stili later it became part of present-day Bamberg

Page 20 The JAMES Dowling Branch of Our Family

On April 28, 1795, for five-hundred pounds n Virginia after the death of little WILLIAM'S sterling, JAMES sold to brother JOHN a tract of motherI our ancestor ROBERT had remarried in land that had originally been a colonial-grant to one 1754. He and this second wife, Sarah Guinn, had William Freeman. JAMES seems to have owned no their first son four years later and agreed that his other land. This property must have been the birth- name should be JAMES. place of all of his children; its sale was probably When he was fifteen, JAMES and the four one necessitated by illness... Within two years of other children of Sarah's had the thrill of their this transaction wife Mary Boutwell Dowling post- young lives; they went with their parents to a new ed a bond qualifying as the executor of husband home in South Carolina (see Chart 101). JAMES'S estate. Signing with her was a William Nothing is known of JAMES'S boyhood days Boutwell, probably a brother. in the Jeffries Creek area before the Revolution After Mr. Dowling's death widow Mary and began. It is natural to assume, though, that the some of her children moved southward, as younger days of JAMES and ROBERT'S two other WILLIAM had done before the Revolution. In boys were occupied with many hours of hunting so 1810 she was living in Barnwell District near that the family's meat-bin could be supplied. This JABEZ and ELIJAH, though she probably died in made them expert marksmen. South Carolina's Beaufort District. And just as the Alexander Gregg tells us in his "History of the father-to-son method of handing down information Old Cheraws" that JAMES and JOHN "Duling" failed to bring us information on the burial place of served in Benton's Regiment that is known to have WILLIAM and Rebecca, so has it failed in the case fought so ferociously against the British under of JAMES and Mary. General Francis Marion. After Marion had been defeated at Charleston his state had been almost JAMES'S OLDEST SON, WILLIAM H. completely over-run by the Redcoats. It was the (see Charts 321 and 101) mounting resentment of the colonists to govern- It was in the Jeffries Creek area, 1780, that Mary ment's rule of the people at this time that helped Boutwell and JAMES had their first child. Mr. such men as JAMES Dowling leave their farms and Dowling began a name-pattern with that son which begin fighting the King's soldiers. would exactly duplicate those used by father Marion showed his genius in organizing a ROBERT; he named the boy WILLIAM (H). band of guerilla volunteers; he gained recruits and WILLIAM H. is known to have stayed there at trained them to be fearless riders and good marks- his birthplace until at least the spring of 1814. In men. His Brigade became known far and wide for 1808, under some sort of primogeniture, he co- its successful exploits against the British. His sud- signed a deed with mother Mary Boutwell Dowling den attacks often resulted in the capture of superi- selling his interest in JAMES'S share of the estate or numbers and intimidated the Tories. Colonel inherited from Sarah Guinn Dowling. The 1810 Banastre Tarleton was sent to capture them but Darlington census shows that WILLIAM H. had a soon despaired of finding "the old Swamp-fox". son between the age of ten and sixteen and five By 1779, with the great war for liberty in full daughters (two of whose names are still unknown swing, JAMES married one of the beautiful Welsh to the author). daughters of Burtonhead Boutwell. Mary was her Three of the children were MARGARET, name, though some called her Polly (She was of FRANCES, and JANE. Virginia birth and her mother may have been –––––––––––––– named Saoni Boutwell.) The nephew of JAMES and Mary, Reverend DEMPSEY Dowling, stated in In addition to these five daughters of whom we 1857 that this couple had only three daughters, know so little, WILLIAM H. had one named SALLIE, POLLIE, and LETTIE. But with this MARY, born in the Jeffries Creek area on March country's first census listing five daughters in the 10, 1814. After Mr. Dowling took her and the other 1790 household of JAMES there is a strong possi- children to Barnwell, South Carolina, and Ware, bility that two of them had died young before forty- Georgia, and Leon, Florida (see later text) ... she two year old DEMPSEY left the Salkehatchee area. met Gillum Walston and they were married. (In

Page 21 1829 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walston had taken son Darlington District, South Carolina, on August 22, Gillum, age sixteen, to Troup County, Georgia, from 1841, to Nancy Welch and Galvin Sylvester Parnell. that state's Jackson County. Gillum had been born in Jacob lived until November 19, 1922; the place of his North Carolina on January 27, 1813, probably in a burial is unknown though wife Sarah is buried in the place called Eustem; the Walstons lived in Jackson Wisenbaker Cemetery near Valdosta, Georgia, in the County, Georgia, for only seven years or so.) Dasher community.) Gillum must have been in Florida "seeking his THE FIFTH CHILD OF MARY'S was named fortune" when he met MARY; they married in the for her mother! Little Mary B., as a young lady, mar- early 1830's and by March 30, 1837, the date of their ried Jim Tillis, a kinsman of the last whites to be first daughter's birth, they were back near the older killed in Florida by the Indians. Jim Tillis died short- Walstons in Troup County. (In 1850 Gillum was a ly after marrying Mary B. Walston; other than the shoemaker there.) MARY named this first daughter year of her birth, 1844, nothing more is known of Susan Ann Amanda; by the time this child was six- this couple. teen MARY and Mr. Walston moved the family to MARY'S SECOND SON, William Franklin Alabama where they lived two years. Then in 1855 Walston, was born in 1847. He married Mahala they moved to Lake City, Florida; at nearby White Johns. The author failed to learn anything of any Springs, November 26, 1856, Susan married Lewis descendants MARY might have had by this child. William Rivers. (Mr. Rivers was the son of Celia The seventh and last child of MARY'S was also Manker and Abraham Rivers and had been born near a boy; date of birth, 1848. This son, Joseph E. Hampton, South Carolina, on August 27, 1836.) Mr. Walston, "married a daughter of Captain Gilliard's Rivers farmed near Lake City and was a Deacon of and lived in South Florida to an old age." Joseph had the Primitive Baptist Church. Two generations of a desendant named Mary Walston Alford who was at descendants left by him and this daughter of one time the City Clerk of Bowling Green, Florida. MARY'S are shown in Addendum 635. Mrs. Rivers Gillum Walston died in Columbia County, near lived to the age of ninety-two and he lived to the age Lake City, on February 14, 1871. He is buried at of eightytwo. Their respective death-dates were Salem Baptist Church near the place he farmed. Also October 28, 1929, and May 20, 1919. Both are buried there is MARY, who died December 27, 1886. buried in Salem Baptist Cemetery nine miles north- –––––––––––––––––––– west of Lake City, Florida. The only son of WILLIAM H. whose name we know MARY'S OLDEST CHILD was probably the was WILLIAM HAMPTON. He was born May 26, son named Thomas Walston (see Chart 321). Thomas 1811, just after the above-mentioned census covering later married Elmira Cheshire and probably had only his father's Darlington family. By 1820 these one child before dying of typhoid in Tennessee. He Dowlings were nearer the Georgia border in lost his life as a Confederate member of the same Barnwell District, South Carolina. But that land was company that the above brother-in-law was in. This too old and settled for father WILLIAM H. and only child of Thomas and Elmira's is thought to be a Elizabeth; why, the whites had been crowding into it daughter named Mary "who grew up in Hamilton for over fifty years! County, Florida . . . married an Altman . . . and So little WILLIAM HAMPTON and the others moved to Hillsborough County, Florida". were taken still deeper into "Indian Country". Ware MARY'S THIRD CHILD, Elizabeth Jane, lived County, Georgia, records show that father to the age of seventyfive. At the time of her burial in WILLIAM H. served as a Justice of the Peace there 1914 at "Saline" Baptist Church she is said to have from 1825 to 1829. And it was from this home that "left one child"; this might have been the only one young Dowling, the namesake of his father, ran still living and the church might have been Salem, away! ... First, he went to Thomas County, Georgia. for it is there that the parents of Elizabeth Jane are But by 1831 he was across the line in Leon County, buried. Elizabeth Jane was married to Andrew Johns. Florida On December 20th of that year he, She died in 1914. WILLIAM HAMPTON, married Mahaley Ogden. Sarah R., the next child of MARY Walston's, (This girl's mother, the wife of Samuel or Solomon was born in Marietta, Georgia, on November 16, Ogden, had died in Milledgeville, Georgia, at the 1841. She died about thirty-four years later. The chil- time of Mahaley's birth, May 11, 1815. Both Ogden dren named in Addendum 636 are hers; her husband parents were Georgia born people, Mrs. Ogden hav- was Jacob R. Parnell. (Jacob had been born in ing been born a Vickers.) Mahaley Ogden Dowling

Page 22 lived over seventy-eight years following this marriage; Dowlings are buried. A search of the former place by her tombstone in the Live Oak, Florida, cemetery the author's family did not locate a single Dowling records a death-date of May 22, 1910! tombstone. WILLIAM HAMPTON was a man of many resi- WILLIAM HAMPTON'S FOURTH CHILD was dences. In 1840 and 1850 he lived in Hamilton County, still another boy! And he was born in time for another Florida, where he farmed (at one time having to leave of civilization's wars. The cover-jacket of this occupation to fight Indians!) The year before the Washington's "Record of Death and Interment" form, Civil War began, he moved to the "New River District" filled out December 14, 1863, in the Nashville, where he worked as a carpenter. This work was also Tennessee, Yankee prison had a large word embla- interrupted; first, he was called on to go to the Atlantic zoned across its front: REBEL! This son, BERIAN coast and help in manufacturing salt which had Dowling, was born on June 6, 1841; his father proba- become so precious during the Northerners' blockade. bly named him "Berry Man'' originally . . . but by com- Secondly, at the age of fifty-two he was drafted into mon law "your name is that which ye are known by" military service! On August 4, 1863, at Jefferston, so the author uses the name which his cousins called Georgia, he was enrolled in Captain Floyd's company him. (Company D of the 1st Florida Cavalry listed him of Georgia Cavalry, probably as a farrier. as "Berrie M." at times. For more about this Dowling The year 1880 found WILLIAM HAMPTON in turn forward to the sketch of his third cousin and fel- the final working years of his life; he was the village low soldier, WILLIAM HENRY.) smith at Baldwin, Florida. Shortly afterwards, he MARTHA JANE was the first daughter that became totally disabled; he died after years of inca- Mahaley and WILLIAM HAMPTON had. She lived pacity in Jacksonville, Florida, at a son's home. His- from February 6, 1843, to November 14, 1897, and is grave is marked by a CSA cross in the Gravely Hills buried in the same Jacksonville cemetery as her father. (Priceville) Cemetery in that city; he died April 18, Also there, is Jackson D. Mann, her husband; he lived 1885. from November 3, 1846, to June 27, 1885. It is said WILLIAM HAMPTON and Mahaley had first that he met MARTHA JANE when he walked home child ISAAC August 2, 1835, before they left Leon from the war with GEORGE DALLAS, her brother. County. "Soldiers and Sailors of Florida" tells us that Atlanta Osceola Mann and the other four children of he served the Confederacy as a cavalryman. this couple are shown in Addendum 637. Washington records show that his unit was the 3rd WILLIAM HAMPTON'S SIXTH CHILD was Georgia Battalion, later absorbed by Clinch's 4th also a girl and was given the Christian Name of her Georgia Regiment. At one time he was in a Florida grandmother Dowling, ELIZABETH SARAH. outfit, Company II of the 2nd Cavalry. Before enlisting Luckily, Mr. Dowling used the name at this time; for ISAAC had married Henrietta Williams at Callahan, his next six children...would all be boys! The author is Florida. (This couple never had any children; Dowling uncertain which of her given names she went by; in had been trained in the mercantile business by a twen- any event, she too married a soldier, June 12, 1861. ty-one year old merchant, Thomas Dillon, who had And to prove he had "been there" husband William come to Florida from Nova Scotia! ISAAC died Alex Townsend even brought home a piece of apple- February 4, 1913, and was buried beside his wife "in tree from those standing at Appomattox the day he wit- South Jacksonville". She had predeceased him some nessed the dramatic peace ceremony between Grant one or two years; she was born in Georgia October 30, and Lee. (Previously, Townsend had fought in the 1844, to natives of that state.) Mexican War. . . . and even earlier against the Indians, THE SECOND SON OF WILLIAM HAMP- having been born in Mississippi April 8, 1822. He TON'S was a child who only lived from June 28, 1837, lived past his ninety-fifth birthday, dying July 6, 1917. to January 10, 1848. The boy was named JOHN Wife ELIZABETH had been born October 28, 1844; WEST; he was buried just nine months after Mahaley her death-date and the place of their burial is unknown and Mr. Dowling lost another fine boy. That son was by the author. Their descendants are named in named WILLIAM HENRY; he died April 14, 1847, at Addendum 637.1.) the age of seven, and had been born September 20, The next son of WILLIAM HAMPTON'S was 1839. The Swift Creek Cemetery where they were also grabbed by the war. Son GEORGE DALLAS, buried, near White Springs, is two counties distant born April 16, 1846 had gone to Lake Butler, Florida, from the Swift Creek Cemetery where their aged shortly after his sixteenth birthday and enlisted. They cousin WILLIAM HENRY and so many more placed him in Company I of the 1st Florida Reserves...

Page 23 This lad put in three hard years of war duty. And it would going strong and was shifted to brother ISAAC'S Florida be indeed interesting to know where its fortunes took Regiment. After the war he married his first cousin, him, for some say that it was a full six months after the November 20, 1879; she was Emma Ogden. (Emma was war's grinding end before his mother saw him coming born to JOHN'S Uncle Isaac E. Ogden and Sara Murphy back home; he was barefooted...his pants worn off to his at Lake City, Florida, on January 11, 1849. Both parents knees! were Georgians. Emma lived ninety-six years . . . was Near Middleburg, Florida, on November 22, 1865, buried in the town of her birth April 10, 1945, in GEORGE DALLAS Dowling married Mary Ann Woodlawn Cemetery. JOHN was buried at Jacksonville Barnett. (She was a daughter of Clarissa Townsend and in Evergreen Cemetery; he died December 20, 1910. Reverend Thomas Robinson Barnett, a pioneer Their few descendants are shown in Addendum 638.) Methodist minister of Florida. Though both her parents WILLIAM HAMPTON'S TENTH CHILD was were South Carolinians Mary was born in Madison born to Mahaley Ogden Dowling on September 25, County, Florida, August 4, 1846. Mrs. Dowling died July 1851, near the Swift Creek Cemetery in which two older 10, 1930, and was buried beside GEORGE DALLAS at brothers had been buried. His name was THOMAS. At Live Oak's City Cemetery; he had died February 6, the age of twenty-four, in Clay County, Florida, he 1905.) The children and grandchildren of this couple are became a bridegroom; Laura Ann Weeks was the bride. shown on Chart 531. Also named on that Chart is Mary This marriage was May 14, 1876; its children are shown Ann's daughter-in-law, Benlah Barnet, who worked so on Chart 532. tirelessly for thirty years to gather much of this material. As late as 1880 THOMAS was just a wheelwright, Mrs. Benlah Dowling's husband, ROBERT LEE, living in Baldwin, Florida. But "he moved to Live Oak SR., (who learned “logging" from GEORGE DALLAS) in 1890 bringing capital and workmen with his new and his uncle THOMAS will always be remembered sawmill and started a period of expansion and develop- because of the community named Dowling Park, ment" according to the recent booklet "Suwannee Florida. They had ceased competing with each other in County Centennial". (There is also an excellent picture the Live Oak, Florida, sawmill business in 1908 and of him in it.) The sawmills he subsequently operated are formed a combine with Richard W. Sears of Sears, known to have cut millions of feet of virgin longleaf Roebuck & Company and a Mr. Roach so that a tremen- pine. Seven years after his arrival THOMAS offered fel- dous sawmill could be installed in a huge, virgin stand of low residents the novelty of water through a pipe! . . . pine lying west of that timber center. This mill-site on With only six bathtubs in town three years later it is a the banks of the beautiful Suwannee River is now shown certainty that Mr. Dowling did not make his half-million on Florida maps as Dowling Park. dollar fortune out of his later sale of this utility! WILLIAM HAMPTON'S EIGHTH CHILD, Such enterprises as THOMAS'S fifteen-mile-long LEWIS, was born on April 6, 1848. At Greenville, "Dowling Lumber Road" (now the L. O. P. & G. Florida, May 18, 1876, he married Anna Scott, a twenty- Railroad) helped triple Suwannee's population in a eight year old Floridian. This was the period that decade! He was also organizer of the Dowling Export ROBERT'S descendants began getting into occupations and Lumber Company, the Tampa-Havana Lumber other than farming; a Duval County census four years Company, and the Gulf Pine Company of Pasco County. after his marriage showed Dowling as a merchant in the THOMAS contributed largely to the erection of Live town of Baldwin, Florida. Anna died July 18, 1914; Oak's first Advent Christian Church in 1900, shortly LEWIS died October 12, 1909, and was interred at Live after a term on the town council. Death took him June Oak, Florida. Their only daughter, BERTIE, married C. 11, 1911; he and Laura are buried in the City Cemetery C. Cawthon. in Live Oak. (She died October 3, 1918. She and her par- To appreciate the age at which WILLIAM HAMP- ents, Elender Wilson and James Albert Weeks, were born TON'S next son fought in the Civil War, one has to rec- in Florida. Laura's birthdate was March 6, 1853.) ognize two things, namely: the spirited nature of the THE NEXT CHILD OF WILLIAM HAMPTON Rebels . . . and the early maturity of frontier youths. This was also born near White Springs on January 4, 1854, child, JOHN WESLEY Dowling, rode a farm horse at and was named PHILIP HENRY. In his boyhood young the age of twelve (!) from Starke, Florida, to Dowling carried mail in large saddlebags slung over his Waynesville, Georgia, where they accepted him as a cav- horse; the route passed through Middleburg, Florida. alryman in Troop E of the 4th Georgia Cavalry. This This son of Mahaley's also decided not to farm. After he happened a month before his thirteenth birthday which married Emma Ruth Wolfe, October 10, 1876, he fell on December 10, 1862. Two years later he was still became a merchant in the village of Baldwin. This

Page 24 "General Merchandise Store" and successive ones he in the Beulah Church graveyard; she lived from operated at Lake City, Jacksonville, and Live Oak were October 9, 1855, to September 12, 1922.) to provide the major source of livelihood for his family. WILLIAM H. and Elizabeth Sarah Watson, par- In 1888 the yellow fever epidemic at Jacksonville ents of WILLIAM HAMPTON, probably died in the wiped out his young business there. Some ten years North Florida strip of counties reaching from Leon later Mr. Dowling decided to enter the ministry. PHILIP eastward to Columbia before the 1840 census was became a preacher for the Advent Christians, he and made. A hasty search by the author of that census's fam- brother THOMAS having been two of its first converts ilies for the entire state did not locate his name nor that in Live Oak. The Reverend Mr. Dowling organized sev- of his wife. The 1830 Leon County census seems to be eral country churches in the Suwannee County area as the final enumeration of either person. It should he well as one about 1911 in Green Cove Springs on the added that two or three land transactions just after that majestic St. Johns. His earthly ministry lasted over a time in that county involving a WILLIAM H. Dowling quarter century . . . and his marriage to Emma, over could easily refer to him or his son WILLIAM HAMP- sixty-one years! (PHILIP HENRY died October 13, TON. More information on Elizabeth Sarah might be 1937; Emma died June 18, 1939. She had been born in gained through a search of the Salkehatchee area Andersonville, Georgia, on April 4, 1859, to Nancy (Cheraw District) census of 1790, for she was of South Jane Bryan and Daniel Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe were Carolina birth. also born in that state. Besides the children shown on Chart 533 PHILIP and Emma reared an adopted son, JAMES'S SECOND SON, JAMES JR. James Paul Dowling. Mr. and Mrs. Dowling are buried (See Chart 322 and 101) near La Crosse, Florida, in Antioch Cemetery.) Virginian ROBERT Dowling had named his sec- THE TENTH SON OF WILLIAM HAMPTON'S ond son JAMES. . . In 1781 when they sent JAMES the was the last of twelve children born to him and news that wife Mary Boutwell Dowling had given birth Mahaley. Mr. Dowling honored the American General to a second son, this young revolutionary soldier imme- with whom grandfather JAMES had fought by naming diately announced that the baby's name would be the boy FRANCIS MARION. The baby was born JAMES, JR. January 18, 1856, "in Columbia County". This could By 1810 mother Mary had taken him and several have been during his parents move from the White of the children down to the Barnwell District and thence Springs area to the New River District; they were in the eastward to Beaufort District at a later date. JAMES latter place during the 1860 census. At Green Cove JUNIOR married Jane White. One of their children, Springs, January 30, 1876, FRANCIS married Polly JOHN, was killed at about the age of fifteen when Anna Weeks. Four years later he was a retail merchant returning from a visit nearby. The riderless horse return- in Lake City. After his divorce from Polly he married ing home had warned his parents of trouble; when they Harriett Rebecca Jaudon, daughter of Elizabeth Winters went to look for him, his lifeless body was located. and Henry William Jaudon; this was February 1, 1883, All three daughters of JAMES JUNIOR left about the time that he moved his business to descendants who lived as late as 1940 near Blackshear, Jacksonville. The terrible fire of 1901 almost wiped Georgia. Daughter ELLEN and son WILLIAM him out. HENRY TUCKER are known to have been in that area By 1906 this business of FRANCIS'S had grown during the 1850 Ware census. So these things make the into the large firm of Dowling Wholesale Company. At author feel that Jane White Dowling and her hushand one time he was a partner in Dowling Naval Stores might have left South Carolina as WILLIAM H. did. Company of Live Oak. Before his death on Christmas Information concerning JAMES JUNIOR'S daughters Day, 1937, FRANCIS MARION married a third time; AUDREY and REBECCA is limited at this time; the his descendants are shown in Addendum 639. (Mr. former is said to have been called "Lovey Ann" and to Dowling's third wife was Mrs. Minnie Gillen Dubose, have married Charles Smith. Descendants Jim Smith they married November 6, 1909; she lived from August and Ned (or Med) Smith lived about eight miles from 3, 1878, to February 18, 1936. Minnie was born in Blackshear, Georgia, in 1940. Florida, as were her parents, Mary Barns and Henry REBECCA married a Mr. James. Some say that his Gillen. Minnie and second wife Harriett are buried with name was James James! But the author believes that FRANCIS at Jacksonville's Evergreen Cemetery. Ransom T. James (whose family is outlined in Harriett lived from August 16, 1860, to July 28, 1909. “Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia” by Folks Huxford, Polly, the first wife, is buried in Clay County, Florida, Volume I, page 143) might be her husband. To appre-

Page 25 ciate the several matrimonial possibilities that Florida for his Civil War pension (in 1909, file 5487) REBECCA might have had, the reader should turn he and Didamier were living in Columbia County' forward and observe the couple's name with whom Florida, a few miles from the home he had known her nephew JAMES WALTER TOM was living in when his parents first came to Florida. HENRY was a 1850. farmer; he died May 15, 1926. (He and Mrs. Dowling ––––––––––––––––– are buried in Union County's Swift Creek Cemetery. She had been born there in Florida on July 29, 1846, Jane White and JAMES JUNIOR had possibly their to Jim and Shirley Johnson. She died March 19, first child in Beaufort District, South Carolina, July 1919.) 25, 1813. They named him WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER'S THIRD CHILD TUCKER . . . It was twenty-six years later in June of was born in Beaufort District, South Carolina, on 1839 that the marriage of this Dowling occurred; the February 12, 1845, and named HARRIETT ADE- marriage was in Beaufort District to an eighteen-year- LINE. Seventy-two years later she was buried near old girl by the name of Jane Ann Cleland. Lulu, Florida or Lake City, her death occurring W. H. T. Dowling and wife Jane were blessed October 31, 1917. She and husband William with their first child ten months later, April 20, 1840. Tomlinson were the parents of the nine children listed MARY REBECCA lived for eighty-four years after in Addendum 641. Mr. Tomlinson is buried in the this, marrying John H. Jones in Columbia County, Hawthorne Cemetery eleven miles east of Gainesville. Florida, on March 4, 1858, and bearing the children Jane Cleland Dowling gave birth to only one shown in Addendum 640. Great-granddaughter more child before these Dowlings left South Carolina; Beatrice Jones Roberts has the old Bible of Jane this was on September 10, 1847, and that offspring Cleland Dowling's. (MARY died June 21, 1924, and became known as ROBERT NELSON, SR. Shortly was buried near Sanderson, Florida, in South Prong after the death of this boy's father, described later, Cemetery. Mr. Jones had died June 10, 1892, and was ROBERT joined the 1st Florida Reserves of the buried there; his birth was in Bullock County, Confederate States Army. He was assigned to Georgia, October 20, 1835.) Company I, and his unit is believed never to have left WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER'S NEXT CHILD the Sunshine State. might have been called "Junior" except that Tucker ROBERT married Caroline Wester February 7, was never part of his name. Son WILLIAM HENRY, 1867; she was fourteen. His children by this wife and born also in Beaufort District, gasped his first breath by his second one may be seen on Chart 542. June 18, 1842. Exactly twenty years later this boy was (Caroline had been born March 3, 1853, at Sanderson, a cavalryman with Company D of the 1st Florida Florida, to Penelope Drippers and Elias Wester; her Regiment. He and third-cousin BERIAN Dowling had parents were of Georgia birth—Tattnall County. gone to Sanderson, Florida, from the New River Caroline is buried near the town of her birth in South District home of mother Jane's; they had ridden Prong Cemetery; she died April 29, 1884.) swamp ponies to that recruiting center; men and After poor health caused the death of his first mounts were promptly enlisted; BERIAN was never wife, ROBERT married Lou Venia Ogden, October 6, to see home again. But HENRY was luckier; the same 1886, at Hampton, Florida. She loved this jolly battle of Missionary Ridge that saw the former Dowling; he was always singing and doing things to wounded left the latter unscathed. BERIAN'S wounds brighten people's spirits. He especially loved animals; caused his capture; the Nashville prison hospital could in caring for them he became so proficient a doctor not halt the lung-inflammation which killed him. that he was often called upon by ill neighbors. A visit Cousin HENRY was also captured by the enemy on by ROBERT'S cousins or immediate family was suf- several occasions; but he was a wiry little man and ficient for him to quit work... Late into the night they'd always found a way to escape. The last time he was talk, arising the following morning to continue the imprisoned, he was "exchanged" from Rock Island reminiscing that sleep had interrupted. Pre-dawn prison; this was in the spring shortly before the war breakfasts were routine with him anyway. It was this ended. It was he who brought news to WILLIAM energy and joy of living that made him owner of 1,700 HAMPTON of BERIAN'S death. acres of Bradford County land there in his adopted Two years after returning home HENRY married state. He and Lou Venia were active workers for the Didamier Johnson. They reared the children shown on Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Both are Chart 541. By the time Mr. Dowling applied to buried in the Hampton, Florida, City Cemetery.

Page 26 ROBERT died April 30, 1931, at the age of eighty- shown on Chart 322 he was next to the youngest. He four; Lou Venia died February 11, 1933. (She had was born June 14, 1857, the year before his father been born in Appling County, Georgia, May 13, 1861, ceased having to go to Lake City to transact county to Sarah Ann Jackson and Isaac Ogden.) business and had the privilege of transacting business There is an interesting episode concerning closer home in the new countyseat of Lake Butler, for ROBERT that should be related at this point for the “New River District” had been created and until the benefit of future generations... As an old man in the 1861 division of it into Baker and Bradford Counties, 1920's he moved to Florida's East Coast; this was dur- pioneers such as WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER had to ing the boom, when many thought that a balloon could look to this town for government on the county level. be blown up to any size without bursting. ROBERT JOHN BRYANT at one time was town-marshall bought a house near Fort Lauderdale for $3,500...With of Lake Butler. And it was there that he operated a liv- everyone making a profit so long as he had real estate ery stable and feed business. The late Judge Chapman with which he could make a profit, it was not long liked to recount how BRYANT once credited the before a speculator had given ROBERT $25,000 for Judge's father with a wagon, team, and rent-free farm the place. That speculator in turn "sold it" for after business adversity had temporarily floored the $88,000... such a price no doubt including all kinds of older man . . . Such acts naturally led Dowling into watered mortgages. ROBERT, though, held a good public service as an office holder. He served Bradford solid mortgage . . . one for a thousand dollars on the as County Treasurer, School Trustee, and County place; and it was not but a few years after he had sold Commissioner. Even his daughters (see Chart 543) it, before he had it back...for 1/88th of its highest married men with a political bent; MAUD'S husband price! was State Attorney for Bradford County. And FAN- WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER'S FIFTH CHILD NIE'S husband, a grandson of ELLEN Dowling, was was also a boy. The family resided for a short time in Madison County's judge for a number of years. (JOHN today's Blackshear, Georgia, area; it was there that BRYANT'S wife, whom he married about 1876, was HANSFORD JACKSON was born, August 5, 1850 . . Emily Roberts who had been born in Bradford County . Twenty-one years later HANSFORD married February 9, 1852, to Sallie Sweat and John Roberts; Elizabeth Shirley. The children named in Addendum these parents were Georgians. Emily died January 19, 642 were all born at Lake Butler, Florida. Wife 1925; Mr. Dowling, on July 31, 1933. Both are buried Elizabeth had been born in Florida April 25, 1852; she at Swift Creek Cemetery which today lies in Union died about thirty-three years after she and HANS- County.) FORD married. His second wife was a Mrs. Willie, or Three tragic deaths happened on this limb of the Beulah, Tillis. The date of her death is not known; he South's Dowling family . . . JOHN B., a son of died between 1922 and 1925. Cemeteries at Waldo BRYANT above, was performing his duty as a consta- and Gainesville, Florida, should be searched for these ble of Baker County when a stranger whom he had three people. In the prime of his life HANSFORD was cautioned to "stop making a ruckus" pulled a gun and a statewide worker for the Masons; he conducted killed him! Some twenty years earlier JOHN B'S uncle classes all over Florida. RANSOM TUCKER had been shot down by drunken After Jane Cleland Dowling and her husband Matt Driggers when "RANCE" befriended a tenant of moved to their final home near present-day Raiford, his neighbor’s whom the latter was persecuting. Florida, they had a son on March 13, 1853, that they (RANSOM TUCKER was the ninth child of named MILES. The boy only lived to the following WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER. RANCE was born year. The year this boy died, the Dowlings' third November 1, 1860, three months after the death of his daughter was born. From December 6, 1854, she lived father. Mother Jane worked hard to be able to send him until September 11, 1918; her name was SARAH to East Florida Seminary, the equivalent of a college in ELEANOR. She married George Washington Thomas those days! October 11, 1886, RANCE married Ida January 12, 1874. (He lived from August 29, 1844, to Massey. A handsome, well-educated man, this November 7, 1906, after which he was buried in Dowling had already won such posts as Union County's Midway Cemetery. SARAH'S grave Superintendent of County Education and Tax Collector is there also. Their children and grandchildren are list- before his untimely death. He was killed in July of ed in Addendum 643.) 1895; his tombstone stands in Swift Creek (also called WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER'S eighth child was Mt. Zion) Cemetery, five miles north of Lake Butler, given the name of JOHN BRYANT. Of the children Florida. Only - child BESSIE is said to have married a

Page 27 Paschal after mother Ida remarried near Tampa.) three children. He had just returned from the Mexican The third unfortunate death to be mentioned was War, where he had served under General Winfield that of WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER himself! He Scott in that wild and woolly war! His name was and Jane Cleland had only been in Florida a few years Stephen Alan Denmark; death had taken his first wife . . . the family's youngest son BRYANT had just a short time before . . . and after he employed ELLEN passed his fourth birthday . . . The day of July 29, to care for that wife's children the two of them fell in 1861, had dawned bright and clear but the atmos- love and were married. (Stephen's father, John phere east of Lake Butler was heavy with social ten- Denmark, was a South Carolinian; the children that sion. The war was only a few months old and it is said Stephen had with his Waters wife were John, Nancy, that young G______H ______was not willing to and Doc . . . the latter dying in the Civil War.) be drafted into military service. Mr. Dowling was in The place of Stephen Alan Denmark's birth was the "committee" that went to call on him with the not learned by the author . . . "As early as 1837 he had expressed purpose of helping Mr. H______change been wounded while fighting Indians at Punkin his mind. As the group dismounted to enter the man's Hammock in Florida." After he and ELLEN married home, his young son, secreted under the steps, fired in South Georgia they lived the major portion of their at them. WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER fell, mortally lives near presentday Raiford, Florida. Mr. Denmark wounded. died February 5, 1899, a month before his seventy- Jane Cleland Dowling did not die until twenty- ninth birthday. ELLEN had died May 29, 1896, four three years later; hers was the man-size job of raising months before her eightieth birthday. Their graves are Mr. Dowling's five boys and three girls in that rough, marked by handsome markers at Sapp Cemetery near tough country west of the New River. Jane lived the their Florida home. last days of her sixty-three years on this earth in ELLEN'S OLDEST CHILD, born before she Baker County with daughter MARY Jones. When married Mr. Denmark, was named EMILY. This Mother Jane died November 4, 1884, they were not daughter was born in Beaufort District, South able to take her to Sapp Cemetery, near Raiford, Carolina, on February 16, 1839. EMILY was born where WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER was buried. about twenty-three years after her mother, and she The big, black river . . . the one still called the New died about twenty-three years after ELLEN did! As a River . . . was causing trouble again. Its flooded con- young lady she had married John Slicer Andrews. dition caused her burial at the Swift Creek Cemetery. Most of their life was spent near Lake Butler, Florida. One son of theirs, Aaron Dennis Andrews, won elec- ––––––––––––––––––– tions to both the Senate and House in Florida's legis- Some three years after the Dowling at the head of lature. U. S. Congressman J. E. Hendricks, Jr., a Chart 322, JAMES, JR., had the son named grandson, is sketched elsewhere in this book. Other WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER, he and mother Jane Andrews descendants are shown in Addendum 644. White Dowling were blessed with the birth of daugh- (EMILY died August 31, 1920; John S. died March 7, ter ELLEN. This occurred in Beaufort District, South 1896. Both are buried near Worthington Springs, Carolina, October 11, 1816. Florida, in Elzy Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Andrew's The time and place of ELLEN'S marriage to the birthdate was March 2, 1837.) South Carolinian who was the father of her first three ELLEN'S SECOND CHILD was born three children is not known. But these offspring, EMILY, years after EMILY and was named JAMES WALTER JOHN HENRY, and JAMES WALTER TOM were TOM. In 1850, the year his mother married Mr. known by the Dowling surname and were such, if for Denmark, TOM as an eight-year-old boy was living no other reason than ELLEN having been born one. It with Rebecca and Ransom F. Garner on a nearby is said that there was friction between her and her Ware County farm. mother wherein the latter championed the cause of a During the Civil War TOM soldiered as a caval- wealthy, nearby planter named Tom Colcox, who ryman in Georgia's 4th Regiment, Company G. later drowned in a millpond.... In any event ELLEN Before being discharged in Thomas County, Georgia, escaped the dilemma by moving to Ware County, he was hospitalized in a Confederate hospital at Georgia, after 1844. She was living there, near broth- Brunswick. It should be noted that Washington er WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER, in 1850. archives and Florida pension files refer to him as And it was in Ware County, that same year, that JAMES W. though as a civilian he was known by his ELLEN married the man who would father her last third name, TOM. The Florida children of Mr.

Page 28 Dowling's, shown on Chart 546, vividly remember into the young worker's memory: "Plow deep while his demonstrations of how he would shout the roll of slumber sleeps . . . make corn to sell and keep!" old Company G. . . a job assigned to him while in the JOHN used such training to become later the owner service. TOM was also one of the Company's squad of four gins, a store, and a sawmill, all these busi- whose duty it was to apprehend deserters. nesses being in the area of today's Raiford, Florida. About 1865 TOM married Malisia or Marian After the death of his first wife JOHN H. mar- James. Fifteen years later the five children born to ried Mrs. Lula Dixon Ferguson January 6, 1907. One this marriage were living with their grandmother son of theirs, STEPHEN TUCKER, became the first Elizabeth James in the old section of Ware County clerk of Union County when it was cut out of that had been put into Pierce County, Georgia. TOM Bradford in 1921; previously, he had been a Bradford and Malisia only lived together about ten years; he County Commissioner. Another son, JOSEPH left her and went to Baker County, Florida, where he PAYNE, is a Baptist Minister. (Confederate Veteran taught school and farmed . . . The building in which JOHN H. died October 19, 1927, and was buried in TOM taught was a dirt-floored log cabin with a half- Sapp Cemetery next to his first wife, Catherine. log bench running around each wall. It was here that Catherine, daughter of Ben Tyson of Georgia, died TOM met his second wife, Martha Thornton, a stu- on February 4, 1900, at the age of fifty-one; her dent attending classes from a nearby farm. They mar- Georgia-born mother had died there in Florida when ried about 1877, at which time she was twenty-two. Catherine was a young girl. Mr. Dowling's second (She and TOM are buried in Sapp Cemetery near wife, Lula, still lives in Raiford. She was born Raiford, though their graves are not marked. He died December 30, 1872, to Henrietta Ritch and Amaziah about 1902 of cancer. Most of his descendants by M. Dixon, both of whom were born in Appling Martha lived around Waldo, Florida, while those by County, Georgia.) Malisia lived near Blackshear, Georgia. Malisia is ELLEN'S FOURTH CHILD was the first one buried in the James Cemetery near the latter town.) she had by Mr. Denmark; father Stephen Alan named ELLEN'S THIRD CHILD was also a boy. Born him Stephen Banner. His date of birth was March 1, October 3, 1844, in Beaufort District, South 1851. When young Stephen reached adulthood he Carolina, the youngster was given the ample name of married Plenn and Polly Crew's daughter, Mamie. JOHN HENRY NELSON PAYNE Dowling. Many This union left the descendants named in Addendum called him JOE! . . . At the time ELLEN carried him 645. (Stephen B. Denmark and Mamie are buried in to Ware County, Georgia, there were no such things Deakle Cemetery in Lake Butler, Florida. He died as meat markets nor canned baby food. Any tough May 16, 1921 and she died September 14, 1923. old buck-deer that happened to run by was consid- Mamie's birth occurred April 21, 1859.) ered lucky tablefare. Years and years later, JOHN H. After three sons, shown on Chart 322, ELLEN liked to tell his offspring of the way that it had been then had another daughter. Little Lovey Jane was his job as a young boy to partially chew meat for his born on July 30, 1853. The man she married, William smaller sisters and brother before handing them the Jack Johns, was the son of a New River, Florida, area "tenderized" portions! pioneer; for Jack's father, Billy Johns, had been in Pierce County Georgia's first census, in 1860, that area before the town of Lake Butler was laid out! shows young JOHN H. as a member of family-unit (Jack's mother was Mary Futch. Jack had been born No. 284. A year later this seventeen-year-old to the Johnses on April 22, 1855 . . . and lived the Dowling joined Company A of the 50th Georgia lengthy life of eighty-seven years, dying January 10, Infantry Regiment in nearby Blackshear. It wasn't 1943. Wife Lovey Jane died October 22, 1926. Both long, though, before sickness had so incapacitated are buried in Sapp Cemetery near Raiford, Florida. him that he had gone to sister EMILY Andrews, At the time Jack Johns married ELLEN'S daughter where he remained until the war's end. he was as handsome a man as ever donned a cut- By 1869 JOHN H. was living in Bradford away! His picture . . . and one of ELLEN . . . are in County, Florida, not too far from his Aunt Jane the possession of his daughter Hester. Her name and Cleland Dowling. Early that year he married others are given in Addendum 646.) Catherine Tyson. The children born of this marriage ELLEN'S SIXTH AND LAST CHILD was born and his later one may be seen on Chart 547 . . . to her and Stephen Alan Denmark on October 12, JOHN'S employer, who gave this Dowling his start 1855. This child, Hester, was born in that part of old as a farmer, always drummed the following slogan Ware County, Georgia, now known as Pierce, so evi-

Page 29 dently ELLEN'S other two Denmark children were barn where they belonged! Religious services were born there before the move to Florida. Hester attended by this patriarch in a silk, broadcloth suit Denmark married May 12, 1872. Husband George and tophat. Still... there was a spirit of rebelliousness Ellison Kelly and she celebrated their Golden in him; when past sixty, he went off to the Mexican Wedding Anniversary a half-century later with time War! (Earlier, he had fought in the War of 1812 as a to spare. For she did not die until July 30, 1928, and soldier in Lowe’s Company of Colonel youngblood’s he did not die until May 23, 1935. Addendum 647 Regiment.) JOHN JABEZ and Susan are buried in gives a list of their twelve children and most of their the Dowling Cemetery near Brunson, South grandchildren. At the time of Mr. Kelly's death, he Carolina. was eighty-five; he had been born March 17, 1850. A JOHN JABEZ and Susan Barnes first had a son son of this couple, James Robert Kelly, was judge of named JAMES THEOPHILUS. The boy was born Madison County from 1912 to 1920 after having April 26, 1814. He did not marry, until he was twen- gone to Florida's legislature from Baker County. ty-seven; wife Mary Ann Long was called a Cain on From 1920 to 1936 he was Madison County's "state JOHN VIRGLE'S death certificate (many yeas later) attorney", following which time he was again elect- so there is a possibility that she had been married ed judge of the county court. previously. She had been born to Alonzo and Catherine Long on April 18, 1819, and it is said that JAMES'S THIRD SON, JOHN JABEZ Alonzo or his father was massacred by the Indians. (See Chart 323 and 101) Before JAMES THEOPHILUS died July 21, 1882, After such fine fighting as that done by he and Mary reared their nine children, shown on WILLIAM, JAMES, JOHN, and father ROBERT Chart 323. All of them were born near present day had caused the capitulation of Cornwallis at Hampton, South Carolina. Naturally, JAMES was Yorktown in 1781 . . . these Dowlings returned to farmer; but in conjunction with his large plantation their farms and the rural life that each followed. It he operated a cotton gin and gristmill. Widows and was the following January 15th that JAMES'S third the indigent were never charged for the grinding of child was born there in the Jeffries Creek area of the their corn into meal by Mr. Dowling . . . In his old sovereign state of South Carolina. JAMES and moth- age he took much time with his grandchildren, teach- er Mary Boutwell Dowling named him JOHN ing them the art of fishing and the many tricks of JABEZ. proper horseback riding. During the second war with the British JOHN JAMES THEOPHILUS'S OLDEST CHILD JABEZ married, February 13, 1812. Bride Susan was boy who would later be the beloved pastor of at Barnes was the daughter of Theophilus Barnes and a least thirty-five Baptist congregations throughout Sauls mother. She was twenty-one when she married South Carolina. Named WILLIAM HAMILTON JOHN JABEZ, having been born March 4, 1786, in Dowling, he lived the life of a leader from August 8, Prince William Parish, South Carolina. 1842, to September 9, 1924. As previously mentioned, mother Mary “HAM”, as he was known, joined the church at Boutwell Dowling had left Darlington District after the age of sixteen. He attended Pineville Academy the death of husband JAMES. Neither of the son’s near his birthplace; his remarkable intelligence ages shown on her 1810 Barnwell District census fit caused neighboring planters in the Bethel Church the age of son JOHN JABEZ. So the family tradition area to use him as a teacher before his eighteenth which tells of JOHN JABEZ'S arrival in Beaufort birthday . . . Just as he was preparing to enter a District as early as 1807 is probably correct. It was Seminary to prepare for the ministry the War there that his marriage to Susan occurred. And it was Between the States began. HAM was the only there, near today's town of Brunson, South Carolina, Chaplain that the 5th South Carolina Cavalry that this couple raised the five boys and five girls Regiment ever had. shown on Chart 323 . . . Great-great-grandchildren At one time this Dowling was an aide of General still inhabit the area. Wade Hampton. As a staff-sergeant there was one JOHN JABEZ was a meticulous person. He time during the battle of Lee’s Mill that his officers believed as much in orderliness that during one peri- were so decimated that HAM had to take charge of od of his life he kept servants on the look out for any the entire Confederate right wing; a short time later, leaves that might fall in the Dowling yard; they were Sheridan's forces overwhelmed the battered Rebels. to pick them up instantly and take them back of the Young Dowling lost many horses to shellfire. Often-

Page 30 times missiles tore through his clothing; but he was scribe and use a special yellow-fever serum in epi- never wounded! One of the battles he was in lasted demics raging on the Gulf Coast . . . Working under the from Thursday evening to Monday morning, his only direction of Doctor OSCAR Dowling (head of the rest being a pause for meals of parched corn. General Louisiana Health Service), young Tuten probably V. R. Brooks described WILLIAM HAMILTON as wondered about their kinship. Both were great-great- one of the "bravest of the brave"; Colonel Z. Davis great-grandsons of our family's founder, ROBERT! sent him the Cross of Honor. The third child of JAMES THEOPHILUS was HAM'S dangers did not end with the war. also a girl. They named her ARGENIE ROSETTA but Daughter MAUD Turner, in her excellent brochure called her "AURIE". Her birth date was November 22, called "To the Dowlings Who Served in America's 1846. About 1861 this girl married John Frederick Wars", tells of events in the carpetbagging days when Rivers, son of a Lightsey mother. Four of their children WILLIAM HAMILTON had only God between him named in Addendum 649 left no issue; but a fifth child and mob-death! Once, on his river plantation, he went had fourteen offspring! Mrs. Rivers died October 12, boldly into a camp of more than a hundred aroused 1903; she is buried at Hickory Grove Church near negroes who were there fomenting trouble. They Hampton, South Carolina. pulled him off of his horse and threatened to kill him, JAMES THEOPHILUS finally had another boy! but he talked to them and then preached a sermon He and Mrs. Dowling named him JOHN VIRGLE, the hours long . . . and they were never known to cause birth occurring August 23, 1849. The boy grew up in trouble as a group again. time to serve in brother HAM'S cavalry regiment, As proof that God was always with HAM, there serving in Captain Mulligan's company . . . Later he was the time, for example, when he had just given his attended Furman University, though a critical illness one-year preaching salary of five dollars to a destitute prevented his completion of the senior year. In such family. Before this young preacher reached home an places as Fairfax, Beaufort, Varnville, Ridgeland, and eloping couple had stopped him to perform a roadside Bluffton he taught school. Wife Annie Williams, marriage ceremony. When it ended they handed him daughter of Susan Bassett and Josiah Williams, was twice the amount he had just given away! also a schoolteacher. JOHN'S final residence was When Hampton County was created, it was HAM Savannah, Georgia, where he became City Inspector. who headed the school system. For twelve years its A friendly man, he was elected by the people of sur- people elected him Probate Judge. Immediately after- rounding Chatham County as their Probate Judge. (His wards, in 1832, he began a thirty-two year span of ser- three sons and four daughters are shown on Chart 552. vice on Hampton's Board of Education. Baptists hon- His life ended December 30, 1930; Annie's, on ored him by making him president of their Savannah February 15, 1928. Both are buried in the Hopewell River Association. He and Clara Louise Ruth, his Church Cemetery a few miles south of Hampton, beloved wife, reared the children shown on Chart 551. South Carolina. Their marriage date was May 1, 1880.) (This couple celebrated their Golden Wedding THE FIFTH CHILD OF JAMES THEOPHILUS Anniversary May 19, 1917. Clara had been born to was also a boy. Father JAMES had heard good reports Mary E. Peeples and Colonel Abram M. Ruth on May of Colonel DECANIA Dowling, a grandson of his 13, 1844, in Beaufort District. Her parents had also great-uncle WILLIAM; so DECANIE DEXTER was been born there, at the beginning of the War of 1812. the name chosen for this infant who arrived August 20, Clara and WILLIAM HAMILTON are buried in the 1850. cemetery of the church they married in: Hopewell DECANIE did not marry until May 8, 1878. To Baptist. HAM'S wife died December 12, 1923.) secure capital he worked in the store of brother JAMES THEOPHILUS'S SECOND CHILD was LUCIOUS RHETT at Varnville, South Carolina. The born January 31, 1845, and lived until June 7, 1899. extra-slow transportation of that day necessitated his Her name was SUSAN CATHERINE; she married week-long absences from the family (see Chart 553). John Asa Tuten September 12, 1866. Tuten died May Once while returning to his farm one dark night on a 9, 1891; both are buried in the Stafford Cemetery, near deep, sandy road . . . a hand reached from the darkness Furman, South Carolina. Mr. Tuten had been born in and grabbed his horse's bridle! But after the waylayer South Carolina on February 22, 1846. Of the children had held a match to DECANIE'S face he said, "Excuse shown in Addendum 648, one was especially promi- me, Mr. Dowling; you're not the one I'm looking for!" nent. That was son J. Greene Tuten, a doctor. At the . . . It was on that same road on another night that beginning of the century he was the first doctor to pre- DECANIE DEXTER, while passing a "hainted" negro

Page 31 (New Hope Baptist) church, was struck a sharp blow Addendum rather than on a Chart. Born on August 2, on the back! Though he only weighed 150 pounds 1858, RHETT was a pioneer businessman in the Dowling tended to take on the characteristics of town of Varnville, South Carolina; he even helped dynamite when taken advantage of; so he proceeded plan the village's street arrangement. At the age of to search the surrounding underbrush for the twenty he married Mary Susan Goethe. See "haint".... Finding nothing he went on home. But the Addendum 651.1 for their descendants. (This union next day he returned to the spot, determined to find occurred September 5, 1878, in Hopewell Church. at least the tracks of the ambusher . . . There in the Mrs. Dowling was the daughter of Eliza Peeples and middle of the road . . . was a long barrel-stave, its Washington Goethe and had been born near Varnville bend just perfect for a quick spring upward if stepped November 15, 1858. She lived until New Year's Day on just right! of 1923. She and RHETT are buried in the Varnville DECANIE was a gentle father. He had a keen Cemetery. He died September 16, 1929.) sense of humor but was careful to stress that his chil- The last child of JAMES THEOPHILUS was dren be courteous, even to the lowliest. Wife Mary the only one who would die single: ANNIE REGI- Margaret Thames contributed greatly to the moral NA. Born in 1860, this daughter died a scant twenty- fibre of this limb in our Dowling family tree. A stan- three years later. She is interred in the graveyard dard breakfast-time fare for this couple's children adjoining Hopewell Baptist Church. JAMES was her reading each Sunday of the sermon carried THEOPHILUS and wife Mary Long Dowling are in the "Hampton County Guardian". (She was the buried there also, just a few miles south of the coun- child of Mary J. Clifton and James F. Thames; she ty-seat of Hampton County, South Carolina; this area lived from February 24, 1861, to May 10, 1924, and is part of old Beaufort District, South Carolina, is buried beside Mr. Dowling at Hopewell Baptist where JOHN JABEZ had migrated in the beginning Church. He had died September 16, 1916.) of the nineteenth century. JAMES THEOPHILUS JAMES THEOPHILUS'S SIXTH CHILD was died July 21, 1882; his wife died December 14, 1896. daughter DEBORAH MELLISON. The crime - –––––––––––––– reporter of the "New Orleans Item", Ben Franklin This short section will cover JOHN JABEZ'S Hay is a grandson of hers; other children and grand- second and third child. For little is known of daugh- children are listed in Addendum 650. "MELLY", as ter RENNIE, born January 19, 1816. However, it is this daughter was called married Joseph D. said that she had at least three children, Rosa, Anna Deloache, son of William, in December of 1872. The (who married a Rivers), and William, Jr. RENNIE ceremony might have been performed on Joseph's married a man by the name of William Croft. twenty-fourth birthday; for that event happened The third child of JOHN JABEZ'S, a boy named December 5, 1872 . . . On Christmas day that year WILLIAM MATTISON, came into this world on MELLY was nineteen. (She lived some fifty-four August 24th . . . 1818. Later, this son added to JOHN years after that, dying February 23, 1927. Mr. JABEZ'S illustrious war record by serving against Deloache died October 28, 1898. The author does the Mexicans as a corporal in Johnson's Company of not know their burial place.) Colonel William Fisher's Regiment. EMMA ELIZABETH, seventh child of JAMES WILLIAM MATTISON'S FIRST CHILD was THEOPHILUS, was a little tot that Mary Dowling possibly the one called VICTORIA. Ignorance of her gave birth to on the 29th day of December, 1855. birthdate can only leave the author guessing that she, This wee one was to have many days; she lacked like the other three children, might have been born only two of living to her eighty-seventh birthday! quite some time after WILLIAM MATTISON mar- She is buried at Hopewell Baptist Church, where so ried Elizabeth Harrison. For such marriage had many of JOHN JABEZ'S descendants have met for occurred December 14, 1838; yet observe the birth- the past three decades in annual Dowling reunions. dates of the other three children! VICTORIA was Buried beside Emma is husband Thomas T. Speaks; still single at the age of sixty; but then she became his span of life covered the days from May 25, 1848, the second wife of James Harriett. He was a son of to October 2, 1917. Their descendants are shown in VICTORIA'S aunt HESTER ANN! Addendum 651. The first son of WILLIAM MATTISON was JAMES THEOPHILUS'S EIGHTH CHILD, born on May 4, 1852, and only lived to be two and a son LUCIOUS RHETT, leaves no Dowling grand- half years old. Named WILLIAM FERDINAND, he sons. Thus his descendants are shown in an is buried two miles north of Brunson, South

Page 32 Carolina, with his parents in the Dowling Cemetery. built such a fine reputation in nearby Barnwell The only other daughter born to WILLIAM MATTI- District before dying nine years earlier. SON and Elizabeth was born on February 15, 1854, South Carolina Archives show that "E. L. and lived until April 4, 1928. They named her Dowling" was in Company B of the 5th South CLEMENTINE PAMELIA. Her first husband, Carolina Cavalry Regiment; tradition tells us that he Joseph Rosier, lived only to the age of thirty-two was a scout and sharpshooter of that organization. (May of 1853 to June of 1885). Next this Dowling ELBERT LIJAH married Ann Harriett, daughter daughter married Reverend Blakely Mason. Her of John. The marriage resulted in only two children. descendants by both husbands are named in Daughter CORA HAZELTINE married George Addendum 652. Googe but they separated shortly, a little daughter The only other son of WILLIAM MATTISON'S supposedly dying as a child. CORA is buried at was a boy named RILEY R. He lived from June 29, Hopewell Church near Hampton, South Carolina. 1856, to October 16, 1895, dying single. RILEY'S ELBERT LIJAH died December 4, 1880. mother, Elizabeth Harrison, had died in October of ELBERT LIJAH'S son JOHN HAMPTON 1890, and his father in October of 1883. She was born became a sawyer, working at various sawmills in September 1, 1820. South Carolina and Georgia. He married Leila –––––––––––––––– Ambrose and they had daughters named CLYDE and JOHN JABEZ'S fourth child was christened BERTHA. The former married a Peeler and lived in HESTER ANN on March 22, 1821. At maturity she Augusta, Georgia; BERTHA had children and lived married John Harriett. As shown by Chart 323, HES- near Tampa, Florida. The author believes that a 1925 TER had at least six children. (1 - Frank, who married death certificate filed in Richland County, South Annie Priester, had offspring by the names of Nick, Carolina, on a seventy-six-year-old JOHN Dowling Gassie, Curlin, Mamie, Annie, and Minnie. 2 - refers to this cousin. William, who first married Missie Mole, had off- –––––––––––––––––– spring named John, George, and Susie (Mahaley). Susan Barnes and JOHN JABEZ had a seventh William next married Sarah Benton and had offspring child on November 12, 1828, and named her JULIA. named Frank and Hayward as well as two daughters. This daughter never had any offspring; she married 3 - James, who first married Martha Myers, and next Humphrey Moore and J. H. Cope. married his first cousin VICTORIA. A daughter of JOHN JABEZ'S eighth child was daughter the first marriage, Susannah (Mrs. Willie Klinger), MARY, born August 7, 1831. She married Mike was still living in 1941. 4 - Susan, who married Freeman. Their five children were Charley, Sula, William Priester, had a daughter named Cattie; this Mary Jane, Lou, and Julia, the last child later marry- daughter married William Hires and moved to ing a Loadholt. Mother MARY Freeman is buried at Leesburg, Florida. 5 - Nancy Harriett married a the Rivers Cemetery near Brunson, South Carolina. Simmons. 6 - Mary, who married Henry Kinard, ––––––––––––––––––––– raised several children in the Bethel section of The ninth child of JOHN JABEZ'S was named Allendale County, South Carolina.) Mrs. HESTER after a man whom father Dowling had heard much of ANN Harriett, the mother of these six children, is during the time he served in the War of 1812; that buried at Hickory Grove Church in Allendale County, man was Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. OLIVER South Carolina. PERRY Dowling was born December 27, 1833; in JOHN JABEZ'S next child after HESTER was a adulthood he married Josephine Prescott. Their only boy whom he named JOHN JEFFERSON. The birth- child, JOSEPHINE, died at nine. Not long after- date, June 9, 1823, of this son placed him in line for wards, the child's mother also died. later becoming a member of the Confederate Cavalry OLIVER PERRY next married Reverend of the South Carolina Squadron commanded by Kirk. William Googe's daughter, Henrietta, about the year This Dowling never married; he is buried in the 1869. A memorial article some fifty years later Dowling Cemetery two miles north of Brunson, described her charming manners and quiet modesty. South Carolina. He died at the age of seventy-six. She and PERRY were Methodists; people described –––––––––––––––– him as one of the most moral men they had ever JOHN JABEZ'S sixth child was born on July 3, known. He lived in the Hampton County area his 1825. His name, ELBERT LIJAH, probably came in entire life. The first child they had, SARAH VIOLA, part from his father's first cousin, ELIJAH, who had was born July13, 1870. She lived only seven years.

Page 33 Henrietta and OLIVER PERRY then had a second majority of Dowling's life was spent in the retail gro- daughter; she was born in 1872 on April 11th, and only cery and meat business in the towns of Brunson and lived twenty-seven years. Her name was AIMEE Fairfax. On March 14 (1906?) he married Laura GERTRUDE and she was married to John Hamilton Bassett. Their only son, GUY JEFFERSON is Assistant Nix (1860-19I7). All of their children and grandchil- Superintendent of Stations for F. E. C Railroad in St. dren are shown Addendum 653. Augustine. (For other descendants see Addendum 664. OLIVER PERRY'S THIRD CHILD by Henrietta Laura's birthdate was June 26, 1883; her parents were was his fourth daughter in a row! Named JULIA E. and Anna Googe and Michael Bassett. She lives in born on December 7, 1873, in Hampton County, this Thomasville, North Carolina. WADE died June 4, daughter lived there the remainder of her life. She died 1938, and was buried near Brunson in the Dowling single on February 27, 1936. Cemetery.) The first son that OLIVER PERRY had was OLIVER PERRY'S SEVENTH CHILD, another named in honor of a famous South Carolinian. This lit- boy, was born July 21, 1878. This was BENJAMIN tle Dowling, JOHN CALHOUN, SR., is shown at the WYMAN, SR, shown with all his brothers and sisters head of Chart 556; subsequent descendants of his are on Chart 323. This lad was only sixteen when father shown thereon. The date of his birth was March 3, PERRY died; so he went to live with Aunt JULIA 1875. Cope. For years after that BENJAMIN left South A livelihood in Reconstruction Days for rural Carolina to seek his fortune. The subsequent ten years Southerners was hard to earn; ambitious bread-winners were eventful ones. As a "drummer" of everything from grabbed at any honorable opportunity to break out of rheumatism medicine to needles and thread, he traveled the vicious cycle that the horrible war had caused. Thus the Atlantic Seaboard from the tip of Maine to the vil- JOHN CALHOUN, during his twenties, took a job at a lage of Key West. Modus getabout? - - - horse and nearby lumberyard. It was during this time that he mar- buggy! ried fifteen-year-old Lillie Idelia Cleland, January 27, On visits to Brunson, BENJAMIN became 1897. (Lillie lives in Brunson, South Carolina. She was increasingly interested in the sister-in-law of brother O. born May 4, 1883, to Henrietta Rebecca Davis and P., SR. The girl's name was Mary Esther Sullivan. He James Henry Cleland. It was thought that her grand- married her November 14, 1909; his traveling days mother, SARAH Cleland, was a granddaughter of were over! BENJAMIN'S popularity as a merchant of WILLIAM Dowling, whom the Tories killed.) Fairfax, South Carolina, caused his election to the post JOHN CALHOUN, SR., later became the owner of Allendale County Magistrate as early as 1919 . . . of two lumberyards. Always, he demonstrated a keen The day of his death, August 29, 1934, Judge Dowling ability in picking good men. When James F. Byrnes was being re-elected to this office, one he had held first ran for United States Senate, JOHN agreed to without interruption. He is buried in the Fairfax City serve as his campaign manager in surrounding Cemetery. Chart 557 shows the seven sons born to him Hampton County. During the twenty-six years that he and Mary Esther; four of them served in World War II. served as Township Magistrate the became known as (Esther was born to Mary Alice Pardue and Jefferson "Judge Dowling". From the inception of the depres- Darling Sullivan on December 22, 1892, in BEN- sionborn Agricultural Adjustment Act he was its board- JAMIN'S home county of Hampton. Her father had chairman in Hampton; his portrait, a gift of co-workers, also been born there; Mrs. Sullivan had been born in is still in the present ASC office. JOHN was a steward Edgefield County, South Carolina.) of the Brunson Methodist Church for thirty years and a OLIVER PERRY'S EIGHTH CHILD was given Grand Master Mason. One of the organizers of the masculine equivalent of his mother's name when Hopewell Church's "Dowling Family Reunion she and Mr. Dowling named the boy HENRY GOOGE. Association", he became association president in 1946. This birth came on April 23, 1880. HENRY never mar- Death took him December 12, 1949; he is buried in the ried, dying February 21, 1937. Brunson City Cemetery. OLIVER PERRY named the next child for him- OLIVER PERRY'S SIXTH CHILD by his two self; the author calls this boy OLIVER PERRY, II (for wives was born October 14, 1876, and named for Chart 558 shows that the name was used a third time Robert E. Lee's famed cavalry commander, Wade later on); his neighbors called this son of PERRY by the Hampton. This boy was WADE HAMPTON Dowling . name of "DOLLY". He was born August 11, 1882, just . . appropriately born in the new South Carolina County outside Brunson. Years later, he became a well-known that had been named for Carolinian Hampton . . . The merchant in that town. He also farmed . . . and operat-

Page 34 ed turpentine stills in Hampton, Allendale, and came after America's first census of 1790 . . . and Bamberg Counties. Once he branched out to the own- before the young father's 1797 death in the Jeffries ership of a gravel-pit at Wrens, Georgia. Son O. P.. III Creek area. Thus this boy was not old enough to hear called PETE, is superintendent of the A. C. L. his father and grandfather tell of their exploits at Railway's Florence District. Another son, NED, is Vice King's Mountain, and the Cowpens, and in the President of Turnbull Cone and Machine Company, Carolina swamps with General Marion. largest manufacturer of ice-cream cones in the South. After brother WILLIAM H. and mother Mary (DOLLY married Agnes Sullivan January 15, 1905. joined in selling their share of the land of grandmoth- She was another daughter of Jefferson Darling er Sarah Guinn Dowling, in 1808, WILLIS went with Sullivan, mentioned above. She still lives in Brunson. his mother to the country of her nephews JABEZ and Mr. Dowling died August 2, 1952, and was buried in ELIJAH. But the mother and son might have separat- that town’s cemetery. Agnes Sullivan was born August ed at that point; for she went eastward to Beaufort 12, 1888.) District, South Carolina, and WILLIS probably went OLIVER PERRY'S TENTH AND LAST CHILD back to his old home in the Darlington District. It is was a boy named ABRAM DAVID, born January 17, known tha't his bride, Nancy Cook (whom he wed 1885. He married Hani Barker's daughter, Edith; their before 1815), was of that area, for father Ephraim children are shown in Addendum 655. Mr. Dowling Cook resided there. was killed in an automobile wreck July 18, 1937; son The author's next glimpse of WILLIS is some fif- WILLIAM BARKER died the same way eleven years teen years Jater when he and Nancy were residing in later. ABRAM'S grave is at Fairfax, South Carolina. Madison County, Florida, east of six-year-old OLIVER PERRY Dowling died February 15, Tallahassee. Neither had passed their fortieth birthday 1885; widow Henrietta's oldest son was only nine ...... and based on census-brackets could have been as and there were eight little Dowlings to feed! The best young as thirty. the grieving mother could afford to bury PERRY in WILLIS and Nancy had brought at least a half- was a hand-made pine coffin. She had great persever- dozen children from South Carolina. Before the par- ance though and worked years in raising a fine family ents left there little Letitia had been born on January of children. Some forty years later, November 20, 10, 1828 . . . At the age of sixteen this daughter mar- 1918, the sons she had so lovingly reared buried her in ried Thomas D. Owens; it was leap-year and the mar- the most luxurious casket that could be bought! She riage was performed February 29, 1844. and OLIVER PERRY are in the Dowling Cemetery, LETITIA'S only child by this first marriage was near Brunson, South Carolina. Henrietta had been born daughter Mary Ellen. This little tot was born February September 3, 1848. 3, 1847, in Tallahassee, Florida. At the age of twenty- two she married Johnathon William Britton of ––––––––––––––––– Baltimore, Maryland, and of Florida's 1st Infantry A daughter shown on Chart 323 was the last child, the Regiment, Company A. Their offspring are named in tenth one, born to Susan Barnes Dowling and JOHN Addendum 656. (His parents were Elizabeth Rolph JABEZ. Her name was ELIZA JANE and she was and Thomas J. Britton; J. W. Britton married Ellen born May 23, 1836. She lived forty-four years and died Owens May 11, 1869. He had been born in Baltimore without having married. She is buried with her parents on November 27, 1840. Ellen died in 1916 and was in the Dowling Cemetery, two miles north of Brunson, interred in Thomasville, Georgia's Laurel Hill South Carolina. JOHN JABEZ donated the land for it. Cemetery. Mr. Britton had been buried there seven JOHN JABEZ died February 16, 1866. Susan died years previously.) three years later. LETITIA next married Thomas J. Rawls, a Georgian who had been born there on October 24, 1825. This marriage in 1849, on February 3rd, was JAMES'S FOURTH SON, WILLIS H. probably performed in the Methodist Church of (See Chart 324 and 101) Tallahassee; both were members there. Young Rawls A glance at Chart 324 will show that WILLIS H. was a carpenter. The first little Rawls born to them was is the grandson of ROBERT'S whom the author knows Eugenia; some twenty-seven years later this daughter the least about (except MICAJAH, of course, whose married Albert Edwin Philips . . . November 2, 1876. descendants are completely unknown). Only one of Eugenia's four children, shown in The birth of WILLIS H. to Revolutionary War Addendum 657, lived to adulthood. (Eugenia was born Veteran JAMES and mother Mary Boutwell Dowling

Page 35 in Tallahassee on March 8, 1850. At the time that her family on Chart 324, it is highly possible that there third infant died Eugenia also expired, October 9, was a fifth. For the marriage of daughter JULIA to 1884. Mother and child were buried in the same cas- Absolam Presnal is known to have taken place on ket in the Tallahassee City Cemetery. A. E. Philips May 31, 1830. Should this have occurred before that was the son of Penelope Blake and Andrew Jackson year's Madison County census the author feels that Philips, the latter of South Carolina birth, and lived she would not have been one of the four daughters until October 18, 1920. Death claimed him in still at home. Sanford, Florida. He was born March 8, 1850.) JULIA'S sister HANNAH JANE later married in LETITIA'S THIRD CHILD was son William Thomas County, Georgia, on January 20, 1850, and is Andrew Rawls, Sr., born August 26, 1851. On New believed to be one of the Madison County daughters. Year's Day of 1880 this Floridian married the daugh- HANNAH JANE'S picture is now owned by grand- ter of Mary Elizabeth Maxwell and Francis Hopkins niece Letitia Johnston Bond. At the time of her first Flagg; her name was Mary Maxwell Flagg. She and marriage this daughter of WILLIS'S used the name Mr. Rawls are buried there in the city of their birth in JANE; this was when she married Samuel A. Austin. the old burial grounds. Grandson Francis Lowry, a Eleven years later when she married David Crowell, hero of Iwo Jima, is sketched elsewhere in this book. February 24, 1861, she used the name HANNAH J. (Other descendants are shown in Addendum 658. HANNAH JANE'S first husband must have died Mrs. Rawls lived from April 26, 1857, to September a short time before this second marriage of hers, for 30, 1928; the cousin of ours whom she married died the Thomas County court had appointed a guardian December 7, 1926.) for the estate of little James, Frank, and Letty Austin Thomas Jefferson Rawls and LETITIA'S next the month before she remarried. Four years later this two children were girls. Little Annie Edmonson guardian's last money had been spent by a payment to Rawls, born August 26, 1853, lived only three years. "H. J. Crowell" (HANNAH JANE) of $525 for board But sister Frances, born October 24, 1859, lived a and clothing furnished the Austin children. The lengthy life. Her descendants are listed in Addendum author's only clue to these children's later fortune is 659. She was always known as "Fannie". Fannie mar- an 1872 marriage entry in the Thomas County, ried eight days after brother William Andrew did; Georgia, records of female "Latter" Austin to A. J. husband Edward John Kent Johnston was the son of Barrett. Virginia Ann Papy and Edward John Johnston. (This –––––––––––––––––– father-in-law was born in Ireland; after meeting the WILLIS Dowling "was at Dennis Hawkins's in St. Augustine-born Papy girl, they had son E. J. K. in Madison County on May 2, 1831" according to mate- Palatka, Florida, on July 9, 1852. Fannie died forty- rial found in the Florida Secretary of State's vault seven years and ten days after her marriage. Her hus- (under the grouping of "Executive Correspondence band had died on October 21, 1907. Both are buried Beginning in 1830"). He and son JOSEPH seem to in the Old City Cemetery in the town of her birth, have operated a store and had certain dealings with Tallahassee.) the governor's agents. The "half-quire of letter paper LETITIA'S SIXTH AND SEVENTH OFF- sold by the Dowlings for twenty-five cents" can of SPRING were boys. Son Thomas Glover Rawls was course be understood by the author as legitimate gov- never to have any children; he was born to Thomas ernment needs. But the "bottle of gin, sixty-two Jefferson and LETITIA on July 14, 1861. Forty years cents" . . . was probably bought by his excellency's later he married Sadie Williams. Edwin Blake Rawls, men for barter with the Indians! Tallahassee records the other son of LETITIA, was born on August 10, also show WILLIS'S purchase of eighty acres of land 1864; he died as an infant. equidistant from Madison, Florida and Greenville. The obituary of LETITIA published in the By 1840 son JOSEPH was "in commerce" in "Southern Christian Advocate" after her death, April Tallahassee. The census shows that he and an un- 10, 1874, is the longest ever seen by the author; she named brother were doing quite well, as they owned was evidently much beloved by her fellow two slaves. JOSEPH was married twice. The second Methodists. After Mr. Rawls death on August 12, time was to Elizabeth Johns, June 12, 1843, in an 1887, he was buried beside her in the old cemetery of Alachua County, Florida, ceremony. Mr. Dowling her native town. was probably still in business in Tallahassee because ––––––––––––– a September advertisement by a new dentist of the Though four daughters are shown in WILLIS'S town listed him as a character reference! Two years

Page 36 after this he was on the militia rolls of Alachua to Dale County, Alabama, where double-first-cousin County and was co-owner of "The House of Cole and DEMPSEY already resided. But a genealogical arti- Dowling". cle in Dale County's "Southern Star" a few years ago JOSEPH'S first wife, Catherine, had been a by Woodham's great-grandson stating that the Sallie member of the Tallahassee Methodist Church. She Woodham who died in Dale on January 23, 1865, was and sister-in-law LETITIA had joined the church at a Fields at the time she married Edward H., Sr., the same time, May 31, 1840. Catherine was thrown leaves the kinship of our SALLIE undecided. from a buggy and killed, probably between the time she professed Christianity and the time the 1840 cen- sus was run. JOSEPH may not have remained in Florida; he could well be the "JOE" Dowling shown on a roll of the 50th Georgia Infantry Regiment. He had been born between 1810 and 1815. The same roll of men, now in the possession of author Folks Huxford, shows "M" Dowling. Washington archivists were not able to find his Civil War record. This would have been WILLIS'S son, born in 1829, named MADISON. At the age of twen- ty-one he had worked in Hillsborough County, Florida. Five years later near Wakullah Springs he filed an affidavit of military service against the Indians stating that he had volunteered at St. Marks in August of 1849, receiving a Tallahassee discharge two months later. WILLIS'S three other children shown on Chart 324 have not been traced. The author has clues indi- cating that one of the two sons was named JAMES. All the information gained on four generations of WILLIS'S descendants is here.

JAMES'S DAUGHTERS (See Chart 101) As mentioned at the beginning of this chapter, JAMES and Mary Boutwell Dowling probably had two little daughters who died young. Reverend DEMPSEY Dowling did not seem to know of them; as he was only six years of age at the time that the census taker had visited his Uncle JAMES'S home and listed five daughters, it is only natural that DEMPSEY might have failed to mention such first cousins if they died as children while he himself was a child. Mrs. Beulah Barnet Dowling uncovered no information on POLLIE and LETTIE, except the pos- sibility that LETTIE'S other name was also CHAR- LOTTE. The author feels that LETTIE was actually the nickname used in place of LETITIA, for this girl's brother WILLIS named a daughter of his LETITIA. Mrs. Beulah Dowling (just before her death) had also been told that SALLIE, the fifth daughter on Chart 101, married Edward H. Woodham, Sr., in the Jeffries Creek area of South Carolina before moving

Page 37 Page 38 The JOHN Dowling Branch of Our Family

In 1824 JOHN as an old, old man of sixty-five f ROBERT'S three sons the youngest one, knew that his days were numbered; he prepared the OJOHN, was the longest lived. Unlike brother will that would dispose of such worldly goods as JAMES who lived only a score of years after the listed above. Yet it was not until 1826 that this old Declaration of Independence . . . or brother revolutionary soldier died. On June 10 of that year WILLIAM who died in the embers of the his son SIMEON (thought to be a twin of LEVI) Revolution . . . JOHN lived for a full half-century was qualified as executor of JOHN'S will. It still after that world-shaking war began. lies in the courthouse at Darlington, South His worldly goods, exclusive of larid, totaled Carolina. exactly $350.75 at the end of this lengthy life. Though JOHN willed that "my body be buried Truly, these were the infant days of American cap- in a decent and Christianlike manner" this must not ital, for he had accumulated enough to lend a tenth have included such a luxurious thing as a stone of his personal fortune to others. There was a headmarker. He was buried on his own land, prob- twelve-dollar note against Jessey Grantham and ably a stone's throw from his residence, the author James Priest and a twenty-dollar note on William feels that JOHN'S own grandchildren were not able Bremblet. Of course, his major investment was in to locate his grave a few decades later. farm necessities, to wit: Dying was as inexpensive in that remote time as was living. When son SIMEON died, within a - cart and gears ...... $15.00 few months of his father's death, brother ELIAS - one mare ...... $60.00 paid John Stewart fifty cents for planks and one - a saddle ...... $ 2.00 dollar for the labor of building SIMEON'S coffin. - fodder ...... $ 6.00 SIMEON was only twenty-six at the time and had - cattle ...... $50.00 never married. - hogs ...... $20.00 If JOHN had no memorial in the way of a - plantation tools ...... $ 8.00 tombstone, he nearly had one of another sort. As - corn and "pees” ...... $16.00 one of the first leaders of the Methodists in the - a side of leather ...... $ 2.00 Jeffries Creek area, he was instrumental in found- - potatoes and slips ...... $ 7.00 ing a church by the name of "Dowling Meeting - bee gum ...... $ 1.00 House". Father ROBERT, our family founder, is - old gums and barrels ...... $ 6.00 said to have given land for it . . . But the individu- alized name of this church was lost in 1840 when JOHN and his wife had reared all nine of their the Dowlings and the Garners combined to form children, without losing any to malnutrition, ver- "Philadelphia Church", a Methodist body still in min, or other pioneer hazards. So it is interesting to existence. (Pioneer minister James Jenkins referred notice the following household goods owned by in his book to "Dowling's House" as an early place such a father in the fiftieth year of our indepen- of worship; this could have been JOHN'S home dence: instead of a specially built place. "The Memoirs of - box and two chests ...... $ 3.00 James Jenkins" has just been reprinted by ROSA - three beds, furniture JENKINS Baskin, a descendant of Reverend and steads ...... $50.00 Jenkins and JOHN.) - cotton and "waring" clothes ...... $10.00 Within months after the Battle of Bunker Hill, - loom and gears ...... $20.00 JOHN enlisted in Pinckney's 1st South Carolina - kitchen furniture ...... $16.00 Regiment, November 4, 1775. This lad of sixteen - "puterware" ...... $10.00 was waiting for no declaration by a federal group! - set of knives & forks - ...... $ 2.00 . . . Nor was South Carolina for that matter, for the - crockerware ...... $ 3.00 council of safety formed by a specially-called - copperware ...... $ 3.00 "congress" of that colony had caused the King’s - grindstone ...... $ 1.50 governor to flee in September. A tempest was being - musket ...... $ 3.00 brewed in His Majesty's teapot! - cash ...... $15.25 Four and a half years after JOHN'S enlistment

Page 39 in Pinckney's Regiment his name disappeared from country". Yet a century later there would be a quar- its rolls. JOHN'S company, commanded by ter of a million in the area!) Levacher de Saint Marie, was possibly one of the Year after year, following the war, the stories American organizations defeated at Charleston. In around the hearths "back home" grew richer in the any event, it was not until 1782 that his military tribute paid the land toward the setting sun. In service for this idea of self-government was again 1824, a South Carolinian, Elisha Matthews of recorded. It was then that he is known to have been Darlington District, had accompanied a group to a guerilla with the dreaded "Swamp-fox", Francis the territory surrounding the confluence of the east Marion. and west branches of the Choctawhatchee River in JOHN married the following year, 1783. what is now Dale County, Alabama. Young Sister-in-law Mary Boutwell Dowling had proba- Matthews was hired there by a Mr. Mills to teach bly introduced him to the bride some years earlier, his children, and a few of some neighbors' children. for this was Mary's sister, Nancy; both were daugh- This was the first school ever held in southeast ters of Burtonhead Boutwell. Bride Nancy was Alabama! That same summer the first white man's twenty years of age; JOHN was twenty four. The craft ever to ply the Choctawhatchee came north- children subsequently born to them are shown on ward to the blockhouse that had just been erected. Chart 101. After his marriage the remaining forty- (The blockhouse was less than a mile east from the three years of his life were to be spent near Jeffries point at which the four-lane bridge is now under Creek. This was the place that father ROBERT had construction across this river south of Ozark.) brought him to from Virginia. And it was the place "At the close of his school Mr. Matthews got where all of JOHN'S little Dowlings would be ready for the homeward journey. The time spent in born. this wilderness had seemed long to him because of a special interest he had in the charming Miss JOHN'S OLDEST SON DEMPSEY LACY Dowling, beautiful daughter of Reverend (See Charts 331 and 101) DEMPSEY Dowling, who lived near Elisha's The first son of Nancy and JOHN'S came on father. December 14, 1783; the name they gave him, "On arriving home he confirmed all the stories DEMPSEY, must have been the surname of some of fertile soil, abundance of game, the long waving family friend. Absolutely nothing is known of his grasses that bowed and nodded before every water- childhood. It was almost twenty years later that he course where cattle might browse to their hearts' married. DEMPSEY picked a sixteen-year-old girl content. But the fate of young Elisha was not cer- who had been born in North Carolina. Her name tain. He paid a visit to his fiancee and told LACY was Martha Stokes. (Her parents, Nancy Patience of all the wonders of this new world. She listened Alford and John Henry Stokes, had been married in intently. But . . . could she leave a home of comfort JOHN'S old state of Virginia. Martha had been . . . the love of fond parents, brothers, sisters, born March 4, 1787; her brother Henry later mar- friends . . . for the hardships and hazards of ried DEMPSEY'S sister RHODA as can be seen on unknown lands? Young Matthews plead for a deci- Chart 101.) sion, promising that so soon as his financial cir- The War of 1812 set in motion a chain of cir- cumstances would permit he would build her an cumstance which, in the years following it, would elegant home in which she could reign in royal cause thousands of DEMPSEY'S descendants to be splendor! . . . He was successful . . . and his heart Alabamians instead of Carolinians. Scores of men was filled with joy." (The Southern Star," April 25, such as his brother ZACHEUS from the old 1902.) colonies were sent to the edges of young America This story concerning DEMPSEY'S daughter for defense against the British. Those who went "to and oldest son-in-law will be continued later. It was the West" (meaning such places as New Orleans) begun at this point to acquaint the reader with the were enthralled by the sight of such beautiful spirit of exploration that filled the residents of old woodlands as lay in the un-civilized void between colonial America after they had whipped the the Atlantic seaboard and the Mississippi river- British a second time, and the part LACY'S hus- towns. (Referring to southeast Alabama, pioneer band would play in influencing DEMPSEY to emi- Green Beauchamp later stated that "there were not grate. as many as one hundred white people in the whole Martha Stokes had joined the Methodist

Page 40 Church in 1799. From the time four years later when decided that its seat of government should be in the she married DEMPSEY they worked to establish a central part of the county . . . After living at this first Christian home. Doctor Anson West's "History of place two years DEMPSEY also moved northward. Methodism in Alabama" tell us that DEMPSEY "was This entire two years might well have been spent in of a strict type of Methodist. He was of that class who the construction of the doublepen log house in which reproved sin in word as well as life. He was as severe he and Martha would spend the remaining half of their as the Judgment. In rebuking persons for sin Reverend lives. The home they built was on historic Hurricane Dowling had the perseverance of endless patience. In Creek, two miles southwest of present-day Ozark (in the lines of Christian doctrine, experience, and life to the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 1, Township 5, which he gave special attention he was well advanced Range 24). Some years later squatter DEMPSEY paid and thoroughly established. He was the patriarch and the government $50.18 for the forty acre tract; the leader of the numerous tribe of Dowlings in the price indicates that it was the choicest! Methodist ranks" in Dale County, Alabama. About the time he moved to his last home In 1822, the year before daughter ELIZABETH DEMPSEY helped found Claybank Church. He, two died, DEMPSEY was elected an elder in his church brothers, three sons, and numerous other descendants upon the recommendation of the Pee Dee District preached there. The second building at Claybank, Conference that encompassed the Salkehatchee area. built in 1852, still stands; it is Dale County's oldest It was his reliance in God that prepared this father for public building. The century-old trees that were hewn such grief as that presented by this twin's death. square for its construction came from son (ELIZABETH and her sister MILLY had been born on EDWARD'S land; the supporting blocks came from May 5, 1808. She was the only one of his fourteen son JOHN, SENIOR'S land. Rafe, the negro slave of children who has no descendants today. DEMPSEY'S EDWARD'S, did most of the log hewing. . . . It is a other six daughters averaged living to the age of fifty- certainty that no work was done on the Sabbath for an two; his seven sons, including one who died in the early edition of the "Alabama Historical Quarterly" Civil War, lived to an average age of seventy.) states that DEMPSEY did not even allow meals to be Toward the end of 1825 DEMPSEY was becom- cooked on Sunday . . . that he always had his family ing much impressed with the news sent back by walk to Claybank services (three miles distant) so that daughter LACY from the one-year-old county of his beasts of burden might rest. Alabama to which she and her bridegroom had gone. An indication of the pay received by DEMPSEY Too, his need to go forth and spread the Methodist for his pioneer preaching may be gained by our gospel as brother ZACHEUS was doing . . . and as knowledge that a contemporary, just north of Dale in Bishop Asbury had brought it unto them . . was weigh- the Pea River Mission, received fifty dollars for his ing heavily on his mind. On September 27th of that year of work. Therefore, Reverend Dowling's major year he sold the 330-acre farm (lying on both sides of occupation had to be farming. By 1850 he owned thir- Lake Swamp) where his twelve children had been teen slaves; their worth probably constituted the major born and made preparations to leave the Jeffries Creek part of his personal worth, $15,070, as recorded on the area. 1860 census. The subsequent trip to Alabama took six months; Chart 331 shows one hundred and six of on March 1, 1826, Reverend Dowling and his large DEMPSEY'S one hundred and eleven grandchildren, family crossed the Chattahoochee River near Fort five infants of son JAMES being omitted. "The Dale Gaines, Georgia. That same week they began a new County Tombstone Book", by E. H. Hayes, shows that life near the first "town" that Dale County ever had, Dale County, home county of the author, contains Richmond, Alabama. (Richmond lay five miles east of more Dowling graves than those of any other sur- the previously mentioned blockhouse on a trail to a name. The Claybank Church Cemetery was spotlight- ford down-river from Ft. Gaines, where the town of ed in "Strange As It Seems", a syndicated column, Columbia was to be founded.) some years ago for that reason. Though all the white But Richmond's death-knell had been sounded Dowlings whose markers lie in Dale are kin, there are when Dale County was formed. Henry County offi- only four who did not descend from DEMPSEY. cials were evacuating its courthouse as DEMPSEY Many followed his calling; great-grandson Will C. arrived; they would have to build another "town" to Hughes, a Texas minister, stated that he knew of forty- replace this old one which now lay in the wrong coun- two preachers who descended from this patriarch. One ty. Nor was Richmond suitable for Dale. It had been of these forty-two, ANGUS, was reported by the

Page 41 "Alabama Christian Advocate" to have made over and kind wife, a generous mistress. She raised 2,000 conversions during his ministry. Perhaps, fourteen children of whom two are Methodist after all, our family motto (see Preface) has been of preachers. At her burial there were 108 of her significance! descendants present. Reverend DEMPSEY Dowling died two weeks after the surrender of General Lee at ––––––––––––––––– Appomattox; his death came on the day that the DEMPSEY and Martha's oldest child was the one South's final force surrendered to Sherman at born on November 23, 1804, and named LACY; her Greensboro, South Carolina, April 26, 1865. consent to marry Elisha Matthews was mentioned at Luckily, he had already given grandson ANGUS an the beginning of DEMPSEY'S sketch. Her marriage outline of ROBERT'S second and third genera- came on Christmas Eve of 1824, two days after the tions. He was buried beside Martha Stokes far-off Alabama legislature was proclaiming a new Dowling at the church in the pines, Claybank. county "to be called Dale". The following month The esteem in which this mother of fourteen LACY left Jeffries Creek with husband Elisha and a had been held is shown by the following memorial, large caravan, composed primarily of his kinfolks. printed shortly after her death: ("The Southern Star" of April 25, 1902, contains a "Let Me Die the Death of the Righteous" lengthy genealogical article about these kinspeople Martha Dowling, wife of the Reverend of Elisha. He had been born March 15, 1803, prob- DEMPSEY Dowling, died at her residence in ably near LACY, to Mary Ann Truitt and Moses Dale County, Alabama, January 15, 1859, in Matthews, Jr.; the latter was captain of the wagon- her seventy-second year. She had been a faith- train in which LACY moved to Alabama.) ful member of the Methodist Episcopal Church In the first year of Dale County's existence for fifty-four years. She was born in North Elisha was appointed as paymaster for the militia. Carolina, and when but three years old, her Then in 1827 he was elected to the joint office of parents moved to Darlington District, S. C., Tax Assessor-Collector. A short while later he went where she lived until over sixteen at which by horseback halfway across the state to Alabama's time she married DEMPSEY Dowling. capital, Cahaba, to "enter" the land he was living on. Very soon afterwards she attached herself A part of it that lay where the road northward from to the Church and became deeply concerned Dale Court House, Alabama, crossed an old Indian about the salvation of her soul and sought God trail was given by him and LACY for a churchsite; in the pardon of her sins by the exercise of an it came to be known as Claybank! evangelical faith in Christ and found that In 1839 Elisha was appointed treasurer of Dale peace which passeth all understanding. County; he disbursed the money spent on building After moving to Dale County, Alabama, she Dale's third courthouse at the new town of Newton. had the enjoyment of many friends, loving But Elisha aspired to bigger things. The year before children and obedient servants, until the time the California goldrush, he resigned as a county offi- above mentioned, when she was taken by the cer to enter the race for Alabama's Senate. His oppo- hand of death from her husband's embrace. nent, George W. Williams, was exceedingly popular But thanks be to God; she went in the triumphs with the people and very few cared to enter the lists of a living and saving faith. against him. But, among many, Mr. Williams was The day before she died she appeared to be known by the sobriquet of "Butthead" Williams. It in better health than usual. After eating a seems that Mr. Williams wished to make an anony- hearty supper she and DEMPSEY and a few of mous poll on how the race was progressing. In an the grandchildren joined in family prayer. A obscure corner of the county he rode up to a settler's short time after retiring, she aroused her gate and called: "Attention!" . . . An old lady made companion by giving signs of the arm, and a her appearance at the door. After a few pleasant few minutes after, she sank in the arms of remarks about the weather the politician asked how death. As she went she shouted, "Glory, glory", "Mr. George Williams" was doing in the Senator's and told those present that she would soon be race . . . Bracing her arms akimbo, her countenance in heaven; that "My room is full of heavenly lighting up, the old lady hollered back: "I don't know light." who MISTER George Williams is, but if you mean She was an affectionate mother, a dutiful 'Old Butthead', he's gonna run like a scairt wolf."

Page 42 When the returns were in, Elisha won by an October 23rd. Both were buried in Claybank eight-hundred-vote majority . . . But four years later, Cemetery. Andrews had been born in South Carolina in 1852, as the fires of secession began to be fanned, on June 15, 1827.) Mr. Matthews returned to private life, vowing never LACY'S THIRD CHILD was little Mary again to enter politics! Mancey Matthews; she was born on January 29, In 1882 Elisha remembered a promise that he 1829, in Dale County. She was still living nearly one had once made to LACY . . . the one about the nice hundred years later, dying March 26, 1924! Mary house. He remembered too that just as he had been had married before the Civil War, September 25, getting ready to fulfill this pledge back in the sixties, 1851. The man she married lived to be only twenty- the war had come along and swept from under him six years old! His name was William Henry Martin; all the hard earnings they had saved. But now there a half-century after his death, which occurred could be no delay. Why, LACY'S hair was com- October 24, 1855, his son William Edward deeded pletely gray! So getting out the gold and silver that additional land to beloved Claybank Church. he had been so carefully hoarding, Matthews bought Granite columns commemorate this and a later gift a new house in the nearby town of Ozark. LACY made by this part of the family. Offspring of the died there two years later, October 25, 1884. Elisha's Martins are shown in Addendum 662. (Mr. Martin death followed on July 4, 1889. Their graves are on was an older brother of the man who married the cemetery land they donated. LACY'S sixth child; the Martin ancestry is dis- Their first child had been born in a log-house cussed below. William Henry's grave and that of nearby on October 2, 1825, ten months after Dale Mary may be seen at Claybank.) County's birth. William Edward Matthews was his Elisha Matthews and LACY next had a daugh- name. In his adulthood the young man's farming had ter whom they named Sarah Jane; this daughter's been interrupted for three years of service in the birth was September 25, 1830. At the age of eigh- 53rd Alabama Mounted Infantry Regiment. William teen . . . on a beautiful October 23rd . . . Jane mar- Edward's first marriage had been to Lucy Brackin on ried Mrs. Mary Clark's son, John C. Clark. Most November 19, 1846. Of five children born to them people called him "Jack" Clark. At the time of this only one reached maturity. Following Lucy's death marriage Clark was a first-lieutenant in Alabama's Matthews married Nancy Jane Brown, January 10, militia (46th Regiment, 11th Brigade, 51st 1856. The offspring of both marriages are shown in Division). . . Years later while the Civil War was in Addendum 660. (William Edward and both wives progress a gang of bushwhackers under the notori- are buried at Claybank; Lucy died March 24, 1864, ous Yankee sympathizer, Sanders, came past the at the age of twenty-five. He died February 8, 1886, Clark farm near Rocky Hill Cemetery, east of Ozark. and Nancy, on June 26, 1888. Nancy was of Georgia The Clarks were evidently caught off guard, for birth though her parents were probably South Berry Andrews recounts in one of his old “ledgers” Carolinians, Henry and Lydia Brown, who were in that "Jack" had no recourse but to let the invaders Dale County, Alabama, by 1850. She was born May kill four of his best beeves with which to feed his 1, 1832;) men. (Mr. and Mrs. Clark are buried in the above- THE SECOND CHILD OF LACY'S was mentioned cemetery; he died July 26, 1890. Jane daughter Martha Ann, born August 6, 1827. She died July 16, 1909. The sixth and seventh generation married Samuel James Andrews, the son of Sinai descendants of ROBERT by this couple are shown and John J. Andrews. Husband Jim was so ably in Addendum 663. He had been born in Alabama, trained as a blacksmith and carpenter that he was June 12, 1822.) chosen to build the benches for Claybank Church's LACY'S SECOND SON was born after the new building. (This hand-hewn furniture is still above three daughters. Named Mellon Thoory there, one hundred and seven years after its con- Matthews he lived from June 14, 1832, to January struction.) It is most likely that the Ozark area's first 28, 1896. He married Rebecca, daughter of Dr. postoffice, founded in 1842, was in the Andrews William A. Treadwell, on November 1, 1860. home. It was known as Woodshop, Alabama, and Rebecca lived sixty-three years after the time of this young Jim was "Assistant Postmaster"! The six chil- marriage! Mellon served in the Confederates' 53rd dren of this couple are shown in Adden 661. Alabama Mounted Infantry. Later, he had quite a (They married on August 6, 1848. Martha died comedy-act worked out which he presented with August 8,1904; Jim died three years later on other actors on southeast Alabama's rivers and

Page 43 creeks. (Addendum 664 lists his children and grand- Dowling! (Margaret was born to LACY on February children; he and Rebecca Treadwell Gray are buried 2, 1844. Her only daughter, Valdonia, had an only in Claybank Cemetery. She had been born January child named Loafie. The former married Alexander 29, 1841.) Faulk and Loafie married R. G Walden and Fitzhugh LACY'S SIXTH CHILD was daughter Aquilla Lee. Neither of Loafie's marriages left any offspring. Malissey, born October 24, 1834. Like the other chil- Other information on "Billy" Byrd is given in the dren she was born in Dale; the burning of the Newton EDWARD section of this chapter.) courthouse in 1869 and of the one in Ozark in 1884 ––––––––––––––– destroyed decades of irreplaceable genealogical data, DEMPSEY Dowling's second child was a boy. He including the date of her marriage. Husband John was born in 1806 in the Jeffries Creek area of South Floyd Martin was the grandson of J. Mather Martin of Carolina and given the good Methodist name of South Carolina and Alexander Smith of Jasper WESLEY. After Reverend Dowling moved to his County, Georgia. John Floyd had been born Hurricane Creek home in Alabama this twenty-five September 18, 1830, in Georgia, and had later been year old son purchased his first land (shown on page taken by his parents, James L. Martin, and Sarah 87 of the Dale County Plat Book). Two years later Smith Martin to Barbour County, Alabama. Near the WESLEY was elected a justice of the peace. He also time he married Aquilla, John served with Hilliard's served as a militiaman in the local 46th Regiment. Legion and the 59th Alabama Regiment of Grace's An idea was gained by the author of the way a Brigade. He saw action at Chickamauga. And at family's history, becomes scattered and then finally Drewry's Bluff in Virginia he received a minnie-ball lost (unless a volunteer records it) by the following. in his shoulder. Following a practice of the time he The files of a North Carolina grand-niece of WES- carried it the rest of his life. (After his ninety-first LEY included the story, uncovered by a Washington birthday John died on September 26, 1921; Aquilla genealogist, of our subject's trip to Irwington (now was eighty-three when she died, November 12, 1917. Eufaula), Alabama, to supervise construction of that Their descendants are named in Addendum 665. Both towns' first plank-building! That happened about are buried in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery, near their 1834. The structure happened to be the village’s first Geneva County, Alabama, home.) church building; WESLEY'S uncle. ZACHEUS was The seventh child of LACY and Elisha the circuit-riding Methodist who had talked the vil- Matthews was the daughter named Talitha; her birth- lagers into having it built! date was August 9, 1837. About twenty-eight years About 1837 WESLEY married a seventeen-year- later she married a veteran of the 33rd Alabama old girl by the name of Amanda E. O’Neal. She had Infantry Regiment's Company I; he was twenty-five been born in Georgia, though her father was a at the time; his name was James C. Ross. Their off- Virginian. "Mandy" lived some fifty-two years after spring are shown in Addendum 666. They are buried this marriage, dying about eleven years after WES- at Claybank, Talitha having died February 7, 1908. LEY did. Both are buried at Claybank. WESLEY was No dates are given on Mr. Ross's marker. He was a reputed to be the best blacksmith in southeast Georgian. Land that he homesteaded in 1893 in Dale Alabama; his shop stood south of Claybank on the County is shown in the Probate Judge's Plat-Book. Daleville road. WESLEY died in 1878. LACY'S EIGHTH CHILD was Elizabeth Ann WESLEY'S two oldest sons were killed in the Josephine, born October 14, 1841. Many called her Civil War fighting. Private COLONEL JASPER had Betsy. After the age of nineteen she became the sec- been born in 1838. MARTIN R. was three years ond wife of Hugh McDonald, a Georgian who had younger. Both had walked into nearby Ozark on a previously been married. The five children, all boys, beautiful March day in 1862 and told Captain R. F. of this marriage are named in Addendum 667. Betsy's Crittenden that they would like to be members of his grave marker may be seen at Claybank; she died company in the 33rd Alabama Infantry. Exactly one April 2, 1901. Her husband was buried there, too. year later father WESLEY was being given a LACY'S LAST CHILD used up all the names! Confederate death payment of $53.63 for each son; The parents named her Margaret Tacier Dela Pegary both are thought to have died in the same battle. Matthews. She was the first wife of William Acrel WESLEY'S THIRD SON was born in 1846; he Byrd, marrying him about 1868. After she died July did not serve in the war. His name was MARION 4, 1871, Byrd married her first cousin who was JACKSON, his first name being in honor of named VANTILLER OPHELIA RIO JANEIRO American General Marion of whom WESLEY had

Page 44 heard grandfather JOHN say so much. On September prayed: "Forgive them; forgive them, dear Lord!" 3, 1873, MARION married Ursula Atkinson. Though Such a display of Christianity by this forlorn foreign- he lived only until June 19, 1892, this Dowling made er (he was of Spanish birth and prior to the war had much of the few years' home-life he was to enjoy. preached around Newton) angered the "judge-and- Mother Amanda lived in his Henry County, Alabama, jury" so much, they could stand it no more. They belt- home the last years of her life. JASPER BOSWELL, ed the red horse hitched to the buggy and Sketo's son of MARION, is widely known and loved in body went crashing downward! . . . But the victim Jackson County, Florida, where he has been the fam- was tall; his feet were dragging the ground under the ily doctor of thousands for nearly fifty years in the post oak tree. Immediately, guardsman G______town of Alliance. Other children and grandchildren E______, a cripple, grabbed his crutch and scratched are shown on Chart 561. (MARION and his wife are dirt from under the gasping man's feet. buried in the Kinsey, Alabama, Baptist Cemetery. . . . And for years and years . . . even on into the Ursula died in 1938. She had been born August 28, twentieth century . . . that hole remained hollowed out 1857, in Dale County to Ursula Eugenia Griffith and EVEN THOUGH PERSISTENT ATTEMPTS William Maldre Atkinson of Green County, Georgia.) WERE MADE TO FILL IT. TO FORGET IT! . . . The WESLEY'S FOURTH CHILD was a daughter, end of the story? . . . One by one the six hangmen FRANCES, born four years after MARION'S birth. died terrible deaths. One was riding a horse one still When she was about eighteen, this only daughter day when suddenly the limb of a post oak tree married Elisha R. Woodham, a war-veteran some five crashed down on him, splitting his skull. One was to eight years her senior; he was also a resident of killed by a run-away mule. Still another was killed by Dale County. He had served in the 1st Alabama lightning. One was found dead in a swamp . . . Today, Infantry Regiment. FRANCES'S offspring are shown even the old hanging-tree is gone! But the scar? ? . . . in Addendum 668. (Neither the death-dates nor buri- It probably remains . . . alplaces of Mr. and Mrs. Woodham are known. He ––––––––––––––––– was the son of Frederick Woodham, II, of Darlington The next two children of DEMPSEY'S fourteen, District, South Carolina. It is told that the great- shown on Chart 331, were the twins MILLY and grandfather of that Carolinian, an Englishman named ELIZABETH. After her May 5th birth in 1808 in the Atha Woodham, II, had served so successfully in the Jeffries Creek area of South Carolina ELIZABETH House of Commons that Great Britain's king had sent only lived fifteen years, as previously mentioned. him to Ireland to supervise "Crown Land". Within Twin MILLY might have married in Georgia during five years, however, young Woodham had led an the emigration to Alabama. For it is known that she unsuccessful Irish rebellion against his majesty and married in 1826 . . . and that husband William Cox subsequently fled to the colony of South Carolina.) was of Georgia birth. (His mother, Nancy Cox, had The year after WESLEY'S two sons were killed, moved there from South Carolina prior to William's he was involved in an incident of such import that its birth on February 7, 1807. Young William must have story was recently repeated in "The Montgomery borne the Christian Name of his father for in pur- Advertiser". He was approaching the chasing his first government land in Dale County, ten Choctawhatchee River bridge near Newton, years after marrying MILLY, he used the name Alabama, on December 3, 1864, when he noticed a "William Cox, Jr.") half-dozen men of Captain Breare's Confederate At the time that Dale County "was split down the Home-Guard ganged around a helpless-looking Dale middle by Captain Arch Justice's broadax" to form Countian, named Bill Sketo . . . They were preparing the offshoot county of Coffee, MILLY'S husband was to hang the man, on the charge that he had deserted the Dale surveyor. It was he who laid off the lots for the Rebels' front-lines. (Sketo had come home, the new town of Newton. In those days of 1841 there because of his wife's serious illness, but had followed was not a single bridge in the county for this young an often-used procedure by having a friend take his official to traverse! However, Newton did quickly place.) construct an "academy"; MILLY'S nephew Mr. Dowling warned the self-appointed prosecu- COLONEL JASPER had just finished his course tors that such a lynching was not right, whereupon there before getting killed in the war. It was at they warned him that he "would get the same Newton, laid out by Cox immediately after the war, medecine" if he interfered! Then . . . as Sketo stood that the county's first newspaper, "The Southern Star" on the buggy, the rope tightening around his neck, he began publication.

Page 45 MILLY and William's children all were born near there. Mr. Robinson had been confronted with quite a Claybank. Mr. Cox probably served against the problem with the risk presented by the rickety bridge Indians; of the many government tracts of land he to his elephants. He circumvented that by having them acquired, one was through the use of a Military ford the Choctawhatchee. Later, in Ozark, Mr. Warrant . . . MILLY Dowling Cox died when only Robinson began determining how many complimen- thirty-nine, July 28, 1847. Though William's census tary tickets his host's "little ones" would need for the record three years later shows that he was the richest night's performance . . . There were enough of the fifty of any of her kin (owning $12,000 worth of land grandchildren of Martha Ann's within calling distance alone) . . . MILLY'S Claybank grave was never (see Addendum 669) that it has always been assumed marked! (Following her untimely death Cox married that this gentleman never forgot Dale County! Charlotte Brown and moved to Texas in 1856. He (Martha Ann died when eighty-two, February 3, 1910. insisted on participating in the Civil War, though over Gordon had been born June 17, 1822, in Darlington fifty years old, and while returning on a furlough to District, South Carolina; see more data on his family Newton County, Texas, where he had a large planta- in this chapter's prior section about LACY. Gordon tion, he died, November 18, 1863. Measles was the was a deacon of Ozark's "Union" Baptist Church, now cause. He was buried at the place of his death, "the old known as First Baptist. He and Martha Ann are buried Buck Jones place", between Alexandria and Leesville, in the adjoining burial ground.) Louisiana.) MILLY'S NEXT TWO CHILDREN were also MILLY'S OLDEST CHILD was born on January girls. Little Nancy, born September 2, 1829, died 10, 1828, in Dale County, Alabama, and named before the 1840 Dale Census. Sister Mary Elizabeth, Martha Ann. As a girl of fifteen, she married the born September 5, 1831, lived for ninety-one years! brother-in-law of her Aunt LACY Matthews; his name Elizabeth, as she was called, married in Henry was Moses Gordon Matthews. Though called Gordon, County, Alabama, on July 8, 1848. Bridegroom he bore the honored name of his grandfather who had Simeon Paskal Gray was a nephew by marriage of fought in the Revolution, Moses Matthews, Sr. This LACY Matthews; for his mother, Mary Matthews marriage took place February 2, 1843, and left the Gray, was another of the fourteen children that had numerous descendants shown in Addendum 669. been reared by Moses Matthews, Jr. Following In 1870 Gordon and Martha Ann employed Mr. MILLY'S death Elizabeth and Simeon went to Texas Lilly White to build Ozark's first hotel. There were with Mr. Cox; Gray became clerk of Newton County only seventeen-hundred people there at the time but there following the war. His military service was in the loss of southern territory by Dale County to newly Company E of the First Texas Legion. Death took Mr. formed Geneva was causing a third move of the coun- Gray July 21, 1870; the following April 4th, Elizabeth ty seat. For the first time in county history the court- married Edward Gerald Didham. It is said that this house was going to an existing town and things were second husband, Captain Didham, had come up to expected to boom. The Matthews had the two story Texas from Mexico where he had been a member of structure painted white and emblazoned the word Maximilian's ill-fated venture onto this continent. He "Hotel" across its front. was "the youngest son of England's 'House of Gordon's death seven short years later, February Didham"'. Elizabeth's only child by this marriage (see 17, 1877, threw the hotel's management into Martha Addendum 670) is supposed to bear the Christian Ann's capable lap. For thirty-three years she ran it so names of all of the Captain's sisters that he had left in successfully that drummers all over the South knew of London. He and Elizabeth lived between Kirbyville the Matthews Hotel. Mrs. Matthews owned Ozark's and Newton, Texas. Though his teaching job was in first organ; southeast Alabama's first band was orga- Orange County some thirty miles away, he never rode nized by her son-in-law, Eugene R. Jordan. Her great- to work. He simply used his compass and made the granddaughter, Irene Jordan, became a popular round-trip each weekend on foot directly "cross coun- Metropolitan Opera singer; Irene's sister, Mrs. Martha try". (Elizabeth died in Newton, Texas, December 6, Gilliland, is a Medical Missionary in Africa. 1922; Didham had died on Christmas Day of 1893, It is told that before Martha Ann's son-in-law and was buried there in Wilson Chapel Cemetery. His Jason Fain, and other county commissioners, had birthdate was January 18, 1836. Mr. Gray is buried in voted to erect the old iron bridge near Newton, the the Burkeville Cemetery. S. P. Gray's birthdate was touring Robinson Circus had accommodations for the April 29, 1830.) top brass reserved at Mrs. Matthews' hotel north of

Page 46 MILLY'S FOURTH CHILD was still another Alabama Infantry Regiment . . . Yet the state for which girl; she was born June 4, 1832, and named Sarah they died does not know they existed! (Author's note: Savannah. At sixteen years of age this daughter went It is a travesty of justice that of DEMPSEY'S eight over to the adjoining county of Henry, Alabama, and grandsons who lost their lives on behalf of Alabama, married Elcanah Chambliss. The following year Sarah neither its Military Archives nor the Alabama U. D. gave birth to son William E. An 1850 Dale census C.'s have taken time to enroll half of them in showed this family's name as "Charmbless"; sometime Montgomery's files! Only one of the eight gravesites is later they went to Oklahoma (Shawnee?) . . . The only known.) Chamblisses shown in city directories near Shawnee MILLY'S EIGHTH CHILD was born in Dale are Ola L. of Oklahoma City (who did not answer the County on May 25, 1838, nine years before her moth- author's letter) and Wilcox Chambliss of Tulsa, 3408 er's death. Father William named her Cornelia. She E. 16th Street, who stated that his grandfather W. E. married brother-in-law William A. Gray, probably in Chambliss was born in 1836 in South Carolina. Sarah's Dale County. Some years after this marriage, in 1859, husband is shown on the previously mentioned these Grays moved to Newton County, Texas, where Alabama census as having been born in 1826 in father William Cox had already gone. Young Gray Florida! Could this be a case involving an erroneous farmed, but like brother Simeon joined Company E of digit and a careless record of birthplace? . . . A niece the 1st Texas Legion of the Confederate States Army. and nephew of Sarah Cox Chambliss remember a Cornelia's son Gilman was later the county surveyor of Texas visit by two other sons of hers from Oklahoma Newton County, Texas, as her father had been for Dale named Isaiah and Tom; the latter was a cripple. County, Alabama. Gilman and wife Henrietta Oates, MILLY'S FIRST SON, William Fletcher Cox, also a Dale Countian, helped build the first church for was born February 20, 1834. On Christmas Day of the Baptists in Lufkin, Texas, after arriving there in 1853, he married the daughter of Frances Johnson and 1892. He and Cornelia's other children are shown in John Bush, Martha Ann Bush. Less than a decade Addendum 672. (Cornelia died January 24, 1908, and afterwards Fletcher was in the throes of the War was buried in the Burkeville, Texas, cemetery; Mr. Between The States, fighting with the mounted Gray died February 18, 1913, and was buried beside Partisan Rangers as a member of Alabama's 53rd her. More information on his family is given above in Regiment. The year the war ended, on August 19th, he the sketch of Mary Elizabeth Cox. Mr. Gray had been began helping on the job of rebuilding the South's born in Dale County, Alabama, May 25, 1836.) churches by becoming a deacon of Union Baptist MILLY'S NINTH OFFSPRING was daughter Church in Ozark. Though Fletcher was a farmer he Delilah Marena, born October 7, 1839. At the time of was twice elected a commissioner of Dale County; as the 1850 census she was living with the family of sis- such, he and two others supervised the erection of the ter Martha Cox Matthews. As a young lady, Delilah present Ozark courthouse after the 1884 fire. Before marrried Henry Thomas Casey. Their children and Mr. Cox's death on October 2, 1911, he married grandchildren are shown in Addendum 673. Delilah Matilda King Parker; there were no children by this died at the age of ninety-five, December 13, 1934. marriage. The ones born to him and Martha Ann are (She and Henry are buried in the Burkeville, Texas, shown in Addendum 671. (The several Cox Hardwares cemetery; he died October 24, 1917. Henry Casey was in southeast Alabama are operated by Fletcher's grand- the son of Nancy Cox and Lemuel Casey. He came to sons; a newspaper for the old Dale Farmers' Alliance Dale County in 1831 from Richmond, North Carolina, was started by sons-in-law Ansel Hudgins and Wiley his birthplace. Henry's niece, Mollie Carroll, married Goff. Martha Ann Bush Cox lived from November 17, GEORGE WASHINGTON Dowling.) 1837, to April 27, 1896; she is buried at Claybank. No MILLY HAD TWO MORE CHILDREN. The dates are known about the last wife; she and Fletcher tenth one, Saphronia Ann, is recorded in the old fami- are buried near Wicksburg at Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery.) ly Bible as having been born on June 7, 1842. Though MILLY'S ONLY OTHER TWO SONS lost their only half of father William Cox's teen-age children are lives in the great war. Jesse James Cox, born shown as residents of his household during the 1850 December 20, 1835, and brother Henry Edmond, born Dale Census, it is thought that this child died without September 6, 1836, had gone to Clayton, Alabama, the reaching adulthood. Nor is she believed to have been same week that first-cousins COLONEL JASPER and living in some relative's home, as was sister Delilah... MARTIN were enlisting. The Cox brothers made their The same assumptions apply to MILLY'S eleventh and mark on enlistment papers of Company C, 45th last child, the one that entered MILLY'S world on July

Page 47 28, 1846. Her mother named her Rebecca. MILLY Cox Regular Army" if no better evidence was presented for died when this child was one year old. the detention of the hapless citizens. Breare freed them –––––––––––––– at once! The fifth child born to DEMPSEY and Martha Stokes This son of NOEL'S, JOHN WESLEY, was the Dowling came on Christmas Day of 1809. He was oldest of the children (see Chart 331). He was born appropriately named; they called him NOEL! Nothing December 6, 1832. At the age of twenty-seven JOHN is known of the sixteen years that this youth spent in was elected Tax Collector of Dale County, and follow- the Jeffries Creek area of South Carolina. ing this held a clerk's job in the steamboat town of By the time he reached his majority in Dale Columbia, Alabama, near the point that grandfather County, Alabama, he had fallen in love with Sarah DEMPSEY had crossed the Chattahoochee . . . Just Delaney McDonald. They married where present-day after the Civil War began he went to Barnes Cross Skipperville stands, November 17, 1831. Her father, Roads and joined the 7th Infantry Regiment for the Reverend John McDonald, had founded Antioch twelve months the war was expected to last. Upon dis- Methodist Church nearby; it was probably that denom- charge, he helped organize the "Partisan Rangers", a ination's first organized place of worship in Dale group of Dale Countians who marched to Montgomery County. (Sarah had been born in Jasper County, for their initial orders. Later, as a scout, he discovered Georgia, on November 17, 1813; her father had emi- Colonel Coreigne's northerners crossing the Tennessee grated from Scotland in 1778 to Virginia. At least nine- River near Florence, Alabama, and helped spread the teen of DEMPSEY'S descendants have been named alarm. for two of Sarah's brothers, Angus and Daniel In preparing for the Battle of Atlanta, Captain McDonald.) JOHN WESLEY'S company (E of the 53rd Alabama NOEL'S home, where his eight sons and one Mounted Infantry) was defending against a Yankee daughter were born, stood on the Newton to Haw break-through when a shell-explosion so severely Ridge road half-way from Beaver Branch to where the wounded him that he was given a permanent dis- Claybank-Daleville road crossed. Just before the Civil charge. It was only through the careful nursing of his War ended two Speller youths had just passed his wife and brother NOEL PEELER, both of whom came home, accompanied by Lieutenant Spears. They were to the devastated city to care for him, that he survived! taking provisions to the Dale Home Guard, whose Captain Dowling's entire possessions when the headquarters were in the Newton, Alabama, county war ended were two old cavalry horses, a sword, two seat. Suddenly, at the Claybank fork just east of navy pistols, four bales of cotton, and two chairs. He NOEL'S a gang of deserters from the Rebel ranks made a third chair by sawing off the end of a log! . . . jumped out of the woods and surrounded the helpless Inability to take the iron-clad oath threw him out of his wagoneers. Tradition seems to have lost the point of elected position of Educational Superintendent for whether there was a "fair" fight . . . or whether the lieu- Dale County. But by teaching and farm work he saved tenant was ambushed; in any event, he was killed. enough to buy a small farm near Ozark. In 1867 he Young Alec Speller was wounded. The ambushers told found a man who could swear that he had never him and his brother Nat to go on up to WESLEY rebelled against the Union . . . and through him secured Dowling's blacksmith shop to care for Alec's wounds mail hauling contracts which, combined with the haul- . . . By the next day, Captain Breare's guardsmen had ing of merchandise during twelve subsequent years, not been able to locate any of the bushwhackers. laid the basis for his fortune. (An indication of money's Knowing, though, that boys by the name of Blackmon, scarcity in the post-war South is given by the 25% Peters, and Hodges were in the gang, Captain Breare interest-rate paid for a $750 borrowing by JOHN arrested the respective fathers. He brought these elder- WESLEY in 1870.) ly men to the scene of the crime and began threatening The mule-trains of Captain JOHN Dowling to hang them "for harboring the enemy". became famous throughout southeast Alabama in this NOEL'S son, Confederate Captain JOHN WES- period. Ann Walker recalls in her excellent book, LEY Dowling, had just been given a disability dis- "Backtracking in Barbour County", that in 1876 the charge due to war wounds and was recovering at home town of Eufaula (fifty-five miles from Ozark) "was at the time. Hearing the nearby ruckus he went to having a great Centennial Tea Party. Its streets were where the commotion was going on . . . and noticing blockaded with cotton, and the caravans had the right the drum-head justice that was being meted out, he of way. Wednesday was 'Ozark Day'. Captain JOHN threatened Breare with courtmartialing "by the W. Dowling of Dale County brought his wagons along

Page 48 this great trade route and loaded them with merchan- promising young man I know; he will do well and dise bought in the Eufaula stores. Twenty-six wagons have friends in any country." In the ensuing years he formed this one caravan and all travel turned aside for saw service from one end of Alabama to the other as it! It had one route for good weather and another for pastor in charge of stations or circuits and as presiding bad. The start, from Ozark, would be on Monday and elder. the return on Friday." This Dowling supplemented his meager educa- From 1882 to 1886 JOHN WESLEY served in tion by continued study after entering his profession. Alabama's legislature. During this time the Ozark He used to say that most of what he knew about Greek courthouse burned; a simultaneous effort to have it he learned as he rode horseback over his circuits. Wife rebuilt at the old county-seat town of Newton was Laura helped him greatly; their children can recall dis- defeated largely through his efforts. The present build- cussions between her and ANGUS over the origin and ing was then constructed with a bond-issue authorized meaning of words. Largely because of her influence under his leadership. this couple's children, shown on Chart 563, were The construction of southeast Alabama's first among the first of ROBERT'S descendants to pursue a railroad was about to be abandoned in the late eight- college education. (Laura Lavinia Boswell had ies . . . at which time Captain Dowling secured a become the wife of ANGUS in Montgomery County promise from Major Alexander, the promoter, that it on November 7, 1865. She had been born to Sarah would be built. The money that JOHN WESLEY Martha Herrin and Thomas Coke Boswell on April 20, invested in it (today's Central of Georgia) and in the 1845. She died in Ozark on April 29, 1909, and is Alabama Midland (today's Atlantic Coast Line), buried at Claybank beside Reverend Dowling.) together with the work done on their behalf, won him NOEL'S THIRD SON was named in honor of a directorship on the former railway. this boy's uncle who had died so young in South JOHN WESLEY was married to Annie Jane Carolina, SIMEON. This little SIMEON was born Thompson, daughter of a Massachusetts seafarer. May 15, 1835 . . . At the age of twenty Dowling mar- They never had any children. Our subject was once ried Sarah Jane Welch, February 7, 1856; their thir- Mayor of Ozark. A plaque on the side of today's Ozark teen children are shown on Chart 564. (Jane had been Theatre mentions that this building was his business born to Cassie and Ned Welch in Georgia on headquarters. He died unexpectedly December 14, September 29, 1835. She lived until April 23, 1914; 1893; it is rumored that his safe contained $100,000 at SIMEON died November 24, 1911. Both are buried at the time of his death. (Wife Annie Jane was born in Claybank.) Key West, Florida, January 20, 1837. She died May SIMEON gave three years of the prime of his life 19, 1912. Both are buried in Claybank Cemetery. "to follow the leadership of General Wheeler, under They were married during the war, May 11, 1862.) whose command he engaged in many bloody con- NOEL'S SECOND CHILD, ANGUS, was born flicts". He fought as a soldier of Company E of the near Claybank on February 20, 1834, and died just 53rd Alabama Mounted Infantry along with nearly a before his seventieth birthday in Daleville, January 8, dozen other first cousins. 1904. ANGUS'S whole adult life was spent in the Following the war SIMEON returned to the ministry of the Gospel; for forty-five years he was an occupation of ninety percent of his male cousins: active member of the Alabama Conference, Methodist farming. The 1870 Agricultural Census shows his Episcopal Church South. His tombstone bears the ownership of 575 acres of land and states that he paid inscription, in words chosen by his widow: "A Man of a grand total of thirty dollars in wages during the year One Work". surveyed! Yet there was a sufficiency of everything; ANGUS preached his first sermon in the little log so much so, that it was the pride of SIM'S life when church at Claybank in the 1850's . . . and his last one he had the privilege of entertaining some minister on the Daleville Circuit late in 1903. He all but who happened to be in the Claybank area . . . On the achieved his aim of "dying in harness", for his death banks of Claybank Creek, some distance, from this came less than a month after the Conference had Dowling home stood SIMEON'S "meat house". It was passed him to the superannuate list. His "call" to a small building, enclosed on its sides by stout logs, preach was a very real one, both grandfather and with a shingled roof to shed the rain. An elderly McDonald and grandfather Dowling having been pio- grandson, DANIEL YOUNG, IInd, remembers vivid- neer preachers in Dale. When he was licensed in 1857, ly the huge, deep, claw-marks that had been made in the presiding elder stated: "ANGUS is the most the log sides by varmints that had come out of nearby

Page 49 creek bottoms and attacked the building when the in Ozark, Alabama,the manufacture of shoes, harness, winds had blown in the right direction to attract them. and leather. Tanyard Branch, flowin' southwest of A varmint of just as much danger was the Dale Ceunty today's War Memorial Library, derived its name from bear that SIMEON once had captured and chained to that enterprise. An ad of theirs mentioned that they a tree in his yard! had increased their manufacturing capacity by the NOEL'S FOURTH AND FIFTH SONS left no addition of thirteen hand (!) power . . . The firm of descendants. MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE was born "DANIEL Y. Dowling & Brother" was also estab- August 19, 1837. He was named in honor of the lished by these two and invited ladies of the town to French general whose triumphal tour of the country he "buy a nice 'fall and winter dress' for $1.20"! By 1886 had helped liberate came so near crossing the such outstanding merchandising had allowed their Alabama-bound caravan of Dowlings in 1825. (La addition of a branch store in Geneva, Alabama. Four Fayette's river boat went past Fort Gaines, Georgia, years later DAN'L helped establish a "state bank" for when that Frenchman came to Alabama, a few weeks Ozark, serving as its vice-president. He was on the before DEMPSEY'S family entered Alabama there.) town's municipal board for years and the committee MARQUIS died as a youth. His marker in Claybank which erected the first Methodist church in Ozark. As Cemetery is in error; it states that death occurred June old time members of Claybank, however, he and 24, 1843, but NOEL told the 1850 census-taker that Becky were buried there. She died seven days after the twelve-year-old boy among his eight was named her seventy-seventh birthday; he died ten days before MARQUIS! his eightieth! JAMES KING Dowling, the fifth son, was born NOEL'S SEVENTH SON saw the first light of in the spring of 1840. On April 3, 1861, he and broth- day on May 7, 1845. The baby shared the name of his er JOHN WESLEY had joined the 7th Alabama father, NOEL, and Methodist Minister James Peeler, Infantry Regiment's company called the Dale Guards. who had served Claybank two years earlier. As a man, Following repeated drilling on Ozark's old "mustering NOEL PEELER did one thing that will assure his- grounds" where father NOEL and the others had name being known a thousand years hence; he took drilled for the Indian militia some thirty years earlier, the material that he, and older brother ANGUS, and JAMES, JOHN, Needham Hughes, J. J. Bottoms, and others had gathered to his local newspaper and got the others were marched to Pensacola. A Dale news- them to publish "The Dowling Genealogy" mentioned paper, “The Newton Standard” later reported that on in this book's preface. "N. P." Dowling’s article (at September 6, 1861, JAMES KING died of typhoid. least old dog-eared typewritten copies of it) have been He was single. His body was sealed into an iron cof- offered to the author from Brooklyn to Baton Rouge! fin and shipped by rail to Greenville, Alabama. . . . Yet no Dowling will ever again refer to him as an NOEL'S slave hauled it on a wagon from there to antecedent; for his three sons died before reaching Ozark . . . One out of every four Confederates would adulthood. PEELER married the daughter of his uncle suffer a similar fate before the war was over! EDWARD, this marriage taking place on December NOEL'S SIXTH SON, shown on Chart 331, was 23, 1875. Her name was CHARLES ETTA EUDO- born on the eve of Independence Day, 1842. DANIEL RA. Their offspring are listed in Addendum 674. YOUNG was his name . . . Like four of his brothers, "DORA" had been born March 22, 1857. DANIEL responded when the call to colors was made. PEELER'S first love after his family was his He participated in the battles of Murfreesboro, church. He served Claybank for years as its secretary; Chattanooga, Chickamauga, Stone Mountain, and the journal he kept is the only existent first-hand Kennesaw Mountain. In the latter battle he was cap- record of that venerable institution's history known to tured and imprisoned at Camp Morton, Indiana, until the author. It is owned by the Dale County Historical March 13, 1865. On November 14th of that year Society. As a lad of seven, PEELER had helped hand Dowling married Rebecca Jane Dick; the daughter up hand-riven shingles to roof the present building, and ten sons born to them are shown on Chart 565. constructed at Claybank in 1852. Later, he helped (Wife "Becky" was born to Mary Andrews and build China Grove School near Claybank.... In war, he William Obediah Dick on July 13, 1846; her father was a mounted infantryman with the 53rd Alabama had been born in North Carolina but had come to Regiment. Among his business achievements was the Alabama four years earlier than DEMPSEY; her directorship of an Ozark bank and the various part- mother was a South Carolinian.) nerships with brother DANIEL YOUNG. At eighty- In 1870 DANIEL, with brother PEELER, began three, he died August 23, 1928. Wife "DORA" had

Page 50 died May 25, 1914; both are buried at Claybank. second husband are buried in Ozark's City Cemetery; NOEL'S EIGHTH SON was born on August 6, Wall lived from 1852 to 1922. First husband Smith 1848, and named GABRIEL PASTORY. His formal was born near Lumpkin, Georgia, on November 1, schooling consisted of one year when he was eigh- 1847, to Susan Hooks Smith. He died March 24, teen; yet he became Probate Judge of Dale County at 1889, and was buried at Claybank.) the age of fifty! . . . People called him "GABE". An It is said that NOEL was one of Claybank event later recalled by Congressman Henry B. Stegall Church's first Methodist stewards. He and wife Sarah (a fellow townsman who was co-author of the Glass- sleep in the adjoining burial ground; his death came Stegall Banking Act) illustrates our subject's popular- on June 15, 1892, just three years after the old home ity. Elderly Judge Dowling was walking the long dis- burned in which all their children had been raised. tance one day from G. P. Dowling Hardware Mrs. Dowling died November 9, 1894. Both had Company to his beautiful mansion on Broad Street, enjoyed the company of each other for over sixty when Stegall stopped him with, "GABE, why don't years. The four Charts, 563, 564, 565, and 566 show you get a car and quit taxing your strength?" 32 great-grandsons of theirs by the name of Dowling. "Many of my old friends have no car, Henry," –––––––––––––––– answered GABE; "I would not want one, when they The pulse of JOHN Dowling probably quickened in have none!" 1812 when the new country that he had helped estab- GABE and Zilpha Ann Smith Dowling were par- lish tangled again with the British. But he was too old ents of the children shown on Chart 566. A handsome to enter the lists again; he was fifty-three . . . At least couple, they lived to celebrate their Golden Wedding one of the family (ZACHEUS), however, was off Anniversary on January 13, 1920. A life-size portrait doing his part. And four months before Congress of Judge Dowling was unveiled during the huge din- declared war, son DEMPSEY had presented the old ner commemorating the event. (The "Star" reported gentleman with another grandson. This was February this as the fourth such celebration by Dowlings "late- 12, 1812, and it was decided that his name should be ly".) During his fruitful life GABE had been instru- FLETCHER. mental in helping Ozark have its first waterworks. He As a thirteen-year-old boy FLETCHER was wild was president of the Ozark Cotton Mill and of the eyed with excitement during the Dowlings' move to town's First National Bank. "The Dowling scrape" Alabama. There was good reason to be! .. . For the that his hardware had manufactured, for redistribut- mighty Tecumseh had just come there a few years pre- tion, was so widely publicized in papers of the day viously and stirred the fires of Indian warfare. It was that the author thought for a time that he had uncov- not long after this boy and the rest of mother Martha's ered a hellatious internecine scrap! For example, this children were moved to the Hurricane Creek farm article in "The Pinckard Pilot": . . . "Judge Dowling, before FLETCHER joined the militia in nearby widely known for the Dowling scrape, was in town Woodshop (now Ozark), Alabama. He was later given Monday of this week . . .'' (GABRIEL PASTORY died military Warrant 44434 for this. The year he bought February 7, 1931; Zilpha, on October 31, 1925. Both his first government land, 1835, there were only 480 are interred at Claybank. Mrs. Dowling was the able-bodied white men in southeast Alabama avail- daughter of Reverend Caswell Smith's wife Susan and able to quell any Indian attack! The Battle of Hobdy's had been born on Independence Day of 1850. More Bridge, just north of Dale in Barbour County the fol- Smith genealogy is given below.) lowing year, was the last Indian action (excluding NOEL'S LAST CHILD was his only daughter, Seminole) east of the Mississippi. one girl with eight brothers! She was born November About 1847 FLETCHER Dowling married. The 14, 1853; named ANNA JANE, she married at the age bride, Caroline Martin, had been brought to Barbour of sixteen James Walter Towns Smith, one of County just before the Indian uprising mentioned Reverend Caswell Smith's thirteen children. This took above. She had been born in Moore County, North place December 21, 1869. The six children born to Carolina, to Randol and Mary Martin on January 8, them are named in Addendum 675; one of them, 1829. She was about eighteen, therefore, at the time of eighty-year-old "Alley", had more Dowling genealo- this union. gy stored in his head than any cousin that the author The first child born to her and FLETCHER was contacted. ANNA JANE died May 31, 1895. (The baby JEFFERSON; this happened May 6, 1848, in year before her death she married Austin David Wall, Dale County. The high spot in JEFFERSON'S life was but there were no children born to them. She and this the day he married Margaret Kelly, January 22, 1874.

Page 51 Neither of their sons shown in Addendum 676 left any February 21, 1855, near Ozark just after the town male offspring; the names of sixteen children born had been named; he was given the name of to this couple's three daughters and other names are ANDERSON . . . In the beginning of the twentieth listed in this Addendum. Pneumonia cut JEFFER- century he wrote the following: SON'S life short March 12, 1887, on the Coffee "As a grown man I moved with my father-in-law, County farm he moved to with his small family Reverend J. Z. S. Connelly to where Dothan is now after 1880. His obituary states that he lived a quiet located; this move was made in January of 1881. and honorable life, conforming all the time to the We found three families there, near the springs. All of the land around us was public except the home- requirements of true citizenship and the care of his stead patented to W. J. Baxley. Mr. J. P. Folkes and home. The happiness of his wife and children were I engaged in the mercantile business and also han- the pride of his life. Mrs. Dowling, mother of his dled whisky; the latter, I will always regret! Ours five children, died five months after this on August was the only store there. At the close of that year we 16th. Both were buried at Claybank. Margaret was sold out to Reverend Connelly, who discontinued the daughter of Suzanna and W. F. Kelly She was the store's bar. He was elected first mayor of born October 7, 1850. Dothan." FLETCHER'S SECOND CHILD was born to ANDERSON later moved to Woodville, Texas, mother Caroline on October 12, 1850. They named where he farmed and became a close friend of Texas her MARY JANE and later called her MOLLIE. Congressman Martin Dies. Son WILLIAM After the Civil War was over she married Jim PIERCE was later postmaster of the town. Other Harris, a twenty-six year old veteran of the many children born to ANDERSON are shown in campaigns that the 33rd Alabama Infantry Addendum 679. His wife was Caledonia Connelly; Regiment had participated in. He had joined a sister of Caledonia's, named Ida, married LOUIS Company I of that organization in the spring of LAWRENCE Dowling, whose sketch is given in 1862. This marriage took place January 9, 1868, the third section following this. Other data on the and leaves the many grandchildren shown in Connelly ancestors may be found there also. Addendum 677. (Jim was the son of Mary (ANDERSON died January 24, 1919, and was Character and Zackie Harris. When he died July 20, buried in the Woodville Cemetery; wife "Callie" is 1924, his life had lasted eighty-two years, his birth also there. She lived until November 8, 1922, and having been December 18, 1842. MARY JANE had been born February 24, 1858. She and Harris died July 18, 1918. She and Mr. Harris are ANDERSON had married in Newton, Alabama, on buried in Union Cemetery north of Slocomb, January 10, 1878, just prior to their move to "Poplar Alabama.) Head" (Dothan).) FLETCHER'S THIRD CHILD was another Two years after the last of FLETCHER'S four girl . . . a daughter who would remember the Civil children was born, he died, August 31, 1857. He War, the Spanish American War, World War I, and and Carolina Martin Dowling had only had ten World War II! Daughter MARGARET VICTO- years together. The young widow buried him in RIA'S span of life reached from February 7, 1853, Claybank Cemetery. (About three years later to August 27, 1943; she had been named for the Caroline married an Alabama-born Presbyterian long lived queen of Great Britain. MARGARET named John W. Murdock and moved with him to married when she was sixteen. She lived sixty-three Tyler, County, Texas. She was buried there in years after the death of her husband, John Jefferson Woodville's cemetery; her death came on August Bottoms! Two generations of their descendants are 20, 1901.) shown in Addendum 678. (Jeff was a veteran of the –––––––––––––––––– 1st Battalion of Hilliard's Confederate Legions DEMPSEY and Martha already had three sons when he married this Dowling on February 18, and two daughter when infant ZILLIH arrived, May 1869. He was born to Dr. James J. Bottoms and wife 11, 1813. As a child she was respectful and obedi- on March 29, 1847, probably in Barbour County, ent. She loved to talk of heaven and religion; none Alabama. Young Jeff died September 27, 1880, and of her six sisters lived as long as her eighty-five was buried in the nearby "Union" Cemetery of years. The Jeffries Creek Methodism taught this girl Ozark. MARGARET is in the burial ground of meant much to her later life as an Alabama mother Burns Church, near Malvern, Alabama.) of eleven children, five of whom would tragically FLETCHER'S LAST CHILD was born die.

Page 52 Before leaving Darlington District ZILLIH prob- was born May 29, 1831, and named for the sixth ably knew the Hallford family that she would marry Dowling brother of hers. As an adult, James married into as a seventeen year old Alabama girl. The Mary J. Skipper December 15, 1851. It is thought that Hallfords, Dowlings, Matthews, and Woodhams were infant Nancy J. Hallford was their only offspring. Two probably within a stone's throw of each other before weeks after the child's death this young father also so many of them went to pioneer Dale County. ZIL- died . . . Referring to first-cousin James, years later, LIH'S mother-in-law to be . . . Nancy Huggins Reverend ANGUS Dowling indicated that he was of Hallford had named one of her sons Moses Gordon. mankind's finest! ANGUS wrote: "By the triumphant (No doubt, this was in honor of Moses Matthews, Sr., and glorious death of James (Hallford) on the 5th day the revolutionary grandfather-in-law of LACY who of August, 1854, the writer was reclaimed and estab- lived nearby. This M. G. Hallford went to Pike lished in the faith of the gospel, and has been pressing County, Alabama, and married Nancy Warrick. He on ever since. I expect to meet him in heaven as eventually went on over to Kemper County, requested by him on his deathhed." . . . Methodist Mississippi. Sons of his were named Samuel, Julius, Archives show 1854 as the year of this great preach- Ezekial (or George!), Moses, and John. Son Moses er's conversion to Christianity! Surely God works in stayed in Mississippi; Julius and John took their fam- wondrous ways . . . ilies on to Texas. And the author believes that the ZILLIH'S SECOND CHILD, with four of his other two went to Dale County where their uncle brothers, was destined to serve in the Civil War; two Samuel H. Hallford lived.) of them would never return. This son that followed Nancy Huggins and Burrell Hallford had given James was named Wesley H. Hallford; he was born an older brother of Moses Gordon the name of Samuel "at Woodshop, Alabama" (Ozark) on March 29, 1833. H. Hallford. He is the one that ZILLIH married. This Twenty-one years later, on June 4th, Wesley married marriage occurred July 8, 1830, in Dale County, Sophia Ann Figg. Government land that this couple Alabama. It was about this time that Samuel became a purchased in 1856, for less than $1.30 per acre, is devoted Christian; he and ZILLIH "erected a family shown on page 88 of the Dale County Plat book . . . altar on which they offered their devotions with their Very little of this land had been cleared before the children day by day; the result was that the whole young man felt compelled to help the Confederacy. family embraced and lived the religion of the family's He enlisted as a private in Company E of the 53rd head". (Taken from "The Southern Christian Alabama Mounted Infantry Regiment; JOHN WES- Advocate" of December 1, 1864.) Samuel H. Hallford LEY was his captain . . . Descendants of Wesley was one of Claybank Church's first stewards. Hallford are named in Addendum 680; son James By 1854 ZILLIH's husband had bought several Samuel helped establish old Corbin School near tracts of government land in Dale County. The small Hartford; grandson Ed Watford, Sr., founded Madrid, home of theirs, in which they entertained Judge Alabama. (Wife Ann was born in North Carolina; she Lansdale, probably stood on the first tract they had lived from January 27, 1833, to January 7, 1910. Her bought. This distinguished Henry Countian was on his parents, James and Margaret Figg, had both been born way to the southern part of Dale County where he, and in the same state of Carolina . . . but had moved the Asa Alexander and H. A. Young would lay out the family to Barbour County, Alabama, by 1850. Just as town of Geneva. Bill Peters now owns the place, near Wesley's date of birth followed his wife's by a few Ozark's Holiday Inn, where the Hallford home stood. months, so did his death! He died May 29, 1910; both A small daguerreotype of ZILLIH is presently were buried west of Dothan, Alabama, in Pilgrim's owned by a greatgranddaughter, Mrs. John M. Rest Cemetery.) Hudspeth, of Dothan. Of any of DEMPSEY'S seven ZILLIH'S FIRST DAUGHTER "Susan" lived daughters' pictures this is the only photograph known nineteen years. At birth, March 11, 1835, she had been to exist. named Susannah . . . A dreaded epidemic must have ZILLIH was living with son Wesley at the time of prevailed in the Hallford neighborhood during the her death May 7, 1898. She was buried beside her hus- summer of 1854. Three of their lives were snuffed out. band, Samuel H. Hallford, in Claybank Cemetery. He On July 22nd granddaughter Nancy, previously men- had died on October 28, 1864, ten days after his fifty- tioned, had died . . . Six days later, the child's "Aunt eighth birthday. His last illness had begun on that Susan" had died! Finally, on August 5th, ZILLIH'S birthday! oldest son died. (ZILLIH'S obituary forty years later ZILLIH'S OLDEST CHILD, James Hallford, referred to this time as the "long spell of severe sick-

Page 53 ness in the summer of 1854". All three victims of the were from daughters' heads that would now be gray. malady were probably buried in Claybank.) ZILLIH'S SEVENTH CHILD was born on ZILLIH'S FOURTH CHILD, born February 24, September 4, 1843. The name of Gordon L. was most 1837, was the daughter Sarah Ann. Near maturity, she likely given in honor of his uncle Moses Gordon married Robert Green Skipper, son of Reverend Hallford who eventually settled in Kemper County, Nathaniel A. Skipper. Her husband helped pick the Mississippi. Four days after reaching adulthood site for Ozark's first Methodist church. Daughter Gordon married Emily Mullins. The 1880 Dale Alabama Skipper and ten other children of Sarah County census shows this young family as occupants Ann's are shown in Addendum 681. Also there are the of a farm adjoining one of George and Roxy Hallford. names of most of the twenty-eight offspring born to The grandchildren of Gordon's are listed in one son of Sarah Ann's! (Sarah Ann's death on May Addendum 682. One of them, Fern Wynn, owns the 24, 1909, came more than fifty years after her mar- waterworks of Newton and Pinckard, Alabama. riage to "Bob", January 4, 1855. Her father-in-law is (Gordon Hallford died November 8, 1895, and was known to have been a "local" Methodist preacher of buried at Claybank. In 1933, his ninety-year-old wife, Claybank; a historical quarterly refers to him as Emily Mullins Hallford Reynolds, was buried beside "Doctor" Skipper. In any event, we know that this thir- him. She was the daughter of Catherine Gibson, a ty-nine-year-old North Carolinian's son Bob was born Georgian, and Lewis Mullins, a North Carolinian.) in Bibb County, Georgia, October 30, 1833. The two Emily had much faith in prayer; once when Gordon Skipper girls who married Sarah Ann's two brothers was away from home, a distant forest fire had threat- were most likely sisters of Bob . . . Bob died ened to come on down-wind to their small home. She December 12, 1911. He was buried beside Sarah Ann bent to her knees and called on Almighty God! at Claybank.) Tradition has lost the amount of time involved in the ZlLLIH'S FIFTH CHILD was to die for the land prayer's answer . . . but it was a positive one, in the of Dixie. He, Jason Wilburn Hallford, along with Bob form of a thunderstorm, for this trusting mother! Skipper and brother Gordon Hallford served In the ZILLIH'S EIGHTH CHILD, Samuel Jesse, died ranks of Company I, an Infantry Company, in in the General Hospital operated by the Confederates Alabama's 33rd Regiment. The photostatted record of in Petersburg, Virginia. Following brother Wilburn's his military career is available in Washington, D. C. death this lad had gone into the armed forces to do his He died single on June 7, 1862; his date of birth was part; but his health was poor and he had been dis- April 7, 1839. charged in the winter of '63. The following spring he ZILLIH'S SIXTH CHILD was one that she called helped out at his mother's church by superintending "Dixie"! At birth, July 17, 1841, she and Samuel H. the Claybank "Sabbath School" . . . But the South was Hallford had named the boy Dixon H. L. Hallford. But drained of manpower; the authorities sent word that especially after his service in the cavalry-like regi- the boy should shoulder arms again. He reported to ment of the 53rd Alabama Partisan Rangers, Mrs. Company C of the 11th Florida Infantry Regiment, the Hallford always referred to him as "my Dixie". On one from which his uncle JAMES Dowling would November 10, 1861, Claybank's minister W. R. Talley never return. Jesse Hallford was sick during the trip married Dixie Hallford to Harriett A. F. Skipper. Bride north, no doubt. "His company was ordered to Harriett was twenty-three. Some forty years after this Virginia where he passed on by slow and easy stages", marriage NOEL PEELER'S article stated that this says his obituary. Death took this nineteen year old couple went to Texas. The author was shown, in the boy July 27, 1864 . . . Just before this he had written smokehouse of an Alabama nephew of Dixie (where it a friend: "It may be that I shall be killed in this land, had been placed during the first World War for safe- far from home. My body may betrodden under foot; keeping!), a drawer of material giving more informa- yet I feel that I have a home in heaven." tion. In addition to several sheets of handsomely ZILLIH'S NINTH CHILD was this mother's inscribed foolscap there were five beautifully woven third daughter. Her name was California Josephine lockets of delicate childrens' hair. Each of them was Vinetty Hallford! The author's greatgrandfather per- tagged with paper saying, something like, "Locket of formed her marriage ceremony to James Phillips Dixie's child, A. A. Hallford". The hairs' texture indi- Pritchett on January 9, 1872. This couple reared their cated that this child was a male, as was N. W. children in Geneva County, Alabama. These children Hallford. The three little golden-haired lockets of L. and their offspring are shown in Addendum 683. A. E., S. C. (or L. C.), and L. L. V. A. (or S. S. V. A.) Josephine Hallford Pritchett lived thirteen days past

Page 54 her eighty-first birthday, dying February 16, 1930. brothers by the name of Parrish, and Dale (She is in an unmarked grave next to her husband Countians know little about the offspring of either in the Dundee Cemetery near Hartford, Alabama. Dowling sister. He was buried there May 1, 1917; he had been born Sister MARTHA was born to mother Martha May 20, 1851. Both of Mr. Pritchett's parents had in 1816 in the Jeffries Creek area of South been born in Alabama, as was he; they were named Carolina. MARTHA married twenty-eight-yearold Lena Stripland and Frank Pritchett. A brother of Emmanuel Parrish in the Dale County area of the Jim's also married a granddaughter of DEMPSEY state of Alabama about 1842 and by the time of that and is named in FRANCES'S section following county's census eight years later had borne two here.) sons . . . The older one, Levin C. Hill Parrish ZILLIH'S NEXT CHILD was daughter Piety, (known as Hill Parrish) resided in the Westville born April 23, 1851, and lived to be seventy-nine beat of Dale County in 1870 with wife Ardilla and years old. As a sixteen-year-old, she had married son J. W., age three. Hill was twenty-eight at the Samuel Ezekial Hallford, whom everyone called time. "Zeke". The author believes that Zeke was the old- MARTHA'S younger son, Jefferson B. Parrish, est son of Piety's Uncle M. G. Hallford, mentioned was born about 1844. The following (taken from at the beginning of this section. It is true that the gathering of a historian hired by the today's Kemper County Bible owned by Lizzie Confederacy to begin a compilation of material for Hallford of DeKalb, Mississippi, shows that "their" that nation) was recorded "in the field near Samuel had a brother named Ezekial . . . but it also Richmond, Virginia, on New Year's Eve of 1864". shows that the said Samuel was born within two "Jeff Parrish enlisted at Glenville, Alabama, on days of the time that Piety's Samuel Ezekial was! July 3, 1861, in Company H of the 15th Alabama Piety's husband had been in the same Regiment. He was then eighteen, single, and a res- Regiment as brother Samuel Jesse had. Six weeks ident of Echo, (Dale County), Alabama. He desert- after Jesse had died, Zeke was detailed by ed this regiment August 1, 1863, but is now in the Company C officers to accompany and watch over cavalry." Private JAMES Dowling on his recuperative fur- An 1899 article by Dale County's best nine- lough to Ozark. The story of how Zeke let JAMES teenth century historian, Berry Andrews, stated that look out for himself is given in a later section! Jeff and brother Hill "are in Texas". NOEL PEEL- Zeke married Piety after the war, December ER'S later article only mentioned their names; this 16, 1867. Two of their children (all of whom are latter article did say that some of the double first- shown in Addendum 684) died before reaching cousins of Jeff and Hill were in the Lone Star State their second birthday. At one time, 1902, this fam- so Andrew's informants may have had those ily owned the old LACY Matthews farm which that Parrishes in mind. (MARTHA'S husband remarried venerable aunt had owned so long before the Civil after her 1854 death, and had sons Lee, Morgan, War. Later they lived west of Dothan, near Brannon and Emmanuel Monroe.) Stand. Zeke lived from December 30, 1846, to MARY ANNA was the other daughter of November 25, 1917; Piety died May 21, 1930. DEMPSEY'S who married a Parrish. She married Both are buried in the Wiggins Church graveyard James Parrish about the time that her sister married near the place that her grandfather DEMPSEY had his brother. MARY ANN also died young; she was first resided. No vestige of old Richmond court- only thirty-three when they buried her in 1857. At house remains . . . this time her oldest child, Chapman Parrish, had ZILLIH'S LAST CHILD, her eleventh one, already died; he was a year older than Marcellus, was little Clayton Monroe Hallford. He only lived her second son. from New Year's Day of 1860 to the tenth day of Marcellus Parrish was another of August, 1862. There is no grave-marker for him DEMPSEY'S eight grandsons that the old gentle- anywhere in Dale County, so it is assumed that he man lost in the Civil War. He had been born in 1843 was buried without a headstone in Claybank in Dale County. In the first year of the war he had Cemetery. become a soldier of the 15th Alabama Infantry The fifth and sixth daughters of Martha Stokes Regiment's Company E, Confederate States Army. Dowling and DEMPSEY will be the author's sub- Just after they had defeated McDowell's forces in jects in this short section. Both of them married the First Battle of Bull Run (the engagement in

Page 55 which Thomas Jonathan Jackson earned the nick- Chart 331 shows fourteen Parrishes, including name of "Stonewall"), this eighteen year old boy the two Dowling sisters. Only the burial place of was stricken with typhoid. He died in Haymarket, Lawrence was ascertained. If MARTHA or MARY Virginia, October 23, 1861. ANNA were buried in any of Dale County's one hun- MARY ANNA'S THIRD AND FOURTH OFF- dred cemeteries, there is no headstone marking such. SPRING were the daughters born in 1845 and 1847. There is a possibility that burial grounds in adjoining Savannah Parrish was the older. Some say that she Coffee County might contain some of these who died married a Clark. She and sister "Alphia D." are shown in Alabama. on their father's 1850 and 1860 Dale County census- –––––––––––––––– es. The author believes, mainly by the process of elim- DEMPSEY had already had three sons before he ination, that "Alphia" is the Parrish whom NOEL finally had one that he named for his father. The old PEELER'S article called Rosaberg. The author further revolutionary soldier, JOHN, probably bragged all believes that "old Aunt Epsey Parrish" who once lived over the Jeffries Creek area about this new little in Montgomery or Eufaula is this cousin, "the one of grandson, born July 20, 1818; for this grandson would many names"! extend the first and the last name of the elderly MARY ANNA'S FIFTH AND SIXTH OFF- farmer. (Notice that the author calls this son of SPRING were boys. The older, Young, was ten years DEMPSEY by the name of JOHN, SR., for the latter old during this family's last (1860) Dale County enu- began signing documents that way, four decades later, meration. NOEL PEELER stated forty-three years after he had sired a son JOHN P. See Chart 331.) later that Young Parrish died in Texas. This boy had Down in Alabama our subject, JOHN SENIOR, originally been given the first name of his father, was charmed by Charlotte Brackin to such an extent James, but when the latter's first son was born to sec- that he was bethrothed to her. Their wedding followed ond-wife Elizabeth Body Parrish, he named that baby on January 10, 1841. It was at this time that JOHN James A., and Young never used the name "James" was a captain in the State Militia, serving in Colonel again. John Merrick's organization. (Charlotte was the The younger of these two brothers was Lawrence daughter of Isaac Brackin; her younger brother, Parrish, born to “ANNIE” (as he called her) on March Mathias, later married the youngest of JOHN 8, 1852. When he died over eighty-five years later, a SENIOR'S seven sisters. Her father and uncle, Della Parrish of Route 4, Waco, Texas, stated that Matthew Brackin, had come to southeast Alabama Lawrence had lived in McLennan County, Texas, for from Georgia after her birth, September 30, 1820.) sixty-eight years, on Route 1. He was buried JOHN SENIOR had already bought two tracts of September 10, 1937, in nearby Leon County, in the government land at the time of this marriage. Farming Concord Cemetery. Lawrence and wife Martha had remained his major livelihood, though he followed in two children though neither of those nor his wife lived father DEMPSEY'S steps as a "local preacher". By until 1937 as he did. This Parrish farmed, and had vis- 1870 he was owner of 420 acres of land. It lay half- ited Dale County in 1898 to look for the site of the old way from DEMPSEY'S Hurricane Creek home to homeplace and Parrish Mill. Claybank. The double-pen loghouse in which his nine A census made by the state of Alabama in 1855, children were born sat atop a beautiful wooded hill wherein only the heads of families were listed, shows (east of today's Holiday Inn, south of Ozark). One of MARY ANNA and James's family shortly before her the ways JOHN was able to make 500 bushels of death. They were (temporarily) in Coffee County, Indian Corn, the year of the first agricultural census Alabama. MARY ANNA'S SEVENTH AND after the Civil War, was to keep plenty (?) of imple- EIGHTH CHILDREN were living at the time. They ments for the tillage of his 150 cleared acres. A hasty were the daughters Sarah and Mary A., named in order examination of that inventory showed that the one of birth . . . Sarah did not live five years. The later life hundred dollar value of his farm tools exceeded that of of Mary A. is not known; she was born in 1856, the any other man in Dale County! year before her mother died. Before dying, at the age of eighty-one, JOHN Based on tradition and the statement made at the SENIOR liked to tell of the night that he received a time of Lawrence's death, several of these Parrishes call to the ministry: "I was standing out in the yard one went to Texas. MARY ANNA'S husband, James, him- night near where Ozark is now located. Charlotte was self a native of South Carolina, is probably buried away visiting. The stars above made me feel I was there. He had been born between 1817 and 1820. back in South Carolina. Suddenly a voice asked, 'Do

Page 56 you accept Jesus Christ as your Saviour ... or do you ers HENRY PORTER and MASON MORTON went reject him?'.... I knew the answer; I was so happy I to Louisiana about the turn of the century where this shouted all over the yard!" . . . This was the third triumvirate was the largest landowner in Desoto Sunday night in September of 1848. Parish (until the 1929 crash wiped it out). PORTER In 1853 JOHN SENIOR was licensed as a served three terms in the Louisiana Senate and was Methodist preacher. Eleven years later Bishop James mayor of Grand Cane, Louisiana. Our subject, J. Andrew ordained him as a deacon. . . . and twenty- SAMUEL LAWSON, died January 15, 1919, and eight years after that fateful Sunday call, Reverend was buried in Claybank Cemetery near Ozark, Dowling became an elder. For a long period JOHN Alabama. Wife Jane died June 15, 1925, and was held "every-Wednesday-night-prayer-meetings" in interred beside him. his home on the hill. Neighbors were encouraged to JOHN SENIOR'S SECOND SON, ELISHA come. One tells of the holes in the edge of the earth- MATHIAS CONVERSE, has a Southern Cross of ern hearth, adjoining the "stick and dirt" chimney, Honor at the foot of his Claybank grave. For his where the constant kneeling of this good Christian birthdate of February 7, 1843, had put him in an had worn them. In 1865, JOHN was pastor of the Big excellent age group for Civil War service. Few peo- Creek Mission (probably the Dothan area). Six years ple know that the renowned "Dowling's Boarding later he was pastor of the Cerro Gordo Mission. In House", operated after the war by him in Ozark, was 1873, he headed the Ozark committee which chose a copy of a beautiful Atlanta home which infantry- the site for the first Methodist Church built in that man Dowling had kept admiring as he lay in the town. trenches of that embattled city. (He was there with JOHN SENIOR'S OLDEST CHILD was the the 53rd Alabama Infantry Regiment.) The two story son, SAMUEL LAWSON, born November 3, 1841. home was in no-man's land . . . and its replica may This Dowling's marriage to Sarah Jane Windham now be seen as one of the miniatures in the Grant's occurred about the year that he became a mounted Park Cyclorama in Atlanta. "LISHE", as our subject infantryman in the company of the 53rd Alabama was called, vowed that if he survived the war he Partisan Rangers commanded by a cousin, Captain would one day have a home like this one! JOHN WESLEY. Corporal "LAWSE" (pronounced LISHE'S wife, Tansy Jane Britt, was the one "Loss") suffered battle wounds in the terrific fight for whose food made their dining table so famous as a Atlanta's defense. He was home on furlough when commercial stop-over. She and Mr. Dowling cele- the war ended. (Wife Jane was born in Alabama on brated their fiftieth marriage anniversary in their February 22, 1839, to South Carolinians. Mother "Atlanta" home, in Ozark, on August 21, 1912. Elender Dupre was a Woodham granddaughter of Nearly fifty of their "kissing-kin" were present. Frederick 1st, mentioned in the first section of this Addendum 685 lists the four children of this couple; chapter. Grandfather John Windham, sire of Jane's none left descendants. LISHE'S occupation had been father Samuel, was in Dale County by 1830.) that of mill-operator; in 1899 he was sheriff of Dale SAMUEL LAWSON was a man of diversified County, the county of his birth. Ozark's first tele- talents. In addition to being an outstanding farmer he phone system, "Dowling and Hill" was installed by won election twice as treasurer of Dale County, in members of his family. LISHE died at the age of the beginning years of this century. An earlier eighty-six, January 7, 1929, and was buried beside "Southern Star" had bragged about his huge twenty- Tansey Jane at Claybank. She had died December 6, five horsepower, eight-saw "Centennial" cotton gin 1919. Her birth had occurred in Randolph County, that was serving farmers in the Daleville area. This Georgia, March 20, 1838. newspaper, in 1884, had reported LAWSE'S contract JOHN SENIOR'S FIRST DAUGHTER bright- with the county to bridge Claybank Creek where ened mother Charlotte's room on the last day of July, Crittenden's Mill stood. He was the builder of the 1846; this child was to live eighty-eight years. They first church ever erected in Ozark by the Methodists, named her LACY ANN LUIZA . . . and called her 1873. LOU! Little LOU became a young lady and became This man's offspring, shown on Chart 568, were Mrs. John Calvin Parker. Her two children and three also destined to win fame. Besides JUDSON grandchildren are shown in Addendum 686. (Her DAVIE, sketched in a later chapter, there was son husband was the son of Amos Parker and had been TOLBERT LEE who was on the committee which born July 13, 1849. John C. died at the age of eighty; chose the site for Montevallo College. He and broth- he and LOU are buried in Claybank Cemetery.)

Page 57 "COME ONE! COME ALL! ! JOHN SENIOR'S LAST DAUGHTER was the TO N. B. DOWLING, next child, NANCY JANE, born on October 3, 1851. She lived until February of 1925. She had married at Dealer in Gen'l Merchandise about the age of nineteen. Her husband was John F. consisting in part of McDonald (son of Annie Williams and Randol DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS McDonald. John F.'s grandfather was pioneer Hats, caps, boots and shoes; also a preacher John McDonald. NANCY JANE and her good line of Hardware, glassware, husband are in the second and third graves south of crockeryware, and tinware; will son Marvin in the Ozark City Cemetery. Mr. keep constantly on hand McDonald died October 22, 1922, at the age of sev- enty.) Of six children born to him and NAN only one FANCY AND FAMILY leaves descendants; . . . Marvin was shot down in GROCERIES, the very best Ozark . . . Lula died in childbirth . . . Farley was Grades of Flour, Sugar; Coffee, killed by a falling pole . . . Lucy died of "dropsy" as and in fact everythin kept in a she reached adulthood . . . and Jesse suffered acci- first class FAMILY GROCERY. dental death during the construction of the railroad to Dothan. See Addendum 687. Excellent Grades of Tobacco, JOHN SENIOR'S FIFTH CHILD was born on Cigars and Snuff, the purest and August 15, 1853, two years after the birth of Ozark, best Candies Fruits &c. Alabama. Preacher Dowling proudly announced the BAGGING AND TIES always on birth of son NOEL BAXTER to the score of aunts hand at low figures. and uncles, shown on Chart 331. As "N. B." grew to manhood, he was captivated by the long-haired, dreamy-eyed daughter of Eben Josiah Wells, a nearby neighbor of his father's. On May 9, 1874, he married her. Her name was way there from Ozark, locating near the junction of Elizabeth, though during the entire eighty-five years the roads coming from Campbellton, Florida, and of her life people called her "Lizzie". (Mrs. Dowling Columbia, Alabama. This was the place that was the only grandparent of the author that he ever Professor Oscar Pinckard was working hand in glove knew. She had been born June 25, 1853, to Tamsey with promoters of the Alabama Midland Railway to Johnson Wells, a daughter of Ben and Hannah establish as a division headquarters for the new line. Johnson. The latter's tombstone indicates a life that This infant railroad town bore Pinckard's name, and lasted 104 years! Lizzie's mother died while father in it Dowling erected one of the two "hotels" needed Eben was away in the Civil War; she was then reared to handle the drummers who came there to work the by maternal Aunt Eliza whom Eben subsequently surrounding countryside . . . It was in this period that married.) HAYWOOD HART, a son of N. B., entered busi- "Job-down" farming offered a scant living in the ness. The old fifteen by twenty foot store in which eighties; NOEL BAXTER sold his major asset, the this boy started his fortune still stands on the one hundred acre farm (lying at the junction of new Dowling farm west of Pinckard. "H. H.", as he was and old U. S. 231, south of Ozark) for $2.85 per acre known, railroad N. B. moved his family half-way in 1886. He then tried his hand in the Ozark mercan- there from Ozark, locating became the first million- tile business. Such ads as the following must not aire to descend from ROBERT . . . Yet one of his first have worked the expected wonders. (See next col- endeavors had been the job of "butch" boy on his umn) hometown's railroad, selling onion plants, seed, NOEL BAXTER also did some house building; newspapers, etc. two of the ones he built on Newton Street in Ozark NOEL BAXTER died March 28, 1915. He was are still there. He operated a saw-mill at Honeytown, buried near beloved Claybank Church, which grand- one at Kennedy-Crossroads (now Midland City), and father DEMPSEY had helped found nearly a century another south of Newton. His family is shown on earlier. Wife Elizabeth Wells Dowling, whose forti- Chart 569. tude meant so much to their children, lived over two At about the time that Dothan, Alabama, was decades longer, dying October 31, 1938. She was getting its first railroad, N. B. moved his family half- buried next to Mr. Dowling in the cemetery contain-

Page 58 ing three generations of his forebears. 1902, and is buried in Ozark's City Cemetery. JOHN SENIOR'S SIXTH CHILD was another Christian then married Judge E. Short Windham. of the seven sons that this patriarch would ultimate- Ida Connelly's mother, Elizabeth Ann McKissack, ly have. Named JARRETT MALONE: . . . this off- had been married to Reverend Pierce Harris before spring was later known as "JERVE". He lived from marrying Reverend Connelly. Her father, Jim Z. S., October 10, 1855, to June 6, 1935. "J. M." Dowling had been born in Charleston, South Carolina, in was one of the twenty petitioners in 1885 who 1830, to Rachel Anne Harmon and J. S. Connelly.) asked that the little sawmill camp of Poplar Head be JOHN SENIOR'S NEXT CHILD was also a incorporated as the town of Dothan, Alabama! . . . boy. Charlotte and Mr. Dowling named him JOHN Five years later this fledgling place contained 247 PARROT, the middle name honoring a Jeffries people. Some fifty years later JERVE'S grand- Creek family who had lived near JOHN SENIOR'S nephew, the author, started the city's third radio sta- boyhood home. This baby, born October 10, 1859, tion; Dothan is the youngest city in Alabama of over lived only for ninety-nine days; he was buried in 5,000 people . . . yet has already grown to a popu- Claybank. Death was attributed to erysipelas. lation of 30,000! JOHN SENIOR'S NINTH CHILD was the last JERVE operated sawmills at Ashford and one that he and Charlotte had. He was one of the Midland City . . . also a gristmill on Crim Creek fifty-three grandsons of DEMPSEY'S. His name north of Pinckard. His wife was Ella Crim; his was GEORGE WASHINGTON and he was born on descendants are named in Addendum 688. (This June 17, 1862. He and thirteen other grandsons of couple married in May of 1875. Ella was the daugh- DEMPSEY'S are ancestors of Dowling grandsons. ter of Betsy Johnson and granddaughter of Hanna (Nine of DEMPSEY'S Dowling grandsons died Johnson, mentioned above. Ella had been born to young or as batchelor soldiers . . . Seven had only David Crim in 1856, probably near the creek above, daughters.) for it was named for him. Ella died in December, GEORGE made his living, as dozens of the 1931; she and JARRETT MALONE are buried at other first cousins had done, by farming. At about Claybank.) the age of forty he migrated from Ozark to Valdosta, JOHN SENIOR'S SEVENTH CHILD was Georgia. There he entered the dairy business. At the born on January 8, 1858, and named LOUIS time of his death, September 28, 1929, he was a LAWRENCE. As a young man, LOUIS was a car- building contractor. He and his wife Mollie Carroll penter boss in the Ozark area; later, he entered the are buried in the Sunset Hill Cemetery, Valdosta. sawmill business east of that town. When he was They had married December 20, 1883. Two gener- twenty, he married Ida Connelly, daughter of James ations of descendants are shown on Chart 571. Zechariah Simpson Connelly. Connelly was a (Mollie was a Dale County-born daughter of Sarah farmer-preacher like LOUIS'S father and grandfa- A. Casey and John Carroll. Mollie was a grand- ther. Connelly owned a three mile stretch of land daughter of Lemuel Casey, mentioned in MILLY'S running southward from Poplar Head Springs along section of this chapter, and had been born February the St. Andrews Bay road. In 1881, Dowling moved 22, 1867; she died June 24, 1938. A son of hers and with his father-in-law and ANDERSON Dowling to GEORGE'S, Dr. Gus T. Dowling, is the past presi- that place to cut the beautiful virgin pine standing dent of the National Association of Chiropodists; an on Reverend Connelly's land. Residents of Dothan, Atlanta resident, he is on the medical staff of Alabama, ride the length of this tract nowadays in Georgia Tech's football team.) traversing all of South St. Andrews Street! Mother Charlotte Brackin Dowling died About 1894 LOUIS LAWRENCE moved his October 20, 1888; her obituary stated that the burial family, shown on Chart 570, to Tyler County, Texas. ceremony at Claybank was "attended by an Dothan's first mayor, LOUIS'S father-in-law, was immense congregation of relatives and friends". either already there . . . or followed. Typhoid fever JOHN SENIOR'S life ended during the last year of struck down Ida Connelly Dowling within eighteen the nineteenth century on February 28, 1900. The months after they arrived there; she is buried in following inscription is on his headstone at Woodville, near her father . . . LOUIS was disheart- Claybank: ened with Texas; he brought his children back to “His toils are past—his work is done Ozark, Alabama. On October 3, 1900, he married He fought the fight—the victory won Christian V. James. (LOUIS died on February 25, A member of the Methodist Protestant Church

Page 59 A pioneer of the Cross” at the annual China Grove camp meetings (near ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ Ozark), where for eleven seasons he kept open house .... "EDWARD Dowling is dead. A prince of and fed thousands without money. . . . Around the Israel has fallen .... and the people mourn. great tent in the center of the square he was always Behold, a good life full of good works is ended, recognized as a captain among the hosts of Israel. . . and the doer of them has gone to hear: 'Well Whether it was to look after law and order, to chant done, thou good and faithful servant; enter thou into sweet songs of Zion, labor with penitents, or pray for the joys of thy Lord"' . . . them, he was always ready. He labored with zeal where-ever he was called to go . . . but always accord- Thus began an obituary of DEMPSEY'S fifth son ing to knowledge." who died in Dale County, Alabama, at the age of All of EDWARD'S nine children were born to his eighty-five. This Dowling left a total of over 179 first wife, Anna. The first child they had was born on great-grandchildren, yet not one of them bears the September 14, 1842, and named HENDERSON name Dowling! (EDWARD had three sons . . . of JESSE. Called "HENNY", this baby only lived until these three, only one had a son . . . and this son had June 28, 1843. His headstone can be found in none!) Claybank Cemetery. EDWARD had been born to Martha Stokes EDWARD'S SECOND SON was born on April Dowling in the Jeffries Creek area of South Carolina 4, 1844, and named for the founder of our family and on October 15, 1820. Twenty-one years and nine days DEMPSEY'S Uncle JAMES. This son's name was later, he married Anna Oates. Anna had been born in ROBERT JAMES. Forty years after birth he was serv- North Carolina on May 8, 1822, to Stephen Oates ing Dale County as its treasurer. During the Civil War after his marriage to Elizabeth Shipps. Her parents ROBERT was in the 53rd Alabama Partisan Rangers. had also been born in that state in Sampson County. This Dowling and his wife, Drucilla Thompson, were She was one of sixteen children; her brother William buried in Claybank Cemetery beside each other, was father of Alabama's Governor Oates. though her grave is un-marked. A son, SHELLEY When Anna and EDWARD moved into their new DUKE, an only child of this couple . . . a boy who home (that he had bought from his Aunt RHODA lived a wild life . . . died single at the age of twenty- Stokes's husband) this young couple determined that eight (ROBERT died on New Year's Day, 1892. Wife the Lord would come first. They set up an altar with Drucilla was a sister-in-law of Captain JOHN WES- an open Bible on it. It became their measure of con- LEY. She had been born in Jacksonville, Florida duct. As their children grew up, they knew to honor October 4, 1852; she died August 31, 1932. Two of the God with their lives, which belonged to Him. Father other Thompson sisters married Hart McCall and EDWARD stressed that they should do good to all James Parker, in Dale County.) with whom they should come in contact. EDWARD'S THIRD CHILD was the daughter Though a farmer EDWARD was always a MARGARET FRANCES, born July 12, 1845. This builder. As a boy of seventeen, he had helped build girl and her next-younger sister were the beautiful one of southeast Alabama's earliest mills. He later brides in a thrilling double wedding just after the Civil said: "I helped hew the timbers for it. My brother War. MARGARET'S husband was ex-First Sergeant JOHN SENIOR and a slave of my Daddy's by the Daniel Martin of the 33rd Alabama Infantry name of Cain did the scoringin. It was hot! Later, we Regiment, Company I. Daniel was a son of Benjamin stopped to gather the crops. When we got through, we B. Martin, Jr., and Mary "Polly" Myers, North worked at it again until planting time. Then, the sec- Carolinians who had come to Dale County and lived ond fall, we finished it. Sim Parrish was the builder. to the average age of ninety! (Daniel was almost He put the griststones in first and a saw in after- eighty when he died, February 8, 1923, as he was born wards." After the Civil War EDWARD, NOEL PEEL- on August 8, 1844. MARGARET died November 14, ER, SIMEON, Fletcher Cox (son of MILLY), and one 1913. Their descendants are shown in Addendum 689. or two more built China Grove School, near Originally this couple was buried at Mt. Liberty Claybank. Its teacher in 1883 was LACY'S grandson- Church, two miles northwest of the junction of in-law, Bartow Metcalfe. Bowles Creek and Black Mill Creek. When Fort EDWARD was a "class-leader" of the Methodists Rucker absorbed over sixty square miles of Dale as well as a steward of Claybank. He was often cho- County land, this cemetery was evacuated to a place a sen as a delegate to the District Conferences. His obit- few miles west of Daleville, Alabama.) uary states: "He was among the first to pitch his tent

Page 60 EDWARD'S FOURTH CHILD was the daugh- Holman, a son of SUSAN, will be remembered as the ter who participated in the double wedding men- greatest mule-trader ever to bring a shipment into tioned above (on April 21, 1867). This was ELIZA- South Alabama. Grandson H. L. Holman, Jr., Ozark, BETH ANN, born October 18, 1846. Her bridegroom is an outstanding architect. Greatgrandson Joe Adams was Captain Needham Hughes, the Dale Countian heads the oldest business in Dale County, "The who had become commander of the second group of Southern Star". Other descendants are shown in men he recruited for war duty . . . this group becom- Addendum 692. (SUSAN died February 28, 1915, ing Company I of Alabama's 33rd Infantry Regiment, and is buried with John Clinton, Sr., at Claybank. with Daniel Martin above as the first-sergeant. Their marriage had come on February 16, 1868, ("Redbone" Hughes had already marched one bunch shortly after Holman had been denied service in the of men to Mobile . . . ones that he had recruited Civil War. He was the only doctor in the Ozark area around Haw Ridge and enrolled as 7th Regiment and was needed at home. He was a son of South infantrymen. Confederate officials told him to go Carolinian Martha Ligon and Thornton Holman, the back and get more and he could be their captain. This latter being a North Carolinian of Rockingham he did!) The eight children and many grandchildren County birth. John lived from January 13, 1829, to of this couple are named in Addendum 690. Mother March 15, 1904; he had been born in Grantville, "BETSY", as she was called, died in Nacogdoches, Georgia.) Texas, on December 14, 1916. (She and Needham VANTILLER OPHELIA RIO DE JANEIRO had moved there some years earlier. He died June 9, Dowling Byrd was the seventh child of EDWARD'S. 1905; both are buried at Old North Church. Needham She had become the second wife of William Acrel was born October 10, 1836, to Elisha Matthews's Byrd after the death of first wife Margaret Tacier half-sister, Rachel Matthews, and Benson Hughes. At Dela Pegary Matthews Byrd. OPHELIA and "Billy" one time he served Dale County as its sheriff.) married about 1875. All of their twelve children and THE FIFTH CHILD OF EDWARD'S was born many grandchildren are named in Addendum 693. on his Bear Creek farm May 27, 1848. Just prior to (OPHELIA'S span of life was from March 7, 1854, to her two sisters' marriage, this girl, MARTHA JANE, January 27, 1931. "Billy" Byrd was the son of Bartilla married Ransom Byrd. He was another of the Dale and Acrel Byrd, Sr., and a brother to Ransom, above; Countians who had been in Captain "Redbone" his death occurred ten days after OPHELIA'S. He had Hughes's company. This marriage took place on been born on June 15, 1850.) January 18, 1866, and leaves the nine children shown EDWARD'S EIGHTH CHILD was the daughter in Addendum 691. (JANE died at the age of seventy- CHARLES ETTA EUDORA, born March 22, 1857. one, September 10, 1919. Farmer Ransom died at the Her descendants are shown in Addendum 674, as she age of seventy-two, September 29, 1914. He had been was the wife of NOEL PEELER Dowling, a first- born to North Carolinians, Bartilla and Acrel Byrd, cousin. They married on December 23, 1875. More Sr., on February 23, 1842, his mother being a Johnson information is given in an earlier section about this Countian. Ransom and JANE are buried in the City family. "DORA" died May 25, 1914. She and PEEL- Cemetery of Enterprise, Alabama. A brother of ER are buried at Claybank. Ransom's married EDWARD'S seventh offspring.) EDWARD had become the father of six daugh- THE SIXTH CHILD THAT EDWARD and ters in succession before his third son was born to Anna Oates Dowling were fortunate enough to have him and Anna. Anna probably chose the baby's name. was daughter SUSAN VIRGINIA, born September She named him for her father and her husband. This 19, 1850 . . . At the age of seventeen SUSAN became was on STEPHEN EDWARD'S day of birth, August the third wife of Dr. John Clinton Holman, Sr., and 11, 1862.... Young EDDY lived only nineteen years, the step-mother of the three young boys who had dying October 19, 1881; he had not married. His been born to Dr. Holman's wife Louisa S. Dunson. grave is in Claybank Cemetery, near Ozark and the (Louisa had died the preceding year; these sons were Dowling farm where all these children had been born. named John Clinton, Jr., Meigs Marshall, and Anna Oates Dowling died September 16, 1874, William C. Doctor Holman's first wife, Nancy when this last child was only twelve. Two years later, Redwine, had also died, that union leaving no chil- October 18, 1876, EDWARD married a granddaugh- dren.) Little William died as a child, but the other two ter of Reverend Jesse Battle, Maggie A. Barnes. boys were treated with as much tender regard by Battle had resided in Virginia and North Carolina but SUSAN as that given her own nine sons. Marvin was probably living in Jackson County, Florida, at

Page 61 the time of this marriage. Maggie and EDWARD half-mile due east of today's Fan Drive-In Theatre. A never had any children. She died ten years later, road, which still existed in 1910, crossed Hurricane September 18, 1887. Maggie had been born Creek to the place he had been raised by mother September 30, 1841. She and Anna are buried at Martha Stokes Dowling. Claybank beside EDWARD. He died May 21, 1906. This road . . . coming from the North . . . was ––––––––––––––––– probably the one that JAMES'S children were playing The preceding son of DEMPSEY'S and his three older in, while waiting for their father's arrival. He had writ- brothers who were still living were too old for the ten them and wife Nancy Martin Dowling that hospi- Civil War. But the sixth brother, JAMES, who had tal authorities were going to give him a "passport" . . been born in 1823 before DEMPSEY left Darlington . Now it was about the day for "Daddy" to reach District, was just young enough that in the third year Ozark. It was a day that nine-yearold GREEN of this man-sapping war it became his time to join the BERRY never forgot! A grey-clad rider did come . . . ranks. The speed of his horse meant that this would be "their He went to Boynton Bluff, Florida, on September soldier" whom they had not seen in a year. The rider, 11, 1863, and was placed in Company A of Florida's however, was a courier. (Tradition has lost whether he 4th Infantry Battalion. Eleven months, and several was soldier Hallford.) . . . Railroads were so disrupted battles later, this unit was in Virginia. It had been that it was in this manner that news of JAMES'S redesignated Company C, 11th Florida Infantry Virginia death reached his family. Regiment. JAMES was recuperating from a case of JAMES'S wife was Nancy Martin, whom he had German measles in the Confederates' General married about the time of his majority in 1844. She Hospital, which was located in Howard's Grove near had been born in Moore County, North Carolina, on Richmond. On September 8, 1864, his officers grant- August 5, 1824, to Randol and Mary Martin. In addi- ed him a sixty-day "passport to Ozarke, Alabama"; the tion to the nine children of hers sketched below, and length of this leave at such a critical point in Rebel shown on Chart 331, she and JAMES had five off- fortunes indicates that his health was in terrible shape. spring who died in their infancy. There is no record of Tradition tells us that fellow-soldier Samuel Ezekial where they were buried nor of their sex or names. Hallford was designated to go with JAMES and watch Nancy was the last of DEMPSEY'S fourteen children after him on the difficult trip that lay ahead . . . Hardly and their fourteen mates to die. Death took her at 3 had they begun the journey when a hospitable a. m., March 26, 1910. She was buried three miles Southerner insisted that the two soldiers stop with him west of home in Claybank. to partake of the huge repast spread on his kitchen JAMES'S FIRST CHILD was daughter SARAH table. Private Dowling's weakened body couldn't A. E., born May 7, 1845. "SALLY" married Timothy stand the shock; within hours he was dead (the cause Cuthbert Lee, IInd, on December 22, 1863. The previ- of death being listed as chronic diarrhea). . . It had ous year Tim had been discharged from Company H been exactly a year and a day since he enlisted! of the 15th Alabama Regiment because of shellfire Fifty-six years after this, the obituary of deafness. Just four weeks previous to this marriage JAMES'S widow stated that he was buried in Tim had re-enlisted; he joined the Florida Regiment Danville, Virginia. Washington records, however, that JAMES was later placed in. Children born to the show that his death occurred in the above hospital Lees are listed in Addendum 694. SALLY was an which was over a hundred miles from Danville and invalid for the last ten years of her life. The one place that the site of his grave is unknown. This latter state- she kept going during this time was "my church". ment plus a grandson's fruitless search of the (This was "Piney Grove", today's Winslett Chapel Confederate Cemetery in Danville indicates that Methodist Church, six miles south of Pinckard, JAMES'S burial site is indeed unknown. Alabama, where this couple's graves now rest. Not long after father DEMPSEY had paid for his SARAH died March 4, 1915. Tim's death followed, Hurricane Creek farm in Dale County, he seems to May 14, 1918. He had been born to Elizabeth have begun the practice of buying various forties from Severance and Tobias Lee, Jr., South Carolinians, on the government for his sons. Thirteen-year-old April 2, 1843.) JAMES must have been proud of his first tract, lying JAMES'S NEXT CHILD was also a girl, to the west of Reverend Dowling's . . . By 1855 CATHERINE C., who lived from October 13, 1847, JAMES had bought several more forties. The place he to November 8, 1899. Page 76 of the Dale County Plat built his house and reared nine of his children lay a Book shows the place that she and Spencer L.

Page 62 Johnson, her husband, homesteaded just a few years said he would never forget how afraid he was that this before her death. Six of their eight children died with- might not be enough, but the bear dropped before out leaving descendants; see Addendum 695. reaching him. The Dowlings had bear-meat for sup- (Spencer, a year her senior, had probably married per! CATHARINE after his service in the 4th Florida THE FOURTH CHILD OF JAMES and Nancy's Cavalry. CATHARINE was buried in Carroll was daughter ANNA JANE, born about 1852. This Cemetery in the east edge of Ozark, next to Spencer's girl's first marriage was about 1869 to Stephen Martin. parents. They were named Amos and Ester Johnson It is thought that Stephen was twenty-one at this time and had been born in a North Carolina county named and that he was the Dale-County-born son of Johnson! Spencer and his second wife are buried in Benjamin W. and Pheriba Martin, both of whom had Shiloh Cemetery south of Daleville, Alabama.) been born in South Carolina. Stephen's burial place is JAMES'S FIRST SON was named for the half- mentioned in the above sketch of WILLIAM brother of Grandpa JOHN whom DEMPSEY had spo- REYNOLDS. All of ANNA'S ehildren were born of ken about so often. (The second part of his name was this Martin union; see Addendum 696 . . . Following for a nearby Dale farmer.) Little WILLIAM Stephen Martin's death this Dowling daughter married REYNOLDS was born during the California gold- Joe S. Morris. Joe's brother was probably already mar- rush, August 15, 1849. In later life many ealled him ried to ANNA'S sister at this time. (ANNA died "BUD". It was at about the age of twentythree that this January 14, 1926, and was buried in Beulah Cemetery Dowling married "Matt" Howell, daughter of Mary north of Dothan. Her un-marked grave is eleven feet Andrews and John Howell. (Martha Jane and her north of son Melton M. Martin's tombstone. Mr. brother-in-law Stephen Martin were buried on the Morris is at her side, on the south.) same day in Ozark's City Cemetery but neither grave JAMES NEXT had a baby whom he named is marked. The dates of her birth and death are GREEN BERRY YOUNG, born March 17, 1855. The unknown.) youngster never liked the name "Young" and conse- WILLIAM REYNOLDS Dowling and "Matt" quently went by the name of "G. B." and GREEN had only one child, born 1873. BUD left this daughter BERRY . . . It had dawned on this child's mind that a with the Howells for a year or two following mother war did effect all people when he had watched the dif- Matt's death; he went to Texas. By 1882 he had ficulty that father JAMES had in "trading some returned to Alabama and married Arminta Stanford . . wagon-men out of a sack of salt". These men had Years later, Arminta told her children that by having made the round trip of over two hundred miles to the looked in the family well on the prescribed date of Gulf with their large kettles . . . and were in no mood "first Sunday in May", she had seen her future hus- to let so precious a thing as a sack of salt go for a bale band's reflection before ever meeting him! (She was of cotton, offered them by JAMES. (Dowling knew the daughter of Jane Hartley and Lafayette Stanford. that his family would need the precious preservative Her life lasted from October 20, 1860, to August 31, during his impending military service and talked quite 1937. She and Mr. Dowling are buried in the Pilgrim roughly to the traders. He got the salt!) Home Cemetery on the Dothan-Enterprise highway, About 1877 GREEN BERRY married Catherine near the place he farmed. His children are shown on Woodham. The children born to them are shown on Chart 573.) Chart 574. Four years later they moved to Section 30 Land was still available for homesteading even in south of Newton, Alabama, and homesteaded land. BUD'S lifetime. He claimed his 160 acres by living on Dowling was instrumental in founding Mt. Hebron it the required period. It lay near the junction of the Methodist Church at the crossroads south of his home. Little Choctawhatchee and the Choctawhatchee. And In the late 1880's promoters (for the railroad it was just before this that WILLIAM REYNOLDS which was to have its headquarters in nearby had gone on a Dale County bearhunt . . . The pre- "Pinckard") went to GREEN BERRY and asked for a arranged signal with his friends was to be a loud shout donation of one hundred dollars or a forty of land to if anyone should see the quarry headed toward the help finance the project. Forty acres of land in those other. Sure enough . . . they were not in the backwoods days . . . especially the one he gave them . . . was less long before BUD heard the yell: "Look out, dear, so Dowling gave them a tract deep in the Dowling!" Almost instantly he saw the bear coming; swamps of nearby Little Choctawhatchee River. At it was "an old she-bear". He steadied his gun . . . fired last reports the railroad had still not claimed it! one barrel of buckshot . . . and then the other! BUD (GREEN BERRY is buried at Mt. Hebron beside wife

Page 63 "Kit". He died April 11, 1924; she died October 9, large family left the Jeffries Creek home there in 1919. She, Catherine, was born in Dale County Darlington District was the 1824-born child, MARY November 21, 1853, to Emma Gray, an Alabamian, ANNA. All the known information concerning her and John Robert Woodham. "Bob" Woodham had has already been given in a previous section along been born in Darlington District, South Carolina, to with her sister MARTHA Parrish . . . During the six- Mrs. Sarah Woodham twelve days after the birth of month-long trip to Dale County, Alabama, the last of twin brother Edward H., Jr.... Sarah was possibly the DEMPSEY'S seven sons was born, February 2, 1826, daughter of DEMPSEY'S Uncle JAMES; see that in Georgia. Father DEMPSEY remembered his good chapter. GREEN BERRY married Georgia Ann Dunn friends, the Zimmermans, who lived where the turn- in 1920. They had no children.) pike west of Darlington crossed Jeffries Creek, and JAMES'S SIXTH CHILD was born at the gave this boy a Christian name that would honor Dowling farm west of Hurricane Creek in 1857 and those South Carolinians . . . Eighty-one years later, named PAMDORA. The William Stanford that she this Dowling's children had the name of ZINNA- married was a brother of WILLIAM REYNOLD'S MON engraved on the tombstone placed over his second wife. "PAM" and William went to Limestone grave, so the author uses this name. (He is buried in County, Texas, near Mexia. They had daughters Geneva County, Alabama, at the Providence named Ella, Costella, and Mertie. Methodist Church. The year of birth on his headstone JAMES ERVIN was the next child born to is also erroneous. He died May 1, 1907.) Nancy and JAMES. His date of birth was November ZINNAMON was also given land by his father, 30, 1859. He, too, went to Limestone County, Texas. Reverend Dowling. . . . or he had earned enough by It is thought that he married in Texas; there might the age of fourteen with which to buy it! . . . Such have been offspring of this marriage. Later he went to purchases began in 1840, judging by the Dale County Sabine Parish, Louisiana, where he married Lettie Plat Book, and continued through 1853. His home O'Lillian Murray on the third day of November, 1896. was south of Ozark, probably on the road from None of their four sons left any descendants; see DEMPSEY'S to Claybank. The ten children of his, Addendum 697. This JAMES died May 13, 1942; shown on Chart 331, were born there to him and wife Lettie died December 4, 1956. Both are buried in Elizabeth Ingraham. (They married November 20, Coushatta, Louisiana. (Lettie had been born June 1, 1848. When she died, over fifty years later, an error 1883.) was also made on her tombstone wherein she was JAMES'S EIGHTH OFFSPRING was daughter called Elizabeth Parker. Parker was the maiden name BUNEY. She was about fifty-four years old at the of Elizabeth's mother! Elizabeth died October 29, time of her burial, October 5, 1917, in the cemetery in 1909; she had been born November 7, 1826, in the west edge of Black, Alabama. Twenty years later, Georgia. She was often called "Betsy"; she was a her husband, Sam Calvin Windham was buried beautiful brunette in her youth. Her grave may be beside her. Two generations of their progeny are seen in Friendship Cemetery at the ghost town of shown in Addendum 698. One son of theirs, Mace, Richburg, a mile and a half west of New Brockton, was a Methodist preacher. Grandson Sam W. Alabama.) Windham is an outstanding surgeon in Dothan, The year following his marriage to "Betsy", Alabama. ZINNAMON joined the Methodist Church at "near- JAMES'S LAST CHILD, the ninth of those we by" Claybank. During the time they were putting up know, was born a few months after this-forty year old the new building, 1852, he was licensed to preach. soldier had left for the war. This was the daughter, Many of the Methodist sermons he delivered were CALLIE. On January 31, 1885, she married I. V. from a book of his father's called "Sermons on Morris, a twenty-one-year-old man called "Ivy" by Several Occasions". They had been compiled by a some of his kinsmen. He and Joe Morris, the husband pretty good authority . . . a man by the name of John of CALLIE'S sister, were brothers. Their father once Wesley. (This book, published in 1815, is now owned lived at Newton, Alabama. (I. V. died in 1933; he and by ZINNAMON'S great-nephew, "Alley" Smith, who CALLIE are buried in one of the Mt. Pleasant ceme- lives near Claybank. An inscription, one hundred thir- teries near Quincy, Florida. Their four children and ty years old, is in the front in DEMPSEY'S own hand: four grandchildren are named in Addendum 699.) "Dempsey Dowling- his book, 1829".) ––––––––––––––––– ZINNAMON'S earnings as a preacher, of course, The last child of DEMPSEY'S to be born before his were small. Therefore, an idea of his major livelihood

Page 64 is gained from such a thing as the 1870 Agricultural Her full name was JETSON CAMILLA and the date of Census of Dale County . . . He had a horse and two her birth was sometime in 1852. The author has visited oxen with which to tend the thirty acres that he was cul- her grave in the Bellwood, Alabama, Cemetery, but tivating. His production that year amounted to 650 knows no other dates concerning this family. Her hus- pounds of rice, twenty pounds of tobacco, and one hun- band was named John Bailey. He might have been born dred bushels of Indian Corn. The tobacco was probably in Coffee County, Alabama, in 1847, and had the mid- for negro Alex Dowling, occupant of a lean-to adjoin- dle initial of "W". All of JET and John's children and ing the house. ZINNAMON'S four milk cows were grandchildren are shown in Addendum 702. often fed moss from trees chopped down in the nearby THE FOURTH CHILD OF ZINNAMON'S was woods. the son born on April 4, 1854, and named SIMPSON Reverend Dowling's obituary states that "he was QUITMAN . . . When he was about twenty-five, often associated with the sainted Metcalf and Gipson in "SIMPS" married Frances Golden and moved to great revivals. It was his habit to become filled to over- Smuteye, Alabama (present-day Mt. Meigs). While liv- flowing with divine love at these meetings. He did not ing there, Dowling carried mail from Montgomery to pretend to great brilliancy or oratorical power in the Troy for several years. During heavy rains the primitive pulpit, but did possess great zeal, magnanimity and roads became quagmires; SIMPS often worried over faith. He was one of the pioneers and in common with the possibility that his horse would break a leg in one other co-workers experienced many trials and hard- of the knee-deep mudholes! (Wife Frances, "Fannie", ships." Golden was probably the eight-year-old daughter of THE FIRST CHILD born to ZINNAMON and William and Eliza Golden who lived in Chambers Elizabeth Ingraham Dowling was little LAURA. She County, Alabama, according to the 1870 census. was nine months old when the Dale County enumera- Because of her early death, about 1900, it is not now tor visited her parents in 1850. Some time after 1870 known what happened to the several other members of LAURA married George Washington Duncan, a her father's family. Her children only remember having Confederate veteran of the 30th Alabama Infantry. been told that she was raised by foster parents.) About 1885 he died. She lived until January 6, 1916, During the eight-years following 1885 SIMPSON dying in Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Alabama She is QUITMAN lived near Ozark, Alabama, on Captain buried there; Mr. Duncan is buried in Pike County, JOHN WESLEY Dowling's farm, saving what money Alabama. Their offspring, including Reverend Calhoun he made so that he, too, could own a farm. By the time Duncan (Methodist Minister since 1909), are shown in he was thirty-nine SIMPS had the necessary amount. Addendum 700. The land he selected lay in nearby Coffee County, one THE FIRST SON born to ZINNAMON was the and a half miles north-east of New Brockton. The boy named PINKNEY MANCIL. His birth came on Dowling children (shown on Chart 577) grew up on November 27, 1850. "PINK", as they called him, mar- this farm. Vivid in their memory is the large, "yellow ried Sarah G. Brown. Then he married Nancy Ruth pine" house that father SIMPSON built there in 1904 Brown. On August 15, 1909, he next married Jane . . . Years later, a fire destroyed this wonderful place. Brown Maund Cotton, who was a sister of Sarah Though a farmer, SIMPS was also a great builder. Brown and Nancy Brown! All of his children, who are The bridges he built were considered by many engi- named in Addendum 701, were born to the second neers to be the best in Coffee and Dale Counties. wife. Mr. Dowling resided in Bellwood, Alabama, until Dowling even built the wheels, spokes and all, for his the year preceding his third marriage. He died near home-made wagons. Made of hickory, they lasted for Wewahitchka, Florida, July 26, 1917. His grave is next years. This self-sufficient man also made the hand- to Nancy's in the Daleville Alabama Cemetery. (Nancy tools so necessary for conversion of God’s forests into lived from March 31, 1847, to July 28, 1909. PINK'S useful items. first wife, Sarah, died on the last day of 1879, just SIMPSON QUITMAN Dowling was a great twenty-nine days after her eighteenth birthday. She is believer in independence. Though known to drink only buried in the City Cemetery of Ozark, Alabama. Third- once in his life, he had voted against Prohibition . . . wife Jane died in March of 1930; her tombstone in Nor would he deny this when faced with expulsion Providence Cemetery, Clayhatchee, Alabama, has dates from his church. But SIMPS died an honest man! on it that are extremely erroneous. Mr. Dowling did On October 16, 1901, SIMPSON married a sec- some preaching for the Baptists.) ond time. This wife, Mrs. Willie Adams Ramsey, ZINNAMON'S THIRD CHILD was called "JET". was the daughter of Julia Bennett and Thomas A.

Page 65 Adams. She had been born on March 18, 1869. She August 11, 1858, and it occurred in Coffee County died August 21, 1928; SIMPS died nine years later . . . the place of his later interment. in November of 1937. Both are buried in the City ZINNAMON'S father had been born about the Cemetery of New Brockton. Mr. Dowling's first last year of the Revolutionary War. ZINNAMON'S wife is buried near his mother in the Friendship last son, who would grow up, was born in 1864 Methodist Cemetery, west of town. about the last year of the Civil War. Reverend ZINNAMON'S FIFTH CHILD was born on Dowling named him STEVEN CALVESTUS. He March 5th. Her family Bible indicates a birth year went by the name of "CALVESS". Evidently, he of 1861 though her parents' statement to the census- must not have married until about the age of thirty- taker in 1870 would have placed the time in 1856. three; GENERAL SOLLIE, the oldest child, was Named MATTIE, she married James Robert Lewis born in 1898. (This family's Bible was lost in the Shephard O'Neal on May 10, 1891. The numerous terrible 1929 flood of rivers in south Alabama.) children and grandchildren of this couple are shown CALVESS'S first wife was Lavonia Forehand, in Addendum 703. MATTIE was buried west of daughter of Elizabeth Durdon and Jesse Forehand. New Brockton, Alabama, in Friendship Cemetery, The seven children born to her and Mr. Dowling are after dying August 13, 1945. (Husband Jim O'Neal shown on Chart 578 with their offspring . . . About is buried beside her. He had been born in Upson 1912, Lavonia died and was buried in Bethany County, Georgia, November 25, 1869; he died July Cemetery, south of New Brockton, Alabama. She 21, 1958.) and CALVESS were Missionary Baptists, and his THE THIRD SON OF ZINNAMON'S was his occupation was farming. sixth child, WILLIAM LEROY. This Dowling, Shortly after Mrs. Dowling's death CALVESS born in 1858, married Net Marsh. She was a sister married Mrs. Emma King Thompson; they had one of J. A. Marsh, who married ZINNAMON'S next child. Emma died in October of 1929 at the age of offspring. She died in October of 1931 at the age of fifty-four, and this husband died twenty-six months eighty-one; she had been born in Coffee County, later. Both are buried in the City Cemetery of Alabama. She is probably buried in the Clintonville Geneva. (The year prior to CALVESS'S death he Cemetery, west of Enterprise, Alabama. LEROY is married Mary Leddon in Geneva County, where he supposedly buried in Cool Springs Cemetery south- resided. No children were born to them.) east of Enterprise. Though they had adopted chil- ––––––––––––––––– dren, there were never any born to them. ZINNAMON'S SEVENTH CHILD was ZINNAMON'S TENTH CHILD was the boy, daughter PENNY LOUETTA. They called her M. Y. Dowling, who died at the age of two in 1870. "LOU". She was born in 1859 and lived until He was buried in Claybank Cemetery, though the December 10, 1941, a period of eighty-two years. site of his grave is now unknown. The ten children born to her and Mr. Judge A. The fourteenth child of DEMPSEY'S was born Marsh are named in Addendum 704. (Marsh died after his arrival in Dale County, Alabama, from the June 26, 1927, at the age of seventy-two; he and Jeffries Creek area. Daughter FRANCES was born LOU are buried in Wesley Chapel Cemetery north near the old Richmond courthouse on October 18, of New Brockton, Alabama. Marsh's mother was 1827. Her father was forty-three at the time; moth- Mary Duberry, who had come to Colquitt, Georgia, er Martha Stokes Dowling was forty. from her Michigan birthplace. His father, Needham Like her mother, FRANCES married young. Marsh, had been born in Georgia in Jones or Harris She was only seventeen or eighteen when she and County. Judge's brother, Tobe, married a daughter twenty-one-year old Mathias Brackin married. of SIMEON Dowling.) (Mathias had been born to Isaac Brackin in ZINNAMON'S EIGHTH CHILD was another Alabama on January 5, 1824. Isaac's daughter daughter, JOICY, born March 18, 1862. At the age Charlotte, who married an older brother of of twenty-one JOICY married Nace Russell. Two FRANCES'S, had been born in Georgia. Mathias's generations of their descendants are shown in uncle Matthew had also been born in the Peachtree Addendum 705. JOICY died in December of 1910; State so it is thought that Isaac was a Georgian.) Mr. Russell died in July of 1919. Both are buried in Mathias Brackin was a justice of the peace in the cemetery of the Calvary Baptist Church, west of Dale County during the Civil War. This might have Enterprise, Alabama. Nace's date of birth was been in the area where he and FRANCES were later

Page 66 buried, because Dale County encompassed much of THE NEXT CHILD OF FRANCES'S was wee what is now Geneva County until just after the war. The Warren W., born on April 17, 1851. Too young for the various tracts of land that Mathias purchased from the war, he later married Sarah Frances Conner (whose government are shown on the Dale Plat Book in the mother was the former Jane Reynolds). Their ten chil- Probate Judge's office; most of it was bought some ten dren are named in Addendum 708. The Claybank mark- years prior to the war. er of wife "Sallie" gives no death date. She was born Many descendants of FRANCES and Mathias cur- December 13, 1851. Her husband was buried in the rently attend a Geneva family reunion (The "Metcalf" cemetery at Daleville, Alabama; he died December 31, Reunion) . . . From about the time of World War I to 1905. World War II FRANCES'S children and grandchildren THE FOURTH CHILD OF FRANCES'S was Lucy were among the various thousands that flocked to "Old Lavannah whose birth to the Brackins came on the sec- Claybank Church" for the memorable "first Sunday in ond day of August, 1853. She lived for one-half of a cen- May" reunions that, in the main, had drawn descen- tury; her husband lived one century! . . . His name was dants of DEMPSEY. Thomas W. Pritchett, his brother Jim married ZILLIH Of DEMPSEY'S seven daughters only three lived Hallford's daughter, Josephine. Thomas and Lucy's off- past the age of forty! FRANCES was one of these. She spring are listed in Addendum 709. (Thomas lived from lived to the age of eighty. (Sister ZILLIH died at the February 14, 1849, to January 29, 1949; he is buried in age of eighty-five. Sister LACY lived to be seventy- Collins Chapel Cemetery, west of Malone, Florida. He nine.) FRANCES died December 29, 1907. She was and Jim were sons of Lena Stripland and Frank Pritchett, interred in the burial ground adjoining her church, both parents being of Alabama birth. Lucy Lavannah, Providence Methodist, in Geneva County, Alabama. called "Vannah", died November 20, 1903; she was "Baby brother" ZINNAMON, who had spent his last buried in the Bethel Assembly Cemetery, northeast of days with her, is nearby. Next to her is Mathias Ariton, Alabama.) Brackin; he died May 12, 1899. FRANCES'S FIFTH CHILD was also a daughter. The oldest of FRANCES'S eleven children was She was born November 17, 1855, and named Velie. born on August 11, 1846; this was Simeon W. Brackin. Velie was almost eighty-four years old when she died, Before maturity he served as a cavalryman with the 5th May 25, 1939. She is buried beside her husband, Ira Florida's Company E. After maturity he married and Green, in Geneva County's Providence Cemetery. He had sixteen children. They are named in Addendum died December 15, 1902. Green progeny are named in 706. Grandson John S. Roth is a retired Army Colonel; Addendum 710. (Ira might have been the son of John granddaughter Mary Larkin teaches at Montevallo. and Frances Green, thirty-eight year old Georgians, who Simeon's wife was Almeida Jane Windham, daughter resided in Dale County, Alabama, during the 1860 cen- of Jane Peacock and Thomas Windham, the senior sus. Family records show Ira's birth as August 17, 1856.) Windham being a Darlington District emigrant. THE SIXTH CHILD born to Mathias and (Almeida Jane lived from July 1, 1846, to April 25, FRANCES was a boy. He was born at their Dale County 1935. She and Simeon are buried in Claybank home February 7, 1858, and named Hayden L. Brackin. Cemetery. He died March 2, 1914.) On April 14, 1881, Hayden married Mary Elizabeth FRANCES'S SECOND CHILD was daughter Brown. Their three children, all daughters, are named in Martha Jane, born June 27, 1849. She married an ex- Addendum 711. Land that this family homesteaded in infantryman of the 57th Alabama Regiment's Company 1894 is shown in the Dale County Plat Book. Mr. I on the second day of January, 1868. His name was M. Brackin died on July 5, 1920. He is buried in the City Lafayette Metcalf. The "M" probably stood for Cemetery of Hartford, Alabama, next to "Mollie". "Marquis" . . . but Metcalf preferred the name of (Mollie Brown was the daughter of Elizabeth Day and "Fate"! His great-grandson, Neil, a World War II buddy John Brown. She lived from March 3, 1856, to May 13, of the author's, is a former Senator of Alabama. Other 1932.) descendants of Martha Jane's are shown in Addendum The seventh child of FRANCES'S eleven children 707. (Martha Jane died November 23, 1915; she and was born on March 1, 1860. When the census-taken Mr. Metcalf are buried in the City Cemetery of came by that year, a name had not yet been selected for Hartford, Alabama. He died July 3, 1927. He had been the baby so they called her "Sissa".... Later she was born on May 21, 1843, in Alabama, to Sarah Strand and named Roxy Ann. She died at the age of fourteen, March John W. Metcalf. More information on them is given 11,1874. A headstone marks her burial place at under the sketch of FRANCES'S eighth child.) Claybank.

Page 67 FRANCES'S EIGHTH CHILD was daughter The baby was a boy, whom they named ELIAS. It was Piety Elonia, born May 2, 1862. At the age of twenty- now imperative for this young war veteran to find a one Piety married a brother-in-law of her sister place of his own, ROBERT'S small house being too Martha Jane. The bridegroom was twenty-seven-year crowded. In 1788, therefore, JOHN bought the old Dallas Metcalf. The date that these Holy Rites of "William Barron" farm from ROBERT and Sarah Matrimony were performed was November 27, 1883. Guinn Dowling. He paid his father twenty pounds A daughter of theirs, Mrs. Mae Metcalf Williamson, sterling for this land. It lay on both sides of Jeffries gave the author much help on this section of the fam- Creek and was "bounded on the upper side by land of ily; her brothers and sisters are named in Addendum ROBERT Dowling . . . on the lower side by land of 712. (Piety died May 24, 1920, and Dallas died John Stewart, Sr.... and on the south by vacant land". September 18, 1933. Both are buried in the City This land, and that acquisition mentioned in JAMES'S Cemetery of Geneva, Alabama. Dallas's birthdate was chapter, seem to be all that JOHN ever acquired. January 18, 1855. His mother, Sarah Strand, had been About 1813 ELIAS Dowling married. Bride reared near Elba, Alabama. His father, John W. Mary was a North Carolinian and had been born twen- Metcalf, had been reared near Charleston, South ty-five years earlier. It was this same year that young Carolina.) ELIAS Dowling bought his first land. It lay near that The last of FRANCES'S six daughters was born of his father's, mentioned above and near the place on December 6, 1865. She was named Rebecca . . . where Grandmother Sarah had died a few years earli- and as a young lady, married Reverend Neil B. er. ELIAS bought this 101 acre tract from his older Keahey, Presbyterian preacher. Little else is known of brother, DEMPSEY. It was between Lake Swamp and her except for the names of a few descendants, named Jeffries Creek. in Addendum 713. In that marriages were not considered to be of THE TENTH CHILD OF FRANCES Brackin's governmental concern in South Carolina until nearly a was the son called "Bud". He had been born January century after ELIAS'S marital union, it is because of 22, 1867, and given the name of M. Lawrence this same tract's sale in 1818 that Mary's name is first Brackin. His un-marked grave is between his mother's recorded . . . Two years after that, ELIAS bought a and ZINNAMON'S in Providence Methodist fifty acre farm; it was on Lake Swamp. Again, he only Cemetery in Geneva County. When only sixteen, Bud retained ownership for five years, selling it to brother had married Lena Jacobs on November 17, 1883. ZACHEUS. Following her death he married Mattie Hudson July ELIAS had the job of administering his brother 26, 1896. A widow, she still lives in Geneva County; SIMEON'S estate after the latter's untimely death. He she was born May 15, 1877. (Bud died in 1933. His and ALLEN and LEVI signed the necessary bond first wife was buried in Sweet Gum Head Cemetery pledging a proper administration on November 24, southwest of Geneva, Alabama. Her grave seems to be 1826. The settlement of this estate required such acts un-marked. The eleven offspring of both marriages as ELIAS'S payment of his brother's eight-month-old are listed in Addendum 714.) promissory note. Its principal amounted to $3.81 and THE LAST CHILD OF FRANCES'S and 3/4th's cents! The interest totaled fifty cents . . . On Mathias's was born October 21, 1870. Called "Tarve" September 4, 1828, ELIAS made an affidavit to the Brackin, his real name was Thady H. The seventeen- Darlington court showing full settlement of the estate. year-old girl that he married on January 3, 1889, still During the time that ELIAS was settling this lives. Her home is with daughter Dorothy Brackin estate, he began hearing from DEMPSEY "out west". Tew in Geneva, Alabama, and she is the former Miss DEMPSEY wrote from infant Alabama that except for Alice Jones. (Addendum 715 contains the names of a few Indians, one had only to deal with The Almighty Alice and Tarve's eleven children. Alice was born Himself concerning the ownership of that un-worn August 21, 1871, to Frances Louise Granger and John land. ELIAS felt that as his father had benefitted by Jones. Mr. Brackin died February 20, 1916, and was the emigration from Virginia he, too, would better buried in the City Cemetery of Daleville, Alabama.) himself by moving to a frontier . . . On April 25, 1828, he and Mary sold a grand total of 275 acres of land JOHN'S SECOND CHILD, ELIAS (Iying between Jeffries Creek and Camp Branch); (See Charts 332 and 101) they had decided to begin a new home. Twenty-four-year-old Nancy Boutwell Dowling DEMPSEY'S seven sons and seven daughters bore a second child for her husband, JOHN, in 1787. had already been born by 1828. This was the year that

Page 68 ELIAS was blessed with his seventh little South 1847, when she was twenty. (She had been born in Carolinian. Named KEZIAH, this daughter was the Georgia on February 13, 1826. The headstone on her last known child of ELIAS'S. (Nothing more is grave in deserted Zion Chapel Cemetery, east of known of her except that she was still single and liv- Clayton, records her death, January 6, 1887.) ing in Mr. Dowling's home twenty-two years later.) HANSFORD'S OLDEST SON was born in 1848 Shortly after KEZIAH'S birth this family moved to and named WALTER T. S. At the age of sixteen he Alabama. joined the Alabama Reserves, 2nd Regiment. By the Tradition, slightly warped, recalls that one of following spring this organization, then the 63rd DEMPSEY'S brothers was not satisfied with Dale Alabama Infantry Regiment, was helping withstand County; "he said that he was going to push on far- the month-long seige of Fort Blakely and Spanish ther".... This would have been ELIAS. This genera- Fort (east of Mobile, Alabama). Finally, their efforts tion-to-generation story is supported by the follow- failed and WALTER was captured. After the war's ing. The 1830 enumerator listed ELIAS as head of a end this lad was still in a Federal Hospital, suffering Dale County family; but when he called he seemed to from a two-month-long attack of chronic diarrhea. never be able to find anyone home. Finally, he dis- Washington records show his discharge from the Post gustedly wrote "Blank" after ELIAS'S name! This Hospital at Jackson, Mississippi, on June 29, 1865. book's Chart 332 shows these Dowlings. Tradition claims that mother Martha went to a By 1836 ELIAS had bought 120 acres of land in Montgomery hospital, expecting to aid him on his trip Dale. It covered most of the southeast quarter of home; "his hat was laying on the bed in anticipation Section 29, Township 6, Range 23, and was on of the homeward journey . . . but his lifeless body lay Painters Creek seven miles due west of today's town under the covers!" of Ozark. This was about the time that the Indians of HANSFORD'S SECOND CHILD was one who the Creek Nation, northward, and their brother would later be known as "BERRY" Dowling. He was Seminoles, in the Florida territory on the south edge born on October 1, 1849, and named ZACHEUS of Dale, began making one last effort to eject the ASBURY, in honor of two Methodist favorites of whites from their old hunting grounds. Martha and Mr. Dowling, namely: Bishop Frances Asbury and ELIAS'S brother ZACHEUS . . . Names –––––––––––––––––– influence their bearers; this boy grew up and became a great preacher. HANSFORD, the oldest son of ELIAS, served in BERRY taught school as a young man, aiding this "Florida War". He was nineteen (having been the Barbour and Pike County, Alabama, families who born in 1817) and a member of Captain Arch Justice's sought to raise their following generation above the company called The Alabama Volunteers . . . A letter semi-illiterate status that fate had thrust upon them. from war-headquarters at Daleville, Alabama, during After thirteen years, however, an even greater calling those engagements told of the furloughing of many laid its weight upon his conscience; he went eastward men due to the scarcity of food among the troops! to Eufaula and received his license to preach, And, we are told in "Piney Wood Echoes" (by Fred December 10, 1885. Watson), that an entire family by the name of Hart Months of study followed at Southern University was massacred west of Daleville during this bitter- of Greeneboro, Alabama, and at Vanderbilt. At the ness; also, that two Albrissons lost their scalps! latter place he was paid to teach Latin and Greek. HANSFORD'S war record is available from the BERRY'S first pastorate was Town Creek, Alabama. General Services Administration, Washington, D. C. By 1890 Bishop Granberry had ordained him as a Land granted him in 1852 expressing the govern- Methodist elder. His spiritual ministrations during the ment's gratitude for this military duty lay three miles following thirty years gained him even greater love north of east from Clayton, Alabama, county seat of from his congregations than that given him by his stu- Barbour County. dents in the small one-room schools of southeast Martha Weaver Dowling was HANSFORD'S Alabama. first wife. She and Reverend Sheldon Weaver "of the ZACHEUS ASBURY died August 28, 1920. South Carolina Methodist Conference" were off- Descendants of his and Adelaide Josepha Glenn's, spring of Reverend John C. Weaver, who died in whom he had married February 5, 1880, may be seen Barbour County in 1872. Martha and HANSFORD on Chart 581. (Adelaide died on the eve of her eighty- married in Fort Gaines, Georgia, on January 26, sixth birthday; she and BERRY are buried in

Page 69 Birmingham's Elmwood Cemetery. She had been September 30, 1883. "The History of Jackson County born July 21, 1855, to Barbara Wesley Herndon and Florida" has an interesting account of his legislative Massillon McKendree Glenn. A maternal cousin, maneuvering in the Tallahassee assembly. Grandson Ellen Herndon, married American President Chester John S. Rawls is currently a Florida Senator from that A. Arthur.) same county. LILY'S daughter Lula Dowling Rawls HANSFORD'S THIRD CHILD, JOSEPH holds an important hospital job in Mexico City. Other BASKERVILLE, was born November 15, 1850. Mr. Rawls offspring are shown in Addendum 718. The Dowling was a big believer in the use of surnames as graves of LILY and Junius are in a pasture . . . in a middle names for his sons, as evidenced by this boy's "private" cemetery . . . a few hundred yards east of name. "JOE" was born in Barbour County as were Greenwood, Florida. Their burial place is typical of HANSFORD'S other children. thousands of similar ones used by many of the landed After JOE married Sallie Elizabeth Tucker on gentry in the South until the first World War. (Junius January 8, 1879, the two of them moved to Lincoln died February 10, 1912. Born April 17, 1842, he had Parish, Louisiana. His first son, WALTER TUCKER, been a First Sergeant of the 4th Florida Infantry's was born there in the small community of Wesley Company I, during the Civil War. SUSAN LYLIS died Chapel. The other sons were born in Alabama, how- November 12, 1925.) ever, during the brief period that the family lived back LULA COTTRELL, the last child of HANS- there. In Louisiana, JOSEPH BASKERVILLE taught FORD'S, died in 1887 at the age of twenty-six. She school. His sartorial demeanor . . . the hat, the gloves, died of fever eight days after childbirth. The only and even a cane . . . was the thing most remembered child of hers that is remembered by relatives was a about him by his students a half century later. Chart son, Cottrell Stapleton, who might have offspring liv- 582 shows two generations of his offspring. (JOE died ing in Yazoo City, Mississippi. LULA'S husband was on Christmas Day of 1893. Sallie died August 4, 1938, Doctor R. B. Stapleton, whom she married in Barbour and was buried beside him in Vienna, Louisiana. She County, Alabama, in March, 1885. LULA'S grave is had been born July 15, 1855, probably to James and in the north cemetery of Greenwood, Florida. Eliza Tucker, who resided near Dowling's home in HANSFORD remarried after the death men- Barbour County, Alabama, in 1870.) tioned above of Martha Weaver Dowling. He was sev- HANSFORD'S FOURTH SON was murdered enty-four at the time, December 3, 1891; bride Nancy after reaching adulthood. His name was ANDREW Harrod was thirty-nine. They had no children. It is not TURNER and he had been born in 1854. . . . On a known how long HANSFORD lived after this. He is spring morning of 1903 an insanely drunken tenant on buried inside the iron fence surrounding his first ANDREW'S farm called him to the front door just wife's grave. His second wife lived until November after Mr. Dowling had awakened. Without saying any- 20, 1919, dying in Barbour County, Alabama, where thing the intruder fired point-blank! Unfortunately, she and HANSFORD had spent most of their lives. ANDREW'S wife was standing behind her husband, ––––––––––– and the same ball that killed him seriously wounded ELIAS, father of the preceding Dowling, left Dale her. She died two weeks later. She was the former County between 1836 and 1840 and moved to Mary Frances Coskrey. She and ANDREW are buried Barbour, on Dale's north border. Part of Barbour's ter- in deserted Zion Chapel Cemetery six miles north of ritory had been ceded to the whites by the Indians east from Clayton, Alabama Addendum 716 shows after ELIAS'S arrival in Alabama. On January 25, their children. 1841, oldest daughter NANCY married. The twenty- THE FIFTH CHILD OF HANSFORD'S was four-year-old bridegroom, H. W. Wicker, was a steam- another boy. He was born in 1856 and named mill engineer. In 1870 he was still following this trade GEORGE PIERCE. GEORGE married twentyfive- in Dale County, Alabama. NANCY had at least seven year-old Alice Martin of Ocala, Florida, in 1883. The children (see Chart 332). The author is in touch with three sons and three daughters born to them are shown descendants of only one and that one is Martha, who in Addendum 717. GEORGE PIERCE reared these married W. W., "Bill", Rutland. Martha Wicker Rut" children in Gadsden, Alabama. He died in 1904; Alice land had five offspring: 1-W. J., who married died April 16, 1922. Both are buried in Gadsden. Addendum 719's Carrie Burton; 2-Tom, who married HANSFORD'S LAST TWO CHILDREN were Nannie Adams; 3-Henry, who married Ida Pierce; 4- girls. The older, SUSAN LYLIS, was born November Reuben, who married Mable Ward; and, 5-Emma, 5, 1857. Called "LILY", she married Junius Rawls on who married John Taylor.

Page 70 It is said that one of NANCY Wicker's other was buried in Kneebo Cemetery, a place so far off children, the boy called Franklin, had a son named the beaten path nowadays that the author rode "over Malachiah Wicker. It is also said that one of every hill in Barbour County" looking for such a NANCY'S seven children married a Mr. Adams and graveyard! that one married a Mr. Pittman. Nothing more is THE FIRST CHILD OF ELIAS G. was a known about NANCY Wicker, another granddaugh- daughter who proved to be a long-lived one. Born in ter of Revolutionary Soldier JOHN Dowling. the days of Empress Victoria this girl, FRANCES On June 2, 1842, in Barbour County, Alabama, JOSEPHINE VICTORIA was named after her. This the second daughter of ELIAS'S was married. Her Dowling was born August 21, 1849. On April 11, name was EMALINE; her husband was Henry 1867, she married Robert Jesse Burton. The children Hendrix. She probably bore only two children: Mary born to them are named in Addendum 719. (Burton Ann, in 1846 . . . and Perry Hendrix, in the last part was born in Crawford County, Georgia, on August of 1847 or early part of 1848. 28, 1846; he died May 28, 1918, and was buried in Courthouse records show the marriage of Oakwood Cemetery in Montgomery, Alabama. Wife ELIAS'S third daughter, MARY ANN, to a Henry "JO" Dowling Burton died on Christmas Day of Hendrix six years and eighteen days after EMALINE 1937; she is in Montgomery's Memorial Cemetery.) married such a person. The author believes that the ELIAS G'S SECOND CHILD was one by the same Mr. Hendrix married these two sisters. The name of NOAH COLUMBUS, born in 1856. Chart 1850 census shows only one Henry Hendrix in 586 records the names of his children and grandchil- Barbour County; at this time MARY ANN seems to dren, as well as those of their mates. NOAH had have had no children of her own, but she was caring been married to Martha Ellen Jones before leaving for her stepchildren. . . . who, of course, were her Barbour County for Birmingham, where the major nephew and niece. Hendrix was of South Carolina part of his descendants now live. Reverend Jessie birth and had been born in 1802. Robinson performed this marriage ceremony on July 21, 1885. NOAH COLUMBUS died November 4, ––––––––––––––– 1927, and was buried in the Avondale Section of ELIAS'S second son, the last one he ever had, Forest Hill Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama. was born in 1824 in the Jeffries Creek area of South Martha Ellen is buried in the Woodlawn Section of Carolina, just a few years before he left there for the same cemetery. She died on November 10, 1937. Dale County, Alabama. This son was named ELIAS Her parents could probably be ascertained by order- G. ing Alabama Death Certificate 53-26136 of the year ELIAS G. was not over sixteen years old when 1937. The date of her birth was October 2, 1862. Mr. Dowling moved the family to Barbour County. THE NEXT CHILD BORN TO ELIAS G. and Shortly after the last Hendrix marriage mentioned Lucilla Russell Dowling was ANTOINETTE, also above, ELIAS G. married a twenty-two year old born in 1856. This daughter always preferred the widow. This was on November 2, 1848; the young name of "NETTIE". On December 19, 1875, she lady's name was Lucilla Russell Flournoy. Her father married John Thomas Burton in Barbour County. is thought to have been Joseph C. Russell, Sr., who Their five children are listed in Addendum 720. came to Barbour County before 1850; he had been THE FOURTH CHILD OF ELIAS G. was born born in Virginia. Lucilla's brother was the Probate in 1861; EUGENE L. was his name, though most Judge of Barbour County after the Civil War. people knew him as "GENE" Dowling. He married During the Civil War ELIAS G. fought as a cav- in Barbour County on October 10, 1888, Martha alryman under McKenzie in the Jeff Davis Legion Day. They had at least four children. Son HENRY is and in Alabama's 4th Cavalry Battalion. After the probably the Private Henry L. Dowling who was fighting was over ELIAS G. supposedly went to honorably discharged on August 23, 1919, from the Coffee County, Alabama, and remarried. The name 157th Depot Brigade; his residence was at 904 North of this mate of his is unknown but it is said that their 48th Street in Birmingham. Daughter LUCILLE only child was named EUGENIA HARTENE. married Scaduto Paschal in Birmingham on April 4, Dowling and this second wife are thought to have 1915, and her sister DAISY is thought to have mar- died about 1868. Lucilla Russell Dowling and her ried a Salvation Army officer. Then there was one five children continued living a few miles east of named DORA who married several times including a Clayton, Alabama. She died October 22, 1885, and mate by the name of Culberson. The father of these

Page 71 four Dowling children, EUGENE L., died January second mate's name as Elizabeth Steward. A forty- 10, 1918, from a fractured skull following an auto- five year-old widow named Elizabeth Stewart (born mobile collision. He is buried in Elmwood Cemetery in South Carolina) had lived near ELIAS in 1850 and in Birmingham. the author believes that this is the second Mrs. ELIAS G'S FIFTH CHILD was the last one that Dowling. he and Lucilla Russell had. This was a boy called ELIAS died about 1865. Son HANSFORD "DOSHE" whose actual name was WILLIAM made the proper bond to administer his estate in THEODORE, SR. He married Hattie McLeod September of that year and reported the next month February 11, 1894, three days before her twentieth an out-of-court settlement of the small estate left by birthday. Their only child died as an infant. Hattie his father. This file, in Clayton, Alabama, also died about three years after their marriage. Mr. showed that there were no heirs under the age of Dowling then married Hattie's sister Ella. This mar- twenty-one. It is improbable that the gravesite of riage occurred April 29, 1897, and leaves the chil- ELIAS or either wife will ever be found. dren shown on Chart 587. WILLIAM THEODORE, SR., died at the age of thirty-nine, November 26, JOHN'S THIRD CHILD, LYDIA ANN (Stokes) 1904, and was buried near the grave of his mother in (See Chart 333 and 101) Kneebo Cemetery in Barbour County. (His first wife LYDIA ANN, a sister of ELIAS, was born to is buried "out from Clayton, Alabama". Second wife JOHN Dowling in 1789. This was less than ten years Ella lives in Columbus, Georgia; the majority of after he had served against the British in the South Dowlings in that city descend from DOSHE. Ella Carolina fighting of the Colonists. was born September 6, 1879. She and her husband, John Stokes, co-signed a ––––––––––––––– deed with most of JOHN'S other heirs on January 20, IN 1826 ELIAS and Mary Dowling had had 1829, disposing of her interest in the land at his their sixth child. This was in Darlington District, death. This is recorded in Darlington Deedbook K, South Carolina, and they had named the girl SENY page 456. LENA. Except for ALLEN, who lived there his entire She married in Barbour County, Alabama, on life, LYDIAANN is possibly the only member of the August 10, 1848, within a few months of the time eleven originally in JOHN'S family who still that brother ELIAS G. and sister MARY ANN did. remained in South Carolina four years after the old LENA married John Davis. Their permanent place of soldier's death. She went to Alabama within fourteen residence has not been established by the author. By years of his death, however. Three of her six sons 1870 Mrs. Davis was living in the home of her broth- were living with her near Daleville, Alabama, in er, HANSFORD. The census did not mention her 1840. Older sons Isaiah, William, and Burrell had husband but showed a seventeen year old son, already married. The fate of her husband is not William. Ten years after that, William had a small known. family at Spring Hill, in the north part of Barbour LYDIA ANN'S youngest son was only thirteen County. Mother SENY was living with them. at this time. His name was Edwin Stokes. By 1850 he William stated that he had been born in Georgia; his was married to a nineteen-yearold Georgia-born girl twenty-year-old wife was of Alabama birth. This named Martha Jane. Five years later, an Alabama young couple had a four month old daughter called census recorded a daughter and three sons in this Mandy. Coffee County family, one of whom would have ––––––––––––––– been George W. Stokes, born 1849. The I840 Barbour County Census shows that ELIAS The next to youngest son of LYDIAANN'S was and Mary took all seven of the previously mentioned John O. Stokes, named for his father. Apparently a children to that place from Dale. Only KEZIAH was widower, young John lived next to Uncle ZACHEUS unmarried within the decade following this. She and Dowling in Dale County in 1860 and two doors from her sixty-two year old mother were the only mem- brother Isaiah. Daughters Mary E. and Cynthia were bers of ELIAS'S family living at home in 1850. eighteen and fifteen, respectively, at the time. A Shortly after that, Mary died. decade earlier, John O. Stokes had resided in Coffee ELIAS, though seventy, married again. The cer- County, Alabama. Mother LYDIA and his wife were emony on March 31, 1807, was performed by with him at that time; the latter was named Edy and Reverend James Harrod. Courthouse records list this had been born in Alabama in 1826. Again, the only

Page 72 two children that he seemed to have were Mary E. and Faircloth and two other companions of Isaiah were Cynthia. killed as well as seventeen of the red men. Captain The other son of LYDIA ANN Stoke's who was Justice took one or more of them as his slaves! living with her in 1840 in Dale County, Alabama, was Isaiah Stokes married by the time he was twenty- twenty-two-year-old Jehu. He married within two years six; his wife was a girl named Rebecca Gooden, a after that and lived there in Dale County during the cen- Georgia girl. She married him just before the 1840 cen- suses of 1850, 1860, and 1870. Wife Sarah was of sus enumeration was made, at which time she was fif- Alabama birth and had been born between 1820 and teen. An old Claybank Church journal shows that she 1823. Chart 333 shows ten of their children and the lived to the age of sixty; she is possibly buried beside years of their births. Son Tom had a daughter who mar- him in the (relocated) Haw Ridge Cemetery. No dates ried Jim Nevels and a boy called "Nodding Head" are given there on his marker but Coffee censuses indi- Stokes because of the way he greeted each passer-by so cate his death between 1870 and 1880. After coming to affably! the Haw Ridge area from South Carolina with mother LYDIAANN'S fourth son was "batching" it as late LYDIA Ann, he never lived anywhere else. as 1850, in Coffee County. Though the census lists him, Chart 333 shows the thirteen children of Isaiah's. William, as a twenty-six-year-old South Carolinian, he The one about whom the author learned the most was was actually twenty-seven. His headstone in the (relo- Melinda, who married Barzilla H. Mixon as his first cated) Hawridge Cemetery, lying on the Coffee-Dale wife. Her many offspring are recorded in Addendum border, records a birthdate of September 30, 1822, (and 721. She was born to Isaiah on September 6, 1843, and a death date of August 1, 1888). Judging by the Coffee only lived to October 10, 1882. Her grave is with his at censuses of 1870 and 1880 he and wife Amanda never the new location of Haw Ridge Cemetery. (Barzilla had any children. (She had been born in Georgia in married Melinda when she was fourteen or fifteen. He 1845.) had come to Coffee County from his birthplace in LYDIA ANN'S next to oldest son was named Monroe County, Georgia, with his father, William. Burrell C. Stokes. His first wife, Elizabeth, was an Barzilla was a mounted infantryman with Company H 1819-born Alabamian so Burrell probably married of the 53rd Alabama Regiment. His mother's name was there as most of his brothers did. This union resulted in Julia Harris Mixon. Barzilla's span of life reached from at least the eight children named on Chart 333. Burrell October 1, 1835, to January 9, 1914.) lived in Coffee County in 1880... During prior enumer- Isaiah had six sons. The oldest was Joseph ations he lived in Dale. He had been born in 1819 but Wilburn Stokes, born 1849. Mrs. Mattie Feagin of still served in the Civil War (Company I of the 33rd Enterprise is a daughter of his first wife, Fannie Hope Alabama Infantry Regiment). His second wife, Mary Mizell; Wilburn married a Williams the second time. Emma Marsh Savage Stokes, was drawing a pension Isaiah's second son, Jeremiah Sylvester, born in 1852, shortly before her death on November 22, 1900, died single in Texas; he was called "Jerry". The third because of this military duty performed by her hus- son, Commodore Stokes, married Susan Ann Fountain; band. Burrell married her between 1870 and 1880. of the ten children they raised, nine were still living 106 They had no children. (Emma was the widow of Dan years after the birth of their dad in 1853! They live in Savage and a sister of J. E. Marsh; she had been born the West. One of these nine, Martin Isah, received in 1835. She is buried in the relocated Hawridge national attention far his work as a bloodhound trainer Cemetery. Burrell and his first wife may be buried in in the Oklahoma penal system. Martin Stoke's ninety- Coffee County, Alabama; their graves are not in Dale eight-year-old mother resided in Cushing, Texas, when County or they have no markers.) the author last heard from him. The Stokes in Navarro The oldest son of LYDIAANN Stokes was born in County, Texas, are probably descendants of LYDIA 1814 and named Isaiah. At the time that the Hart fami- ANN or RHODA. ly was murdered near Indigo Head in the western part Isaiah's fourth son was born in 1857 and always of old Dale County, Isaiah Stokes was a Third went by the name of Doc; he married a Deloney. The Lieutenant in Captain Arch Justice's company of mili- fifth son, born 1858, was originally called Richard but tia. Isaiah and HANSFORD Dowling, a first-cousin, preferred the name of Gus. Samuel Thomas Stokes, helped chase the renegades. HANSFORD became sick who married a McGee, was the youngest of the six hav- at "McDade's Pond in Florida" (the lake in middle of ing been born in 1862. His descendants live near present-day Florala, Alabama?) just before the Indians Samson, Alabama. were caught near Pea River. In the resulting fight a Mr. Besides the daughter Melinda, Isaiah and

Page 73 Rebecca had six other girls. One of the oldest was "Tallahassee District" as the Presiding Elder. Doctor Catherine Lucinda, born September 16, 1846. She Anson West's previously mentioned history states that reared some of Melinda's children after that sister's this was "perhaps the most laborious field he ever early death. Lucinda's own children are recorded in occupied owing to the largeness and rudeness of the Addendum 722; her granddaughter Marie Donnell is a country embraced. To fill the appointments Reverend well-known businesswoman of Daleville, Alabama. Dowling was compelled at times to swim swollen, tur- (Lucinda's second husband was A. Jack Donnell. Jack bid and dangerous streams. But God preserved his life had been born in Alabama on November 14, 1851, to a and blessed his labors". The territory he covered thirty-year-old North Carolinian by the name of reached from St. Augustine, Florida, to where Thompson Donnell. Jack died August 7, 1921, and is Montgomery, Alabama, now stands! Yet to the sparse buried with Lucinda in Providence Cemetery south of inhabitants of that great area he sold five hundred dol- Daleville. She died April 15, 1911. Her first husband lars worth of Christian literature in one year's time. was a Mr. Walden.) The pay for this preaching was about as small as Lucinda and Melinda had two sisters who were the territory was large; so ZACHEUS supplemented very short lived. Mittie Ann Stokes, born January 26, his ministerial earning by buying and selling land. 1860, only lived until April 20, 1884. She was the wife Records in Tallahassee, Florida, and Dale County, of John J. Jones and is buried in Haw Ridge Cemetery. Alabama, describe hundreds of acres which he bought Sister Jennie died at twenty-seven on January 12, and sold. 1894. She had been born August 6, 1866. Her husband, When the Alabama Conference was established James Buchanan Pouncey, is buried beside her in by the Methodists in 1832, ZACHEUS became a char- Providence Cemetery. He lived from August 28, 1877, ter member of it by accepting an assignment to the to April 4, 1937. Choctawhatchee Circuit. Dowling was equipped for all The author knows little of Isaiah's other three kinds of weather. He called his horse "Dicky"; an daughters. Ellen married a Jernigan and has children immense sheepskin saddle-blanket nearly covered his north of Elba, Alabama, at this time. Another of the back and hung down on each side of the animal. Over three married a Donnell by the name of Matt; this was the saddle were slung Reverend Dowling's saddle- daughter Mollie, born in 1863. Then there was daugh- bags, containing his Bible, study, wardrobe, barber- ter Georgia, whose descendants run Paschal Dairy of shop, and laundry. Behind him was a blanket that he Enterprise, Alabama. She died March 18, 1915. Her used for a bed and an overcoat for rain or cold weath- husband, J. Sam Paschal, lived from September 11, er; then there was an umbrella, should the sun be too 1837, to February 16, 1910. He had been born in hot. The stirrups in which his feet rode were faced Georgia to Benjamin and Martha G. Paschal, natives around and lined within with sheepskin to keep his feet of that state. warm . . . Whatever came, ZACHEUS was ready for it! Such types have vanished but mighty workmen of JOHN'S FOURTH CHlLD. ZACHEUS God were they . . . (See Chart 101) ZACHEUS was often referred to as "ZACKY" Another of the twenty-three known grandchildren and "ZACHARIAH"; the author uses the name that is belonging to our family's founder, ROBERT, was the on his tombstone. During the ninetytwo years of his son of JOHN'S who was born July 29, 1792. He, too, life, his work was chronicled in at least five books. was born in the Jeffries Creek area of South Carolina Anne Kendrick Walker, for example, in the previously to which his father had migrated before the mentioned history of Barbour County, stated that "It Revolution. This child's name was ZACHEUS; see was along the streets of Irwington (now Eufaula), Chart 101. Alabama, that Mrs. Polly Barefield trotted with her After serving in the War of 1812 against the own plan for the Methodist Church that would soon be British, ZACHEUS was given a license by the "new" built. The churchgoers also passed by, discussing the Methodist denomination to exhort, July 23, 1814. By fine sermons of the Reverend ZACHEUS Dowling." 1820 he was an elder, the honor coming after his pas- This was in 1834 in the edge of the former Creek torage at Charleston, South Carolina. During the next Nation. As the Indians were driven out, the Methodists eight years he preached in such North Carolina places were making certain that the Bible would not be for- as Sugar Creek, Sandy River, Reedy River, Rocky gotten by the invading whites. River, and "along the Upper French Broad". Two years later, ZACHEUS and Reverend In 1828 ZACHEUS was sent to the newly created Edward Graves were sent to the Wills Valley Mission

Page 74 in north Alabama. From a membership of 118 whites bought from brother DEMPSEY. Thirteen years and four negroes they expanded the church in about later, ALLEN acquired 225 more acres in a grant twenty months to a membership of 410 whites, made him by the state of South Carolina. Its plat twenty-four negroes, and 160 Indians. (The latter may be seen in the War Memorial Building, were mainly Cherokee . . . some 14,000 of that Columbia, South Carolina. Nation having just left the surrounding mountains The 1830 Darlington census lists three daugh- on the "Trail of Tears" leading west to the setting ters and two sons in ALLEN'S home. SARAH was sun.) either the oldest or youngest of the daughters; she ZACHEUS married three times. He had no died at the age of eighteen and was buried in the children. In 1842 in a Mechanicsville, North small "Garner Graveyard" west of Jeffries Creek. Carolina, newspaper he "warned the world" that he The middle one of these daughters in age was would not be responsible for wife Eliza Dowling's born on March 12, 1821. Her name was HESTER. debts. Thirteen years later he received an Alabama She lived to the age of seventy-five, dying October divorce from her. On July 15, 1856, at the residence 7, 1896. The author does not know by whom she had of Colonel J. C. Julian in Santa Rosa, Florida, he her Dowling son, WILEY W. He was born May 24, married Zadie Capp, a thirty-nine-year-old 1842, in Darlington County. He was an Orderly- Kentuckian. Thirty-two days after Zadie's death Sergeant under Beauregard during four years of the (which occurred August 2, 1866, in Milton, Florida), Civil War. Immediately after the war, August 31, the old gentleman married Miss Permelia Head. She 1865, WILEY married Caroline Josey, daughter of had been born in Georgia in 1802 . . . but told the Robert Sinkler Josey. WILEY W. Dowling and 1870 census-taker that she was forty-seven! She Caroline then moved to Texas. A ninety-one year old died July 11, 1885. The author did not learn the loca- son, J. WELSMAN, lives in Lufkin; a seventy-seven tion of her burial place nor that of ZACHEUS'S year old son, GEORGE H., lives in Alto. WILEY other two wives. His head-stone stands in Mt. married again after Caroline's death but the name of Liberty Cemetery west of Greenville, Alabama; he this mate was not learned by the author. WILEY died June 19, 1885. died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. J. A. Hillenkamp, DeRidder, Louisiana, on September 25, JOHN'S FIFTH CHILD, ALLEN 1913. He was buried in that town's cemetery. His (See Chart 335 and 101) twelve children are shown in Addendum 723. The only child of JOHN and Nancy's who did Carolin Josey Dowling lived from January 28, 1845, not emigrate from South Carolina was son ALLEN to August 8, 1885. (excepting seventh child SIMEON, of course, who HESTER'S SECOND CHILD was born to her died there just after maturity). ALLEN was born on and James Nelson Suggs (her last husband) on the tenth day of February, 1795. This was about the December 18, 1852. This boy was named William time of the death of JOHN'S second brother. Asbury Suggs and at maturity was studying for the ALLEN married when he was twenty-four. His ministry when death struck him down, January 20, wife, Polly Heath, is mentioned in Darlington Estate 1874. HESTER'S third child and her youngest child File 295 as an heir of Absolam Garner. Horace F. also died without leaving descendants. The third Rudisill of Florence, who has done much research one, Samuel R. Suggs, born August 13, 1854, mar- on Darlington's oldtimers, believes that Polly might ried Ida Sansbury first and then Rhoda Register. The be the former Miss Mary Flowers of Indian Branch, youngest child, Mary Anna, married William "Babe" South Carolina. She was older than ALLEN and Fields; she had been born June 22, 1861. may have been the widow Heath. She was possibly HESTER'S FOURTH CHILD was born eighty-eight at the time of her death, May 22, 1873. December 18, 1855, and named John T. Suggs. Two Mr. Dowling had died a few weeks earlier on April days before Christmas of 1877, he married Eliza 8, 1873, at the age of seventy-eight. Both are buried Best. The sixth generation descendants of in Wesley Chapel Cemetery near the place on ROBERT'S born to this couple are shown in Jeffries Creek that ALLEN'S grandfather had come Addendum 724. John died in September of 1926. He to from Virginia. is buried with Eliza in Wesley Chapel Cemetery, The first recorded purchase of land by ALLEN near his grandfather ALLEN. Eliza Best Suggs lived was on September 27, 1825. This was a 330 acre from February 6, 1860, to March 8, 1939. tract lying on both sides of Lake Swamp that he The fifth child of HESTER Suggs was born on

Page 75 January 17, 1857, and named Sarah Lou. She and works of God. After he and Martha married husband Mellon N. Sansbury are buried in the Lake ASBURY arose before dawn and drew water for the Swamp Cemetery, Timmonsville, South Carolina. day's use; then he went back into their small home, She had six children: -Wiley; -Eugene, married lighted a candle, and read the Bible. Each noon he Lizzy Pipkin; -Homer married a Huggins; -Flossie went to the rail fence-corner near the woods where married Leonard Pipkin; -Alberta married Clifton he knelt and mediated with God. At night he led fam- Anderson and had a son named Frank; -Mattie mar- ily prayers, a practice followed by his children with ried Boyd Cassity. their families after they reached maturity. HESTER'S SIXTH CHILD was born July 23, Martha Heath Dowling was twelve years 1859, near Darlington, as were all her other children. younger than ASBURY. Though he lived to the age This child was a boy named Rufus Allen Suggs. In of eighty-three, she lived over three years after his November of 1880 he married Ann Clyborne. Their September 25th, 1906, death. Both are buried in offspring are named in Addendum 725. Rufus died Wesley Chapel Cemetery. May 18, 1926; Ann died March 7, 1929, exactly four ASBURY'S FIRST CHILD was the most well- months before her seventieth birthday. Both are rounded of ROBERT'S many great-great-grandchil- buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Hartsville, South dren (over two hundred of whom are at the head of Carolina. each Addendum and 500-series-chart in this book) . . HESTER'S last husband, James Nelson Suggs, . Sunday school teacher, banker, planter, state legis- died in 1912, two months before his eighty-fourth lator, merchant, Masonic Chancellor, county super- birthday (this date being June 13, 1828). He and visor, school trustee, church steward, and loving HESTER are buried in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery father . . . WILLIAM ANDREW Dowling, born July near her father, ALLEN. 22, 1859, lived to August 4, 1924. ––––––––––––––––– On January 27, 1884, ANDREW married Leola Large, daughter of Martha Dubose and Francis In the spring of 1823, on May 12th, ALLEN'S Marion Large of Williamsburg County, South first son was born. Little FRANCIS ASBURY (SR.) Carolina. The children born to her and to Mr. was probably the apple of Grandfather JOHN'S eyes Dowling's second wife, Gertrude DuBose, are shown before the old soldier passed away in 1826. on Chart 591. (Leola lived from January 30, 1869 to This Dowling was known as ASBURY. He mar- July 1, 1902. On May 18, 1904, ANDREW married ried Martha Caroline Heath on August 5, 1858, in Gertrude. She was the daughter of Janie C. Josey and Darlington County, South Carolina. She was the Oscar B. DuBose, Darlington Countians, and lived daughter of Suzanne Muldrow and William Heath. from October 2, 1872, to January 3, 1952. She and She lived from January 1, 1835, to January 9, 1910. Leola are buried on either side of ANDREW in the The six sons and four daughters born to her and Wesley Chapel Cemetery.) ASBURY are shown on Chart 335. ANDREW won a seat in South Carolina's ASBURY served the Confederacy with honor; House of Representatives by 1896. As a member of he fought with the 3rd Palmetto Battalion of Light the important Ways and Means Committee, he Artillery as a member of Company E. A typhoid secured approval of a bill to provide text-books for attack suffered during hostilities settled in his leg and the state's children, black or white, at actual cost. crippled him so severely that he walked with a cane Later he was elected Darlington County Supervisor; during the remaining half-century that he lived. the present courthouse was built under his supervi- This son of ALLEN'S always longed for a better sion. Always, he found time to oversee his large education, yet he shared the little he had with others plantation, brick and syrup mills, and cotton gin. by teaching school. He earned a daily fee of five When he was young, ANDREW had donated a cents from each of his pupils in the "Lake Swamp" site near his Jeffries Creek land for a schoolhouse. school (of the Jeffries Creek area) where he taught Many of the different teachers stayed at "The Oaks", from 1870 to 1879. He also operated a blacksmith the beautiful plantation home built by this Dowling. shop where he shod many a horse and repaired As chairman of the school board, he saw to it that the scores of wagons. school had at least one teacher who could double as ASBURY was a great nature-lover. Even in old a music-instructor. His appreciation of life's finer age, his eyes seriously weakened, he enjoyed hob- things is reflected by the twinkle in the eyes of this bling about the plantation appreciating the wondrous jovial Carolinian's portrait.

Page 76 ANDREW'S humility is mentioned in Reverend J. ery terrified them so much that they never asked to L. Tillman's book, "In His Service", wherein the author return! had asked Dowling if he would not profess Christianity JOHN followed in his father's footsteps by teach- at a small mission meeting. "He did . . . and the good ing school. There was little to work with but there was work has lived there ever since". ANDREW'S biogra- always the promise of a better tomorrow. In 1941, when phy is to appear soon in "The National Eyclopedia of he and Benlah celebrated their Golden Wedding American Biography". Death has stilled his voice . . . Anniversary, neither realized that only one more July but the legacy he left is a rich one. People will remem- 5th would be shared. Mrs. Dowling's death came on ber WILLIAM ANDREW Dowling, Sr. May 29, 1943, two months after that of her husband. THE SECOND CHILD OF ASBURY was born on (She had been born to George and Jane Galloway on February 17, 1861, and named HENRY ALLEN. He December 30, 1871, but was later adopted by JOHN'S lived to September 6, 1943, a period of eighty-two Uncle SAMUEL SEWALL. She attended Williamston years, but never had any children. Wife Sarah, the Female College. She and JOHN CHAPEL are buried in daughter of Mrs. Susie Moore, suffered terribly from Wesley Chapel Cemetery.) cancer for years but remained a cheerful giver, both to ASBURY'S FIFTH CHILD was the first daughter the Church and other charitable causes. The days she that he and Martha Caroline had. She was born spent on this earth were from September 9, 1861, to September 5, 1886, and named MARY SUSANNAH. November 28, 1933. Sarah and HENRY are buried near When she was about twenty-four, she married Capers his father in Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Raines of Oats, South Carolina. Her few descendants ASBURY'S THIRD CHILD took the exact name are named in Addendum 727. MARY died exactly a of his father, though this younger Dowling was usually week after her seventy-sixth birthday. She and Mr. called "DORSEY". He, FRANCIS ASBURY, JR., was Raines are buried west of Jeffries Creek in Wesley born November 28, 1862. When Grandfather ALLEN Chapel Cemetery. Raines lived from November 6, died, he willed a nice tract of land to this ten-year-old 1886, to September 3, 1950. boy. Young Dowling married in 1885. Bride Lydia Sue Mother Martha Caroline named the sixth child Kelley was the daughter of Mary Stewart and George MARTHA CAROLINE on the day of her birth, Kelley; she lived from September 10, 1864, to March February 27, 1868. This daughter lived four score and 20, 1952. She, too, had been born in Darlington nine years, dying March 24, 1957. MARTHA was a County. FRANCIS ASBURY, JR., and brother HENRY saintly woman... a lifelong member and supporter of were honored by Philadelphia Methodist Church in Philadelphia Southern Methodist Church. She had 1940 as two of its oldest members. (It is said that the attended school in the old church building, as a girl. original site of this church was provided by family From the many hymns they sang every day she picked founder ROBERT just after the birth of America!) a stanza of one for her lifelong favorite. It went: "DORSEY" and Sue lived past their sixtieth wedding . . . They who seek that throne of grace anniversary. He died March 22, 1947. Their graves are Will find that throne in every place; beside the Methodist Church to which they belonged. If we live a life of prayer, Their ten children are recorded in Addendum 726. We'll find God is everywhere. ASBURY'S FOURTH CHILD was another of the eighteen grandchildren that ALLEN Dowling had (see MARTHA CAROLINE Dowling Thomas's offspring Chart 335). This boy's name was JOHN CHAPEL and are shown in Addendum 728. She is buried at Wesley he had been born during the Civil War, July 2, 1864. He Chapel. Husband J. Ferdinand Thomas is buried in lived until the middle of World War II, dying March 26, Columbia, South Carolina. 1943. ASBURY'S SEVENTH CHILD was another In young manhood JOHN went to Moore's daughter, born October 9, 1869, and named AGNES Business College in Atlanta. For a three month course LOUIZA. The author failed to learn her marriage date. in penmanship, bookkeeping, correspondence, lectur- She and Jim Lloyd had the six children named in ing, partnership-settlements, and arithmetic, he paid. . Addendum 729. He died January 27, 1924. Her death $45.00! On July 5, 1891, he married Benlah Galloway. was ten years later on September 13, 1934. Both are Their little Dowlings are shown on Chart 592. JOHN buried in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Lloyd had farmed. With brother ANDREW he operated a cotton been born February 28, 1861. gin; once, all of ALLEN'S great-granddaughters were JAMES MULDROW, SR., was the next child of permitted to visit it.... The whirling, clanging machin- ASBURY'S. People called him MULDROW (this hav-

Page 77 ing been the surname of his maternal grandmother). His had an infant son. They had married on his thirty fourth date of birth was September 29, 1873. His helpmate birthday. Mrs. Dowling was the daughter of Frederick throughout forty-six years, following their Christmas Ham; she and SAMUEL SEWALL adopted Beulah Day marriage in 1905, was Agnes Yarborough. Their Galloway, the girl who later married their nephew. children and grandchildren are shown on Chart 593. SAMUEL SEWALL served in the 3rd Palmetto Primarily, this Dowling was a farmer; however, he was Light Artillery Battalion, the same Confederate outfit the last postmaster at nearby Philadelphia before it was that his brother was in. Earlier, though, he had been in closed. On the last day of the year 1951, MULDROW the 26th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment. died; Agnes's death followed on July 24, 1953. In their He and Cordelia are buried in Wesley Chapel place they have left a teacher, a nurse, an organist, a Cemetery, Darlington County, South Carolina. The date salesman, a bookkeeper, housewives, a merchant, a of his death was February 12, 1904. minister . . and a memory! (Agnes was the daughter of Garon Windham and and W. T. Yarborough. She was JOHN'S SIXTH CHILD, RHODA (Stokes) born on January 20, 1885.) (See Chart 336 and 101) ASBURY'S NINTH CHILD was the daughter South of Ozark, Alabama, where the highway SALLY JANE. She was born on the first day of July, sweeps near the valley through which Claybank Creek 1875, and still lives (in Columbia, South Carolina.) Her flows, an observer can look westward for miles . . . husband, L. W. Ham, died in 1923. They had two chil- westward to the hills from whence the name Ozark sup- dren, Margeurite and Euphree. The latter married John posedly originated. It was in these hills on the the west- Pope and then Joseph Miller; by Mr. Miller she had a ern border of Dale County that ZACHEUS Dowling son, Joe Ham Miller. had donated land for and founded Zion Methodist ASBURY'S LAST CHILD was the son SAMUEL Church . . . The furtherest thing from Reverend PINKNEY, born August 16, 1878. He is still living . . . Dowling's mind was the burial there, as the first inter- within a few miles of the place that ROBERT settled ment, of his sister RHODA. nearly two centuries ago: Jeffries Creek. "Uncle SAM" RHODA had been born in the last six years of the related to the author recently how as a child he and the eighteenth century in the old Jeffries Creek home coun- other children of Martha had gathered wild indigo try of South Carolina. She had been acquainted there along “The Gully” and in the nearby woods. After with her future husband, Henry Stokes. His sister hours of carefree frolicking, they would return home Martha had married her oldest brother, DEMPSEY and place the indigo in a barrel. Mrs. Dowling then (Henry's Stokes parents are listed in that Dowling's sec- poured steaming water onto the plants . . . and careful- tion). Henry had borrowed money there in February of ly submerged hanks of cotton yarn into the colored 1827 from the administrator of her brother SIMEON'S solution. Behold! . . . A beautiful, sky-blue thread estate ($35.89 on three cows). Within two years of that, emerged, thread that was later woven into jeans and RHODA and Henry were married; they co-signed the other apparel by the family's women-folk. previously mentioned deed with LYDIA and John On December 27, 1910, SAMUEL PINKNEY Stokes. married Mary Alice Yarborough. Their children are Henry and RHODA were in Dale County by 1830. shown on Chart 594. Behind their comfortable farm Grandson Joe King wrote in his memoirs that Mr. home sits the old building last used as a postoffice by Stokes helped found Claybank Church at about that brother MULDROW for Philadelphia. "Uncle SAM" time. Dale historian W. L. Andrews referred to owns the small powder horn that his grandfather RHODA's husband as "Major" Henry Stokes; this title ALLEN used in providing meat for the Dowling dinner was probably one earned in militia duty performed for table. He also owns the Confederate sword of FRAN- defense against the Indians. After RHODA'S death, CIS ASBURY, SR.; a snake-like head adorns its top. Henry remarried; he lived the major part of his life in (Wife Mary Alice was born on October 8, 1885, to Barbour County, Alabama, where he had more off- Lucy Ann and John Murray Yarborough. She, too, is spring besides the three mentioned below. He died in still living.) 1886; his tombstone is in the City Cemetery of –––––––––––––––– Louisville, Ala. The oldest child of RHODA'S was James Wilson The second and last son of ALLEN'S was born two Stokes, born in South Carolina, on December 2, 1828. days before Christmas, 1825, and named SAMUEL Twenty-two years later, this young man was living with SEWALL. SAMUEL and his wife, Cordelia Ham, only Robert Kennedy, a business partner, in Henry County,

Page 78 Alabama. He was called “Wils” Stokes. During the Civil Bethune. (Her mother was Mary Calloway, Ola lived War he became a Captain. Later, in 1876, Wilson went to from June 22, 1871, to February 27, 1939. Ed died three one of NOEL Dowling's boys in Dale County. Stokes months later on May 26th. He and Ola had married May handed to that second cousin a powder-gourd. On it were 17, 1892. He and both wives are buried in the City inscribed the following words: "JOHN DOWLING Cemetery of Abbeville, Alabama. His children are shown USED IN THE '76 REVOLUTION" . . . Some fifty years in Addendum 732. Vickey was born November 6, 1872.) later, this gourd was seen by thousands across the nation THE SIXTH CHILD of Captain Stokes was the as part of a historical collection on a railway car that child Ida Dora, who lived from March 5, 1868 to October toured several states. (The President of the Louisiana 4, 1879. The seventh child was Roy Dowling Stokes; he State Board of Health, Doctor OSCAR Dowling, sent this lived from April 26, 1875, to October 13, 1902, dying car to various places with exhibits in it showing that single. Both of these offspring are buried near mother state's progress in sanitation measures. OSCAR was a Martha Ann Lee Stokes at Abbeville's City Cemetery; she great-nephew of RHODA Stokes. The current owner of was born December 7, 1834. She died January 1, 1894, this powder-gourd is Doctor STUART PUGH Dowling and Captain Stokes died on December 22, 1901. "Wils" of Birmingham, a great-great-great-great-grandson of was once a county commissioner of Henry County . . . JOHN. He states that he was instructed by his grandfather and postmaster at Abbeville for over twenty years. to pass it on to the oldest male Dowling grandchild of his ––––––––––––– when he dies.) RHODA Dowling Stoke's only son besides James Wilson THE OLDEST CHILD of James Wilson Stokes and was the one named Seaborn Glenn. Unlike "Wils", this his wife, Martha Ann Lee, was the son Walter K., born boy was born in Alabama. The birth occurred a few miles the year after their 1854 marriage. Walter only lived thir- north of Daleville, Alabama, on January 8, 1830, about ty-three years, dying Christmas day of 1888. The four the time that this first permanent town of Dale was com- children born to him and his wife, Elizabeth, after their ing to life. On his twenty-second birthday S. G. Stokes 1878 marriage, are shown in Addendum 730. (Elizabeth married the granddaughter of a Dutchman named had been born to Martha Gamble and Robert Kennedy on Andrew Seccrist (Segrest). Her name was Emma Simon December 2, 1860. Her father and father-in-law, Captain Laney and she had been born in 1832 in North Carolina Stokes, had once been business partners. After Walter's or shortly after her father's move to Talbot County, death she married a Crawford and lived until October 10, Georgia. By the age of eight she had been carried to 1924. She and Walter are buried in the City Cemetery of "Rocky Head" in Dale County (ten miles northwest of her Abbeville, Alabama.) future husband's birthplace). THE SECOND CHILD of Captain "Wils" Stokes In 1858 Emma and S. G. Stokes moved their young was born in 1858 and named Lee G. He lived a lengthy family to Clopton, Alabama. He and brother-in-law J. P. life and died a batchelor. The third child, Mattie Eugenia, Laney formed a partnership. Within four years, however, was born August 20, 1860. The offspring born to her and the war had broken out . . . and Stokes felt it his duty to Benjamin White Clendenin Sr., are shown in Addendum serve. He enlisted in Captain W. H. Stukey's company. In 731. One of them, "Ben", did missionary work in Mexico less than three months this thirty-one-year-old father was during the thirties and now operates a religious supply- dead of pneumonia, death occurring in a Confederate house in Dothan, Alabama. (Benjamin W., Sr., was born hospital in Knoxville, Tennessee. Shortly after 1870, to Rosa White and James Augusta Clendenin April 10, Emma and the children moved back to Rocky Head. 1860. He died March 27, 1943, after living the same (Neither the place nor time of her burial was learned by number of years that Mattie lived. She died July 30, the author; S. G. Stokes was buried at Knoxville. He died 1943; both are buried in the Dothan City Cemetery.) December 14, 1862.) THE FOURTH CHILD of Captain Stokes only lived THE FIRST CHILD of S. G. Stokes was named from August 1, 1862, to January 26, 1865; this was a boy John Evan who died as a child; our only record of him is named James. He was buried at Abbeville. The fifth his name (on a long-hand sketch of the Stokeses which child, Robert Edward, became a leading merchant in lies in one of the hundreds of "family folders" maintained Abbeville; the date of his birth was July 27, 1866. In by Alabama's Department of Archives). The second 1899 he married Vickey Lee, the seventeen-year-old child, James Harmon Stokes, was born in Dale County in daughter of Doctor W. J. Lee. This wife died February 20, 1855. As a grown man, he married Zion Patterson. The 1891, shortly after the birth of her only child. "Ed" nine offspring born to them are shown in Addendum Stokes, as our subject was called, then married Ola 733. Zion and Mr. Stokes are buried in the Universalist Malissa Bethune, daughter of Doctor William C. Cemetery at Ariton, Alabama.

Page 79 THE THIRD CHILD of S. G. Stokes became an as the EDWARD Dowling place. RHODA'S husband, Alabama Senator (1911 to 1915). This was son Charles Major Henry Stokes, had cleared this land on which to Asbury . . . born November 9, 1856. At the age of eigh- raise his young family when they came from South teen, he had married Nancy Ellen Beasley. In 1889 Carolina. Major Stokes named this child for his sister Charles moved into the town of Ozark and began a live- who had married DEMPSEY. It was on the day of stock business. By World War I, he had become a bank Martha's birth that her mother, RHODA, died. director, the president of a fertilizer company, and had At the age of eighteen, Martha Stokes married served continuously as a steward of the Methodist Phillip H. King. This was on September 7, 1854, four Church for thirty-two years. Senator Stokes and Nancy years after King had been brought by his father, James, Ellen never had children of their own; his outstanding from Georgia. Phillip's birth had occurred in Darlington accomplishment was the love and care given to over a District, South Carolina, on August 6, 1833. When he dozen orphans that he and his wife adopted. He died married Martha, young King was a Whig; a few years Scptember 4, 1920. Nancy Ellen died January 28, 1945; later he opposed Alabama's secession from the United she had been born October 13, 1857. Their graves are in States. However, after the hotheads at Fort Sumter had Ozark's cemetery. sparked the war that was to claim approximately one- THE FOURTH CHILD of S. G. Stokes was his half million of the South's finest males . . . King joined only daughter, Mary Emma Rebecca. She was born two the Confederate forces and became a lieutenant. years before the beginning of the Civil War. Like two of The eight children born to this daughter of her brothers, she married a Beasley; his name was RHODA'S are shown on Chart 336. They were reared in James Tom. He was the son of Eliza Jernigan and the western edge of Dale County at "Haw Ridge"; that Daniel Beasley, who had come to Dale County in the community no longer exists, as one-crop farming had 1840's from North Carolina. Our subject's ten children about wiped it, and the topsoil, off of the map before are named in Addendum 734; one of her grandsons, World War II's Fort Rucker completed the job.... Phillip Frank Young, is a city commissioner of Ozark, King's "tax notice" published by him in 1887, advertis- Alabama. ing the places he would appear to serve the public (in his THE FIFTH CHILD of S. G. Stokes was another capacity as Dale County Collector), gives the names of son, born the year that Seaborn Glenn left for the battle- other population centers in that old county that have dis- front. This boy was named William Bartow Stokes. In appeared: Westville, Gilley's Store, Echol's Mill, and adulthood he, too, married a Beasley, his wife Jane Barefield. being a sister of previously-mentioned Nancy Ellen and Prior to that office, King had served Dale as a state James Tom. Jane and "Willie", as Mr. Stokes was called, senator (1868-1872). He was chairman of the Ebenezer had nine children; they are named in Addendum 735. Missionary Baptist Church deacons for several years 0ne of them, Charles O. Stokes, Ozark attorney, has just (this church being so old by 1895 that it was occupying been recommended as the Circuit Judge of a new south- its fourth building). He and Martha were buried in the east Alabama judicial circuit by Dale and Geneva bar adjoining cemetery. He died September 22, 1901; associations. William Bartow Stokes and his wife died Martha died May 7, 1913, after seventh-seventh birth- shortly after the turn of the century and were buried in day. (Ebenezer graves, and Zion Methodist ones, and the City Cemetery, Enterprise, Alabama. those at Haw Ridge were all moved a mile or two north to Haw Ridge Church's location when Fort Rucker ––––––––––––– enveloped the three former sites.) RHODA'S ninety-year-old grandson told the author THE OLDEST CHILD of Martha Stokes King was about the birth of RHODA'S third child, Martha: "My daughter Susanne, born June 15, 1855. This girl married mother, Martha, had just been born to Grandmother the son of Helen Mixson and George Hayes named Stokes . . . Grandmother knew that the bed she lay on William Eben Hayes; she only had three offspring, was a bed of death, but her only concern was for little Early, Charlie (who became a doctor in Elba, Alabama), Martha. Over and over, she asked, 'What will happen to and Nora. Mrs. Susanne King Hayes died February 2, my baby after I'm gone?!' Then she died.... And for a day 1929; her husband died March 6, 1938, and had been or two after that, until one of the baby's grandmothers born October 12, 1856.) Both are buried with her par- had volunteered to care for it, there was a strange noise ents. . . . Nearby, is the second child of Martha Stokes in and around the house that no one could explain!" King, little C. J., who lived only seven years and four This birth of Martha occurred December 12, 1835, months following his birth, March 20, 1857. near Claybank Church, on the farm that was later known THE THIRD CHILD of Martha's was named

Page 80 Martha J.; she was born May 12, 1859, and lived for made arrangements for the new ones so necessary to seventy years. When this child was growing up, the only finance another crop. Joe and Amanda Clark had the Christmas decorations were those on the community- nine Kings listed in Addendum 738. (Amanda was the tree that sat in the Haw Ridge Academy school building. daughter of Confederate Lieutenant Fernie Clark and Children tasted fruit once a year; that was at Christmas. Frances Snellgrove, the latter's father being Riley Such a luxury as biscuits was served only on Sundays. Snellgrove. She lived from October 7, 1867, to Week-day meals often consisted of "sow-belly, taters, December 26, 1938. She and Joe are buried in the ceme- and turnips". Martha J. married William M. Snellgrove. tery at Pinckard, Alabama.) Their children and grandchildren are named in THE SIXTH CHILD born to Martha Stokes King Addendum 736. (Martha J. died August 24, 1929, and and Phillip was daughter Sarah Frances; her birth was buried in Dale County's Ebenezer Cemetery beside occurred April 7, 1869. She did not die until 1959, three Mr. Snellgrove. He was the son of Carolyn Gunter and months before her ninetieth birthday! At the time that Jesse C. Snellgrove and had lived from May 1, 1860, to the author visited her, he and this elderly cousin did not November 28, 1922. William's grandfather Snellgrove know that her grandmother Stokes had been born a was named Jessie—had been born in 1792—and has a Dowling and the job of listing her children and grand- headstone near our subject's grave.) children was neglected. She and husband William Jones THE FOURTH CHILD of Martha's was born had about ten offspring including sons named Louie, August 28, 1862, at about the time that Mr. King left for Herbert, and John I. Jones was the son of Jane Byrd and the war. They named the little girl Nancy Louisa. On Elvin "Dick" Jones, both of whom are buried at Christmas Day, twenty-five years later, she married Ebenezer Cemetery near old Haw Ridge. "Sally", as our William M. Gunter. Their offspring are shown in subject was called, and her husband are buried in New Addendum 737. Chet Allen, a great-grandson of theirs, Brockton, Alabama. recently was featured as the boy soprano on the RCA THE SEVENTH CHILD of Martha's was the album of "Amahl and The Night Visitors". (Lou died at grandchild of RHODA'S named Amy V. She and hus- the age of eighty-one, February 21, 1944. She and Mr. band Joe Clark had six children: Harry, Max, Ralph, Gunter are buried in the Pinckard, Alabama, cemetery. Otis, Mattie (Kerling), and Glenny—who died as a boy. He was the son of Matilda Snellgrove and Jake Gunter Amy is now eighty-eight years old and lives in and a double-first-cousin of the William M. Snellgrove Birmingham, Alabama. Her brother, Joe King, told the mentioned in the preceding paragraph. He, William author of church services that they used to go to at old Gunter, had been born in Coffee County November 11, Ebenezer Baptist Church where the sermons were two 1854, two years before the death of his mother. He died and a half hours long! The date of Amy's birth was March 15, 1916.) December 12, 1871. THE FIFTH CHILD born to Martha came after Mr. THE LAST CHILD that Martha and Phillip had King's return from the Civil War; Joe Wilson King was was the son John Oscar King. He lived from November born July 28, 1867, and lived more than ninety years, 22, 1873, to June 27, 1931; his grave is in the cemetery dying November 28, 1957. He was born just after the adjoining the Bethel Assembly Church at Ariton, death of his grand-uncle DEMPSEY; America's youth- Alabama. The only child born to his wife, Minnie fulness is indicated by the realization that its entire his- Knight, whom Mr. King had married October 11, 1893, tory can thus far be measured by the length of only two was a boy named Max. This son left no descendants. men’s lives (such as these two) ! Joe told the author that Minnie lives now in Ariton, Alabama. in his youth the seventy-mile trip to the nearest railroad (at Eufaula) took three days. He said that Ozark learned JOHN'S EIGHTH CHILD, LEVI of Garfield's assassination two days after the news had (See Charts 338 and 101) been wired to the nearest telegraph point, Troy, SIMEON, the seventh child born to JOHN and Alabama. Joe loved the area of his youth, Haw Ridge. Nancy Boutwell Dowling, was probably a twin brother His father told him that few of the large slave-owners of this couple's eighth child, LEVI. The death of SIME- had lived on such an upland farm country as was there ON as a twenty-six year old batchelor in the Jeffries but that most had their plantations on the rich river-bot- Creek area shortly after elderly JOHN had picked him toms miles away. Even in Joe's time the small farmers as executor of his will has previously been mentioned. in northwest Dale County still followed the practice of SIMEON and LEVI were the youngest of the half- annually hauling their cotton by wagon to Troy, over dozen sons recorded in the household of JOHN forty miles away, where they settled their old debts and "Dooling" by the 1800 census-taker. That was the year

Page 81 that LEVI always referred to as the year of his birth in Church. later enumerations. THE FIRST CHILD OF MARY'S was named LEVI married a South Carolina girl who had been Wilson G. McLean. Born in 1848, the boy was later born in 1801. Her first name was Ann, but the author known by the nickname of “Wish”. He never married. has never learned what her surname was. On January He choked to death at the age of twenty-four and was 20, 1829, LEVI and brothers ELIAS and ZACHEUS buried in Old Salem Cemetery in Attala County, sold the eighty acres of land that they jointly owned on Mississippi, where Grandfather LEVI had taken him as the north side of Jeffries Creek. By the following year a youth. LEVI had moved to Alabama. THE LAST CHILD THAT MARY J. had was born On May 9, 1832, LEVI bought his first govern- in 1850 and named Daniel (Jr.). It was only a short time ment land in Dale County (the west half of the northeast before the boy's birth that Grandfather LEVI was quarter of Section 33, Township 6, Range 23). It was involved in a memorable event. His Dale County home near this farm on a wintry morning some twenty-one near Haw Ridge was so well known by surrounding set- years later that his oldest daughter was murdered.... A tlers that it was designated as a polling place for an elec- young slave of a neighboring farmer had been given a tion that promised to be a hot one! Captain Arch Justice, week-end pass by his master to visit an adjoining farm. who had so recently led the local militia against nearby About daylight, Monday morning, February 7th, 1853, Indians, had now turned his attention to matters politic. this scoundrel entered the house of Mrs. MARY J. He vowed "to split Dale County in two, even if it had to Dowling McLean. be done with a broad axe". This had won him a seat in The first knowledge that outsiders had of the Alabama's legislature; people living near present-day resulting horror came when her brother ROBERT, who Graceville, Florida, and Opp, Alabama, were tired of happened to ride by, noticed her two little sons huddling having to go to Newton to transact courthouse affairs. tearfully near the front door of the McLean log-cabin. . The decision to cut off Dale's west half into a new coun- . . As his horse neared them, it suddenly snorted and ty known as Coffee had already been made; a majority jumped to the side; MARY, her brains beaten out, lay on vote was to decide the spot on which "Wellborn", the edge of the path! Coffee's first county-seat would be located.... The num- A posse was scouring the area within the hour. Yet ber of land-owners desiring the location of this govern- it was not until mid-morning that any progress was ment-decreed town is unknown, but at least one was made in apprehending the Negro; word was received by pulling for the selection of his site. He passed out so them that, a slave they all knew, had been questioned much honey to the pioneers trooping in to vote, that the earlier about the blood on his clothes. Frightened, the community around LEVI'S house was known as man had taken flight. The group that ROBERT was with Honeytown for a century following the occurrence! heard that the culprit had been seen entering a nearby, Daniel McLean, Jr., was taken care of by LEVI deserted cabin. When they reached there, the searchers during the first nine years after MARY’S death. found nothing! Most of them were getting back on their Following Mr. Dowling's death, Uncle ROBERT S. did horses when ROBERT'S attention was attracted by the a lot for him and brother “Wish”. These two boys were huge rock chimney; he went to it, pointed his rifle up it, entitled to their mother's share of LEVI'S small and pulled the trigger. Down fell the injured slave! Mississippi estate during its settlement in the time of the MARY'S grandson states that the man was chained to a Civil War. Administrator ROBERT told the court that he stake and put to death by fire. would need the following for one year's support of these MARY J. had been born to Ann and LEVI on two youths: eight hundred pounds of pork at fifteen March 17, 1824, a few years before they left South cents per pound, twenty gallons of molasses costing Carolina. Marriage records of Barbour County, thirty dollars; three bushels of peas (for seed?) costing Alabama, state that she married a John Savage on $4.50 total; and fifty bushels of corn costing one dollar February 28, 1841. It is known that within seven years per bushel. of this date she was married to a McLean, possibly In 1870, Daniel McLean, Jr., married the eighteen- named Daniel (the author referring to their son, there- year-old daughter of Newton N. McDaniel. Her name fore, as Daniel, Jr.). Tradition has not preserved know- was Margaret and she had been born to Mr. McDaniel ledge of his whereabouts the morning of MARY'S mur- by his first wife, a Jones (before his later marriage to der; they might have separated by then or Mr. McLean Daniel's Aunt SUSAN Dowling). Daniel died at the age may have died earlier. The headstone of her grave may of forty-two; Margaret's death came ten years later in be seen on the north edge of Fort Rucker at Haw Ridge 1902. Their graves are in Salem Cemetery; in Attala

Page 82 County, Mississippi. Margaret had been born in that one county farther west to Burleson County. This was state. MARY'S seven grandchildren, the children of Dan's home for a short time after his marriage, but Daniel's, are shown in Addendum 739. after the death of their two year old son Willis (killed ––––––––––––––– in a fall from a swing in 1887) he and Abi decided to LEVI'S second child was daughter CAROLINE, born leave there. in 1825 in the Jeffries Creek area of South Carolina. They moved to Brandon, Texas. Kinfolks were She and MARY are the two daughters listed "by sex" there, for second-cousin Harriett Hildreth Grimes in Mr. Dowling's Dale County, Alabama, home some (daughter of JEMIMA Hildreth) had carried her chil- five years later. This daughter of LEVI'S was not dren there from Alabama. Dan housed his small fami- named among the children in her father's home on the ly in a tent next to the house of Tom Grimes until the 1850 census so the author assumes she had married necessary building arrangements had been made.... By before reaching the age of twenty-five. Her husband, the early 1900's Dan moved the family into the coun- John Franklin "Jack" Hooks was quite a bit older than ty-seat of Hill County. There, in Hillsboro, as a peace CAROLINE was. He had been born in Augusta, officer, he made a lasting impression on all who knew Georgia, in 1801, and had already had sons by a previ- him. In the ninety-four years of his life he was never ous marriage named J. Frank (born 1839) and William. known to display fear, yet he was only five feet tall! Chart 338 shows that CAROLINE and Mr. Hooks . . . Until the week before his death on September 9, probably used the names of two Dowling sisters and a 1946, he was interested in people's doings whether he brother in naming their children. Hooks died in March had to use the radio or the garden fence as a medium. of I859 in Alabama (probably Montgomery County). Dan is buried in Hillsboro's Ridge Park Cemetery; Abi Within three years CAROLINE had moved near was interred there January 13, 1932. (She was the Kosciusko, Mississippi, where she lived until 1869 daughter of Elizabeth Ann Patterson and Wiley when she and brother BENJAMIN and probably other Archibald Thomas Rhodes, a wealthy settler of close-kin moved further westward to the Brazos Washington County, Texas. Abi was born there June County area of Texas. She is probably buried there; the 27, 1854. She and Dan had married there in Texas's author contacted her descendants only a few weeks oldest Baptist Church, the Old Rock Church—where before this book's closing date and was not able fully Sam Houston had professed Christianity.) to trace this limb of the family tree. CAROLINE'S TWO OLDEST DAUGHTERS ONE CHILD OF CAROLINE'S was born about were named Mary Ann and Sarah. It is known that twenty-five miles from Montgomery, Alabama, on Mary Ann Hooks married a Dehart, but it is not known April 3, 1852, and named Benjamin Daniel Hooks. whether she raised her family in Mississippi or Texas. People called him Dan. In Texas, Dan worked for Sam Sarah stayed in Mississippi; she married William Houston’s son-in-law; this was in Washington County, Hutchinson and they had sixteen children, eleven of where that state's independence had been declared. whom are named in Addendum 741. She and William Young Dan's boss had him sleep in a little room off to are buried in Salem Cemetery of Attala County. the side of the house. In this room there was a most THE OTHER THREE CHILDREN OF CARO- peculiar looking saddle and bridle, which Dan noticed LINE'S were the boys named Jim and Dave and the were never used by the owners. The saddle and the bri- daughter named Ellen. The Hooks in Greenwood, dle were beautifully decorated with Mexican silver. . . Mississippi, are probably Jim's grandsons. Dave One Sunday afternoon Dan decided to test these Hooks, however, went to Texas where he married accouterments. He did. . . only to find the saddle very Susie and was a guard at the huge Huntsville prison. uncomfortable; it seemed to be made of wooden Sister Ellen Hooks married a Smith. Her husband was boards, covered with leather! The boss of Hooks drove probably a close kinsman of Dale County, Alabama's up as Dan was dismounting. "Dan", he said, "Do you Reverend Caswell Smith and wife Susan Hooks Smith know that you happen to be riding in the former saddle (two of whose children married NOEL'S children). of Mexican General Santa Anna?!" (These historical –––––––––––––––––– trappings hang in a Texas museum today.) The third, fourth, and fifth children of LEVI'S On August 8, 1875, Dan Hooks married Abi will be covered in this short section. Third child Adeline Rhodes, widow of Lewis Uphold. Two gener- ROBERT S. was born March 18, 1827, before these ations of Dan's descendants may be seen in Addendum Dowlings left South Carolina. In Dale County, 740. Dan's mother had not stopped in Brazos County, Alabama, he purchased land from the government on Texas, with her brother, BENJAMIN, but had gone four occasions; he served there as a justice of the peace.

Page 83 After the family's emigration to Attala County, he however, of leaving some males scattered around for became a member of the 1st Mississippi State Troops.... the backbreaking chores that women couldn't possibly Just prior to the war's end he bought two Confederate do and for possible uprisings by the slaves. BEN, there- bonds at par; eleven months later, as the Federal jaws fore, was the only living son of LEVI'S who did not see clamped tighter, he bought more of them; this time at action. ten cents on the dollar! The dire circumstances of his The hand to mouth existence of rural life had prob- government, however, are more forcefully emphasized ably caused this family's move to Mississippi. Money by the paper that the last bonds were printed on; they was not circulating so freely there, though, judging by were on the back sides of old CSA fuel requisitions! the fact that it took BEN seven years to recover from ROBERT and his wife, Mary S., never had any his father's estate the fifty dollars that he had lent him offspring. She was of Florida birth (1830) and lived to build his Attala County home! This homeplace of until 1905. Her property was left to the children of a LEVI'S stood in Section 3, Township 12, Range 5 (on sister, a Mrs. McKinnon. Mary and ROBERT S. the south half of its southeast quarter). At the end of the Dowling are buried in the Old Salem Cemetery of war, money became really scarce; BEN'S brother, as Attala County, Mississippi. He died January 21, 1884, executor of their father's estate, was allowed to pay a few months after an old war-wound in his leg had only ninety-six cents per year of property tax on finally healed! LEVI'S eighty acres of land. The old Indian patches The 1830 census of Dale County, Alabama, used so long without fertilizer, however, were begin- recorded two sons in LEVI'S home. The older would ning to wear out in this area too. BEN'S great-grandfa- have been son ROBERT, mentioned above. The author ther had moved from Virginia to South Carolina, taking feels that the other son must have died by the time of "Grandfather" JOHN on what was probably a quest for the 1840 census (especially if headmarker birthdates better land. Father LEVI had left his native state for and a Civil War statement of age are to be trusted). This Alabama, where BEN grew up, for the same reason. unidentified son, the fourth child of LEVI'S, was not BEN'S eyes were now turned toward the west; the land given a Dale County tombstone, though, as little sister of Texas looked greener than the land he now owned. MARTHA M. was. On Christmas Eve of 1869, BEN and his family The fifth child of LEVI'S "was the best woman arrived at their destination: Brazos County, Texas. The who ever broke bread" according to her first cousin trip on ox-carts would long be remembered by Mrs. LACY ANN Matthews. This was the daughter SARAH Dowling, for a hundred miles east of there at Alto, J Savage, the only one of LEVI'S dozen offspring to Texas, she had asked the party to halt so that another rear her family in Dale County, Alabama. She is buried little Dowling (SHELTON ISAAC) might be born! there, in Claybank Cemetery, near her Uncle (This second wife of BEN'S, Cena D. West, had been DEMPSEY. Her headstone indicates an April 22nd, born in Georgia. As shown on Chart 338, she bore most 1887, death. She had been born in Alabama fifty-six of his children. They had married in Barbour County, years earlier, probably the first child to arrive after the Alabama, November 7, 1857. Cena lived from August family had left South Carolina. All informants are cer- 10, 1837, to February 9, 1900. She is buried with BEN tain that SARAH'S three grown children left no off- near their Brazos farm, in Providence Cemetery. This spring. Son Jim W. Savage (born 1860) married Mollie cemetery, like thousands of others in the United States, Moseley but they did not live together long nor have is deserted . . . but remains like the mark of a cog made any progeny. He was still alive in 1891 but, if buried in by the passing wheel of civilization. BEN was buried Dale, is in an un-marked grave. Daughters Alcena there in 1913.) (born 1855 and called "Cena") and Nan J. Savage (born The name of BEN'S first wife is not known by the 1857) died as spinsters. descendants of her only child that is known to have reached adulthood. Judging by the birthdate of this ––––––––––––– child (MARTHA ANN, below), BEN married that wife The sixth child of LEVI'S was his first Alabama- when he was seventeen. That wife probably died before born son. This was the boy that Ann gave birth to on BEN married Cena. William Everett, age fifty-nine, April 6, 1833, whom they named BENJAMIN L. who lived with BEN in Dale County in 1860, might Dowling. Later, as a resident of Attala County, have been a close kinsman of one of these wives. Mississippi, where LEVI moved these Dowlings (or BEN'S OLDEST CHILD, MARTHAANN, lacked just across the line in Madison County), BEN was of only five days of living for ninety years after her birth prime age for war duty. The officials followed a policy, on June 23, 1851. Addendum 742 shows her descen-

Page 84 dants. Husband William Bibb Royall lived from BENJAMIN ORA is an oil operator at Robstown, January 3, 1825, to October 8, 1901; they married Texas. SHELTON died June 23, 1944, and was buried about 1878. BEN'S second child, HAYDEN W. in Bryan's City Cemetery; his widow, born December Dowling, was also born to this first wife (in 1856); he 13, 1876, still resides in Bryan. must have died as a child. BEN'S NINTH CHILD, ANNIE FRANCES, was BEN’S THIRD AND FOURTH CHILDREN born on August 17, 1874, in Brazos County, Texas. were the first ones that he and Cena had. They and She died October 25, 1895, when only twenty-one; HAYDEN probably died in an epidemic after the 1860 her only child had been born a week earlier. This child census-taker had visited their Dale County home, for and its offspring are shown in Addendum 744. BEN'S grandchildren were not familiar with these ANNIE'S husband was Isaac R. Vannoy; he lived the three names when contacted by the author. These third eighty-one years from February 2, 1867, to October and fourth children’s names were SUSAN L. (born in 28, 1948. 1858) and SAMUEL L. (born in 1859). BEN'S TENTH CHILD was the last of his half- THE FIFTH CHILD OF BEN'S was born in dozen sons. Named DAVID EDWARD he lived from 1860, about the time of the Alabama-Mississippi March 22, 1877, to May 12, 1949. Of the Dowlings move, and named JOHN HARRISON. He lived for who carried on the surname of our family's founder, eighty-five years, dying November 7, 1945, in Texas. ROBERT, this one was the youngest of the youngest He and his wife are buried in Wellborn Cemetery at of the youngest of the youngest, DAVID EDWARD'S Wellborn, Texas. Her name was Fannie McPhail; their youngest son, however, was lost in World War II; his children and grandchildren are named on Chart 596. other son is a batchelor. Therefore, the name Dowling BEN'S SIXTH CHILD was born in Mississippi is disappearing on this limb of the tree and the author in 1864 and named ELLA. She, too, went to Texas but shows its descendants in an Addendum (745). DAVID died at the age of forty-three. She had married Jack is buried in Bryan's City Cemetery; beside him is his McGregor about 1888; Addendum 743 lists their two wife, Dora Creed, who lived from July 22, 1884, to children and four grandchildren as well as some of the October 23, 1954. They married about 1900. people that these people married. BEN'S ELEVENTH CHILD, his last one, was ROBERT ZEDOCK Dowling, the seventh child named FENNIE WEST. She had eleven offspring; of BEN'S, inherited some of the property of his uncle their fifty-six children are proof to the reader that this ROBERT S. after his Mississippi death. Young Dowling family is still a virile one some two hundred ROBERT had been born there on August 18, 1866. years after its Virginia beginning. FENNIE'S husband After his aunt CAROLINE had brought many of the was Fred Vannoy; Addendum 746 shows their off- Hooks on out to Texas, he married the daughter of spring. FENNIE WEST Dowling Vannoy died at the CAROLINE'S step-son, J. Frank Hooks. This girl's age of fifty-seven. She was about sixteen when she name was Hattie Gertrude Hooks. Descendants of this married in 1895. union are shown on Chart 597. (Hattie's parents were ––––––––––––––––– both of Alabama birth; her mother was Sallie Martin, thought to be a daughter of Benjamin B. Martin, Jr., The seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth children of who is mentioned on page 59 of this book. Hattie was LEVI'S will be sketched in this section. Son JOHN W. born in Willis, Texas, on March 10, 1879; she was died single at Front Royal, Virginia, in August of 1864 seventy-seven at the time of her death. She and in prison after being captured there in Virginia, fifteen ROBERT are buried at Wellborn, Texas. He died April months earlier. Prior to his capture he was a member 11, 1941.) of the 18th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Company BEN'S EIGHTH CHILD is the one for whose C. If the "W" in this boy's name stood for Wesley, then birth the ox-cart caravan was stopped. Cena gave birth he was the fourth such descendant of ROBERT'S who to him on November 25, 1869; his name was SHEL- carried the name of Methodism's founder into battle! TON ISAAC. This Dowling farmed in Brazos County, JOHN W. had been born in Dale County, Alabama, in like all of BEN'S other sons (except DAVID 1833. He was not married. The "JOHN W." who was EDWARD who operated a store in Bryan). He and "Alabama Administrator" of LEVI'S estate in 1869 Lillie Eugenia Kincannon Dowling had the offspring would have been this boy's second cousin, Captain shown on Chart 598. Son WILLARD ISAAC, SR., JOHN WESLEY Dowling. was of great aid to the author in gathering the names Eighth child DANIEL POSTELL, also born in of all of BEN'S descendants; he lives in Houston. Son Dale County, died at the age of "22 years, 5 months,

Page 85 and 2 days" on January 3, 1857. His headstone, and widower. A daughter of that previous marriage has that of LEVI'S tenth child, MARTHA M., stand next been mentioned earlier as the bride of SUSAN'S to that of their murdered sister on the north edge of nephew Daniel McLean, Jr. Two spinster daughters of Fort Rucker, Alabama (in the re-located Zion that previous marriage named Mildred and Fronia are Methodist Cemetery). POSTELL was single at the buried near SUSAN and their father in Attala time of his death. MARTHA'S headstone is possibly County's Old Salem Cemetery. SUSAN died the oldest of the 8,000 markers in Dale County; she February 7, 1909. Mr. McDaniel died June 11, 1901, died August 16, 1839. She had been born July 12, not long before his eightieth birthday. (The 1870 1838. These three descendants of LEVI'S are the only Attala census indicates that his parents were still liv- ones of his several hundred progeny whose graves ing at the age of eighty-five and that his father had can be found in Dale County, Alabama. been born in Mississippi in 1785!) Ninth child JAMES JACKSON interrupted his The author calls your attention to the irregulari- Mississippi farming to fight with the 18th Mississippi ty in Addenda 747 and 748. Each of them contains Infantry Regiment. He joined it in the fall of '63 after several of ROBERT'S fifth-generation descendants hearing of the disappearance of brother JOHN W. (instead of the one such person found in each other JAMES saw action at Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Deep Addendum of this book). Lack of time and the youth- Bottom, Charleston, and Berryville; he stayed with fulness of this family limb caused this to be done. The his brother's old outfit the entire time . . . Following beginning of each paragraph in Addendum 747 the war, on October 23, 1877, he married Mrs. Mary names such a descendant that was born to SUSAN Etta Huckerby Spier. He died seven years later, McDaniel above, namely her children: A. Gus, January 8, 1880, without having any issue. His wife Robert William, Lillie, Amanda, and Bessie. subsequently married a Reuther, but was buried near Addendum 748 likewise begins its eight para- JAMES after she died in 1932 at the age of eighty- graphs with the eight children of LEVI'S youngest three. The author has visited their graves at West daughter, AMANDA. Those children were: John M., Point, Mississippi; they are buried in Greenwood Zack IInd, James Luther, Levi Elva, Ann, Nannie, Cemetery. JAMES was born September 4, 1836. Mallie, and Pearl. AMANDA married Ben Frank ––––––––––––––––– Massey about 1864, when both were twenty years of The eleventh and twelfth children of LEVI'S and age. He was just nearing the end of his Confederate Ann Dowling will be covered in this last section. service in Company D of the 40th Mississippi Both of these daughters were born at Honeytown Infantry Regiment. He had been born in South (now a ghost name in Dale County, as Fort Rucker Carolina to Nancy McCool and Zack Massey and has enveloped it). They did not marry until they lived forty-eight years after marrying this Dowling. moved to Attala County, Mississippi, from "Peachtree AMANDA was only forty-seven at the time of her Creek in Alabama". death. Both are buried in Attala's Old Salem SUSAN D., the eleventh child, was born on Cemetery near Sallis, Mississippi. (Mr. Massey mar- March 16, 1840. A reference to an event involving ried Ida Angel after AMANDA'S death but they had her father the following year is of interest. Dale no children.) A descendant of both AMANDA and County's only history book thus far, "Piney Wood SUSAN by the name of Mrs. Eunice Massey Echoes" by Fred Watson tells that: "As early as 1841, Goodson was especially helpful to the author in trac- and continuing for three years thereafter, a camp- ing LEVI'S Mississippi offspring. meeting was organized and held at Zion Methodist ––––––––––––––––– Church. Some persons ‘without the fear of God or Reverend LEVI Dowling moved his family to Attala the law of the land’ disturbed the people who had met County, Mississippi after the census enumeration of for worship. They were arrested and brought before Dale County in 1860. He arrived there by January of Reverend LEVI Dowling, a local preacher and justice 1861, for his executor later had to re-imburse son of the peace." The author is certain that the fine was BENJAMIN L. for groceries purchased in Goodman not light, if LEVI was as stern as his brother (across the Big Black River) that month. The follow- DEMPSEY! ing year, on October 17th, the old gentleman died. SUSAN married when she was twenty-three on Ann, his wife, must have also died between 1860 and December 19, 1863. The license was bought in 1870. Neither one seems to have been given a head- Madison County, Mississippi, adjoining Attala. Her stone; none of the descendants now knows the ceme- husband, Newton McDaniel, was a forty-year-old tery in which this grandson of ROBERT'S is buried.

Page 86 The only item listed in his small estate at the time of (born 1849). The author believes that William and a his death that some might consider a luxury was a set younger brother, James, were residents of Covington of books called "Clark's Commentaries". (These County, Alabama, by 1880. books were bought at the subsequent auction by his The 1850 Coffee County census (covering, actu- son JAMES JACKSON, though this Dowling was ally, the old west half of Dale) reveals the name of plagued by myopia all the days of his life. Eyeglasses four more daughters that JEMIMA had. There were were a rare luxury then!) fourteen-year-old Mary, twelve-year-old Martha M., One of the bills rendered against LEVI'S estate ten-year-old Frances, and one-year-old Saphronia J. after his death is of interest. It stated that he owed the Their fortunes are unknown as are those of Susie and following: another child among the thirteen that tradition tells us $40.12 1/ for the hire of slave Tom that JEMIMA had. 7.01 "on the plank account" Her oldest daughter was named Harriett 7.58 for a barrell of molasses Calloway Hildreth; she was born June 17, 1825, in 7.50 for a half-bushel of salt Charleston, South Carolina. This was while the Hildreths were there for Benjamin to receive his min- This bill was written on the back of a "Ladies Mt. isterial training. Harriett also married young; she was Vernon Association" form which strongly exhorted a only fifteen at the time of her betrothal to Henry B. donation from whomsoever should be "honored in Grimes, a twenty-year-old Dale Countian who had being selected to help purchase the estate of George been born in Goldsboro, North Carolina. (Henry was Washington" for its proper preservation! a son of Stephen Grimes and Bethany Hines and had Some two score years after Reverend Dowling's been born on June 10, 1820. Stephen used military death, the "Southern Star" of Dale County, Alabama, warrants in 1852 and 1853 to acquire Dale County had this to say: "LEVI Dowling was one of the first land and thus might have been a veteran of the War of settlers in the Honeytown beat. He was a local 1812 or of Indian conflicts. ) preacher of great usefulness. LEVI and his two broth- THE OLDEST CHILD of Harriett Hildreth ers who preached were strict in their lives and in their Grimes was born September 30, 1841, and named teachings; they had the courage of their convictions Haywood Pinkney Grimes. This man married and persisted in planting the seeds of the gospel into December 13, 1865, just after the war ended. Wife the evil that was springing up on all sides. Their Nancy Sanders probably died in Dale County shortly course often brought criticism which occasionally after this; her youngest child was born there at Haw ripened into bitter persecutions." Ridge in 1869. Mother Harriett and the five children of hers who reached adulthood (see Chart 339) went JOHN'S NINTH CHILD, JEMIMA to the Hillsboro area of Texas between this time and (See Charts 339 and 101) 1883. Haywood Pinkney was one of these, of course, The youngest child of ROBERT'S youngest son and it was probably there that he met his second wife, was the daughter JEMIMA. She was born in the for she had been reared in Navarro County, Texas. Jeffries Creek area of South Carolina on March 1, Her name was Elizabeth Holman Eggleston, the latter 1807. At the age of sixteen this Dowling girl married name probably being a surname of marriage. a twenty-one year old South Carolinian named Offspring born to both of these wives are shown in Benjamin J. Hildreth. They attended the auction of Addendum 749. the few goods left by brother SIMEON at the time of THREE CHILDREN of Harriett's died young. his Darlington death in 1826; Hildreth bought three These were Frances Catherine, born March 15, 184l, of Dowling's pamphlets for ten cents . . . his crockery and Amon Travis, born August 7, 1851, and James for fifty cents . . . and a used curry-comb for eight Buchanan, born September 27, 1856. cents! THE SECOND SON of Harriett's was the one By the time of the 1830 census in Dale County, who "led the way to Texas." He had been born near Alabama, JEMIMA had moved there. The three chil- Haw Ridge on May 20, 1846, thirteen years before dren she had borne by then were probably all of the death of his father. Harriett and Henry named him South Carolina birth; the only boy among them, Benjamin William. When in his teens, this boy, with William C., was six. This oldest Hildreth son married older brother H. P., fought as a member of General some nineteen years later and resided for awhile in Hood's crack corps of Confederates. At the time of Coffee County with wife Milly and daughter Mary A. their surrender in Greensboro, North Carolina,

Page 87 Haywood Pinkney had already been captured by the had preached to a half-century earlier in North enemy; Benjamin William was one of four men sur- Alabama. Reverend Grimes attended the sick, night or viving of the ones in his company two years earlier! day, near or far; to him, the spiritual hunger of people (This was Company A of the 54th Alabama was uppermost. He was self-educated; the times he Regiment.) The third wife of Mr. Grimes is still living read the Bible from cover to cover are unnumbered! in Brandon, Texas; she celebrated her ninety-first Such faith lengthened his life. He and Altie renewed birthday in September of this year of 1959! (She is the their marriage vows on the fiftieth anniversary of their former Mollie Reed, whom he married October 8, original pledge to each other; nearly one hundred 1898. Grime's first wife, Caroline Shepherd, died May descendants witnessed this in 1927 at the Avoca, 24, 1883; they had married July 14, 1878. He then Texas, Methodist church. All nine of his adult children married Vinia Forbes Sams; she died February 8, became upstanding citizens; the love given them by 1897; their marriage occurred August 14, 1884. Both their parents caused none to resent the strictness with are buried with Benjamin William in the Brandon- which they were raised. (Rev. Grimes died December Bynum cemetery, near the large farm he settled three 3, 1930. Altie died May 6, 1948, at the age of eighty- generations ago. He died January 12, 1929. His chil- six. She had been born to Amanda Jane Sheppard and dren are named in Addendum 750.) Martin Van Buren Nelson on March 4, 1862, in THE THIRD SON of Harriett's was born Jacksonville, Texas. She and Henry Edwin are buried November 30, 1848, and named John Thomas in Spring Creek Cemetery at Avoca.) Grimes. Texas kin always heard his wife referred to as JEMIMA'S daughter Harriett, mother of the pre- "Aunt Liney" though an obituary reportedly calls her ceding eight children, died in Hill County, Texas, on America Ann. Her maiden name was Watters. The February 20, 1883. Her grave is in the Brandon ceme- grandchildren of JEMIMA'S by John Thomas are tery, hundreds of miles from that of her husband's, for shown in Addendum 751. Henry B. Grimes had died a quarter-century earlier in THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER of Harriett's, the Haw Ridge area of Dale County on March 26, like all her other children, was born near Haw Ridge 1859. Coffee County graveyards within a few miles of in Dale County, Alabama. Little Georgiann gasped the that old community may contain his headstone. first breath of life on September 27, 1853. About the ––––––––––––––––– age of nineteen, she married W. Lafayette McCauley The next to oldest son of JEMIMA'S was proba- in Hill County, Texas. The first American Air Force bly the first child that she and Reverend Hildreth had pilot to land in Italy during World War II, Jerome after leaving the Carolinas. He was born December McCauley, was a grandson of hers. His father, Baptist 30, 1830, near Haw Ridge, and named Travis minister John McCauley, and other children of theirs Zaccheus Hildreth. Twenty-one years later, this are listed in Addendum 752. Georgiann's husband Coffee Countian married Quincy Ann Whittle; they died in the spring of 1929 and was buried in the ceme- had no children before her death a year later. (She had tery at Brandon, Texas; her grave is probably beside been born October 4, 1826.) Travis was a charter- his. She died about 1905. member of Tabernacle Methodist Church, founded THE YOUNGEST SON of Harriett's was born three miles northwest of his birthplace. June 6, 1859, three months after his father's death; In 1853 Travis married Elizabeth Samantha Henry Edwin was named for Mr. Grimes. After their Hayes, the sixteen-yearold daughter of Mary and arrival in Texas, this boy did the work of a man in Alonzo Farmer Hayes. Travis's nine children were helping care for his widowed mother. At Blooming born to this wife in the Tabernacle Church area. On Grove, Texas, December 2, 1877, he married Altie November 24, 1860, the Haw Ridge Circuit was host Myra Ethel Nelson; Addendum 753 contains the list to the Methodists' Quarterly Conference. Hildreth was of all their children and grandchildren. licensed as a preacher that day and for nearly forty Henry Edwin rode a horse to the Methodist years following this he delivered the fourth-Sunday Conference west of Fort Worth in the late 1880's to be sermons at Tabernacle. His farming supported his ordained a minister. He loved revivals. He preached at family; he was never known to accept pay for any more than a hundred of them, helping to found work for the church. The night of September 30, 1900, churches in Central and East Texas as he went. Many this Christian lay dying; he said, "I have fought a good summers were spent by him in this work among fight . . . I have finished the course. I have kept the Oklahoma Indians, some of them descendants, proba- faith; henceforth, there is laid up for me a crown of bly, of the Cherokees that his great-uncle ZACHEUS righteousness". Then he folded his hands and said no

Page 88 more. (He is buried in the cemetery beside his beloved names the author learned were Ada's children: Wade, church. Elizabeth died thirteen years later, May 21, Earl, Aubrey, Mabin, and Kate, the latter being the 1913, and was interred beside him. Her father was a wife of B. B. Hardwick. Ada has at least two grand- South Carolinian but she had been born in Oglethorpe, sons: Methodist minister Rex Mixson and Maurice Georgia, on March 24, 1837.) Andrew Mixson, a physician of Hattisburg, THE OLDEST CHILD of Travis's, Franklin Mississippi. Pierce Hildreth, lived from July 1, 1854, to March 26, THE TWO YOUNGEST SONS of Travis's were 1890. The thirteen offspring of his seven children are Henry Walter and Marvin Bascomb. Henry lived from shown in Addendum 754. Pierce married Lenora February 15, 1869, to July 19, 1933. He, also, was a Frances Mims on November 16, 1876. Both are buried steward of Tabernacle Methodist Church. His marriage in the City Cemetery at Enterprise, Alabama. on July 21, 1891, to Lillie Ann Skipper, a granddaugh- THE NEXT THREE CHILDREN of Travis's ter of MILLY Dowling, left such descendants as "Red" were daughters and long lived. Nancy Jane lived sev- Hildreth, former Dothan, Alabama, Methodist preach- enty years from February 23, 1856, to November 17, er. He and others are shown in Addendum 756. The 1926; she married James Madison Heath on January Skipper kin of Lillie Ann are shown in Addendum 681. 28, 1875. Missouri Frances lived eighty-three years Marvin Bascomb Hildreth was the father of from October 2, 1858, to February 22, 1942; she mar- Alabama state Senator Emmett F. Hildreth of Eutaw, ried John Robert Engram at the age of seventeen. Alabama, a judge in later years, whose biography Sarah Elizabeth lived seventy-three years from appeared in "Who's Who in Methodism". Marvin February 16, 1860, to April 15, 1933; she married Bascomb was married to Lula Lee Cotter on James Monroe Chancey October 12, 1884. All three of September 25, 1890; she is still living. He died these couples are buried in Enterprise's City Cemetery. December 22, 1952, three days before his eighty-first The author did not have time to search for their birthday. He is buried in Tabernacle Cemetery. descendants' names. Engram was one of four men who –––––––––––––––––– signed a note in the 1890's making it possible for Among JEMIMA'S thirteen children there were Enterprise, Alabama, to have its first public school. also two other boys. The author learned nothing about THE FIFTH CHILD of Travis's, born July 7, her fourth son, John M., except that he was born in 1862, was named George Travis by Elizabeth and 1844. Reverend Hildreth. His family could easily be called The fifth son, born April 30, 1846, was called the "house of doctors"! Three physicians in Dothan, "Jack"; his full name was Robert Henry Jackson Alabama, alone are grandsons of his; Addendum 755 Hildreth. Like brother Travis he was a preacher. Jack names them as well as three who practice elsewhere. served the Congregational Methodists. His first wife, Also, a daughter and granddaughter married doctors. Julia S. Hamner (born October 17, 1845) died in 1892. George Travis's wife was Emma Missouri Mixson, Two sons of his and Julia's live in Enterprise, whom he married December 30, 1886. He, too, was a Alabama; they are E. Homer, and R. Bunyan. Another, pillar of Tabernacle Church, serving as its Sunday A. Lonnie (married to Bessie ? ) lives in Lake Worth, School superintendent and as a steward. He and his Florida. Then there were six girls born of this mar- wife are buried in the Brundidge, Alabama, City riage: Vickie (Hollis); Muncie, who married Finley Cemetery. He died April 15, 1940; she died October 5, Griffin; Benlah, who married Frank Fleming; Vinnie, 1943, and had been born November 12, 1868. who married Will Newman of Geneva, Alabama; Granddaughter Maud Byrd Windham, Daleville Daisy, who married Lee Green of Dallas, Texas; and schoolteacher, gathered most of this section's material. Ida Roberta, who married Alonzo Bolyn Green. (Ida THE TWO YOUNGEST DAUGHTERS of Hildreth Green's descendants are shown in Addendum Travis's were the following. Mittie Emma, who mar- 757. She lived from January 7, 1878, to July 26, 1940, ried Anderson Lafayette Wilson on December 23, and was buried in the City Cemetery of Opp, Alabama. 1883, and who lived from October 25, 1865, to July Mr. Green was buried at Florala; he lived from March 26, 1932. The Wilsons are buried at New Hope Church 1, 1876, to June 24, 1919 and had been born in in Coffee County. Travis's youngest daughter, Ada Barbour County, Alabama.) Lillian, married David Marion Mixson on February 9, Jack married his second wife, Annie Ruth 1893, and lived from November 10, 1876, to October Carmichael, about two years after Julia's death. (Annie 25, 1946. They are buried at Tabernacle. The only Ruth lived from January 7, 1878, to February 1, 1947, grandchildren of Travis's (by these daughters) whose and is buried at Enterprise.) Three children were born

Page 89 to this union: B. Horace, who lives in Memphis, possoms. I am Iying on the bed with my feet to the Tennessee; B. Malcom, who lives in Plant City, fire, well covered. And when I go home they have Florida; and, Lillie Mae. This daughter married the stove moved in the kitchen and my room and Emmett G. Miller and lives out from Dover, Florida. the joining room all closed in nicely and will get ––––––––––––––– A chimney as soon as they can. When it is cold I JEMIMA'S husband, Reverend Benjamin can sleep till breakfast if I want to. They have not Hildreth, is said to have moved to Butler County, got no hirelings to now. They do what they can Alabama, in the 1850's and to have died about the end themselves and let the rest go undone A part of the of the Civil War. The author found no Hildreths on that time. I can stay with Nora and Nancy Heath wants county's 1860 census, nor does anyone seem to know me to stay with her some. Juley's health is improv- the exact cemetery in which he is buried. (He and a sis- ing, tho Jack is never very well. The children is all ter, Betty, probably the only two children of some A looking well and four of them is A going to Carolina Hildreth, were orphaned early in life. An aunt school. I want to see you all. Come when you can. reared them. Betty later married a Stokes.) JEMIMA'S Kiss little Benny for me. Give my love to all the obituary states that she was buried at "Carmichael's children. Frankie, Tiney and all the children send Chapel, Coffee County". She died February 8, 1891, in their love to you all. Frankie would write some the home of her son Jack, six years before the roadfork but she is A fixing to go off to see Emmer to at which Carmichael Church stood was incorporated as morrow, About 20 miles, be gone 2 days. Tiney is the town of Enterprise! She was survived by seventy not very well. I hope to get A letter from Susan grandchildren. A letter she wrote the month before her soon. Give my love to all inquiring friends and death makes one realize that most Dowlings sketched relatives, A double portion for yourselves. love to in this book lived in almost a different world from this all, I will close. Write soon and I remain your true twentieth century one now surrounding us. It was writ- mother, as ever, ten to the child of JEMIMA'S whose name the author JEMIMA Hildreth.” learned last: Sarah (Bailey). JOHN'S WIFE, Nancy Boutwell Dowling “Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family: (See Chart 101) Dear Son and Daughter, these few lines in The mother of JEMIMA and JOHN Dowling's reply to your letter we got yesterday. The package other eight children was Nancy Boutwell. She was got here last Monday. It came in a hurry. We are thirteen when America's Declaration of Independence all tolerable well. We had a pleasant Christmas. I was signed. After the revolutionist whom she married had fried chicken for dinner. I was glad of my had died "of old age" in the Jeffries Creek area, this sack. It fits all right. Mary wrote a card as we had sixty-three year old mother moved to Dale County, not got your letter then. Mr. Bailey, we was Alabama, to be near most of their children. She was sorrow that you mailed your card to Ozark. You living with JEMIMA in 1830 and alone, near must write again. Sarah, I have been taking the DEMPSEY, in 1840. Such economies as the purchase Shakor medicine as I have to take something of son SIMEON'S cow for eight dollars, just prior to nearly all the time and I take Blue Mass some the emigration from South Carolina, enabled this times tho to now I need a tonic to strengthen me I elderly mother to live. am agoing to get a bottle of Harter's Iron Tonic. "In the seventy-third year of our Independence" They say it is so good to strengthen. I have not this mother of pioneers died, March 30, 1849. Though needed money as yet, tho I am out. Now you need her husband was a rebel against governmental control, not rest uneasy about me. Tho if you want to you she and he had great faith in their ability to govern can send me a dollar or two to get medicine with. themselves . . . also faith in God. Her grieving sons I can't tell you where you could register a letter to buried her in a Methodist Cemetery next to Zion Enterprise or not. I will find out when I go home Church, not far from Haw Ridge. ZACHEUS had and let you know. Tho at present you had better carved it out of the wilderness a few years after register it to Haw Ridge, Coffee County direct it Alabama's creation. The tombstone covering her grave to Mary and she can get it and send it to me all marks the closest kin of our family's founder that can right. I shall stay over here A while anyway. I do be found. She was ROBERT'S daughter-in-law. fairsplendid here. I have A plenty to eat fresh pork, chicken, eggs and squirrels, rabbits,

Page 90 Recent Endeavors of ROBERT’S Descendants

tutional. It is still in operation though a similar s mentioned in the Preface, the author took attempt three years earlier by others had failed . . Alittle time gathering dates of birth, occupations, . During the 1941 bus strike in New York City its ete., on any of ROBERT'S descendants later than mayor appointed Dowling chairman of his fact the fifth generation. In other words, his time was finding board . . . A 1948 Navy Distinguished concentrated on every person who heads an Public Service Award commended Dowling for Addendum or (500 Series) Chart in this book and important board work on that branch's discipli- on their mates and on kinsmen who lived during nary system. (In the first World War NOEL was a their "Civil War" times, and before. major in the office of the Judge Advocate To give the reader an idea of the present-day General.) doings of ROBERT'S descendants, however, the NOEL THOMAS Dowling's family is shown author presents here a few sketches of the various on Chart 563. As son of a Methodist minister, offspring of our family's founder who have lived ANGUS, he learned God's laws before he in the twentieth century. learned man's. By 1939 he was serving on Riverside Church's Board of Trustees with such Constitutional Lawyer men as John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and William T. "Talented teacher . . . interpreter of Gossett. Six years later, he became the board's Constitutional Law" . . . So begins the citation to president. NOEL THOMAS Dowling by Columbia Doctor Dowling is also highly regarded for University's President Grayson Kirk in 1954 his ability as an author of legal tomes. Alone, he when this legal leader was honored with an LLD compiled and edited "Cases on Constitutional degree (NOEL THOMAS'S ancestry was Law" (which reached its sixth edition in 1959). ANGUS, NOEL, DEMPSEY, JOHN, and NOEL collaborated with Richard A. Edwards on ROBERT.) "American Constitutional Law" and with others NOEL was born in Ozark, Alabama, August in the authorship of such books as "Cases on the 14, 1885. After receiving an AB degree from Law of Public Utilities" . . . He now lives in Vanderbilt and his LLB degree from Columbia Jaffrey Center, New Hampshire, though he he became a law professor . . . first at the spends most of the winter in New York City University of Minnesota . . . and then at where he practices as a Constitutional Columbia. At the latter University he served Consultant. from 1922 until 1954, when he retired from active service in the school. At that time he held Missionary the envied title of "Harlan Fiske Stone Professor WILSON THOMPSON "PETE" Dowling of Constitutional Law." was born in Fairfax, South Carolina, January 4, Harlan Fiske Stone, Dean of the Columbia 1923, of the following ancestry: BENJAMIN Law School and later Chief Justice of the United WYMAN, SR., OLIVER PERRY, JOHN States, had said before leaving the School: "We JABEZ, JAMES, and ROBERT. He attended must bring to our faculty young men of promise", grammar school in Fairfax and graduated from men having intellectual power, scholarship, abil- high school at Dreher High School, Columbia, ity as teachers, and personality. The "Columbia South Carolina, in 1941. Law Review" states that NOEL was the first He served in the U. S. Air Force for three selection made in fulfillment of the Dean's pre- years, after which he was graduated from scription. It further states that "thousands of stu- Presbyterian College in 1951. From there, he dents have derived understanding and inspiration went on to finish Columbia Theological from his great classes in Constitutional Law". Seminary of Decatur, Georgia, in 1954. While In off-campus activities his agricultural serving as a Chaplain's assistant in the Air Force, cousins should remember him most for the "Soil he had decided to become a minister or a mis- Conservation Act". Washington had asked him in sionary. 1936 to help the Agriculture Department devise a PETE was, and still is, a member of the farm-assistance program which would be consti- Shandon Presbyterian Church in Columbia; he

Page 91 was ordained there July 25, 1954. After his ordina- nation's finest, had been killed. Posthumously, he tion, he went to the Presbyterian General was awarded a Presidential Citation for bravery Assembly's conference for final training prior to an beyond the call of duty; also, the Bronze Star. The overseas assignment. His wife, Helen Irvin, was a epic picture of his brother Marines' final raising of leading architect of Aiken, South Carolina; their Old Glory on top of Iwo Jima will always remind children are named on Chart 557. millions of their debt to such heroes as Francis WILSON THOMPSON was sent to the East William Lowry. (The Francis W. Lowry Political Brazil Mission, supported by Southern Science Scholarship has been established in honor Presbyterians; he was commissioned an evangeli- of this brave American at his second Alma Mater.) cal missionary August 4, 195 l. His wife aids their church in her profession. Reverend Dowling has Civic Leader been working with one of South America's noted VICTORIA LOUISE (daughter of WILLIAM missionaries, Doctor Sydenstricker (brother of ANDREW who was son of FRANCIS ASBURY, Pearl Buck). During the doctor's recent furlough SR., son of ALLEN, son of JOHN, son of PETE was placed in full charge of the Dourados ROBERT) . . . the beautiful, petite, brunette wife of Division in East Brazil. Doctor William Jesse Beasley, Hartsville, S. C. She died August 22, 1956, two weeks before their antic- Student and Soldier ipated Golden Wedding Anniversary. Francis William Lowry was born August 5, VICTORIA was the sixth generation Dowling 1923, in Tallahassee, Florida. His Dowling ances- to have lived within a stone's throw of Jeffries try was as follows: Letitia Dowling Rawls, William Creek. Born September 3, 1888, she later majored Andrew Rawls, Sr., LETITIA Owens Rawls, in music at Williamston Female College and WILLIS H., JAMES and ROBERT. His immediate Lander College. The esteem in which her family family is shown in Addendum 668. was held is indicated by the instructions that At the time of his high school graduation in wealthy young Doctor Beasley's mother had given 1940 the Jaycees picked him as the "Best All- him: "Son, I'd like for you to marry one of the Around Boy" in the class; he was also valedictori- daughters of ANDREW Dowling; I've never heard an and recipient of the Student Council and any unkind thing about the Dowlings or Duboses . Scholarship medals. . . and I'd like for my grandchildren to have this After attending St. John's College, Annapolis, blood in their veins!" Maryland, he transferred to Washington & Lee. He The Beasley children are shown on Chart 691. graduated from there at the age of nineteen, Magna Their mother's first love in extracurricular affairs Cum Laude. Due to the excellence of his scholastic was gardening; she was a pioneer in camellia hor- work he was extended a membership in Phi Beta ticulture in the Pee Dee District of South Carolina. Kappa and awarded two scholarships (one in The American Camellia Society's "Buster Political Science and the other History). His social Newman" seedling was developed by her . . . and fraternity was Kappa Alpha. named for the negro gardener that has spent a life- While in Lexington, Francis saw America time tending the four acres of lovely grounds which plunged into World War II. Upon graduation he surround VICTORIA'S Hartsville home. immediately joined the Marines. After intensive In rural Ashland this leader had taught an training at Parris Island, Quantico, and Fort Adult Bible Class; upon moving to Hartsville she Benning, he became a Communications Officer. became the teacher of the Methodist Girls' Class at Lt. Lowry went to the Pacific battle area with Coker College. The eighteen years spent in the lat- the 4th Marine Division. In June, 1944, he partici- ter brought her the honor of having a high school pated in the Battle of Saipan; two months later, in church circle named for her. VICTORIA was Art that of Tinian. Francis saw the American flag go Chairman of South Carolina's Federated Women's up, as a symbol of the latter island's liberation, on Clubs and an active worker in the Women's the eve of his twenty-first birthday. Christian Temperance Union, the Argus Literary After a few weeks of rest the 4th Marines were Club, the Pine and Lake Garden Club, and the assigned to the planned invasion of Iwo Jima . . . Methodists' W. S. C. S. Before the terrific fighting had gone twenty-four Like her mother-in-law, Mrs. Beasley was a hours Francis, and hundreds of others of the strong believer in ancestral traits; she was a mem-

Page 92 ber of the Huguenot Society, a delegate to the D. ROBERT. A. R. Continental Congress and a member of the JUDSON DAVIE was born in Dale County, U. D. C., as well as local and state historical soci- Alabama, and finished school there. As a train eties. VICTORIA was a founder of Byerly dispatcher in St. Augustine, Florida, he read law Hospital's Women's Auxiliary; the courtyard there in his off-duty hours. Then, using the savings is named in memory of her. from his salary as a Municipal Judge there, he went to Medical School in Birmingham. After Diplomat graduate studies in the North he returned to the Just prior to the printing of "A DOWLING Magic City as a specialist in obstetrics. FAMILY OF THE SOUTH" it was announced by By 1917 he was given the dual post of Health President Eisenhower that he had picked WAL- Officer for this huge city and surrounding TER CECIL Dowling as the new Assistant Jefferson County. Birmingham at that time had Secretary of State for European Affairs. the highest death-rate from typhoid fever, diar- Born in l905, in Atkinson, Georgia, Mr. rhea, and colitis of any place in America. JUD- Dowling's ancestry was as follows: AARON SON DAVIE changed this. He gathered a staff of WALTER . . . JAMES RILEY . . . AARON . . . skilled, dedicated workers around him; within JAMES IInd . . . JABEZ . . . WILLIAM . . . five years he had rallied support for the city's first ROBERT Dowling, father of our family. milk code and food code. But pasteurization of WALTER was the private secretary of the milk cost money! . . . May 17, 1922, Doctor late Howard Coffin of Sea Island, Georgia. But Dowling was lured from his home by hired thugs having graduated from Mercer College he decid- on the pretense of needing medical help; by dawn ed to enter the foreign service in 1932. Service at he had been severely flogged!! such places as Oslo, Lisbon, Rome, Vienna, and But Birmingham remembers what he did for Bonn gave him a good background for his present them; just recently, a resident asked the author: position. "What kin are you to our Doctor Dowling that By 1949 Dowling was Deputy High had so much pluck?". In 1924 he received the Commissioner in Austria where he represented Birmingham News loving cup; he was "number our country on the Allied Council; after that coun- one" in a quarter-million. try's independence he was switched to the same In the five years prior to his death JUDSON post in Germany. It was during that time that he DAVIE, SR., served as Regional Medical became minister to Germany. Director of the U.S. Public Health Service and as In 1956 his nomination as Korean Superintendent of Knoxville's Eastern State Ambassador was confirmed by the U. S. Senate. Hospital for Mental Diseases. He was a fellow of The New York Times described Dowling as hav- the American Medical Association and a director ing established in Korea a "reputation for of the Alabama Tuberculosis Association. His patience, tact, and skill in one of the most difficult family may be seen on Chart 568. and challenging assignments in the foreign ser- vice", for getting along with President Syngman Educator and Author Rhee was not an easy diplomatic job! Believing that the highest calling one can fol- WALTER CECIL is an eighth-generation- low is that of teaching, THOMAS IRVING Dowling and thus is one generation too young to Dowling has given his talent to that task. Born be on any Chart in this book. His father is one of February 10, 1903, in Denmark, South Carolina, the many grandchildren shown on Chart 506. his Dubh-Fhlann antecedents were: THOMAS ELIJAH, AARON DECANIA, SR., DECANIA, Public Official ELIJAH, WILLIAM. and ROBERT. JUDSON DAVIE Dowling, Sr., doctor, THOMAS began his teaching in the Parker health-officer, clinician . . . the man for whom School District in Greenville, South Carolina. Dowling Auditorium in Birmingham's Public Then for fourteen years he taught in the public Health Building was recently named. He lived schools of New Rochelle, New York. from April 30, 1880, to November 2, 1946. At the close of World War II he was Director Dowling male progenitors of his were: SAMUEL of the Education Department of Newberry LAWSON, JOHN, SR., DEMPSEY, JOHN, and College, Newberry, South Carolina. Then he was

Page 93 made the first Director of Instruction in the State two years later asked for overseas service . . . Department of Education, Columbia, South Bougainville . . . the Gilberts . . . Munda . . . New Carolina, where he served for five years. At the Guinea; Roy MacLean did his part in driving present time (1959) he is Superintendent of back the enemy . . . Then Luzon: at 8:30 a.m. on Schools in Greenwood in that state. D-day, January 9,1945, this brave soldier led the THOMAS'S specialty in education is in the first men of the 37th Infantry into the assault field of elementary school science. He devotes his craft. He was their first man to fall! . . . Yes, some spare time to conducting workshops and teaching cynical soldiers would say that the prayer meet- courses in elementary science for colleges and ings led by Roy were in vain . . . but historians universities. know differently! He has authored the "Understanding Science Series" of textbooks for the John C. Winston Humanitarian Company. He wrote the first syllabus for the HERNDON GLENN Dowling, Sr., president teaching of elementary science for the State of of the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind at South Carolina and has had the honor of being the time of his death, May 21, 1948 . . . Son of named in "Leaders in Education". His family is ZACHEUS ASBURY, son of HANSFORD, son shown on Chart 522. of ELIAS, son of JOHN, who was the son of ROBERT. Entertainer HERNDON had reeeived his A. B. Degree Robert Le Roy MacLean . . . Gilbert and from Birmingham Southern Methodist College at Sullivan star of the 1930's. Ancestry . . . NETTYE the age of seventeen; he was valedictorian of his Tresca, JOHN WESLEY, WILLIAM HAMP- class. Further studies at Peabody and the TON, WILLIAM H., JAMES, AND ROBERT. University of Chicago were culminated in a later Date of birth . . . January 31, 1909, near Lake award of an honorary L. L. D. degree by his Alma City, Florida, where Grandfather Dowling operat- Mater in recognition of his contributions to ed a big sawmill and lumber railroad. Roy's fam- mankind. ily is shown in Addendum 638. Dr. Dowling's first important job was the He was taken to Baltimore, Maryland, as a principalship of the large County High School at child. At the age of seven he was given piano Cullman, Alabama. Next he was elected lessons; at eight, training in saxophone. Church Superintendent of County Education there. While and theatre groups were using his talent before he heading the educational systems of Tuscaloosa, had completed the sixth grade of school. Upon Alabama, he followed Dr. George H. Denny, noticing the remarkable bent toward entertain- University Chancellor, in receipt of that city's ment possessed by the youth his mother sent him "Outstanding Citizenship" plaque. to the Peabody Conservatory of Music for sever- As president of the Alabama Educational al years. Simultaneously Roy studied six lan- Association and on another occasion as its full- guages at The Berlitz School of Languages. time Secretary, he was to a large extent responsi- By the age of sixteen he had been paid pro- ble for the passage of Alabama's Tenure Law for fessional fees to appear on radio in Baltimore and teachers and the creation of a Pension Fund for Jacksonville. The same year he was given the roll teachers' retirement. of Major General Stanley in "The Pirates of By 1943 Governor Sparks had appointed him Penzance". His versatility allowed him to make to the State Revenue Commission. Yet this busy such appearances as one in New York where he man found time for such jobs as teaching a conducted a fifty-voice Polish Choir. He was with Sunday School class, governing a Kiwanis dis- the San Carlo Opera Company in "The Great trict, and presiding as chairman of his Methodist Waltz" and performed at Atlantic City's Steel Pier, board of stewards. HERNDON also established and Jones Beach, Long Island. The Actors Equity the framework for a statewide medical clinic group appointed him to a position on their which would provide for the indigent through the Executive Board. use of generous doctors' services. His work and In April of 1941 the U. S. Army's Special that of other leaders in this field has placed Services offered him the chance of doing his mil- Alabama among the foremost in the nation in itary time in the morale section. He declined, and crippled children’s work.

Page 94 HERNDON was born in Town Creek, caused his acquaintances' referral to his as "R. Alabama, one of his father's ministerial appoint- RAY" . . . and then "RAY". The name, RAY A. is ments, June 25, 1888. He married Ada Dora on this Dowling's tombstone in Pinckard so the Camp, July 14, 1919. Their family is shown on author uses that name for his father on Chart 669. Chart 581. He is buried in City Cemetery, Every Dowling ancestor of RAY'S back to Talladega, Alabama. Revolutionary Soldier JOHN Dowling is buried in Claybank Cemetery, fourteen miles north of Congressman Pinckard.) Born September 24, 1903, a few days after the R. A. was active in Methodist youth work as death of his father, Joseph Edward Hendricks, Jr., a child. At the University of Alabama, he won the is an honor to his ancestors. His line of ascent to Phi Eta Sigma scholarship award. He met Agnes our family's founder is as follows: Mary Eleanor Westervelt there; they were married in Dunedin, Andrews, EMILY Andrews, ELLEN, JAMES, Florida, her home, on December 12, 1943. After JR., JAMES, and ROBERT . . Sixty-six of his two years in the South Pacific, R. A. returned to first cousins are shown in Addendum 644. Southeast Alabama and applied for a radio station At the time of his mother's death, 1913, permit. The low-frequency channel (560 kc) young Hendricks was living near his birthplace, granted by the F. C. C. to WOOF (called "Woof"!) Lake Butler, Florida. Four years later, he began gave Dothan, Alabama, one of the nation's most realizing the need for a better education. He powerful stations. worked his way through The Montverde School At present, he is Junior Warden of the of Orlando, receiving his high-school diploma at Episcopal Church of the Nativity in Dothan. He the age of twenty-one. By taking occasional hia- has served as chairman of the National Peanut tuses in which to save more college money, Festival, Deputy District Governor of a Lions dis- Joseph Edward finally graduated from John B. trict, chairman of his county's Crippled Children's Stetson University with a Batchelor of Law Society and Red Cross Chapter and Better degree in 1934. Schools Committee. Currently, he is president of Following brief jobs with the state and the the Dale County Historical Society and Dothan American Oil Company, Mr. Hendricks opened Toastmasters. law offices in Deland, Florida. Almost simultane- ously, he threw his hat into the ring against nine R.A. Dowling Crushed to Death, 1960 candidates for the position in Congress represent- R. A. Dowling, Jr., manager of Radio Station ing Florida's fifth district. He won this and five WOOF, was crushed to death beneath his tractor successive elections. in a heavily wooded ravine near Dothan Sunday In 1948, Congressman Hendricks declined to morning. serve any longer. Since that time he has been His son Britt, 13, saw the tractor flip over, active in the development of ocean-front courts at toss his father into the ravine, and then go crash- Daytona Beach and in home building. Also a ing down on him. Britt was standing about 100 grove-owner, and rancher, he resides in Plant feet away and had climbed off the tractor several City, Florida. minutes before. Several cranes were required to remove the Author of This Book heavy tractor from Dowling’s body. When Elizabeth Wells Dowling had her sec- The tragedy occurred on a secluded piece of ond son in 1885, she asked his twelve-year-old property owned by Dowling about three miles brother what she should name him. Little HART east of Dothan on Old Webb road. Dowling was answered. "R. A., for my friend R. A. McKellum" reportedly clearing the land with his tractor for . . . This baby in turn grew up to have two sons construction of an auxiliary radio station. and passed the name on to the second of his; R. A. Dowling, a native of Pinckard, opened the (Jr.), born January 27, 1922, in Pinckard, radio station shortly after he was discharged from Alabama, is the author of this book. (As in the military service following World War II. He gave case of millions of names, the elder Dowling's Dothan one of the nation’s most powerful low- name became corrupted. The repeated pronounci- frequency stations. ation of the two letters comprising his name Jess L. Jordan, president of the Alabama

Page 95 Broadcasters Assn., of which Dowling was a member, said, “The vital contribution Dowling made to the broadcasting industry and its service to the people of Alabama will be greatly missed.” Dowling played a prominent role on state legislative committees dealing with bills affecting radio stations. He was active in civic affairs, serving as cha- riman of the National Peanut Festival, Houston County Crippled Children Society, American Red Cross, and the Better Schools Committee. In addition, he was president of the Dale County Historical Society and the Dothan Toastmasters Club, a deputy district governor of the Lions Club and junior warden of the Episcopal Church of the Nativity. Dowling was a graduate of the University of Alabama where he won a Phi Eta Sigma scholar- ship award. Recently he wrote a book entitled, “A Dowling Family of the South.” He is survived by his widow, and four chil- dren. Britt, Bryan, 11, Hart, 6, and Jeannie, 9. Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 p.m. from Episcopal Church of the Nativity in Dothan, with the Rev. Ben A. Meginnis officiat- ing. Burial will be in Memory Hill Cemetery in Dothan.

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The Charts

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Page 97 Page 98 ROBERT A. Unknown B. Sarah Guinn See Page 1 Master Chart 101 |

A- WILLIAM B- JAMES B- JOHN (John?) Stewart ? Ogelsbee (Fredrick Lee?) Rebecca Walker Mary Boutwell Nancy Boutwell B- MARY AN B- ELIZABETH B- SARAH See Page 3 See Page 21 See Page 38 See Pages 1 & 2 See Page 2 See Pages 1 & 2 | | | | | |

JABEZ WILLIAM H. DEMPSEY (Rev.) Milly (Oglesby or Rebecca Elizabeth Watson Martha Stokes ? Dowling??) ? See C-311 & Page 3 See C-321 & Page 21 See C-331& Page 39 See Page 2 | | | ELIAS ELIJAH JAMES JR. A. Mary ? ? Elizabeth Rice Jane White B. Elizabeth Stewart See S-312 & Page 12 See C-322 & Page 25 See C-332 & Page 67 | | |

CAGEBY (MICAJAH) JOHN JABEZ John Stokes Sarah ? Susan Barnes LYDIA ANN See Page 20 See C-323 & Page 30 See C-333 & Page 71 | | | ZACHEUS (Rev.) WILLIS H. A. Eliza ? ? Nancy Cook B. Zadie Capp See C-324 & Page 35 C. Permelia Head See Page 73 | |

ALLEN DAUGHTER Polly Heath See Page 37 See C-335 & Page 74 | |

DAUGHTER Henry Stokes See Page 37 RHODA See C-336 & Page 77 | |

LETTIE SIMEON See Page 37 Died Single See Page 80 | |

POLLIE LEVI (Rev.) See Page 37 Ann ? See C-338 & Page 80 | |

SALLIE Benjamin Hildreth See Page 37 JEMIMA See C-339 & Page 86 ? X

Page 99 -JABEZ Chart 311-L Rebecca ___?___ See C-101 & P-3

-ELIZABETH -WILLIAM II -DENNIS -JAMES II -JABEZ LAZARUS, SR. died single Elizabeth Rhoden Mary E. Moore Rebecca ___?___ H. Elizabeth Davis See Page 3 See Page 4 See Page 6 See Page 7 See Page 8

-JOHN RILEY -WILLIAM WESLEY -AARON -DAVID C. Margaret Alden Ardelia E. Frier Sarah A. Winn Letitia Thomas X See C-501 & P-4 See C-504 & P-6 See C-506 & P-7 See C-509 & P-8

-MATTHEW B. Samuel Register -REBECCA Jacob Altman Jane ___?___ -REBECCA See Page 7 -LUVICEY See Page 5 See A-602 & P-6 See Page 9

-REBECCA E. Charles King -DARLING II James A. Rowell See Page 6 -ELIZA See Page 7 -TEMPERANCE See Page 6 See A-604 & P-9

-JABEZ JACK Isham Crews X X Sarah Hickox -ADELINE See C-507 & P-7 See A-605 & P-9

Wm. John Crews X -SABRA SALINA See A-606 & P-9

-AVERY died as a child See Page 9

William Edwards -SOPHINA BELL See Page 9

David Raulerson -MARY MARTHA See A-607 & P-9

-HESTER ANN died as an infant See Page 9

-JABEZ LAZARUS, JR. Susan Crews See C-511 & P-9

A. Petty (or) ___?___ Roberson -REBECCA ELIZA See Page 9

-JOHN D. Nancy Taylor See C-512 & P-10

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Page 100 - JABEZ Rebecca ? CHART 311-R See C-101 & Page 3 |

- DARLING Hansford Cleland - Daughter - Daughter Jeremiah Walker Sr Sophie Davis - SARAH Born About Born About - NANCY See Page 10 See Page 3 1800-1810 1800-1810 See Page 4

| | | | | Dempsey Griffin - James Henry ? ? J. J. Johns - MARY E. Henrietta Davis - Mary See A-608 & Page 10 See Page 3 Born 1830

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Edmond Thomas Frank Prescott - Nancy - MARTHA - Ulmer Born 1832 See A-609 & Page 10 (These Names Just Received)* | | | - Elizabeth - LAZARUS Nelse Bowers Born 1834 Mary Ann Guy - Becky Ann See C-514 & Pge 10 (These Names | Just Received)* | | - James Born 1835 - JOHN George Bowers Sarah Johns - Lyna | See C-515 & Page 11 (These Names Just Received)* - Jeremiah, Jr. | | Born 1839

- JAMES R ? Sauls | Annie Johns - Caroline See C-516 & Page 11 (These Names - Susannah Just Received)* Born 1839 | | | Wm. Henry Stone Elmer Thomas - HARRIETT - Mary Ann - Rebecca See A-610 & Page 11 (These Names Born 1841 Just Received)* | | | Allen Stone X - Keziah - SELETA Born 1845 See A-611 & Page 11 * These comments refer to the original | | 1959 text - Esther Unknown Born 1845 - MELINDA AVEY See A-612 & Page 11 |

| - John Born 1846 - DARLING WESLEY Mary F. Harris | See C-517 & Page 12 - Hampton | Born 1850 a John Harris b Joe Thornton | c Nathan Dryden - EMMA SORENTHO X See A-613 & Page 12 |

L. R. Harris - SOPHIA See A-614 & Page 12 |

- DENNIS II Died as a Child See Page 12 | X

Page 101 -ELIJAH Chart 312-L Elizabeth Rice See C-101 & P-12

Zachariah Graham John Hanberry -DECANIA -WILLIAM BENJAMIN -SARAH -ELEANOR Elizabeth Zorn A. Maria Holman See Page 13 See Page 13 See Page 14 B. Rebecca Staley See Page 16

James Jones -Washington Aaron Andrew J. Cox Jacob E. Free -Ida Elizabeth Lena Hurst -ELLEN ELIZABETH A-ELIZABETH See A-615 & P-13 See A-617 & P-13 See A-622 & P-14 MAGALENE See A-626 & P-16

-Winchester -Henry R. Henry W. Rice, Sr. Joseph Kennerly a. Eliza C. Smith died single -SARAH A-ELLEN MARIA b. Julia Brooks See page 13 See A-623 & P-14 See A-627 & P-16 See A-616 & P-13

-William Wesley -Bartholomew Caleb Sauls J. Rufus Turner Sarah Morse died single -MARY S. B-EMMA See page 13 See page 13 See Page 14 See Page 16

-Decania a. James Michael Barr Clara M. __?__ b. Franklin A. Warren X See Page 13 -REBECCA ANN X See A-624 & P-15

-Hansford -ELIJAH HENRY __?__ Slater a. Virginia Spann See A-618 & P-13 b. Laura Cannon See C-521 & P-15

-John Chester -AARON DECANIA a. Honora Corniff Caroline Rebecca Tyler b. Elvira J. Padgett See C-522 & P-15 See A-618.1 & P-14

John Sandifer -CHARLEIGH THADEUS -E. Jane Margaret Quattlebaum See A-619 & P-14 See C-625 & P-15

Henry Sandifer -JOHN C. -Georgianna Mary E. Babers See A-620 & P-14 See C-523 & P-15

-Margaret -WM. PRESTON, SR. died single a. Emma __?__ See Page 14 b. Mary Ann Snider See Page 15

__?__ -Louisa See Page 14 X

John Witt, Sr. -Rebecca See A-621 & P-14

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Page 102 -ELIJAH Elizabeth Rice Chart 312-R See C-101 & P-12

Daniel Guess -AARON MADISON A. __?__ Rosier -CHARLEIGH -ELIZABETH A. Martha A. C. Colllins B. James Hill A. Nancy Holbrook See Page 16 B. Mrs Lota Cato -NANCY ANN B. Eliza S. Griggs See Page 17 See Page 19 See Page 19

-John Eli Nolly Dr. D. D. Briggs A -Sing Bemberry Bond Jones died age four A-MARY ANN A -ELIZABETH See Page 17 See A-631 & P-17 See Page 19 See Page 19

-James Aaron Alexander Taylor __?__ Kearse A-JACOB ELIJAH died single A-ELEANOR KITTURAH A -Eliza Emma B. Dotson See Page 17 See A-632 & P-18 See Page 19 See A-634 & P-20

-Charles Z. R. A-JAMES AARON E. __?__ Snider died as infant a. Mary E. McDonald A -Sarah Helen See Page 17 b. __?__ McDaniel See Page 19 X See C-526 & P-18

-Decania Wm. D. Francis M. Adams B -William Calista Parler B-VIRGINIA CAROLINE died as infant See A-628 & P-17 See A-633 & P-18 (per late letter)

-Sarah Ann Elizabeth W. H. Colson died age eight B -Harriett See Page 16 X See Page 19

-Joseph G. H. a. Susan Barr b. Mattie Prothro ? See A-629 & P-17

-Samuel Daniel Medicus (Doctor) Sallie Barr See A-630 & P-17

Allen Turkett -Eleanor P. R. See page 17

-Henry E. E. died age one See Page 17

-William E. B. Louise Smith See A-630.1 & P-17

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Page 103 -WILLIAM H. Chart 321 Elizabeth Sarah Watson See C-101 & P-21

-son, age 10 to 16 -daughter -daughter -MARGARET -FRANCES -WILLIAM HAMPTON Gillum Walston on 1810 census under ten on under ten on See Page 21 See Page 21 Mahaley Ogden -MARY see page 21 1810 census 1810 census See Page 22 See Page 21

-ISAAC -Thomas Henrietta Williams Elmira Cheshire ? ? ? ? ? See Page 23 See Page 22

-JOHN WEST Lewis Wm. Rivers died age ten -Susan Ann Amanda See page 23 See A-635 & P-22

-WILLIAM HENRY Andrew Johns died age seven -Elizabeth Jane See page 23 See Page 22

-BERIAN Jacob R. Parnell died single -Sarah R. See page 23 See A-636 & P-22

Jackson D. Mann Jim Tillis -MARTHA JANE -Mary B. See A-637 & P-23 See Page 22

Wm. Alex Townsend -William Franklin -ELIZABETH SARAH Mahala Johns See A-637.1 & P-23 See Page 22

-GEORGE DALLAS -Joseph E. Mary Ann Barnett __?__ Gilliard See C-531 & P-23 See Page 22

-LEWIS Anna Scott See Page 24 X

-JOHN WESLEY Emma Ogden See A-638 & P-24

-THOMAS Laura Ann Weeks See C-532 & P-24

-PHILIP HENRY Emma Ruth Wolfe See C-533 & P-24

-FRANCIS MARION a. Polly Anna Weeks b. Harriet Jaudon c. Minnie Gillen See A-639 & P-25

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Page 104 -JAMES, JR. Chart 322 Jane White See C-101 & P-25

-WILLIAM -JOHN Charles Smith __?__ James A. __?__ HENRY TUCKER killed age 15 -AUDREY -REBECCA B. Stephen Denmark Jane Ann Cleland See Page 25 See Page 25 See Page 25 -ELLEN See Page 26 See Page 28

John H. Jones -Jim John S. Andrews -MARY REBECCA A-EMILY See A-640 & P-26 X ? See A-644 & P-28

-WILLIAM HENRY -Ned (or Med?) A -JAMES WALTER TOM Didamier Johnson a. Miss James See C-541 & P-26 b. Martha Thornton See C-546 & P-28

Wm. Tomlinson A -JOHN H. N. P. -HARRIETT ADELINE ? a. Catherine Tyson See A-641 & P-26 b. Lula Dixon See C-547 & P-29

-ROBERT NELSON,SR. B -Stephen Banner Caroline Wester Mamie Crews Lou Venia Odgen See A-645 & P-29 See C-542 & P-26

-HANSFORD JACKSON Wm. Jack Johns Eliz. Shirley B -Lovey Jane Mrs. Tillis See A-646 & P-29 See A-642 & P-27

-MILES George E. Kelly died age one B -Hester See Page 27 See A-647 & P-29

Geroge W. Thomas -SARAH ELEANOR See A-643 & P-27 X

-JOHN BRYANT Emily Roberts See C-543 & P-27

-RAMSOM TUCKER Ida Massey See page 27

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Page 105 -JOHN JABEZ Chart 323-L Susan Barnes See C-101 & P-30

-JAMES THEOPHILUS William Croft -WILLIAM MATTISON John Harriett -JOHN JEFFERSON Mary Ann Long -RENNIE Eliz. Harrison -HESTER ANN died single See Page 30 See Page 32 See Page 32 See Page 33 See Page 33

-WILLIAM HAMILTON -William, Jr. James Harriett -Frank Clara L. Ruth See Page 32 (first cousins) Annie Priester See C-551 & P-30 -VICTORIA See Page 33 See Page 32 X

John Asa Tuten -Rosa -WM. FERDINAND -William -SUSAN CATHERINE See Page 32 died as a child a. Missie Mole See A-648 & P-31 See Page 32 b. Sarah Benton See Page 33

John Fred. Rivers __?__ Rivers a. Joseph Rosier -James -ARGENIE ROSETTA -Anna b. Blakely Mason a. Martha Myers See A-649 & P-31 See Page 32 -CLEMENTINE PAM. b. VICTORIA Dowling See A-652 & P-33 See Page 33

-JOHN VIRGLE -RILEY R. William Priester Annie Williams died single -Susan See C-552 & P-31 ? See page 33 See Page 33

-DECANIE DEXTER __?__ Simmons Mary Marg. Thames -Nancy See C-553 & P-31 X See Page 33

Jos. D. Deloache Henry Kinard -DEBORAH MELLISON -Mary See A-650 & P-32 See Page 33

Thos. T. Speaks -EMMA ELIZABETH ? See A-651 & P-32

-LUCIOUS RHETT Mary Susan Goethe See A-651.1 & P-32

-ANNIE REGINA died single See P 32

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Page 106 -JOHN JABEZ Susan Barnes Chart 323-R See C-101 & P-30

-ELBERT LIGAH a. Humphrey Moore Mike Freeman -OLIVER PERRY -ELIZA JANE Ann Harriett b. J. H. Cope -MARY a. Josephine Prescott died single See Page 33 -JULIA See page 33 b. Henrietta Googe See Page 35 See Page 33 See Page 33

George Googe -Charlie a-JOSEPHINE -CORA HAZELTINE See Page 33 died age nine See Page 33 X See Page 33 X

-JOHN HAMPTON -Sula b-SARAH VIOLA Lelia Ambrose See Page 33 died age seven See Page 33 See Page 33

-Mary Jane John Ham. Nix See Page 33 b-AIMEE GERTRUDE X See A-653 & P-34

-Lou b-JULIA E. See Page 33 died single See Page 34

__?__ Loadholt b-JOHN CALHOUN, SR. -Julia Lillie Cleland See Page 33 See C-556 & P-34

b-WADE HAMPTON Laura Bassett ? See A-654 & P-34

b-BENJ. WYMAN, SR. Mary E. Sullivan See C-557 & P-34

b-HENRY GOOGE died single See Page 34

b-OLIVER PERRY, II (”DOLLY”) Agnes Sullivan See C-558 & P-34

b-ABRAM DAVID Edith Barker See A-655 & P-35

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Page 107 -WILLIS H. Chart 324 Nancy Cook See C-101 & P-35

-JOSEPH -son -son (JAMES?) Absolam Presnal -daughter -MADISON a.Samuel A. Austin a. Thos. D. Owens a. Catherine __?__ (born 1810-1815) (Born 1810-1815) -JULIA (born 1810-1815) See Page 37 B. David Crowell b. Thos. J. Rawls b. Eliz. Johns See Page 37 See Page 37 See Page 36 See Page 36 -HANNAH JANE -LETITIA See Page 36 See Page 36 See Page 35

a. -James John Wm. Britton See Page 36 a. -Mary Ellen ? ????? See A-656 & P-35

a. -Frank Albert E. Philips See Page 36 b. -Eugenia See A-657 & P-35

?A. J. Barrett? b-Wm. A. Rawls, Sr. a. -Letty Mary Maxw. Flagg See Page 36 See A-658 & P-36

b-Annie E. died age three ? See Page 36

E.J.K. Johnston b-Frances See A-659 & P-36

b-Thomas Glover Sadie Williams See Page 36

b-Edwin Blake died as infant See Page 36

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Page 108 Page 109 -DEMPSEY (Rev.) Chart 331-L Martha Stokes See C-101 & P-39

Elisha Matthews -WESLEY -ELIZABETH (twin) William Cox -NOEL -FLETCHER Sam’l H. Hallford -LACY Amanda E. O’Neal died as child -MILLY (twin) Sarah D. McDonald Caroline Martin -ZILLIH See Pages 39 & 41 See Page 43 See Pages 40 & 44 See Page 44 See Page 47 See Page 50 See Page 51

-William Edward -COLONEL JASPER M. Gordon Matthews -JOHN WESLEY -JEFFERSON -James a. Lucy Brackin died single -Martha Ann Annie J. Thompson Margaret Kelly Mary J. Skipper b. Nancy J. Brown See Page 43 X See A-669 & P-45 See Page 47 See A-676 & P-50 See Page 52 See A-660 & P-42

Sam’l J. Andrews -MARTIN R. -Nancy -ANGUS (Rev.) Jim Harris -Wesley H. -Martha Ann died single died as child? Laura L. Boswell -MARY JANE Sophia Ann Figg See A-661 & P-42 See Page 43 See Page 45 See C-563 & P-48 See A-677 & P-51 See A-680 & P-52

Wm. Henry Martin -MARION JACKSON a. Simeon P. Gray -SIMEON John Jeff. Bottoms -Susannah -Mary Mancey Ursula Atkinson b. Edward G. Didham Sarah Jane Welch -MARG. VICTORIA died single See A-662 & P-42 See C-561 & P-43 -Mary Elizabeth See C-564 & P-48 See A-678- & P-51 See Page 52 See A- 670 & P-45

John C. Clark Elisha R. Woodham Elcanah Chambliss -MARQUIS DE -ANDERSON Robt. G. Skipper -Sarah Jane -FRANCES -Sarah Savannah LAFAYETTE Caledonia Connelly -Sarah Ann See A-663 & P-42 See A-668 & P-44 See Page 46 died as child See A-679 & P-51 See A-681 & P- 53 See Page 49

-Mellon Thoory -Wm. Fletcher -JAMES KING -Jason Wilburn Rebecca Treadwell a. Martha Ann Bush died single died single See A-664 & P-42 b. Matilda K. Parker See Page 49 X See Page 53 X See A-671 & P-46

John F. Martin -Jesse James -DANIEL YOUNG -Dixon H.L. -Aquilla Malissey died single Rebecca J. Dick Harriett Skipper See A-665 & P-43 See Page 46 See C-565 & P-49 See Page 53

James C. Ross -Henry Edmond -NOEL PEELER -Gordon L -Talitha died single “DORA” Dowling Emily Mullins See A-666 & P-43 See Page 46 See A-674 & P-49 See A-682 & P-53

Hugh McDonald William A. Gray -GABRIEL PASTORY -Samuel Jesse -Eliz. Ann Joseph. -Cornelia Zilpha Ann Smith died single See A-667 & P-43 See A-672 & P-46 See C-566 & P-50 See Page 53

Wm. Acrel Byrd Henry Thos. Casey a. Jas.W.T. Smith Jas. P. Pritchett -Margaret T.D.P. -Delilah Marena b. A.D. Wall -Calif. Josephine See Page 43 See A-673 & P-46 -ANNA JANE See A-683 & P-53 See A-675 & P-50

-Saphronia Ann Sam’l Ez. Hallford X died as child? -Piety See Page 46 X See A-684 & P- 54

-Clayton Monroe -Rebecca died as child died as child? See Page 54 See Page 46

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Page 110 -DEMPSEY (Rev.) Martha Stokes Chart 331-R See C-101 & P-39

Emmanuel Parrish -JOHN, SR. (Rev.) -EDWARD -JAMES James Parrish -ZINNAMON (Rev.) Mathias Brackin -MARTHA Charlotte Brackin a. Anna Oates Nancy Martin -MARY ANNA Eliz. Ingraham -FRANCES See Page 54 See Page 55 b. Maggie A. Barnes See Page 61 See Page 54 See Page 63 See Page 65 See Page 59

-Levin C. “Hill” -SAMUEL LAWSON a-HENDERSON JESSE Timothy C. Lee, II -Chapman Geo. W. Duncan -Simeon W. Ardilla __?__ Sarah J. Windham died as child -SARAH A. E. See Page 54 -LAURA Almeida Windham See Page 54 See C-568 & P-56 See page 59 See A-694 & P-61 See A-700 & P- 64 See A-706 & P-66

-Jefferson B. -ELISHA MATHIAS C. a-ROBERT JAMES Spencer Johnson -Marcellus -PINKNEY MANCIL Lafayette Metcalf See Page 54 Tansy Jane Britt Drucilla Thompson -CATHERINE C. died single a. Sarah G. Brown -Martha Jane See A-685 & P-56 See Page 59 See A-695 & P-61 See Page 54 b. Nancy R. Brown See A-707 & P-66 c. Jane Brown See A-701 & P-64

John C. Parker Daniel Martin -WILLIAM REYNOLDS -Savannah -Warren W. -LACY ANN LUIZA a-MARGARET a. Matt Howell See Page 55 John Bailey Sarah F. Conner X See A-686 & P-56 FRANCES b. Arminta Stanford -JETSON CAMILLA See A-708 & P-66 See A-689 & P-59 See C-573 & P-62 See A-702 & P-64

John P. McDonald Needham Hughes a. Stephen Martin -Rosaberg (?) Thos. W. Pritchett -NANCY JANE a-ELIZABETH ANN b. Joe S. Morris See Page 55 -SIMPSON QUITMAN -Lucy Lavannah See A-687 & P-57 See A-690 & P-60 -ANNA JANE a. Frances Golden See A-709 & P-66 See A-696 & P-62 b. Willie Adams See C-577 & P-64

-NOEL BAXTER Ransom Byrd -GREEN BERRY YOUNG -Young Ira Green Elizabeth Wells a-MARTHA JANE a.Catherine Woodham See Page 55 Jas.R.L.S. O’Neal -Velie See C-569 & P-57 See A-691 & P-60 b.Georgia Ann Dunn -MATTIE See A-710 & P-66 See C-574 & P-62 See A-703 & P-65

-JARRETT MALONE John C. Holman, Sr. William Stanford -Lawrence -Hayden L. Ella Crim a-SUSAN VIRGINIA -PAMDORA Martha __?__ -WILLIAM LEROY Mary Eliz. Brown See A-688 & P-58 See A-692 & P-60 See Page 63 See Page 55 Net Marsh See A-711 & P-66 See Page 65

-LOUIS LAWRENCE Wm. Acrel Byrd -JAMES ERVIN -Sarah -Roxy Ann Ida Connelly a-VANTILLER OPHELIA a. __?__ died as child Judge A. Marsh died as child See C-570 & P-58 RIO DE JANEIRO b. Lettie O. Murray See Page 55 -PENNY LOUETTA See Page 66 See A-693 & P-60 See A-697 & P-63 See A-704 & P-65

-JOHN PARROTT (first cousins) Sam Calv. Windham -Mary A. Dallas Metcalf died as child NOEL P. Dowling -BUNEY See Page 55 Nace Russell -Piety Elonia See page 58 a-CHAS. E. E., “DORA” See A-698 & P-63 -JOICY See A-712 & P-67 See A-674 & P-60 See A-705 & P-65

-GEORGE a-STEPHEN EDWARD I.V. Morris Neil E. Keahey WASHINGTON died single -CALLIE -STEVEN CALVESTUS -Rebecca Mollie Carroll See Page 60 See A-699 & P-63 X a. Lavonia Forehand See C-571 & P- 58 b. Emma King C. Mary Leddon

(five infants) -M.Lawrence “Bud” See Page 61 -M.Y. a. Lena Jacobs X X died as child b. Mattie Hudson See page 65 See A-714 & P-67

-Thady H. “Tarve” X Alice Jones X See A-715 & P-67

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Page 111 -ELIAS Chart 332 a. Mary __?__ b. Elizabeth Steward See C-101 & P-67

a. -HANSFORD H. W. Wicker Henry Hendrix Henry Hendrix a -ELIAS G. John Davis A -KEZIAH A. Martha Weaver a -NANCY a -EMALINE a -MARY ANN A. Lucilla Russell A -SENY LENA died single? B. Nancy Harrod See Page 69 See Page 70 See Page 70 B. __?__ See Page 71 See Page 71 See Page 68 See Page 70

A -WALTER T. S. -Dilley (b.1844) -Mary Ann (b. 1846) Robt. J. Burton -William (b. 1853) died single A -FRANCES JO. VIC. Amanda __?__ See Page 68 ? See A-719 & P-70 See Page 71 ?

A -ZACHEUS ASBURY W. W. Rutland -Perry (b. 1848) A -NOAH COLUMBUS Adelaide J. Glenn -Martha (b. 1844) Martha E. Jones ? See C-581 & P-68 See Page 69 See C-586 & P-70

A -JOSEPH -Julia (b. 1845) John T. Burton BASKERVILLE ? A -ANTOINETTE Sallie Tucker See A-720 & P-70 See C-582 & P-69

A -ANDREW TURNER -Arbena (b 1847) A -EUGENE L. Mary F. Coskrey Martha Day See A-716 & P-69 See Page 70

A -GEORGE PIERCE -James (b. 1849) A -WM. THEODORE Alice Martin 1. Hattie McLeod See A-717 & P-69 2. Ella McLeod See C-587 & P-71

Junius Rawls -Alex (b. 1856) B -EUGENIA HARTENE A -SUSAN LYLIS See Page 70 See A-718 & P-69

Dr. R. B. Stapleton -Franklin (b. 1858) A -LULA COTTRELL X See Page 69

X ?

Page 112 John Stokes Chart 333 -LYDIA ANN See C-101 & P-71

-Isaiah -Jehu -Burrell C. -William -John O. -Edwin Rebecca Gooden Sarah __?__ A. Elizabeth __?__ Amanda __?__ Edy __?__ Martha Jane __?__ See Page 72 See Page 72 B. Mary E. Marsh See Page 72 See Page 71 See Page 71 See Page 72

-Barzilla H. Mixon -Mary A. (b. 1842) A -Henry T. (b. 1835) -Mary E. (b. 1842) -George -Melinda See Page 71 See A-721 & P-72 ?

a. __?__ Walden -Tom (b. 1843) A -John S. (b. 1839) -Cynthia (b. 1845) b. A Jack Donnell -Catherine Lucinda ? See A-722 & P-72

-Joseph Wilburn -Susan E. (b. 1844) A -Rachel (b. 1843) a. Fannie H. Mizell ? b. __?__ Williams See Page 72

-Jeremiah Sylvester -Caroline (b. 1845) A -Millissa J. died single (b. 1841) see Page 72

-Commodore -Frances A. (b. 1846) A -Eliza A. (b. 1845) Susan A. Fountain See Page 72

-Doc -Olin E. (b. 1849) A -Mary Ann __?__ Deloney (b. 1848) See Page 72

-Andrew Joe A -Sarah (b. 1849) -Richard Gus (b. 1855) See Page 72

John J. Jones -Josephine A -Martha (b. 1851) -Mittie Ann (b. 1856) See Page 73 died young?

-Samuel Thomas -Frank Judge __?__ McGee (b. 1858) See Page 72 ?

Matt Donnell -Matilda (b. 1860) -Mollie See Page 73

__?__ Jernigan -Ellen See Page 73 ?

Jas. Buch. Pouncey -Jennie See Page 73

Sam Paschal -Georgia See Page 73

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Page 113 -ALLEN Chart 335 Polly Heath See C-101 & P-74

-SARAH a. __?__ -Unidentified -FRANCIS ASBURY, -SAMUEL SEWALL died age 18 b. James N. Suggs -daughter (born SR. Cordelia Ham See Page 74 -HESTER 1819 to 1830) Martha C. Heath See Page 77 See Page 74 See Page 75

a -WILEY W. -WILLIAM ANDREW A. Caroline Josey A. Leola Large X B. __?__ ? B. Gertrude Dubose X See A-723 & P-74 See C-591 & P-75

b -William Asbury -HENRY ALLEN died single Sarah Moore See Page 74 See Page 76

b -Samuel R. -F. A., Jr. “DORSEY” A. Ida Sansbury Lydia S. Kelley B. Rhoda Register See A-726 & P-76 See Page 74

b -John T. -JOHN CHAPEL Eliza Best Beulah Galloway See A-724 & P-74 See C-592 & P-76

Mellon Sansbury Capers Raines b -Sarah Lou -MARY SUSANNAH See Page 74 See A-727 & P-76

b- Rufus Allen J. Ferd. Thomas Ann Clyborne -MARTHA CAROLINE See A-725 & P-75 See A-728 & P-76

William Fields Jim Lloyd b -Mary Anna -AGNES LOUIZA See Page 74 See A-729 & P-76

-JAMES MULDROW Agnes Yarborough X See A-593 & P-76

L. W. Ham -SALLY JANE See Page 77

-SAM’L PINKNEY Mary A. Yarborough See C-594 & P-77

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Page 114 Henry Stokes Chart 336 -RHODA See C-101 & P-77

-James Wilson -Seaborn Glenn Phillip H. King Martha Ann Lee Emma Simon Laney -Martha See Page 77 See Page 78 See Page 79

-Walter K. -John Evan Wm. Eben Hayes Elizabeth Kennedy died as child -Susanne See A-730 & p-78 See Page 78 See Page 79

-Lee G. -James Harmon -C. J. died single Zion Patterson died age seven See Page 78 see A-733 & P-78 See Page 79

B. W. Clendinen, Sr. -Charles Asbury Wm. M. Snellgrove -Mattie Eugenia Nancy E. Beasley -Martha J. See A-731 & P-78 See Page 78 See A-736 & P-80

-James Jas. Tom Beasley Wm. M. Gunter died as child -Mary Emma Rebecca -Nancy Louisa See Page 78 See A-734 & P-79 See A-737 & P-80

-Robert Edward -William Bartow -Joe Wilson a. Vickey Lee Jane Beasley Amanda Clark b. Ola M. Bethune See A-735 & P-79 See A-738 & P-80 See A-732 & P-78

-Ida Dora William Jones died as child -Sarah Frances See Page 78 X See Page 80

-Roy Dowling Joe Clark died single -Amy V. See Page 78 See Page 80

-John Oscar Minnie Knight X See Page 80

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Page 115 -LEVI (Reverend) Chart 338-L Ann __?__ See C-101 & P-80

a. John Savage John P. Hooks -ROBERT S. -son, unidentified __?__ Savage -BENJAMIN L. b. Daniel(?) McLean -CAROLINE Mary __?__ born before 1830 - SARAH J. a. __?__ -MARY J. See Page 82 See Page 82 See P-83 See Page 83 b. Cena D. West See Page 81 See Page 83

b -Wilson, “Wish” __?__ Dehart -Alcena, “Cena” Wm. Bibb Royall died single -Mary Ann born 1855 a -MARTHA ANN See Page 81 See Page 82 X ? died single See A-742 & P-83

b -Daniel (Jr.?) Wm. Hutchinson -Nan J. a -HAYDEN W. Margaret McDaniel -Sarah Born 1857 died as child See A-739 & P-81 See Page 82 died single See P-83

-Jim -Jim W. b -SUSAN L. See Page 82 Mollie Mosely died as child X See Page 83 See Page 84

-Benj. Daniel b -SAMUEL L. Abi Adeline Rhodes died as child? See A-740 & P-82 X See Page 84

-Dave b -JOHN HARRISON Susie __?__ Fannie McPhail See Page 82 See C-596 & P-84

__?__ Smith Jack McGregor -Ellen b -ELLA See Page 82 See A-743 & P-84

b -ROBERT ZEDOCK Hattie G. Hooks ? See C-597 & P-84

b -SHELTON ISAAC Lillie E. Kincannon See C-598 & P-84

Issac R. Vannoy b- ANNIE FRANCES See A-744 & P-84

b-DAVID EDWARD Dora Creed See A-745 & P-84

Fred Vannoy b -FENNIE WEST See A-746 & P-84

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Page 116 LEVI (Reverand) ANN ? Chart 338-R See C-101 & Page 80 |

- JOHN W - DANIEL LOSTELL - JAMES JACKSON - MARTHA W Newton McDaniel Ben Frank Massey Died Single Died Single Mary E Huckerby Died Age 1 - SUSAN D - AMANDA See Page 84 See Page 84 See Page 84 See Page 84 See A-747 & Page 85 See A-748 & Page 85 | | | | | | X X X X - A. Gus - Zack IInd Melinda Simson Pearl Carnes See A-747 & Page 85 See A-748 & Page 85 | | - James Luther - Robert William a Bertha Neaves Julia Ballard b Lillian McNeer See A-747 & Page 85 See A-748 & Page 85 | |

Emmett E Ousley - Levi Elva - Lillie Callie Parrish See A-747 & Page 85 See A-748 & Page 85 | |

J W Neaves James G Flowers - Amanda - Ann See A-747 & Page 85 See A-748 & Page 85 | |

Charlie Brown - Nannie - Bessie Died Single See A-747 & Page 85 See Page 85 | | X Jim A Mabry - Mallie See A-748 & Page 85 |

Tom Merriweather - Pearl

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Page 117 Benjamin Hildreth Chart 339-L -JEMIMA See C-339 & P-86

-William C. Henry B. Grimes -Susie -Travis Zaccheus __?__ Bailey -James -Mary Milly _?__ -Harriett C. See Page 86 a. Qunicy Whittle -Sarah (b. 1836) (b. 1836) See Page 86 See Page 86 b. Eliza. S. Hayes See Page 86 See Page 86 See Page 86 See Page 87

-Haywood Pinkney b -Franklin Pierce A. Nancy Sanders Lenora E. Mims B. Eliz. Holman ? See A-754 & P-88 ? ? ? ? See A-749 & P-86

-Frances Catherine James Mad. Heath died as child b -Nancy Jane See Page 86 See Page 88

-Bejamin Wm. Joh Robt. Engram A. Caroline Shepherd b -Missouri Frances B. Vinia Forbes Sams See Page 88 C. Mollie Reed See A-750 & P-86

Jas. Monroe Chancey b -Sarah Elizabeth -John Thomas See Page 88 America Watters See A-751 & P-87

b- George Travis Emma Miss. Mixson -Amon Travis See A-755 & P-88 died as child See Page 86

And. L. Wilson b -Mittie Emma W. L. McCauley See Page 88 -Georgiann See A-752 & P-87

b -Henry Walter Lillie Skipper -James Buchanan See A-756 & P-88 died as child See Page 86

b -Marvin Bascomb Lula Lee Cotter -Henry Edwin See Page 88 Altie Nelson See A-753 & P-87

David M. Mixson b -Ada Lillian See Page 88 X X

Page 118 Benjamin Hildreth -JEMIMA Chart 339-R See C-339 & P-86

-Martha M. -Frances -John M. -Robt. Henry Jack -Saphronia J. -child, unidentified (b. 1838) (b. 1840) (b. 1844) a. Julia S. Hamner (born 1849) See Page 86 See Page 86 See Page 86 See Page 88 b. Annie Carmichael See Page 86 See Page 88

a -E. Homer ? ? ? See Page 88 ? ?

a -R. Bunyan See Page 88

a -A. Lonnie See Page 88

__?__ Hollis a -Vickie See Page 88

Finley Griffin a -Muncie See Page 88

Frank Fleming a -Beulah See Page 88

Will Newman a -Vinnie See Page 88

Lee Green a -Daisy See Page 88

Alonzo B. Green a -Ida Roberts See A-757 & P-88

b -B. Horace See Page 89

b -B. Malcom See Page 89

Emmett G. Miller b -Lillie Mae See Page 89

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Page 119 -JOHN RILEY Chart 501 Margaret M. Alden See C-311 & P-5

-WILLIAM NEWTON -JAMES J. -JOHN WESLEY A. Jesse L. McGlon Caroline Center Annie Harville killed by horse B. H. B. O’Berry as a young man -ELIZABETH

-CHARLES EDWIN Frank Tate a. Edward Owen-1 -6 -6 b. W. E. Gebhardt-1 Julia J. Howell -JIMMIE ? A-Jessie Elizabeth

-JOHN TIMOTHY B-Noah Austin -2 -6 Sarah Pritchard X Eva Shaw

Riley Pritchard B-Frank -4 -2 -ETTA MAE Naomi J. Kearns

B-Newton Dowling -2 X Marian Shay

B-Robert E. Lee -0 died, age ten

B-Lumia Eston -0 died, age 11

Mason B. Hunt, Sr. -1 B-Maggie Jane

B-Ella -0 died as an infant

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Page 120 Page 121 -WILLIAM WESLEY Chart 504-L Ardelia E. Frier See C-311 & P-6

-JOHN MOSES -WM. HENRY TAYLOR -DAVID -RYAN ELI -SAMUEL -JAMES DENNIS Mary Ann Avery Georgianna Hayes died as a child Beulah Roberts LEONARD, SR. Mary E. Swilley A. Bertha Prevatt B. Linda Corbitt

-OSCAR POWELL -WILLIE EDWIN -WILLIAM ELI A-SAMUEL L., JR. -JAMES ALFRED -12 -2 a. Thelma Pelton-? -0 -3 Lovie Roberts Sallie McLeod X b. Ruby Dyal-? died as an infant Gertrude Jones c. Jane Morgan-?

-WILLIAM MANNING -JOHN RICHARD -4 -8 -VIRGINIA ___?__ -MAXCY EDWIN Melissa Duncan Beulah Sanders -0 -0 -5 died as a child A-MARY Arrell Coppage

-JOHN H. PERRY -LEONARD FRANKLIN a. Mary Freeman-2 -1 b. Kate Palmer-5 Pearl Davis A-MARTHA -LEONARD JACKSON -0 -0 X died age three died age three -DANIEL DREW -JUNIUS ALEXANDER -3 a. Carrie McLeod-0 Lizzie Britt b. E. V. Etheridge-2 J. T. Studstill X -5 -LAWRENCE M. -MILTON -ADEL -0 -0 died age one died, age three

Ed. Dasher Wm. M. Durance -MAGGIE -8 -9 -0 -LOUANNIE ARDELIA -LENORA died as an infant

Johnny P. Barrs -LOU -EMMA ELIZABETH -12 -0 -0 -AMIE ELIZABETH died as an infant died age one

-EMILY -JIMMIE ELLA -0 -0 -LEILA died, age four still single -0 died age two

-ISABELL W. B. Watson -0 -2 died, age two -BELLE J. R. Copeland -4 -JEWEL RUTH -MARY Herbert Sloat -0 -2 died, age 13 -LORA Ben H. Wisenbaker -2 M. D. McLane -THELMA -_?_ X -SARAH

Preston H. Bray G. A. Jack -0 -_?_ -MARY LEE -NAN

Homer Waldrop -_?_ X -ANNA

Joseph T. Webb -6 -ALICE

Vaud Thompson -4 -BESSIE

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Page 122 -WILLIAM WESLEY Ardelia E. Frier Chart 504-R See C-311 & P-6

Edwin Dasher Richard Black, Sr. J. Matt Penny Jim P. Fletcher John J. McDonald -SARAH ELIZABETH -MARY EMILY -JANE AMANDA -JULIA SAMANTHA -CAROLYN

-John H. -Richard, Jr. -Tom -John -Wm. Augustus -5 -3 -5 -2 -4 Berta Roberts Freddie Hayes Genie Drawdy Justine Foster Sue Rivers

-Joseph J. -Robert E. -Charles L. -Joe -Lee Roy -3 -5 -6 -0 -2 Bessie Hightower Ruth Miller Lillian Dasher Ida Swain Mamie Redfern (first cousin)

-Leonard Hayes -John -James C. -Tommy -Perry John (”Bud”) -7 -1 -1 -6 -4 Ida Dennis Ruby Wise Maude __?__ Rosa Alcorn Ollie Gaskins

-Edwin Stewart -Ben -Matthew J. H. Prescott -Norman Chester (”Doc”) -6 -7 -2 -3 Estelle __?__ Nell Dennis Mollie Tyler -Maude Mae Middleton

-Orren Perry -Henry -Frank Charlie Freeman -Henry Webster (”Cap”) -0 -1 -5 a.Ruth Cone-4 -3 died, age ten Lena Outlaw -Eva b.Mable Turner-4 Lucille Peters

-James Augustus John Story -Leonard Golden Lawrence Courtney Charles M. Fields (”Gus”) -8 -0 -4 -1 -2 -Lula died single -Katie -Ethel Cleola Peters

(first cousin) Berty Wells -Edwin Tolly Herman R. Rivers Charles Penny -7 -0 -1 -6 -Madge died single X -Esther -Lillian

Sim Prevatt Cleo Wisenbaker -Albert -5 -2 -3 -Ida -Pearl Mollie Pittman X

John Knight Bird Wisenbaker Nedum Tomlinson -3 -7 -2 -Mollie -Eva -Hattie

-Minnie -unnamed girl -0 -0 drowned, age 13 X infant twin of Frank

-Georgia X -0 died single

Thomas Muphy -4 -Ida

John F. Moore -5 -Mary Julia

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Page 123 - AARON Chart 506-L Sarah A. Winn See C-311 & Page 6 | - JAMES RILEY - MOSES AARON - THOMAS J. (i.o) JACKSON of a Altie Raulerson - JOSEPH S. a Nancy J Harris a Minnie Roddenberry Chart 509 - MISSOURI b Mary Highsmith Sarah Davis of Addendum 613 b Janie Chencey - MARTHA Died as Infant c Ardelia Westberry b Julia Donaldson | | | | | a- JAMES LEMUEL 1st -2 - FRANK JOSEPH a- CHARLIE X - JAMES ARTHUR SR Mary Paxson -2 -3 -2 | Nancy Burnsed Edna Moseley Gertrude Cox a- THOMAS Died as Infant | | | | WILLIAM - JAMES WALTER SR a- JOHN - FITZHUGH LEE Died as Infant -2 -0 -0 | Eva Strickland Died Single Died Single a- AARON WALTER -4 | | | Alice Benton | - OSWALD a- WALTER Jesse P Mizell a- IVEY (NMI) "Doc" -0 -0 -6 -4 Died Single Died Single - MINNIE Mattie Dryden | | | | a- JOSEPH LESTER SR DANIEL DAVID -12 - JACK J Lester Griffin of Chart 512 HATTIE DOWLING -4 -4 -0 From Chart 507 Lalia Crews a- VIOLET - SARAH | a- SARA | | | Died Age 1 | - BERT GWYNETT SR X X C C Pickren -3 -5 Clifford Everett a- ZOIE ALTIE | | S A King -8 John H Nichols a- RHODA -4 | - ALTAMINE W A Courson -5 | a- NANCY M | Charney Johns a- ALICE S -5 Died Single - ELLA | JEANETTE | Died Single | N R Reynolds a- MARTHA -4 Died Age 4 - VERDIE | b- JOHN CLYDE | -1 Jessie Joyner Dan Reynolds | -2 b- BEN JONES - LIZZIE Died Single | | b- ALLEN D ? -0 X Josephine ? | E F Higginbotham -6 b- MARY | c- BLANCHE Died Single age 20 | Ernest Williams -1 c- GWENDOLYN | Nick Ellis -1 c- MAUDE J. | X

Page 124 -AARON Sarah A. Winn Chart 506-R See C-311 & P-6

Jackson Prevatt Robert T. O’Quinn Jack J. Johnson Lewis Altman __?__ Jim Kelly -MARY ANN -NANCY -SUSANNAH -ETTIE -SARAH -ISABELL

-Joe Allen W. T. Pullman -Francis Hall -James Aaron -Sebe S. -Tom J. __?__ -4 -2 -2 -0 -1 Ellen Altman -Ethel Katie White Stella Mikell Marie __?__ ?

-Owen K. a.Elbert C. Altman-1 -Thomas Jefferson -Allen Lewis -James H. -5 b. H. E. McDuffie-0 -1 -0 -0 Gladys Grooms -Ettie Ruth __?__ Letha Walker Dahlia __?__ ?

-John Stanley -Robert Theodore -Estes S. Brantley King -3 -3 -5 -0 Mary Chesser X Vera Orchard Annie Highsmith -Bertha

a. S. E. Hardison-4 -Benjamin Allen -Joseph Leon b. __?__ Pope -? -2 -2 -Sarah Lillie Gardner Peggy Aspinwall X

C. F. Meehan -James Tracy Jesse Griffin -6 a. Viola Weiss -1 -5 -Mattie b. Louise __?__ -1 -Lois

Jess Nazworth -Paul Lemuel B. E. Courson -4 -1 -5 -Nora Odessa Durrance -Belle

a. Alvin Robinson-3 -Aaron Dowling b. Gordon Hughes-? -0 -Minnie Marian Rock X

Coil Reed -? -Vera X

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Page 125 -JABEZ JACK Chart 507 Sarah Hickox See C-311 & P-7

-AARON -JAMES J. -WILLIAM RILEY -REBECCA Martin Harris Addendum 604’s Bart Crawford Martha Rowell of Maggie Sturtevant Ella 0’Berry died young -SARAH John D. Howell -EMMA Addendum 604 -DRUCILLA (twin of AARON)

-WILLIE -WILLIAM ARTHUR -WILLIAM OSCAR -Mart (Rev.) -W. A. -Ezekiel -6 a. Middie Banks-8 -0 -10 -2 -7 Mary Anderson b. Aurelia Tatum-2 Valeria White X Lelia Tatum Florence Adams Amy E. Rhoden

-DAVID -HENRY JACKSON -JAMES MELVIN -Calvin Lee -Jim -Arch -0 a. Eldis Eason-3 -2 a. Frances King-7 Emily Herrin -7 died single b. Annie Herring-2 Odelia Waldron b. Lillie Turner-5 Annie Stone c. Mae L. Thornton-0

-unnamed boy -ALBERT LEE -ELBERT RILEY -Jimmy -Joseph Jackson -Ardell -0 -4 -0 -7 -0 -9 died as infant Antisgene Wood died as a child Mae Dorsey Lucy Carter Nancy Bennett

-PERRY LEE, SR. -JAMES DESO Giles H. Neel -Jack -John Henry -Riley -5 -4 -4 a. Lois__?__ -2 -6 a. Minnie Bradley-2 Hester Walker Ruby Crews -MILDRED JELENA b. __?__ -0 Rhodie Lewis b. Louise Connors-2

JOSEPH LESTER -JAMES CARL John P. Wilson -John Henry -Sophie -Jack of Chart 510 a. Josephine Wildes-0 -4 -0 -0 -0 -12 b. Ann Woodard-2 -LOLA PRUDENCE Wilma Thomas still single died single? -HATTIE

H. H. Horton Andrew Robinson Byron B. Brown Lee O’Berry -Nancy D. -Paul -1 -7 -3 -4 -0 -1 -MATTIE -DORINDA -ANNIE VIOLA -Ocie died single Pauline Martin

Addendum 609’s a. Romie Eason-3 -Mollie a. I. W. Carter-11 -James Bart Ernest Harris b. Chart 511’s Mr. -0 b. Adam Bowen -0 -8 -5 Wiley Robinson-0 X still single -Zettie Mattie Rhoden -VICTORIA -BEULAH

Lester Beckham a. Zeb Murray-3 G. J. Johns E. H. Aldridge -Marshall -4 b. Alvin E. Hand-0 -7 -2 -3 -LIZZIE -SARAH -Ollie -Julia Verdie Canady

Lonnie Walker John Tyson Ivan Hickox Tike Carter -Arthur -1 -2 -7 -7 -2 -ANNIE -SEVERA -Sallie -Janie Courtney Raulerson

Brad Ferrel a. Carl Walters-0 a. Will O’Berry -2 Rob Smith -Amelia -2 b. J. C. Lee-5 b. Richard Farr -0 -2 -0 -MARY -DAISY LEE -Lucinda -Sarah Ellen died single?

-Mary Scott Corbett -0 -4 X died single X X -Emma Berry Crews -7 -Sarah X Hiram J. Nipper -13 -Maggie

-Emma -0 died single?

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Page 126 Page 127 -DAVID C. Chart 509-L Letitia Thomas See C-311 & P-8

-WILLIAM W. -JACKSON -BANNER EDWIN -DAVID L. -PAUL C. disappeared or A. Chart 506’s Annis Highsmith disappeared or Nancy O’Quinn died in the war MARTHA Dowling died in the war B. Martha Hollis

A-JAMES ARTHUR, SR. -RAYMOND COLQUITT -IRA -2 -6 ? -0 ? Gertrude Cox Elizabeth Morgan still single

A-FITZHUGH LEE -WILLARD “Bob” -OSCAR “Preacher” -0 MORTON -0 died single a. Velie Rowell -4 died single b. Minnie Harris -4

Jesse P. Mizell -FRED Lewis Thrift -6 -0 -1 A-MINNIE Lois Bennett -NANCY

Chart 512’s -DAVID ALLEN First cousin DANIEL DAVID -7 Ben D. Johns -0 Nancy Highsmith -5 A-SARAH -ALTIE

B-DEWEY -EDWARD BANNER Harry Smith, Sr. -1 -2 -1 Addie Carter Sarah J. Tatum -KATE

__?__ Courson X -1 X -AGNES

John Dykes -0 -GUSSIE

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Page 128 -DAVID C. Letitia Thomas Chart 509-R See C-311 & P-8

Ambrose Woodard Franklin Johns A. __?__ A. Patrick Griffin Bryant Crews -ARDELIA -COLASTINE B. I. Champ. Johns B. Johnathon Hickox -POLLY “Kate” -BATHSHEBA -NANCY

-Dawson A -Ben D. a. __?__ -2 A-Horace (dead) -Ambrose -2 -5 b. John Ferguson-5 -6 -0 Delila Mills ALTIE Dowling A -SALLIE Annie Howard died young? first cousin

-G. Gordon -Jeff F. B-John Schwint B-David Can -Layton -7 a. Sally Griffin -0 -4 -13 -11 Georgia Justice b. Beulah Ammons -0 Gussie Harper Dorah Knox Lilla Tatum

R. J. Thomas -Morton M. B-David Frank Knox -Mack -5 -4 a. Mary Harper -6 -7 -2 -Varna Bell Icie Jones b. Dollie Harper -1 B-Lillah Addendum 614’s c. Isabelle Ryals -7 Seleta Harris

Audie A. Warren -Walter R. __?__ Geiger Ellison Rozier -John -3 -8 -5 -6 -3 -Florrie Janie Morgan B -Erie B-Tishie Ida Altman

John W. Hilton M. F. Wilds Mose Hendrix -Melvin -3 -7 -8 -11 -Rosa Kate -Zonie B-Bertha X Mary Cox

-Cuthbert W. B. Hinchey -Britton -0 -7 -14 died single -Polly X Nancy Aldridge

Jim Baker E. P. Higginbotham Timothy Melton -2 -3 -10 -Georgia -Cora -Letitia

William Mathis Gunter Melton -3 -6 -Missouri X -Nan

Ansle Cox -9 X -Katie

Walter Lee -10 -Annie

Addendum 608’s Britton Griffin -10 -Mary

Mathew Tatum -8 -Emma

Addendum 614’s Darling Harris -4 -Allie X

Page 129 -JABEZ LAZARUS, JR. Chart 511 Susan Crews See C-311 & P-9

-DENNIS JAMES -JOHN RANDOL, SR. -IZAKIAH J. TOM Massey Robinson Ben Gunter -SARAH A. Frier O’Berry Sarah Roberson Vandelia Hickox A. Melissa Gigger -MARY -MISSOURI MARTHA died single B. Elias Howell B. Mary D. Strickland -LETITIA

-JAMES WILEY, SR. -JAMES NEWTON -LONNIE (nmi) -John Ban -Lonnie A -Robby -8 -11 -4 -7 -7 -5 Lily Horton Caroline Hanchey Viola Williams Dorsey Woodard Collie Mercer X Sarah Crews

-JABEZ LAYTON -WM. DENNIS, SR. -1 -LETCHER -Corley -Lester Lawt Howe -7 Lemmer Dubose -2 -4 -5 -4 Ethel Woodard Rilla Aldridge Irene Aldridge Martha Hendricks A -Susie

-LONNIE (nmi) a. Jessie Hickox -3 -CHARLIE b. Margaret Jones -4 __?__ Crosby -Newborn -Willie a. Joe Tuten -1 MITCHELL, SR. -? -4 -6 b. Ed Knight -1 -10 -NORA Thelma Aldridge Ida Craven A -Nora Lee Minnie Johnson -WALTER EVERETT -1 -Maggie Bell Albert Strickland Gus Taylor -Martin -Albert B -Melvin -10 -3 -1 -3 -4 -AGNES -WILBUR (nmi) -AGNES Orrie Woodard Pearl Aldridge Leona Griffin -3 (twin below) Vivian Morgan

Leon Strickland a. Henry Boyd-4 -Everett -Alan B- unnamed boy -4 -IVY (nmi) b. Swede Farncey-0 -2 -7 -0 -MOZELLE a.Florence Drawdy-9 -OCIE Cora Strickland America Howell died as infant b. Marie McAllister-0

Frank Raulerson -JOHN RANDOL, JR. -little boy -Jesse -Ivey Harvey Hurst -6 a. Effie Powers -5 -0 -0 -4 -HATTIE b. Rose Lane -4 died single still single B -Effie

Jasper Dubose a. Rupert Thornton-3 -11 -little boy -Wiley Tom Howell b. Ben O’Berry-0 -LOANIE a. Agnes Carter-5 -6 X -MAMIE b. Chart 507’s -Avey BEULAH Dowling-0 Eustace Griffin -8 G. Newt Strickland -VIOLA Doc Strickland Levi Strickland -Alma -6 -8 -5 -0 -EULALIE -NETTIE -Annie still single a. Reuben A. Altman-2 b. Bob Mullins -0 -MATTIE Will Barker Aussie Crews Ed Morgan -0 -7 -3 X -VANDELIA -GERDIE -Kate -Inez -0 born dead

Lawton Crews Chart 517’s X -5 Darling Altman X -Nola -8 -IDA

a. Virgil Cheshire -6 X b. Claydell Black -2 c. Raymond Waters -1 -LAVERNE

Leonard Carter -2 -FROANIE

Everett Griffin -0 -ROSE ELLA

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Page 130 -JOHN D. Chart 512 Nancy Taylor See C-311 & P-10

-WILLIAM LAYTON -JESSE D. -EVAN LAYTON -DANIEL DAVID A. Timothy Crawford Alfred Hickox A. Mary Martin died as a child A. Roney Rhoden A. SARAH Dowling B. Andrew Hale -LIZA L. B. Kansas Lloyd B. Effie Mae McLean of Chart 509 -SABRA R. B. Rhoda Craven

Will B. Carter Jesse Hickox B -THOMAS ALVIN Raymond Hickox -11 -6 -7 -5 A-MARY X A -ETHEL Margaret O’Berry A -Gerdie X

B-JOHN LAYTON a. Wm. Thompson -5 B -JAMES RUSSELL B -Alfred a. Lucille Davidson-2 b. T. D. Hankins -0 -0 -4 b. Josephine A -NETTIE died single Elma O’Berry Oosterga-7

B-WILLIE B- LEROY (nmi) B -DANIEL ELLIS Randle E. Lee -0 -1 -5 -4 died as a child Mildred Herring Nellie Hinkle B -Lois

B- unnamed boy B -JESSE WILLARD B -WILLIAM ELMO Silas Edwards -0 -2 -3 -8 died as infant Pauline Batten Ledea Daugnault B -Mamie

Chart 509’s B -VON HENRY Oscar Davis a. ROSSIE Dowling-0 -6 -0 b. Paul C. Hartley-4 Mavis Hutchinson B -RUTH X B-ANNIE

Roger Highsmith B -JAMES ALLEN -9 -4 B- LIZZIE Vallie Bell X

a. Ed Harris-1 B -DANIEL WALTER b. Lawrency Moody-0 -1 c. Jesse Davis -0 Sallie Carter d. Lincy Courson-0 B -OLLIE X X

Page 131 -LAZARUS Chart 514-L Mary Ann Guy See C-311 & P-10

-WILLIAM M. -LAZARUS E. -ALONZO -JOHN DARLING, 1st. -PERRY FRANKLIN -JOEL R. -MARTIN EDGAR (on 1860 Pierce Elizabeth Warren Vannie White Melinda Sapp Susan Dryden Rhoda Crews Nancy Dryden census; died as a child?)

-RALEIGH CARSWELL -LYMON CLAUDE -JAMES LAZARUS -unnamed son -JOE LEE -MORRIS MARTIN -3 -5 -0 -0 -2 a. Elsie Courson-2 X Eva Weston Fannie Woodard Mary Bennett High Bluff grave Corrie Turner b. Affie Battle-0

-WILLIAM QUINTON -DELLIE DEWITT -JOHN HENRY -JOEL SPAIN Bee Lazenby -TOLLIE EDGAR -4 -0 a. Lula DeBose-6 -4 -2 -0 Ellen Foster died single b. Nora Jacobs-2 Mellissa Thomas -JESSIE LEE Delilla Lee

-BENJAMIN ALONZO -BRAINARD FERNANDO -JAMES ELISHA (IRA) -WILEY LAZARUS -HOMER JESSE -0 a. Agnes Hendrix -1 a. Daisy Harris-4 -9 X -2 still single b. Helen F. Lee -1 b. Genara Scruggs-1 Cordie Thomas Mary McCloud

-ERNEST LEON -LORAN ALONZO -EZRA MARTIN -EVIE ELMER -ELTON ROMMIE -0 -2 -3 -0 -6 Ruth Merrill Lillian Halley Omie O’Steen Etta Grover Ruby Lee

W. E. Middleton -THOMAS JAMES -TOLLIE TERRAL Edwin A. Herrin Andrew Walker -4 -0 -0 -6 -2 -AGNES MAGNOLIA Gussie Raulerson Minor King -ARRIE -LEILA

W. H. Jones Wm. T. Strickland Arthur Lastinger J. M. Allen Dewey Walker -1 -15 -3 -2 -3 -GOLDIE MAE -0MA LORRAINE -LORA MAE -JESSIE BELL -EFFIE

- unnamed infant Jeff Sistrunk Charley Kimbrell Preston Herrin Harley Strickland -3 -2 -4 -5 -CLARA CORENE -ELIZABETH -IDELL -ONIE

- unnamed infant Richard Bennett Joe Raulerson -THELMA Ben Hicks -4 -6 -0 -6 -ANNIE MAUD -MOSELLA died as a child -ALENE

Lonnie Griffin Addendum 609’s -NORA -Albert Linton -4 Elbert Stokes -0 -5 X -EVA -1 died single -ESTELL -ETTA

Walter Lane Silas Lee -3 X X -10 -ALMA -ELVERA

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Page 132 -LAZARUS Mary Ann Guy Chart 514-R See C-311 & P-10

Jasper J. Winn James A. Dixon Josiah Warren Bryant M. Riggins John Riggins Riley Dixon -KEZIAH -MELISSA -BETHANY COURTNEY -MARY -KATENY -ROSE ELLA -ETTIE died young?

-Willie -Lester -Dr. Edmond Willie Shumans -Pomeroy -1 -0 -3 -3 -3 X Saphronia Davis Equilla Wasdon Louise Stanton -Ruby X Idell Altman

-Archie P., Sr. -Wilbur -John L. Jodie Clark -Preston -8 -0 -1 -13 -4 Ruth Gill Mamie Easterling Cassie Weaver -Janie Algie Woodard

-Jim -Troy -Lucious George W. Harper -Leigh -15 -0 -1 -3 -0 Ella Hiers Connie Waters Elizabeth Hardy -Maude still single

-John -John Audy -Loring Walton Tatum -Colquitt -0 -4 -0 -1 -0 died single Amanda Cleland Louise Ware -Era still single

-Timmie Chart 547’s -Gerney E. a. Emmett Dedge -2 L. V. Beatty -0 Will A Bowen -1 b. W. L. Roberts-0 -4 Bertie Geiger -6 Elizabeth Hurton -Beulah -Sarah -Navara

Will C. Davis Allen Kimbrell -George M. Neal Ayres Theron Kimbrell -4 -2 -2 -3 -2 -Mary -Ida Mildred David -Eva Kate -Cecile

a. Julian Bowen -2 John D. Witt -Melvin Allen Dixon N. L. Riggins b. Jim Loper -13 -0 -0 -5 -13 -Ida -Mae Josephine Frow -Gertrude -Osie

Millard Lightsey Jim Kimbrell -Manning Harry Stewart -Doss B. Chancey -7 -5 -0 -2 -1 -Mary -Irene Cora Edenfield -Arrie Bell -Alma

Sam Padgett -Pearl -Ardis K. N. Davis -2 -0 -0 X -2 -Alice still single Agnes Smith -Viola

W. J. Boyette Ralph Kimbell Dexter Smith -Hazel -7 -0 -6 -0 -Susie -Ivy Lee -Janie still single

Moultrie Yeomans Arthur Phillips -2 X -1 X -Rhoda -Annie

J. B. Dixon J. E. Courson -4 -5 -Alma -Mamie

-Elma twin of above X -0 still single

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Page 133 JOHN Chart 515 Sarah Long See C-311 & Page 11

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- JOHN RILEY - WILLIAM HARDEE - AARON DENNIS J. J. Combs a Charles Harvey Sr* Louis Hogan Emmie Crews Loamy Thomas Julia A. Booth - MARTHA W. b Andrew Harvey Sr* - MARY - LETHANA * brothers | | | | | | - WM. AMBLER SR a- J. Ivey - WILLIE ELBERT a Della Norton-9 - AARON CHARNEY - J. Ed. -0 - John -3 b Mamie Milton-0 -6 -8 Lila Taylor -1 Stella Rhoden c Dorothy Gatling-0 Elvia Taylor Maggie Knabb of Chart 516 Mary Crews d Clarkie Martin-0 | e Unknown-0 | | | | - JAMES LONNIE SR f Eula Dannely-0 a Della Harris-7 | W B Dinkins - Joel a- Auzzie - Enoch b Ada Rewis-1 -10 -7 -11 -3 c Daidy Dinkins-0 - LEE (a son) - LILLIE Annie Taylor Sarah Harvey Maude Sapp d Nettie Johns-1 -0 | died, age nine | | | |

- WALTER | Owen Raulerson - Virgil D. a- Johnny - Josh -0 -3 -0 -3 -2 Died Single - JAMES FRANKLIN - MARY Auro Cobb Dolie ? Ida Combs a Flossie Harvey-2 | b Verdie Raulerson-0 | | | |

Sebastian Taylor | Joe Kelly - Ernest a- Charley, Jr. - Archie of Chart 516 -3 -4 -2 -5 -5 - SPENCER GRACE - LETHANIE Thelma Long Ella Taylor Nora Williams - HATTIE -1 Claudia Addison | | | | | | Walter Crews - Forest Duncan Rhoden - Paul a. Lee M. Taylor-4 -0 -5 -0 -0 of Chart 516 - RILEY JOHN - EMMIE Minnie Taylor a- Lila Died Single b. Walter Mulkey -0 -0 - ELLA Nancy ? | | | |

| | Ernest V Taylor - Glenn T. Asia Reynolds Oscar Harvey of Chart 516 -1 -3 -3 Lucius Knabb - CHESTER -10 Still Single a- Minnie - Mattie -3 -0 - HATTIE - MINNIE Died as a baby | | | | | | - Roy b- Artis Rob Cox Joseph J. Eddy 0 -0 -4 X a Lonnie Williams-4 -1 Died as infant Ann Matt - Sarah b William H Odum-0 - NOVIE - LIZZY | | | | | - Unnamed boy b- Arthur - Harley Tom Johnson 0 -0 -3 a Lonnie Davis-0 -3 Died as infant Died Single Janie Tucker b Carl Hughes-0 - SOPHIA - MARY | | | | | R. L. Phillips Holiday Rhoden - Aaron Zade Cowart -1 -5 -0 Leon Chisholm -3 - Belva E. b- Mae Died Single -4 - RETHA - EFFIE | | | | | B. R. Dinkins X a Joe Peterson-1 Roy Williams -4 b Ed White-0 Jack Williams -10 - Elva c D. W. Darley-0 -2 - ESTELLE - Nettie - MELINDY | | | | Sylvester Taylor Tom Johnson Maxie Reynolds -9 -0 Jim D Norton -3 - Ethel - Lily -5 - JULIE - EMMA | | | | Asa Williams Jim Phillips X -2 -1 Noah Raulerson - Mattie - Minnie -0 - SARAH | | | Chris J. Walker X -2 X - Sarah | JAMES W DOWLING of Chart 516 -1 Lois

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Page 134 -JAMES R. Chart 516 Annie Johns See C-311 & P-11

-JAMES DENNIS, 1st. Thos. P. Taylor Thos. P. Taylor Catherine “Kate” -MARTHA married Dowling Taylor sisters -SARAH JANE

-WILLIAM CORLEY -William Barney -Wilbur -5 -3 -0 Essie Davis Mamie Williams died age one

-LASHUM EDWARD -Sebastian S. -unnamed infant -2 -5 Paytie Crews HATTIE DOWLING of Chart 515

-JAMES GORDON -Earnest V. -7 -10 Ollie Sweat MATTIE DOWLING X of Chart 515

-CURTIS DENNIS -Olin a. Sarah Lee -1 -0 b. Gladys Coleman -2 died age 16

-unnamed boy -Lee Monroe -0 -4 died as infant ELLA DOWLING of Chart 515

Alva Dauphin Parnell Combs -3 -9 -LOTTIE -Courtney Anna (his second wife)

B. B. Wyse J. I. Harvey -3 of Chart 515 -LAVADA -2 -Lila

James S. Davis Carl Brown -6 -11 -HATTIE -Minnie Jane

N. Jeff. Davis Ernest Rhoden -7 -0 -MATTIE -Pearl

Willie Crews -8 X -ZILLA

a. Allen Sellers-1 b. I. C. Bear -0 -SARAH

Parnell Combs -0 -LOU his first wife

Richard W. Brand -1 -VICTORIA

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Page 135 -DARLING WESLEY Chart 517-L Mary F. Harris See C-311 & P-12

-DARLING S. (i.o.) -LEWIS MOSES Thomas R. Altman Chas. Hyson Altman Carr Thrift Joe Powers Avyann Shumans Mattie Crews -MARY ELIZABETH -EMMA -NANCY S. -MELINDA AGNES

-DARLING EDWARD -ALBERT LEROY -Darling -Noah Wilbur -Riley -Arthur C. called “Bud” -3 -7 a. Rosa Lee -0 -5 -4 -5 Polly Melton Cora Dixon b. Josie Herrin -13 Mary Mock Mattie Gibson Mary Brooker

-PERRY LEE -CLYDE WASHINGTON -Lester Brantley -Darling O. -Owen -Nesbitt “Jimmy” -2 -0 -0 a. Mattie Lynn -0 -4 a. Allie Mott -1 Estella Bell Sadie Cawthon died single b. Chart 511’s Birtie __?___ b. Norene Byrd -0 IDA Dowling -8

-WILLIAM WALTER -ELVIE LEWIS -Leon Gentry -Charlie H., Jr. -W. Oscar -Dexter Preston -0 -8 -0 -0 -6 a. Blanche Eunice -9 died single Luree Aldridge died as an infant still single first cousin b. Minnie Thomas -0 NICIE

-JAMES ARTHUR W. C. Drawdy a. Lee Dixon -5 -Albert George -Arthur -Alver W. -0 -8 b. Jim Proctor -5 -0 -4 -2 died single -GOLDIE -Bertie still single Essie Griers Rhodia Bennett

-TOM (nmi) Hardy Stone John D. Wiley -Reggie Elbert -Nathaniel -John W. -2 -3 -0 a. Clattie Fish -6 a. Eliz. Deloach -5 a. Beulah Dixon -3 Minnie Rouse -EDNA -Minnie b. Cora Hickox -7 b. Mamie Dixon -0 b. Gladys -0 c. Ethelene Woodard -0

Lester O’Quinn Noah A. Lee Allen E. Tuten -Ira M. J. T. Riggins -Winton -7 -11 -2 -0 -2 a. Bertha Kimbrell -5 -MAGGIE -INEZ -Nola Mae died age four -Viola b. Ida Walker -5

first cousin a. Willie Bell -2 A. Dewey Bass -1 -Oscar Lewis a. N. B. Walden -3 -Oswald W. Oscar Thrift b. J. B. Cowart -0 b. Hubert Crawford -0 a. Rose Jacobs -3 b. J. L. Pearson -2 -0 -7 -NOLA -Pearl b. Mary Altman -0 -Bertha died as a child -NICIE

-AMY JENETTI John R. McClain -Goldie Virginia -Brantley C. -Mary -Lewis -0 -9 -0 -2 -0 -0 died as a child -ETTA died single Minnie Lee still single died as a child

Harrison Lee -Beluah Isabel Lewis Griffin R. W. Morris -Artis -13 -0 -11 -8 a. Mamie Thornton -6 -SARAH JANE X died single -Sadie -Gertrude b. Johnnie Dixon -0 c. Georgia Bennett -0 d. Estelle Griffin -4

Jimmy Screws -Mary Olive Walter Hickox Forte Parker -2 -0 -9 -0 -GUSSIE died as a child -Ida Belle -Lanie X

Everett Griffin a. J.M. Purdom -0 John Hickox -2 b. Walter Peace -0 -7 -IRENE c. Jos. L.Dixon -0 -Mary Iona -Vannie Maude X

Silas Howell Lester Brooker -3 -11 -IOLA X -Clara L.

E. C. Howell Hoke Sapp -8 -9 -ARGENIA -Goldie C.

X X

Page 136 -DARLING WESLEY Mary F. Harris Chart 517-R See C-311 & P-12

Lawrence Williamson Matthew Griffin A. Everett Mizell A. Fleming Altman -IDA MISSOURI -CIVIL M. -LILLA V. B. W. D. Highsmith B. Wm. H. Crawford died, age two -ZILLIE CECELIA -MARTHA M.

-Stacey -Alfred A- Homer T. E. C. Gaster -2 -3 -2 -2 Archie Wainwright Agnes Taylor Audrey Cline A-Ada X

-Nolan -6 -James A-Lonnie F. A-Cecil (no issue) Mary Clark -2 -2 a. Ida Strickland Mollie Smith Willie Haig b. Fannie Byers

-Johnny -1 Macy Thornton -Jesse Leroy Bennett B-Toomer -0 -3 -10 Lula Durnsey A-Pearl Alma Thrift -Homer a. Maude Bowen -2 b. __?__ -0 -Owen B-Wiley D., Jr B-Elvie -0 -2 -7 -Leon died single Louise Haskins Lola Broughton -0 __?__

-unnamed boy Howard M. Barber B-Preston Paul Morgan -0 -3 -7 -4 died as infant B-Gertude Pearl Cox -Mae

Chart 547’s Neal Cameron James Benj. Byrd B-Lester Dewey Bowen -6 -4 -3 -Nora -3 -Bell B-Ruth Ruby Lee

Tom Fulford -1 Matt Tatum B-Virgil Dewey R. A. Blackburn -Agnes -7 -0 -3 -Minnie died single B-Ada

E. O. Joyner -1 -Gladys Ephrom Walker -12 X -Cina X -Lizzie -0 died single Bernard Overstreet -0 -Mamie -Sallie -0 died age one

-Nettie -Gertrude died as infant -0 died age one

Frank Bowen -__? -Zoie Pearl X

Ivan Taylor Harris -__? -Lera Pauline

-Robert Mitchell died, age 34

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Page 137 -Dr. ELIJAH HENRY Chart 521 A. Virginia Spann B. Laura Cannon See C-312 & P-15

A -HENRY SPANN A -DECANIA II Austin R. Neal A -LAURA CANNON Bertha Sharp (Called “Dick”) A -CAROLINA ELIZ. died as infant Margaret Eaves

H. V. Brockman -HENRY SPANN II -Austin R., Jr. -3 -0 -3 -LAURIE VIRGINIA died as infant Betty __?__ X

-HAVELOCK EAVES -Unnamed boy X -3 -0 Virginia Salley died as infant

Marvin S. Faires -0- -MARGARET M. X

-VIRGINIA SPANN -0 died as infant

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-AARON DECANIA, SR. Chart 522 Caroline Tyler See C-312 & P-15

-THOMAS ELIJAH -DECANIA TYLER -CHARLES BUIST, SR. -AARON DECANIA, JR. C. H. Corbett Darling J. Knotts Samuel Hare Mattie Meetze died single Virginia Whetstone Esther Quattlebaum -MARGARET C, -LEILA ELIZABETH -REBECCA OLIVIA

-WILLIAM MURRAY -CHARLES BUIST, JR. -SUSAN -Lynwood Dowling W. H. Stalvey -0 -4 -0 ? -__? still single X Ruth Havener still single X -Leila

-THOMAS IRVING, SR. -JOHN AARON -HAZEL -Thomas Warren W. B. Connelly -3 Lena DeWitt -0 -0 -1 Fleda Purkerson still single died as infant -Sammie Lou

-META LEE -Claudius H. X -0 -0 X died single X died as infant

J. Fred Till, Jr. -5 X -MINNIE CAROLINE

Clifton Geiger -4 -LEILA

Rev. Thomas Jernigan -2 -MARGARET C.

X Page 138 Page 139 -JOHN C. Chart 523-L Mary Elizabeth Babers See C-312 & P-15

-THOMAS COUNTS -HENRY ELIGHA -JOHN BABERS Jasper E. Furman A. G. T. Rhodes, Sr. Ida Saunders (killed as young died age one -JANE MELISSA B. T. A. McAllister man in train -ELIZABETH wreck)

-JOHN WHITFIELD, SR. -Harry D. (Pete) A -George T., Jr. -__? -0 -2 Margaret Buckley X X Lillian Armstrong Laura McAllister

-TAFT -John Henry (Hal) A -Goran Simms -0 -2 still single Pratt Deree

-MARY -Counts Vernon A -Henry Dowling -6 -3 Catherine Crowley Evelyn Williams

-PATRICIA -Eldred Conner A -Calhoun Babers -1 -1 Lily B. Parr Cordelia Herndon

-Charles Carroll A -D. Clarkson ? -0 -2 still single Sallie Roberts

-George Rhodes A-Butler Means -0 -2 died single Elizabeth Wright

-J. Elsie, Jr. (Jack) a. C. W. Mobley -8 -2 b. __?__ Ellis -0 Doris Anderson A -Alice K.

Lester Bourn A. C. Sibley -3 -3 -Eugene A -Zailee Evelyn

W. R. Easterling Charles W. Willets -2 -3 -Meta Annette A -Harriett Elizabeth

J .L. Fisher -0 X -Mary D. (Molly)

Charles Skinner, III -0 -Carolee

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Page 140 -JOHN C. Mary Elizabeth Babers Chart 523-R See C-312 & P-15

sisters married brothers

-ESTHER A. Goran S. Simms E. Dowling Free, Sr. Henry J. Free, Sr. died young B. Dr. R. W. Riley -CAROLINE ANNIE -MARY ALLIE -META ELLEN

B -Richard Wilson, Jr. -Elijah Dowling, Jr. -Henry J., Jr. -1 -2 a. Ruth Durr-1 X Vivian Owens Ruth Pellum b. Inez Dent -0

B -George Owen -Duncan B. -Aaron R. “Bob” -0 -0 -0 Lydia Glover Genevieve Smith Emily Fairy

B -Edward P., Sr. -John Allen -Herbert -2 -1 -2 Martha Dixon Sophia Vogel Daisy Herndon

a. Jasper Johns -1 -Carl Aubrey Roy Crowe b. Robt E. Lee -3 a. Sara Baldwin -2 -5 B -Jeanette b. Annie Jones -1 -Hilda

C. M. Reames Albert Brown -3 -1 X -Mary Juliette -Natalie

Hodges A. Moore -1 -Martha Adelaide X

Sidney W. Carter -4 -Dorothy

-Erma Beryle -0 died as infant

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Page 141 -JAMES AARON E. Chart 526 A. Mary McDonald B. __?__ McDaniel See C-312 & P-18

A -JOHN MADISON George McFarland Ernest Jones B -HALLIE B -WILLIE M. E. McFarland A -MARTHA ANN B -NANNIE died young died young CAROLYN

-WOODROW WILSON -Louis -1 Delores Livingston ? X X

-JAMES MADISON -Claud -3 Jennie Thomas

-GEORGE KIRBY -Jim -3 Ruth Jones

-JOHN McFARLAND -Lillian -0 still single

Mulford Gatlin -Nannie Lou -7 -LOTIS

J. O. Buchanan -5 -ANNIE MARY ?

Kearney Yarbrough -RUBY CAROLYN

Eugene Campbell -1 -JENNIE

Leonard Finley -4 -SARAH

James Windham -2 -IRMA VIVIAN

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Page 142 -GEORGE DALLAS Chart 531 Mary Ann Barnett See C-321 & P-23

-THOMAS BERRIAN -DAVID OSCAR, 1st -ROBERT LEE, SR. -FRANCIS SIDNEY A. Walter K. Collins Alonzo Williams Mary Ella Carver died as youth A. Minnie Dennard died age four B. J. C. Pinkham -CALLIE ELIZABETH B. Beulah Barnet -EMMA VIRGINIA

-DAVID OSCAR, II A -CLAUDE A -Roy James -George Clyde -0 -0 -2 -1 died single X died age five X Thelma McClung Claudia Poston

-ARLEY CLIFTON A- CURTIS FINLEY, SR. A -George Ralph -unnamed infant -0 a. Zella McGinnis -2 -1 died age three b. Wilma Clark -0 Doris Cross

-GEORGE CARLE A -JULIAN GEORGE, SR. a. Wm. L. Woods -0 Leonard Elvin -0 -7 b. C. F. Bannell -0 -0 died age one Ruth Eliz. Minium A -Lillie -Vera Elizabeth

Auburn Parrish J. R. Arnold A -Walter Guy -1 -6 -0 -PEARL A -EVA LEE Mary K. Lowry X

A. R. Barnett A -Clarence -2 -0 X A -ETHEL MAY died as infant

B -ROBERT LEE, JR. Herman L. Deaver -0 -5 still single A- Mazie

-George D. Orr -2 X A -Mamie

James F. Lucas -2 B -Beulah

a. Clark W. Wager -1 b. John D. Pique -1 B -Eulah

X

Page 143 -THOMAS Chart 532 Laura Ann Weeks See C-321 & P-24

-THOMAS JESSE -WATERMAN EZEKIAL -WM. HAMPTON, II -JAMES HAMPTON, SR. O. O. Williams Joel D. Radford A. G. P. Butler Henrietta Bremer died single Hallie Mardre Elizabeth Jane -TINNIE -LILLIE (twin) B. W. E. Ambrose Finlayson -GEORGIA (twin)

-infant, unnamed -WM. HAMPTON, III -JAMES HAMPTON, JR. -Thomas Earl -Thomas Henry A -George R., Sr. a. __?__ -_?_ -3 -0 -? -? X b. Gatha L.__?__ -_?_ Helen Dabney died age one __?__ Rolline D. __?__

Thomas Luster Raymond E. Barnes -Charles Denson A -Chas. Marvin, Sr. X -1 -2 -? a. __?__ -_?_ -GAIL -MARY VIRGINIA X __?__ b. __?__ -_?_

Thos. J. Turnage Rev. Roy Crews -1 -1 X X -Laura Frances A -Doris

A -infant, unnamed X

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Page 144 -PHILIP HENRY Chart 533 Emma Ruth Wolfe See C-321 & P-24

-PHILIP ARTHUR -HARRY LELAND -CLARENCE WILLIAM -CHARLES EDWARD E. B. Leatherwood David L. Byrd Nina Barrette Virginia Burney died age two Irene I. Pratt -RUBY ESTELLE -MINNIE LEE

-ARTHUR WAYNE a. James Ray Wilks -1 -ELMER EDWIN -Dowling Burruss -0 b. Norma Foster -0 -2 -1 still single -RENA GRACE X Margaret Kelly Charlotte Wood X

-JEROME MAURICE, SR. Alfred Spaudling -HARRY ELLIS -William Henry -3 -2 -2 -0 Frances Eblen -SARA Lozelle Beasley Patricia Booth

-CARNER WOLFE, SR. -PHILIP WASHINGTON -3 (”PETE”) Arlene Miller -0 X X Lucille Ward

-CLARENCE MARVIN -WILLIAM HANK -3 -5 Barbare Stevens Salome Taylor

Wm. John Colona -2 X -LOUISE

Robt. W. Beatty, Jr. -2 -MARJORIE

Oscar L. Martin -2 -ORRIE

Vernon D. Whealton -0 -ALICE

a. J. L. Southwell -1 b. Clarence L. Nash -1 -GRACE

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Page 145 -WILLIAM HENRY Chart 541 Didamier Johnson See C-322 & P-26

-HENRY TUCKER -JESSE LANG -BRYANT MANSIL -FRANCIS MARION Charlie Douglas Benj. L. Duke Eula Ward A. Agnes Roberts Saphronia Johns Dollie Markham -CHRISTINA -ELIZABETH B. Eula B. Roberts C. Lois B. Mays

-LEON PURVIS, SR. I. S. Mikell -unnamed infant -George -Dana -4 -3 -3 -2 Mary Harrell A -EARNIE X Inez Million Blanche Cathern

-RESSIE TUCKER B -CLAUDE HENRY -Bland -Dewey B. -4 -2 a. Yeoland Brooks -0 -1 Myrtle Anderson Cuba Parrish X b. Freda Burton -0 Lily __?__ c. Mattie Garner -0

Roy Burnside B -ROBERT CHANDLER Bentley C. Robinson -Grace -5 -3 -6 -0 -IVA Harriet Sherman -Annie died an infant

Homer R. Parrish Charles Horton Rett Drawdy -5 -0 -6 X B-EDNA MAE -Thelma -Lena

M. J. Benson C. Edwin Inches L. M. Evans, Jr. -1 -2 -2 B -NINA ERMA -Beatrice -Mae

F. J. Beaumont E. Clayton Thomas Milton T. Simmons -1 -0 -1 B -ANGES GERTURDE -Alice -Gladys

Jim H. Whitehurst -4 X X -Donnie

Charlie Thomas -5 -Maude

Lacy Williams -1 -Delma

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Page 146 Page 147 -ROBT. NELSON, SR. Chart 542-L A. Caroline Wester B. Lou Venia Ogden See C-322 & P-26

A -WILLIAM HENRY A -ELIAS NEWTON William Johns Chas. B. Roberts S. D. Dukes B -PERCY B -EARNEY died age one Josephine A -DIANNA A -ELIZ. RHOFILER A -NONA EVA died age one JACKSON, SR. Turner Cleone Moore

-Levy -Roy -Leland Hershell -EARNEY a.Beatrice -1 -0 JACKSON, JR. Abernathy -2 Era Crews still single X -1 X X b. __?__ -0 Dorothy Wooten

-Ruie Brinson -Perman -Robert Nelson -WILLIAM ENNIS a. Thelma Newsome -2 -1 a. Betty Jo Webb -1 -5 b. Marian __?__ -1 Leola Fogg a. Dorothy Johnson -0 Margie Matthews

-Lucian Albert Edward Kirkland Eugene Long -3 -3 -2 Stella Collins X -Edna Caroline -MARIAN GREY

-William, Jr. Karl Smith Robt. Maher Lee (twin below) -5 -3 -0 -Retha Mae -HELEN MAY died age 17

-Rance (twin above) -__? X Anna M. Haddock X

-Robbie -0 died as infant

Perry Reynolds -0 -Martha (twin)

a. John Drawdy -3 b. Martin Dyal -0 -Doshia

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Page 148 -ROBT. NELSON, SR. A. Caroline Wester Chart 542-R B. Lou Venia Ogden See C-322 & P-26

-ROBERT NELSON, JR. B -ETHA Truman U. Dyal C. G. Latham , Sr. V. M. Nutall, Sr. B -VENA died as infant died age 15 B -NETA B -IDA A. B -MINNIE LEE died as child

-Leo A. -Charles G., Jr. -Vernon M., Jr. -2 -2 -3 X X X Thelma Cain Bealinda Sierra Martha Sorenson

-Lloyd L. -James Robert -Leroi D. -2 -0 -1 Theo Kelly still single Mary L. Johnson

-Trubey E. J. H. Staples -Robert Eugene -0 -2 -1 died age 10 -Lorraine Claire Palmer

-Maurice L. H. Pierce -0 -2 Ethel Dempsey X -Wynona

Joe Ellerby T. N. Poulson -3 -4 -Ethel Vera -Eunice (twin)

Roy McDavid M. T. Christensen -3 -4 -Gloria Marie -Bernice (twin)

X X

Page 149 -JOHN BRYANT Chart 543 Emily Roberts See C-322 & P-27

-HARDEE BRYANT -JOHN B. -EBEN EVERETT Aaron S. Crews Addendum 647’s -SALLIE J. a. Gertrude DeWitt Belle Dobson a. Elsie Smith -MAUD Jas. Robt. Kelly died as infant b. Lila Hewett b. Fannie Price -FANNIE

a-JOHN DEWITT, SR. -VASCO EBB -GRAHAM PRICE Horace S. Priest -6 -1 -2 -0 Hester Stratachos Alma Andrews Mary N. Rachels X -Delores X

Raymond Fitzgerald -FRED JOHN -JOHN FREDERICK -4 -1 -3 X a-RUBY Catherine Steiner Eloise Sconyers

Earl Lehman -ALBERT FONZO -HILDA CLAIR -0 -3 -0 a-MARGARET Raye Christie died age two

-BEULAH -0 X died age one X

Ray F. Gallop -1 -LOISELLE

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Page 150 Page 151 -JAMES WALTER TOM Chart 546-L A. Miss James B. Martha Thornton See C-322 & P-28

A -RANSON T. A -JOSEPH P. John Dyal Ed Peacock -Mark Bowen B -THOMAS STEPHEN B -WILLIAM NELSON died single died age three A-MALISIA CAMILLE A -KATE A -CECELIA Hattie Burton Ollie Higgins in Georgia in Georgia

Dessie Oglesbee -Dothan Alabama -Tom M. -THOMAS J. -WILBERT NELSON -? -? -? -5 a. Lila Hester -1 X X -Ellie __?__ Etta Roberson Mildred Brooks b. Cecil King -1

-Leroy -Dave -JAMES HAMILTON -? -? -0 X Clara Bowen Edith Boozer Jewel Deese X

-Carl -Robert L. (Bob) -JOHN HENRY, II -? -? a. Marietta George -0 Lottie Harvey Ida Rhodenberry b. Iona Anderson -2

-Ira -Eldon -RICHARD JOSEPH, SR. a. Hettie Harvey -? -? a. Mae Curls -0 b. Lucille Clark -? Pearl Thornton b. Margaret Pons-5

-I. S. -Dewey Fred Nell Pons a. Corene Harvey -? -? -13 b. __?__ Nora Williamson -ATCHIE of Chart 517

-Ben F. -Frank a. Lang Pons -2 a. __?__ -? -? b. Langford Smith -1 b. __?__ -? Blanche Cowart c. Marvin Chalflinch -0 -EVELYN

-John Tuck Griner Ernest McLendon -? -? -1 Julie Carter -Eliza -IDA

Fred Brown a. Forrest King-? -MARY LOUISE -? b. Roy Greenleaf -? -0 -Lottie -Nettie died age two

-Lillie Nelson Yeomans a. Eugram Tucker-0 -0 -? b. J. W. Sullivan -4 died single -Lizzie c. Jack Phipps -0 d. Gene Rolen -0 e. Rudolph Stevens-5 -DAISY a. Martin Brown -? a. Chart 517’s b. Homer H. Gregory-? Homer Williamson-? -Clara Bell b. George Semar-? -Maude B. X

F. L. Oglesbee -Will A. -? Chart 517’s -Edrie Miss Havara Dixon

-Fred -? X Blanche Cowart

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Page 152 -JAMES WALTER TOM A. Miss James Chart 546-R B. Martha Thornton See C-322 & P-28

B -WILLIE McMILLAN a. Peter Pons Johnny Pons John Strickland -BELLE -DINK J. V. Ballard b. Buster Nobles (brother at left) B -CAROLINE EMMA died young died age seven B -ATCHIE FILA B. -MAUDE

-WILLIE M. a.-Thurman -Avery McMillan -Fonzo -? -10 a. Bertha Faulkner-2 -? __?__ Alene Smith b. Salome Morris -0 __?__ X X

-NELLIE 1. Oscar Hunter -5 -Eddie -Earl 2. Pete Douglas -1 -3 a. -Thelma Ida C. Morris

-NETTIE b. -Johnny -Lorin H. Hill -J. M. 1.Berta M. Collins-4 -6 2.Jeanette Beckham-1 -Marie

Paul Wilson b. -William a. Wm Hammock -2 -Maggie Viola -? -5 b. Henry Morris -1 -0 -MAUDE Gracie Godwin -Annie burned to death at age five

-CATHERINE b. -Clara Bell -0 X X died single

X X

Page 153 -JOHN HENRY N.P. Chart 547-L A. Catherine Tyson B. Lula Dixon See C-322 & P-29

A -BENJAMIN A -WILL H. A-STEPHEN TUCKER A -JOHN RANCE, SR. A -JAMES ELLISON Bryant Roberts died as infant died single Alice Dixon Debby Browning a. Ila Waters A- BELLE b. Jennie Reynolds

-WILLIE H. -JIMMIE E. Dewitt Davis -Benjamin Joseph -0 -0 -3 -2 X X Amelia Cason died as infant a. -EDNA Nellie Johnson

-TOMMIE -CHARLIE W. b -CHARLES HERBERT -Arthur Maurice -0 -1 -3 a. Edna __?__ Beatrice Cason Alice Smith Doris Montgomery b. Lorine __?__

1. Ezra Stewart -1 -JOHN HENRY, SR. b -CECIL LAWRENCE -Oscar Powell 2. __?__ -0 -4 -0 -7 -CLARISE Dorothy Woods Margaret Morton Myrtle __?__

a. Levy Alvarez -2 -JOHN RANCE, JR. b -HARRY JAMES Joe E. Williams b. Russell Rediash -4 -0 -9 -DOLLY Wanda Bauknight Norma Scoville -Katie Mae

-LUCIAN J. A. Detzel Anthony Johnson -0 -1 -8 X died as infant b -CATHERINE -Phillis Enad

-JESSIE R. Richard D. Capps a. Leamon Dyal died as infant -1 b. Robert Mitchell b -DORIS -Pauline Susie

-CATHERINE -un-named infant -0 died age one X

W. H. Shaw -3 -BERTHA MAE X

S.C. McClellan -5 -ANNIE MAUD

W. R. Hunnicutt -2 -DEBBIE LOU

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Page 154 -JOHN HENRY N.P. A. Catherine Tyson Chart 547-R B. Lula Dixon See C-322 & P-29

a. Ollie Browning B -JOSEPH PAYNE B-JEFFERSON HUDSON a. J. B. Hood a. Sinclair Bryan b. Raleigh Johns Nola Wilcox a. Altie Winn b. Cleve Alford b. Joe R. Cason A -PEARL b. Beatrice Allen B -ELIZABETH B -ELLEN ALICE

Jim Bridges -EDWARD NEAL a -JOSEPH JAMES a -Ray -4 -4 -1 -4 a -Ida Mary Va. Gay Berline Goyens X Charmeon Boyles

b - Wilbur Grady Lipham a -HUGH DORSEY a -Joseph Plen -5 -1 -2 1. Maurice Mott-1 Jean __?__ -NAOMI Florence Shutes 2. Doris Bryan Halegood -4

b -Janice Howard Farrington Hurbert Johnson -0 -1 -1 died single X a -HENRIETTA a -Blanche

John K. Chase b- Jack David -2 Cassie Rosier X a- LULA MAE

b -MONROE b -Robert Lee JEFFERSON -0 1. Nancy Harrod -0 still single 2. Carmel Lettieve -2

b- ROY GERALD b -Jimmy -2 -0 June Orr died as child

b -WILLIAM LAMAR Joe Norman -0 -1 Pat __?__ b -Joyce

b -EARL L. -0 still single X

b -JOHNNY LEE -0 still single

Al Williams -2 b -MARY

Larry Simpson -2 b -DARLENE

b -NORA -0 still single

X

Page 155 -WILLIAM HAMILTON Chart 551-L Clara L. Ruth See C-323 & P-30

-W. HAMILTON, JR. -DUNCAN BUIST, SR. -GRAFTON GEDDES, SR. -JOEL FRAMPTON, SR. -HARRY (nmi) Wm. H. Turner A. Mary Murphy Essie Daniel Leonora Mauldin A. Mattie Miller Inez Nichols -ANNIE MAUD B. Dorothy Wentworth B. Ila Underwood

A -JAMES HAMILTON, (Colonel) -GRAFTON GEDDES, JR. R. S. Marr -EVANGELINE -James H. SR. -DUNCAN BUIST, JR. -3 -0 -0 a. Susan Dryden -1 -1 -3 Edith Bannister A-CLAIRE died as a child b. Esther Gage -0 Loulie Haile Majorie Mason

A-MARGARET Emmett F. Gill -JOAB MAULDIN A-JOEL FRAMPTON, JR. Don C. Young -W. Homer -0 -1 -3 -3 -0 -2 still single -SARAH CORRINE Katherine Douglas Frances Lewis -ADA MAUD Clara Anderson

John C. Otwell Wm. Guy Hood A-MARION MILLER, SR. -0 -2 -3 X -ELIZ. LOUISE -ADA LEONORA Clementine Shanks X X

T.C. Anderson, Jr. -5 X -CORA LOUISE X

X

-WILLIAM HAMILTON Clara L. Ruth Chart 551-R See C-323 & P-30

John J. Cowart -MELINDA RUTH -MARY SUSAN A. T.H. Bryson, Sr. Charles D. West -ADA MAY died single died as child B. Edward Crouch -ADDIE ROSA -CLARA LOUISE

-John J., Jr. A -Thomas. H., Jr. -Charles Dowling -0 Addie M. Owens -3 died 1-1/2 years X X Frances Phelps

Calhoun H. Young -James I. -0 -1 -Ruth X Dorothy Cooper

Frank Edenfield Stanley A. Webb -0 -2 -Louise -Ada Ruth

S. J. Frazier, Jr. -2 X -Mary Frances

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Page 156 -JOHN VIRGIL Chart 552 Annie Williams See C-323 & P-31

-CHARLES -BROADUS ESTES -WALTER TALMADGE John S. Hiers Maurice E. Weems -ROSA KIRBY -MARY LOUSIE THEOPHILUS a. __?__ died as child -ANNIE ELLIS -JAMESINA VIRGINIA died as child died as child Ethel Ford b. Louise Cleveland

-HENRY ATWELL b-EDWARD -Jack S. -Maurice D. (Took -2 CLEVELAND -2 Hiers surname) Dorothy Hodges (took surname of X Minnie Mitchell -4 X X Huckabee) Jeanne Purdom

-CHARLES ESTES -Cecil Virginia -James Acton -2 -0 -3 Dora Hagwood X still single Vera Summerfield

-VIRGINIA ELIZ. -Sarah Eleanor -0 -0 still single died as infant X

-RUTH ESTELLE -0 X still single

-ANNIE ALICE -0 died as infant

X

-DECANIE DEXTER Chart 553 Mary Margaret Thames See C-323 & P-31

-CAMERON LEROY, SR. -WILBUR BOYCE.SR. -MOYE CLIFTON, SR. -JAMES FRANKLIN -ALBERT LEWIS Joe W. Tuten Mack C. Mixson E. H. Fluker, Sr. Lois Duncan Lily Maude Boyd Maude Wiggins Rosena Youmans Ethel McDaniel -IDA MAE -EDNA LENORA -HARRIETT MAMIE (”Nonie”) SUE

-CAMERON LEROY, JR. -JAMES DEXTER, SR. -MOYE CLIFTON, JR. Verne Sassaman -HERBERT LEWIS George O. James -William Edward -E. H., Jr. -2 -2 -1 -4 -4 -0 -3 -2 Shirley Peacock Mary E. Goldberg Dympna Richards -MIRIAM Anna Ruth Flood -Edna Mae Marlene Hart Joan Gardard

-WILBUR BOYCE, JR. -RICHARD HAMILTON Henry Roseberry Cliff Wood -Cameron Clifton -David -0 -0 -3 -1 X -0 -1 X died as infant Alice Pilkington -MARY MARTHA -SADIE ELISE died single Barbara LeVanga

L. F. Poole, Sr. -James Claude Lyman Smith -3 -2 -4 X -SUE MORRIS X X Lyde Mack -Carolyn

-MARY MARGARET -Richard -0 -2 died as infant Christine Miller X

Addendum 654’s X GUY JEFF Dowling -3 -Margaret

a. Berkley Farrell b. Curt Swofford -0 -Helen

X

Page 157 -JOHN CALHOUN, SR. Chart 556 Lillie Cleland See C-323 & P-34

-JOHN CALHOUN, JR. -JAMES HARRY -CLARENCE EDWARD J.G.E. Harrison, Sr. William R. Ott William S. Ware -BEULAH IDELIA Mary Whisonant Sarah Lane Maxine O’Brian -EDITH MYRTLE -LILLIAN INEZ -BESSIE VIOLA still single

-JOE HARRY -J.G.E., Jr. -John Dowling -William S., Jr. -0 -2 -0 -0 X still single X Jean Youmans still single still single X

-THOMAS EDWARD -Brooks Dowling -William Bruce -Sandra Kaye CALHOUN -2 -0 -0 -0 Eliz. Cameron still single still single still single

-SARAH LAKE -Ralph Marion -Barbara Ellen -Martha Jean -0 -0 -0 -0 still single still single still single still single

Burton F. Ford -Judy Carolyn -Barbara June -2 -0 -0 X -Doris Dean still single still single

-Ruth Annette -0 still single X X

-Donald Lee -1 Barbara Farr

Luke Trowell -3 -Barbara Jean

X

Page 158 -BENJAMIN WYMAN, SR. Chart 557 Esther Sullivan See C-323 & P-34

-HENRY GOOGE, SR. -JULIAN PARDUE -OLIVER PERRY -WILSON THOMPSON -JACK (nmi) -CECIL WYMAN -BENJAMIN WYMAN, JR. Louise Smith Meredith Holt a. Beatrice Turner Helen Irvin Marie Grimes Idelle Elledge died as infant b. Ann P. Stinson

-HENRY GOOGE, JR. -JEFFERSON PARDUE b-MICHAEL OLIVER -WILSON T., JR. -LEWIS WAYNE -MARGARET WYAMN -0 -0 -0 -0 -0 -0 still single still single still single still single still single still single X

-MARY LOUISE -WILLIS IRVIN -JACK DALE -0 -0 -0 still single X X still single still single X

-HELEN STUART -0 X still single X

X

-OLIVER PERRY, II Chart 558 Agnes Sullivan See C-323 & P-34

-O.P. III -NED JEFFERSON R. P. Preacher, Sr. J. Frank Patrick (”PETE”) Ruth E. O’Berry -DOLLY RUTH -MARY VIOLA Mildred Torrence

-OLIVER TORRENCE -EVELYN ANN -Ronald P., Jr. -J. Frank, Jr. -0 -0 -0 -2 still single still single still single Betty J. White

J. C. Kellett, Jr. Rudolpho Toro Charles Evans -1 -2 -1 -PATRICIA EDNA X -Ruth M. -Mary Claire

-JEAN ALICE -0 X still single X

X

Page 159 -MARION JACKSON Chart 561 Ursula Atkinson See C-331 & P-43

-JASPER BOSWELL, SR. -CLARENCE ELMER T. A. Slater John W. Mathison C. M. Logan C. M. Wimberly a. Maggie Horne a. Alice Bailey -NETTIE -MAIDRA CLYDE -WILLIE -EXA b. Mary Horne b. Marie Peterson (sisters)

b-JASPER BOSWELL, JR. a-MARION PRESCOTT -Burdette (Dr.) -Clyde, “Si”, (Rev.) -Charles M., Jr. -Clarence -1 -0 -0 -2 -1 -0 Gloria Ward still single Wilma Byxbe Mary Spear Gloria Evans died as child

E.T. Denmark, Jr. a-TRAVERS ELMER -Carl -Rufus -Clarence -Clinton B. -2 -1 -1 -2 -2 -0 b -PATSY Mary Rena Dorn Bernice Glenn Eunice Camp Hilda Hadley died as child

b -WENDELL Fritz VanArnam C. P. Peacock -Howard J. B. Hunt H. E. Rooks LOWELL, SR. -0 -6 a. Kathleen White -1 -1 -2 -2 a-URSULA -Audra b. Lillian Wilson -0 -Marion -Hortense Shirley Gunter

-Thelma Jewell Flory Diehl -Mildred J. K. Peacock -0 -2 -0 -2 X X died as child -Nettie Ruth still single -Jeanette

-Willie Dow Julian Hilliard -Vera Clyde N. H. Tullington -0 -3 -0 -1 died age two -Helen died age two -Bonnie Jean

-Floyd -Lois Olin Triplett -0 -0 -0 died as child died age 18 X -Exa Mae

Virgil Strickland X X -0 -Nina

X

Page 160 -ANGUS (Rev.) Chart 563-L Laura L. Boswell See C-331 & P-48

-OSCAR (nmi) (Dr.) -HENRY BASCOM -MARVIN (nmi) -ANGUS, JR. (nmi) -NOEL THOMAS Lula Tindyll Caledonia Mancill Alberta Byrd Elizabeth Molloy died as infant

-JOHN WESLEY, II -ZACK (nmi) -JANET C. B. -3 -0 -0 X Mamie Hall Elina Anderson X still single

-HERBERT BASCOM -JERRE LAND -ELIZABETH M. a. Kathleen Pugh-2 -1 -0 b. Stella Jones -0 Andree Gouard still single

-ANGUS MANCILL -ALBERT RENO -2 -0 Laura Molloy Katheryn Dickey X

L. D. Petrey -DEAN BERROW -2 -0 -KATHLEEN Edyth Chernstrom

-LAURA V. -ALEX HOOD -0 -0 died as infant died single

-ANGUS BIRTIS, SR. X -3 Essie Wilson

X

-ANGUS (Rev.) Laura L. Boswell Chart 563-R See C-331 & P-48

-NETTIE -MATTIE -ANNIE -GUSSIE B. died age two died single died single still single

X X X X

Page 161 -SIMEON Chart 564-L Sarah J. Welch See C-331 & P-48

-ANGUS FRANKLIN -JOHN TOLBERT -BOBBY -JAMES FADY L. Eben Wells David Sconyers Allen Sconyers Ella Gullage Cora Warren -BLANCHE B. -ELIZA -VIRGINIA died as infant died as infant

-DANIEL YOUNG, II -JOHN WILLIAM -Nigel -Shelly -Roscoe a. Mitty Hagler -8 -0 -2 -3 -5 b. Martha Snell -0 June Faulkner X X Jewell Richardson Lucy Snell Mae Bennett

-BASCOM (nmi) -RICHARD W. -Glenn L. Coley T. Wells -Jesse Valley Layton -2 -2 -2 -2 Eliz. Carroll Dorothy McGee -Annie Annie B. Cook

-WILLIE SIMUEL -EMBREE HOSS, SR. -Ralph -Nina T. -Jim -4 -1 -2 -0 -10 Claudia White Nan Jones Betty Mock died as infant Wessey Miller

-ANGUS FRANK -ELSIE -Leslie E. -Seymour -2 -0 -2 -2 Era Miller died age one Nina Marley X Claudia Cox

-WILLIAM NOEL Kirvin Bagette -Gladys -Charles a. Bonnie Austin -9 -0 -0 -3 b. __?__ -? -NORMA died age one Ola Hodge

Coot Austin J. M. Holley, Jr. Pate H. Spears -Lonnie -0 -4 -1 -9 -MAE BELLE -MILDRED -Tamsy Louise Ethel Bradley

Wm. H. Goolsby Wm. Paul Kolb -Corinne -Amy -10 -3 -0 -3 -JEWEL -DOROTHY still single Merriam Hudson

A. Coy Chambliss O. G. Purdue -5 X -3 -INA X -Virginia

John Parker -2 -ANNIE X

Jamie Bennett -3 -VERLIE

X

Page 162 -SIMEON Sarah J. Welch Chart 564-R See C-331 & P-48

Tobe Marsh Geroge S. Bernard -LIZZY D. -ELLA IRENA -MARTHA E. Meigs Holman -EMMA GERTRUDE -LAURA REBBECA died age one died age seven died as infant -ANNA J.

-Simmy -George S., (Jr.?) -Norma -0 a. Carolyn Dowdell -2 X -0 Susan Martin b. Lucille Baird -0 X X died age one

-John Dowling -Virgil Oates -11 -5 X Abbie Gilley Emma Saunders

-Needham -Horace -0 -2 died single Mary Dunklin

-Elijah -Clarence D. -3 -0 Lizzy Hughes Alma Mintie

-Grady Ben Y. Martin -0 -1 died as child -Annie Laurie

-Harvey -0 died single X

-Cossey -3 Lula Lockard

-Charley -0 still single

-Frank -1 Ollie Williams

Ed Underwood -2 -Gertrude

Alto Cox -4 -Laura

Alto Pope -4 -Sally

X

Page 163 -DANIEL YOUNG Chart 565-L Rebecca J. Dick See C-331 & P-49

-YOUNG DANIEL -EARLY LATE -HARTWELL EXCELL -ANGUS LEONIDAS -MYRT M. -MARCELOUS Bonnie Johnson A. Maggie Baker A. Anna L. Spears called “Lonnie” Ruby Fox died as child of Addend. 695 B. __?__ B. Leila C. Owens died single

-MARGARET ANN A -EARLY RALPH A-HART HUBERT -HENDERSON FOX -0 -3 -0 -2 still single Marjorie Jones Minnie Habney X Jeanne Miller X

A-DANIEL BAKER A-FRANK DEWEY a. __?__ -1 -1 X b. Adeline Bergheim -1 Rhodora Corcoran X c. Ann __?__ -?

A-JOSEPH ELROY A -LEO BERTIE -3 -3 Virginia Moran Rita Ruby Carver

a. H.C. Harris, Jr. -1 Julius Russell b. H.E. Erickson -1 -0 A-JANE A-MARGUERITE

Galen O. Elson a. C. E. Delacroix -2 -3 b. Jimmy O’Brien -0 A-BLONDELL A-THELMA IRENE

a. Hal Green -0 B- OSCAR WILTON b. Harvey Nolte -0 -2 A-GLADYS Avis Irene Bass

George Van Auken -2 X B-RUBY

X

-DANIEL YOUNG Rebecca J. Dick Chart 565-R See C-331 & P-49

-MARCUS (nmi) -WILLIAM -ALVIA AUGUSTA -HARLEY OBIE -IRENE GERTURDE Marguerite Patzman died as infant died as child died as child died age twelve

-MARCUS LEON -0 Katherine Dale X X X X

B.B. Romine -2 -IRENE GURTRUDE

X

Page 164 -GABRIEL PASTORY Chart 566 Zilpha Ann Smith See C-331 & P-50

-HARVEY CLAYTON, SR. -HORACE 0’NEAL, SR. -JAMES ROSCOE -ALBERT TOWNSHEND Addendum 692’s H. M. Sessions John W. Hilliard Grace M. Mewborn a. Nora Bowen Frances A. Wilson Addie Ruth Harris Jesse D. Holman -WILLIE GERTRUDE -SALLIE CAMILLA b. Jennie Nickels -SUSAN O.

-HARVEY C., JR a-HORACE O., JR. -JAMES WILSON -James Dowling -Lewie -0 -2 -0 -2 -3 still single Pearl Payne Velma Vavra X Mary Hornsby Mary Blanton X

W. James Brown a-ANGUS GABRIEL -ALBERT McINTYRE -Jessie Neil Addendum’s 735’s -0 Olive Fubtz -0 -0 -0 Chas. O. Stokes -KATHRYN Alma Goff -0 died as child still single -0 -Willie Belle

Rev. Candler Budd a-ALBERT BOWEN Jake C. Marley -E. Hendrix -0 -0 -1 -0 -GRACE M. died as infant -RACHAEL still single X

-unnamed girl A. J. Kelly -Leslie Dacosta -0 -2 -0 died as infant a-NORA GERTRUDE X still single

Rufus Hulsey -2 Walton Jackson J. E. McChessney -1 -4 X a-SARAH HELEN -Sally Mae

J. L. Hill John Q. Adams -3 -4 b -CAROLYN ROSE -Elizabeth

D. P. O’Donnell T. J. Patterson -4 -2 b-SUSAN JEANETTE -Dorothy

X X

Page 165 -SAMUEL LAWSON Chart 568 Jane Windham See C-331 & P-56

-ROBERT YOUNG -HARDEE BRYANT -JUDSON DAVIE, SR. -MASON MORTON -TOLBERT LAWSON -HENRY PORTER -LEILA BELLE Melissa Pridgen A. Erin Reynolds A. Lillian MacKenzie Nina C. Graves A. Polly Thomason Maude Sledge died single B. Ruth Parker B. Fleta McWhorter B. Laura Newman

-FRED TOLBERT A-HUGH REYNOLDS A-JUDSON DAVIE, JR. Joe H. Palmer B-ROBERT NEWMAN -HENRY LANDON -4 -3 -5 -1 -0 -2 X Sallie Williams Dorothy Midgley Kathryn Shirley -DORIS Golda Mullins Selma Shelton

-ROBERT LOUIS A-MACK DAVID A-WILLIAM MACKENZIE Ham B. Crouch B-unnamed infant -THOMAS LAWSON “Buddy” -1 -1 -1 -1 -0 Annie R. Smith Jeanette Leslie -NINA Ophie Stockton still single

-SAMUEL MARION a. M. B. Harrison -2 Leland M. Guise -JOHN WESLEY, SR. -0 b. J. Weldon Jacobs-0 -1 -2 Fannie Henderson X A-MARY M. -JANE X Jessie M. Scaife

-ALONZO GILLS George H. Miley -0 X -1 X died single -NORMA

-JESSE BRYAN -0 died single X

Dr. Wm. Palmer -1 -BERTIE MAE

Fred E. Enslen -0 -KATE F.

-GRAYMO -0 still single

C. Kirk Enzor -0 -GRACE

-ERIN ELIZABETH -0 died as infant

-PAULINE -0 died age two

X

Page 166 -NOEL BAXTER Chart 569 Elizabeth Wells See C-331 & P-57

-RAY A. (i.o.) -HAYWOOD HART R. H. Ramsey Charles McCarn Chas D. Murphy, Sr. Cona Alene York died single -CORA LEE -CARROW -LOTTIE B.

-NOEL MITCHELL -Richard Heywood Ken Towe -Charles D., Jr. -1 -4 -3 -0 Margaret Pearson X Lucille Radney -Elizabeth still single

-R.A. (i.o.) -J. Robert Erwin T. Brooks Ewell W. Powers (book’s author) -5 -1 -4 -4 Hilda Hawkins -Mavis -Maude Agnes Westervelt

a. Earle Stapleton -4 -Cassie J. L. McMullen Judson Bentley b. John Drake -0 -0 -2 -2 -HELEN VIRGINIA still single -Kathryn -Louise

Frank M. King a. Hugh Garner -0 E. B. McDaniel -1 b. Clyde Ford -1 -2 -RANAH ALENE -Frances X -Nell

L. Ennis Gibbons John B. Hazard -3 -0 -LILLIAN EUGENIA X -Mary E.

E. Martin Price -4 -CONA KENNETTE X

X

Page 167 -LOUIS LAWRENCE Chart 570 A. Ida Connelly B. Christian James See C-331 & P-58

A-ARTHUR CRAWFORD A-CONNIE WYATT A- JOHN LAMAR John H. Morgan B-EXA MAE Addie Mae Posey Cona Martin a. Cordie Folsom A-LUCY died as infant b. Lelia Collier

Ernest Armstrong -HENRY LAWRENCE a-GEORGE LOUIS -George C. -1 -2 -2 -3 -DOROTHY Esther Bell Thelma Riley Imogene Holman X of Addend. 692

-unnamed girl -ROY LANIER a-JULIAN LAMAR Floyd McKnight -0 -1 -0 -1 died as infant Annabelle Elliott Ima L. Spence -T. Elizabeth

Joe W. Horn a-WALTER BRITT Charles A. Kilpatrick -1 -0 -0 X -MARIE died single -Helen

Eric Ballard -2 -EDWARD LAMAR Ralph Valentine -0 Elsie Morgan -4 -EVELYN Betty Grogan -1 X

X X

-GEORGE WASHINGTON Chart 571 Mollie Carroll See C-331 & P-58

-GUS T. (i.o.) -JOHN CARROLL -DEMPSEY LEMUEL -WILLIAM ASHLEY -ALLEN VINSON Viola Simms Lydia Simms a. Nora Lewis Willie Harrell Nina E. Pelton b. Ruth Byrd

-HEYWOOD AUGUSTUS a-BEN LEWIS -GEORGE BERTON -4 -1 a. Dorothy Belote -2 Ruby Lilly X Mildred Marshall X b. Janet Davis -0

D. N. McClanahan b-RUTH B. -ROBERT CARROLL -3 -0 -1 -MARY ELISE still single Amanda Hancock

b -ANNA CARROLL -GLENN AARON X -0 -2 died as child Dorothy E. Bush

X X

Page 168 -WILLIAM REYNOLDS Chart 573 A. Martha J. Howell B. Arminta Stanford See C-331 & P-62

C.V. Dillard B-WILLIE DAVENPORT B-JAMES BLANT B-GRADY MANCIL Will Lewis Jim Beckham Lee Hall Walter Watford A-ELLA RENORA Minnie Turner Flora Raines a. Lola Bell (Roach) B-LEILA BELLE B-EMMA B-CARRIE B-JOHNNIE b. Bessie Norton

Orlando L. Smith -WILBUR RAY -CULLEN EDSEL a -JOHN WYATT -Billy -A. J. -Herman Kermit -4 -2 -0 -0 -3 a. Willie Turner -1 -0 -Lily Emma Davidson Betty A. Hinson Dorothy Reid X Margaret King b. __?__ Hall -0 killed WWII

a. B. D. Smith -0 Spurgeon Bonner 1. James Perron -0 -Waitus -Huey Glenn b. __?__ Russell -0 -2 2. Leo Tuttle -2 -0 X a. Virgina __?__ X c. Emmett Mitchell -0 -BETTY JEAN b- TOMMIE LOIS died age four b. Edna __?__ -GLADYS LOUISE

Theo Lee, Jr. Jimmy Peacock Dewey Scarbrough -Dowling R. -1 -0 -1 -2 X -PEGGY FAYE b- “JACKIE” SYLVIA -Maudie Bell Martha Sellers

Foster Clark -Harold L. X -0 -6 X -Ernestine a. Aline Andrews b. __?__

-Hilda -Howard Williams -0 -3 still single Ovie Johns

X X

Page 169 -GREEN BERRY Chart 574-L A. Catherine Woodham B. Georgia A. Dunn See C-331 & P-62

A-ELDER LEON A-CARSON CLANTON A-BERRY YOUNG A-ROBERT ALTO A-OMER HOKE Emmett Byrd Will Palmer a. Leila Stewart a. Eliza Godwin Lillian Harper Flossie Lassiter Wilma Dooling A-IDUMA A-OLA b. Thelma Rhodes b. Emma Poyner

a -CHARLIE D. (i.o.) -FLOYD VERNON -CODY (nmi) (twin) -DONALD LEVON J. C. Burch -J. D. -3 -3 -0 -0 -2 -3 Gladys Snuggs X Cynthia Franz died as baby Maxine Smith -Ruby Lee Edna Hagler of Addend. 677

a -LOCKARD LEON Fauline Pyke -COY (nmi) (twin) -unnamed boy -Alphus -1 -2 -0 -0 a. Thelma McClellan-1 Annel Brown -RUTH died single died an infant X b. Louise Quinn-1

a -ARTHUR CARY -ROBERT VIRGLE Delton Strickland -Harvey S. -2 X Silver Star Award -6 a. Muriel Snell-2 Tommie Lewis -3 -DOROTHY DELL b. Hortense Williford-2 Viola Carmack

a -FORDYCE SAMUEL -GEORGE VOLLY -Hubert Talley C. L. Helms -2 -1 -1 -1 Louise Arnette Lilly Favata -CATHERINE -Myrtle

a -YOUNG DAN -HUBERT ALTO Tommy Pierson A. B. Hughes -3 -2 -1 -2 Kathryn Peters Zora Hallman -FLORA NELL -Minnie

a -STEWART ALLEN -PAUL LEE, SR. Johnny Janowski I. D. Chancey -0 -1 -2 -0 died age one Jean Wyper -MARGARET -Willie Maud

Hugh Justice -JAMES BLACKSHEAR Irvin Callahan -6 -2 -0 a -OSSIE LEE Patricia Moore X -Alma

-Fred Hinson -DOYLE FRANKLIN Don Smith -2 -0 -0 a -MARY CATHERINE still single -Trudie

John Brewer William Lowery -2 -4 a -CONA JEWELL -ESSIE MAE X

Horace Miller Hugh Smith -3 -1 a -VIRGINIA -JOHNNIE

Robert Pair -1 X -WILLIE KATE

-ROSA NELL -0 died age 16

-RUBY J. -0 died age two

X

Page 170 -GREEN BERRY A. Catherine Woodham Chart 574-R B. Georgia A. Dunn See C-331 & P-62

Rom Singleton A -MERTIE JEWEL Will Waites James J. Peacock Addendum 665’s Lovelace Savell A -COLLIE EVADA died age one A -CLIDE A -FLOSSIE MAE Marion Martin A -NANNIE INEZ A -AVER EUGENIA

-Dewey -Glenn -J. Lockard -Wm. Marion, Jr. -Curtis M. -1 X -0 -4 a. Ruth __?__ -0 -2 Helen Montgomery Vertus Hodges Lillian Messick b. Florence __?__ -1 Willie Metcalf c. Gertrude __?__ -0

Henry Gray -Leamon J. N. Beckham -Cleopas C. -Preston D. -1 -0 -5 -2 -4 -Cora Lee died single -Katie Lou Fannie McDonald Jetta Morris killed WWII

John Coleman -Benton Tom F. Watson -Monroe Young -1 -3 -1 -10 -Era Mae Leila Clark -Wilma Corene Davis X

-Willie Jessie -Eugene X -0 -5 died age five X Edna Harris

-Raleigh -1 X Clara Mae Tharpe

-Roy -0 died as infant

a. John James -4 b. __?__ -? c. __?__ -? -Voncile

-Eunice Orene -0 died age two

X

Page 171 -SIMPSON QUITMAN Chart 577-L A. Frances Golden B. Willie Adams See C-331 & P-64

A -LEON LAWRENCE A -OSWALD (nmi) A -L. L. -a. Willie Hutchinson J. P. Hanks G. W. Metcalf Ida Folsom Mary Harper died as child b. Walter A. Brown A -MINNIE A -PERLA A -VASSIE

-LEX EDWIN Robert Stephens a -Dan -Louie -Holton -3 -1 -3 -2 -0 Jerry Morgan -MARTHA FRANCES X Jimmie Halford Helen Roll Francella Fogle

-JACK LEON Billy Rowe a -Phil D. -Joseph P. -Roy -0 -0 -1 -0 -0 __?__ -MARY OSWALD Helen Hutchins Pauline Malone still single

-Wm. Lawrence -William Henry X -2 -2 X X Marjorie Johns Claytie Leonard

-Harry -Alphonso -0 -0 still single Agnes Spicer

-unamed boy -George Taft died as infant -4 Catherine Carmichael

-Joseph Leon -0 X died single

-Arthur Paul -3 Lillian Mixon

-James Peler -0 died an infant

-Ethel -0 died as infant

H. C. Thompson -2 -Mary Belle

X

-SIMPSON QUITMAN A. Frances Golden B. Willie Adams See C-331 & P-64 Chart 577-R

A -ALVA A -JUAL B -THOMAS BEN died age eight died age five Pearl Hundley

X X ?

Page 172 -STEVEN CALVESS A. Lavonia Fo rehand Chart 578 B. Emma Thompson C. Mary Leddon See C-331 & P-65

A -SELMON A -GENERAL SOLLIE A -ZINNAMON A -ZACKIE FRANCIS A -MARY JOICY Berry Adams Horace Weeks B -WILLIE ELVESTUS CALVESTUS Sophia Rogenski FLETCHER Pauline Boswell died age three A -GUSSIE ELIZ. A -CLESSIE LEVONIA (male) Ebbie Andrews Estelle Haire still single

Bobby Roberts -JAMES LOYD -PATRICIA -Sollie M. -0 -0 -0 -4 -CAROLYN X Nora Harbin still single X Lettie Russell X X

-CURTIS NEWELL G. F. Spivey -1 -0 X Joann Bell X -Verna L.

-CECIL FLETCHER H. J. Grantham -0 -10 still single -Mary Lee

-ROBERT LEROY -0 still single X

-BILLY DUANE -0 died as infant

Barney O. DeBary -2 -LOIS

Walter D. Griffin -2 -VIVIAN

-JANICE -0 still single

Russell F. Smith -3 -VERNA LEE

X

Page 173 -ZACHEUS ASBURY Chart 581 Adelaide Glenn See C-332 & P-68

-HERNDON -unnamed son E. B. Heiser -ADELAIDE LUCILLE -LILY BERRY -CLAUDE LULA -MABLE GLENN GLENN, SR. died as infant -JULIA BELL died single still single still single died single Ada Camp

-HERNDON -Edward Bryon, Jr. GLENN, JR. -0 -4 X died single X X X X Peggy Purcell

-EDWARD CAMP -Sarah Adelaide -3 -0 Juanita Sexton still single

R. Merrell Sweat -2 X -BARBARA RUTH

X

-JOSEPH BASKERVILLE Chart 582 Sallie E. Tucker See C-332 & P-69

-WALTER TUCKER -WIGHTMAN -WM. GLADSTONE -RUEBEN WAVERLY -JOS. COTTRELL Mattie McMillan HANSFORD Leska Mitchell still single Willie E. Jiles Annie Eliz. Aswell

-LOYAL WALTER G. F. Keller -JOEL LOUIS -DHU (nmi) -0 -0 -3 -4 still single -BONNIE ELIZ. Mavis E. Baxter X Anne Youngblood

-CLAYTON (nmi) -L. L. Bishop -NORMAN LAMAR -0 -1 X -4 still single -MABLE CLAIRE Martha A. Watson

-WOODROW WILSON Thos. J. Lawrence -4 -2 Lillian E. Lee X -DOROTHY MAE

-ROBERT McMILLAN a. Z. B. Weingart -1 -1 b. E. H. Hosford -2 Narvis Davidson -LENORA

-BETTY VERA -0 X still single

Neil Caldwell -0 W. F. Hammel -1 -IVA MAE

X

Page 174 -NOAH COLUMBUS Chart 586 Martha E. Jones See C-332 & P-70

-ALTO WALLACE -HENRY WILSON -CLINTON RUSSELL R. P. Blocker A. Oscar Evans Wesley M. Roberts a. Frank Massey Jimmy Null a. Hattie Cummings died age four died single -FANNIE LEONIA B. C. G. Byars -EDNA PEARL b. Sam Smith -EVA MAE b. Bertha Isbell -LILLIAN -KATIE LEAN

a -MAX CUMMINGS -Clifford John Randall -Earl a -Warner Francis Wooten -2 -5 -4 a. Loretta -1 -4 Margaret Thompson Kate Nimmers A -Mineola Packelburger -2 Nell Shiflett -Gloria X X b. Doris Arnold -0

Albert Thompson Harold L. Bates B -Thomas William James McCormick -2 -3 -0 -1 a - ARA EVELYN -Thelma died young -Opal X X

b -WALLACE RAY a. Ross Cannon -2 B -James Russell a. Martin Acker -1 (twin) b. Edward Folmar -0 -0 b. Harry Arnold -2 -1 -Gertrude died young -Geraldine Faye Busby

b -WALTER FAY a. Coleman Blue Beckham Harris (twin) b. Lawrence Calfee -1 -0 -4 X c. Randolph Johnson -0 -Rilla Mae Billie Jo Owens B -Mary

Bobby Logan -Willie -2 -0 b- DELORES X died age two

J. E. Cannon -Inez -2 -0 b -HAZEL died as infant

X X

Page 175 -WM. THEODORE, SR. Chart 587 A. Hattie McLeod B. Ella McLeod See C-332 & P-71

A -unnamed girl B -CHARLIE B -WM. THEODORE, Guy Vann Glenn Gilbert died as infant McCDOWELL JR. B -ANNIE LUCILLE B -ELEANOR Bessie Bloodworth A. Lillian Baggett b. Florence Hancock

-CHARLES EARL b -WILLIAM TED -Herman Glenn -3 -3 -? X Edna McNamarra Pauline Dillashaw X Edna Buntin

-JAMES DOUGLAS b- CARLTON EUGENE -0 -2 Nell Hart Annette Sasser X

-HUGH LAVEN b -BOBBY RAY -1 -0 Annie Dansby Johnnie Howell

-EDWARD CORTEY b-RAYMOND JACKIE -2 -0 Ruby I. Thomas still single

James B. Guest b -CHARLES HERMAN -2 -0 -PEGGY JUNE still single

X X

Page 176 -WILLIAM ANDREW Chart 591-L A. Leola Large B. Gertrude Dubose See C-335 & P-75

-A. ZACKERY SEWELL A -MORTON DAVID A -WILLIAM Clyde R. Wilson Dr. W. J. Beasley G. W. Woodham died age one a. Ethel Lewis COURTNEY A -ELIZABETH VIOLA A -VICTORIA LOUISE A- EVA ESTHER b. Myrtle Jackson Virginia Taylor

1. Paul Wigginton -0 C. C. Jeter -Wm. Jennings -G. W., Jr. 2. Russell Broadus -0 -1 -0 -2 X a -DOLLY G. X -Annie Laurie died age five Minnie Rhodes

Barney Holt H. M. Jordan C. A. Manship, Jr. -Andrew D. -0 -0 -0 -2 a -JEWEL -Edith -Louise Mary Ida Warner

L. F. McCutcheon B. W. Konopa -1 -1 X X a -CATHERINE -Leola

L. M. Wiest X -2 -Martha Eliz.

Richard Hearon -2 -Lessie Gertrude

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-WILLIAM ANDREW A. Leola Large Chart 591-R B. Gertrude Dubose See C-335 & P-75

Ira B. Brown a. A. L. Harper, Sr. B -BENJ. ANDREW, SR. B -EDWARD B -WILEY ASBURY A -FANNIE “FAY” b. Dr. Eldridge Baskin a. Martha Hardin SYLVESTER died as infant A -ROSA JENKINS b. Marj. White Eliza. Roberts

-Frederick Dowling a -Arthur Lide, Jr. a -BENJ. ANDREW, JR. -WM. ANDREW, II -1 -5 -0 -0 Gladys Smith Amelia Barnwell still single still single X

b -McIVER DUBOSE -EDWARD S., JR. -0 -0 X X still single still single

b -GERTRUDE -REBECCA -0 -0 still single still single

b -CAROL DEAN -0 X still single

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Page 177 -JOHN CHAPEL Chart 592-L Beulah Galloway See C-335 & P-76

-ERNEST LEROY, SR. -HENRY GRADY, SR. -LOUIS MAJOR, SR. -LEON DUDLEY -JOHN EDGAR Carrie Turner Anna L. Bush Fostine Tallon died as child died as child

-ERNEST LEROY, JR. -HENRY GRADY, JR. -DANIEL EARLE -0 -0 -2 X Helen Godfrey still single Mattie Stewart X

-DAVID HARRIS -DOROTHY -LOUIS MAJOR, JR. -2 -0 -0 Louise Harrell still single Mary L. Shytle

X X X

-JOHN CHAPEL Beulah Galloway See C-335 & P-76 Chart 592-R

-VICTOR KINLOUGH -VERNON LOVELL a. John C. Norwood -MALTIE KATHLEEN -ALMA MAE died as child died as child b. Alger Yarbrough died age one died as infant -MARIE

a -John E. Jr. -2 X X Kathleen Daniel X X

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Page 178 -JAMES MULDROW, SR. Chart 593-L Agnes Yarborough See C-335 & P-76

-WILLIAM ASBURY -JAMES MULDROW, John F. Clayton Leroy Tallon Edell Sansbury John H. Browning Iris Price JR. -MARGARET -MAMIE -FLORRIE -MATTIE LEE Dorothy Stokes

-WAYNE (nmi) -JAMES CLEVELAND -Joyce -Samuel -James -John H. ,Jr. -0 -0 -0 -0 -0 - 0 still single still single still single still single still single still single

-JUNE -THOMAS EDWARD -Sybil -Jerry -Robin -0 -0 -0 -0 -0 still single still single X still single still single still single

-Ann -Madelyn -PHILLIP (nmi) -0 -0 X -0 X still single still single still single

-STEPHEN (nmi) -0 X still single X

-MARY YVONNE -0 still single

X

-JAMES MULDROW, SR. Agnes Yarborough Chart 593-R See C-335 & P-76

-AGNES LOUISE -MARTHA ERIN -SADIE LEE died as child died young died as infant

X X X

Page 179 -SAMUEL PINKNEY Chart 594 Mary Yarborough See C-335 & P-77

-LAURIN PINKNEY, SR. -JOHN FRANCIS, SR. -SAMUEL CHARLTON A. G. White Orilla Truluck Geraldine Gardner died as child -RUE DELLE

-LAURIN PINKNEY, JR. -JOHN F., JR. -Samuel B. -0 -0 -0 still single still single X still single

-THOMAS ALLEN -SAMUEL GARDNER -Paula Diane -0 -0 -0 still single still single still single

C. L. Windham -PHYLLIS EILEEN -0 -0 X -MARY FRANCES still single

-NORMA JEAN -JANIS FAYE -0 -0 still single still single

X X

-JOHN HARRISON Chart 596 Fannie McPhail See C-338 & P-84

-ROBERT JOHNSON -HUGH SHELTON -WILLIAM LEE A. Lawrency McCollough Joseph Sunkel died single Gladys Barron Grace Kellett B. James Wade -LILLIE FRANCES C. Otho Williams -EDNA

Elgin Glenn -JOHN K. A -Ray Robert Sneed -1 -_?_ -1 -2 X -LOUISE __?__ Vineta Green -Frances Ann

Wm. Mahoney -GLENN B -James, Jr. Melbert Schwartz -2 -? -2 -2 -FRANCES __?__ Dorothy Plant -Katherine

-W. Patterson -Searcy -4 X -MARY BETH X

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Page 180 -ROBERT ZEDOCK Chart 597 Hattie Hooks See C-338 & P-84

-ROBERT CECIL Jesse H. Wade Tennie Warren -MYRTLE

-ROBERT LEE -Thomas -3 -3 Leona Weiss Elsie Marquara

-WARREN -Bobby Joe -2 -1 Geraldine Cunningham Jo Ann Norwood

-JIMMY Amos Veazey -0 -3 still single -Winnie

Rudy Weiss Ernest Redman -4 -2 -EVELYN -Dorothy

Charlie Crouch John Taylor -1 -4 -LILLIE PEARL -Cora

Albert Weiss -2 X -PATSY

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-SHELTON ISAAC Chart 598 Lillie Kincannon See C-338 & P-84

-WILLARD ISAAC, SR. -BENJAMIN ORA Wayne H. McClure, Jr. Icy Barron Katie Cardwell -GLADYS

-WILLARD ISAAC, JR. Roy Floreke -Wayne -3 -2 -0 Thelma Massingill -ORA MARIE still single

-MILTON WAYNE -2 Marie McDaniel X X

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Page 181 Page 182 Addenda

IF POSSIBLE, AS YOU READ THESE married Jane Corbett; issue, -James, -Carl, GUIDES GLANCE AT AN ADDENDUM -Berry, -Nathan, -Guilford, Jr., -Ricy, -Teedy, WHICH CONTAINS PEOPLE YOU KNOW... and Anna. 4-William Jasper married Jane 1. The first person named under each Addendum Geiger; no issue. 5-Samuel Robert married first is the 5th-generation-descendant of ROBERT'S Lula Bennett; issue, -Freeman, Gulf Agent, about whom much more information is given in Starke, Fla.. pres. of Register Family Reunion, the text of this book. (m) Alice Agin; -Floyd (m) Alice Wright; 2. Underscored names show the 6th-generation- -Candacy (m) John Chitty; Samuel Robert mar- descendants who were the children of the first- ried second Rotilda Tumblin; no issue; Samuel named-person. Robert married third Luraney Register; issue, 3. All other names that are preceded by a dash -Arzel, male, (m) Miss Zipper; -Plez, a male; are the various 7th-generation-issue of -Chandler; -Ruby (m) J. W. Rewis; and -Ruth. ROBERT'S (and who, of course, are the grand- 6-Aaron Robert Lee Register married Sarah children of the first-named-person). Peterson: issue, -Sesh, male; -James, -Tinion, a 4. No brothers and sisters are necessarily list- male; -Peter, -Lessie (m) Mr. Chitty; -Nita, and ed in order of birth; in fact, most of the male -Sudie. 7-Mary Ann Elizabeth died at the age of issue are ordinarily named before the females two. 8-Zilpha married Francis M. Rogers; -Bud, are. -Sam, -Ben, -John Henry, -Quarterman, -Creasy, 5. In some cases a female's “new” surname, that female (m) Lovin Davis; -Leila, -Eva, -Beckie, she adopted at the time of her marriage, is and-Martha. 9-Ricy Caroline married Paul shown in parentheses . . . for her cousins were Deese;issue, -John, -Frank died single, unable to give the author any other marital data. -Guilford, -J. B., -Rebecca, -Beulah, -Ellen, As an example, see Addendum 611. -Carrie,-Victoria,-Minnie,and-Pearley. 6. Unless the author uses some term such as “died single”, “still single”, etc. the reader Addendum 604 should not assume that the listing of a person's -TEMPERANCE Rowell and James A. name by itself precluded marriage. As an exam- Rowell had thirteen children: 1-David married ple, see Addendum 603. Lucy Grimes; issue, -D. Frank (m.1st) Vashtie 7. A question mark (?) is used to show the Lynn and (m.2nd) Emma White; -James (m), author's failure to learn the surname that would Aussie Blount; -Reed (m) Bessie Blocker; ordinarily be listed in that space; for example, -Clifford (m) Ruth Bell; -Nellie (m) Elwood see the seventh line of Addendum 644. Knox; -Monti (m) Jim J. Griffin; -Lou, female 8. The numbering of children runs consecutively who died single; and -Sara (m) Bailey (for the 5th generation parent) regardless of Wainwright. 2-Jabez James married first Jane whether they are "full" or "half" brothers and Anthony and had at least the following issue by sisters. For example, see Addendum 613. her: -Avner (m) Verdie Harris; -Jennie (m) Bud 10. Remember that every fifth-generation Wainwright. Jabez James also married Ranie descendant of ROBERT’S is alphabetically list- Ammons and Eilen McBee, these unions having ed in the index of this book, should you wish to three issue including -Walter (m) Jeannette find more text material about any person who Stone, and -Velie (m) WILLARD MORTON heads one of these Addenda. (Every person born Dowling of Chart 509. 3-Jesse married Mary a Dowling is also indexed.) Jane Moody; issue -Baxter (m) Ada Harrison; -Presley (m) Addendum 605's Martha Jane Addendum 602 Crews; -Jimmy (m) Lily Music (or Rawlings); -REBECCA CAROLINE Register and -Columbus, died young; -Navada (m) Vander E. Samue1 Register had nine children: l-John Roberson; and -Minnie (m) David Roberson. Moses married Martha Rhoden; issue, 4-John D. married DRUCILLA Dowling of -Elizabeth. 2-Dennis Dowling Register married Chart 507; all of their issue are shown there. Nellie Rhoden, sister of Martha; issue, -George, 5-William Henry married Claudia Moody; issue, -Joe, -Tommy, -Mary, and -Effie. 3-Guilford H. -Silas (m) Myrtle Crews; -Barney (m) Algie

Page 183 Stewart; -Tollie (m), Sarah Davis; -Math (m) D. (m) Cora Jacobs of Addendum 604; -Isham Eva Roberson; -Hardy (m) Earnie Roberson; (m. lst) Mollie Lewis &(m. 2nd) Zula Hodge; -Mitch (m) Becky Smith; -Dave (m) Hazel -Rutus F. (m) Addendum 604's Mary Jacobs; Prescott; -Dennis (m) Lena Dubose; -J. C. (m) -Jack (m) Katie Douglas; -Charlie (m) Mary Lee Kay Biggs; -Clester, male, died as child; Hodge; -unnamed boy; -Delie, died as child; -Tempie died as child; -Betty died as child and -Gussie (m. lst) Harry Benefield & (m. 2nd) Gus -Lilly Mae (m) Henry Brauda. 6-Martha Matilda Medlin; -Martha Jane (m) Addendum 604's married “Little” AARON Dowling; their issue Presley Rowell; -Mary (m) Will Crews. 2-Jabe are shown on Chart 507. 7-Eliza Rebecca mar- married twice, lived in Daytona Beach, and had ried Samuel Morgan; issue, -Dave (m) Jane several children. 3-Sinai, female, had sons Highsmith; -Jack (m) Ida Highsmith; -Tempie -Johnny Crews and -Keat Crews, the latter killed (m) Bill Riggins; -Rosey (m) John Smith; still single; and -Willie, female, (m) Doll -Cresey (m) Lonny Riggins. 8-Sophia Jane mar- Hunnicutt. 4-Nancy married Mr. Cheatham and ried Daniel Wilkinson; they were last heard from had one son, -Franklin. 5-Delie married Willie S. in Florida; she was born in 1853. 9-Mary Echols; issue, -Willie M. (m) Sara Mae Elizabeth married William Fiveash; a grandson Crawford; -George (m) Thelma Strickland; of theirs, Ray Fiveash, is a policeman in -Etheridge female, died single; -Cheatham, Waycross, Georgia. 10-Hester Ann married I. female, (m) Willie R. Johnson; -Beulah (m. lst), Benjamin Lyons; issue, -Sam D., Sr. (m) Minor Mr. Crosby & (m. 2nd) George Fussell; -Florine Corbitt; -George (m) Merriam Griner; -Charlie (m) Dilworth Strickland. (m) Nellie Rutherford; -William Darrel “Doc”, died single; -Tempie (m) Shepherd Boyd; -Janie Addendum 606 (m) Henry Ammons; and -Ella (m) Jackson SABRA SALINA Crews and William John Corbitt. 11-Tempie Adeline married first Silas (Jack) Crews had thirteen children: 1-David Johns; issue, -Rutus (m) Katie White; -Kizzie Lawton married Mary Roberson; issue, -Minnie (m) James Walker; and -Emmie (m) John (m) Addendum 609's James Allen Stokes; and Register; Tempie Adeline married second -Lovey (m) Rube Morgan. 2-Perry lived near Lymon Wilcher but there was no issue to this Lelatown, Georgia, and has children there. 3-Jim union. 12-Frances Dorinda married James married Virginia Harrell; issue, -Wally (m. lst) Harris; issue, -John (m) Willie Mae Riggins; Cora Dyal & (m. 2nd) Bessie Yarbrough; -Joe (m) Annie Bell Bonham; Jim, Jr. (m) -Calvin J. (m) Edna Baxter; -Minnie (m) E. M. Emmie Godwin; -Ban (m) Susie Thornton, Hazen; and -Alva (m), G. B. Colson. 4-Isham -Carswell (m.2nd) Connie Byrd; -Lyman (m) IInd married first Kizzie Johns; issue, -Barten Ola Houston; -Addie (m. lst) Nick Tatum & (m. (m) Georgia Rozier; -Johnny (m) Liza Woodard; 2nd) Ocie Fiveash; -Maude (m. lst) George -Dessie (m) Thomas Clynes; -Della (m), Jim Joynor & (m.2nd) Jesse Lucas; -Ocie (m) Jasper Day; -Hattie (m) John Riley Carter; Crawford; -Myrtie (m.lst) Purdom Howard & -Lizzie (m) Richard Bell; -Sabra (m) Lum (m. 2nd) Russell Howard & (m.3rd) Henderson Peacocks: Isham IInd married second Missouri Davis. 13-Rachel Keziah married first Jim Johns but they had no issue. 5-Billy married Jacobs; issue, -James Britt (m) Zonie Harris; Lizzie Thornton; no issue. 6-Sam married -Jack, died age five; -George, died age nine; Maggie Hunter; issue, -Arlie who married three -Tempie (m) Felder Drury; -Mary (m) Rutus F. times; -Early and -Jeff; these three resided in Crews of Addendum 605; -Cora (m) Addendum Florida. 7-Cain C. married Laura Dubose; issue, 605's Solomon D. Crews; -Alice (m) Lang Lynn; -Walter, sheriff of Brantley County, (m) Verona -Lou (m) C. E. Wilcher. Rachel Keziah married Howard. -Irvin (m) Lillie Walker; -Ruben (m) second D. A. Carter but they had no children. Elma Howard; -Gordon (m) Sammie Hogan; -Beulah (m) Raymond Hickox; -Leila (m) B. N. Addendum 605 Hinson; -Maggie (m) Owen Strickland; -Hattie -ADELINE Crews and Isham Crews had (m) Tom Lloyd. 8-Brantley married Mary five children: 1-Sam married first Ellender Dixon; issue, -Alvin (m) Desie Lee Moody; -J. Sweat; issue -Lee (m) Addie Williams; Sam L. (m) Myrtle Griner. -Wilbur (m) Olie Phyfe; married second Martha Knight; issue, -Solomon -Alphie (m) Edmond Walker; -Nora died as

Page 184 infant. 9-John married Earlie Johns; issue, Addendum 608 -Nathan (m. lst) Nolie Manning & (m. 2nd) MARY E. Dowling Griffin and Dempsey Griffin Rosie Beverly; -Jerry, married; -Roney, “Bud”, had eleven children: 1-Avery R. died young. (m)Frances Crawford; -Mary (m) Jim Swindle; 2-Pleasant Dempsey married first Jane Elizabeth -Lifie Ann (m) Lawton Crawford. 10-Eliza mar- Thornton; issue, -P. U. (m. lst) Vallie Altman & ried Ed Carew; issue, -Pat, still single; -Eddie (m. 2nd) Julia Gibson; -F. H. (m) Gertie (m) Bertie?; -Mollie (m) J. M. Brantley; -Ida, Strickland; -B. A. (m) Myrtie Altman; -John G. still single; -Susie Mae (m) Lee Dubose. 11-Jane (m) Anna Mott; -G. R. (m) Minnie Davis, and married Sam Griffin; issue, -Jim, married twice; three others who died single, -Mary Jane, -Owen; -Minnie, died young; -infant daughter; -Gracie Ella, and Yorkie Rilla; Pleasant -Oscar, died young. 12-Sue married John Dempsey married second Mary Lee; issue, Dubose; issue, -Levy, -Benny, Johnny, -Ida, -Moses (m) Lennie Strickland; -Jeptha (m) -Lissie, and -Macy. 13-Mary married John Zettie O'Quinn; -Joseph (m. lst) Janie White & Johns; issue, -Peter (m), Lolie Raulerson; (m. 2nd) Hattie Nelson; -Nora, still single; -Johnny; -Fannie (m) Owen Griffin; -Lennie (m) -Rachel (m) W. O. Herrin; -Ruth still single; Elson Howell; -Kate (m) Will Griffin. -Sareptha, still single; -Cora (m) L. M. Tomerlin; -Zettie (m) Albert Thomas; and -Zoie (m) O. W. Addendum 607 Crosby. 3-James Darling married Henrietta -MARY MARTHA Raulerson and David Melton; issue -J. B. (m) Ada Walker; -Manning Raulerson had eight children: 1-David Canady (m) Charlotte Altman; -Britton (m) Chart 509's died young. 2-James Darling died at the age of Mary Crews; -Melissa (m) John Ammons, and ten. 3-Sydney, female, married Jesse Hilton; -Bessie (m) David O'Quinn. 4-Noah N. married issue, -Harry, English male, -Eddie, -Putnam, first Nancy Stone; issue -Irving B. (m) -Alex, -Millard, -John, -Ira A., died as boy, Addendum 613’s Emma Dryden; -Ernest A. (m) -Denton, -Lizzie, and -Mary Anna who died sin- Luzanna Baker; -Victoria (m) Jack Hagen; Noah gle. 4-Mary Isabelle married James R. Roberson, N. married second Rosa E. Thornton; issue, whose ancestors are shown in "Pioneers of -Lester E. (m. lst) Chart 506's VIOLET Dowling Wiregrass Georgia"; issue, -Andrew (m) Chart & (m. 2nd) Ida Walker, -Noah Bernice (m) Mary 507's DORINDA; Cuyler R. (m) Hattie Lou Meeks; -Namon U. (m) Julia Hickox; -Peurifoy Pearson; -Johnny (m. lst) Janie Steward & (m. (m. lst) Tassie Lanier & (m. 2nd) Estelle?; 2nd) Miss Raulerson & (m. 3rd) Miss Johns; -Onimous (m) Alma Meddlin; -George Burrell, -Allen (m) Gertie Manning; -Vander, male, (m, died as child; -Viola (m) Noah Albritton; -Ella Vada Rowell; -Clester, “Cap”, (m. lst) Ida (m) Math Strickland; -Mary Jane (m) Riley Kimbrell & (m. 2nd) Ada Turner; -David (m) Altman; -Goldie (m) Jack Hickox; -Ruth (m) lst, Lois Scott; -Loannie (m) Joseph Chancey. Clarence Guy & (m. 2nd) Mr. Yates; 5-Eliza died at the age of nine. 6-Mantia M., -Josephine (m) Charley Hickox. 5-Nancy S. female, married Madison Honney. 7-Macy married John Strickland; nothing more learned Malinda married Alex Manning; issue, -Joseph of her. 6-Mary M. married James Stone issue, J. (m) Millie A. Knight; -John D. (m. lst) Carrie -Allen (m) Abbie Boyd; -Griffin D. (m) Rachel Boomer & (m. 2nd) Georgia Johns; -Evan, died Walker; -Lillie (m) Isham Aldridge; -Maggie single; -Mizell (m) Ben Carter; -Lovey (m) (m), Henry Highsmith; -Lonie (m) Herschel Charlie Moody; -Viola (m) Charles C. Knight; Davis; -Mattie (m) Ira Hickox; -Julia (m) Jim -Oma (m) Joseph L. Rogers; -Lessie (m) Jasper Harris; -Nettie, still single; -Nicie (m) Frank Strickland; -Earnie (m) Tom Brown; -Lettie, Willlams. 7-Martha M. married Archibald married; -Kate (m) Lester Anderson; and there Crews; issue -Charles C. (m) Emmeline Lee; was one issue. 8-Nettie married Saint Clair -Lawt (m) Nolie Gunter; -Ira (m) Nevie Dixon; Manning; issue, -unnamed boy; -David M., died -Levy (m) Katie Stone; -Whit (m) Bell single; -Jim Curtis (m) Mildred Farrell; -Lonnie Strickland; -Cage (m) Becky Hickox; -Mary (m) W., still single; -Ernest S. (m) Doris Mock; Jim Lee; -Katie (m) Jack Crawford. -Emma (m) -Tyrus Jerrell (m) Ida Herrin; -Mary Lou (m. lst) David Chestnut; and -Mattie (m) Chart 517’s J. O. Knox & (m. 2nd) Lonny B. Smith; -Pearl LEWIS MOSES Dowling. 8-Harriett Letitia (m) Erlish Bennett; -Ethel (m) Alton Tomlinson. married Banner Crews; issue, -Lovie Elizabeth

Page 185 (m) Alfred Thomas; -Melissa (m) Andrew 8-Marzilla married Carswell Warren; issue, Shuman; -Hattie Mae (m) George Anderson. -Gross, -Jushua, -Johnny, and -Roscoe (m) 9-Lovey E. married Dennis Edwards; issue, Martha Stokes; maybe others. -Dempsey (m) Mollie Jacobs; Fronie (m) Martin Lane; -Nola (m) Melvin Courson; -Mattie (m) Addendum 610 Edgar W. Hall; -Hattie (m) Raymond Hickox; -HARRIETT Stone and William Henry 10-Sarah Ann married Ransom Guy, and had at Stone had seven children: 1-William Henry, Jr. least one child, -Verdie (McLeod). 11-Amarintha married Mary Livinia Rhoden; issue -Oliver, Emmie married Bartow Mercer; nothing else -Colquitt, -Ezra, -Effie, -Annie, -Mattie, and learned about her. -Rosa. 2-Isaiah D. married first Sallie Roberts; issue, -Fred (m) Sallie Boyd; -Ralph (m) Cora Addendum 609 Bell Brown, -Algie, died age five; Isaiah D. mar- -MARTHA Thomas and Edmond Thomas ried second Mary Lillian Clark; issue, -WilIiam had eight children; 1-Banner M. Sr., Georgia Henry II, -Voliet (Dobson), -Willie May Legislator, married first Mollie Jones; issue, (Peterson), and -Catherine (Wrigley). 3-Colquitt -Henry (m) Liza Carter; -Jim E. (m) Agnes died single. 4-Allen died age one. 5-Aurelia Griffith; -Mary (m) Hamp Crews; -Martha (m) married Thomas Abel Reynolds; issue, -Arley Hardy Crews; Banner M. married second Peggy (m) Edna Keller; -Joel (m) Lollie Williams. Knox; issue, -Russell (m) Nora Herrin; -Walter -Forest (m) Pearl Abneathy; -Hassie Cole (m) (m) Alva Davis. -Ira (m) Ivory Brooker; -Banner Agnes Harvey; -William Henry, killed in World M., Jr., postmaster of Hoboken, Georgia (m) War I when Germans blew up the USS TAMPA; Thelma Tallevast; -Bob (m) Willie Upton; -Liza -Burtle (m) Margaret Bracol; -Thomas Abel Jr. (m) Burie Thomas; -Ruth (m) C. S. Doster; (m) Faith Soward; -Douglas Whitten (m. 1st) -Bessie (m) J. B. Carter; -Lillie died single. Martha Barrow & (m. 2nd) Lois Jordan; -Hattie 2-John married first Miss Jones; issue two (m) Stanley Birmingham; -Nora Mae (m) Carlos daughters thought to live in Bradenton, Florida; E. Johns. 6-Emma R. married J. Thomas Harris. John married second Mozelle Dollison; issue, issue -Perry Edward, -Earl, -Della (m) Chart -Don, and -Oscar who operates Savannah store. 515's JAMES LONNIE Dowling, Sr., -Hattie 3-Ed married Nancy L. Jones; issue -Johnny, Elizabeth, -Carmen Elsie (Walker), -Isaiah, -Leila, -Lethie, -Lillie, and Edna T. (Barrett). -Lorenzo, -Vandie, -Thelma (m. Mr. Wells & Mr. 4-Sophia married Jim B. Harris; issue -Ernest Ryan), -Juanita (Williams), and -Vivian (m) Chart 507's VICTORIA Dowling; -William (Clements). 7-Cevilla married Joseph Harris; H., “Billy”, (m) Mary Kimbrell. 5-Mary married issue, -Daniel, -Raiford, -Paul Joseph, -Stanley, John Jacobs. issue -Eddie (m) Janie Thomas; -Radford, -J. R. -Mace, -Ivie, -Jessee, -Johnnie, -Bert (m) Hattie Walker. 6-Martha married and -Pearlie (Lyons). Richard Stokes; issue, -James Allen (m) Addendum 606's Minnie Crews; -Johnny (m) Addendum 611 Frances Barber; -Lucien (m) Nora Harris; -SELETA Stone and Allen Stone had three -Elbert (m) Chart 514's ETTA Dowling; -Henry children: 1-John married Emma Byrd. 2-Harriet (m) Viola Bradley; -Noah Frank (m) Mary Jane Elizabeth (Harrison). 3-Sophie Ester (Byrd), Jacobs; -Richard died as infant; -Willie (m. lst) whose daughter Hattie Byrd (Smith) presently Vada Herrin & (m. 2nd) Ella Highsmith; -Hattie lives in Collinsville, Alabama. and -Martha died as infants; -Sarah (m) Dave Pearson; -Lizzie (m) Raiford Thornton of Addendum 612 Addendum 613; -Rilla (m) Melt Williams; -MELINDA Dowling had one child: -Nancy (m) George Dryden, -Mary (m) Russell 1-EDGAR DEMPSEY married first Laura S. Raulerson. 7-Margaret married Lige O'Quinn; Carver, issue, -JESSIE (m) Babe Fisher; -OPHE- issue, -Banner Calvin (m) Janie Godwin; LIA (m) Reverend R. J. Revels; EDGAR -David Ezekial (m) Ella Williams. -Thomas DEMPSEY married second Lilla Ellis; issue, Oliver (m) Edna Taylor; Elijah Duncan (m) Avie -HARRY OTIS, SR., (m) Bertha Hinnant; Jones; -Hardy Edmond (m) Effie Taylor; -Agnes EDGARD DEMPSEY married a third time; (m) James I. Godwin; -Lillie (m) Jesse Teston. issue, -EDGAR (m) Maggie Zettles.

Page 186 Addendutm 613 -Elizabeth (m) William Anderson. 3-Elizabeth -EMMA SORENTHO Harris Thornton married Theodore Moseby; issue, -Winchester, Dryden and her first husband, John Harris, had Samuel, -Dwight, -Richard, -Theodore, -John D. one child: 1-Nancy J. married MOSES A. Dowling; their issue are shown on Chart 506. Addendum 616 -EMMA SORENTHO bore two more children -Winchester Graham and Eliza Carey Smith by her second husband Joe Thornton: 2-Raiford Graham had eight children: 1-Harry Malcom married Addendum 609's Lizzie Stokes; issue, married Jennie Kirkland; issue, -Hunt (m) Sarah -George (m) Ocie Strickland; -Joe (m) Martha Hunter; -Reuben J. (m) Beatrice Chitty; -Henry Mercer; -Jim (m) Lula Crews; -Arthur, died sin- Maner (m) Margaret Bryson; -Hamilton Yancey gle; -Avey (m) Ben Guy. 3-Sabra married Mann (m) Earle Foster; -Winchester II (m) Julia C. Altman; no issue. EMMA SORENTHO bore Goolsby; -Frank Kirkland (m.lst) Alice four more children by her third husband, Nathan Elizabeth Knight & also (m) again; -Jane, still Dryden: 4-Ben married Mary Mercer; issue, single; -Eliza C. (m) W. Hilton Harvey; -Nathan II (m) Tishie Melton; -Bertha (m. broth- -Rebecca H. (m) E. Hayes Reynolds; -Grace, er of Tishie's) Floyd Melton; -Beulah Lee (m. the still single; -Amy, died as infant. 2-Wilson died father of Tishie and Floyd) Dorce Melton; at age of seventeen. 3-Frank Dunbar married -Pauline (m) Leroy Aldridge. 5-Savila married Harriett Ayer; issue, -Providence (m) Edwin L. Seward Lee; issue, -Elbert (m) Ethel Guy; -Alex Culler, Jr. 4-Bothwell married Sarah Virginia (m) Almeida?; -Lindy (m) Bill Sams;-Reavis, Ayer; issue, Bothwell, Jr., (m) Katherine Louise female (m) Leroy Mercer. 6-Emma married Bean; -Enni (m) Lula May Brake; -Franklin Ayer Addendum 608's Irving B. Griffin; issue, -Henry (m) Lydia Schneal; -Grantland died single; (m) Letha Hickox; -Naldo Mary, male, (m) Ida -Malcom, died single; -Iverson (m) Laura Dyals; -Wilson, still single -Bobbie Mae still sin- Stoney; -Nellie; -Julia Elizabeth, died single; gle; -Goldie (m) David Willis; -Gladys (m) -Cornelia, died single; -Leila (m) James H. Monsie Crawford; -Verona (m) Hilry Fort. Cross; -Sarah Virginia, died single. 5-James 7-Hattie married Perry Jones; issue, -Carlos (m) Hagood died at age of four. 6-Elizabeth died as Susie Jacobs; -Jesse (m) Bessie Stone; -Edward an infant. 7 and 8-twin boys, un-named. Benjamin (m) Georgia Lee; -Clyde (m) Mildred Dixon; -Inez, married twice. Addendum 617 -Washington Aaron Hanberry and Lena Addendum 614 Hurst Hanberry had eight children: 1-James -SOPHIA Harris and Lewis Randall Harris Leonard, a hero of the Panama Canal Zone, mar- had seven children: 1-Joseph married Mary ried Lillie Powell; issue, -James Leonard, Jr., Anderson. no issue. 2-Lazarus married Emma (m) Lois Phillips; -Joe M. (m) Esther Ott; O'Neal and had about eight offspring. 3-Darling -Agnes (m) Ea King; -Mary Lillian (m) J. D. married Chart 509's Allie Crews; issue, -Fred, Patrick; -Eleanor (m) Herman Dantzler. -Tommy, -Minnie, and one or two others. 4-King 2-William Edward married Lula Witt and had at married Arrell Crews and had several, offspring. least one offspring, -William Frederick. 3-Fred 5-Lee married Lindy Carter, female, and had two died at age of five. 4-Everett H. married Alva offspring. 6-Seleta married Mack Crews of Wroton and had at least one offspring, -Homer Chart 509; issue, -Jasper, and -Dellie, male (m) B. (m) Grace?. 5-Earl died at age of five. Miss Crews & Miss Meeks. 7-Mittie married 6-Atmar, male, married Nadine McKerley; no Oscar Shumans. issue. 7-Nellie married Frank E. Dozier; issue, -Francis E., a son. 8-Eva Marie married Eligah Addendum 615 Hightower and had at least one offspring, -Ida Elizabeth Graham Jones and James -Erlene (m) Lige Kittrell & (m. once or twice Jones had at least three children: 1-William. more). 2-Sarah Ann married John O. Darby; issue -William Ansley (m) Matilda Feaster; -John G. Addendum 618 (m) Bessie Wilson; -Joseph J.; -Graham; -Edgar; -Hansford Hanberry and ______S1ater -Theodore; -Azuba; -infant; -Sarah Ann; Hanberry had at least three children: 1-George

Page 187 D. Sr. married Miss Carroll; issue -George D., -John Thomas (m) Vertie Lee Shillings; -Edna Jr., -Julia, and another daughter. 2-Jane, 3-Nelli. Maranda (m) William Rex Bass; -Ina Gertrude (m) Maxie Hamilton. 12-James Christian mar- Addendum 618.1 ried Dawsy Johnson; issue -Clara and -Lillie, -John Chester Hanberry and his first wife, both married. 13-Mattie Bell married Charles Honora Corniff, had two children: 1-John Frank Arthur Stuart; issue, -Arthur Virgil (m) Olivia married Lizzie Carlovitz; issue, -Hobert, Elizabeth Lewis; -Ruby Virginia, never married; -Gilbert, died age three; -Phillip still single, -Ruth Ophelia (m) Otis William Lewis. 14-Lillie -Mabie (m. lst) Gilbert McDonald & (m. 2nd) died at age of two. 15-Kittie D. married Robertus Dr. A. H. Letten; -Eva (m) Leon Elders: -Bessie Levi Webb; issue -John Joseph (m) Thelma (m) Terrell Evans. 2-Joe G. married Lizzie Turnipseed; -Beulah (m) Peter Ealum Hatten. Yelverton; issue, -William Wley (m) Iris Elles; 16-Elinor Elizabeth, “Nellie” married J. W. -Joe Mertz (m. 1st) Loraine Kimmons & (m. Myles, issue -Annie Lou, -Charley, -Aubrey, 2nd) Emmie Morris; Cora (McArthur); -Ella (m) -Dewey, and -Pearl. 17-Frances Julia married E. G. Vinson; -Juanita (m) Allen Mizella; Barney Owens; issue -Bessie (m) J. C. Faircloth; -Lillian (m) Albert Sellers. -Clyde (m) girl in Oregon. -John Chester Hanberry and his second wife, Elvira Jane Padgett Hanberry, had fifteen chil- Addendum 619 dren: 3-Homer Jessie married first Bertha -E. Jane Hanberry Sandifer and John Stillman; issue, -Shirley Nell (m) Dick Sandifer had five children: 1-Decania W. died at Davenport; -Betty Jane (m) Archie Graham; age of nineteen. 2-Fanny married Charles -Frances (m) J. R. Wilson; Homer Jessie married Hartzog; issue, -Anderson, -Lodie, -Lizzie, and second Bessie Bridges. 4-Edgar Hugh married -Luna. 3-Ellen married Allen Simmons; issue, Miriam Girley; issue, -Edwin Earl (m) Agnes -Joel, now of Bamberg, S. C.; -Ida (m) Samuel Inez May; -Charles Lynn (m) Wanda Iris Morris; Ayers Hand. 4-Lizzie married Aaron Ratcliff; no -Shirley Wayne, male, (m) Geraldine Bura; issue. 5-Emma married Tom C. Tant; no issue. -Royce Sexton, Sr., (m) Jewel Fay; -Linnie Jean (m) James Eugene Fogg; -Harry Olan (m) Addendum 620 Catherine Yvonne Standly. 5-Charles Arthur -Georgianna Hanberry Sandifer and Henry married Inez McNease; issue, -James Edward Sandifer had six children: 1-Marion, 2-Quinney, (m) Gladys Herrin. 6-Chester Harry died single 3-Sally (McMillan). 4-Victoria Erbanna married at age of seventeen. 7-Clarence Palmer married James William Hill; issue, -Virginia, still single, Tillie Patterson; issue -Kittie Dorls (m) Mr. of Bamberg, S. C.; -Ada Juanita (m) Martin Johnson; -Nellie Rea (m) Mr. Green; -Frances Hughes; -Maybelle J. died single; -Grace (m) Henry Johnson; -Palmer Gene (m) ? ; Truman (m) Reed Addy. 5-Lucia (Jordan). -Hilton, died age seven; -Cecil (m) ?. 8-Thomas 6-Rebecca (Jordan). Samuel married first Luna Hathorne issue, -Voncille (m) Mr. Wright; -Alice (m) James Addendum 621 Rollins. Thomas Samuel married second Mrs. -Rebecca Hanberry Witt and John Witt Sr. had at Luna Mae Brldges; issue, -Hugh (m) Faye least four children: 1-John Jr., had a son in Coulter. 9-Ernest Fredrick married Ruby Frey; Houston, Texas. 2-Charlie never married. 3-Lula issue, -Ernest (m) Beatrice Wilson; -Reggie, married W. E. Hanberry. 4-Ella, has a daughter, Baptist Minister, (m) Doris Landry. -Cleo (m) ?. -Nellie (Ross). 10-Willie W., male, married Riller Lott; issue, -Elvie (m) Ben Favella; -Arlene (m) Harry Addendum 622 Dunno, -Howard (m. lst) Cozine Rayborn & (m. -ELLEN ELIZABETH Cox and Andrew 2nd) Claude Smith; -Hazel (m) Howard Carruth; Jackson Cox had six children: 1-Elijah M. mar- -W. L., died age twenty-three; -Ladell (m) Alcus ried Julia Emma Free of Addendum 626; no Graham; -Magdaline (m) John T. Boyd. issue. 2-Aaron Dixon died single, about age of 11-Henry Robert married Clara Izzie Bell forty-one. 3-Sallie D. married Addendum 626's Garner; issue -Linnie Elizabeth (m) Robley Charles B. Free, issue, -B. F. (m) Harriett Haley -Lola Jane (m) A. Fifford McLemore; Mitchell; -W. E. (m) Bertie Gill; -Fred Wilbur,

Page 188 Sr. (m) Minnie Black; -Clarence Edwin, died as Robert Lee Allen; -Ruby, died age one; -Lina infant; -Jacob Decania, died as infant; -Charles (m) Frederick William Kinard; -Ruth (m) Dowling, died single; -Mary Caroline died as Raymond A. McDaniel. 4-infant daughter. infant; -Ellen Elizabeth, "Essie", (m) E. A. Hooten. 4-Carrie,"Shug", married J. J. Simmons; Addendum 625 issue, -Ralph E. (m) Connie Bustree; -John -CHARLEIGH THADEUS Dowling and Joseph (m) Pleasant Spell; -Earl J.; -Edwin E.; Margaret Quattlebaum had four children: -un-named infant; -Annie Dowling; -Edna L., 1-CHARLEIGH THADEUS, JR. married Selina Carrie R.; Nina F.; (the preceding seven died as Moss; issue, -MARGARET (m) Dr. C. W. infants or in childhood,; -Mary Ellen (m) G. O. Morrison; -ELIZABETH (m) Dr. E. G. Able; Simmons; -Bessie (m. lst) C. E. Tyler (m. 2nd) -AMELIA (m) W. L. Califf; -MARTHA ANNE A. N. Whetstone; -Marian (m) Olin W. (m) J. U. Bell Jr. 2-WILLIAM ELIJAH died as a Whetstone; -Ottie E. (m.lst) R. A. Ayer & (m. child. 3-EDGAR died as a child. 4-ERNEST 2nd) T. T. Elmore, 5-H. Rebecca died at age of died as a child. thirteen. 6-Mary Elizabeth married Jacob D. Felder; issue Jackson Cox, died age two; Addendum 626 -Nathaniel Elijah died age five; -Isaac Bamberg -ELIZABETH MAGALENE Free and Jacob (m. lst) Annie Black & (m. 2nd) Mildred Beatty; E. Free had seven children: 1-William Dowling -Jacob Edward (m) Inez Brabham; -Charles married Harriett Mary Sandifer; issue, -Dowling David, died single; -Benjamin Tillman (m. lst) William (m) Florence Sandifer; -Charles Wilhemina Zeigler & (m. 2nd) Nelle Bamber; Benjamin II (m) Lillie Ackerman; -Laura Mable -Ernest Gary, died as infant; -Ann Bertha (m) (m) Aquilla Willis; -Elizabeth M. (m) Offie Thomas H. Watson; -Mary Elizabeth (m) J. K. Griffith; -Florence Rebecca (m) Clinton E. Inabinet; -Jan Ellen (m) Michael Ayer; -Sallie Sandifer. 2-Charles Benjamin married first Sallie Emma (m) James H. Lever; -Mable Rebecca (m) D. Cox, of Addendum 622 where their issue are A. M. Watson. listed; Charles Benjamin married second Amanda Rutledge; issue -Harold B., died age Addendum 623 six; -Josephine (m. lst) J. Buice Brickle & (m. -SARAH S. Rice and Henry William Rice, 2nd) Henry Lawrence Hinnant; Charles Sr., had seven children: 1-Henry William. Jr. Beniamin married third Elizabeth Jenkins; issue, died as a child. 2-Thomas. 3-Ellen married J. H. -Katherine Elizabeth (m. lst) William Duncan Drummond and had at least one offspring, Rhoad & (m. 2nd) Percy Eugene Brabham, pub- -William Henry (1877-1903). 4-Catherine lisher of "The Bamberg Herald" and a South (Ensminger). 5-Rosa (Sandifer). 6-Hattie. Carolina legislator; -Louise Jenkins. 3-Thomas 7-Emma (Morris), whose daughter married a Jefferson died at age of two. 4-Francis Barton Jackson. died at age of one. 5-Jacob E. Jr. died at age of nine. 6-Rebecca married Sam E. Ulmer; issue, Addendum 624 -Julia Emma (m) Miles Blount & (m. once or -REBECCA ANN Barr Warren and James twice more); -Elizabeth (m) Dr. L. P. Weekly; Michael Barr, her first husband, had four chil- -Janie Sue (m) W. H. Weekly. 7-Julia Emma (m) dred: 1-James Dowling. died single at age of Addendum 622’s Elijah M. Cox. fourteen. 2-John Wesley married Alma B. Hays; no issue. 3-Charles Decania married Eula Lillian Addendum 627 Mitchell; issue, -James Michael II (m) Alba -ELLEN MARIA Kennerly and Joseph Haymes; -Decani Dowling (m) Mattie Lena Kennerly had one child: 1-Leda married Stanwix Watson; -John Wesley II, died single; -Franklin Greenville Mayfield, Sr.; issue, -Joseph; Asberry (m) Mary Leila Bauknight; -William Dowling, Sr. (m) Marian Riley; -McKendree (m) Kathleen Counts; -Charles -Stanwix Greenville, Jr., (m) Nan Sams; -Judson Decania Jr., (m) Addendum 630's Mary Frances Townes (m) Marjorie Maxwell; -Leda Christabel Guess. -Clyde Mitchell (m) Minnie McDaniel (m) S. S. Williams; -Eleanor died age one; -Louis Monroe, a twin, died as infant; -Lucilie -Blythe, died age two; and -Lillian Katherine. twin of preceding, died as infant; -Alma (m)

Page 189 Addendum 628 Addendum 630 -Decania William David Guess and Calista -Samuel Daniel Medicus Guess, who was Parler Guess had two children; 1-Lucia B. mar- born May 3, 1836, and Sallie Barr Guess had one ried A. R. Saunders; issue -Decania, -Milford, child; 1-James B., Sr. married Sallie Mitchell; -Mamie Lou, and -Ada. 2-Mary Augusta, issue, -James B., Jr. (m) Mary Connor; -Samuel "Mamie" married Asbury D. Pearson; issue, (m) Annie Lou Collins; -Hattie Lee (m) Hubert -Ernest C. (m) Rosa Marie May; -Edgar Guess Matthews -Sadelle (m) Milton Crum; -Emmie (m) Mayme Sturkie; -Howard D. (m) Ruby Ruth (m) Reynoid Wiggins; -Mary Frances (m) Haynes; Nina Earle (m) Willie Metz; -May (m) Addendum 624's Charles Decania Barr, Jr. Edward Easterling; -Alma (m) Poinsett M. King; -Olive Clare (m) Charles Coleman; -Eleanor, Addendum 630.1 died as infant. -William Elijah Bartholomew Guess and Louise Smith Guess, who was born March 13, Addendum 629 1849, had three children: 1-Annie married -Joseph Gardner Hamilton Guess, who lived Weims Armory Smith; issue, -Armory, -Louise, until December 13, 1918, and his first wife, -Helen. 2-Hattie married Frank McMillan; issue, Susan Catherine Barr Guess, had three children: -W. Frank (m) Ruth McDonald; -Rayerson (m) 1-Bellinger, a minister, married Mitty Decherd; Miriam Carson. 3-Ryerson Smith married issue, -J. Decherd, a doctor, (m) Mary Smith; Louise Dawson; issue -Anna (m) Neal Merritt; -Clarence II (m) Helen Fitts; -Robert; -Earl; -Eleanor (m) Robert E. Florrie. -Katherine Eloise, still single. 2-Eugene married Mattie McMichael; issue -Eugene Jr. (m) Hedvig Addendum 631 Amalie Manofsky; -Merritt Barr (m) Ena Pearl -MARY ANN ELIZABETH and D. D. Gregory; -Joseph William, still single; -Paul E. Briggs had nine children: 1-Aaron Madison mar- (m) Bernice Givens; -Jimphen; -Mattie E., sin- ried Emma Boyd; issue, -John James (m) Mary gle; -Emma Sue, died single. 3-Clarence, died at Maggie Smith; -1. Hector (m) Madie Mosley; age of eighteen, single. -Elmer Aaron (m) Earl Davis; -Edgar (m) Laura -Joseph Gardner Hamilton Guess and his Brown; -Lida (m.lst) Watt Haley & (m. 2nd) second wife, Mattie Prothro, had eight children: Will J. Brantley; -Bertha Grace (m) Oscar 4-Julian P. married Maude Walker; issue, -Joe Thomas; -Margie (m) C. B. Aust; -Nina (m) Sam (m) Mary Vickery; -St. Julian, female, (m) Bartlett; -Ruby (m) Ernest Harry; -Agnes (m) Ed Delmar Rivers; -Josephine (m) Rev. Peter Hudnall; and -one other offspring. 2-William Stokes; -Louise (m) Norman Bull; -Norma (m) Bennett married Maude Loper; issue, -Hugh; Roy Reams. 5-Algernon P. married Rosa B. -Estelle (m) Irvin Heflin; -Leona (m) Duff Strait. issue, -Algernon P., Jr. (m) Eva Fair; Perryman; -Grace (m) Horace Johnston; -Maude -William Francis, still single; -Rosanne (m) (m) Frank Baggett; -Gladys (m) Frank Wood. Edwin James. 6-St. Clair P.. Sr. married Sarah 3-Edward L. C. died single. 4-Nathan Grace Heriot; issue, -St. Clair P., Jr, former mayor of married Sally Kerr; issue, -Ben L. (m) Nell Denmark, S. C., (m) Martha Howell; -Joseph Davidson; -Aaron K. (m) Hazel Fea; -Dick Heriot, physician, (m) Julia Easterling; -Carolyn Dowling (m) Anita Carnathan; -Frances (m) (m) Maynard Watson; -Martha (m) Samuel Glen Rush; -Olive (m. lst) Norman Mitchell & Finley Johnson; -Sarah (m) Henry Barton; and (m. 2nd) Fred W. Phelps. 5-Martha H., died as -Betty (m) Dr. Joseph D. Thomas. 7-Joseph died infant. 6-Mary Kitturah married Nelson single. 8-Sallie married Frank V. James; issue, Harrington; issue, Charlie, -Aaron B., -John, -Joseph, -Pauline, -Martha, and -Frances, all -Nelson, -Laura, and -Alma. 7-Charles female, four dying as children. 9-Ida May married Rev. married Thomas Rhyne; issue, -Charnes, male, William Haynsworth: issue, -Charles, died as -Kirk (m) Eva Harry; -D. D. (m. lst) Daisy child; -Ida May (m) Curtis Bull. 10-Estelle mar- Rigdon & (m. 2nd) Myra Davis; -Byrd, female, ried Dr. Percy A. Bethea, no issue. 11-Ruby (m) Bob Rigdon; -Ann B. (m) James Michelle married Dr. Irving P. Carr; issue, -Ruby McConnell. 8-Lavenia died as infant. 9-Sarah Michelle, died single. Lota married R. L. Phillips, issue, -R. L. Jr. (m) Viola Johnston; -Grace Briggs, male, (m) Annie

Page 190 Decell; -Paul Jerome (m) Biddy Shamburger; ried Sam Williams and had one offspring. -Kitura (m) Dr. James Glenn; -Ida (m) George 7-MARGARET L. married George C. Ford; Aust; -Lydia (m) Edwin Neilson; -Mary Louise issue, -George, -Charleigh, -Billy, -James B., (m) O. R. Swann; -Lota Alma (m. lst) H. S. -one other son, -Margaret, -Emma Lee, and Rayner & (m. 2nd) P. K. Gwin; -Lucile (m.lst) -Louise. John Hale & (m. 2nd) Joseph Dunn. Addendum 635 Addendum 632 -Susan Amanda Walston Rivers and Lewis -ELEANOR KITTURAH Taylor and William Rivers had ten children, of which at Alexander Taylor had seven children: least nine were sons: 1-infant un-named. 1-Jonathon M. 2-James Alexander. 3-Charles 2-David Gillum married first Mary Elizabeth Dale died at age of one. 4-Martha Ann, probably Hancock; issue, -Charles Oswald, died single; called “Sissy”, died as child. 5-Nancy Elizabeth -Lewis William II, died age one; -Lucius Lamar, married Dr. D. M. Gatlin; issue, -Irma Eleanor. died age one; -Susan Pearl, thrown from horse at 6-Eleanor K. (McCoy). 7-Virginia Caroline mar- age sixteen and killed; -Ethel Annie, died age ried C. E. Morrison; issue, -Willie Alexander, seven; -Alice Agnes (m) John E. Perry; -Hazel -James Edward -Thomas Franklin, -Ernest Madaline (m) George W. Whilden. David Aaron, druggust of Meridian, Mississippi, Gillum married second Willie Langford but they -Robert Taylor, -Paul, -Emma Lucille -Mamie had no issue. 3-Lewis William. Jr. married first Eulah, -Carrie Pearl, and -Velma (m) Will L. Alice Ann Lee; issue, -John Horman; -Roger Fuller of Meridian. William (m) Ola May Jones; -Paul Edgar; -Lewis Wiley (m) Nettie Smith; -Sadie Lee (m) Addendum 633 Marion Moore; -Mary Amanda; -Elizabeth, died -VIRGINIA CAROLINE Adams and Francis single. Lewis William. Jr. married second Zettie M. Adams had seven children: 1-John Earl mar- Hardy Gibbons but they had no issue. 4-Francis ried Charity L. Morgan; issue, -Lee Allen (m. Bartow married Madeline Proctor; issue, lst) Charlotta O’Neal & (m. 2nd) Ruth Alex -Wayne Kirby, Sr. (m) Evelyn Thompson; ander; -Thomas Angus, died as child; -William -William Robert (m) Dorothy Grubb; -Francis P. Earl (m) Willie Reeder; -infant son; -John Elmer (m) Ruth Christopher; -Frederick Pasco; -John (m) Daisy L. Parr; -Lotie Malissa (m) Barney S. W.; -Julian Max (m) Nathalie Williams; -Bernice DeLong; -Floy Aileen (m) James E. Bennett; Marie (m) L. E. Johnson, Sr.; -Edith Amanda; -Faye Moline (m) Earl G. Holt; -Crystal -Lois Virginia. 5-James Kirby, died single. Madeline (m) R. T. Kennemer; -Ada May (m) C. 6-Thomas Max, physician, married first Rosalie D. Hachett; -Mary Virginia (m. lst) Edward Clare Godfrey; issue, -Lewis Godfrey; Long & (m. 2nd) Lawrence J. Ward. 2-Thomas -Creswell; -Gerald (m) Mary Moore. Thomas A. S., died single. 3-Abram Dowling died as Max married second Roberta Peterson; issue, infant. 4-Lota Morgan, died single. 5-Allen -Lillian Madge (m) Herbert E. Vedeman; Pearl, female, died as child. 6-daughter, un- -Eunice, still single; Thomas Max married third named. 7-Mary Virginia married H. L. Carpenter Josie Amy Prouty; no issue. 7-Joseph Michael issue, -P Giles, died single; -Floy Aileen (m) G. married Leona Martha Blitch; issue, -Lueius T. Thexton. Blitch Sr., (m) Minnie Amelia Gable; -Leon Addendum 634 Madison (m) Martha Fiebke; -Joseph Michael, -JACOB ELIJAN Dowling, who lived from Jr., (m. lst) Hazel Phiebke & (m. 2nd) Erenza ?; 11-7-1847 to 6-26-1926, and Emma Brozolia -Glenn (m) Frances Bailey; -Byron, still single. Dotson Dowling had seven children; 1-LESTER 8-Dewitt Oscar, minister, married first Lorena LEWIS. 2-CHARLES EDWIN married Betty Amando O'Neal; issue, -Thomas Dewitt (m) Gray; issue, -HELEN (m) Howard Baughman; Vera Magness; -Fred William (m. lst) Elizabeth -DOROTHY (m) Earl Clayton. 3-STANLEY Heatley & (m. 2nd) Bess Revels; -James Kirby; died as child. 4-LOUISE married J. O. Burns; no -Mary Amanda; -Audrey. 9-Albert Percy died at issue. 5-FATIMA “TIMMIE” married George G. age of one. 10-Henry Walter, died at age of ten. Appling; issue, -Charleigh; -Irene, still single; Addendum 636 and -Evelyn (m) John K Wilson. 6-IRENE mar- -Sarah Walston Parnell and Jacob R. Parnell

Page 191 had five children: 1-Henry Thomas married May -ELIZABETH SARAR Townsend and Elizabeth McKenny. 2-John Joseph married William Alex Townsend had nine children: Lillian Powell first, and once or twice more 1-William Riley married first Lena Sealey but including a bride named Singletary. 3-Mary they had no issue; William Riley married second Mancy married Jack Levi Wright; issue -West Minnie Daughtry; issue -Ceci1 Isaac (m) Nettie Berry (m) Annie J. Tulley -Jacob Levi (m) Lennie Lovett. 2-John Marion has two children. Lawrence; -James Eppie (m) Cora Lou Jones; 3-Samuel E. married first Annie Carver and sec- -Matthew, died as infant; -Robert E.; -Florence ond Sarah Brinkley; he has at least one offspring Mae (m) David L. Hemrick; -Grace Corine (m) (by Sarah), -Evanell Elizabeth (m) Benjamin Edgar Taylor; -Edna H. (m) Avery L. Freeman; Alvin Durrance. 4-Thomas died single. 5-Mary -Asa Belle (m. the 2nd time) Joseph Masselas. Jane married James A. Neal; issue, -William 4-Martha Jane died at age of five.5-Sarah Rebecca Alex, -Amos Jasper who died at three, -Lonnie, married Willias David Parnell; issue,-Charles -Isa Cerula. 6-Maggie Elizabeth married first Alfonso (m) Nellie Hodges; -Rayford T. (m) William P. Wall and married second Samuel Daisy Moseley; -Horace David; Roy Steth; -Paul; Simmons and married third John Gillson; -Mary H. (m) Fred J. Dempsey; -Sadie Mae (m) -Flossie (Miller) of Jacksonville, Florida, is an R. E. Still; and -daughter who (m) Jack Wright. offspring of hers. 7-Virginia married William Simmons; issue, -Lewis, -John Samuel, -Maud, Addendum 637 -Sarah, -Grace (m) W. R. Thomas. 8-Susan -MARTHA JANE Mann and Jackson D. Mahala (Johnson); no issue. 9-Texas Missouri, Mann had five children; 1-Henry B. married female, married Dr. Gordon A. Taylor, issue, Addie Bailey; issue, -John Henry, Sr. (m) Hazel -Gordon Andrew, Jr. (m) Nell?; -Inez Sarah (m) Fisher; -Robert Frank (m) Nell Dillard; -Jackson Frank Lee Brooks; -Ruth Edna (m) John P. Dean (m) Myra McAllister; -Mable Florence (m) Crosier; -Edith Alene and (m) John R. Hudson. David Henry Tart; -Minnie (m. lst) Eugene C. Stevens & (m. 2nd) Mr. Boyett; -Elsie Geneva (m) Addendum 638 Claude Foy Koonce; -Martha Josephine (m) -JOHN WESLEY Dowling and Emma Lonnie O. Newsome; -Bessie Mae (m) Bernard L. Ogden Dowling had one child: 1-NETTYE mar- Grayson; -Addie Eloise (m) Leslie Lon Warnock. ried first Clifford Tresca; issue, -CIifford F., who 2-Rebecca Elizabeth married Hope A. Farmer; later took surname of MacLean, (m) Helen Mary issue, Napoleon B., died age three; -Ernest Duval Casserly; -Robert Le Roy, who later took sur- (m) Opal Gamble; -Horace Woodland (m) Hazel name of MacLean, (m) Alice Garnett; his sketch Belcher; -Leon Jerome, died age three; -Marion, is elsewhere in this book. NETTYE married sec- died age one; -Eugene M., died age two; -Webster ond A. L. MacLean and third E. H. Semon and Jackson; -Edna (m) Frederick Sydney Jackson; fourth Samuel Waddell. -Josephine (m) Frank L. Rider; -Eva (m) Charles Frederick O'Neill. 3-Atlanta Oscola married Addendum 639 James Alexander Bowen; issue, -James Henry, -FRANCIS MARION Dowling and his first died age two; -Paul Alex (m. lst) Edna Aiken & wife, Polly Weeks Dowling had one child: (m. again); -Oliver M. (m) Henrietta Viola 1-NELLAH married Thomas M. Lipscomb; O'Steen; -Marion Irving (m) Naomi Sherouse; issue, -Thomas Herbert (m) Anah McCoy; -Margaret Jane (m) Samuel H. Roberts; -Emma -Arthur Markwood; -Harry Dowling (m) Hazel Ruth (m) M. J. Burns, Jr.; -Elizabeth R. (m) J. C. McCance; -Frank Marion; and -infant, un- Myrick; -Ruby Nae (m) J. B. Penny. 4-Henrietta named. Mahala married Lucius M. Lloyd; issue, -Robert -FRANCIS MARION and his third wife, Kissler (m) Mamie Brassart; -LeRoy (m) Cleo Minnie Gillen Dubose Dowling, had one child: Crawford; -Lawrence Conley (m) Ruth White. 2-MARION, female, married T. F. Trowell; 5-Emma Adeline married Thomas Burton Glover; issue, -Edith, still single. issue, -Harry Bacon (m) Leonora O'Berry; -FRANCIS MARION also adopted a son -Murrill, died age three; -Esther Naomi (m) and named him William Hampton Dowling. William Roy Reed. Addendum 637.1

Page 192 Addendum 640 2-Harris married first Minnie Adams and sec- -MARY REBECCA Jones and John H. Jones ondly Etta?; his issue, -Jim; -Clarence; -Johnny; had six children: 1-Joseph P. married Annie L. -Boyd Marvin, a doctor; -Della R. (m) Arthur Bryan; issue, -Drew H. (m. lst) Lilly Mae Ritch; -Venie, female; -Annie (m) George Middleton, (m. 2nd) Altie Pierce; -John Bryant, Douberly; and -Addle. 3-Henry, Sr. married died age one; -Clarence, still single; -Nelson, Maggie Coleman; issue, -Roy (m) Annie Sweat; died as infant; -Hansford P. (m) Eunice Sapp; -Shep (m) Rosa Bell Cooper; -Henry Jr. (m) -Lewis, a twin (m) Tressie Davis; -Joseph P., Jr., Maggie Sweat; -Harral (m) Ruth?; -Ella (m) a twin of preceding, died single; -Johnny Ray, Riley Sweat, Police Chief of Starke, Florida, and died as child; -infant, un-named; -Rosa Clarine, brother of the other three Sweats that married died as infant; -Pauline (m. lst) Jim Helen (m. into this family; -Virginia (m. lst) Ben Kite (m. 2nd) Amos Griffith; -Cassie B. (twin of 2nd) E. B. McKinney; -Rosa (m. lst) Mr. Hansford P.) died as infant; -Beatrice (m) Thomas & (m. 2nd) Wade Gibbs; -Mazie (m) Joe Preston T. Roberts; -Ethel S. (m) George Sweat; and -Altie, died as infant. 4-Tucker mar- Altman; -Mae (m) Ellis Franklin; -Ernestine (m. ried Pearlie Nettles; issue, -Audry, male, (m) lst) George Campbell & (m. 2nd) Mr. Moates & Flossie?. -Thelma; and -Edna. 5-Johnny died as (m. 3rd) Mr. Wiley. 2-John Henry married first a child. 6-Butler married Vada Douberly; proba- Lizzie Stalling; issue, -Joe (m) Ella Andrews; bly had severaI children. 7-Louvenia married -Clifford, postmaster of Raiford, Fla., (m) Lillian Fate Harden after her sister Lula died; issue sons Morrell; -Alfonzo (m) Mary?; John Henry mar- -Garvin and -Nevel... and daughters Creel and ried second Ida Hill; no issue. 3-James T. F. mar- -Geneva. 8-Lula was the first wife of Fate ried Clara Driggers; issue, -Aaron (m) Venie Harden, issue, -Mitchell, -Willie, -Reed, -Julius, Berry; -Joe (m) Alma Thomas; -Johnny (m) -Bessie (McCarly), -Doree. 9-Mandy married Annie Bryan; -Lonny (m) Miss Johnson; -Myrtis Mr. Hill and had at least two issue, -Will T. and (m) William Pierce; -Eva (m) Robert Ward. -Beatrice. 4-Delila Addie married Billy Simmons; issue, -Roy (m. lst) Gracie Greene & (m. 2nd) Miss Addendum 642 Prevatt; -Albert, died as child; -Lawrence; -HANSFORD JACKSON Dowling and his -Bernice; -Sadie; -Mazie; -Daisy (m) Lonnie second wife, Mrs. Tillis, had no chlldren; he and Canova. 5-Sarah Jane married first Buddy Elizabeth Shirley had nine children: 1-GEORGE Greene; issue, -Johnny (m) Annie Dobson; Sarah B., who disappeared just after the Spanish- Jane married second Aaron Dennis Andrews of American War. He was born on March 16, 1877; Addendum 644; their issue are shown there. 2-WILLIAM NELSON died at age of fourteen. 6-Mary L. married Andrew J, Greene; issue, 3-ROSCOE died at age of eleven. 4-BLOX- -Paul (m) Eloise Meads, -William (m) Inalee HAM, a male, died at age of fourteen. Baxley; -Esca (m) Lillian Thompson; -Rowe (m) 5-EDGAR died at age of thirteen. 6-HARRI- Beatrice?; -Romey (m) Eamie Green; -Raiford ETT SARAH married Nathaniel Milton (m. lst) Winthrop Aldrich & (m. 2nd) Prize Goodridge; issue, -Percy Lee, died age nine; Hoffman; -Gussie (m) Shannon Wiggins; -Richard Gardello, died age one -Milton Oliver -Mallie (m) Pearl Fouraker; -Pearl (m) Ozzie died age eighteen; -Alberta Opal (m) George Davis; -Nettie (m) Ed Alford; -Effie (m) Calvin Earl Clark; -Thelma Pearl (m) Benajha Earl Stafford; -Maude (m) Dealous Stafford; -Sadie Helms; -Maud Belle, died age eleven; -Sarah (m) Ellis Richardson. Vatilda (m) John David Williams Sr. 7-MINNIE married William Alford; no issue. 8-EFFIE mar- Addendum 641 ried Elsie Gunter; issue, -Wilbert Hanse (m) -HARRIETT ADELINE Tomlinson and Jewel Estelle Wasdin; -Emmanuel E. (m) William Tomlinson had nine children: 1-Mark Carolyn Shivers; -Thelma Kathleen, still single; married Cynthia Elizabeth Nettles; issue, -Leila Mae (m) Charles Ernest Durham. 9-COY. -Charlie (m) Lizzie Sewell; -Naion (m) Linnie female, died single. Smith; -Bill (m) Annie Lou Dukes, -Joe (m) Ida Faircloth; Seeber (m) Willow Mae Sallsbury; Addendum 643 -Lula (m) Troy Norman; -Emma (m) Bill Smith. -SARAH ELEANOR Thomas and George

Page 193 Washington Thomas had eleven children: Addendum 644 l-Ohlie married Emma Knight (and her sister -EMILY Andrews and John Slicer Andrews married his brother); issue, -Seeber (m) Thelma had eight children: 1-Aaron Dennis married first Gillen; -Ruby (m. lst) Brady Rosier & (m. 2nd) Sibel Hickox; issue, -Hamp (m) Eva White; E. Barnard Andrews of Addendum 644; -Virgie -Willie (m) Virginia Roberts; -Benjamin Drew (m) John Ritch Townsend, Jr.; -Iva died as (m) Gertrude Whitehead. -Charles W., died as infant. 2-Malory married Addendum 646's child; -Ransom James II (m. lst) Rebecca Lovey Hester Johns; issue, -Cecil C. (m. lst) Winderweedle & (m. 2nd) Catherine ? ; Aaron Dorothy Snead & (m. 2nd) Alice Boutell & (m. Dennis married second Sarah Jane Jones of 3rd) Irene Ray; -Robert Leon (m) Violet Horn; Addendum 640; issue, -Adelaide (m) Wash I. -Ressie (m) Hazel Thomas; -M. Clayton (m. lst) Roberts; -Nancy (m) Walter Graham. 2-Ransom Loraine Starling & (m. 2nd) Virginia Ebersole & James married first Amanda Touchtone and mar- (m. 3rd) Alice Rakowski; -Malory Jr. (m) Leora ried second Ida Murrhee but had children by nei- Whitworth; -Oveida (m) Berney Horne; -Oletha ther. 3-Thomas Jefferson married first Allie (m) Ford Manning; -Odessa, still single. Johns; issue -E. Barnard (m. lst) Mae Norman & 3-George Washington, Jr. married first Florence (m. 2nd) Addendum 643's Ruby Thomas; Knight. issue, -John Ed, died as infant, -Willie, male, (m) Corrie Beasley; -Dennis (m) -Cleveland (m) Lura Mae?; -Rufus D., married Agnes Carter; -Henry (m) Agnes Alford; -R. A. two or three times; -Georgean, female, still sin- (m) Margaret ? -Sam J. (m) Norma ? ; -Sadie (m) gle; -Fayree died as child; -Ouida (m. lst) Leon Lee Douglas; -Ruby (m) Wiley Brannon; - Edenfieid & (m. 2nd) Ted?; -Retha (m. lst) Dorrie, female, (m) Ari Wilkes; -Edna (m) Jack Purvis Lewis & (m. 2nd) Clarence Houston; Poore; Thomas Jefferson married second -Elva (m) Elliott Anderson; -Edna, died as Rhodilla Harvey but they had no children; infant; George Washington, Jr. married second Thomas Jefferson married third Lois Allen; Bell Taylor; no issue. 4-Brady married first issue, -T. J., -R. J., and -Joanna (m) J. W. Florence Crawford; issue, -Wilvern; -Freeba, Bieling. 4-William Henry married first Nancy male; -Leo; -Lavondus; -Ewell (m) Marie?; Whitehead; issue, -James Jefferson (m. lst) -Verdie (m) Thomas W. Hiers; -Irece Dollie Tyre & (m. 2nd) Ina Mae Suggs. -John (Robinson). Brady married a second time. 5- Slicer II (m. lst) Ola Renfroe & (m. 2nd) Pearl Walter died as a child. 6-Bryant died as a child. Brantley; -Dennis (m) Lillie Parrish; -Adam (m. 7-Rance Tucker married first Lula Cone; issue, lst) Lovey Douglas & (m. 2nd) Mae Clemons; -Wilbur D. (m) Elizabeth Tanner; -Delma Ranee -Bryant died at the age of fifteen; -Everett, died (m) Mae Williams; -Geneva (m) Ernest Tanner; as child; -Kate (m) C. A. Boyd; -Ida (m) Allen -Inez (m) Wilbur J. Nettles; Rance Tucker mar- Parrish; -Mandy (m) Rance Parrish; -Ollie, ried second Mrs. Effie Hurst Brannon; issue, female, (m) Hansel Parrish; William Henry mar- -Ovid D. (m) Susie?; -Jo Ann (m) David ried second Gerdie Forsyth. issue, -Arthur (m) O'Steen. 8-Minnie married Tom Chancey; issue, Dorothy?. -Edward (m. lst) Reece Smith; -L. J. -Leon (m) Eva Roberts; -Ressie, male; -Tommy Seward Andrews (m) Annie Belle Clements; (m) Ruth?; -Fred (m) Miriam Miller; -Woodrow -Ella (m. lst) Marvin Brannen; -Wilma (m) (m) Bessie; -Manus (m) Mary Crawford; -Linnie Eddie Catter; -Lula (m) J. L. Parrish; -Viola (m) (m) Steve Williamson. 9-Essie married Jackson Lewis Rizk. 5-John Tucker married Florence Nettles; issue, -Mainard, died as infant; -Carl Dyal; issue, -Rance (m) Eddie Spires; -Vollie, (m) Flora Bell Johns; -Mernie (m. lst) Geneva named for a brother of Grandfather Andrews, Goodge & (m. 2nd) Leona Simmons & (m. 3rd) (m) Annie Mae DuBose; -Ethel (m) Troy Rosa Lee Phipps; -infant boy, un-named; Thomas; -Iris (m) Bernard Gay; -Louise (m) -Beadie (m) Alfred A. Sweat; -Loreeta. 10-Nora Stephen Zant. -Virgie (m) George Cawthon. married John Shaw; issue -Royce (m) Eulala 6-Joe married Ollie Lewis; issue -Fred (m. lst) Moore; -Mannon, male, still single; -Leedie (m) Emmie Coleman & (m. 2nd) Lula Wiggins Mr. McCall; -Eunice (m) Tom Hall; -Sallie (m) -Gilchrist; -Tuck (m) twice and 2nd wife was Freeman Tyre; -Ruth (m) Theordore Thompson; Elsie Loadholtz. -Barney (m) Eloise Addison; -Johnnie (m) Roosevelt Rosier; -Vera (m. lst) -Cora (m) Lewis Dobson; -Lizzio (m. lst) Ernest Plez Russ. 11-Annie died as child. Croft & (m. 2nd) Tom Mann. 7-Mary Eleanor

Page 194 married first Joseph Hendricks, Sr.; issue, 1-Stephen Tucker married Opal Gordon; issue, -Thomas Andrews (m. lst) Myrtie Dyal & (m. -Broward, died single; -Johnny B. (m) Irene 2nd) Nora Freeman; -Stephen Butler (m) Ollie Yarbrough; -Bryant Tramble, died age one; Langford; -Barney J. (m. lst) Mamie Watts & (m. -Beatrice, died age one; -Bertice (m) Billy Jones; 2nd) Alma Alverez & (m. 3rd) Jenner King; -Berla (m) Bill Pritchett; -Bertha (m) Irving - Joseph Edward, Jr., congressman, (m) Jane Connell. 2-Willie, male, married first Phoebe Morrison Harris; -Amanda (m) John Carroll; Nettles; issue, -L. J. (m) Connie?. Willie married -Mable Atta (m) Avery Parrish. Mary Eleanor second Havana Cone; issue, -Dorothy (m) Ed married second Clinton Carroll; issue, -Aaron Hicks. 3-Clayton Calhoun married Fronia Dennis (m) Lucille Bass; -William (m) Charlott Moody; issue, -Bryant Mansil (m) Susie Hall; -Agnes (m. lst) Roy Merritt & (m. 2nd) Knowles; -Stephen T. (m) Idell White; -Clarence Leslie Hutchingson; -Ida (m. lst) Charles Padgett C. (m) Shirley Calder; -E. L. (m) Fayma & (m. 2nd) Lester Ryals; -Lola (m) J. E. Crews; Carroway; -Elizabeth (m) Robert Adams; -Daisy (m. lst) Glenn Byrd & (m. 2nd) William -Agnes (m) Ovid Thomas. 4-S. A. died as an Mundy. 8-Cora married John P. Bryan; issue, infant. 5-Sanhronia married first, Chart 541's -Wilson (m) Miss Hurst, -Joe; -Willie, male, (m) BRYANT MANSIL Dowling and she married Callie Finley; -Annie (m. lst) Johnny Jones & second Lewis Clements; she had no children of (m. 2nd) Jim W. Priester; and -Mamie (m) her own. 6-Lovey Hester married Addendum Sidney Walker. 643’s Mallory Thomas and their offspring are shown there. 7-Emmaline married Henry Rivers; Addendum 645 issue, -George (m) Ollie Kelly; -Jackson (m) -Stephen Banner Denmark and Mamie Mildred Eddingfield; -Bill (m) Flora Bell Johns; Crews Denmark had eight children: 1-Smith -W. S. (m) Ruth Colton; -Lovey (m) David L. married Emily Johns; issue, -Claude Delma (m) Shaw; -Fronia (m) Pierce Crews; -Mary (m) three times); -Stephen George (m) Ernestine Charlie Sellers; -Onie (m) Allen Thornton; -Ella Morris; -John Edward, still single; -Lois (m) Mae, died as infant; -Donie (m) Waldo Pringle. Joseph Thomas; -Lucille (m. lst) Roger Ward & 8-Minnie D. (Bradford) was listed by Mrs. (m. 2nd) Bill Tyson. 2-John Henry married Beulah Dowling as a daughter of Lovey Jane and Georgia Whitten issue, -Seeber (m) Betty; William Jack Johns. -Mildred (m. lst) Jack Bazemore & (m. 2nd) Tom Hilton: -Barbara Jean (m) Tommy Pucket. Addendum 647 3-Tate married Ruth Fender; issue, -Shirley; -Hester Denmark Kelly and George Ellison -Betty Jo (m) Larry McKinney. 4-Annie married Kelly had twelve children: 1-Redding married first Job Driggers; issue -Rosa (m) Adam Oreen; Ruby Boutwell; issue, -Melvin (m) Louise Annie married second Arthur Alvarez; issue, Castell; -Joe Henry (m) Margaret Dreschel; -Tate (m) Eva Edwards. -Chester (m) Miss -Kate (m) Robert Arthur; -Alice (m) Cecil Clayton Crawford; -Willard (m) Onie Green; Ansley; -Elizabeth (m) Pete Butler. 2-Joe S. -Thelma (m) William A. Andrews; -Edna (m) married Alice Boutwell; no issue. 3-James Ray Stone -Marvel, female, (m) Dock Warren. 5- Robert, judge, married Chart 543's FANNIE Ada married Will Baisden; issue -Johnny, male; Dowling; his offspring is shown there. 4-John N. -Jessie Mae (m) Harry Blakely. 6-Mamie mar- married Arzula Wells; issue, -Warren, "Pat", (m) ried Driskell Handley, Sr.; issue, -Driskell, Jr. Regina Pearce; -Mills (m) Ina Kearse; -Swinton (m) Pat Headlee; -Leon (m) Mary Virginia (m) C. C. Crosby; -Bertie (m) Buie Griner. Wolfe. 7-Onie married Bud Sapp, issue, -S. B. 5-Henry N. married Myrtle Hammond; no issue. (m) Mildred Cook; -B. J. (m) Elethia 6-Alan married Beulah Crosby; issue, -James Humphries; -Elbert (m) Edna Jualis; -Atha, died Robert II, Bradford County, Florida, Tax single at age eighteen. 8-Sam married Edith Collector, (m) Allie Mae Driggers; -Henry B. Stebbins; issue, -Fred. (m) Bernice Woods; -Lillian (m) Marcus Conner. 7-Ellison died as infant. 8-Blake Addendum 646 Benjamin married first Maude Gordon; issue, -Lovey Jane Denmark Johns and William -Clyde T. (m) Winnie Rooks; -Dorothy -Neva; Jack Johns had at least seven children: -Merle. 9-Dowling S., Sr. married Allie

Page 195 Snowden issue, -Dowling S. Jr.. -Louise (Kite); died as infant; -Helen Marjorie (m) J. C. Slice. -Mildred (Smith); -James; -Harold. 10-Omage 11-Ivy Lee married James Polk; issue, -Leighton married Martin Rosier; issue, -Shepherd (m) (m) Vera Mixson; -Charles (m) Hattie Best; Tessie Moon; -Ellison (m) Jessie Gordon; -Ellis, still single; -Rose Alita (m) Wilbur -Thedough (m) Ruby Browning; -boy, died Mixson; -Enome (m) James Fowler; -Alice (m) small; -Rettie (m) Nathan Padgett; -Ruby (m) Benjamin Ford. Johnny Yarbrough. 11-Ruby married Willie Edmondson issue, J. B. (m) Marie?; -Oveita, Addendum 649 female, (m) Babe Loney. 12-Catherine (m) -ARGENIE ROSETTARivers and John Andrew Crosby. Frederick Rivers had six children: 1-William Holbrook died at age of one. 2-Amon died as an Addendum 648 infant. 3-Argenia married Andrew J. Blount; -SUSAN CATHERINE Tuten and John Asa issue, -Rivers Taft (m) Susie Ginn; -Arthur M. Tuten had eleven children: 1-Southwood Walter (m) Mary Campbell; -Robert Gene (m) Betty married Eliza Stokes; issue, -John Arthur (m) Avenger; -David Wyatt (m) Kate Kirkland; Ethel Kroeg; -Southwood Walter Jr. (m) Othelia -Andrew James (m) Mary Antley; -two infant Buckner; -Birdie Estelle (m) Gibson McKenzie; boys, not named; -Roslyn (m) E. L. Sanders, -Rosa Jane (m) Carl Golden; -Susie Eliza (m) -Mildred (m) Horace L. Kearse; -Edna Mae (m) John Allen Miles; -Aline (m) James Leitner; John C. Bell, Jr.; -Marjorie (m) H. B. Marshall; -Thenia Alice (m) Edgar Mixson and Jewel -Joan (m) Wallace N. Blackwell; -Grace (m) Lyles; -Dorothy Catherine (m) Odell Horton. Angus Priester; -infant girl. 4-Mary Susan 2-J. Greene, physician, married Minnie Walters; “Mamie Sue” married William Lawrence Brant; issue: -J. Greene, Jr., (m) Anita Davis; -Louise issue, -Willie Lorena (m. lst) Mr. Harvey & (m. (m) John H. Baker. 3-Richard H., physician, 2nd) Gray Kearse. 5-Lougenia Melerson died on married Danie Weaver; issue, -Richard H., Jr. eve of marriage, age eighteen. 6-Annie Jane died (m) Marcelle?; -Thelma (m) Mr. Veal. 4-John at fourteen. Jefferson married Leslie Powell; issue, -Mills P. (m) Jewel DeLoach; -Helen Ruby, a twin, (m) Addendum 650 Leroy F. Smith; -Hilda Garnett, a twin, (m) -DEBORAH MELLISON DeLoache and Norman G. Rentz; -Leslie Louise (m. lst) H. S. Joseph D. Deloache had nine children: Denny. 5-Frank Boyce married Mattie DeLoach; 1-Wideman H. married first Lauretta Chaplin; issue, -Boyce H., still single; -Harold J. (m) issue, -Blanche D., and -another daughter. Shirley Brewer. 6-Grover Cleveland married Wideman H. married second Eloise Reeves but Cleo Shuman; issue, -Grover Claude (m) Helen they had no children. 2-Robert Luther married Smith; -Henry Asa (m) Mary Scarbrough and Ella Casteel; issue, -Arthur A. (m) Mildred Dorothy Willlams; -Ivy Lee (m) Fred Warth; Mills; -Robert Luther, Jr. (m) Grace Wise; -Naomi (m) G. W. Goghan; -Ruth (m) George -Emogene, twin, died at birth; -Imogene, twin, Skutt; -Mariam (m) Harvey Paulk; -Veronica (m) Dewey Ross; -Annie Mae (m) Percy Richs; (m) Robert Horton; -Elizabeth (m) Norman and -Margaret, still single, 3-Joel died single. Williamson. 7-Charles Wilkins died as child. 4-Ellerbe married Mary Daughtry; no issue. 8-John Garnett, physician, married Lillian 5-Alma Bertha married James William Hay; McPhail; issue, -Lillian (m) Dr. Kenneth Yost. issue -Ben Franklin (m) Lucy Bruce; -Sarah 9- Susie D. married first Lauren Fitts; issue, Lawrence (m) Ben Atchley, -Lillian Tobles (m. -Rosalie Maud (m) Isaac D. Bradwell; Susie D. the widower of her sister). 6-Laura Alice married married second Robert Fleming but they had no Charles C. Nettles; issue -Heber (m) Stella S. children. 10-Lillie Rose married O. F. Brunson, Davis; -Lee (m) Mable Bailey; -Gertrude (m) E. Sr.; issue, -Reuben E. (m) Edna Langley; -John R. Boothe. 7-Hattie married C. M. Malphrus. F. (m) Beulah P. Lewis; -Robert Paul, died sin- 8-Clara Mae married John E. Carter. 9-Marie gle; -O. F., Jr., (m) Natalie Stone; -Cecil Foy (m) died as infant. Caroline Corbin; -Bernard Hamilton (m) Ethel J. Clifton; -Lillie Rose (m) I. F. Bodholt; -English Addendum 651 Garnett (m) W. C. Staples; -Susie Catherine, -EMMA ELIZABETH Speaks and Thomas

Page 196 T. Speaks had seven children: 1-Willlam James -CLEMENTINE PAMELIA Rosier Mason married Richie Bostic; issue, -William Robert and her second husband, Blakely Mason, had (m) Elsie Hollis. 2-Robert Rhett, still single. three sons: 6-Gether L., Sr., male, (has namesake 3-Bunyan Lee married first Lona Mae who m. Miss Davis) ; 7 & 8, - boys died as chil- Thompson; issue, -infant, un-named; Bunyan dren. Lee married second Ethel Nix but they had no issue. 4-Hamilton Green married Eva Addendum 653 Richardson; issue, -Mary Evelyn (m) John?. -AIMEE GERTRUDE Nix and John 5-Virginia Maude married Edward A. Zeigler; Hamilton Nix had six children: 1-John Hamilton issue, -Edward Tate (m) Dorothy Bobo; -Robert Jr. (m) Emma Chesser; issue, -Ray (m) Ethel Marion, still single; -Virginia (m) Robert L. Anderson; -Oliver Perry (m) Agnes Paul; -John Deloache. 6-Mary Julia married Harry Wagner; Hamilton III (m) Eunice Belger; -Archie (m) issue, -Sarah Elizabeth (m) John C. Adkerson. Myra Willis; -Gertrude (m) Pink Harvey; -Emily 7-Annie Lou died at age of three. (m) John Baggett; -Hazel (m) John Thompson; -Lillie Mae (m) Drexel Brant; -Bettie Louise (m) Addendum 651.1 Bill Hughey. 2-Ben Webb married Minnie Lou -LUCIOUS RHETT Dowling and Mary Hogarth; issue, -Kenneth (m) Carol Hamrick; Susan Goethe Dowling had ten children: -Margie. 3-Archie Campbell married Richie 1-CLARENCE EUGENE died single. Lucille Smith, issue, -Richard D. 4-Thomas 2-HENRY HOYT married Mary Pope Jefferson Sr. (m) Beulah Shipes; issue, -Thomas Frampton; issue -MARY POPE (m) E. H. Jefferson, Jr., lost life in World War II, single, Pickney; -RENA FRAMPTON (m) Thomas E. -Henry Lamar (m) Eleanor Tatum; -Mary Ellen Phillips. 3-PAUL EDWIN married Mary Lee (m) Peter Rivers. 5-Sarah Viola married Geer; no issue. 4-son un-named. 5-MARIE mar- Addendum 652's Oscar Leon Kelehear, Sr.; ried Charles H. Bailey, Sr.; issue, Charles H. issue, -Oscar Leon, Jr. (m) Kathryn Burrell; Bailey, Jr. (m) Elizabeth Rusk; -Paul Rhett, still -Jack C.; -Amy Leon; -Sarah Elizabeth (m) single. 6-SALLIE GERTRUDE married W. V. Winston LaPorte; -Anna Ruth (m) Douglas Bowers, Sr.; issue, -W. V. Jr., (m) Elizabeth Pitts Baker. 6-Lillie Idelia married Roy McElheney; Johnson; -William Rhett, died age one; -Mariam issue, -Roy, Jr.; -Beulah (m) King Sullivan; Elise (m) Elza L. Warr; -Mary Susan (m) -Sarah (m) Terrell Dyches. Richard C. Barker; -Edith (m) David W. Haigler. 7-CLARA ELIZA, died young. 8-LULA Addendum 654 RHETT married first Roscoe Reid and married -WADE HAMPTON Dowling and Laura second Vardry McBee but had issue by neither. Bassett Dowling had three children: 1-GUY 9 & 10-infant daughters, un-named. JEFFERSON married Chart 553's Margaret Mixson; issue, -JIMMY, -LARRY and -MAR- Addendum 652 GARET ANN, all still single. 2-ANNIE SUE -CLEMENTINE PAMELIA Rosier Mason married E. H. Bonner; issue, -Anna Claire and her first husband, Joseph Rosier, had five (Lane). 3-”NETTIE” married C. Murphy children: 1-Robert Dexter, 2-Hastings E. mar- Crosby; issue, -Annette (Rumple). ried Juanita?, no issue. 3-Wilkins, 4-HattieMae married Mr. Parker. issue, -Joseph Willard; Addendum 655 -Virginia Elizabeth (m) George Miles, Jr., a Wall -ABRAM DAVID Dowling, Sr. and Edith Street broker; -Ruby Mae; -Josie Ernestine; Barker Dowling had four children: 1-ARCHIE -Mary Clementine; -Edith Margaret. 5-Susannah HAMMOND, still single. 2-FRANCIS WIL- Elizabeth married Z. T. Kelehear; issue, -Oscar SON married Elizabeth Birt; issue, -WILLIAM Leon, Sr., (m) Addendum 653's Sarah Viola Nix; BIRT, still single; -DAVID WILSON, still sin- -Gary (m) Elizabeth Kerson; -Joseph E. (m) gle; and -FRANCES PEARLE, still single. Jennie Bell Browning; -Zack T. (m) Belva 3-WILLIAM BARKER married Christime Gooding ; -Ronella (m) Phillip Terry; -Iola (m) Hoffman; no issue. 4-ABRAM DAVID JR., died L. O. Tuten; -Omie (m. lst) C. V. Thomas & (m. at age of two. 2nd) Gerald Mahle; -Ada Essie (m) Bratten Hiers.

Page 197 Addendum 656 Charles Alexander Korbly; -Letitia Johnston (m) -Mary Ellen Owens Britton and Johnathon James Bradley Croft. William Britton had four children: 1-William Addendum 660 Andrew Sr. married Rosa Lee Baker; issue, -William Edward Matthews and his first -William Andrew, Jr., (m) Jean Davis; -Elizabeth wite, Lucy Brackin, had five children: l-Mary B. (m) A. D. Browne. 2-Eugene married Lula?; Frances married John Henry Wilson; issue, no issue. 3-Edward, died single. 4-Mary Ellen, -James E. (m) Margaret Rowe; -Shelly (m) Mary died at birth. Gause; -Harley B. (m. lst) Inez Knight; -Charles, died single; -Minnie (m) Augustus Lemmert; Addendum 657 -Lucy (m. lst) Walter Hodges & (m. 2nd) J. A. -Eugenia Rawls Philips and Albert Edwin McCord; -Zora (m. lst) Ernest Holcomb & (m. Philips had four children: 1-Alma married 2nd) Gus Klein; -Leora (m) Jim Crumpler. Stephen Olin Shinholster, Sr.; issue, -Stephen 2 & 3 & 4 & 5 -children, unknown. Olin, Jr., (m) Mercedes McClendon; -Albert -William Edward Matthews and his second Edwin (m) Elizabeth Stewart; -Antoinette (m) wife, Nancy Jane Brown Matthews had eight Charles W. Cogburn; -Clifford Louisa (m) children: 6-William Walker married Mary Ernest B. Shaheen. 2 & 3 & 4-infants, un-named. Agusta Damon; issue Arthur C. (m. lst) Verna Bryant & (m. 2nd) Ruth Smith; -Gaston W. (m) Addendum 658 Mittie Ola Brunson; -Altus L., died age four; -William Andrew Rawls, Sr. and Mary -Maude M. (m) Brady E. Godwin; -Mary A., still Maxwell Flagg Rawls had six children: single; -Helen W. (m) Arthur V. McLean; -Sybil 1-William Andrew. Jr., married Ethel L. (m) John W. Holloway; -Velma D. (m) Roy T. McDonald; issue, -William Andrew III (m) Mothershed. 7-Edward Walkley married Joanna Roslyn Craig; -Mary Billie (m) David Byron C. Price, issue, Walker, a doctor, (m) Margaret Lee. 2-Francis Flagg died at age of sixteen. Flemings; -Fred P. (m) Olive Watts; -S. P. (m) 3-Annie Maxwell married F. D. Chittenden. Cora Butler; -L. G. (m) Maggie Rucks; -J. W. issue, -Simeon Dudley (m) Ellen Thomas; (m) Susie Feigan; -Walkley C. (m) Margaret -William Rawls (m) Velma Enfinger; -Flagg Mauldin; -Minnie Merle, still single; -Elizabeth London (m) Julia Campbell; -Mary Frances (m) Jane, died single. 8-Elisha G., died single at age Leo L. Foster. 4-Letitia Dowling, married Dexter of twenty-six. 9-Ollie married Joe Miller but had M. Lowry, Sr.; issue, -Dexter N., Jr. (m) Mary no issue. l0-Lona married Isaac M. Valentine; Adelaide Rhodes; -Francis William, whose issue, -Howard Edward (m) Annie Clyde Loftin; sketch is given elsewhere in this book; -Mary -Ralph Emerson (m. lst) Bertha Price & (m. 2nd) Maxwell (m) Frank S. Shaw. 5-Eunice married Chart 570's EVELYN Dowling; -Ray, died as William Bethell Long; issue; -William Bethell child. 11-Vedora married J. S. Grace; issue, Jr., still single; -Mary Pillow (m) Ted Irwin. -William F. (m) Snow Ward; -M. O., physician, 6-Theora married George Schley Whittlesey; (m) Bertie Riley; -Flora (m) ROBERT MON- issue, -George, died as infant; -George Schley, ROE Dowling of Addendum 685; -Clara (m) Jr., (m) Lynelle Knighton; -Mary Theora (m) Gus Pippin; -Helen, still single. 12-LUCY “Lou” Scott Brown. married T. J. Hundley; issue, -Dess (m) Nicey Cullifer; -Zolly (m) Mamie Bell; -Claude (m) Addendum 659 Blanche Lasenby; -Alma (m) Addendum 693’s -Frances Rawls Johnston and Edward John Wade Hampton Byrd; -Ella (m) Rufus Laten; Kent Johnston had four children: 1-Edward -Tonnie Edna (m) James McDonald; -Mattie Glover married Stella Frances Newell; -issue, Lou, still single. 13-Emma Jane married Tom -Glover Newell; -Frances Irene (m) Robert Jory; Allen Hendrick, but they had no issue. -Erma Letitia. 2-John Kent, physician, married Frances Tippetts. 3-Francis Rawls married Addendum 661 Helen Breslin; no issue, 4-Letitia Rawls “Lettie” -Martha Ann Matthews Andrews and Samuel married Benjamin Johnson Bond; issue, -Henry James Andrews had six children: 1-William Jackson (m) Caverly Ann Tye; -John Johnston Eugene “Billy” married Mollie Langston; issue, (m) Dorothy B. Brown; -Frances Rawls (m) -Marvin, who has donated so much time to the

Page 198 care of Claybank Cemetery, (m) Addendum Lillian Sewell; -Mary Jane (m) Wiley Ward; 693's Emmie Byrd; -Grover (m) Nora Goff; -Cammie (m) Tom Strickland. 3-John married -Fred (m) Callie Brown; -Era (m) Addendum Mary McGowan; issue, -John C. (m) Nora 677's Zachariah Harris; -Jessie (m) Bob Mosely; Dunnaway; -Dee, male, (m. lst) Avary Hicks & -Allie, female, still single; -Mary Lily (m) Ewell (m. 2nd) Mae Holt; -Elisha (m) Willie J. Turner; Harris. 2-Berry married Pauline?. and had three -Wilburn, "Webb", (m) Beulah Kirkland; -Emma sons, -Fred, -Ralph, and -Harold. 3-Jane died (m. lst) Lee Hagler & (m. 2nd) Claude single. 4-Eliza married Reverend Ashley Bartow Thompson; -Clemmy (m) Joe Tomlin. Metcalfe, a Baptist minister of forty years ser- 4-Middleton married Lizzy Judah Baldwin; vice in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia; issue -Major (m) Alma Hunt; -Ashley (m) Evie issue, -Charles Gillis (m) Katie Thrower; Bell Campbell; -Ardilla (m) Terrell Balcom. -Spurgeon (m) Bertha Callen; -Bill Joe, still sin- 5-Eligha married Frances Smith; issue, -Asia (m. gle; -Clyde, female (m) Hubbard Stamps; -Votie lst) Annie B. Homes & (m. 2nd) Docky Bird & (m) George B. Stoffregen; -A. B., female, (m) (m. 3rd) Emma Rogers; -Raymond (m) Mary John K. Lauderdale; -Leota (m) James B. Wayngate; -Perry J. (m) Estell Holland; -Oscar, Rhodes; -Eloise (m) Cleve A. Perry. 5-Aquilla S. died single; -Gladys (m) Fred Holdeman; -Annie died single. 6-Susan Virginia married Joel Camilla (m) Alto Holland; -Alice (m) Ted Gilley. Parker; issue, -Aquilla Clyde (Sellers), -Eva, 6-Mary married Wiley Ward; issue, -Toy (m) -Annie (Sweitzer), -Ruth (Jackson), and -Lizzie Bonnie Robinson. 7-Elizabeth married John who is still single. Lisenby; issue, -Tim (m) Meedie Snell; -Penny (m) Dave Eughes; -Quilla (m) Harley Hughes. Addendum 662 -Mary Mancey Matthews Martin and Addendum 664 William Henry Martin had three children: -Mellon Thoory Matthews and Rebecca l-Henry A. W. married first Ida Barnes; issue Treadwell Matthews had six children; -Argus (m. lst) Ruth Pouncey & (m. 2nd) Tee 1-Augustus Calhoun married Mollie Percival; Baldwin; -Leon (m) Annie Hollingsworth; issue -M. T., still single; -Ernest, still single; -Cona (m) Chart 570's CONNIE WYATT -Nannie B., still single; -Tommie Lou, female, Dowling; -Berta (m) Harvey Windham; -Donnie died single. 2-Albert Bartow married Sue Ann (m) Foy Smith; -Loura (m) Ellis Walton; -Clory Marks; issue, -Charlie (m) Sarah A. Grace. (m) Walton Andrews; -Myrtle (m) Ed Byrd; 3-Frank H. died at age of one. 4-Porter E. died as Henry A. W. married second Annie Pridgen; infant 5-Eulae Deboys, female, married Jim issue, -Henry P. (m) Jean Hurst; -Maxie (m) Gray; issue, -Nomi, male, (m) Glenny Lyman; Clarence Cox. 2-William Edward married Ada -Will (m) Susie Searcy; -Gus (m) Maudie N. Sansbery; issue, -Wyatt R., died single; Wright; -Myrtle (m) McNeal Bowman; -Ella (m) -Susie (m) W. P. Price; -Willie (m) Nathan M. A. C. Farmer; -Mary Lou (m) Tom Bowman. Godwin. 3-Elizabeth married Jason Andrews; 6-Nannie Allen died as infant. issue, -Carley (m) Josie Helms; -Bascom (m) Allie Jernigan; -Tully (m) Virginia Johnson; Addendum 665 -Lewie (m. lst) Berta Lathram & (m. 2nd) Myrtle -Aquilla Malissey Matthews Martin and Cotton. John Floyd Martin had ten children: 1-Angus married Queen Victoria Jerkins; issue, -Thomas Addendum 663 -Marion (m) Chart 574's AVER EUGENIA -Sarah Jane Matthews Clark and John C. Dowling; -Zack (m) Zeta Swann; -Ella (m) Clark had seven children: 1-Young Man "Onion" Frank Dillard; -Anna (m) Tom Clark; -Vermel married Ione Miller; issue, -Peeler (m) Bertha (m. lst) Judge Harris & (m. 2nd) Jim Chancey; Hale; -Pearl (m) Calvin Newsome; -Printy, -Minnie (m. lst) Ulas Newsome & (m.2nd) female, (m. lst) Bartow Walden & (m. 2nd) Legus Smith; -Ewell (m. lst) Wayne Metcalf & Marvin Hagler; -Prilly female, (m) Raley (m. 2nd) Noah Carroll; -Marietta (m) Eldridge Kirkland. 2-William E. married Mary D. Medley. 2-James Elisha married Virginia Lisenby; issue, -M. Jeter (m) Alzie Woodham; McCleod; issue, Homer Elisha (m) Dovie Baker; -Jesse (m) Haughty Baldwin; -Malcom D. (m) -Peeler, died age one; -Clara (m) John L. Goff.

Page 199 3-John Gill married first Blandy Cogburn; issue, Caraway; & (m. 3rd) Mr. McDowell; -infant; -Mather, male, (m) Allie Morgan; John Gill mar- -Eva (m) John H. Hall; -infant; John Welly mar- ried second Arra Bell Alberson; issue, -Johnnie ried second Versia Holland; issue, -Lennell (m. Bell (m) Hubert Broxson; -Capitola (m) Angus lst) Donald Hendrix & (m. 2nd) Hugh Kinard; Miller. 4-William Henry, "Bud", married Leanna -Trudelle (m) Shelly Turner. 4-Early married Brackin; 1ssue, -Comer L. (m) Emma Jackson; Beulah Posey; issue, -Ervin (m) Annie Mae -Ocia (m) G. H. Hall; -Willie Lee (m) S. J. Brown; -Buford (m) Minnie C. Davis; -Bartow Trevena; -Jewell (m) Fred Gomez; -Mary Ruth (m) Merle Defnall; -Tilmon (m) Sharan Welfare; (m) R. L. Carter; -Cleola (m) L. C. James. -Lucille (m) John W. Steverson; -Katrene (m) 5-Susan Rebeeca married George Cicero Leslie Heath. 5-Robert Jasper, preacher, married Hatcher; issue, -J. Will (m. lst) Arcadia Brackin Ida?; issue, -Gary, -Hubert, Lucille (still single), & (m. 2nd) Ouida Pelham; -Eddie (m. lst) -Mable, and -Kathleen (m) H. R. Hardy. 6-Pearl Eroshia Burch & (m. 2nd) Loona Myers; -Obed married Bob Meredith; issue, -W. C., “Toy”, (m) (m. lst) Annie Young; -Marvin (m) Rae Lee; Clara?; -Ernest; and -Mamie, (m. 2nd) Mr. -Albert, died as a child; -Alvin (m) Edna White. 7-Margarett A. J., died on eve of third Register; -Eddie Mae (m) Dr. W. A. Parrish; birthday. 8-Ninnie Bell married Albert Paul; -Dovie (m) Henry McCroan. 6-Margrate,"Siss", issue, -boy, killed age seven; -Leila (m) J. R. died single. 7-Emma Jane married Steven Hall; -Mildred (m) John Sears. Childs; issue, -Gus (m) Allie Fulford; -Monroe (m) Addie McDuffy; -Will (m) Callie Ausley; Addendum 667 -Pearl (m) Henry Wood; -Susie (m) Gus Cullifer; -Elizabeth Ann Josephine Matthews -Ida (m) Jim Bartow. 8-Mary married Elijah McDonald and Hugh McDonald had five chil- Holland and had a son named -Floyd. 9-Mattie dren: 1-Willie married Gertrude Galloway; married Tom B. Capps; issue, -Bristow (m) Eula issue, -Julius (m) Ruth McCathen; -Ben Lee, Howell; -Grady (m) Leila Hendrix; -John (m) died single; -Roy, died single; -Flora (m) George Etta Baker; -Annie Laurie (m) John McLane; Strickland; 2-Charley C. married Kitty Givens, -Bessie (m) L. A. Smith. 10-Sarah Frances, and has at least a son, -Winston, in Houston, "Fannie" married William S. Fulford; issue, Texas. 3-Albert married Mildred Galloway; -Danny (m) Mittie Bottoms; -Homer S. (m) issue, -Lawrence, still single; -Ella Mae (m) Maudy Clemmons; -William M. (m) Annie Mae John Woodall. 4-Arch married Bera Everett; Spann; -Curtis, died as child; -Millie Loretta (m) issue, -Coy D. (m) Annie Lou; -Hazel (m) Ray John Hatcher; -infant; -Abbey (m) Melvin Coe; Ellis; -Minnie Mae (m) N. R. Trawick; -Nellie -Ava (m) Homer Grantham; -Aquilla (m) Wayne (m) Chester Marlow. 5-B. D. married Mitty Tomlin; -Ora Mae, died age fourteen; -Esther, Hughes; no issue. died as child. Addendum 668 Addendum 666 -FRANCES Woodham and Elisha R. -Talitha Matthews Ross and James C. Ross Woodham had seven children; 1-Tollie died at had eight children: 1-Tolton E., minister, (m) age of four from burns. 2-Charles Wesley Mollie Chancey; issue, -E. C. (m) Cora Edna "Bunk" married Claudia Everett; issue -Dorothy Cobb; -James Alford (m) Johnnie Mae Judah; Grace (m) Hubert McLenny; 3-Clayton married -C. C. (m) Helen Justice; -Annie Mae (m) Willie Hughes; issue, -Henry Clayton (m) Jean Andrew J. Price; -Ibby, female, (m) Matha Justice; -Bertha (Talley); -Sybil (m) Arthur Brown; -Tee (m) Oscar Anderson; -Nora (m) Watkins; -Robbie (m) Bill Talley. 4-Martin mar- Grady Howell; -Dulana (m) Ralph Cobb; -Alma ried Julia Green Weeks; issue, -Roy (m) Annie Lee (m) G. P. Strickland. 2-James Tally married Grant Finley; -Ludie (m) B. I. Hughen. 5-Bertie Marteal Judah; issue, -Bob (m) Mamie Cope; Lee married Joe Cotton; issue, -Myrtle (m) -Ivanora (m) Cecil Howell. 3-John Welly mar- Lewie Andrews; -Theodora (m) T. B. ried first Jo Lucinda Napier; issue, -Walter (m) Armstrong; -Hildred (m) John Helinus; -Eleanor Winnie Christmas; -Lillian (m. lst) Charles C. (m) George Arkos; -Edith (m) ?. 6-Lily married Price & (m. 2nd) Walter J. Randolph; -Vota Lee Foy Carr; issue, -Pete, and possibly others. (m. lst) Porter Counts & (m. 2nd) Raymond 7-Ella married Jeff Bostick; issue, -Marvin (m)

Page 200 Della Williams; -Alto (m) Vala Cantwell; -Foster Whitehurst; -Gordon (m. lst) Lucille Bryan & (m) Ellen Wallace; -Reuben (m) Mattie Sexton; (m. 2nd) Nell Jones; -Maude (m) Dewey -Rufus (m. lst) Effie Mae Bean & (m. 2nd) Ida Daughtry; -Annie Newman, died single; and Mahon Grimes; -Winnie (m) W. M. Dennis; -infant. -Willie (m) Herschel Gregory; -Myrtle (m) George Anderson; -Texa (m) E. E. Love. Addendum 670 -Mary Elizabeth Cox Gray Didham and her Addendum 669 first husband, Simeon Paskal Gray, had nine -Martha Ann Cox Matthews and Moses children: 1-Abner Lafayette, died single. Gordon Matthews had eleven children: 2-Seaborn Monroe married Mary Susan Fuller; 1-William Gordon married Eliza Smith; issue issue -Robert B. (m) Ruby Collier; -Lee Hendrix -Charlie (m) Sue Tee Beacham; -Alto (m. 1st) [m) Jeta Frances Gibson; -Josie (m) Edward Laura Sims & (m.2nd) Ruth Lane; -Walter, died Jones; -Fannie O. (m) William Gerard Banks. single; -Clifford, female died single; -two 3-Simeon Paskal. Jr., who was called "Grey" infants. 2-Rosier Lafayette married Mary Gray, married Miss Frank Starkes; issue, -Tom Francis Faulk; issue, -Wyman (m) Cleo Baxley; (m) twice, including Annabelle ?; -William (m) -Samuel L. (m) Rosie Lewis; -Rosier F. died as Lizzy ? ; -Houston (m) Heady ?; -Ramsey (m) infant; -John Gordon (m) Pearl Rambeau; -Lily Laura Biscamp. -Eddie, died as child; -Laura Dale (m. lst) Ernest O. Speigner & (m. 2nd) (m) Sam Christan; -Nellie (m) Joe Kelly; -Alice Harry L. Hillman; -Tabbie Lee (m) Henry M. (m) Jess Biscamp; -Josephine (m) Julian Herrin. Kincey; -Elizabeth (m) Thomas O. Mullins; 4-William Edward, once judge of Newton -Cloa (m) Oscar Byrd; -Mollie Bess (m) John L. County, Texas, married first Tama Elizabeth Lee; Domingus, Jr.; -Smitha Martha (m) Robert issue, -George Leigh (m. lst) Annie McKenzie; Darden. 3-J. Asbell married Ella L. Simmons; -Dennis Call (m) Alma Brady; -William Jesse issue, -Asbell, died single; -Harry (m,) Ida (m. lst) Lorene Jones & (m. 2nd) Catherine Noblin; -Lucy (m) O. A. Brownlow. 4-Sarah Grant; -Guy James (m) Edith Harris; -D. Ann Lavinna married Harrison Crawford Swinney (m) Adell Montgomery; -Billie (m) O. Yelverton; issue -Willlam G. (m) Betty R. Burch; -Florence (m) R. G. Collier; -Mary Abercrombie; -Oscar (m) Penny Parker; -Zella (m) W. C. Kinsolving. William Edward married (m) Curt Byrd. 5-Nancy Savannah married Jason second Mary Jackson but they had no issue. J. Fain; issue, -William Henry (m) Minnie 5-Rebecca Jane died at age of four. 6-Marjah Lloyd; -Shelly (m) Cora Dean; -Frank (m) Dale Ann died as infant. 7-Mary Ophelia married Matthews; -James Carl (m) Henrietta Dean; Charley Wilson; issue, -Wallace (m) Mollie -Gordon (m) Alice Mixon; -Mark (m) Laura Carter; -Grover (m) Dora Shepherd; -Herbert Skipper; -infant daughter; -Eva (m) Ed Dean; (m) Bessie Ferguson; -Mabel (m) Austin Spikes; -Viola (m) Tip Mixon; -Ludie (m) Malcom -Myrta (m) James Robert Wilson; -Edna (m. lst) Dean; -Sadie (m) Ed Walker; -Bessie Lee (m) L. Sid Cousins & (m. 2nd) Karl McAlester; W. Terry. 6-Esther Ann died at age of three. -Maggie Ellsabeth (m) W. E. Powell; and -Pearl 7-Rachel Vincey married William E. Mauldin, (m) Joe McCleland. 8-Susan Ellen died as an pioneer lawyer of Newton, Alabama; issue, infant. 9-Heneretta died as an infant. -Whiteford C. (m) Edah Hopson; -Althorna, died -Mary Elizabeth Cox Gray Didham and her as child; -Martha, died as child; -Mary (m) Louis second husband, Edward Gerald Didham, had Wardlaw. 8-Salathy Mosetta Townsend married one child: 10-Emma Marie Levenia Hanna mar- S. C. D. Brown; issue, -Forrest C. (m) Mary ried Arlanda Biscamp; issue -Hoy (m) Callie Alice Thompson; -Leamon (m) Emma Whatley; Smith; -George (m) Madge Herrin; -Everett (m) -Cecil (m) Verna Lanier; -Louie G. (m) Estelle Allie Williams. -Edward W. (m) Grace Denby; Windham; -Sally Mae (m) Walter Byrd; -Mattie, -Florence (m) Virgil E. Pate; -Pearl (m. lst) died single; -Mertie (m) G. C. Sansberry; -Mable Robert Calhoun & (m. 2nd) Howard Harris; (m) Zack Pierce; -infant daughter. 9-Palmetto -Anna (m) Jim Calhoun; -Mable (m) S. E. married J. O. Blackwood; issue, -Ormond. Kelley; -Minnie (m) Martin Reddie; -Lola (m. 10-Ella died single. 11-Mattie married Eugene lst) Jack Lafour & (m. 2nd) Robert L. Grillette. R. Jordan; issue, -Eugene C. (m) Annie

Page 201 Addendum 671 Tululah Griner; issue, -Mable Gertrude, and -Wllliam Fletcher Cox and his first wife, -Edna T., both dying as children; Gilman Walker Martha Ann Bush Cox, had nine children: married second Sarah Henrietta Oates; issue, l-Julius Edward married first Willie Averett; -Roger Walker (m) Loraine Peoples; -Lala issue, -Charles A. F. (m. lst) Sabie Bailey and Agnes (m) Willie Powell. 2-infant boy. 3-Rosa (m. 2nd) Pauline Chandler; -Pony Black (m) married George Miller: issue, -Dallas (m) Nellie Gladys Grant; B. C. (m) Callie Hardwick; -E. Gunter; -Hamp (m. lst) Sallie Newberry & Maud, a male, (m) Lillian Caldwell; Bush M. (m.2nd) Onie Rea; -Carroll (m) Ara Crowell; (m) Ruby Hawk; Walter W., still single. -Dera -Perry (m) Allie Love; -Orlean (m) Ruthie (m) Alto Lee Casey; -Aldine (m. lst) Ike Rigell Phelps; -Cecil, died as child; -Bee (m) Ella and (m. 2nd) Sam Hinson; -Thelma is still sin- Crowell; -Ellie (m) Lola Richmond; -Leta (m) gle. Julius Edward married second Addendum Wayne Pittman; -Nellie (m. lst) Bill Langley & 707's Mattie Metcalf; issue, -Edward (m) Elaine (m. 2nd) Joe Porter; -Bessie (m. lst) Ed. Rudd & Roberson; -Martha (m) Thomas Benjamin (m. 2nd) J. P. Coon & (m. 3rd) Allen Phelps; Thomley. 2-John, died single. 3-H. Tollie L. -Ora (m) Dan Easley; -Florence (m) Everett; married Ollie Murdock; at least four issue, -Beulah (m) Allen Phelps -Jessie (m) Roy Rudd; including -R. A. and -Lewie, of Texas. 4-William -Earl, female, (m. 1st) Tom Rea & (m. 2nd) San J. married first Dollie Parker; issue, Henry (m. Sanders & (m. 3rd) Arliss Teston. 4-Betty mar- lst) Dovie Hollis & (m. 2nd) Era Mae Gilley; ried Jim Westbrook; no issue. 5-Rebecca Jane -Otis (m. lst) Irene Connell & (m. 2nd) Claudia married John J. Newman; issue -Ulus B. (m) Stembridge; -Claudia (m) M. M. Hollis; -Mattie Sallie Lancaster; -Ottis A. (m) Maud Anderson; (m) Addendum 690's Ollie Hughes; -Lizzy (m) -Hoy Erie, male, (m) Murl Anderson; -Everett, R. J. Eughes; -Nola (m) J. W. Helms; William J. died as infant; -Thomas Arleigh, still single; married second Lessie Payne. issue, -Ralph -Fredie Ray (m) Mary Swope; -Wordie Wayne "Hamp" (m) Alma ?; -Leamon (m) Mae Cotton, (m) Betty Waldrop; -Myrtle Bertha (m) R. L. -Buney (m) Hosea Brackin; -Annie Belle (m) McCraw; -Ethel (m) W. E. Woodard; -Vivian Haley Hollis; -Clyde, female, (m) Bob Jones. Odessa (m) William J. Martin; -Mary Essie (m) 5-Martha A. died at age of two. 6-Rosilla A. J. J. Johnston; -Verdie May (m) R. L. Van married Ansel M. Hudgens; issue, -Gideon, for- Cleave; -Irene Johnnie (m) Walter Gragg. mer Midland City mayor, (m) Minnie Adams; 6-Jessie, female, died single. -John F. (m. lst) Miss Jim Phillips & (m. 2nd) Eunice, “Dump” Thomas; Tom (m) Hortense Addendum 673 Bowen; -Olaudius M. died age two; -Lillian R. -Delilah Marena Cox Casey and Henry T. (m) Reverend W. B. Segrest; -Jewel (m) Leonard Casey had eight children: 1-Monroe married Herring. 7-Henrietta married W. A. Goff; issue, Patty Scruggs; issue, -Henry (m) Mandy -John W., Sr. (m. lst) Ola Engram. -Hugh G., dis- Howard; -Harry (m) Lula Bell Latham; -John appeared single, -Marvin (m. lst) Mattie Russ; Kirby (m) Francis Payne; -Cairo; -Willie; -Alma -Fletcher (m) Blanche ?; -Malcom T. died as (m) Alphonso Lucas; -Katie (m) Walter P. Smith; infant; -Lily (m) Henry Cline; -Etta (m) Oscar -Olive (m) Jim Smith; -Daphne (m) Wesley Brock; -Lena (m) W. M. Jerkins; -Mattie (m) Neal. 2-C. Ed, a judge, married Phoebe Hines; Frank Hall. 8-Georgia Ann married R. P. Martin, issue, -Eddie and -Ima (m) S. W. Cowles. 3-Tom who is mentioned in Addendum 690; issue, married Bergie ? ; no issue. 4-Willie, male, died -Richard B. (m) Leila Stokes of Addendum 735; single in college. 5-Fannie married Charlie -Willie F. (m) Ura Heath; -Lewis (m) Alta Downs; issue, -Troy, -Tolbert, and -Day. 6-Lottie Nabors; -Pearl R., male, (m) Annie Walker; married Walter Wilson; issue ? -Willie and -Ora. -Georgia Mae (m) Ed Chancey. 9-Nora married 7-Lena married Lewis Downs; issue, -Eddie, Archie Scalfe; issue -Oliver, -Terry, and -Pauline -Word, -Jeff, -Bill, -Lillie, and -Annie. 8-Annie (Blanchette). married first Jim T. Stringer; issue, -Garnet and -Jim; Annie married second W. H. Morrison but Addendum 672 they had no issue. -Cornelia Cox Gray and William A. Gray had six children: l-Gilman Walker married first

Page 202 Addendum 674 Crocker; -Mildred (m) Richard Hyde; -Stella -NOEL PEELER Dowling and CHARLES Lucie (m) Honree York; -Thaddie (m) Carson ETTA EUDORA Dowling had eight children: Buchanan. 1-MUNCY died single at age of twenty. 2-JAMES KING II died at age of seven. Addendum 677 3-EDWARD LINUS died at age of two. -MARY JANE Harris and Jim Harris had 4-LENA married Marcellus Frank Pridgen; eleven children: l-Fletcher "Ted" married Lena issue, -Noel Frank, Dothan attorney, (m) Minnie Peters issue, -Charles, still single; -Jack, died Woods Carroll; -Sarah Elza still single. single; -Milton George, still single; -Kirt, still 5-GEORGIA married George E. Brunett; no single; -Roy, still single; and -Jean (m) Paul issue. 6-JULIA HOLMAN married Oscar Akins; Kelly. 2-Zachariah married Addendum 661’s Era issue, -Howard (m) Ellen Fortenberry; -Glynn E. Andrews; issue -W. Ernest (m) Vassie Lewis; D. (m) Elsie Purdue; -Helen still single. -J. R. (m) Lois Lewis; -Henry G. (m) Lesie 7-FLORRIE REBECCA married Renaldo E. Dean; -Harry (m) Gladys Hardwick. 3-John mar- Hunt; no issue. 8-MAGGIE died when one ried Maudie Sorrells; issue, -Hoyt (m) Johnnie month old. Ester Cherry; -James A. (m) Grace Dean; -Doyle Wallace (m) Robbie ? ; -George Hamilton (m) Jo Addendum 675 Ann Herrington; -Gladys (m) Lester Deal; -Lois -ANNA JANE Smith and James Walter (m) Sigmond Buckworth; -Dorothy (m) Towns Smith had six children: 1-Allison Reverend Ed Cozart; -Johnnie Maud Gildreth "Alley" married Effie Sims; issue, (m) Johnny Hallford; and -Lottie Lee, died age -Allison Gildreth, Jr. (m) Eugene Roberts; two. 4-Lily married Charlie Byrd; issue, -Albert, still single; -Mitchell (m) Myrt Ezell; -Charles N. (m) Rachel Woods; -Alton (m) Lora -Ramsey (m) Eulalis Andrews; and -Annie Lisenby; -Albert Lonnie (m) Louise Carroll; McRae (m) Wyatt Crumpler. 2-William Towns -Beatrice (m) Glenny Snellgrove. 5-Mary Eliz- married Missouri Wall; issue, -Martha (m) Oscar abeth married J. I. Hagler issue, -J. Alphus (m) Thrower. 3-James Forest married Bonnie Era Hayes; -Wesley (m) Verna Range, Martin, issue, -James (m. lst) Ria Tuttle & (m. -Newman, died age nineteen; -Adolph, died age 2nd) Beulah Dyer; -Mildred, still single. 4-Pallie twelve; -Carey, female, died as infant; -Mildred married James Terrell Crawford; issue, -Towns, (m) Pitt Dean; -Ethelyn (m) Carl Stoup; -Blance died age fourteen; -Annie Jean (m) Steve (m) Lee Smith; -Edna (m) J. D. Palmer. 6-Ethel Anderson. 5-Sallie married Addendum 692's married J. A. McLeod; issue, -Max E. (m) Eloise Marvin Holman; their issue is listed there. Swann; -Gaynelle (m) Cuthbert Woodham; Jean- 6-Lillie Estelle died as infant. ette (m) James Stork; -Myra (m) Ernest Smith; -Margeurite (m) Erskine B. Crews. 7-Martha Addendum 676 married E. B. Welch; issue, -Chisholm, still sin- -JEFFERSON Dowling and Margaret Kelly gle; -Zenobia, female? (m) Cecil Woodham; "Dolly" Dowling had five children: l-WILLIAM -Alva Mae (m) Howard Register; -Evelyn (m. PORTER, a merchant who lived in Tuskeegee, lst) Walker Snowden & (m. 2nd) Joseph Kuchta. Alabama, married Lucy Fort; their two offspring 8-Ellen married Jess White; issue, -Howard G., died as infants. 2-FLETCHER II died as an still single; -J. Millard (m) Irell Sewell; -Ruth G. infant. 3-BIRTIE married W. M. Keith; issue, (m) Frate Skipper; -Robbie Lee (m) H a r r y -John Calvin, died age two; -William D., sti1l Moore; Lena Irene (m) Wilmer Hall. 9-Pearl single; -Paul S., still single; -Margeurite (m) T. J. married. M. A. Anderson; issue, -Marius, male, Hooks; -Kate (m) Kenneth Collins; -Elisabeth (m) Wynuna McCamey; -Geraldine (m) Hubert (m) W. E. Sharp; -Mary Frances (m) John C. Brannon; and -Cosett (m) Royce Myers. Shephard; -Rebecca, still single. 4-GERTRUDE 10-Louisa died at age of three. 11-Ara Mente married Stacy Stephens; issue, -Porter Douglas died at age of one. (m) Eleanor Harshburger; Stacy Belle (m) Ed Firestone. 5-STELLA married Charles L. Addendum 678 Gregory; issue, Charles D. (m) Hessie Moncrief; -MARGARET VICTORIA Bottoms and -Alwyn A. (m) Bessie Adair; -Paul (m) Hazel John Jefferson Bottoms had five children:

Page 203 1-James Fletcher married Bessie Jane Boldon; infant. 5-BLANCH IRENE married A. H. issue, -Jim F., Dothan druggist, (m) Merle DeVilleneuve; issue, -Jeannette (m) Paul B. Chalker; -John Watson (m) Ruth Hill; -Wilmer Nicks; -Margeurite died young. Rudolph, minister, (m) Marie Brandon; -Plummer Weldon “Sid” (m) Ellen Register; Addendum 680 -Hill (m) Evelyn Wachob; -Jack, died as infant; -Wesley H. Hallford and Sophia Ann Figg had -two un-named infants; -Lily Marlin, still single; eight children: 1-Willie married Emma Dean; -Bertha Modell; -Louise; -Bessie Mae; the last issue, -Gordon (m) Willie Lewis; -Fred (m) Maude three died young. 2-Mary Ann married first Pate; -Eddie (m) Mina Lee; -Nettie (m) James Charlie Potts; issue, -Lewie (m) Alene Wilson; -Cora (m) T. F. Carswell. 2-John W. mar- Chapman; -Charles Eulon (m) Florrie Sloan; ried Zorah Edwards; issue, -Lewis (m) Lila Ward; -infant boy un-named; Mary Ann married sec- -Jesse (m) Mary Hollis; -Marvin (m) Mae ond George E. Hawkins; a baby boy of theirs Underwood; -Leila (m) Jack Baker; -Sally (m) Will only lived a few months. 3-Nettie married John Purvis; -James, died age one; -Annie P., died age Ellis Johnston; issue, -Aubrey, Dothan Tax two. 3-James Samuel married first Nancy D. Assessor, (m) Madie Silcox; -Ross (m) Rosa Parker. issue, -Angus Porter (m) Georgia Tindell; - Peel; -Hubert (m) Delma Gaylord; -Robert Zell Frank (m. lst) Maggie Sasser & (m. 2nd) Ruby (m) Nellie Smith; -Ora Lee, who found that Chitty; -James Shorter (m) Effie B. Corbin; -two Dowling, Ohio, is not named for our set of infant daughters; -Beulah (m) Will Miller. -Nancy Dowlings, (m) Sam Newton; -Buney Vista (m) (m) Frank Smith. -Nora Lizzy (m) Will Sawyer; Charlie Burns; -Myrt (m) Charlie Burns; -Willie, -Manuel, died age eighteen; James Samuel married female, (m) Sanford Nowell; and -Ruth (m) second Lucy Hudspeth; issue, -Dan Gordon (m) Clarence Gaul. 4-Mattie Estell married Marvin Lucy Thaggard; -Jewel (m) Houston Thomley; and Tindell; issue, -Rush (m) Bobbie ? ; -Clawton -infant daughter; James Samuel married third Ola (m. lst) Irma Watford & (m. 2nd) Eva Parrish; Fair but they had no issue. 4-Ida married first -Wyatt C. (m. lst) Marie Windsor & (m. 2nd) Sammy Long and married second Green Brannon Enya Fernandez; -Johnie (m) Mary McLain; but had no issue. 5-Susan L. married William G. -Rayford died single; -Olin (m. lst) Elizabeth Watford, brother of John R. below: issue, -Charley Reddick & (m. 2nd) Peggy Seggy; -Kermit (m) M. (m) Minnie Riley. -Alf (m) Alar Robins; Delores Martin; and -Lillion Bottoms male, died -Shelley (m) Claudia Herring; -Mancey, male, (m) as infant. 5-Mallie Jefferson married first Susie Hicks; -Hushel (m) Loucky Sweet; Jesse (m) Edmond Wilson Roach; issue, -James Elwood, Ruth Shepard; -Delphia (m) Walker Ham; -Lizzy died age two; -John Malcom (m) Lila Baxley; Pearl (m) Omer Wells; and -Mattie (m) Daniel and -Edna Margeurite, died single; Mallie Hartzog & (then m.) Ester Tate. 6-Mattie married Jefferson married second Robert W. Hardy but John Hughes; issue, -Jesse (m) Willie Mae Hall; they had no issue. -Grover (m) Myrtie Woodham; -Claude; Clyde B.; -May (Hall); -Annie; -Iler (Hall); Johnnie, female; Addendum 679 -Pearl; -Ruby; Gladys. 7-Dora L. married Jesse B. -ANDERSON Dowling and Caledonia Hughes. issue, -Jesse James (m) Jewel Davis; Connelly had five children: 1-WILLIAM -Burney, died single at nineteen; -Willie, male, died PIERCE still single. 2-IDA MARTILE married as infant; -Ewell died single at seventeen; -Charley Arch L. Watson; issue, -Arch L., Jr., (m) Mary (m) Mamie Stembridge; -Clayton (m) Maudie Marshall; -William A. (m) Jackie Brooks; -Harry Jones; -Arthur (m) Verna Dupree; -Louetta (m) D. (m) Nelda Ryal; -Jack (m) Minnie Stringer. Louis Upton; -Cora (m) Melon Casey; -Ouida (m) 3-PEARL ESTELLE married to Mr. John W. Harmon Howard. 8-Margaret married John R. Hankins; issue, -Helen, still single, -Flo (m) T. Watford; issue, -Ed, mayor and bank official of R. Causey; -Lillian (m) N. N. Zirbel; -Albert, Madrid, Alabama, who voluntarily worked years in died as child. 4-CORDIE married T. D. Snelling; paying off depositors of that town's defunct bank issue, -W. D. (m) Mary Audrey Lawrence; -J. after the 1929 crash, (m. lst) Jessie Watford; Frank (m) Mary Alice Horton; -Vera still single; -Johnny (m) Alice Brinks; -Walter (m) JOHNNIE -Ruth (m) John Trigg; -Bessie (m) Charles W. Dowling of Chart 573; -Horace; -Alto: -Etta (m) Power; -David, died as infant; -Ruby died as Hilburn Daughtry; -Annie (m) J. J. Norris; -Lula

Page 204 (m) N. G. Culbreth, -Ida (m. lst) Bright Tindell; McMichael; issue, -Charley (m. lst) Minnie -Gussie (m) Coker Mixon; -Gertrude (m) Travis Mullins & (m. 2nd) Annie Dean; -Jim (m) Sarah Mixon. Barnes; -Willis (m) Nell Rice; -Shelly (m) Carrie Dawson; -Lila (m) Cue Mullins. 3-Estelle Addendum 681 "Tellie" married W. C. Wood, who was called -Sarah Ann Hallford Skipper and Robert “Judge”; -issue, -William Horace (m) Gertrude Green Skipper had eleven children: 1-Marvin P, Levy; -Luther C. (m) Lillian Bailey; -Gordon H. married Maude Swope; issue -Marvin, died as (m) Merrill Vernon; -Furn M. (m) Virginia infant; -Roy Bradshaw, killed single; 2-Robert Lewis; -Lillie Lura (m) Roy E. Nelson; -Rosa W. "Bud" married first Nannie Blackmon and Pearl (m) Ed W. Bailey; -Pura Cora, died young. had eleven offspring: -Oscar (m) Linnie 4-Sula married Tom Wynn; issue, -Fern (m. lst) Godwin; -Mangum (m) Miriam Godwin; -Porter Miss I. B. Vickers & (m. 2nd) a Smith; -Whit F. (m) Mattie Lee Brunson; -Sidney (m) Virgie (m) Bertha Osborne; -Robert L. (m) Kathryn Walker; -Juddie, male, died as infant; -Gordon George; -Pat P. (m) Nona Cannon; -Ernest V. (m. (m. lst) Floy Woodham & (m. 2nd) Lonie 2nd) Jimmie Zametto; -B. Earle (m) Emma Griggs; -Frank Foy (m) Willett Glenn; -Annie Daves; -Glenn T. (m) Dorothy ? ; -Ralph, m. two Belle, died young; -Mallie (m) Homer R. or three times; -Susie Dell (m) John E. Woodham; -Flossie (m) Jim Willis; -Maude (m) McLaney; -Vera E., died age one; -infant, un- Earl F. Deese; Robert W. married second Alice named. Meredith and had seventeen offspring: -Grady (m) Sally Willingham; -Fred (m) Sadie Addendum 683 Anderson; -Roy (m) Toy Hatcher; -John D. (m) -California Josephine Vinetty Hallford Evelyn ? ; -Mancil (m) Jeannie ? ; -Howard (m) Pritchett and James Phillips Pritchett had five Frankie Cooper; -Robert, died young; -Louis, children: 1-Samuel Monroe married Vickie Carr; died young; -Ruby (m) Itus Grantham; -Joicy, issue, -James Reva (m) Martha Juanita Lewis; still single; -Mattie Lou (m) Joe Sabbers; -Tommy, died young; -Leila (m) Lee A. Eckhoff. -Pauline (m. lst) Seaboy Sullivan & (m. 2nd) 2-Jesse F. married Lily E. Cotton; issue, John Scott; -Ruth (m) Melvin Snipes; -Penny _William G. "Bud" (m) Fannie Fillingame; Flora, died as child and -three infants. 3-Henry -Myrtie' still single; -Nellie (m) Mack Murphy. A. died at age of one. 4-Shelly Oscar died at age 3-John Lewis married Eloise Jones; issue -Erea of fifteen. 5-Vilua "Ludy" married Isaac Elvin (m) Louise Lottman; -Lewis F. (m) Annie Ledbetter; only issue, -Fred. 6-Alabama B. died Lee Smith; -Woodrow Wilson (m) Louise at age of one. 7-Mattie married first James B. Phipps; -Vertis (m) Novie Hatcher; -Noble B. Matthews and married second T. E. Weeks but (m) Louise Phipps; -Vertis, male (m) Novie had issue by neither. 8-Victoria married John Hatcher; -Noble B. (m) Lorene Pitts; -Bessie (m) Brown; issue -Bob; -Teresa (Dickson). 9-Vannie Ester Clemons; -Ruby Nell (m) J. D. Reardon; married Elbert Matthews; issue, -Jess (m) Sallie -Mary (m) William J. Halley; -Sally (m) David Dean; -Louis (m) Laura Benson; -Shell (m) Era Jones. 4-Lovey A. died single. 5-Nancy Lue died Dean; -Ollie (m) Ethel Lunsford; -Bob (m) at age of five. Annie Murdock; -Hubert (m) Mary Snell; -Beulah (m) Bud Wallace; -Callie (m) B. Addendum 684 Whitman; -Vera (m) Jeter Murdock; and -Cora -Piety Jane Hallford and Samuel Ezekial still single. 10-Viola married three or four times Hallford had eight children: 1-Caton Wilbur including Jim Brown and a Mr. Summers; no married Lula Boyett; issue -Lily (Scott), -Marie issue. 11-Lillie Ann married Addendum 756's (Grimsley), -Helen (Gross), -Theo, and -Irma Henry Walter Hildreth; their issue are shown (m) George Cotton. 2 Julius C. married Alice there. Calhoun; issue, -Nellie (m) Davis Gardner; -Melba (m) Ralph Cohen. 3-Lonnie married first Addendum 682 Ola Sanders; issue, -Marvin (m) Margeurite -Gordon L. Hallford and Emily Mullins Hudnell; -Byrd (m) Virginia Keel; -James M., Hallford had four children: 1-N. G. female, died died age two; -Mae (m) M. K. Blalock. 4-Jervey at age of four. 2-Ellen J. “Ella”, married Jeff D. A. had son named -Julia Merlyn and husbands

Page 205 named Mr. Clewis, Henry Lewis, and Babe Deese; -Phillip (m) Virginia Bartlett; Oliver Brown. 5-Jessie Coriler. female, died at age of Dowling (m) Frances Parker; -Paul, died as one. 6-Tulia, female, died at age of five 7-Usula infant; -Bernice, still single and -Janelle (m) J. Vesia married Sherman Jackson; issue; -infant Hassell Bryson, Jr. 6-NELLIE married Hunter C. boy, un-named; -Minnie Belle still single; -Eva, Johnson, Sr.; issue, -Hunter C. Jr. (m) Rose died single; -Bernice (m) John M. Hudspeth. Marie Alderman; -Louise (m) E. H. Michel; 8-Willie married Hosea Ard; issue, -Irby (m) -Christine (m) Robert Stephens. 7-MATTIE Euncie Lee; -Cammy; -Randolph (m) Eva Moss; married A. T. Harrison; issue; -Clifton (m) -Preston, still single; -Hortense (m) Bobby Verdie Adams; -Woodfin (m) Margaret Miller; Foster; -Alarie (m) Holland Myrlck; -Carolyn -Malone (m) Margie Coleman; -Eloise (m. lst) (m) Bobby Thompson; -four small infants. Miller Davis & (m. 2nd) Marvin Sullivan. 8-ANNIE VALERIA died as an infant. Addendum 685 -ELISHA MATHIAS CONVERSE Dowling Addendum 689 and Tansy Jane Britt Dowling had four children: -MARGARET FRANCES Martin and 1-ROBERT MONROE married first Flora Grace Daniel Martin had eleven children: 1-”Bud” X. and married second Clara Peery but had no Calhoun married Mollie Goff; issue, -Dewey issue. 2-CHARLES M. married Sallie E. (m) Willie Johnson; -Floyd (m) Vera Byrd; Hammock; no issue. 3-TANSY, “TEE” married -Drucilla (m) T. Bernard Byrd; -Eulalah, still W. A. Hill but had no issue. 4-VIOLA died at single. 2-Edward Benjamin married Frances age of one. Virginia DeLoney; issue, -R. Lounie (m) Irma Irene Curenton; -William Edward, died age six; Addendum 686 -William Clinton, still single; -Madeline (m) J. -LACY ANN LUIZA Parker and John Ward Holman. 3-Jesse Malcom married Pearl Calvin Parker had two children: 1-Donie mar- Curenton; issue, -Patsy (m) G. M. Dunnaway; ried Tom J. Kemp; issue, -Ewell H. and -Elyet -Margaret R. (m) B. F. Bermingfield; -Mildred J., boys who died as infants. 2-Lena married (m) Coleman Butler; -Dorothy (m) H. C. Tom's brother, Hill Kemp; issue, -Lorayne (m. Chandler, Jr. 4-Robert H. married Pelly lst) Ray Fromshom & (m. 2nd) Wayne Teneyck. McDaniel; issue, -Roy Dewitt (m) Lucreal Parrish; -Herman Daniel (m) Ruby Head; Addendum 687 -Frances Hazel (m) Amos J. Howard; -Edith Marie (m) Gary Hamm; -Mattie Pearl (m) -NANCY JANE McDonald and John F. Barney Stanley ; -Euna Ellzabeth (m) Harry McDonald had six children: 1-Marvin died sin- Norton 5-Charlie Young married Mattie Maud gle at twenty-five; 2-Farley died single at twen- Young; issue -Michael, “Bill”, (m) Addie Belle tyfive; 3-Jessie L. died single at nineteen; 4-Lula Wilson; -Charles (m) Martha Lowery ; -Fred (m) married Isaac Valentine; issue, -Jemima died as Jeanelle Scott; -infant boy un-named; -Lois (m) infant; -Johnny L. died as infant; 5-Lucy died Levi Thrower, Jr. 6-Tallie M., a male, married single at twenty; 6-Mollie married Sidney Dale Howell; issue -Emmett B. (m) Ethel Key; McIntyre; issue -Oscar (m) Letha Richardson; -TaIlie Oris (m) Lila Pelham; -Haywood P. (m) -Albert (m) Doris Collins; -Macks, a minister, Rose Dechein; -Robert L. (m) Bernice (m) Miss Charlie Leslie Wadsworth. Scharphied; -D. Laymon (m) Inez Knowles; -Thelma, died single; -Leita (m) L. S. Moseley. Addendum 688 7-Daniel died as an infant. 8-Lydia, 9-Annie -JARRETT MALONE Dowling and Ella married Willie Beckham; issue; -Carlos (m) Crim Dowling had eight children: 1-BARNEY Mattie Beverly; -Haywood (m) Mattie Reed CLARENCE married Willie Brice; no issue. Gay; -Felton, "Ted" (m) Maude Grimes; -Altous 2-ANGUS HORRIE married Effie Bell; no (m. lst) Rachel Morgan & (m. 2nd) Pansey issue. 3-BEN JOHNSON married Margeurite Barnard; -Bertie (m) Olney Emfinger; Lockhart; no issue. 4-SHELLIE M., male, died -Geraldine (m. 1st) Harry Davis & (m. 2nd) John as infant. 5-ELIZABETH “LIZZY” married Crawford; -Hilda (m) Hunter Garth. 10-Zadie Frank Kingsley issue; -William B. (m) Mildred married Marion Waters. issue, -Harris (m) Ada

Page 206 Snellgrove; -Ralph (m) Lois Snellgrove; -Rufus Addendum 691 (m) Opal Maund; -O. V. (m) Marie Hollis; -MARTHA JANE Byrd and Ransom Byrd -Sherman (m) Annie Linton; -Toxie (m) Walter had nine children: 1-Curtis Holton married Andrews; -Alma (m) Irvin Ward; -Ruby (m) Will Charity Aby Brunson; issue, -H. Casey (m) Lucy Cook. 11-Dellie married Jim Crumpler; issue Butler; -Acrel A. (m) Margaret Marie Whalen; -Dee (m) Ella Jones; Jin (m) Ellie Boles; -Steve -Ransom O., "Rank", (m. lst) Carrie Wise & (m. (m) Vela Woods; -Tullie, male, (m) Eddie 2nd) Margaret Smith; -Horace M. (m) Ena Mae Owens; -Leagon (m) Zelma Harris; -Cleavie, Wood; -Gilbert (m. lst) Ethel Lewis & (m. 2nd) male; -Eura (m) Hardy Donahoe; -Dell (m) Mary Kathleen Martin; -Edward Dowling (m) George Turley; -Edna (m) Darwin Singleton; Marlene Marie Tappen. 2-Wyatt O. married first -Vela (Jackson); -Maude (m) Dock Boles; Winnie Dell Rowe; issue, -"Totsy", -Winnie (m) -Robbie, female, (m) June Terry; -Jenora; -Billie Milton O'Neal; Wyatt O. married second Olivia (m) Joseph Eickey; -Bonnie Nell (m) Clarence Reid; issue, -Isaac W. (m) Elizabeth Fannin. Taylor. 3-Zenada married Dr. Byron Ard; issue, -Ligon B. (m. lst) Gladys ? & (m. 2nd) Grace Inman & Addendum 690 (m. 3rd) Helen Lochspeich; -Waldo (m) Sue -ELIZABETH ANN Hughes and Needham Kolb; -Jerome C. (m) Elizabeth Dumas; -Toxie Hughes had eight children: 1-Charlie married (m) W. M. Sorrell; -Lily Ware (m) Louis Morris; Josie Jones; issue, -Will Comer (m) Omega -Eva Mae (m. lst) Lester Glover & (m. 2nd) C. Wright; -Jim H. (m) Lilly Mixson; -Truitt (m) S. Keller; -Peggy (m) Fred H. Taylor; -infant Lorene Eubanks; -Euart, male, (m) Florrie Dean; daughter un-named; -Patricia died as infant. -Albert Edward (m) Bunea Kyser; -Lewie E.; 4-Leila Jane married John T. Bell, Jr.; issue; -Ben (m) Crumpler; -Susie (m) Basil Willis. -Fred (m) Emmie Cooper. 5-Eva Mable married 2-Ollie married Addendum 671's Mattie Cox; Tom M. Cox; issue, Ligon (m) Mildred issue, -L. Roy (m) Ruth Hall; -Robert C. (m) Chambers; -Rennie, still single. 6-Arizona mar- Louise Burkett; -Claude (m) Valera Mobley; ried first Coley Barnes and married second -Maude (m) George Crane; -Mattie Lou (m) George Trawick but had issue by neither. Jesse W. Brandon; -Dollie Parker (m) Boisey 7-Nannie Drucilla married John T. Adams; issue, Fedterwitz; -Mary Lizzy (m) Henry Bryan; -J. M., "Mac", (m) Helen Dean; -Carlton F. died -Frances (m) Joe Hornsby; -Annie Laura (m) T. single; -Bill (m) Roberta Largen; -Tye (m) Jean L. McComb; -Willie Mae (m) Erie Helms. O'Cain; -Eva (m) Leamon Griffin; -Mary Martha 3-Will C., Methodist preacher, married Ida (m) Ransom Jones. 8-Daisy died at age of six. Parker; issue, -Louise (m) C. B. Johnson; 9-Maude Willie died at age of one. -Juanita (m) Aubry Duncan. 4-Forrest Ellington is still single. 5-Collie became the second wife Addendum 692 of R. P. Martin, who is mentioned in Addendum -SUSAN VIRGINIA Holman and John 671; issue, -J. P. (m) Bernice Baston; -Charlie Clinton Holman, Sr. had nine children; all boys: (m) Era Mae Wilson; -Albert (m) Altha Fortner; 1-Thornton R. died at age of two. 2-Robert -John C. (m) Pearl Logan; -Blanche (m) Bob Edward married first Emma Hood; issue, Jones; -Edna (m) Marion Griffith; -Nellie (m) -Robert Edward, Jr., (m) Virginia L. Moore; Oder Reynolds. 6-Annie married S. H. Hall but -Alexander Hood (m) Vera Weber; -William died had no issue. 7-Nettie married first John Ard and as infant; Robert Edward married second Clara married second. James P. Powers and married Dey; issue, -Frederick (m) Virginia R. third Walter Daniel; issue of the last marriage Kilpatrick; -Amelia Sue & -Clara D., died as was -George Fewell, who died as an infant. 8- infants. 3-Jesse Dacosta married Chart 566's Nannie married Ovid Hardy; issue, -William SUSAN O. Dowling; issue, -”J. D.”, James Tower (m) Pearl Darby; -Howard Lamar, still Dowling, (m) Mary Hornsby; -Jesse Neil, still single; -George Campbell, still single; -James single; -E. Hendrix, still single; -Leslie Dacosta, Hughes, still single; -Virginia Mae (m) C. W. still single; -Sally Mae (m) Walton Jackson; Wright; -Elsie Fae, still single; -Annie LaRue -Dorothy (m) T. J. Patterson; -Elizabeth (m) (m) George T. Reeves. John Q. Adams. 4-Henderson Looney. Sr., physi- cian, married first Edmonia Inge; issue, -

Page 207 ”H. L.”, Henderson Looney, Jr., (m) Rhoda ried J. Knox Davis; issue, -Julia., K. (m. lst) Pfhol; -Kenneth (m) Addendum 710's Edna Lucille ? & (m. 2nd) Mary Moore; -Grace (m) Green; -Wilton (m) Syble Duggan; -Norman W., Charley Thompson. 12-Otha Grace died as physician, (m) Thelma Herndon; -Richard Inge, infant. died age six; -Immogene (m) Chart 570's George C. Morgan; -Edmonia (m. lst) James E. Lasseter Addendum 694 & (m. 2nd) Alan J. Williams; -infant daughter, -SARAH A. E. Lee and Timothy Cuthbert un-named; H. L., Sr. married second Florida Lee II had ten children: 1-Robert Alexander Arwood; issue, two infants. 5-Young Allen mar- whose chance remark to the author about kinship ried Ethel G. Martin; issue, -Julian (m. 1st) provided the spark that moved this book out of Margaret Stegall & (m. 2nd) Marian Watt; the thinking stage, (m) Genora Weed; issue, -Martin (m) Althea Smead. 6-Marvin married -Robert Grady, still single; -Fred Madison (m) Addendum 675's Sallie Smith; issue, -Robert M. Molly Roundtree; -Pat Oliver (m) Lily Peterson; (m) Kathryn McRinnon; -Eugene, died as infant; -Frank (m. lst) Ruby Lockart & (m. 2nd) Florine -Edith (m) Maxwell E. Jones; -Marjorie, died as Windham; -Wade (m) Loanie Smith; -Tim (m) infant. 7-Ligon died at age of two. 8-infant boy, Mary Etta Thomley; -Rupert died age two; un-named. 9-Albert married Eammogene -Clara (m) Alto Ard; -Jewel (m) Bob Wilson; Cheek; no issue. -Gypsy (m) Doyle Holloway; -Grace (m) Amos Williams; -Mildred (m) Leroy Johnson. Addendum 693 2-Charlie married Ola Hollis; issue, -Sampie (m) -VANTILLER OPHELIA RIO DE Minnie Drew; -Leonard (m) Annie Mae Drew; JANEIRO Byrd and William Acrel Byrd had -Dottie (m. lst) Bessie Gavins & (m. 2nd) twelve children: 1-Wade Hampton married first Pearley Campbell; -Ralph (m) Ethel Snell; - Addendum 670's Alma Hundley, issue, Gertrude (m) Gus Long. 3-Harvey married -Catherine (m) C. A. T. Lisenby; -Wade Thomas, Freddie Scarbrough; issue, -Sarah (m) Maurice died as infant; Wade Hampton married second Fletcher; -Juanita (m) James Whatley. 4-Marvin Jewel Mixon; issue, -Fox Edward (m. lst) died at age of two. 5-Lurea Virginia married W. Thelma Clutts & (m. 2nd) Veda Newton; -J. Pete J. Reynolds; issue, -Willie (m) Pauline Thomas. (m) Ruby Harris; -Lucille (m) Foy Snell. -Gus (m) Glara McCraney; -Robert still single; 2-infant boy, unnamed. 3-William Albert died as -Ben, still single; -Dovie (m) Emmett H. Hollis; infant. 4-Samuel Lewie married first Ruby -Anna Laura, still single; -Lofie, "Effie", (m) Galloway; issue, -James (m) Nell Gunter; Espy Hollis. 6-Doris Udoxie married Alford L. -Robert G. still single; -Sarah (m) R. D. Harris; Jones; issue, -infant boy, unnamed. 7-Lizzy mar- -Virginia, still single; Samuel Lewie married ried Will W. Fowler; issue, -Fitzhugh died as second Annie Grubbs but they had no issue. infant; -Sally (m) Bill Collins. 8-Callie married 5-Robert Floyd died as an infant. 6-Cora died as Lavigor Warren; issue, -Willie E., male, (m. lst) an infant. 7-Ora Clida married first Mr. Willie Willie Maud Kelly (m. 2nd) Jimmie Woodham; Mullins; issue, -Paul (m) Esther Moll; -Alex (m) -Hortense (m) Nathan H. Roundtree; -Mertie (m) Johnnie Thomas; -George, female, died as Grady York; -Thelma Clyde (m) Wiley Thomley. infant; -Helen (m) John B. Amos; -Agnes (m) 9-Lucy married James Tancy Fowler. issue, Floyd Purdue; -Gussie (m) Gene Hodges. -Henry (m) Georgia Smith; -James R. (m) Sybil 8-Carrie Hart died as an infant. 9-Otha Grace Reeves; -Myrtle (m) Emmett O. Jordan; died as an infant. 9-Emmie married Addendum -Bernice (m) M. T. Fowler. 10-Ella married Tom 661's Marvin Andrews; issue, -Frank, died sin- Fowler; issue -T. Dawson (m) Neppie Helms; gle; -Acrel A. (m) Louise Gunter; -Howard (m) -Harvey T. (m. lst) Ethelene Covington & Ruth Miller; -Roy J. (m) Grace Essenault; (m.2nd) Lizzie Carter; -Mancil T. (m) Bernice -Louise (m) J. R. VcFadden; -Frances (m) Fowler; -Harold Dowling (m) Ruth Covington; Rogers 0. Dansby; -Pauline (m) Milton 0. -Herman H. (m) Alma Hawthorne; -Jimmy Ervin Patterson. 10-Annona married Alto Carr; issue, (m) Lois Hendrick; -Bessie, still single; -Vonnie -Bomer (m) FIorence Warren; -Bill (m) Bunchey Estell, died age one. Mitchell; -Charles (m) Beatrice ? ;-Ray D. (m) Myrtle ? ; -Edward (m) ? . 11-Sara Susan mar-

Page 208 Addendum 695 Addendum 698 -CATHERINE C. Johnson and Spencer L. -BUNEY Windham and Sam Calvin Johnson had eight children: 1-Jim married Ida Windham had eleven children: l-Farus Marchman; issue, -Grady (m. Ist) Lenna Mae Greely,Sr., married Queen Hammond; issue, Davis (m. 2nd) Minnie Lee Newton; -Vernie Lee -Sam W., physician, (m) Jane Carroll; -Farus (m) Louise George; -Mancil (m) Louise Parker; Greely, Jr., (m) Frances Simmons; -Paul, died as -Julius (m) Bessie Jordan; -Bonnie (m) Chart infant; -Hilda (m) Reverend George Kerlin. 565's YOUNG DANIEL Dowling; -Floy (m) J. 2-Carl married first Mittie Clark issue, -Arthur L. Whitman. 2-Jesse married Lizzy ? 3-Hardy (m. lst) Louise Haggens; -Effie Mae (m) Thomas married Lizzy Troublefield; issue, -Clarence (m) R. Conner; -Pearl (m) G. E. Duncan; -Doola Ruby Lee Eldridge. 4-Shelly died single. Merle (m) Raymond Prickett; Carl married second 5-Sollie died single. 6-Lovie, female, died sin- Lottie Goodson but they had no issue. 3-Otis mar- gle. 7-Christine died as infant. 8-Ernestine died ried Gussie Powell; issue, -Buney (m) Melvin as infant. Hathaway. 4-Mace, preacher, married Leila Austin issue, -Byron (m) Jessie Lou Spikes; Addendum 696 -Ruby (m) George W. Black; -Ruth (m) Porter -ANNA JANE Martin Morris and her first Blalock. 5-Alpheus Bishop married first Maggie husband, Stephen Martin had three children: Huggins; issue, -Robert L. (m) Evelyn Wyatt; l-Melton M. married Rabba Peacock; issue, -Lloyd A. (m) Betty Shell; -Florence (m) Luke -John Wright (m) Emma Crozzier; -Clyde, male, Hammonds. 6-Alton B. died at age of two. 7-Alice died as child; -Blanche (m) Ned Howell, -Era B. married Charlie Evans; issue, -Kenneth, -Hosea, (m) Earl Beard. -Mallie and -Elva, died as chil- -Alfred E., -Sam, -Rye, -Reginald, -Rettie, dren. 2-Vonnie died as a child. 3-Della married J. -Gurtha (Harvard), and -Willie (m) J. E. Dudley. M. Peacock, issue -J. Corbitt, Sr., (m) Valeria 8-Clotee is still single. 9-Lily married Lum Walsh Vickers; -W. R. (m) Eura Dell; -A. K. (m) Mattie issue, -Wayne C. (m) Faye Pinckard; -Clyde (m) Sikes. Cleo Ivey; -Mavonia (m) Web Edmonds; -Lottie (m) George Walker; -Viola (m) Thurman Miller; Addendum 697 -Lura (m) Wiley Holland; -Alice (m) Cecil -JAMES ERVIN Dowling and his second Creamer. 10-Ollie married Reverend R. H. wife Lettie O’Lillian Murray had eleven chil- Thames; issue, -Clarence William (m) Sue dren: 1-ELZIE JAMES, “RED” died single. Waters; -Jack Matthew, Lieutenant in WW-II who 2-CLEBURNE HARRIS married Edwina died single; -James Madison D. (m) Mrs. Buney Bamburg; no issue. 3-ANGUS died single. "Bill" Lee; -Lura V. (m) A. Pete Hines. 11-Elberta 4-DEWEY died single. 5-VERLINE married married Joiner Bush; issue, -Ruth, -Mrs. John Henry Leroy Adams; issue, -Janis A. (m) Thompson, and others. Thomas Lamar Gray; -Mancle L. (m) Carolyn Mae Attaway; -Novis Amnette, still single. Addendum 699 6-WILLIE MAE married first Murray Evans; -CALLIE D. Morris and I. V. Morris had four issue, -Willls (m) Jan Donaldman; -Newell L. children: 1-Telly, male, married Addie Barbrey (m) Ruby Merrel; -Troy Lee (m) Sue Carr; but had no issue. 2-Lonny, male, died as a child. WILLIE MAE married second Alex Fields but 3-Jewel married first Gillette Cox; issue, -Annie they had no issue. 7-BERTIE married Blanton Delma (m) Edwin H. Hart; Jewel married second Boyd; issue, -Clowis Mae (m) Jack Hawk; -Jim, Ivan Williams; issue -Bryant (m. lst) Lucille died single; -Margie (m) Aubrey Briggs; Hinson & (m. 2nd) Lily Mae Joyner; -Cecil I. (m) -Dowling (m) Bertie Phillips; -Helen, died sin- Anita Hartsfield. 4-Johnnie, female married gle. 8-SADIE married first Robert James Eugene Tally; issue, -Marvin Eugene (m) Carolyn Alexander and married second Elbert Dickson Thomas. but had issue by neither. 9-ESTHER married Emory Norris; issue, -Norman Woody, still sin- Addendum 700 gle. l0-EXIE, female, died single. 11-Fannie -LURA H. Duncan and George Washington died single. Duncan had four children: 1-Chalmus M., died at age of eighteen. 2-Willie, male, died as child. 3-

Page 209 Calhoun, minister, married Buena Vista Arwood; Addendum 703 issue, -Walton Lee (m) Margaret Bidle; -Angus -MATTIE O’Neal and James Robert Lewis Wade, died age four; -Aubrey Lamar, died single; Shephard O’Neal had four children: 1-Judge -Gladys Vivian, still single 4-Lou possibly mar- Codie married Bunie Mickler; issue, Bernice L., ried a Bradley; her only issue -Irene, married a male still single. -Gross, died age one. -William Jones in or near Troy, Alabama. J. (m. 2nd) Susie Lee Horten; -Robert Frank (m) Addendum 701 Betty Johnson; -Judge Codie, Jr. “Pete”, (m) -PINKNEY MANCIL Dowling and his sec- Mary Louise Collins; -Olivett (m) Mr. Kincaid. ond wife, Nancy Ruth Brown Dowling had six 2-Jimmy Hancle married Mattie DuBose; issue, children: 1-LEWIS MARSHALL married -Robert Carl (m) Vonnette Hodge; -Jimmy Oneita Smith; issue -CHARLES LEWIS, still Hancle, Jr., (m) Emma Lou Jones; -Kathleen (m) single; -MABLE RUTH (m) Ralph A. French. Don Haggitt. -Susan (m) S. E. Larson; -Pamelia, 2-ROBERT GRADY married Gypsy Spear; still single. 3-Otis married first Willie B. issue, -JAMES CLINTON (m) Edna Vickers. Holmes; issue, -Clifton (m) Hazel Webb; 3-WALTER LEE married Kathryn Stone but had -James, died single; -two infant boys; -Ray (m) no issue. 4-BETTY married Alto V. Broxson Hazel Bunt; -Paul (m) Dorothy Duncan; -Zackie issue, -Emmett (m) Mary Glover; -Harmon (m) (m) Florence Cargill; -Nell (m) Clarence Evelyn Justice; -Frank (m) Earline Payne; Crowley. -Virginia (m) Sam Tatum; Otis mar- -Lloyd (m) Vera Caraway; -Elmer (m) Vida ried second Frances Weldon but they had no Fowler; -Robert (m) Miss Ted Bowden; -Ella issue. 4-Flossie Lee died at age of one. Ruth (m) Mr. Alma Gatling, -Mary (m) Roy Patrick. 5-WILLIE RUTH married Oscar Spear, Addendum 704 Sr.; issue, -Oscar, Jr., (m) Melba Rogers; -PENNY LOUETTA Marsh and Judge A. -Eugene (m) Carrie Lee Brannon; -Wallace (m) Marsh had ten children: l-Frank married Gussie Sally Ellis; -Lillian still single; -Bernice, still Mae Covington; issue, -Charles W., killed single single. 6-EDDIE, male, died as infant. in WW II. 2-Rushing married Verna Green; issue -Roy, stiII single. 3-Sid married first Mattie Mae Addendum 702 Stokes and had three issue who died as infants; -JETSON CAMILLA Bailey and John Sid married second Myrtle Carroll but they had Bailey had at least six children: 1-William no issue. 4-Tavner married Neva Tolbert; issue, Robert married Sarah ? ; issue, -Dora Mae (m) -J. T. (m. lst) Nellie Tucker (m. 2nd) Myrtis Robert Woods. 2-Connie P. married Mader Godwin; -Louie Frank (m) Rachel ? ; -Mildred Hodges; issue, -Howard (m) ? ; -Connie P., Jr., (m) W. H. Weaver. 5-Henry died single. 6-infant. still single; -Mayzel; -Jewel (m) Wilbur 7-Cora is still single. 8-Lena is still single. Thrower; -Lucille (m) John Beasley; -Pauline; 9-Leila died as an infant. 10-Bonnie married -Lily Mae (m) Burl Burkett. 3-Willie Mae mar- Frank Folson; issue, -Judge Mike (m) Bessy ried Millard W. Smith; issue, -Linton (m) Roberts; -Kathryn Lucille (m) Robert C. Martin; Johnnie Mae Rogers, -Max (m) Vassie Register; -Sarah Frances (m. lst) Earl Morris & (m. 2nd) -Wilbar (m) Vassie ? ; Lily Merle (m) Lloyd John C. Raoul; -Julia (m) Bill Robb; -Bonnie Server; -Minnie Pearl (m) Leonard Barnes; Jean (m) Willis E. Clay; -Katey Elizabeth, died -Merriam (m) Junior Byrd. 4-Emma married age nine. first Mr. Sandlin and married second Frank Pryer but had no issue. 5-Jessie Byrd married E. B. Addendum 705 Allums; issue, -Rudolph E. (m) Thelma -JOICY Russell and Nace Russell had seven Strickland, -Will B. (m) Nellie Ruth Speigner; children: 1-Talmadge married Bessie McCall; -Curtis Ed (m) Ginger ? ; -John T. (m) Ann Sure; issue, -Grady Cecil (m) Annie Ogburn; -Emory -Allen B. (m) Evelyn Boswell; -Katie Kathryn Cornelious (m) Mary B. Moore; -Hubert (m) Leonard J. Glawson; -Mary Emma (m) Howard (m) Mary E. Shephard; -Lillian Irene, Horace Edward Mills; -Stella Frances (m) Ray still single; -Ruby Lee (m. 2nd) John C. Moore; Lingo. 6-Maggie married Mack Davldson; issue, -Bertha Inez (m) James C. Floyd; -Dessie Eloise -William & -Jimmy. (m) Samuel C. Gresham. 2-Prezzie Calvin, Sr. married Irene Hildreth; issue,-Prezzie Calvin,

Page 210 Jr., (m) Peggy Jane Sellers; -Lloyd Emory, still died as infant. 8-Mae married Philip J. Roth. single; -Marilyn L., still single. 3-Eva married J. issue, -John S. (m. 1st) Alva Stevens & (m. 2nd) E., "Ted", Broxson, present Geneva County, Sarah Bethea. 9-Gertrude married John W. Goff; Alabama, tax collector; issue, -John Herman (m. issue, -Richard Earle (m) Velma Lundy; lst) Louise Smith & (m. 2nd) Jeanette Hollon; -J. Henry (m) Corra M. Thompson; -Mary Lou -Ted (m. lst) Anna Timco & (m. 2nd) Arlene (m) Richard Ramsey. 10-Ada died at age of Davis; -Verna (m) G. P. Weaver; -Sarah (m. lst) three. 11-Edward died as an infant. 12, 13, & 14- Fletcher Justice & (m. 2nd) Jack Mims; -Mary infant boys; 15 & 16 infant, girls. (m. lst) Henry Fransen & (m. 2nd) Walter Stockwell. 4-Blanche married first Charley Addendum 707 Counts; issue -Joe R. (m) Wilma Carver; -Martha Jane Brackin Metcalf and M. -Victoria (m. lst) Walter Tomlin; Blanche mar- Lafayette Metcalf had eleven children: 1-Albert ried second Oscar Dalgren but they had no issue. married Donie Renfroe; issue, -Joe Hill, died sin- 5-Birt married Dan Childs; issue, -Herman (m) gle, -R. L. still single; -Fred Norman, died single; Martha Hutto; -D. Edmond still single; -Jessup -John Pelar, died single; -Stella V. (m) D. A. (m) Irene Jones; -Macon (m) Thelma Goodman; Lauderdale; -Ibbie Daisy (m) Reverend J. O. -Junior (m) Coy Marsh, -Katie B. (m) Hubert Savelle. 2-Raborn married Hattie Byrd; issue Reynolds. 6-Mae married Joe M. Clark; issue, -Pitt (m) Florine Sorrells; -Lewis (m) Carrow -Amos, still single; -Lee Edward (m) Janie Dooling; -Fatie (m) Frances Fleming; -Bea (m) Smith; -Eunice (m) E. W. Fiedler; -Mauerine (m) Curt Kelly; -Berta (m) Bill Coleman. 3-Minnis, Paul E. Graham; -Syble (m) J. P. Wynn; -Jean male, married Penny Dillard; issue, -Reuben P. (m) Verb Jenkins Jr.; -Josie Mae (m) Clyde R. (m) Lora Richards; -Dee Lamar (m) Miss Grey Pierce; -Ivan Nei1 (m) Everett Jackson; -Hazel Cope; -Dock (m) Alice Story; -Henry Leo (m) Blondell (m) Clarence Adkinson. 7-Ida married Minnie Bridges; -Mattie Lucy, died age two; Charlie J. Marsh; issue -Charlie J., Jr., (m) Leila -Octavia (m) Joe Donaldson; -Myrtie (m) J. B. Driggers; -Ethel (m. lst) Louie Curenton & (m. Daffin; -Bannie (m) Mr. Lee Pelt. 4-Harvey mar- 2nd) Edson C. Smith & (m. 3rd) Otis Bussey. ried Fannie Jackson; issue, -Harvey Lamar (m) Ruth White; -Herman Lee (m) Margaret Battles. Addendum 706 5-Wiley L. married Hattie Smith; issue, -Minter -Simeon W. Brackin and Almeida Jane S. (m. lst) Gladys Wynn & (m. 2nd) Ruby Windham Brackin had sixteen children: Langford; -Rena (m) William H. Cooper; 1-Leonidas B. married Mable East but they had -Elizabeth (m) J. Griel Russell; -Aileen (m) no issue. 2- R. L. married Mittie Baker; no issue. Ernest W. Fisher. 6-Mack Will married first 3-Simeon Lewis died single. 4-Robert W. mar- Temperance Pouncey; issue, -Elma (m) Lawrence ried Alene Davis; issue, -Robert Marion (m) Royland; Mack Will married second Gypsy Mary Kendrick; -Woodrow died age two; Childs; issue, -Mildred (m) Ted Steele; - -Louise (m) Mackler McWhirter; -Meade (m) Grace (m) Harvey Waters; -Voncille (m) Kenneth Bernard Faulk. 5-Patrick B. married Lurine Potter; -Flora Nell (m) Bill Leahey; -Mavin Cleghorn but they had no issue. 6-Hortense mar- (m) Joe Miley. 7-Charles L. married Annie ried Alto Stokes; issue, -Charles Leon (m. lst) Corbitt; issue, -Charles Roy (m) Irene Grissette; - Wanda Morgan & (m. 2nd) Lois Broadway; -Pat William Hubert, died single; -Emma (m) I. C. H. (m) Thyra Hughes; -Doris (m) A. J. Peterson; Lindsey; -Christine (m) Frank Sutton; -Floy -Mabel (m) F. W. Lamb; -Annie Will (m) W. T. (m) Joe Johnson; -Gladys (m) Irving Bradley; - Douglas. -Margie (m. lst) Hollis Dendy & (m. Lillie (m) Leonard Speake. 8-Peeler M. married 2nd) Joseph S. Ray; -Jane Elizabeth (m) Joe S. Sarah Draughon; issue, Ramsey L. (m) Jimmie Neal. 7-Mary Jane married W. R. Larkin; issue, Munn (these are parents of former state senator); -Guy (m) Annie Cowin; -Joe T. (m) Alice Till; -Harry (m) Angeline Johnson; -Mary Lou -Ralph (m) Belle McKinney; -Oscar (m) (m) Grover C. Bowden; -Jessie Mae, still single; Mildred Watts; -Fred (m) Hilda Lewis; -Rochell -Lottie (m) Clarence Brock; -Catherine (m) Charles B. Garrett; -Annie Laurie (m. lst) (m) Horace Loomis. 9-Mattie married Addendum Wallace Lindsey & (m. 2nd) Jack Lindsey; 671's Julius Edward Cox; their issue are shown -Mary, still single; -Bernice, still single; -Bessie, there. 10-Cozy died as a child. 11-Daisy married

Page 211 Porter Chancey; issue, Bernice (m) Ed Holmes. 6-Thomas Harvey married Ollie Jordan; issue, -Paul (m) Juanita Lewis; -Silas (m) Nellie Addendum 708 Thornton; -Talley Hubert, still single; -Annie -Warren W. Brackin and Sarah Frances (m) Leamon Bertram; -Verna (m) Asa Samson; Conner Brackin had ten children: 1-Marvin mar- -Jean (m) Harold Sharp; -Lesie Lavannah, died ried Minnie Logan but had no issue. 2-Arthur age one. 7-Ella married Andrew Clark, issue W., Sr. marrled Ida V. Blackman; issue, -Arthur -Jodie; -Early (m) Eva Wadsworth; -Marion, Jr. (m) Beatrice Kimbrell; -Marvin Murry, stil1 died single; -Lizzie (m. lst) N. H. Monneyham & single; -Thomas Joseph (m) Flossie Burnett; (m. 2nd) George Wilkes; -Lula (m) C. C. Hayes. -Grace (m) Harry Edward Holder; -Virginia (m) 8-Sula married James W. McKnight; issue, William Veron Cawlishaw; -Juanita (m) Otis -Lester (m) Miss Klyde Kirkland; -James M., Ray Patterson. 3-T. Beachamp married Ida Mae died as infant; -Ruth (m) G. C. Norman; - Gladys Norton; issue, -T. B., Jr., (m) Dorothy Cumbie, (m) Lewie E. Moates; -infant daughter, un- -Walter Glenn (m) Laney Stokes. 4-Lizzie mar- named. 9-Della married Alvie Simmons issue, ried M. N. Killebrew issue, -A. J. (m) Ludie -Dan (m.1st) Beatrice ? & (m. 2nd) Dorothy Pruitt; -R. L. (m) Laura Wilharm; -John (m) Peake & (m. 3rd) Georgia ? ; -Ray (m) Vivan Edna Lovett; -Eltrym (m) Ralph Chalker. 5-Exie Pickens; -Brantley (m) Margie Johnson; married Matthew H. Strother; issue -James W. -Dorothy (m. lst) Curtis Cummins & (m. 2nd) B. (m) Edna Vickery; -Thomas (m) Ethel Pipe. C. Aiken; -Katherine (m) Harvey L. Anderson; 6-Lucille married Joe Rogers; issue, -Jimmy (m) -Norman (m) Lauris Joyner; -two infant boys, Betty Scarlett; -Sarah Frances, died as child. un-named. 7-Fannie married Idus McMichael; issue, -Marie (m) Matha Gay. 8-Nettie married first Joe Webb; Addendum 710 issue, -Willie; -Fleta (m) Bob Williamson; -Ola -Velie Brackin Green and Ira Green had five (m) L. K. Newlen; Nettie married second Vernon children, all boys: 1-W. H. married Emma Strother but they had no issue. 9-Idah, female, Arnold; issue, -Carson Edmond (m. lst) Doris died age five. 10-Easlie C. died as an infant. Varnad & (m. 2nd) Claudia ? & (m. 3rd) Mildred Byrd; -Luther (m) Janie Pittman; -Jack B. (m) Addendum 709 Jean Johnston; -Rosa Lee (m) Wilbur Warren; -Lucy Lavannah Brackin Pritchett and -Edna (m) Addendum 692's Kenneth Holman. Thomas W. Pritchett had nine children: 1-Talley 2-Oscar married Emma Grimmer; issue, -Ouida G. married Ellie Jones; issue, -Cora (m) Ben L. (m) Clinton Bucco; -Merle, died single. 3-Lester McClendon; -Effie (m) Early Cheek. 2-Sam M. married first Jody Nichols but they had no issue; married Hester McKnight; issue, -Walter Lee Lester married second Lily Bell Jones; issue, (m) Velma Davis; -Randall (m) Kizzie Casey; -Kinnis (m) Lucille Johnson. 4-Alma, male, -Thomas, died as child; -Avis (m) David married Emma Bell; issue, -Cecil (m) Ruby Adkinson; -Ethel (m) J. O. Barnes; -Lily (m) Stewart; -Bernice (m) Rudolph Bateman; Henry Parris; -Pauline, died age four. 3-Ernest F. -Verna, still single. 5-Shelly married Myrtle married Donie Jones; issue -Howard (m. lst) Kelly; issue, -Oscar Buford (m) Elta Scott; Eldrie Austin & (m. 2nd) Winifred Blair; -William Frazier (m. lst) Elizabeth Oliver & (m. -Horace (m) Cathryn Reinhold; -Clifton (m. lst) 2nd) Frances Compher; -Mildred (m) James L. Minnie Mann & (m. 2nd) Louise ? ; -Wallace Godwin; -Louise (m) R. F. Layfield. (m) Myrtle Andrews; -Bessie (m. lst) A. H. McNeal & (m. 2nd) M. C. Lanier; -Ruby (m. lst) Addendum 711 Moody Williford & (m. 2nd) Dr. H. F. Brewster. -Hayden L. Brackin and Mary Elizabeth 4-Louis died single. 5-Simeon Warren married Brown Brackin had three children, all daughters: Elizabeth Carmichael; issue, -Thomas Wilbur, 1-Verian died at age of two. 2-Pearl married Farl died as infant; -Velma (m. lst) Anthony McCrary Edmondson; issue, -Ralph (m. lst) Vaudie Durell (m. 2nd) Robert W. Hausding; -Kerrill, female, & (m. 2nd) Annie Jones & (m. 3rd) Clifford (m) Eskel Arrington Hunt; -Frances (m) W. J. Bryan; -Jim (m. lst) Ethel Hytelane (m. 2nd) Bracewell; -Florence (m) Jack Mason; -Irene Pearl Howell & (m. 3rd) Virgie Brown; -Ella C. (m) Richard Dudley Kirkland; -infant, unnamed. (m. lst) Willard Bryan & (m. 2nd) Bob Steele &

Page 212 (m. 3rd) Paul Jenkins; -Bernice (m) Marvin G. married Lily Newsome; issue -Ardell (m) Stone; -Ruby (m) Ray Weeks; -Mildred (m) Lucille Presley; -Clarence (m) Annie Barnes; Julian Whigham; -Mary Ruth (m) Corbitt Rudd. -Christine (m) Glenn Hobbs; -Grace (m) S. E. 3-Erin married Ezelle Horn, issue, -Howard (m) Bradley; -Rebecca (m) Thurman Hall; -Teresa Lucille Heath; -Frank (m) Edna Robison. (m) Pudge Gorley; -Estelle, died as infant. -Hayden L. II (m) Merle Walden; -Martha (m. 2-Wiley M. married Dovie Gunter; issue, -Fraser lst) Leonard Herring & (m. 2nd) George King; C. (m) Freda Hayes; -Agnes (m) Clifford Byrd; -Kathleen (m) Morton Thornton; -Sarah (m) -Neva (m) Walter Wilson; -Marie (m) Debro Raymond Enlo. Sullivan; -Rosalee (m) Herman Cox. 3-Dester married John B. Dismuke; issue, -Houston L. Addendum 712 (m) Marie Nichols; -Jack (m) Mary Allen; -John -Piety Elonia Brackin Metcalf and Dallas B. (m) Dessa Carter; -Ivae Mack (m) Ruth Metcalf had eight children: 1-Bascomb W. mar- Nichols; -Abbie, killed on Saipan in defense of ried Essie Long; issue, -Dallas M. (m lst) Jean this country, single; -Zelma (m) Spencer Ziglar; Harrison & (m. 2nd) Marie McMillen. - -Xyzrapha, female, (m) Leroy McInnis; -Fay Lynwood (m) Merle Kornblume; -Essie Mae (m) (m) A. L. Pusch; -Marie (m) Homer Deese. Sidney Hill; -Sarah Elizabeth, died age thirteen. 4-Lugie, female, married Buren Stephens; issue, 2-Willlie Hick married Thelma Hawkins but Ambrus (m) Thura Turner; -A. L. (m) Gladys they had no issue. 3-Alfred Dallas married first Collingsworth; -Evelyn (m) Joseph Durden; Ruth Nauss; issue -Memory Ruth (m) Richard -Mallie (m) Archie Sinclair; -Gusta Mae, still Lewis II; Alfred Dallas married second Mrs. single; -Cara (m) J. L. Ward; -Edna (m) Robert Sallie Cox; no issue. 4-infant boy, un-named. Cameron; -Earline (m) Edward Conway. 5-Eissie Mae married Dr. T. P. Williamson; they 5-Nealie, female, died as a child. 6-Mary mar- had no issue. 6-Erie married John H. Mullins; ried Sorrel Newsome; issue, -Edna (m) Orvill issue, -John Haywood, Jr., died as infant: -Mae Walton. Frances, still single; -Minnie Lee (m) Harry L. -M. Lawrence Brackin and his second wife, Williams. 7-Bertha married William J. Roach; Mattie Hudson Brackin had five children: issue, -Daniel Gordan (m lst) Eugenia Woods & 7-Emon married Alice Russell; issue, -Jack (m) (m. 2nd) Helen Townsend; -David Earl (m) Penny ? ; -Roy (m) Eloise McCullers. 8-Otis Corene Richardson; -William Lamar (m) married Ethel Underwood: issue, -Cecil C. (m) Margaret Sawyer; -Gladys (m) John W. Lou Bryant; -Raymond M. (m) Jewell Lee; -Otis Thompson. 8-Jessie Jane died at age of four. Malcom (m) Wayveen Mims; -Billy Ray (m) Velma Ballard; -Guy Earl, still single, -Lillian Addendum 713 (m) Wilmer Bridges. 9-Beatrice married Ed -Rebecca Brackin Keahey and Reverend Russell, issue, -M. Lawrence (m) Betty Kuefler; Neil B. Keahey had seven children: 1-Angus, -Howard (m) Colleen Campbell; -Eloise (m) who married about twice and probably had issue. Rex McDougal; -Dorothy Jean, -Carolyn Joyce 2-James B., later of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, & -Patricia, all single. 10-Jewell married Bil1 who had at least the following issue, -James, Kelly; issue, -William (m) Loretta Hughes; -Edward, -George, and -Mildred. 3-George P. is -James (m) Myrna Hassen; -Earl, still single; still single. 4-Stella married Dr. T. M. Martin; -Donnie Ray, still single. 11-Audra married issue, -Tom M., Jr., (m) Miriam Martin; -Robert Woodrow Shehee; issue, -Martha Mae & -Jerry (m) Bettye McDonald; -Helen (m) Dr. G. L. Mac, both single. Duffee; -Evelyn (m) Jack Snow. 5-Naomi mar- ried G. C. Tate; issue, -George K. (m) Lois Addendum 715 Hooper; -Edward; -Jack; -Frank; and -Coleman, -Thady H. Brackin and Alice Jones Brackin the latter still single. 6-Ethel (Denham). had eleven children: 1-John Herman died at age 7-Mildred married E. M. Harkins. of sixteen. 2-James Lehman married Emma Mosely; issue, -James Keller (m) Winifred Addendum 714 Simmons. 3-infant son, un-named. 4-Comer J. -M. Lawrence Brackin and his first wife, married Mildred Vaughn; no issue. 5-Vida mar- Lena Jacobs Brackin, had six children: 1-Charlie ried John W. Curry; issue, -Geraldine (m)

Page 213 William Wilkinson. 6-Ora married Durr Wood Long but had no issue. 2-David Gray married Thompson; issue, -Roy H., died age two. Ruth Miller; issue -David Gray, Jr., (m) Betty -Roward W. (m) Melvina Keeger; -Albert P. (m) Atkinson; -Hugh Miller (m) Catherine Geneva Coats; -Don Wood (m) Irene Curry; Dickenson; -John Samuel (m) Helen Barfield. -Grace (m) J. D. Hammock; -Mary (m) Grover 3-Mattie Lou died as an infant. 4-Lula Dowling Grubbs; -Cora (m) Wallace Leet; -Paul Jones is still single. (m) Madeline Bullington; -Ralph F. (m) Jean ? ; -Julia (m) G. V. Galloway; -infant, un-named. Addendum 719 7-I1a married John A. Rutan issue, -Albert W. -FRANCES JOSEPHINE VICTORIA (m) Jessie Mann; -Myrtie (m) George Melvin; Burton and Robert Jesse Burton had seven chil- -Mae (m) Roy Jones; -Bonnie (m) Bill Hall. dren: 1-John Robert married Ella Fuller; issue, 8-Lola May died at age of one. 9-Dorothy mar- -James Franklin (m) Stella ? ; -Everett (m) Marie ried Perryman Tew; issue, -Anthony (m) Evelyn McDuffie; -Paul (m) Doris Higgins; -Albert, Brooks, -Willie Mac (m) Frances Mann; -two -Fred, -Earl Gordon, and -Jesse died as children; infants, un-named. 10-Alice Clyde married -Leona (m) William Henry Jones. 2-James M. Willie A. Whigham issue, -Boyd (m) Mary married Stella Woods but had no issue. 3-Claude Williams; -Nettie (m) Ben Helms; -Dorothy (m) E. married Mary Sumerlin; issue, -Robert Elisha Basil Drake; -Mary Ellis, still single; -Clara, (m) Ann Jordan; -Charles Edward (m) Emma died age two. 11-Thady Gladice, female, died at Woodin; -Claude E. Jr.. died as infant: -Marian age of two. (m) Jannines F. Dunn. 4-Minta married George Lloyd, Sr., from Wales; issue, -George R. Jr., (m) Addendum 716 Beatrice Mitchell; -Mary J. (m) Benjamin F. -ANDREW TURNER Dowling and Mary Hester. 5-Carrie L. married W. J. Rutland, a Frances Coskrey Dowling had seven children: grandson of NANCY Dowling Wicker issue 1-JAMES COSKREY married Zulale Johnson; -Dick O. (m) Thelma Smith; -Carl (m) The1ma issue, -FRANCES (m) Frank W. Cayce; -ANN, Bagley; -Brown, still single. 6-Maude died as a died age nine. 2-SAMUEL SOLOMON married child. 7-Myrtle married first Chester Russell; Dell Stroman; issue, -NETTIE (m) Wilson Lee. issue, -Charles (m) Lois Hutchinson; Myrtle 3-SIMON HAYGOOD married Perla Bush; no married second Fred Chambliss, but they had no issue. 4-HUGH GRADY married Effie E. Bush; issue. issue, -HUGH COSKREY (m) Helen Kellum; -MARY (m) Bob Pollock. 5-MAMIE married Addendum 720 M. D. Rainer; issue, -Ross, still single. 6-NET- -ANTOINETTE Burton and John Thomas TIE CLYDE is still single. 7-ANNIE LOU died Burton had five children: 1-Willis Elonzo mar- single. ried ? and had seven offspring. 2-Nellie married Lewis Gibbs; issue, -Grady & -Erskine. 3-Rosa Addendum 717 married William Hancock and had four off- -GEORGE PIERCE Dowling and Alice spring. 4-Mable married C. F. Stephens and had Martin Dowling had six children: 1-LOYAL three offspring. 5-Fannie married Joe McKinney married Lucille Stringer; issue, -LOYAL, and had two offspring. female, (m) Ed Taylor. 2-JUNE RAWLS married Louise Lumpkin; issue, -GEORGE FRANK (m) Addendum 721 Margaret Cohen. 3-GEORGE DENT married -Melinda Stokes Mixon and Barzilla H. Marie ? ; no issue. 4-LILY BELLE married Lee Mixon had ten children: 1-John Wesley was Sutley; issue, -infant boy, un-named. 5-MINNA killed, single. 2-Columbus America married McNEIL married Louis Crossfield; issue, -Alice Lillie Seay; issue, -Earlie Virgil still single; (m) Elliott Kane. 6-WILLIE ELLEN died single. -Vannie Mae (m) Thomas Edgar Nicholson; -Mary Della (m) Reginal Smith; -Susie Clara (m) Olis Littleton; -Lillie Vivian (m) Leonard Addendum 718 Fleming. 3-William Bascom married Nancy -SUSAN LYLIS Rawls and Junius Rawls Florence Bowdoin; issue, -Barzilla Bascom, had four children: 1-Hugh Dolphin married Ruth died age one; -Guy George (m) Mary Helen

Page 214 Barefoot; -Carey Caston (m) Bertie Lou Odom; Addendum 723 -James Phillip (m) Leslie Mae Hale; -WILEY W. Dowling and his first wife, -Williamach “Roy” (m) Erlene Pope; -infant Caroline Josey Dowling, had eleven children: son, un-named; -Tom Edison Watson (m) Bama 1-J, WELSMAN married ? ; issue, -HERSCHEL Lee Kelley; -Malinda Myrtle (m. lst) Vardie (who has no offspring) -INEZ, -EULA J., Carroll & (m. 2nd) William Subers Roberts & -MARY, and -CARRIE FAE. 2-EDGAR R. died (m. 3rd) James W. Wilkes; -Lula Florence (m) single. 3-RUFUS MAYS probably married but Robert Nolin; -Commie (m) James Otis he had no issue before dying. 4-GEORGE H. has Henderson. 4-Roscoe Winston married Margaret no issue. 5-BEULAH MAE died young and sin- Donnie Harper; issue, -Henry Thomas Harris gle. 6-LENA BELL married John Townsend; (m) Una V. Spurlin; -Alton Gaston Bartenius (m) issue, -Maud. 7-ANNA ANIDA married J. A. Marguerite Woods; -Jasper Winston Taze Hillenkamp; issue, -Gordon. 8-CORA E. mar- (m)Nanie Bell Ramer; -Bradford Walter ried Dr. E. B. Lowrey; issue, -Aubrey, male, & Braswell (m) Geraldine Sutherland Knox; -Irma. 9-SARILDON “RILLIE” married Bela -Rosie Frances Malinda (m) Joseph B. Williamson; issue, -Ernest & -Beulah May. Strickland; -Leila Flossie Leona (m) William 10-LILLIE T. died young. 11-CALLIE married Thomas Barefoot; -Prillie Mariah Ellafair (m) W. W. Eaves; issue, -Vernon, -Curtis, & -Willie Newton C. Pearson; -Callie Ruby Delonie (m) Mae. Newton Calvin Pearson. 5-Benjamin Franklin -WILEY W. Dowling and his second wife, married Clara H. Starr but had no issue. whose name the author did not learn, had one 6-Victoria Caroline married Henry Marsh Tullis; child: 12-GERTRUDE (Adams), who has six issue, -Isaiah (m) Jane McConely; -Marvin offspring. Franklin, died as child; -Erastus, still single; -Ella Nora (m) George W. Taylor; -Minnie Lee Addendum 724 (m) Norman Osker Hood; -Jennie (m) William -John T. Suggs and Eliza Best Suggs had Marshall Jones; -Ola, died as child; -Naomi (m) eight children: 1-W. A. ''Berry” married first William Cook. 7-Adellar married first James Bessie Rogers; issue, -Dell (m) Cleo Smith; Floyd and married second M. Gorden Bowdoin; -John (m) Mary E11ison; -Louise (m) Erwin issue, -infant daughter, un-named. 8-Arrabela Smith. 2-John Gettys married Annie Lee; issue, married Bryant W. Smith; issue, -Marvin Grady -Jack (m) Lois Frazier; -Charles (m) Doris (m) Mary Cordelia Hargrove; -Theodore Glen Hough; -Annie (m) Robert Fields; -Agnes (m) (m) Beuna Mae Stinson; -Emmit Bryant (m) David Doll; -Frances (m) Mr. Hallie DeWitt. Lillian West, -infant daughter, un-named -Mable 3-Mamie married Jack O. Stewart issue, -James (m) William Marion Stewart; -Vertie (m) John (m) Sybil Hatcher; -Joseph (m) Emma Cooper; Wiley McClendon. 9-Alice married Needham -Frank, still single; -Mary (m) Woodrow James Edmon Bowdoin; issue, -Ulys Payton, Hughes; -Ruth (m) W. H. Jordan; 4-Bessie mar- died as infant; -Perlie Edna (m) Franklin Porter ried W. L. Josey; no issue. 5-Fannie Mae, still Marsh; -Jessie May (m) Rollin Pyfrom; -Luna single. 6-Lois married O. M. Smith; issue, -O. (m. lst) Harry R. Brown & (m. 2nd) Cliff Morton M., Jr., (m) Bernice Holloway. 7-Phila married Leach; -Ruby Lee, still single; -Eleanor Ruth. Richardson Chandler; issue, -Miriam (m) 10-Daisy married Mancil Casey; issue, Thomas A. Cockfield. 8-Margaret married Julian -Randolph Jackson (m) Avie Hildred Yawn; Murr but had no issue. -Gertrude (m) Richard P. Wilkes. Addendum 725 Addendum 722 -Rufus Allen Suggs and Ann Clyborne Suggs -Lucinda Stokes Donnell and A. Jack had three children: 1-Laurie Edward, a doctor, Donnell had at least two children: 1-Henry T. married Nina Bozeman; issue, -Laurie Edward, married Julia Henderson; issue, -Mark T.; Jr., died as infant. 2-Raymond Nelson married -Marie, still single; -Katherine; -Annie. Bessie Blizzard; issue, -Raymond Nelson, Jr., 2-Wilburn married Callie Spheres; issue, -Novie, still single. 3-Eulalie married James Ernest & -Eleanor (m) G. H. Broxton. Quick but had no issue.

Page 215 Addendum 726 -Annie (m) Addendum 728's Francis Andrews ; -FRANCIS ASBURY Dowling, Jr., and -Edelle (m) Raymond Paquette; -Agnes (m) Lydia Sue Kelley Dowling had thirteen children: Emory Smith; -Helen (m) Ben Brock. 1 & 2-GEORGE W. and JOHN WESLEY died 2-Muldrow married Vera Thomas; issue, as infants. 3-NANNIE married Wiley Vaughn; -Dennis (m) Vivian Morrell; -Odell, still single. issue, -Cecil (m) Nora Weatherford; -Ellen still 3-Annie married Ben Melton as his first wife; single; -Myrtle (m) Robert Tyson; -Phila (m) issue, -Braskas (m) Elizabeth Sturgeon; -Alma Ernest Beverly; -Ila Mae (m) Raleigh Kelley; (m) Cleve Davis. 4-Eulah Mae married Frank -Ruby (m) Will Casper; -Beth (m, Jack Skinner; Grooms; issue, -William, still single; -Juretha, -Ethel (m) Joe Storey. 4-FLORENCE married female, still single; -Frankie Ann, and -Patricia, Bosie Truett; issue, -James D. (m) Katie still single. 5-Marie became the second wife of Johnson; -Frank (m) Addendum 728's Cora her brother-in-law Ben Melton; issue, -B. F.; Andrews; -Trellis, male, still single; -Fay (m) -Ruby (m) Robert Pope; -Hazel (m) Mr. Vivian Robert Richardson. 5-AZALIE married Alfred Perdue; -Elma (m) Rutledge Odom. 6-Una Bell Summerfield; issue, -Marilyn (m. 2nd) married first Wallace Hall and married second Edgeworth Goodspeed & (m. lst) Edward Woster Knotts but had issue by neither. Morrow; -Clarisse (m) Lyndal Odom. 6-SUDIE married John Yarbrough; issue, -Sudette (m) R. Addendum 730 G. Goodson. 7-LATTIE MAE married Alton -Walter K. Stokes and Elizabeth Kennedy Yarbrough; issue, -Doris (m) Jack Howell. Stokes had four children: 1-Robert Kennedy 8-LYDIA married Carl Eugene Rogers; issue, married Hattie Mae Holley; issue, -Elizabeth (m) -James Carlisle (m) Hattie Brown; -Troy (m) Crews Johnston; -Margaret (m) Arthur Feagin; Miss Fleetwood Shelly. The next five daughters -Frances (m) Dr. Carroll B. Jones; -Nona (m) died as infants: 9-VANNIE. 10-ESTELLA, Bevel T. Amos. 2-Clarence Wilson married 11-MATTIE L., 12-ROSIE G., 13-MARY Mary Jones; issue, -Blanche (m) Jimmy AGNES. Thornton; -Jack (m) Corinna ? ; -Carolyn (Evans); -Mary Clair (m) Julius Sanders. Addendum 727 3-Lottie Lee died at age of ten. 4-Mamie married -MARY SUSANNAH Raines and Capers William O. Searcy; issue, -Lottie Lee (Creel); Raines had two children: 1-Roy Wesley married -Martha (m) Clarence Callahan; and -Jean. first Anna Dalrymple but had no issue; Roy Wesley married second Louise Dean; issue, Addendum 731 -Jack Edward. 2-Asbury Stanish married Anna -Mattie Eugenia Stokes Clendinen and Dalrymple but had no issue. Benjamin White Clendinen had five children: 1-Beniamin White. Jr., married Myrtis Smith; Addendum 728 issue, Charles W. and -Anita Carol, both single. -MARTHA CAROLINE Thomas and J. 2-Paul Linton married Blanche Couch but they Ferdinand Thomas had three children: 1-Albert died a short while afterwards without issue. was drowned. 2-Rosa married Roy Mims; issue, 3-Jamie, male, died at age of two. 4-Marie mar- -Walter, -Troy, -Howard, -Roy, and -Mary. ried W. T. Jones; issue, -Marjorie (m) Chart 3-Ollie, female, married Clyde Andrews issue, 565's EARLY RALPH Dowling; -Marie Louise -Francis (m) Addendum 729's Annie Lloyd; (m) Ted Rogers; -Evelyn (m) G. T. Newberry; -Marvin (m) Elsie Grey; -Vera (m) Webber -Nell (m) Dr. James Poyner. 5-Louise is still sin- Parnell; -Cora (m) Addendum 726's Frank gle. Truett; -Grace (m) Frank Alexander. Addendum 732 Addendum 729 -Robert Edward Stokes and his first wife -AGNES LOUIZA Lloyd and Jim Lloyd had Vickey Lee Stokes had one child: 1-Irene leaves six children: 1-J. Asbury married Marie Adams; no descendants. issue, -Henry, killed in World War II and had no -Robert Edward Stokes and his second wife offspring; -Joseph (m) Joyce Taylor; -Harold (m) Ola Malissa Bethune Stokes had five children: Betty Watford; -Carlisle (m) Dorothy Rich; 2-Robert Edward, Jr. died as an infant. 3-Horace

Page 216 Bethune died single at age of eighteen. 4-Hugh issue. 6-Louie Haynes died at age of two. 7-Ida married first Bunnell Hornsby but they had no died at age of eighteen. 8-Ola married Jim issue; he also married again. 5-James Wiley died Spears; issue, -K. T., still single; -Ruth (m) Ellis as an infant. 6-Juanita married Boyd McGhee. V. Long; Clyde (m) John Hinderlitter. 9-Liza married John Richard Brown, long a road com- Addendum 733 missioner of Dale County; issue, -Lawrence (m) -James Harmon Stokes and Zion Patterson Alma Riley; -John R., Jr. (m) Opal Clark; -Paul Stokes had nine chlldren: 1-Lee married Emma (m) Sarah Pearson; -Emma (m) Henry Parker, Ziglar; issue, -Roy (m) Mamie Hardin; -Roscoe -Helen (m) James Thaggard. 10-Lanie married (m. lst) Virginia Corbel & (m. 2nd) Grace ?; Luther Skipper; issue, -Comer, (m) Clara Bell -Lillie (m) Ellis Heath; -Lennie, female, (m) Strickland; -Cullen (m) Mary Emma Whaley; Looney Clark; -Lois (m) L. B. Flowers; -Foy (m) -Curtis, and possibly others. J. B. Willis; -Jewel (m) Ralph Crumpler; -Eva (m. lst) John D. Clark & (m. 2nd) Berman Addendum 735 Jackson. 2-Jim married first Henrietta Gillis; -William Bartow Stokes and Jane Beasley issue, -Ruth (m) J. W. Hayward; Jim married Stokes had nine children: 1-Charles O. married second Mattie Sketo but they had no issue. Chart 566's Willie Belle Sessions but they had 3-Herny married first Bess Senn and married no issue. 2-W. Cleve married Dorothy ? ; issue, seconed Oma ?; his only offspring were named - Marie (m) John Jemison; -Sarah; W. Cleve -Sarah Nell & -Edna Pearl. 4-Charley married married second Alice Hill but they had no issue. Grace ? ; his only offspring were a son and a 3-H. Edward married Bessie ? , and had one son daughter named -Wilma. 5-Harry married named for himself. 4-D. Glenn married Nona ? , Bannie Matthews; issue, -Max, -French, issue -Dan, and a daughter named -Glenn Ellen. -Jerome, -May Ella, -Ruby. 6-Emma married 5-Leila married Addendum 671's R. B. Martin; Richard Baker; issue, -Grace (m) Ray Mann; issue, -Leon B. (m) Frances Smith, -Mary Ellen -Thelma (m) Hayward Futton; -Carolyn (m) (m) Curtis Adams. 6-Bannie married Dr. D. M. Harold Atkins. 7-Mollie married Bill Wilson; Adams; issue, -Daniel Marvin and -John Powell, issue, -Tom, -Elmer, -Flora (m) Rand Stephens. both physicians in Panama City, Florida. 8-Annie married Walter Ziglar; issue, -Porter 7-Emma Lorene married Shelley Douglas (m) Lillian Carr; -Claude (m) Ocie Jackson; Parker; issue, -Wilmer Glenn (m) Dorothy -Dick (m) Margaret Logan; -Eunice (m) Louie Brooks; -William Douglas' called ''Ike'' (m) Ruth Ezell; -Polly (m) Percy Simmons; -Dorothy died Williams; -Shelley Charles (m) Frances Carr. as child. 9-Jessie married Walter McKenney; 8-Ruth married first A. M. Norris; issue, issue, -Ray, -Ralph, -Ruby, -Christine, -Jewel, -Michael, -Eleanor, and -Elizabeth; Ruth mar- -Pearl. ried second Leon Kimmel but they had no issue. 9-Dewey Lee, female, married F. E. Glover; Addendum 734 issue, -Fred, and -William; Dewey Lee married -Mary Emma Rebecca Stokes Beasley and second T. R. Cain; no issue. James Tom Beasley had ten children: 1-Charles Brence married Dolly Ziglar; issue, -Charles, Jr., Addendum 736 -Darrow, and -Jerry, all boys. 2-Henry Grady -Martha J. King Snellgrove and William M. married Mamie Riley; issue, -Billy (m) Margie Snellgrove had eight children: 1-Walker W. mar- Long; -Dorothy (m) Raymond Walden; -Helen ried Mollie Carmichael; issue -William Young (m) Randolph Wilkinson; -Rebecca (m) Harry (m) Susie Foster; -Gilbert C. (m) Gladys Munn; Benton. 3-Alpheus Walter married Lula Hatcher; -Lewie M. (m. lst) Anita Ellis & (m. 2nd) issue -Malvin C., A.W., Jr., called "Lovey", Margaret Rice; -infant daughter, un-named; -Cullen, -Bessie, and -Mary Lee. 4-Lena married -Mamie is still single; -Bonnie, still single; John Young; issue, -Frank (m) Daisy Herring; -Helen (m. lst) Bill Hooks & (m. 2nd) Hubert -Glenn (m) Ann Metcalf; -John Branch (m) Woods. 2-Phillip W. married Buney Folsom; Billie Herring; -Charlie Thomas (m) Dorothy issue, -Ray S. (m) Idooma Rainey; -Dort (m. lst) Morgan; -Mary Anna (m) Shelly Simmons. Delores Snellgrove and then he married second- 5-Danie1 Thomas married Dixie ? ; they had no ly to Mary Buie; -Lucy (m) Dick Rainey;

Page 217 -Mildred (m) C. C. Clark; -Marie (m) Dr. Albert Watson married Flossie Hayes; -C. W., Jr., Fussel. 3-Jesse Oscar married first Esther "Buddy", still single; -Phillip (m) Lannell Hatton; issue, -Lois (m) Ralph Waters; -Paul, Brown; -Charlie Helen (m) Dick Myers; -Betty Presbyterian minister, (m) Mary Ford; -Lamar Hayes, still single. 4-Harry Martin married (m) Ramona Thompson; -Martha (m) R. A. Florence Godwin; issue, -Bernice (m) Fred W. Clark; -Sue (m) Marion Oliver; -Nell (m) Helton. 5-Lewe Frank married Alma Jernigan Eugene Daughtry; -two others. 4-Louis W. mar- issue, -Jansen (m) Lorene Hughes; -James (m) ried Mattie Mary Jones; issue, -John P. (m) Jewel Deese; -Joe Frank (m) Agnes Pitts; -Bill Margie Howell; -William Jones, Baptist minis- (m) Jo Anne Bedsole; -Gladys still single; ter, (m) Eva Lou Sims; -Louis L., "Don", (m) -Virginia, a physician, still single. 6-Virgil Margaret Nich; -Elizabeth (m) Raymond E. Kenneth married Virgie Edwards issue, -Ginny Henderson. 5-daughter, who died as a child in Lynn, still single; -Kay, still single. 7-Lillian 1885. 6-Ada Lee married first Walter Dubose; Virginia is still single. 8-Ruth married A. issue, Margaret (m) Sam Tindol; Ada Lee mar- Barnard Russell; issue, -A. B., Jr., a physician, ried second Harris Waters but they had no issue. married Jo Anne ? ; 9-Eunice married Joe 7-Minnie Eva married L. F. Head; issue, -Jean McCoy; issue, -Amanda, still single. (m) Bill McGraw. 8-Mattie Dewie married S. C. Pettus; issue, -Lex (m) Martha ? ; -Mattibell (m) Addendum 739 R. L. Hammersla. -Daniel McLean, Jr., and Margaret McDaniel McLean had seven children: l-John Wilson mar- Addendum 737 ried Ada Carter; two of their issue, -Ernest and -Nancy Louisa King Gunter and William M. -Jesse were killed with "Will" in the 1917 torna- Gunter had eight children: 1-Cecil died without do at New Castle, Indiana; another, -J. W., lived issue. 2-William Oscar married Annie through the storm and was adopted by a Bacon Snellgrove; they had several offspring but all family. 2-Edward Newton married first Ada died as infants. 3-Phillip Edward married Omie Pettit; issue, -Maggie Sue (m) Roscoe Cave. Sullivant; issue, -Howard (m) Eloise Burk; -Louise (m) Ben J. Gant; -Johnnie Mae (m) -Edwin (m) Irene Benson; -Taft (m) Goldie Claud Skelton; -Gertrude (m) Glover Townsend; Adkins; -Rex (m) Christine Rogers; -Lucille (m) -Corinne (m) Mr. Schafee; Edward Newton mar- John D. Hornsby; -Mildred, still single. ried second Annis Stevens; issue, -Hewton 4-Maude, assistant postmaster at Pinckard, Malone; -Ralph L., still single; -Robert (m) Alabama, married Alto A. Borland; issue, -A. A., Audrey Peebles; -Carl Edward (m) Virgie Jr., "Bubber" (m) Jeanette Adams; -Boyce, still Gardner; -Willow D. (m) David Aldridge. single; -Sarah (m) Edward C. Race. 5-Martha -Norma Lee (m) Thomas Cothren; -Ollie Rose married Dr. Daniel Porter Mixson; issue, (m) John Grant. 3-Mary married Will Pettit; -Homer Lamar (m) Lois Archer; -Lucille (m) issue, -John Daniel (m) Addendum 747's Josh Ard. 6-Mollie married Bob Davis; issue, Katherine Neaves; -William Edward (m) Willie -Ruth (m) Chester Allen, Sr.; -Grace (m. lst) H. May Hailey; -Harry Clayton (m) Inez Caples; B. Smith & (m.2nd) Bob Craig; -Maulene (m) -Robert Wilson (m) Edith Thomas; -Harvey Johnny Amole. 7-Sudie died single. 8-infant. Love, twin, (m) Veronica McGinn; -Horace born and died about 1878. Love, twin, (m) Marian Jones; -Bennie Lee, died single; -Ruby Katherine (m) Earl Zehner. Addendum 738 4-Emma married H. F. Fielder issue -Rufus (m) -Joe Wilson King and Amanda Clark King had Leila Green Lee; -Henry Floyd (m) Addendum nine children: 1-Percy Phillip, called "P. P.", 747's Ruth E. Neaves; -Dewitt D. (m) Charity married first Pansey Jenks and married second Chennault; -Maggie (m) Herbert Chennault; Marie Harris and married third Winnie Winkler. -Velma (m) Bernard Dodd; -Zula (m) Leo Floyd; 2-James Weaver married Mittie Gissendanner; -Edna, twin, (m) Herbert Kelly; -Elma, twin, (m) issue -James Elton (m) Pat Williamson; -"Rex", Jeff Scott. 5-Lula married Lewis Perlman; issue Phillip Reginald, still single; -Max Decolmar, -Ellis, -Joseph, -Milton, -Cyrel, -David, -Harold, still single; -Marion Roslyn (m) J. D. Patterson; -Jimmie, and -Eva. 6-Annie married Nylie -Millie Kathryn (m) Neil Atkinson. 3-Charles Jenkins; issue, -Eula married Grover Mabry;

Page 218 issue, -Boykin, -Morris, -Lydia, -Ruby, and Addendum 744 -Ethel May. -ANNIE FRANCES Vannoy and Isaac R. Vannoy had one child: 1-Allen F. married Kaleta Addendum 740 Lyon; issue, -Thomas (m) Sue Eloise Smith; -Benjamin Daniel Hooks and Abi Adeline -Marjorie (m) Vernon Mueck; -Frances (m) Rhodes Uphold Hooks had seven children: Edward Artel Metcalf. l-Lee, male, married Jessie Norris; issue, -Daniel Horace (m. lst) Rita Carlin & (m. 2nd) Jeanne Addendum 745 Bentz & (m. 3rd) Josephine Dreiss; -Ruby Lee, -DAVID EDWARD and Dora Creed still single; -Ruth (m) Lewis Herman Drews. Dowling had six children: 1-EARL is still single. 2-Willis killed as child. 3-Horace died at age of 2-WHEELER died single in World War II. fifteen of lockjaw. 4-Laura Beatrice married 3-LURLINE married John Buchanan but they Edward R. Roberts; issue -Ruby Beatrice (m) had no issue. 4-ANNIE RUTH married Roger Robert B. Goffey; -Zelma Lucille (m) Earl Powers, Sr.; issue, -Roger, Jr. and -Betty Joyce. Daniel. 5-Minnie married R. B. Leatherwood but 5-HELEN married William Roberts but had no they had no issue. 6-Willie married Hugh Miller issue. 6-MILDRED married John M. Barron Sr., but they had no issue. 7-Benjamin, female, died an attorney; issue, -John M., Jr. and -David at age of nineteen. Stewart, both still single.

Addendum 741 Addendum 746 -Sarah Hooks Hutchinson and William -FENNIE WEST Vannoy and Fred Vannoy Hutchinson had sixteen children of whom eleven had eleven children: 1-Reese married Ellen were as follows: 1-Dave, 2-Wesley, 3-John, Sowells. 2-Marvin married Rosie Rowells, and 4-Jim, 5-Walter, 6-Paul, 7-Aaron, 8-Fannie, who like his mother and Grandfather Dowling had married Calvin Smith, 9-Helen, who married eleven offspring. 3-Fred C. married Neva Calvin Skiens, 10-Carrie, and 11-Eunice. Russell. 4-Morris L. married Goldie Pruett. 5-Tonn, male, married Opal Gillian. 6-Bernard Addendum 742 married May Caskill. 7-Giles married Inez May. -MARTHA ANN Royall and William Bibb 8-Mary married Ollie Curry. 9-Mattie married Royall had four children: 1-Eddie B. married Alvin Doyle. 10-Fannie married George Doyle. Maude Powers; issue, -Foster, -Eddie, 11-Ruby married Fred Caskill. -Raymond, and -Norman. 2-John H. married Hiida Threlkeld; issue, -Gladys Lucille (m) Addendum 747 Wilbur Bettel. 3-Ben H., Sr. married Annie Warning: In this Addendum there are five of Ayers; issue, -Ben H. Jr., (m) Lois Demis; ROBERT'S fifth-generation-descendants (at the -Robert H. (m) Frances Milan; -Lillie Mae (m) beginning of each paragraph). These five people Floyd Turney; -Ruth (m) Marvin Childress; were children of SUSAN McDaniel, sketched on -Maurel (m) J. T. Lathan; -Dorothy (m) Elmo Page 85 of this book. Wilson; -Edwina (m) Joe Chapman; -Louise (m) -A. Gus McDaniel and Malinda Simson J. A. Cato. 4-Virginia Mae married Lon McDaniel had nine children: l-Earl married Brockman; issue, -Edwin (m) ? ; -Evelyn (m) Christine Young. 2-Newton IInd married Parilee Fritz Lempke; -Mildred (m) S. P. Vintage. Leopard. 3-Terry married Edna Neal. 4-C. T. ”Billy”, married Zetha Pickle. 5-Clyde married Addendum 743 Alene Jacobs. 6-Edna married John McCrory. -ELLA McGregor and Jack McGregor had two children: 1-Walter married Ollie Steele; 7-Willie Mae married Arthur Nickelson. 8-Inez issue, -Walter, Jr., who is still single. 2-Annie married A. H. McCrory. 9-Buna married Biil married W. C. “Dollie” Boyett; issue, -Linwood McAtee. (m) ? ; -Jack, still single; -Annie Bess (m) W. C. -Robert Willlam McDaniel and Julia Ballard Reed. McDaniel had nine children: 1-Clarence married Anna Dickerson. 2-Lamar married Mary Terry. 3-Ralph married Daisy Arnold. 4-Ernest. 5-Ada

Page 219 married Raymond Frazier. 6-Ruth married Ben 2-Floyd Eugene married Ruby Rose Ingraham. Guyman. 7-Ruby married Aubrey Frazier. 3-Eunice Mildred married Douglas C. Goodson. 8-Marie married Claire Flowers. 9-Clara married 4-Lillie Mae married Berton Berry. 5-Katherine Jimmy Bryant. Erline married Murphy Ballard. 6-Bessie mar- -Lillie McDaniel Ousley and Emmett E. ried James C. Goodson, brother of Douglas C. Ousley had seven children: 1-Clarence Melvin above. Mr. James Luther Massey and his second died single. 2-E. Eugene died single. 3-T. Nixon wife, Lillian McNeer, had one child; 7-Amanda died single. 4-Charles D. married Aline Rogers. Agnes is still single. 5-Alma Mildred married W. E. Darby. 6-Maggie -Levi Elva Massey and Callie Farrish Sue married D. H. Lewis. 7-Mary Nettie married Massey had eight children: 1-Lee married Doris Frank Driskell. Johns. 2-Bailey married Lucille Flemmons. -Amanda McDaniel Neaves and J. Walter 3-Homer married Alice Hardin. 4-Arthur mar- Neaves had four children: 1-Angus, named for ried Sarah Flemmons. 5-Frank Ray died at age Reverend ANGUS Dowling of Dale County, of two. 6-infant boy. 7-Alice married B. F. Alabama, married Mary Mundy. 2-Bertha mar- Gardner. 8-Alma married Leggett James. rie, Addendum 748's James Luther Massey. -Ann Eliza Massey Flowers and James G. 3-Katherine married Addendum 739's John Flowers had eight children: 1-Hertle E. married Daniel Pettit. 4-Ruth married Addendum 739's Rayma Withers. 2-Brooks died at age of one. Henry Floyd Fielder. 3-Robert V. married first Dessie Hunt and mar- -Bessie McDaniel Brown and Charlie Brown ried second Mildred Owens Lord. 4-George died had no children. single. 5-Joseph James married first Flora Moore and married second Mary Rhyne. 6-J. P. married Addendum 748 Ottie Shepherd. 7-Evye, female, died single. It should be clear to the reader that this 8-Lillian married Irby I. Shepherd. Addendum, too, has several of ROBERT’S fifth- -Nannie Massey died single. generation-descendants (at the beginning of -Mallie Massey Mabry and Jim A. Mabry each paragraph). Each of these eight was a child had five children but the author only learned the of AMANDA Massey, whose sketch appears on name of: 1-Percy Nelson married Letha Flint. page 85. -Pearl Massey Merriweather and Tom -John M. Massey and his wife Anna Merriweather had five children: 1-Tom. Jr., who Saunders Massey had nine children: 1-Harvey died at the age of fourteen. 2-Carl married first married Amanda Bailey. 2-John Henry. 3-Harry Nannie Pearl and also a second time. 3-Mamie is B. married Edith Stanley. 4-Bertha married Jesse still single. 4-Frankie married first Earl Johnson Campbell. 5-Minna married Coley Redd. and also married again. 5-Willie Mae married 6-Clara married Jim Brooks. 7-Katie married Mitch McDaniel. Tilman Leach. 8-Lila (Lewis or Stanmire). 9-Annie Ruth married Raymond Lawless. Addendum 749 -Zack Massey, IInd, and Pearl Carnes -Haywood Pinkney Grimes and Nancy Massey had twelve children: 1-Ansel Z. married Sanders Grimes had four children: 1-Ebb mar- Betty Edwards. 2-Levi Elvie married Ida Terry. ried Lena Carr. 2-Lawrence. 3-Henry youngest 3-Walter Carnes married Edna Perry. 4-Seth child of Nancy’s, married Sallie Griffin; issue, Upton married Opal Byrd. 5-Benjiamin Franklin -Ruel V., of Oklahoma City; -Jewel (m. lst) Mr. died at age of one. 6-Sherman Laverne married Strange & (m. 2nd) J. V. Boss; she resides in Virginia Carper. 7-Hallie married first Leonard Lawton, Oklahoma. 4-Missouri married a man Pope and married second W. D. Johnson. named Albert. 8-Nettie married Thomas Alex Penny. 9-Ruby -Haywood Pinkney Grimes and Elizabeth married B. L. Green. 10 & 11, & 12-Amanda Holman Eggleston Grimes had six children: Alice. -Myrtle Anita, and -Alma Pearl died as 5-H. Pinkney, Jr. 6-Oscar. 7-Marvin. 8-James. children. 9 Edna married a doctor by the name of Johnson. -James Luther Massey and his first wife, 10-Georgiann. Bertha Neaves of Addendum 747 had six chil- dren: 1-James Luther, Jr., married Isabel Lutz.

Page 220 Addendum 750 Addendum 753 -Benjamin William Grimes and his first wife, -Henry Edwin Grimes and Altie Myra Ethel Caroline Shepherd Grimes, had one child; Nelson Grimes had ten children: 1-Ellis Everett, 1-Harriet Emma Ann married John E. Osborne; Methodist minister, married Bessie Smith; issue, issue -John Curtis (m) Bessie McClister; -Nelson Smith, died as infant; -Elma Helen (m) -Clarence Frederick, a doctor, (m) Edna Selden; Albert Harper; -Ruth Lenora, died age seven; -Madolyn Camille (m) Fleetwood Giles; -Aleen -Geraldine (m. lst) Robby Perkins & (m. 2nd) (m) Jack Randall; -Ruth Helen (m) Henry James Reece. 2-Joel Van Buren, Baptist minister, Pearce. married Mollie Braden; issue -William Henry -Benjamin William Grimes and his second (m) Betty Johnson; -Margie Oneita (m) Hubert wife, Vinia Forbes Sams Grimes had five chil- Bell. 3-EImer Travis married first Flossie Hurt dren: 2-Vinia Bethany married Curtis Rhey issue, -Robert Travis (m. lst) Margaret Hellyer & Walker; issue, -Mary (m) Earle G. Standlee, a (m. 2nd) Elizabeth Eubanks; -Wayne Becton (m) Major General in the U. S. Medical Corps. Kathryn Legg; -Merwyn Elmore (m) Flossie 3-Rose Hannah married Laurie Lawrence Angeline Shook; -Billie Metz, male, (m) Johnnie Walker; issue Geraldine (m) Ermon Allen Burruss; -Betty Ruth (m. 1st ) Robert Walling & Miller; -Rhey, a doctor, (m) Bettye Goodwin. (m. 2nd) Jesse E. Rohl & (m. 3rd) James 4-Alma Ethel married J. Robert Jarvis; issue, Munson; -Mary Dell (m. lst) Ray Hare & (m. -William Robert, a minister, (m) Mildred 2nd) Glen Smith; Elmer Travis married second Cunningham; -Mary Ann (m) Reverend Robert Mrs. Ursula Blount but they had no issue. Stepp; -Barbara Nelle (m) Reverend W. Andrew 4-Kyle Horace married Lula Humphrey; issue, Engstrom. 5-William Ezekial is still single. -K. H., Jr., (m) Helen Elizabeth Richardson; 6-Samuel Bernice married Edna Pearson; issue, -Erwin Elwood (m) Margaret ? ; -Madge Eloise -Arleen LaVina (m) Webb Pyette; -Frances (m) Victor Bridges. -Peggy Marie (m) Warren Louise (m) Frederick Bolanz. Dale Black. 5-Amos Edwin married Maude -Benjamin William Grimes and his third Arnold; issue, -Edwin Gray (m) Florene Weeks; wife, Mollie Reed, had two children: -Arnold Lee (m) Maggie Lee Jones; -Altie Belle 8-Benjamin Earle married Elizabeth Perfect; (m) Kenneth Little. 6-Amanda Calloway mar- issue, -William, still single; -Mary Mae (m) ried James Preston Herbert; issue, -George Frank Gifford; -Ruth, and -Carolyn, still single. Edwin (m) Mable Baze; -Byron James, died as 9-Luther Reed married Mattie Belle Innis. issue, child; -Lowry Maurice (m) Doris Roberson; -Ronald Luther (m) Katharine Ann Stowe; -Key Horace (m) Edith Milligan; -Elva Glyn -William Jackson, still single. female, (m) Emil G. Wood; -Clifford Katharyn (m) L. H. Richardson; -Thelma Martha died as Addendum 751 child; -Lois Gleaves (m) Luther W. Morrison. -John Thomas Grimes and America Ann 7-Mary Ethel married Wood W. Cantrell; issue Caroline Watters Grimes had eight children: -Wilbourn (m) Ruby Davis; -Warren (m) Myrtle 1-Joseph married Bessie McAlister. 2-John died Eunice Taylor; -Glen (m) Lila Faye Sosebee; single. 3-Thomas. "Jr". married Maggie Blair. -Moody (m) Jackie ? ; -Leroy (m) Kathryn ? ; 4-Dora married first Charley Chilton and mar- -Ruby (m) George Wainscoat; -Oleta (m) Curtis ried second Mr. Keith. 5-Belle married Wylie C. Miller; -Mary Fay (m) John Jenkins Tipps; Stufflemene; issue, -Wallace, -Edwin, -Bertice -Evalyn Esther (m) Joe Alfred Long. 8-Martha A. 6-Susie married Henry Strange. 7-Docia mar- Eva married James Haywood Lusk; issue, ried William Dedmon. 8-Eula married William -James Olen (m. 1st) Audrey Logan & (m. 2nd) Clarkson. Leah Ramsey Tuttle; -Harlan Haywood (m) Addendum 752 Barbara ?; -Barry Otho E. (m) Mozelle Price; -Georgiann Grimes McCauley and W. -David Royse (m) Martha Beth Larche; -Vivian Lafayette McCauley had four children: 1-John, Norene (m) Joseph Riley Miller; -Mildred Baptist minister married twice including Kate Estelle (m) E. Ray Franks; -Rosalyn, died as Henry; issue, -Jerome, -Lafayette, and -Alta infant; -Doris Elaine (m) William George Lois. 2-William died single. 3-Victoria died sin- Ludecke. 9-Jennie Ruth died at age of one. gle. 10-Georgiann married Mabin Willard

Page 221 Armistead, Sr.; issue, -M. W., Jr., (m) Audrey -Verdie Lee (m) Raymond T. Boomer. 7-Bessie Motterham; -John Cahoun still single; - Missouri married Dr. L. A. Windham; issue, Virginia Lee (m) Donald Louis Anderson; -Ralph; -Travis (m) Louise Folmar; -Rex (m) -Dorothy Bonnell (m) George Corwin Van Mary Wyatt. 8-Verdie Lee married Andrew F. Husen; -Laura Annice (m. lst) Bill Scott & (m. Johnson; issue, -Myron, physician; -Elizabeth 2nd) John Robert Riggs; -Joyce Elaine (m) (m) a doctor; -Genevieve (m) Jack ?; -Miriam James F. Beird; -Nancy Ann, still single. (m) Ray ? .

Addendum 754 Addendum 756 -Franklin Pierce Hildreth and Lenora Henry Walter Hildreth and Lillie Ann Frances Mims Hildreth had seven children: Skipper Hildreth had six children: 1-Glenn mar- 1-Louis Benjamin died single. 2-John Travis ried first Inez Dubose and second Gladys Keith; died as an infant 3-Francis Marion married Alma issue, -Herbert and -H. W. 2-Charles Henry, Ruth Carr; issue, -Frances Lenora (m) J. W. "Red", Methodist preacher, married Marjorie Knowles; -Iris (m) Bernard Brunson. 4-Jesse Spencer; issue, -Marjorie (m) Thayne Erney. Lee. Sr., married Mae Logan; issue, -Benjamin 3-Pearl married Buell Turner; no issue. Louis, -James, -Jesse Lee, Jr., -Maxwell, -Lloyd, 4-Pauline married Henry Boswell; no issue. -Elaine -Doris,-Joan, and -Betty Jean. 5-Terrel1 5-Jewell married Dave Johnson; issue, -Roslyn, Pierce died single. 6-Erin married Dr. F. B. and -Mathlyn. 6-Bobell married Conwell Jones; Whitfield of Dothan, Alabama. 7-Ethel Lenora issue, -Travis, and -Doris. married first Albert W. Howell; issue, -Albert Wynn (m) Sara Ruth Matthews; -Lenora Merle Addendum 757 (m) Harry M. Feagin; Ethel Lenora married sec- -Ida Roberta Hildreth Green and Alonzo ond H. Forest Wright. Bolyn Green had eight children: 1-infant boy. 2-Walter Clyde married Viola Steele; issue, -W. Addendum 755 C., Jr., (m) Elica ? . 3-Lloyd Byrd married ? ; -George Travis Hildreth and Emma Missouri issue, -L. B., Jr., and -Rita Marie; Lloyd Byrd Mlxon Hildreth had eight children: 1-George married second Opal ? . 4-Olive Leona married Hubert married Ilabell Evans. 2-John Horace Lee Locke; issue, -Henry (m) Thelma ? ; married Genevieve Lowe; issue, -Steve, -Jack, a -Charley; -Lloyd (m) Elizabeth ? ; -Clyde, still doctor, and -Marilyn, all three still single. single; -Bill; -Jesse (m) Florene ? ; -Mable (m) 3-Arvie Novesta married Mattie Lee Byrd issue, Howard Burleson; -Lula Mae (m) William Orr; -Paul (m) Annie L. Crowley; -Vestaleen (m) -four others, who died as children. 5-Agnes Jesse Marshall. 4-Erie Mae married Ed Byrd; Beatrice married Grady Early; issue, -Curtis (m) issue, -Isaac Curtis (m) Doris Reed; -George Ruby ? ; -Wilbur Hugh (m) Dru ? ; -Harvey D.; Travis II, (m) Inez Turner; -Mixon (m) Mary -James; -two others, died young; -Ruby Jewel Pryor; -Ben R., Dothan doctor, (m) Sue Kersey; (m) Julius Lowery; -Mary Lou (m) George -Emmett, still single; -Maud (m) Ben K. Gilkey. 6-girl, died young. 7-Lula Mae married Windham; -Foye (m) Cliff Montgomery; -Susie first Robert Foster Shofner; issue, -James Robert (m) Wattus Maddox; -Virginia (m) George Ivan (m) Elaine Sullivan; -Ralph Bolyn (m) Wilda Sansbury; -Pennie (m) Willie McKnight. Holbrook. 8-Lillian died at age of sixteen. 5-Eunice Clyde married Reverend J. Macon Johnson; issue, -George Edwin, Dothan doctor, (m) Essie Tony; -Leslie Macon, Dothan doctor (m) Elizabeth Richardson; -Herbert (m) Mary ? ; -Hoyt (m) Carolyn ? ; -Mable (m) Glen Weeks; -Nellie (m) Leslie E. Seigle; -Sybil (m) William Beatty; -Lewis, physician, (m) Olie Freeman. 6-Onnie Liel married Lester Whaley; issue, -John W. (m) Helen Marie Holly; -Edward Rogers (m) Jeannette Beard; -Emma (m) Ernest M. Dean; -Lundie (m) Charles Morrison Riddle;

Page 222 Index

Though there are nearly 20,000 names on the more than 200 names begin with “E”, because his full name was JOSEPH Charts and Addenda in this book, the index lists only one- ELROY. ...The location of his wife, Virginia Dowling (on fourth of them. An understanding of this explanation, how- Chart 565), via way of the V’s, would give you the full name ever will easily aid any descendant of most of those 20,000 of your subject. people to find “his place” in the book. The reader will also notice several “bracketlines” on the Any number up to 99 refers to a page of the text. Any Dowling pages of the index. These serve to combine such number from 101 to 599 refers to a Chart. Any number over variants as “WILL, BILL, WILLIAM, and WILLIE”. 601 reters to an Addendum. The CAPITALIZATION RULE, explained in the preface, is used here as elsewhere in the (2) PEOPLE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY book. Thus Anna Oates, indexed among the Dowlings, is No matter what surname a person was born by, he is indi- known to be an in-law. The ANNA Martin, listed in the M’s, vidually indexed if he was born into, or married into this was born a Dowling. family by the time of ROBERT’S fifth generation. Thus, this This index helps you find a person whose name is among includes every single person on the 300-series of Charts (and the following four groups: on 101) as well as the '”grandparents” who head each Addendum and 500-series of Charts. If the parents of the in- (1) PEOPLE WHO WERE BORN AS DOWLINGS laws of yesteryear were named in the text, then they are The author originally planned to publish the names of indexed. only seven generations (counting BOBERT as the first); that is as far as any Chart or Addendum goes in naming (3) PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THE TEXT ROBERT'S descendants and their mates. This index, there- Any other person who was mentioned in the text is fore, assigns an individual line to each person named on indexed below. those Charts or Addenda who bore the name of Dowling at birth. (4) PEOPLE WHOSE FEMALE ANCESTORS Any female in this index is listed just once and that under INCLUDED A DOWLING her married name (where known). Few Dowling girls will be If your mother, or grandmother, or some other female- found under the D's, unless they died with the name of ancestor was a Dowling, you will most likely find her Dowling or still bear it. Seventh-generation “contempo- indexed under her married name. ...However, if you do not raries” of the author’s who were born on the older limbs of know any part of her name, then try using one of the many the family-tree are already dying of old age. ...Their grown surnames in this index. ninth-generatlon grandchildren recognize few names (on As an example, a former school-mate of the author’s, their own Charts!) in such parts of the family as outlined on Carolyn Domingus, might be using this book as an aid to 501, 504, etc. To make this book more usable to them and entering the Daughters of the American Revolution. ...She others, the author has lnserted in this index hundreds of remembers that her mother mentioned a Dowling connection names of male Dowlings (and their wives) who descended in days gone by; therefore she wastes no time looking for the from the seventh generation. father’s surname of Doimgus...but looks instead for the These eighth, ninth, and few tenth-generation Dowlings Matthews name that her mother bore at birth. She quickly ARE NAMED IN THIS INDEX ONLY AND CAN BE finds, in 669, her mother’s name and ancestry plus the names FOUND NO PLACE ELSE IN THE BOOK. Such persons of her eighteen aunts and uncles. can be recognized in that every one of them has two or more Notice! There are over l0,000 names in this book that are people’s names on the same line. For example, turn to the D's not indivldually indexed. In searchlng for a person, therefore, and find the name of ALAN ROBERTSON Dowling. Notice you should turn to the indicated Chart or Addendum of any that the entire entry concerning him says: “ALAN ROBERT- person in this index who bears a familiar sounding surname. SON OF JOHN NOLLOY OF ANGUS MANCILL OF 563”. In the year 2,020 A. D., for example, the grandchild of Mazie ...Chart 563 does show the name of “grandchild” ANGUS Collins Deaver will find a wealth of information under the MANCILL, but with this book having been published fifty innocent looking index line: “EMMA VIRGINIA Collins, years too late this seventh-generation Dowling, ANGUS 531”.. for Chart 531 shows every name of Grandmother MANCILL, has now become a grandfather! ALAN R. hap- Deaver’s brothers and sisters, plus who they married, plus pens to be a grandson of ANGUS MANCILL’S via son her firstcousins, and aunts and uncles! Yet the name Deaver JOHN NOLLOY. The wives’ names of these eighth, ninth, is not in this book's index! ...Mazie happened to be one of and tenth-generation Dowlings also have two or more names ROBERT'S seventh-generation and the names by which she after each of them. ...The first-named-male in the parenthe- and her contemporaries (and all who preceded them) were ses is the husband...and the remainder of such an entry is born...happened to be the last surnames indexed. Of course, similar to the example above. Dowling wives of all generat- where new surnames have been introduced into the family on lons are indexed. the seventh-generation level by marriages of Dowling girls Caution! If you fail to find a person in the index who (such as some nieces of EMMA VIRGINIA’S), then the read- should be there, then look for his wife’s name. ..ELROY er gets an “extra generation” of use from this index. Dowling, for example, is not on the page of Dowlings whose Able, ELIZABETH, 625

Page 223 Page 224 Adams, 70, 633, 691, 697, 735 Samuel James, 42, 331, 661 VICTORIA LOUISE, 91, 591 Francis M., 18, 312, 633 Sinai, ___, 42 Beatty, MARJORIE, 533 GERTRUDE, 723 W. L., 77 Beauchamp, Green, 39 GUSSIE ELIZABETH, 578 Appling, 634 Beaumont, AGNES GERTRUDE, 541 Joe, 60 FATINA “TIMMIE’”, 634 Beckham, 689 Julia Bennett, 65 Ard, 684, 690, 691 EMMA N., 573 Thomas A., 65 Armistead, 753 LIZZIE, 507 VERLINE, 697 Armstrong, DORTHY, 570 Bell, 691 VIRGINIA CAROLINE, 18, 312, 633 Arnold, EVA LEE, 531 MARTHA ANNE, 625 Akins, 674 Arthur, Ellen Herndon, 69 NOLA, 517 JULIA HOLMAN, 674 Atkinson; Ursula Eugenia Griffith, 44 Benefield, Polly, 73 Albert, 749 William Maldre, 44 Bennett, ANNIE MAUD, 514 Albrisson, 68 Austin, Frank, 36, 324 VERLIE, 564 Alexander, 697 HANNAH JANE, 36, 324 Benson, NINA ERMA, 541 Asa, 52 Letty, 36 Berry, 748 Major, 48 James, 36, 324 Bethea, 629 SADIE, 697 MAE BELLE, 564 Estelle Guess 17 Alford, 642 Samuel A., 36, 324 P. A. (Doctor), 17 ELIZABETH, 547 Babers, Emily Turner, l6 Bethune, Mary Calloway, 78 Mary Alston, 22 Bagette, NORMA, 564 William C. (Doctor), 78 MINNIE, 642 Bailey, 651.1, 702 Biscamp, 670 Allen, Chet, 80 JETSON CAMILLA, 64, 331, 702 Bishop, MABLE CLAIRE, 582 JESSIE BELL, 514 John, 64, 331, 702 B1ack, LAVERNE, 511 Allums, 702 MARIE, 651.1 MARY EMILY, 504 Altman, 613 Sarah Hildreth, 89, 339 Blackburn, 3 Annie Johns, 11 Baisden, 645 Blackmon, 47 Bud, 9 Baker, 733 Blackwood, 669 Charles Hyson, 9 Ballard, 748 Blocker, FANNIE LEONIA, 586 Dave, 9 EYELYN, 570 Blount, 649 Ella Doggett, 9 Barker, GERDIE, 511 Bond, 659 EMMA, 9, 517 Hani, 35 Letitia Johnston, 36 ETTIE 506 Barnard, LAURA B., 564 Bonner, 654 IDA, 511 Barnes, 691 ANNIE SUE, 654 Jacob, 9, 311 MARY VIRGINIA, 532 BETTY JEAN, 573 Jane, 9 Theophilus, 30 Borland, 737 Jasper, 11 Barnett, Clarissa Townsend, 24 Bostick, 668 Lottie, 9 ETHEL MAY, 531 Boswell, 756 LUVICEY 9, 311 Thomas Robinson (Reverend), 24 Sarah Martha Herrin, 48 MARTHA M., 517 Barr, 624 Thomas Coke, 48 MARY ELIZABETH, 517 Charles Decania, 15 Bottoms, 678 Mary Walston, 522 James Michael, 15, 312, 624 James J. (Doctor), 51 MATTIE, 511 Mary A., 17 John Jefferson, 49, 51, 331, 678 Nancy Crews, 9 Michael, 17 MARGARET VICTORIA, 51, 331, 678 Noah, 9 REBECCA ANN, 15, 312, 624 Boutwell, Burtonhead, 21, 39 Owen K., 9 Barrett, A. J., 36, 324 Saoni, 21 Alvarez, 645 Letty, 36, 324 William, 21 DOLLY, 547 Barron, 745 Bowdoin, 721 Ambrose, GEORGIA, 532 MILDRED, 745 Bowen, 637 Anderson, 677 William, 67 CECELIA, 546 Frank, 75 Barrs, AMIE ELIZARETH, 504 Bowers, 651.1 CORA LOUISE, 551 Baskin, ROSA JENKINS, 38, 591 Becky Ann Cleland, 311 Clifton, 75 Bassett, Anna Googe, 34 George, 311 Alberta Sansbury, 75 Michael, 34 Lyna Cleland, 311 Andrews, 640, 644, 661, 662, 693, 728 Battle, Jesse (Reverend), 60 Nelse, 311 Aaron Dennis, 28 Baughman, HELEN, 634 SALLIE GERTRUDE, 651.1 Berry, 42 Baxley, W. J., 51 Boyd, 697 EMILY, 28, 29, 322, 644 Bear, SARAH, 516 BERTIE 697 John J., 42 Beasley, 734 OCIE, 511 John S., 322 Daniel, 79 Boyett, 743 John Slicer, 28, 644 Eliza Jernigan, 79 Brackin, 706, 708, 711, 714, 715 MARTHA ANN, 42 James Tom, 79, 336, 734 Alice Jones, 67, 331, 715 Martha Ann Matthews, 42, 331, 661 Mary Emma Rebecca Stokes, 79, 336, 734 Almeida Jane Windham, 66, 331, 706 Andrews, continued- Beasley, continued- Brackin, continued-

Page 225 Bud (see M. Lawrence) LOUISE, 634 W. E., 46 FRANCES, 65, 331 Burnside IVA, 541 Chancey, 643, 707 Hayden L., 66, 331, 711 John, 10 James Monroe, 88, 339 Isaac, 55, 65 Burnett, 674 Sarah Elizabeth Hildreth, 88, 339 Lena Jacobs, 67, 331, 714 GEORGIA, 674 Chandler, 724 M. Lawrence, 67, 331, 714 Burton, 719, 720 Chase, LULA MAE, 547 Mary Elizabeth Brown, 66, 331, 711 ANTOINETTE, "NETTIE", 70, 332, 720 Cheatham, 605 Mathias, 755, 65, 331 FRANCES JO VICTORIA, 70, 332, 719 Cheshire, LAVERNE, 511 Matthew, 65 John Thomas, 70, 332, 720 Childs, 665 705 Mattie Hudson, 67, 331, 714 Robert Jesse, 70, 332, 719 Chilton, 751 Roxy Ann, 66, 331 Bush, 698 Chisholm, EFFIE, 515 Sarah Frances Conner, 66, 331, 708 Frances Johnson, 46 Chittenden, 658 Simeon W., 66, 331, 706 John, 46 Clark, 663, 705, 709 Thady H., "Tarve", 67, 331, 715 Butler, GEORGIA, 532 Amy V. King, 80, 336 Warren W., 66, 331, 708 Byars, LILLIAN, 586 Fernie (Lieutenant), 80 Bradford, 646 Byrd, 611, 677, 691, 693, 755 Frances Snellgrove, 80 Bradley, 700 Acrel, Sr., 60 Glenny, 80 Brand, VICTORIA, 516 Bartilla ____, 60 Harry, 80 Brannon, 680 IDUMA, 574 Joe, 80, 336 Brant, 649 Margaret Tacier D. P. Matthews, 43, 60, 331 John C., "Jack", 42, 331, 663 Bray, MARY LEE, 504 MARTHA JANE, 60, 331, 691 Mary, 42 Breare, (Captain), 44, 47 MINNIE LEE, 533 Max, 80 Bremblet, William, 38 Ransom, 60, 331, 691 Ralph, 80 Brewer, CONA JEWELL, 574 VANTILLER OPHELIA R. D. J., 43, 60, 331, 693 Sarah Jane Matthews 42, 331, 663 Briggs, 631 William Acrel, 43, 60, 331, 693 Savannah Parrish, 55 D. D. (Doctor), 17, 312, 631 Cain, 735 Clarkson, 751 MARY ANN ELIZABETH, 17, 312, 631 Caldwell, IVA MAE, 582 Clayton, DOROTHY, 634 Britton, 656 Califf, AMELIA, 625 MARGARET, 593 Elizabeth Rolph, 35 Campbell, 748 Cleland, Hansford, 311 Johnathon William, 35, 324, 656 JENNIE, 526 Henrietta Rebecca Davis, 34, 311 Mary Ellen Owens, 35, 324, 656 Cannon, Beatrice Ulmer, 15 James Henry, 3, 34, 311 Thomas J., 35 HAZEL, 586 SARAH, 3, 311 Broadus, DOLLY G., 591 Henry, 15 Clendenin, 731 Brockman, 742 Cantrell, 753 Ben, 78 LAURIE VIRGINIA, 521 Capps, 665 Benjamin White, Sr., 78, 336, 731 Brooks, 748 DORIS, 547 James Augusta, 78 Brown, 669, 681, 684, 734, 747 Carew, 606 Mattie Eugenia, 78, 336, 731 Ainsley G., 13 Carpenter, 633 Rosa White, 78 Anne Graham, 13 Carr, 629. 668, 693 Clements, 646 ANNIE VIOLA, 507 Carroll, 644 Clewis, 684 Bessie McDaniel, 338, 747 John, 58 Collins, EMMA VIRGINIA, 531 Charlie, 338, 747 Sarah A. Casey, 58 James, 17 Elizabeth Day, 66 Carter, 604, 650 Colona, LOUISE, 533 FANNIE, "FAY", 591 FROANIE, 511 Colson, Harriett Hill, 19, 312 Henry, 42 MARY, 512 W. H., 19, 312 John, 66 Casey, 673, 721 Combs, LOU, 516 KATHRYN, 566 Delilah Marena Cox, 46, 331, 673 MARTHA W., 515 Lydia, 42 Henry Thomas, 46, 331, 673 Connelly, Elizabeth Ann McKissack, 58 V. R. (General), 31 Lemuel, 46, 58 J. S., 58 VASSIE, 577 Nancy Cox, 46 James Z. S., 51, 58 Browning, MATTIE LEE, 593 Caskill, 746 Rachel Anne Harmon, 58 PEARL, 547 Cason, ELLEN ALICE, 547 Conner, Jane Reynolds, 66 Broxson, 701, 705 Cassity, Boyd, 75 Cook, Ephraim, 35 BETTY, 701 Mattie Suggs, 75 Cope, J. H., 33, 323 Brunson, 648 Cawthon, BERTIE, 24 JULIA, 33, 34, 323 Bryan, 644 Cayce, FRANCES, 716 Copeland D. G., 3 ELLEN ALICE, 547 Chaflinch, EVELYN, 546 JEWEL, 504 Bryson, CLARA LOUISE, 551 Chambliss, 719 Corbett, HARGARET C., 522 Buchanan, 745 Elcanah, 331 Cotton, 668 ANNIE MARY, 526 INA, 564 Counts, 705 LURLINE, 745 Sarah Savannah Cox, 46, 331 Courson, AGNES, 509 Budd, GRACE MEWBORN, 566 Wilcox, 46 NANCY M., 506 Burns, 634 Chambliss, continued- Courson, continued-

Page 226 OLLIE, 512 Benjamin, 8, 10 AARON, 7, 8, 311, 506 Cowart, ADA MAY, 551 EDNA, 547 AARON, “Litten”, 507, 604 NOLA, 515 HATTIE, 516 AARON CHARNEY, 515 RETHA, 515 John, 71, 332 AARON DECANIA, JR., 522 Cox, 622, 626, 671, 691, 699, 707 Mandy, 71 AARON DECANIA, SR., 15, 312, 522 Andrew Jackson, 14, 312, 622 MARY 515 AARON DENNIS, 515 Charlotte Brown, 45 MATTIE, 516 AARON MADISON, 16, 17, 312 ELLEN ELIZABETH, 14, 312, 622 OLLIE, 512 AARON MARIAN OF JOHN SHEPARD Henry Edmond, 46, 331 Richard, 11 OF CHARLES EDWIN OF 501 Jesse James, 46, 331 RUTH, 512 AARON WALTER, 506 Martha Ann Bush 46, 331, 671 SENY LENA, 71, 332 ABRAM DAVID, 35, 323, 655 Matilda "Matt" K. Parker, 46, 331 William, 71, 332 ABRAM DAVID JR., 655 MILLY, 40, 44, 45, 46, 331 Davidson 702 Ada Jo ––– (WILLIAM MARTIN OF Nancy, 44, 45, 331 Dasher, LOUANNIE ARDELIA, 504 WILLIAM AMBLER, SR. OF 515) Rebecca 47, 331 SARAH ELIZABETH, 504 Ada Camp, 581 Saphronla Ann, 46, 331 DeBary, LOIS, 578 Ada Rewis, 515 William, 44, 45, 331 Dedmon, 771 Addie Carter, 509 William Fletcher, 46, 59, 331, 671 Deese, 602 Addie Mae Posey, 570 Crawford, 675 Dehart, Mary Ann Hooks, 82, 338 Adeline Bergheim, 565 Elizabeth Kennedy Stokes, 78 Delacroix, THELMA IRENE, 565 Adelaide Glenn 68, 332, 581 EMMA, 507 Deloache, 650 ADELAIDE LUCILLE, 581 MARTHA M., 517 DEBORAH MELLISON, 32, 323, 650 Affie Battle, 514 SABRA, 512 Joseph D. 32, 323, 650 Agnes Hendrix, 514 Crews, 605, 606, 608, 614 William, 32 AGNES LOUISE, 593 ADELINE, 9, 311, 605 Dement, Jane Lacy, 20 Agnes Roberts, 541 EMMIE, 515 Milton, 20 Agnes Sullivan, 35, 323, 558 Isham, 9, 311, 605 Denham, 713 Agnes Westervelt, 96, 569, Dedication Page Jim, 9 Denmark, 645 Agnes Yarborough, 77, 335, 593 Mamie Crews, 29, 322 Doc, 28 ALAN ROBERTSON OF JOHN MOLLOY MAUD, 27, 543 ELLEN, 28 OF ANGUS MANCILL OF 563 Plenn, 29 John, 28 ALBERT BOWEN, 566 POLLY, 8, 509 Mamie Crews, 29, 322, 645 ALBERT FONZO, 543 Polly _____, 29 Nancy, 28 ALBERT LEE, 507 SABRA SALINA, 9, 311, 606 PATSY, 561 ALBERT LEROY, 517 Walter, 9 Stephen Alan, 28 ALBERT LEWIS, 553 William John, 9, 311, 606 Stephen Banner, 29, 322, 645 ALBERT McINTYRE, 566 ZILLA, 516 Detzel, CATHERINE, 547 ALBERT RAY OF ALBERT FONZO OF 543 Crittenden, R. F. (Captain), 43 DeVilleneuve, 679 ALBERT RENO, 563 Croft, RENNIE , 32, 323 BLANCHE IRENE, 679 ALBERT TOWNSHEND, 566 Rosa, 32, 323 Dick, Mary Andrews, 49 Alberta Byrd, 563 William, 32 323 William Obediah, 49 ALEX HOOD, 563 William, Jr., 32, 323 Dickson, 697 Alice Bailey, 561 Crosby, 647, 654 SADIE, 697 Alice Benton, 506 NETTIE, 654 Didham, 670 Alice Dixon, 547 NORA, 511 Edward Gerald, 45, 331, 670 Alice Jernigan (WALTER CECIL OF Crossfield, MINNA McNEIL, 717 Mary Elizabeth Cox, 45, 331, 670 AARON WALTER OF 506) Crouch, CLARA LOUISE, 551 Dillard, ELLA RENORA, 573 Alice Martin, 69, 332, 717 LILLIE PEARL, 597 Dillon, Thomas, 23 Alice Pilkington, 553 NINA, 568 Dinkins, LILLIE, 515 ALICE S., 506 Crowell, David, 36, 324 Dismuke, 714 Alice Smith, 547 HANNAH JANE, 36, 324 Dixon, Amaziah M., 29 ALLEN, 67, 71, 74, 76, 101, 335 Crumpler, 689 BETHANY COURTNEY, 514 ALLEN OF BRAINERD FERNANDO OF 514 Culberson, DORA, 70 ETTIE, 514 ALLEN D., 506 Culler, Providence Graham, 13 Henrietta Ritch, 29 ALLEN VINSON, 571 Curry, 715, 746 Donnell, 722 Alma Andrews, 543 Dalgren, 705 A. Jack, 73, 333, 722 Alma Goff, 566 Daniel, 690 Catherine Lucinda Stokes, 73, 333, 722 ALMA MAE, 592 Darby, 615, 747 Marie, 73 Alphilee Dubberly (VERNON PERRY Dauphin, LOTTIE, 516 Mollie Stokes, 73, 333 OF ALBERT LEROY OF 517) Davis, 693, 737 Thompson, 73 ALONZO, 514 Amanda, 332 Dotson, Elisha Walpole, 20 ALONZO GILLS, 568 Annie Johns, 11 Douglas, CHRISTINA, 541 Altie Raulerson, 506 Davis, continued- Dowling Dowling, continued-

Page 227 Altie Wynn, 547 Annis Highsmith. 509 BERT GWYNETT, SR., 506 ALTO WALLACE, 586 Annis Jacobs (GLYNWOOD OF BERTHA, 33 ALTO YOUNG OF DANIEL YOUNG II WILLARD MORTON OF 509) Bertha Hinnant, 612 OF 564 Antisgene Wood, 507 Bertha Isbell 586 ALTON OF VON HENRY OF 512 ARCHIE HAMMOND, 655 Bertha Prevatt, 504 ALVA, 577 Ardelia Frier, 6, 311, 504 Bertha Sharp, 521 ALVIA AUGUSTA, 565 Arlene Miller, 533 Bessie Bloodworth, 587 Amanda Hancock, 571 ARLEY CLIFTON, 531 Bessie Lou ___ (SAINT ELMO OF JOE Amanda O'Neal 43, 331 ARLINGTON JEROME OF WILLARD LEE OF 514) AMY JENETTI, 517 MORTON OF 509 Bessie Norton, 573 Amelia Cason, 547 Arminta Stanford, 62, 331, 573 Betty Barbour (WILL MORTON, SR. OF ANDERSON, 51, 58, 331, 679 Arrell Coppage, 504 WALTER MELVY OF WILLARD Andree Gouard, 563 ARTHUR OF WILLIE SIMUEL OF 564 MORTON OF 569) ANDREW TURNER, 69, 332, 716 ARTHUR CARY, 514 Betty Bourgdoft (FRED BENNY OF Angela Fournler (CURTIS FINLEY, JR. ARTHUR CRAWFORD, 570 HARRY ELLIS OF 533) OF CURTIS FINLEY, SR. OF 531) ARTHUR WAYNE, 533 BETTY JANE OF WILLIE NEWTON ANGUS, 40, 41, 48, 52, 331, 563, 747, ii AUDIE JOHNSON OF CHARLES OF JAYES NEWTON OF 511 ANGUS, 697 MITCHELL, SR. OF 511 Betty Gray, 634 ANGUS, JR., 563 Aurelia Tatum 507 Betty Grogan, 570 ANGUS BIRTIS, JR., OF ANGUS AUSWAL OF DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 Betty Hamilton (GEORGE LOUIS, JR. BIRTIS, SR. OF 563 Autrey Priest (JAMES BENJAMIN OF OF GEORGE LOUIS, SR., OF 570) ANGUS BIRTIS, SR., 563 JOHN H. PERRY OF 504) Betty Hinson 573 ANGUS ELBERT OF ANGUS FRANK AVERY, 9, 311 Betty Lynn (VIRGLE WALTER OF OF 564 Avis Bass, 565 ELVIE LEWIS OF 517) ANGUS FRANK, 564 Avyann Shumans, 517 BETTY VERA, 582 ANGUS FRANKLIN, 564 Babe Fisher, 612 BEULAH, 543 ANGUS GABRIEL, 566 BANNER EDWIN, 509 Beulah Barnet, 24, 37, 531, ii ANGUS HORRIE, 688 Barbara Lightsey (HENRY DOZIER, JR. Beulah Galloway, 76, 335, 592 ANGUS LEONIDAS, 565 OF HENRY DOZIER, SR., OF BEULAH IDELIA, 556 ANGUS MANCIL, 563 JAMES LONNIE, SR., OF 515) BEULAH MAE, 723 Ann ___, 81, 101, 338 Barbara Stevens, 533 Beulah O'Steen (CLAUDE NOEL OF ANN, 716 BARNEY CLARENCE, 688 NOEL HOPPS OF RAYMOND Ann ___, 565 BARRON WILLARD OF WILLARD COLQUITT OF 509) Ann Bender (STUART PUGH OF ISAAC, JR., OF 598 Beulah Roberts, 504 HERBERT BASCOM OF 563) BASCOM, 564 Beulah Sanders, 504 Ann Harrlett, 33, 323 Beatrice Allen, 547 Beulah Tillis, 27 Ann Stinson, 557 Beatrice Cason, 547 BILL (see WILLIAM) Ann Woodard, 507 Beatrice Turner, 557 Billie Jo Owens, 586 Anna Bush, 192 BELLE, 546 BLANCHE, 506 ANNA CARROLL, 571 Belle Dobson, 543 BLOXHAM, 642 Anna Ruth Flood, 553 BEN JOHNSON, 688 BOBBY OF LONNIE & Viola of 511 Anna Oates, 59, 331 BEN JONES, 506 BOBBY OF BRAINERD FERNANDO Anna Scott, 24, 321 BEN LEWIS, 571 OF 514 Anna Spears, 565 BENJAMIN, 547 BOBBY, 564 Annabelle Elllott, 570 BENJAMIN ALONZO, 514 BOBBY RAY, 587 Anne Youngblood, 582 BENJAMIN ANDREW, JR., 591 BOBBY RAY OF RICHARD JOSEPH Annelle Brown, 574 BENJAMIN ANDREW, SR ., 591 SR. OF 546 Annette Sasser, 587 BENJAMIN L., 82, 85, 338 BOBBY WAYNE OF JOHNNY L. ROY ANNIE, 563 BENJAMIN ORA, 598 OF J0HN RANDOL, JR., OF 511 ANNIE, 512 BENJAMIN WYMAN, 34, 323, 557 Bonnie Austin, 564 ANNIE ALICE, 552 BENJAMIN WYMAN, JR., 557 BONNIE JOE OF DANIEL ELLIS OF Annie Aswell, 582 BERIAN, 23, 26, 321 512 Annie Dansby, 587 Berline Goyens, 547 Bonnie Lee (CHARLIE MITCHELL, JR.OF Annie Harvllle, 501 BERNARD OF WILLIAM RALPH OF CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR., OF 511) Annie Herring, 507 CHARLES EDWIN OF 501 Bonnie Johnson, 565, 695 Annie Johns, 11, 311, 516 BERNARD GENE OF CHARLES BRADLEY OF JOHN LAYTON OF 512 ANNIE LOU, 716 ESTES OF 552 BRAINARD FERNANDO, 514 ANNIE REGINA, 72, 323 BERNARD JAMES OF LOUIS AARON BROADUS ESTES, 552 Annie Smith, 568 OF CHARLES EDWIN OF 501 BRYANT MANSIL, 541 Annie Thompson, 48, 331 BERRY YOUNG, 574 CAGEBY (MICAJAH), 4, 20, 101 ANNIE VALERIA, 688 BERT GWYNETT, JR. OF BERT Caledonia Connelly, 51, 331, 679 Annie Williams, 31, 323, 552 GWYNETT, SR., OF 506 Caledonia Mancill, 56, Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 228 CAMERON LEROY, JR., 553 CHARLES LENOX OF OSCAR CODY, 574 CAMERON LEROY, SR. 553 POWELL OF 504 COLONEL JASPER, 43, 331 CARL EDWIN OF CHARLES EDWIN CHARLES M., 685 Cona Martin, 570, 662 OF 501 CHARLES MARVIN OF FLOYD Corrie Turner, 5I4 CARLTON EUGENE, 587 EUGENE OF JAMES NEWTON OF 511 Cora Warren, 564 Carmel Lettieve, 547 CHARLES T., JR., OF CHARLES T., Cona Alene York, 569 & Dedication Page CARNER WOLFE, JR., OF CARNER SR., OF JAMES LONNIE, SR. OF 515 CONNIE BASCOM OF BASCOM OF 564 WOLFE, SR., of 533 CHARLES T., SR., OF JAMES LONNIE, SR. CONNIE WYATT, 570, 662 CARNER WOLFE, SR., 533 OF 515 Cordelia Ham, 77, 335 CAROL DEAN, 591 CHARLES THEOPHILUS, 552 Cordie Folsom, 570 Caroline Center, 501 CHARLIE, 506 Cordie Thomas, 514 Caroline Hanchey, 511 CHARLIE OF JOHN RICHARD OF 504 COY (nmi), 574 Caroline Josey, 74, 335, 723 CHARLIE D., 574 COY, 642 Caroline Martin, 50, 331 CHARLIE McDOWELL, 587 Cuba Parrish, 541 Caroline Tyler, 15, 312, 522 CHARLIE MITCHELL, JR. OF CULLEN EDSEL, 573 Caroline Wester, 26, 322, 542 CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR. OF 511 CURLEY OF IVY OF 511 Carolyn Lynn (RANDALL ARTHUR OF CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR., 511 CURTIS DENNIS, 516 WILLIAM ARTHUR OF 507) CHARLIE W., 547 CURTIS FINLEY, JR. OF CURTIS CARRIE FAE , 723 Charlotte Brackin, 55, 58, 65, 331 FINLEY, SR., OF 531 Carrie McLeod, 504 Christine Hoffman, 655 CURTIS FINLEY, SR., 531 Carrie Turner, 592 Christian James, 58, 570 CURTIS LAMAR OF NORMAN CARROLL OF WILLIAM DENNIS, SR., CHRISTOPHER OF HERNDON LAMAR OF 582 OF 511 GLENN, JR., OF 581 CURTIS NEWELL, 578 CARSON CLANTON, 574 CHESTER, 515 CURTIS WAYNE OF CHARLES BUIST, III, Cassie Page (JAMES WARREN OF CLARA ELIZA, 651.1 OF CHARLES BUIST, JR., OF 522 CHARLES EDWIN OF 501) Clara Peery, 685 Cynthia Franz, 574 Catherine ____, 37, 324 Clara Ruth, 31, 323, 551 Dahlia ___, 506 CATHERINE, 546 CLARENCE EDWARD, 556 DAISY, 70 CATHERINE, 547 CLARENCE ELMER, 561 Daisy Dinkins, 515 Catherine Polk (JOHN WHITFIELD JR. CLARENCE EUGENE, 651.1 Daisy Harris 514 OF JOHN WHITFIELD,SR., OF 523) CLARENCE LEONARD, JR, OF Dane ___ (RUSSELL Y. OF EDWIN FRANK Catherine Steiner, 543 CLARENCE LEONARD, SR., OF OF DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564) Catherine, “Kate”, Taylor, 516 JOHN H. PERRY OF 504 DANIEL BAKER, 565 Catherine Tyson, 29, 322, 547 CLARENCE LEONARD, SR., OF JOHN DANIEL BAKER, JR., OF DANIEL Catherine Woodham, 62, 331, 574 H. PERRY OF 504 BAKER and first wife of 565 CECIL FLETCHER, 578 CLARENCE MARVIN, 533 DANIEL DAVID, 509 Cecil King, 546 CLARENCE WILLIAM, 533 DANIEL DAVID, 512 CECIL LAWRENCE, 547 Clarkie Martin, 515 DANIEL DAVID, 506 CECIL WYMAN, 557 CLAUDE, 531 DANIEL DEAN OF HORACE LANKFORD Cena West, 83, 338 CLAUDE OF PERRY LEE SR., OF 507 OF WILLIAM CORLEY OF 516 CHARLEIGH, 14, 19, 312 CLAUDE ALVIN OF MAXIE EDWIN DANIEL DREW, 504 CHARLEIGH THADEUS, 15, 312, 625 OF 504 DANIEL EARLE, 592 CHARLEIGH THADEUS JR., 625 CLAUDE HENRY, 541 DANIEL EARLE, JR., OF DANIEL CHARLES OF WILLIAM NOEL OF 564 CLAUDE LEVANT OF JOHN LAYTON EARLE OF 592 CHARLES BUIST, JR., 522 OF 512 DANIEL ELLIS, 512 CHARLES BUIST, SR., 522 CLAUDE LULA, 581 DANIEL ELLIS, JR., OF DANIEL CHARLES BUIST, III, OF CHARLES CLAUDE NOEL OF NOEL HOPPS OF ELLIS OF 512 BUIST, JR., OF 522 RAYMOND COLQUITT OF 509 DANIEL LEWIS OF BEN LEWIS OF 571 CHARLES BURIE OF WILLARD Claudia Addison, 515 DANIEL POSTELL, 84, 338 THORTON OF 509 Claudia White, 564 DANIEL WALTER, 512 CHARLES DAVID OF CHARLES CLAYTON, 582 DANIEL YOUNG, 48, 331, 565 ESTES OF 552 CLEBURNE HARRIS, 697 DANIEL YOUNG II, 564 CHARLES EARL, 587 Clementine Shanks, 551 DANIEL YOUNG III OF AUSWAL OF CHARLES EDWARD, 533 Cleona Perry (JOHN EVERETT OF DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 CHARLES EDWIN, 501 WILLIE ELBERT OF 515) DANNY OF IVY OF 511 CHARLES EDWIN, 634 Cleone Moore, 542 DANNY OF HORACE LANKFORD OF CHARLES ERNEST OF TOM OF 517 Clifford Everett, 506 WILLIAM CORLEY OF 516 CHARLES ESTES, 552 CLINTON RUSSELL, 586 DANNY OF VON HENRY OF 512 CHARLES ETTA EUDORA, 49, 60, 331, 674 CLYDE AUBREY OF OSCAR POWELL DARLING, 10, 311 CHARLES HERBERT, 547 OF 504 DARLING II, 7, 311 CHARLES HERMAN, 587 CLYDE HILTON OF DAVID ALLEN OF 509 DARLING EDWARD, ''BUD", 517 CLYDE WASHINGTON, 517 DARLING S., 12, 517 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 229 DARLING WESLEY, 9, 12, 311, 517 Didamier Johnson, 26, 322, 541 EDGAR, 625 DAVID, 504 DODGE OF LYMON CLAUDE OF 514 EDGAR DEMPSEY, 12, 612 DAVID, 507 Dollie Deloach (JAMES RANDOLL OF EDGAR R., 723 DAVID ALLEN, 509 JOHN RANDOLL, Jr. OF 511) EDWARD, 40, 43, 49, 59, 331 DAVID AYERS OF JOHN TIMOTHY Dollie Markham, 541 EDWARD OF ROBERT LEE OF OF 501 DON OF EMMETT OTIS OF DANIEL WILLIAM AUBLER, SR.,OF 515 DAVID BENDER OF STUART PUGH YOUNG II OF 564 EDWARD BANNER, 509 OF HERBERT BASCOM OF 563 DON JUDE OF LEO BERTIE OF 565 EDWARD CAMP, 581 DAVID C., 8, 10, 311, 509 DONALD OF WILLIAM QUINTON, JR. EDWARD CLEVELAND, 552 DAVID DWIGHT OF DAVID HORACE OF WILLIAM QUINTON OF 514 EDWARD CORTEY, 587 OF WILLIE OF 507 DONALD GENE OF CARLTON EDWARD LAMAR, 570 DAVID EDWARD, 84, 338, 745 EUGENE OF 587 EDWARD LAMAR OF EDWARD DAVID HARRIS, 592 DONALD LEVON 574 LEROY OF JAMES NEWTON OF 511 DAVID HORACE OF WILLIE OF 507 DONALD McKENZIE OF HOMER EDWARD LEROY OF JAMES DAVID L., 8, 509 JESSE OF 514 NEWTON OF 511 DAVID OSCAR 1st, 531 DONNY LEE OF LONNIE & Margeret EDWARD LINUS, 674 DAVID OSCAR II, 531 OF 511 EDWARD MICHAEL OF EDWARD DAVID PAGE OF PAGE OF LYMON DORA (See CHARLES ETTA EUDORA) CORTEY OF 587 CLAUDE OF 514 Dora Creed, 84 338, 745 EDWARD MITCHELL OF EDWARD DAVID RICHARD OF JAMES MELVIN Dora Hagwood, 552 CORTEY OF 587 OF 507 Doris Montgomery, 547 EDWARD NEAL, 547 DAVID SANDERS OF GRAFTON DOROTHY, 592 EDWARD SYLVESTER, 591 GEDDES, JR., OF 551 Dorothy Belote, 571 EDWARD SYLVESTER, JR., 591 DAVID WILSON, 655 Dorothy Berger (JOHN HENRY, JR. OF EDWIN OF WILLIAM AMBLER, SR. DAVID WILTON OF OSCAR WILTON JOHN HENRY, SR. OF 547) OF 515 OF 565 Dorothy Bush, 571 EDWIN OF WILLIAM RALPH OF Dawn___ , (HARRY BRADFORD OF Dorothy Gatling, 515 CHARLES EDWIN OF 501 JULIAN GEORGE, SR. OF 531) Dorothy Hodges, 552 EDWIN OF EDWARD BANNER OF 509 DEAN BERROW, 563 Dorothy Midgley 568 EDWIN FRANK OF DANIEL YOUNG Debby Browning, 547 Dorothy Reid, 573 II OF 564 DECANIA, 14, 31, 312 Dorothy Stokes, 593 Edna G___ (JAMES DARLING OF DECANIA II 521 Dorothy Wentworth, 551 DARLING EDWARD OF 517) DECANIA III OF HAVELOCK EAVES Dorothy Woods, 547 Edna Kilerease (ROBERT LEE OF OF 521 Dorothy Wooten, 542 WILLIAM AMBLER, SR. OF 515) DECANIA TYLER, 522 DORSEY (See FRANCIS ASBURY, JR.) Edna McNamarra, 587 DECANIE DEXTER, 31, 323, 553 DOSHE (see WILLIAM THEODORE) Edna Moseley, 506 Della Harris, 515 DOUGLAS OF JOSEPH ELROY OF 565 Edna Vickers, 701 Della Norton, 515 DOUGLAS DABNEY OF JAMES EDGAR (see ED) Della Stone, 610 HAMPTON, JR., OF 532 Edith Bannister, 551 Delilla Lee, 514 DOYLE FRANKLIN, 574 Edith Barker, 35, 323, 655 Dell Stroman, 716 DOYLE LANGFORD OF CHARLIE EDWARD (see ED) DELLIE DEWITT, 514 MITCHELL, SR., OF 511 EDWIN (see ED) Delores Livingston, 526 Drucllla Thompson, 59, 331 Edwina Bamberg, 697 DEMPSEY (Reverend), 1, 20, 21, 37, 39, 40, 41, DUNCAN BUIST, JR. (Colonel), 551 Edyth Chernstrom, 563 51, 54,, 63, 74, 77, 80, 83, 101, 331, ii DUNCAN BUIST, SR., 551 Effie Bell, 688 DEMPSEY, LEMUEL, 571 DUNCAN BUIST III OF DUNCAN Effie Bush, 716 DENNIS, 4, 6, 311 BUIST, JR., OF 551 Effie McLean, 512 DENNIS II, 12, 311 Dympna Richards, 553 Effie Powers, 511 DENNIS OF OLIN JEFFERSON OF EARL, 745 Elaine Edwards (WILLIAM BARNEY WILLIAM DENNIS, SR. OF 511 EARL DEAN OF WILLIAM CORLEY OF AARON CHARNEY OF 515) DENNIS OF JOHN WHITFIELD, SR., OF 516 ELBERT LEE OF JOSEPH LESTER, OF 523 EARL L., 547 SR., OF 506 DENNIS ARRON OF THOMAS AARON OF EARLY LATE, 565 ELBERT LIGAH, 33, 323 AARON CHARNEY OF 515 EARLY RALPH, 565, 731 ELBERT RILEY, 507 DENNIS JAMES, 511 EARNEY JACKSON, JR., 542 ELDEE (infant) OF WILLIAM DENNIS WHITE OF JOHN EARNEY JACKSON, SR., 542 AMBLER, SR., OF 515 WHITFIELD, SR., OF 523 EARNEY JACKSON III OF EARNEY ELDER LEON, 574 DENNIS WILLIAM OF OSCAR JACKSON, JR., OF EBEN EVERETT, 543 Eldis Eason, 507 POWELL OF 504 Ebbie Andrews, 578 ELDON LAVELLE OF CHARLES DEWEY, 509 EDDIE, 701 BURIE OF WILLAR MORTON OF 509 DEWEY, 697 EDGAR, 612 Eleanor Wheeler (RUDOLPH JOHN OF DHU, (nmi) 582 EDGAR, 642 WILLIE ELBERT OF 515) Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 230 ELIAS, 38, 67, 71, 81, 101, 332 EMBREE HOSS, JR., OF EMBREE Eva ___ (HENRY ALTON OF WILLIAM ELIAS G., 70, 332 HOSS, SR., OF 564 AMBLER, SR., OF 515) ELIAS NEWTON, 542 EMBREE HOSS, SR., 564 Eva Batten (WILLIAM MARTIN OF ELIJAH, 4, 12, 20,33, 35, 101, 312 EMILY, 28 WILLIAM AMBLER, SR., OF 515) ELIJAH HENRY, 15, 312, 521 EMILY, 504 Eva Strickland, 506 ELISHA MATHIAS CONVERSE, 56, 331, 685 Emily ___ (LLOYD OF WILLIE Eva Weston, 514 Elina Anderson, 563 ELBERT OF 515) EVAN LAYTON, 512 ELISE, 564 Emily Roberts 27, 322, 543 EVANGELINE. 551 Elise Roberts (WILLIAY AMBLER, JR., OF Emma, 312 Evelyn Cantler (DOYLE LANGFORD OF WILLIAM AMBLER, SR., OF 515) EMMA, 7, 507 CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR., OF 511) Eliza ___, 74, 101 Ernma Davidson, 573 EVIE ELMER, 514 Eliza Godwin, 574 Emma Dotson, 20, 312, 634 EVELYN ANN, 558 Eliza Griggs, 19, 312 EMMA ELIZABETH, 504 EXA MAE, 570 ELIZA JANE, 35, 323 Emma Ogden, 24, 321, 638 EXIE, 697 ELIZABETH, 3, 311 Emma Poyner, 574 EZRA MARTIN, 514 ELIZABETH, 40, 44, 331 Emma King (Thompson) 65, 331, 578 FANNIE, 697 Elizabeth Birt, 655 Emma Wolfe, 25, 321, 533 Fannie Henderson, 568 Elizabeth Carroll, 564 Emmie Crews, 515 Fannie McPhail, 84, 338, 596 Elizabeth Finlayson, 532 EMMETT OTIS OF DANIEL YOUNG II Fannie Price, 543 Elizabeth Harrison, 32, 323 OF 564 Fannie Woodard, 514 Elizabeth Ingraham 63, 331 EMORY MARION OF WILLIAM Faye Busby, 586 Elizabeth Johns, 38, 324 AMBLER, SR., OF 515 Ferne Grove (JAMES ARTHUR, JR., OF ELIZABETH M., 563 Era Miller, 564 JAMES ARTHUR, SR., OF 509) Elizabeth Morgan, 509 ERIN ELIZABETH, 568 FINLEY BLAKE OF CURTIS FINLEY, JR. Elizabeth Molloy, 563 Erin Reynolds, 568 OF CURTIS FINLEY, SR., OF 531 Elizabeth Rhoden, 4, 6, 311 ERNEST, 625 FITZHUGH LEE, 506 Elizabeth Rice, 12, 19, 10l, 312 ERNEST LEON, 514 FITZHUGH LEE, 509 Elizabeth Roberts, 591 ERNEST LEROY, JR., 592 Fleda Purkeson, 522 Elizabeth Shirley, 27, 322, 642 ERNEST LEROY, SR., 592 Fleta McWhorter, 568 Elizabeth Steward, 71, l0l Essie Daniel, 551 FLETCHER, 50, 311 Elizabeth Stewart, 71 Essie Davis, 516 FLETCHER II, 676 Elizabeth Warren, 514 Essie Strickland (ELBERT LEE OF Flora Grace, 685 Elizabeth Watson, 25, 10l, 121 JOSEPH LESTER, SR. OF 506) Flora Matthews, 660 Elizabeth Wells, 57, 331, 569 Essie Wilson, 563 Flora Raines, 573 Elizabeth Zorn, 14, 312 ESTELLA, 726 Florence Drawdy, 511 Ella Crim, 58 331, 688 Estella Bell, 517 Florence Hancock, 587 ELLA IRENA, 584 Estelle Haire, 578 Florence Shutes, 547 Ella Gullage, 564 ESTES LEROY OF ALBERT LEROY Florine Harris (BERT GWYNETT, JR., OF Ella McLeod, 71, 332, 587 OF 517 BERT GWYNETT, SR., OF 506) Ella O'Berry, 507 ESTHER, 523 Flossie Harvey, 515 ELLEN, 25, 322 Esther Bell, 570 Flossie Lassiter, 574 Ellen, (ROBERT EDGAR OF ROBERT LEE Ester Grooms, (WILLIAM QUINTON, JR., OF FLOYD EUGENE OF JAMES OF WILLIAY AMBLER, SR. OF 515) WILLIAM QUINTON OF 514) NEWTON OF 511 Ellen Foster, 514 Esther Quattlebaum, 522 FLOYD VERNON, 574 ELLIOT RAY OF ELTON ROMMIE OF 514 Esther Sullivan, 34, 323, 557 FORDYCE SAMUEL, "FITZ", 574 ELMER EDWIN, 533 Ethel Etheridge, 504 FOSTER OF JAMES ELISHA OF 514 Eloise Mobley (LORAN ALONZO OF Ethel Ford, 552 Fostine Tallon, 592 EZRA MARTIN OF 514) Ethel Lewis, 591 FRANCES, 21, 321 Eloise Sconyers, 543 Ethel McDaniel, 553 Frances Eblen, 533 Eloise White (JAMES WILEY, JR., OF Ethel Mikel (JAMES DREW OF JAMES Frances Gatliff (ROY ELWOOD, SR., OF JAMES WILEY SR., OF 511) GORDON OF 516) HARRY OTTIS SR., OF 612) Elsie Courson, 514 Ethel Woodard, 511 Frances Golden, 64, 331, 577 Elsie Morgan, 570 ETHA, 542 Frances Harrold (ROBERT EDWARD OF Elsie Smith, 543 Etta Grover, 514 JULIAN GEORGE, SR., OF 531) ELTON HANSFORD OF ELVIE LEWIS EUGENE L., 70, 71, 332 Frances Lewis, 551 OF 517 EUGENIA HARTENE, 70 FRANCES PEARLE, 655 ELTON ROMMIE (Reverend), 514 Eula Dannelly, 515 Frances Wilson, 566 Elvia Taylor, 515 EULA J., 723 FRANCIS ASBURY, JR., 76, 335, 726 ELVIE DEWAYNE OF ELVIE LEWIS Eula Roberts, 541 FRANCIS ASBURY, SR., 1, 75, 77, 335 OF 517 Eula Ward, 541 FRANCIS MARION, 25, 321, 639 ELVIE LEWIS, 517 Eunice Windham (ANGUS ELBERT OF FRANCIS SIDNEY, 531 ELZIE JAMES, 697 ANGUS FRANK OF 564) FRANCIS WILSON, 655 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 231 FRANK BRITT (Judge, OF DANIEL JR., OF RALEIGH CARSWELL OF 514) HARVEY CLAYTON, JR., 566 DREW OF 504) Gladys Ammons (WILLARD OF HARVEY CLAYTON, SR., 566 FRANK DEWEY, 565 WILLARD MORTON OF 509) Hattie Burton, 546 FRANK JOSEPH, 8, 506 Gladys Barron, 596 HATTIE, 506 FRANK JOSEPH, JR. OF FRANK Gladys Coleman, 516 HATTIE, 507 JOSEPH OF 506 Gladys Snuggs, 574 Hattie Cummings, 586 FRED, 509 GLENN, 596 Hattie Hooks, 84, 338, 597 FRED BENNY OF HARRY ELLIS OF 533 GLENN AARON (Doctor), 571 Hattie McLeod, 71, 335, 587 FRED JOHN, 543 Gloria Ward, 561 HAVELOCK EAVES, 521 FRED TOLBERT, 568 Gloria Whitehead (GORDON FRANKLIN HAYDEN W., 84, 338 FRED TOLBERT, JR., OF FRED OF JAMES WILEY, SR, OF 511) HAYWOOD HART, 67, 569 TOLBERT OF 568 GLYNWOOD OF WILLARD MORTON HAZEL, 522 Freeda Altman (FLOYD EUGENE OF OF 509 Hazel McCleary (RUSSELL EUGENE, SR., JAMES NEWTON OF 511) Golda Mullins, 568 OF RALEIGH CARSWELL OF 514) FREEMAN LAVERN OF JAMES DREW GORDON FRANKLIN OF JAMES Haze1 Hannigan (JOSEPH DREW OF OF JAMES GORDON OF 516 WILEY, SR., OF 511 DANIEL DREW OF 504) GABRIEL PASTORY, 50, 331, 566 Grace Cameron (WALTER MELVY OF Hazel Clements (DAVID HORACE OF GARY LANKFORD OF HORACE WIILARD MORTON OF 509) WILLIE OF 507) LANKFORD OF WILLIAM CORLEY Grace Kellett, 596 Helen Dabney, 532 OF 516 Grace Mewborn, 566 HELEN ELIZABETH OF WALTER MELVY Gay Bear (ROBERT WALTER OF JOHN GRADY FELTON OF CHARLIE OF WILLARD MORTON OF 509 DEWITT, SR., OF 543 ) MITCHELL, SR., OF 511 Helen Godfrey, 592 Genara Scruggs, 514 GRADY MANCIL, 573 Helen Irvin, 557 GENERAL SOLLIE, 65, 578 GRAFTON GEDDES, JR., 551 Helen Kellum, 716 GERALD OF EMMETT OTIS OF GRAFTON GEDDES, SR., 551 Helen Lee, 514 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 GRAFTON GEDDES III OF GRAFTON HELEN STUART, 557 Geraldine Cunningham, 597 GEDDES, JR., OF 551 Helen Reppert (PERRY LEE, JR., OF Geraldine Gardner, 594 GRAHAM PRICE, 543 PERRY LEE, SR., OF 507) Gerona Donnell (EMMETT OTIS OF GRAYMO, 568 HENDERSON FOX, 565 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564) GREEN BERRY YOUNG, 61, 331, 574 HENDERSON JESSIE, 59, 331 GEORGE OF GEORGE KIRBY OF 526 GUS T., 58, 571 Henrietta Bremer, 532 GEORGE B., 642 GUSSIE B., 563 Henrietta Googe, 33, 323 GEORGE BERTON, 571 Gussie Raulerson, 514 Henrietta Williams, 23, 321 GEORGE CARLE, 531 GUY JEFFFRSON, 34, 553, 654 HENRY, 70 GEORGE DALLAS, 23, 24, 321, 531 Gypsy Spear, 701 HENRY ALLEN, 76, 335 GEORGE DENT, 717 H.H. (see HAYWOOD HART) HENRY ALTON OF WILLIAM GEORGE EMMA, 16 HALLlE, 526 AMBLER, SR., OF 515 GEORGE FRANK, 717 Hallie Mardre, 532 HENRY ATWELL, 552 GEORGE H., 74, 723 HANSFORD, 68, 71, 72, 332 HENRY BASCOM, 563 GEORGE KIRBY, 526 HANSFORD JACKSON, 27, 322, 642 HENRY DOZIER, JR., OF HENRY DOZIER, GEORGE LEE OF HEYWOOD HARDEE BRYANT, 543 SR., OF JAMES LONNIE, SR. OF 515 AUGUSTUS OF 571 HARDEE BRYANT, (Dentist), 568 HENRY DOZIER, SR., OF JAMES LONNIE, GEORGE LOUIS JR., OF GEORGE Harriet Sherman, 541 SR. OF 515 LOUIS, SR., OF 570 Harriett Jaudon, 25, 321 HENRY DOZIER III OF HENRY GEORGE LOUIS, SR., 570 HARLEY OBIE, 565 DOZIER, JR., OF HENRY DOZIER, SR., GEORGE PARKER OF DAVID ALLEN HARRY OF LONIE &Viola OF 511 OF JAMES LONNIE, SR., OF 515 OF 509 HARRY, 551 HENRY ELIGHA, 523 GEORGE PIERCE, 69, 332, 717 HARRY BRADFORD OF JULIAN HENRY GOOGE, 34, 323 GEORGE VOLLY, 574 GEORGE, SR., OF 531 HENRY GOOGE, JR., 557 GEORGE W., 726 HARRY ELLIS, 533 HENRY GOOGE, SR., 557 GEORGE WASHINGTON, 46, 58, 331, 571 HARRY ELONZO OF LYMON HENRY GRADY, JR., 592 Georgia Craig (TOLLIE LEROY OF CLAUDE OF 514 HENRY GRADY, SR. 592 IVEY OF 506) HARRY LELAND, 533 HENRY HOYT, 651.1 Georgia Dunn, 63, 331, 574 HARRY JAMES; 547 HENRY JACKSON, 507 Georgianna Hayes, 504 HARRY OTTIS, JR., OF HARRY HENRY JACKSON, JR., OF HENRY GERTRUDE, 591 OTTIS, SR., OF 612 JACKSON OF 507 Gertrude Cox, 506 HARRY OTTIS, SR., 612 HENRY LANDON, 568 Gertrude Cox, 509 HARRY WILLIAM OF HARRY ELLIS HENRY LAWRENCE, 570 Gertrude Dewitt, 543 OF 533 HENRY LAWRENCE JR. OF HENRY Gertrude Dubose, 75, 335, 591 HART OF R. A. OF 569 LAWRENCE OF 570 Gertrude Jones, 504 HART HUBERT, 565 HENRY PORTER, 56, 568 Gertrude Windham, (RALEIGH CARSWELL, HARTWELL EXCELL, 565 HENRY SPANN, 521 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 232 HENRYSPANN II, 521 Inez Kuhn (EARL DEAN OF WILLIAM JAMES DARLING OF DARLING HENRY TUCKER, 541 CORLEY OF 516) EDWARD OF 517 HENRY WILSON, 586 Inez Nichols, 551 JAMES DENNIS, 504 HENRY ZIMMERMAN OF JUDSON Iona Anderson, 546 JAMES DENNIS OF MAXIE EDWIN DAVIE, JR., OF 568 IRA, 509 OF 504 HERBERT BASCOM, 563 IRENE GERTRUDE, 565 JAMES DENNIS Ist, 516 HERBERT LEWIS, 553 Irene Pratt, 533 JAMES DENNIS II OF CURTIS HERMAN LOUIS OF WII.LIAM NOEL Iris Price, 593 DENNIS OF 516 OF 564 ISAAC, 23, 24, 321 JAMES DESO, 507 HERNDON GLENN, JR., 581 ISABELL, 504 JAMES DESO, JR. OF JAMES DESO HERNDON GLENN, SR., 93, 581 IVEY, "Doc", 506 OF 507 HERSCHEL, 723 IVY, 511 JAMES DEXTER, JR., OF JAMES HESTER ANN, 9, 311 IZAKIAH J. TOM, 511 DEXTER, SR., OF 553 Hester Morgan (OLIN JEFFERSON OF J. D. (i.o.) OF DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 JAMES DEXTER, SR., 553 WILLIAM DENNIS, SR., OF 511) J. V. (female) Ballard, 546 JAMES DOUGLAS, 567 Hester Stratachos, 543 J. WELSMAN, 74, 723 JAMES DREW OF JAMES GORDON Hester Walker, 507 JABEZ, 35, 101, 311 OF 516 HEYWARD BRIAN OF R. A. OF 569 JABEZ JACK 7, 311, 507 JAMES EDWARD OF ROBERT LEE OF HEYWOOD AUGUSTUS, 571 JABEZ LAYTON, 511 WILLIAM AMBLER, SR. OF 515 HEYWOOD AUGUSTUS, JR., OF JABEZ LAZARUS, JR., 9, 311, 51I JAMES EDWARD, JR., OF JAMES HEYWOOD AUGUSTUS OF 571 JABEZ LAZARUS SR., 8, 311 EDWARD, SR., OF TOM OF 517 HILDA CLAIR, 543 JACK (n.m.i.), 557 JAMES ELISHA (IRA), 514 HILTON OF GEORGE KIRBY OF 526 JACK C. OF JAMES CARROLL OF JAMES ELLISON, 547 HOMER JESSE, 514 JOHN RICHARD OF 504 JAMES ERVIN, 63, 331, 697 Honor Eliza Davis, 3, 311, 8 JACK DALE, 557 JAMES FADY, 564 HORACE OF JACK J. OF 506 JACK J., 506 JAMES FRANKLIN, 553 HORACE BILLY, "CHICK", OF JACK LEON, 577 JAMES FRANKLIN, 515 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 JACKSON DAVID, 506, 509 JAMES GORDON, 516 HORACE LANKFORD OF WILLIAM JACOB ELIJAH, 20, 312, 634 JAMES H., 506 CORLEY OF 516 JAMES (Rev. Soldier) 2, 18, 38, 40, 61, 101 JAMES HAMILTON, 546 HORACE MARTIN OF HOMER JESSE JAMES (n.m.i.) OF WILLIAM NOEL OF 564 JAMES HAMILTON, JR, OF JAMES OF 514 JAMES, JR.,2, 5, 101, 322 HAMILTON, SR., OF 551 HORACE O'NEAL, JR., 566 JAMES (Confederate), 54, 61, 331 JAMES HAMILTON, SR., 551 HORACE O'NEAL, SR., 566 JAMES II, 7, 311 JAMES HAMPTON, JR., 532 HUBERT ALTO, 574 JAMES, 37, 324 JAMES HAMPTON, SR ., 532 HUBERT FRANK OF LEONARD JAMES AARON ELIJAH, 18, 312, 526 JAMES HAMPTON III OF JAMES FRANKLIN OF 504 JAMES ALFRED, 504 HAMPTON, JR., OF 532 HUGH COSKREY, 716 JAMES ALLEN, 512 JAMES HARRY, 556 HUGH DORSEY, 547 JAMES ALLEN OF VON HENRY OF 512 JAMES IVEY OF JOSEPH LESTER, HUGH GRADY, 716 JAMES ALVIN OF WALTER EVERETT SR., OF 506 HUGH LAVEN, 587 OF 511 JAMES J., 501 HUGH McKENZIE OF JUDSON JAMES ANDREW OF ROBERT EDGAR JAMES J., 507 DAVIE, JR., OF 568 OF ROBERT LEE OF WILLIAM JAMES JACKSON, 85, 86, 338 HUGH REYNOLDS, 568 AMBLER, SR., OF 515 JAMES JOSEPH OF MONROE HUGH SHELTON, 596 JAMES ARTHUR, 517 JEFFERSON OF 547 Icy Barron, 598 JAMES ARTHUR, JR., OF JAMES JAMES KING, 49, 331 Ida Connelly, 51, 58, 331, 570 ARTHUR, SR., OF 509 JAMES KING, II, 674 Ida Folsom, 577 JAMES ARTHUR, SR . 506, 509 JAMES LAWRENCE OF WILLIAM Ida Massey, 27, 322 JAMES AUSTIN OF HERBERT LEWIS LEON, OF WILLIE OF 507 IDA MISSOURI, 517 OF 553 JAMES LAWTON (killed on Luzon) Ida Saunders, 523 JAMES BLACKSHEAR, 574 OF JAMES NEWTON OF 511 Idelle Elledge, 557 JAMES BENJAMIN OF JOHN H. JAMES LAZARUS, 514 Ila Horne (HARRY OTTIS, JR., OF PERRY OF 504 JAMES LEMUEL 1st, 8, 506 HARRY OTTIS, SR., OF 612) JAMES BLANT, 573 JAMES LEMUEL II OF JAMES Ila O'Berry (JOHN SHEPHERD OF JAMES CARL, 507 LEMUEL 1st OF 515 CHARLES EDWIN OF 501) JAMES CARLOS OF HENRY JAMES LEMUEL III OF JAMES Ila Underwood, 551 JACKSON OF 507 LEMUEL II OF 515 Ila Waters, 547 JAMES CARROLL OF JOHN JAMES LONNIE, JR. OF JAMES Ima Spence, 570 RICHARD OF 504 LONNIE , SR., OF 515 INEZ, 723 JAMES CLINTON, 701 JAMES LONNIE, SR., 515, 610 Inez Jones (CLYDE HILTON OF DAVID JAMES CLEVELAND, 593 JAMES LLOYD OF WILLIAM NOEL ALLEN OF 509) JAMES COSKREY, 716 OF 564 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 233 JAMES LOYD, 578 Jane Brown, 64, 331 JIM & JIMMY (see JAMES) JAMES MADISON, 526 Jane Cleland, 26, 29, 322 JIMMIE ELLA, 504 JAMES MELVIN, 507 Jane Hendershot (OSCAR LOUIS OF Jimmie Farmer (JAMES EDWARD, SR. JAMES MOORE OF WILLIAM ENNIS JAMES ELISHA OF 514) OF TOM OF 517) OF 542 Jane Morgan, 504 Joann Bell, 578 JAMES MULDROW, JR.,593 Jane White, 26, 101, 322 JOAB MAULDIN, 551 JAMES MULDROW, SR., 76, 335, 593 Jane Windham, 56, 331, 568 JOAB MAULDIN, JR., OF JOAB JAMES NEWTON, 511 JANET C. B., 563 MAULDIN OF 551 JAMES PERRY OF JAMES BENJAMIN Janet Davis, 571 JOE & JOEL (see JOSEPH) OF JOHN H. PERRY OF 504 JANICE, 578 JOHN (Rev. Soldier) 2, 32, 44, 50, 55, 67, JAMES R., 11, 311, 516 Janie Chancey, 506 71, 101 JAMES RANDALL OF JOHN JANIS FAYE, 594 JOHN, 25, 322 RANDOL, JR., OF 511 JARRETT MALONE, 58, 331, 688 JOHN (Confederate) 11, 311, 515 JAMES RILEY (Senator), 8, 506 JASPER BOSWELL, JR., 561 JOHN, 506 JAMES ROBERT (first Georgian kllled in JASPER BOSWELL, SR., 44, 561 JOHN, SR., 40, 55, 59, 331 Korea) OF JOHN HENRY OF 514 JEAN ALICE, 558 JOHN AARON, 522 JAMES ROBERT OF WOODROW Jean Gardner (CHARLES BUIST III OF JOHN B., 27, 543 WILSON OF 582 CHARLES BUIST, JR., OF 522) JOHN BABERS, 523 JAMES ROBERT OF WILLIAM Jean Wyper 574 JOHN BRYANT, 27, 322, 543 ARTHUR OF 507 Jeanne Miller, 565 JOHN BRYANT OF JOHN HENRY OF 514 JAMES ROGER OF JAMES CARL OF 507 JEANNETTE, 506 JOHN C. 15, 312, 523 JAMES ROSCOE, 566 Jeannette Leslie, 568 JOHN CALHOUN, JR., 556 JAMES RUSSEL, 512 JEFF CLAUDE OF LYMON CLAUDE JOHN CALHOUN, SR., 3, 34, 323, 556 JAMES S. OF JOHN WESLEY, SR., OF 568 OF 514 JOHN CARROLL, 571 JAMES SHIRLEY OF JUDSON DAVIE, JEFFERSON, 50, 331, 676 JOHN CARROLL OF RICHARD W. OF 564 JR., OF 568 JEFFERSON HUDSON, 547 JOHN CHAPEL, 76, 335, 592 JAMES STANLEY OF ELTON JEFFERSON PARDUE, 557 JOHN CLYDE, 506 ROMMIE OF 514 Jennie Reynolds, 547 JOHN D., 10, 311, 512 JAMES THEOPHILUS, 30, 323 Jennie Thomas, 526 JOHN DARLING Ist, 514 JAMES VERNON OF FLOYD VERNON Jennie Nickels, 566 JOHN DARLING I I OF JAMES OF 574 JEROME MARTIN OF WILLARD OF ELISHA OF 514 JAMES W. OF JAMES DENNIS 1st OF 516 WILLARD MORTON OF 509 JOHN DEWITT, JR. OF JOHN DEWITT, JAMES WALTER, JR ., OF JAMES JEROME MAURICE, JR., OF JEROME SR., OF 543 WALTER, SR., OF 506 MAURICE:, SR., OF 533 JOHN DEWITT, SR., 543 JAMES WALTER, SR., 506 JEROME MAURICE, SR. (Commander) 553 JOHN DOUGLAS OF JOAB MAULDIN JAMES WALTER III OF JAMES WALTER, JEROME MORTON OF WILLARD OF 551 JR., OF JAMES WALTER SR. OF 506 MORTON OF 509 JOHN EDGAR, 592 JAMRS WALTER TOM, 26, 28, 322, 546 JERRE LAND (Colonel), 563 JOHN EDWARD OF CURTIS FINLEY, JAMES WILEY, JR., OF JAMES JERRY OF WILBERT NELSON OF 546 SR., OF 531 WILEY, SR., OF 511 JERRY EUGENE OF WENDELL JOHN EDWIN OF DAVID ALLEN OF 509 JAMES WILEY, SR., 511 LOWELL, SR., OF 561 JOHN EVERETT OF WILLIE ELBERT JAMES WILSON, 566 JERRY FRANKLIN OF ANGUS ELBERT OF OF 515 JIM JOSEPH OF RICHARD JOSEPH, ANGUS FRANK OF 564 JOHN FRANCIS, JR., OF JOHN SR.,OF 546 JERRY HENRY OF CLAUDE HENRY FRANCIS, SR., OF 594 JIMMIE E., 547 OF 541 JOHN FRANCIS, SR., 594 JIMMY, 597 JERRY LAWRENCE OF ELBERT LEE JOHN FRANKLIN OF LONNIE & Jessie JIMMY, 654 OF JOSEPH LESTER,SR., OF 506 OF 511 JIMMY OF EMMETT OTIS OF JERRY LEE OF ROY GERALD OF 547 JOHN FREDERICK, 543 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 Jerry Morgan, 577 JOHN FREDERICK, JR., OF JOHN JIMMY OF JAMES WILEY, JR., OF JERRY WILLARD OF JESSE FREDERICK OF 543 JAMES WILEY, SR., OF 511 WILLARD OF 512 JOHN GASPER, 5 JIMMY OF JOHN RANCE, JR. OF 547 JESSE BRYAN, 568 JOHN H., 20 JIMMY CARL OF DARLING EDWARD JESSE D., 512 JOHN H. OF CHARLES BUIST, JR., OF 522 OF 517 JESSE LANG 541 JOHN H. PERRY, 504 JIMMY DOYLE OF DOYLE LANGFORD JESSE WILLARD, 512 JOHN HALL OF JOHN WESLEY II OF 563 OF CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR.,OF 511 Jessie Hickox, 511 JOHN HAMPTON, 33, 323 JIMMY MONROE OF MONROE Jessie Joynes, 506 JOHN HARRISON, 84, 338, 596 JEFFERSON OF 547 JESSIE R., 547 JOHN HENRY, 514 JIMMY WAYNE OF JAMES EDWARD, Jessie Scaife, 568 JOHN HENRY, JR., OF JOHN HENRY, SR. OF TOM OF 517 Jewel Deese, 546 SR., OF 547 Jane ___, 5, 311 Jewel Smith (RAYMOND DANIEL OF JOHN HENRY, SR. 547 JANE., 21, 321 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564) JOHN HENRY II, 546 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 234 JOHN HENRY NELSON PAYNE, 11, 28, JOEL FRAMPTON, JR., 551 Katherine Dale, 565 322, 547 JOEL FRAMPTON, SR., 551, ii Katherine Douglas, 551 JOHN JABEZ, 30, 35, 101, 323 JOEL LOUIS, 582 Katie Cardwell, 598 JOHN JEFFERSON, 33, 323 JOEL P., 514 Katie Moore (LEWIS ALBERT OF JOHN K., 596 JOEL PERRY OF JOEL SPAIN OF 514 ALBERT LEROY OF 517) JOHN LAMAR, 570 JOEL SPAIN, 514 Kathleen Pugh, 563 JOHN LAYTON, 512 JOSEPH, 36, 324 Kathryn Dickey, 563 JOHN MCFARLAND, 526 JOSEPH BASKERVIILE, 69, 332, 582 Kathryn Peter, 574 JOHN MADISON, 526 JOSEPH COTTRELL, 562 Kathryn Shirley, 568 JOHN MOLLOY OF ANGUS MANCILL JOSEPH DREW OF DANIEL DREW OF 504 Kathryn Stone, 701 OF 563 JOSEPH EDWARD OF DARLING KENNETH M. OF JOHN DEWITT, JR., JOHN MOSES, 6, 504 EDWARD OF 517 OF JOHN DEWITT, SR., OF 543 JOHN PARROT, 58, 331 JOSEPH ELROY, 565 KENNETH STEPHEN OF WILEY JOHN PERRY OF JOHN H. PERRY OF 504 JOSEPH F., 546 EDWIN OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 514 JOHN RANCE, JR, 547 JOSEPH JAMES, 547 KENT WARRINGTON OF HARRY OTTIS, JOHN RANCE, SR., 547 JOSEPH LESTER, SR., 506, 507 JR., OF HARRY OTTIS, SR., OF 612 JOHN RANCE III OF JOHN RANCE, JOSEPH LESTER, JR., OF JOSEPH KEZIAH, 68, 332 JR., OF 547 LESTER, SR., OF 506 KEZIAH, 514 JOHN RANDOL, JR., 511 JOSEPH LESTER, III OF JOSEPH L.L., 577 JOHN RANDOL, SR., 511 LESTER, JR., OF 506 LACY (died in Korean War) OF JOSEPH JOHN RANDOL III OF JOHN JOSEPH PAYNE, 547 LESTER, SR OF 506 RANDOL, JR., OF 511 JOSEPH S., 506 La Don ___ (LEON OF JOHN HENRY, JOHN RICHARD, 504 Johanna Lau (FRANK BRITT OF SR., OF 547) JOHN RILEY, 4, 11, 311, 501 DANIEL DREW OF 504) Lalia Crews, 506 JOHN RILEY, 515 JON MICHAEL OF ROBERT LANGFORD A. OF LETCHER OF 511 JOHN ROBERT OF ROBERT CARROLL OF 571 LARRY, 654 McMILLAN OF 582 JOSEPHINE, 33, 323 LASHUM EDWARD, 516 JOHN SHEPHERD, "JACK", OF Josephine ___, 506 Laura Bassett, 34, 323, 654 CHARLES EDWIN OF 501 Josephine ___, (LANGFORD A. OF Laura Boswell, 48, 331, 563 JOHN TIMOTHY, 501 LETCHER OF 511) LAURA CANNON, 521 JOHN TOLBERT, 564 Josephine Oosterga, 512 Laura Cannon, 15, 312, 521 JOHN VIRGIL, 30, 323, 552 Josephine Prescott, 33, 323 Laura Carver, 612 JOHN W., 84, 338 Josephine Turner, 542 Laura Molloy, 563 JOHN WESLEY (Captain), 49, 52, 59, 331 Josephine Wildes, 507 Laura Newman, 568 JOHN WESLEY, 24, 321, 638 Joyce Collins (RALPH RAY OF RESSIE LAURA V., 563 JOHN WESLEY, 5, 501 TUCKER OF 541) Laura Weeks, 24, 321, 532 JOHN WESLEY, 726 JUAL, 577 LAURIN PINKNEY, JR., 594 JOHN WESLEY, JR., OF JOHN Juanita McCarty (JAMES ROBERT OF LAURIN PINKNEY, SR., 594 WESLEY, SR., OF 568 WILLIAM ARTHUR OF 507) Laverne Kite (CHARLES T. OF JAMES JOHN WESLEY, SR., 568 JUDSON DAVIE, JR., 568 LONNIE, SR., OF 515) JOHN WESLEY II, 563 JUDSON DAVIE, SR., 56, 92, 568 Lavonia Forehand, 65, 331, 578 JOHN WEST, 23, 322 JUDSON DAVIE III OF JUDSON LAWRENCE OF WILLIE NEWTON OF JOHN WHITFIELD, JR., OF JOHN DAVIE, JR., OF 568 JAMES NEWTON OF 511 WHITFIELD, SR.,OF 523 Judy Snodgrass (HARRY WILLIAM OF LAWRENCE EDWARD OF EDWARD JOHN WHITFIELD, SR. 523 HARRY ELLIS OF 533) LAMAR OF 570 JOHN WHITNEY OF JOHN Julia A. Booth, 515 LAWRENCE M., 504 WHITFIELD, JR., OF JOHN Julia Donaldson, 506 LAWTON OF IVY OF 511 WHITFIELD SR. OF 523 JULIA, 34, 323 LAZARUS, 10, 311, 514 JOHN WILLIAM, 564 Julia Howell, 501 LAZARUS E., 514 JOHN WILLIS (Catholic priest) OF Julia Lelery 16 Ledea Daugnault, 512 JOHN RICHARD OF 504 Julia Wiles (JOSEPH LESTER, JR., OF LEE, 515 JOHN WYATT, 573 JOSEPH LESTER, SR., OF 506) Lee Gilbert (JAMES HAMILTON, JR., Johnnie Howell, 587 JULIAN GEORGE, JR., OF JULIAN OF JAMES HAMILTON, SR., OF 551) JOHNNY LEE, 547 GEORGE, SR., OF 531 LEILA, 504 JOHNNY OF ALBERT FONZO OF 543 JULIAN LAMAR, 570 Leila Ambrose 33, 323 JOHNNY JOHNSON OF AUDIE JULIAN PARDUE, 557 LEILA BELLE, 568 JOHNSON OF CHARLIE JUNE, 593 Leila Collier, 570 MITCHELL, SR., OF 511 June Faulkner, 564 Leila Stewart, 574 JOHNNY L. ROY OF JOHN RANDOL, June Orr, 547 Leila Owens, 565 JR., OF 511 JUNIUS ALEXANDER, 504 LENDELL DON OF J. D. OF DANIEL JOE HARRY, 556 Kansas Lloyd, 512 YOUNG II OF 564 JOE LEE, 514 Kate Palmer, 504 Lemmer Dubose, 511 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 235 Lena DeWitt, 522 LIZZY D., 564 Lucille Giddins, (EMORY MARTIN OF LENARD LONNIE OF LONNIE & Viola LLOYD (n.m.i.) OF WIILLIE ELBERT WILLIAM AMBLER SR., OF 515) OF 511 OF 515 Lucille Stringer, 717 LEO BERTIE, 565 LLOYD (n.m.i.) OF WILLIAM NOEL Lucille Tuten (LORAN A. OF EZRA LEO JAMES OF LEO BERTIE OF 565 OF 564 MARTIN OF 514) Leola Large, 75, 335, 591 LLOYD CEPHUS OF RAYMOND Lucille Ward, 533 Leona Weiss, 597 COLQUITT OF 509 LUCIOUS RHETT, 31, 323, 651.1 LEON OF JOHH HENRY, SR., OF 547 LLOYD MIILER OF LLOYD OF Lucy Chesser (GRADY FELTON OF LEON DUDLEY, 592 WIILIE ELBERT OF 515 CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR., OF 511) LEON LAWRENCE, 577 Loamy Thomas, 515 Lucy Fort, 676 LEON LEWIS OF JOHN RICHARD OF 504 LOCKARD LEON, 574 Lula Dixon, 29, 322, 547 LEON PURVIS, JR.,OF LEON PURVIS Lois Bennett, 509 Lula Dubose, 514 OF 541 Lois Combs, (JAMES IVY OF JOSEPH Lula Tindyll, 563 LEON PURVIS SR., 541 LESTER, SR., OF 506 ) Luree Aldridge, 517 LEONARD CALVIN OF JOHN Lois K. Combs, (JAMES W. OF JAMES Lydia Sue Kelley, 76, 335, 726 RICHARD OF 504 DENNIS 1st OF 516 ) Lydia Simms, 571 LEONARD FRANKLIN, 504 Lois Cox (PAUL CLIFTON OF JOHN LYMAN EDWARD OF EDWARD LEONARD JACKSON, 504 HENRY OF 514) LAMAR OF 570 Leonora Mauldin, 551 Lois Duncan, 553 LYMON CLAUDE, 514 LEROY, 512 Lois Green, (WILLIAM MCKINLEY OF M. Y., 65, 331 LEROY, JR., OF LEROY, SR., OF 512 JAMES LONNIE, SR., OF 515) M. E. (female) McFarland, 526 Leska Mitchell, 582 Lois Mays, 541 MABLE GLENN, 581 Leslie Griffith (WILIIAM McKINLEY Lola Bell, 573 MACK DAVID, 568 OF JAMES LONNIE, SR., OF 515) Lola Hayes, (JOHN PERRY OF JOHN H. MADISON, 37, 124 LESTER LEWIS, 634 PERRY OF 504) Mae Curis, 546 LETCHER, 511 Lola Thomas (JAMES LEMUEL II OF Mae Franklin (EMORY MARTIN OF Letitia Thomas, 8, 311, 509 JAMES LEMUEL 1st OF 506) WILLIAM AMBLER, SR., OF 515) LETTIE, 21, 37, 101 LONNIE, (husband of Viola), 511 MAGGIE, 504 Lettie Murray, 63, 331, 697 LONNIE,(husband of Jessie and MAGGIE, 674 LEVI (Reverend), 38, 67, 80, 83, 85, 101, 338 Margaret) 511 Maggie Baker, 565 LEWIE MUSE OF WILEY LAZARIJS Lonnie Blount (EDWIN FRANK OF Maggie Barnes, 60, 331 OF 514 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564) Maggie Bell, 511 LEWIS, 24, 321 LONNIE EARL OF LONNIE & Margaret Maggie Horne, 561 LEWIS ALBERT OF ALBERT LEROY OF 511 Maggie Sturtevant 507 OF 517 LORAN A. OF EZRA MARTIN OF 514 Maggie Zettles, 612 LEWIS M., 20 LORAN ALONZO, 514 MARGARET, 21, 321 LEWIS MARSHALL, 701 LORETTA S. ( WILLIE NEWTON OF MARGARET, 551 LEWIS MOSES, 517, 608 JAMES NEWTON OF 511 ) Margaret Alden, 4, 311, 501 LEWIS WAYNE, 557 Lota Cato, 18, 312 MARGARET ANN, 565 LEX EDWIN, 577 LOU, 504 MARGARET ANN, 654 LEX GERALD OF LEX EDWIN OF 577 Lou Ogden, 26, 322, 542 Margaret Buckley, 523 Lila Hester, 546 LOUIE FRANK OF BASCOM OF 564 Margaret Cohen, 717 Lila Hewett, 543 LOUIE MUSE OF WILEY LAZARUS Margaret Eaves, 521 Lila Seay (THOMAS AARON OF OF 514 Margaret Jones, 511 AARON CHARNEY OF 515) LOUIS AARON OF CHARLES EDWIN Margaret Kelley, 50, 331, 533 Lilla Ellis, 612 OF 501 Margaret Kelly, 676 Lillian Baggett, 587 LOUIS LAWRENCE, 51, 58, 331, 570 Margaret Mixson, 553, 654 Lillian Halley, 514 LOUIS MAJOR, JR., 592 Margaret Morton, 547 Lillian Harper, 574 LOUIS MAJOR, SR., 592 Margaret O'Berry, 512 Lillian Lee, 582 Louise Arnette, 574 Margaret Pearson, 569 Lillian MacKenzie, 568 Louise Cleveland, 552 Margaret Pons, 546 Lillie Cleland, 3, 34, 323, 556 Louise Harrell, 592 Margaret Quattlebaum, 15, 312, 625 Lillie Kincannon, 84, 338, 598 Louise Smith, 557 Margaret Thompson, 586 LILY BERRY, 581 Loulie Haile, 551 MARGARET WYMAN, 557 Lily Boyd, 553 Lovie Roberts, 504 MAGNUS DANIEL OF WILLIAM Lily Horton, 511 LOYAL, 717 LEON, OF WILLIE OF 507 Lilly Favata, 574 LOYAL WALTER, 582 Mahaley Ogden, 22, 321 Linda Corbitt 504 Lozelle Beasley, 533 Malisia James, 29, 546 LIONEL HART OF LEO BERTIE OF 565 LUCIAN, 547 MALTIE KATHLEEN, 592 Lizzie Britt, 504 Lucilla Russell, 70, 332 Mamie Hall, 563 Lizzie Wells (see Elizabeth Wells Lucille Davidson, 512 Mamie Milton, 515 Dowling) MARCELCUS, 565 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 236 Marcia Ansted (THOMAS EDWARD OF MARTIN ELMER OF EZRA MARTIN Mary Finder (CLARENCE LEONARD, JOHN WHITFIELD, SR., OF 523) OF 514 SR., OF JOHN H PERRY OF 504) MARCUS, 565 MARTIN EDGAR, 514 Mary Rachels, 543 MARCUS GRADY OF GRADY FELTON MARTIN R., 43, 331 Mary Rowell (CLYDE HILTON OF OF CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR., OF 511 MARVIN, 564 DAVID ALLEN OF 509) MARCUS LEON, 565 MARY, 5 Mary Thames, 32, 323, 553 MARGARET (see MAGGIE) MARY, 523 Mary S . ___, 83, 338 Margie Matthews, 542 MARY, 723 Mary Shytle, 592 Marguerite Lockhart, 688 MARY, 504 Mary Snider, 312 Maria Holman, 16, 312 Mary ___ , 67, 71, 101, 332 Mary Strickland, 511 Marian James, 29 MARY AGNES, 726 Mary (Esther) Sullivan, 34, 323, 557 Marie ___, 506 Mary Altman (VERNON DALHART OF MARY SUSAN, 551 Marie ___, 717 WILEY LAZARUS OF 514) Mary Swilley, 504 Marie Hulon (HERMAN LEWIS OF Mary Anderson, 507 Mary VanDeMaIe (ROBERT WALTER WILLIAM NOEL OF 564) Mary Avery, 504 OF JOHN DEWITT, SR., OF 543) Marie McAlister, 511 Mary Babers, 15, 312, 523 Mary Whisonant, 556 Marie McDaniel, 598 Mary Barnett, 24, 321, 531 Mary Yarborough, 77, 335, 594 Marie Peterson, 561 Mary Beasley (JAMES LONNIE, JR., OF MARY YVONNE, 593 Marietta George, 546 JAMES LONNIE, SR., OF 515) MASON MORTON, 56, 568 MARION EARLE OF EDWARD Mary Bennett, 514 MATT (see MARTHA) LAMAR OF 570 Mary Berney (WALTER RILEY OF MATTHEW B., 5, 311 MARION JACKSON, 43, 331, 561 GEORGE LOUIS, SR., OF 570 ) MATTHEW MARION OF JOHN MARION MILLER, JR., OF MARION Mary Boles (MARLIN BASIL DON OF WESLEY II OF 563 MILLER, SR., OF 551 CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR., OF 511) Maude Sledge, 568 MARION MILLER, SR., OF 551 Mary Boutwell, 21, 30, 35, 101 Maude Wiggins, 553 MARION PRESCOTT, 561 Mary Brooker, 517 Mavis Hutchinson, 512 Marion Turnbull (JAMES WALTER, JR., Mary Carver, 531 Mavis Baxter, 582 OF JAMES WALTER, SR., OF 506) Mary Coskrey, 69, 332, 716 MAX CUMMINGS, 586 Marjorie Jones, 565, 731 MARY O., 504 MAXCY EDWIN, 504 Marjorie Mason, 551 Mary Dorn, 561 Maxine Joyner (JOHN DEWITT, JR. OF Marjorie White, 591 Mary Frampton, 651.1 JOHN DEWITT, SR., OF 543) MARLIN BASIL DON OF CHARLIE Mary Freeman, 504 Maxine O'Brian, 556 MITCHELL, SR. , OF 511 Mary Gay, 547 McIVER DUBOSE, 591 MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE, 49, 331 Mary Geer, 651.1 MELINDA AVEY, 11, 311, 612 MARTHA, 504 Mary Goethe, 32, 323, 651.1 MELINDA RUTH, 551 MARTHA, 506, 509 Mary Goldberg, 553 Melinda Sapp, 514 Martha Collins, 17, 312 Mary Griffin (FLOYD EUGENE OF Melissa Duncan, 504 Martha Day, 70, 332 JAMES NEWTON OF 511) Melissa Gigger, 511 MARTHA E., 564 Mary Guy, 10, 311, 514 Melissa Pridgen, 568 MARTHA ERIN, 593 Mary Harper, 577 Melissa Thomas, 514 Martha Hardin, 591 Mary Harrell, 541 Melvina Jordan (WAYNE KENNETH OF Martha Heath, 75, 77, 335 Mary Harris, 12, 311, 517 RUDOLPH JOHN OF WILLIE Martha Hollis, 509 Mary Highsmith, 506 ELBERT OF 515) Martha Howell, 62, 331, 572 Mary Huckerby, 85, 338 MELVIN OF JACK J. OF 506 Martha Jones, 70, 332, 586 MARY JOICY, 578 MELVY DAVID OF WALTER MELVY MARTHA M., 83, 85, 338 Mary Leddon, 65, 331, 578 OF WILLARD MORTON OF 509 Martha Rowell, 507, 604 Mary Long, 30, 323 Meredith Holt, 557 Martha Snell, 564 MARY LOUISE, 546 MERLE E. OF CHARLIE MITCHELL, Martha Stokes, 39, 41, 101, 331 MARY LOUISE, 552 SR., OF 511 Martha Thornton, 29, 332, 546 MARY LOUISE, 557 MERTIE JEWELL, 574 Martha Watson, 582 MARY MARGARET, 553 META LEE , 522 Martha Weaver, 68, 332 Mary Martin, 512 MICHAEL OF WALTER CECIL OF MATTIE, 563 Mary Merrier (PERRY CALVIN OF AARON WALTER OF 506 Mattie Crews, 517 WILEY LAZARUS OF 514) MICHAEL OF JOHN LAYTON OF 512 Mattie Dryden, 506 Mary Miles (JAMES LEMUEL III OF MICHAEL CHARLES OF CHARLES Mattie Griffin, 608 JAMES LEMUEL II OF JAMES HERBERT OF 547 MATTIE L., 726 LEMUEL 1st OF 506) MICHAEL CUMMINGS OF MAX Mattie McMillan, 582 Mary Moore, 6, 311 CUMMINGS OF 586 Mattie Meetze, 522 Mary Murphy, 551 MICHAEL CURTIS OF CURTIS Mattie Miller, 551 Mary McCloud, 514 DENNIS OF 516 Mattie Stewart, 592 Mary McDonald, 18, 312, 526 MICHAEL DOUGLAS OF JOHN Mary Faxon, 506 WHITFIELD, JR., OF JOHN Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 237 WHITFIELD, SR., OF 523 Nancy Holbrook, 19, 312 Ollie Higgins 546 MICHAEL DOWLING OF EARLY Nancy Martin, 61, 331 Ollie Sweat, 516 RALPH OF 565 Nancy O'Quinn, 509 OMER HOKE, 574 MICHAEL LAMAR OF EDWARD Nancy Robertson (DAVID RICHARD OF Omie O'Steen, 514 LAMAR OF 570 JAMES MELVIN OF 507 ) Oneita Smith, 701 MICHAEL OLIVER, 557 Nancy Taylor, 10, 311, 512 Ophie Stockton, 568 MICHAEL PAUL OF WILLIAM ELMO Naomi Zink (PAGE OF LYMON Orilla Truluck, 594 OF 512 CLAUDE OF 514) OSCAR, "PREACHER", 509 MICHAEL SIDNEY OF ELTON Narvis Davidson, 582 OSCAR (Doctor), 31, 78, 563 ROMMIE OF 514 NED JEFFERSON, 35, 558 OSCAR (n.m.i.) OF WILLIE SIMUEL MICHAEL THOMAS OF THOMAS Nettie Johns, 515 OF 564 FRED OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 514 NELL OF FRED TOLBERT OF 568 OSCAR LOUIS OF JAMES ELISHA OF 514 Middie Banks, 507 Nell Hart, 587 OSCAR POWELL, 504 Mildred Brooks, 546 NELLIE, 546 OSCAR WILTON, 565 Mildred Marshall, 571 Nellie Hinkle, 512 OSWALD, 506 Mildred Herring, 512 Net Marsh, 65, 331 OSWALD, 577 Mildred Smith, 574 NETTIE, 546 PAGE OF LYMON CLAUDE OF 514 Mildred Torrence, 558 NETTIE, 563 PATRICIA ___, (REX O. OF HUBERT MILES, 27, 322 NETTIE CLYDE, 716 ALTO OF 574) MILLY, 2, 101 Nina Barrette, 533 PATRICIA, 523 MISSOURI, 506 Nina Graves, 568 PATRICIA, 578 MILTON, 504 Nina Pelton, 571 Patricia Hazelief (JOHN DEWITT, JR., MILTON WAYNE, 598 Nita Gay, 581 OF JOHN DEWITT SR., OF 543) Minnie Gillen, 25, 321, 639 Nina Smith (WALLACE LEON OF Patricia Loper (BOBBY OF LONNIE & Minnie Dennard, 531 LOCKARD LEON OF 574) Viola OF 511) Minnie Habney, 565 NOAH COLUMBUS, 70, 332, 586 Patricia Moore, 574 Minnie Harris, 509 NOEL, 47, 331 Patsy Winouski (JOEL PERRY OF JOEL Minnie Johnson, 511 NOEL BAXTER, 57, 331, 569 SPAIN OF 514) Minnie Roddenberry, 506 NOEL HOPPS OF RAYMOND PAUL, C., 509 Minnie Rouse, 517 COLQUITT OF 509 PAUL CLIFTON OF JOHN HENRY OF 514 Minnie Turner 573 NOEL MITCHELL, 569 PAUL EDWIN, 651.1 Minor King, 514 NOEL MITCHELL, JR., OF NOEL PAUL LEE, JR., OF PAUL LEE, SR., OF 574 Mitty Hagler, 564 MITCHELL OF 569 PAUL LEE, SR., 574 Mollie Carroll, 46, 58, 331, 571 NOEL PEELER, 49, 59, 60, 331, 674, ii PAULINE, 568 Monette Baggette (OSCAR OF WILLIE NOEL THOMAS, 90, 563 Pauline Batten, 512 SIMUEL OF 564) Nola Wilcox, 547 Pauline BoswelI, 578 MONROE JEFFERSON, 547 NORA, 547 Pauline Dillashaw, 587 Morrell Hodges (HORACE BILLY OF NORA, 514 Paytie Crews, 516 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564) Nora Bowen, 566 Pearl Aultman (HORACE MARTIN OF MORRIS OF JACK J. OF 506 Nora Harbin, 578 HOMER JESSE OF 514) MORRIS MARTIN, 514 Nora Jacobs, 514 Pearl Little (LENARD LONNIE OF MORTON DAVID, 591 Nora Lewis, 571 LONNIE OF 511) MOSES AARON, 506, 613 NORMA JEAN, 594 Pearl Payne, 566 MOYE CLIFTON, JR., 553 Norma Tallevast (THOMAS FRED OF Pearl Davis, 504 MOYE CLIFTON, SR., 553, WILEY LAZARUS OF 514) Pearl Hundley, 577 MUNCY, 674 NORMAN EDWIN OF HAVELOCK PEELER (see NOEL PEELER) MYRT M., 565 EAVES OF 521 Peggy Johnson (CARROLL OF MYRTICE OF WILLIAM AMBLER, SR, NORMAN FRED OF THOMAS FRED WILLIAM DENNIS, SR., OF 511) OF 515 OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 514 Peggy Purcell, 581 Myrtle Anderson, 541 NORMAN LAMAR, 582 PERCY, 542 Myrtle Jackson 591 Odella Waldron, 507 Perla Bush, 716 Myrtle Truett (AUSWALL OF DANIEL Ola Goodman (HORACE LANKFORD Permelia Head, 74, 101 YOUNG II OF 564) OF WILLIAM CORLEY OF 516 ) PERRY CALVIN OF WILEY LAZARUS Nan Jones, 564 OLIN OF HENRY JACKSON OF 507 OF 514 Nancy Boutwell, 39, 89, 101 OLIN JEFFERSON OF WILLIAM PERRY FRANKLIN, 514 Nancy Brown, 64, 331, 701 DENNIS, SR., OF 511 PERRY LEE, 12, 517 Nancy Burnsed, 506 Olive Fubtz, 566 PERRY LEE, JR., OF PERRY LEE, SR., Nancy Cook, 35, 101, 324 OLIVER PERRY, 33, 35, 323 OF 507 Nancy Dryden, 514 OLIVER PERRY, 557 PERRY LEE, SR., 507 Nancy Harris, 506, 613 OLIVER PERRY II, "DOLLY"' 34, 323, 558 PERRY LEE III, OF PERRY LEE, JR., Nancy Harrod, 69, 332, 547 OLIVER PERRY III' "PETE", 35, 558 OF PERRY LEE, SR., OF 507 Nancy Highsmith, 509 OLIVER TORRENCE, 558 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 238 PERRY MARTIN OF WILLIAM REX C. OF HUBERT ALTO OF 574 ROBERT LEROY, 578 MARTIN OF WILLIAM AMBLER, Rhoda Craven, 512 ROBERT LOUIS "BUDDY", 568 SR., OF 515 Rhoda Crews, 514 ROBERT McMILLAN, 582 PHILIP ARTHUR, 533 Rhodora Corcoran, 565 ROBERT MONROE, 660, 685 PHILIP HENRY, 24, 321, 533 RICHARD DALE OF DANIEL ELLIS ROBERT NELSON, JR., 542 PHILIP SHANKS OF MARION OF 512 ROBERT NELSON, SR., 26, 322, 542 MILLER, SR., OF 551 RICHARD DONALD OF JOHN HENRY, ROBERT NEWMAN, 568 PHILIP TERRY OF ELTON ROMMIE SR., OF 547 ROBERT S., 81, 338 OF 514 RICHARD DREW OF FRANK BRITT ROBERT VIRGLE, 574 PHILLIP, 593 OF DANIEL DREW OF 504 ROBERT WALTER OF JOHN DEWITT PHYLLIS EILEEN, 594 RICHARD EVAN OF THOMAS ALVIN SR., OF 543 PINKNEY MANCIL, 64,, 331, 701 OF 512 ROBERT WARREN OF HERBERT POLLIE, 21, 37, 101 RICHARD HAMILTON, 553 LEWIS OF 553 Polly Crews (REAVIS OF ELTON RICHARD JOSEPH, JR., OF ROBERT WAYNE OF WALTER FAY ROMMIE OF 514) RICHARD JOSEPH, SR., OF 546 OF 586 Polly Heath, 74, 101, 335 RICHARD JOSEPH, SR., 546 ROBERT YOUNG, 568 Polly Melton, 517 RICHARD LEWIS OF HERBERT ROBERT ZEDOCK, 84, 338, 597 Polly Thomason, 568 LEWIS OF 553 RODNEY EUGENE OF CARLTON Polly Weeks, 25, 321, 639 RICHARD LYNN OF WOODROW EUGENE OF 587 PORTER GARLAND OF THOMAS WILSON OF 582 ROGERS BENJAMIN OF HERNDON LAWSON OF 568 RICHARD SLOAN OF JOHN WESLEY GLENN, JR., OF 581 Primrose Palmer (WILEY EDWIN OF II OF 563 RONALD OF ROY ELWOOD, SR., OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 514) RICHARD W., 564 HARRY OTTIS, SR. OF 612 R. A. (author of this book), 94, 569, ii RICHARD WARREN, JR., OF RONALD C. OF MAX CUMlMINGS OF 586 RALEIGH CARSWELL, 514 RICHARD W. OF 564 RONALD DEE OF NORMAN LAMAR RALEIGH CARSWELL, JR., OF RICKY ELBERT OF ANGUS ELBERT OF 582 RALEIGH CARSWELL OF 514 OF ANGUS FRANK OF 564 RONALD TERRY OF WALTER FAY OF 586 RALEIGH CARSWELL III OF RILEY JOHN, 515 RONALD WARD OF GEORGE LOUIS, RALEIGH CARSWELL, JR., RILEY R., 33, 323 JR.. OF GEORGE LOUIS, SR., OF RALEIGH CARSWELL OF 514 Rilla Aldridge, 511 OF 570 RALPH RAY OF RESSIE TUCRER OF 541 Rita Carver, 565 Roney Rhoden, 512 RALPH WAYNE OF MILTON WAYNE ROBERT (ancestor of thousands in this ROSA KIRBY, 552 OF 598 book), 1, 21, 38, 67, 101, iv ROSA NELL, 574 RANDALL ARTHUR OF WILLIAM ROBERT ALTO, 574 ROSCOE, 642 ARTHUR OF 507 ROBERT CARROLL, 571 Rose Cotter (HENRY LAWRENCE, .JR., RANSOM T ., 546 ROBERT CECIL, 597 OF HENRY LAWRENCE OF 570) RANSOM TUCKER, 27, 322 ROBERT CHANDLER, 541 Rose Lane, 511 RAY A., (i.o.), 569 ROBERT DALE OF WILLIAM Rosena Youmans, 553 Raye Christie, 543 MORTON, SR., OF WALTER ROSIE G., 726 RAYMOND BRITTON OF R. A. OF 569 MELVY OF WILLARD MORTON ROSSIE CECIL OF RAYMOND RAYMOND CULLEN OF NOEL HOPPS OF 509 COLQUITT OF 509 OF RAYMOND COLQUITT OF 509 ROBERT EARL OF JAMES WILEY, ROY ELWOOD, JR ., OF ROY RAYMOND COLQUITT, 509 SR., OF 511 ELWOOD, SR., OF HARRY OTTIS, RAYMOND DANIEL OF DANIEL ROBERT EARL OF GLYNWOOD OF SR., OF 612 YOUNG II OF 564 WILLARD MORTON OF 509 ROY ELWOOD, SR., OF HARRY RAYMOND GENE OF WILLIAM ROBERT EDGAR OF ROBERT LEE OF OTTIS, SR., OF 612 AMBLER, JR. OF WILLIAM WILIIAM AMBLER, SR., OF 515 ROY GERALD, 547 AMBLER, SR., OF 515 ROBERT EDWARD OF JULIAN ROY LANIER, 570 RAYMOND JACKIE, 587 GEORGE, SR., OF 531 Ruby Crews, 507 RAYMOND RUSSELL OF ELTON ROBERT EDWIN OF WILEY EDWIN Ruby Foster (RAYMOND RUSSELL OF ROMMIE OF 514 OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 514 ELTON ROMMIE OF 514) REAVIS OF ELTON ROMMIE OF 514 ROBERT GRADY, 701 Ruby Dyal, 504 Rebecca ___, 4, 101, 311 ROBERT JAMES, 59, 331 Ruby Fox, 565 Rebecca ___, 7, 311 ROBERT JOHNSON, 596 RUBY J., 574 REBECCA, 507 ROBERT LEE, 597 Ruby Lee, 514 REBECCA, 591 ROBERT LEE OF BASCOM OF 564 Ruby Lilly, 571 Rebecca Dick, 49, 331, 565 ROBERT LEE OF NORMAN LAMAR Ruby I. Thomas, 587 REBECCA E., 6, 311 OF 582 RUDOLPH JOHN OF WILLIE ELBERT Rebecca Staley, 16, 312 ROBERT LEE OF WILLIAM AMBLER, OF 515 Rebecca Walker, 3, 12, l01 SR., OF 515 RUFUS MAYS, 723 RESSIE TUCKER, 541 ROBERT LEE, JR., 531, ii REUBEN WAVERLY, 582 ROBERT LEE, SR., 24, 531 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 239 RUSSELL EUGENE, JR., OF RUSSELL Sarah Martin (FREEMAN LAVERN OF STEPHEN ELLIOT OF JOHN PERRY EUGENE, SR., OF RALEIGH JAMES DREW OF JAMES OF JOHN H. PERRY OF 504 CARSWELL OF 514 GORDON OF 516) STEPHEN TUCKER, 29, 547 RUSSELL EUGENE, SR., OF RALEIGH Sarah McDonald, 47, 331 STEPHEN WALTER OF VIRGLE CARSWELL OF 514 Sarah Moore, 76, 335 WALTER OF ELVIE LEWIS OF 517 RUSSELL LYNN OF DHU OF 582 Sarah Prichard, 501 STEVEN CALVESTUS, 65, 331, 578 RUSSELL Y. OF EDWIN FRANK OF Sarah Roberson, 511 STEWART ALLEN, 574 DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 Sarah Stephenson (ANGUS ELBERT OF STEWART ARNETTE OF FORDYCE RUTH B., 571 ANGUS FRANK OF 564) SAMUEL OF 574 Ruth Byrd, 571 Sarah Tatum, 509 STUART PUGH OF HERBERT RUTH ESTELLE, 552 SARAH VIOLA, 33, 323 BASCOM OF 563 (also see 78) Ruth Havener, 522 Sarah Welch, 48, 331, 564 Sue ___, (DODGE OF LYMON Ruth Johns (JOHNNY L. ROY OF JOHN Sarah Jane Windham, 56. 331, 568 CLAUDE OF 514) RANDOL, JR. OF 511) Sarah Winn, 7, 311, 506 Sue Cox (AUDIE JOHNSON OF Ruth Jones, 526 Salome Taylor, 533 CHARLIE MITCHELL, SR.,OF 511) Ruth Lutz (JOHN DARLING II OF SAM OF JULIAN GEORGE, JR., OF Sue Kelley, 76, 335, 726 JAMES ELISHA OF 514) JULIAN GEORGE, SR., OF 531 SUSAN, 522 Ruth O'Berry, 558 SAMUEL CHARLTON, 594 SUSAN L., 84, 338 Ruth Merrill, 514 SAMUEL GARDNER, 594 Susan Barnes, 30, 101 323 Ruth Minium, 531 SAMUEL L., 84, 338 Susan Crews, 9, 311, 511 Ruth Parker, 568 SAMUEL LAWSON, 56, 331, 568 Susan Dryden, 514 RYAN ELI, 504 SAMUEL LEONARD, JR., 504 Susie Whiddon (WILLIAM RALPH OF Sadie Cawthon, 517 SAMUEL LEONARD, SR., "LEON", 504 CHARLES EDWIN OF 501) Sadie Cox (GEORGE PARKER OF SAMUEL MARION, 568 SYLVESTER OF CHARLIE OF 506 DAVID ALLEN OF 509) SAMUEL PINKNEY, 77, 335, 594 SUZANNA OF JAMES BLACKSHEAR SADIE LEE, 593 SAMUEL SEWALL, 76, 335 OF 574 SAINT ELMO OF JOE LEE OF 514 SAMUEL SOLOMON, 716 TAFT, 523 SALLIE, 21, 37, 10l Saphronia Johns, 541 Tansy Britt 56, 331, 685 Sallie Carter, 512 SARA & SARAH (see SALLIE) Tebetha Poole, 20 SALLIE J., 543 SCOTT (n.m.i.), OF NORMAN LAMAR TED EARL OF WILLIAM DENNIS, Sallie McLeod, 504 OF 582 SR., OF 511 Sallie Tucker, 69, 332, 582 SEBE S., 506 Tennie Warren, 597 Sallie Hammock, 685 Selina Moss, 625 TERRY OF WALLACE RAY OF 586 Sallie Mac Williams, 568 Selma Shelton, 568 TERRY CHARLES OF AUDIE Sara Lewis (JAMES LAWTON OF SELMON CALVESTUS, 578 JOHNSON OF CHARLIE JAMES NEWTON OF 511) SHELLEY DUKE, 59 MITCHELL, SR., OF 511 SARA, 506 SHELLIE M., 688 THELMA, 514 Sara Mann (CURTIS FINLEY, JR., OF SHELTON ISAAC, 83, 84, 338, 598 Thelma Highsmith (CHARLES BURIE CURTIS FINLEY, SR., OF 531) Sherrill Cofield (WILLIAM LAWSON, OF WILLARD MORTON OF 509) SARAH, 506 SR., OF JUDSON DAVIE, JR., Thelma Massingill, 598 SARAH, 509 OF 568) Thelma Pace (LOUIS AARON OF SARAH, 511 SHIRLEY F. OF WILLIAM ARTHUR CHARLES EDWIN OF 501) SARAH, 512 Shirley Gunter, 561 Thelma Pelton, 504 SARAH, 1, 101 Shirley Peacock, 553 Thelma Rhodes, 574 Sarah ___, 20, 101 Shirley Schmidt (JULIAN GEORGE, JR., Thelma Riley, 570 SARAH, 74, 335 OF JULIAN GEORGE, SR., OF 531) THEON OF HENRY JACKSON OF 507 Sarah ___, (BERNARD JAMES OF SIMEON, 1, 38, 67 80, 86, 101 THOMAS, 24, 321, 532 LOUIS AARON OF CHALES SIMEON (Confederate), 48, 59, 331, 564 THOMAS OF JAMES MADISON OF 526 EDWIN OF 501) SIMON HAGOOD, 716 THOMAS, 506 Sarah Brown, 64. 331 SIMPSON QUITMAN, 64, 331, 577 THOMAS AARON OF AARON Sarah Davis, 506 Sophia Rogenski, 578 CHARNEY OF 515 Sarah Dixon (WILLIAM OSWALD OF Sophie Davis, 10, 311 THOMAS ALLEN, 594 JOEL SPAIN OF 514) SPENCER GRACE, 515 THOMAS ALVIN, 512 Sarah Guinn, 1, 2, 13, 21, 35, 67, 101 STANLEY, 634 THOMAS ALVIN JR., OF THOMAS Sarah Hickox, 7, 311, 507 Stella Jones, 563 ALVIN OF 512 Sarah Johns, 11, 311, 515 Stella Rhoden, 515 THOMAS BEN, 577 Sarah Lane, 556 STEPHEN (n.m.i.), 593 THOMAS BERRIAN, 531 SARAH L., 556 STEPHEN BERGHEM OF DANIEL THOMAS CAMPBELL OF JULIAN Sarah Lee, 516 BAKER & Adeline OF 565 GEORGE, SR., OF 531 SARAH LOUISE OF JAMES MELVIN STEPHEN BRITT OF WALTER RILEY THOMAS COUNTS, 523 OF 507 OF GEORGE LOUIS, SR., OF 570 THOMAS DERWOOD OF WILLIAM STEPHEN EDWARD, 60, 331 DENNIS, SR., OF 511 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 240 THOMAS EDWARD, 593 Vernease Hewitt (GEORGE PARKER OF WALTER TALMADGE, 552 THOMAS EDWARD OF JOHN DAVID ALLEN OF 509) WALTER TUCKER, 69, 582 WHITFIELD, SR., OF 522 VERNON DALHART OF WILEY Wanda Bauknight, 547 THOMAS EDWARD OF WILLIE OF 507 LAZARUS OF 514 Wanelle Stringer (THOMAS THOMAS EDWARD CALHOUN, 556 VERNON LOVELL, 592 CAMPBELL OF JULIAN GEORGE, THOMAS ELIJAH, 522 VERNON PERRY OF ALBERT LEROY SR., OF 531) THOMAS FRED OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 517 WARREN, 597 OF 514 VICTOR KINLOUGH, 592 WARREN JAMES OF CHARLES THOMAS IRVING, JR., OF THOMAS VIOLA, 685 EDWIN OF 501 IRVING, SR., OF 522 Viola Carmack, 574 WATERMAN EZEKIAL, 532 THOMAS IRVING, SR., 92, 522 Viola Simms, 571 WAYNE (n.m.i.) 593 THOMAS J., 506 Viola Wllllams, 511 WAYNE KENNETH OF RUDOLPH THOMAS J. 546 VIRGIL EUGENE OF FLOYD EUGENE JOHN OF WILLIE ELBERT OF 515 THOMAS JAMES, 514 OF JAMES NEWTON OF 511 WENDELL LOWELL, JR., OF THOMAS JEFFERSON OF WILLIAM VIRGIL WALTER OF ELVIE LEWIS WENDELL LOWELL, SR., OF 561 ARTHUR OF 507 OF 517 WENDELL LOWELL, SR., 561 THOMAS JESSE, 532 VIRGINIA, 504 WESLEY, 43, 331 THOMAS LAWSON, 568 Virgina Brewer (ELDON LAVELLE OF WIGHTMAN, 582 THOMAS LEE OF THOMAS J. OF 546 CHARLES BURIE OF WILLARD WILBERT NELSON 546 THOMAS STEPHEN, 546 MORTON OF 509) WILBUR (n.m.i.), 511 TOM (see JAMES WALTER TOM OF Virginia Burney, 533 WILBUR BOYCE, JR., 553 546) VIRGINIA ELIZABETH, 552 WILBUR BOYCE, SR., 553 TOM (n.m.i.), 517 Virginia James (VERNON DALHART WILBUR KELL "SONNY" OF MAXCY TOMMIE, 547 OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 514) EDWIN OF 504 TOMMY DHU OF DHU OF 582 Virginla Moran, 565 WILBUR RAY, 573 TOMMY ROSCOE OF LONNIE & Virglnia Salley, 521 WILBUR RAY, JR., OF WILBUR RAY Jessie OF 511 Virginia Spann, 15, 312, 521 OF 573 TIMOTHY HORACE OF HORACE VIRGINIA S., 521 WILEY ASBURY, 591 BILLY OF DANIEL YOUNG II Virginia Taylor, 591 WILEY EDWIN OF WILEY LAZARUS OF 564 Virginia Whetstone, 522 OF 514 TIMOTHY PATRICK OF JOHN Vivian Tucker (WILLIAM LEON OF WILEY LAZARUS, 514 WHITFIELD, JR., OF JOHN WILLIE OF 507) WILEY W,. 74, 335, 723 WHITFIELD SR., OF 523 Vivian Morgan, 511 WILLARD (n.m.i.) OF WILLARD TOLBERT LAWSON, 568 VON HENRY, 512 MORTON OF 509 TOLBERT LEE, 56, 568 Vonda Baker (EMBREE HOSS, JR., OF WILLARD ISAAC, JR., 598 TOLLIE EDGAR, 514 EMBREE HOSS, SR. OF 564) WILLARD ISAAC, SR., 84, 598 TOLLIE LEROY OF IVEY OF 506 W. P., “WILLIE”, 15 WILLARD MORTON, "BOB'', 509, 604 TOLLIE TERRALL, 514 WADE HAMPTON, 34, 323, 654 WILL H., 547 TOM & TOMMY (see THOMAS) WALLACE LEON OF LOCKARD BILL OF GRAHAM PRICE OF 543 Tommie Lewis, 574 LEON OF 574 BILLY DUANE, 578 TRACY (n.m.i.) OF JOSEPH LESTER, WALLACE RAY, 586 BILLY WARREN OF HORACE BILLY SR., OF 506 WALTER, 506 OF DANIEL YOUNG II OF 564 TRAVERS ELMER, 561 WALTER, 515 WILLIAM (Revolut. Soldier), 1, 2, 3, 38, 101 TRAVERS SCOTT OF TRAVERS WALTER BRITT, 570 WILLIAM, 565 ELMER OF 561 WALTER CECIL OF AARON WALTER WILLIAM OF WILLIAM QUINTON, TROY EDWARD OF ELVIE LEWIS OF 506 (also see 8 & 92) JR., OF WILLIAM QUINTON OF 517 WALTER CECIL OF JAMES NEWTON OF 514 Ursula Atkinson, 44, 331, 561 OF 511 WILLIAM II, 4, 311 Valeria White, 507 WALTER CHRIS OF JAMES WILLIAM AMBLER, JR., OF Valley Layton 564 BENJAMIN OF JOHN H. PERRY WILLIAM AMBLER, SR., OF 515 Vallie Bell (1st to JAMES ALLEN OF OF 504 WILLIAM AMBLER, SR., 515 512) (2nd to WILLARD OF WALTER EVERETT, 511 WILLIAM ANDREW, 75, 335, 591 WILLARD MORTON OF 509) WALTER FAY, 586 WILLIAM ANDREW II, 591 VANDELIA, 511 WALTER LEE, 701 WILI IAM ARTHUR, 507 Vandelia Hickox, 511 WALTER MELVY OF WILLARD WILLIAM ASBURY, 593 VANNIE, 726 MORTON OF 509 WILLIAM ASHLEY, 571 Vannie White, 514 WALTER RAY OF WALTER FAY OF 586 WILLIAM BARKER, 35, 655 VASCO EBB, 543 WALTER RILEY OF GEORGE LOUIS, WILLIAM BARNEY OF AARON Velie Rowell, 509, 604 SR., OF 570 CHARNEY OF 515 Velma Vavra, 566 WALTER SCOTT OF WALTER RILEY WILLIAM BENJAMIN, 16, 312 VENA, 542 OF GEORGE LOUIS, SR, OF 570 WILLIAM BIRT, 655 Verdie RauIerson, 515 WALTER T . S., 68, 332 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued-

Page 241 WILLIAM BOYD OF DANIEL ELLIS WILLIAM MORTON, SR., OF WALTER WOODROW WILSON, 582 OF 512 MELVY OF WILLARD MORTON YOUNG DAN, 574 WILLIAM CORLEY, 516 OF 509 YOUNG DANIEL, 565, 695 WILLIAM COURTNEY, 591 WILLIAM MURRAY, 522 ZACHARIAH (see ZACHEUS) WILLIAM DENNIS, JR;, OF WILLIAM WILLIAM NELSON, 546 ZACK (n.m.i.), 563 DENNIS, SR., OF 511 WILLIAM NELSON, 642 ZACKERY SEWELL, 591 WILLIAM DENNIS, SR., 511 WILLIAM NEWTON, 4, 501 ZACHEUS (Reverend ), 39, 43, 50, 67, WILLIAM EDWARD OF JOEL LOUIS WILLIAM NOEL, 564 71, 73, 77, 81, 101 OF 582 WILLIAM OSCAR, 507 ZACHEUS ASBURY (Reverend ), 68, WILLIAM ELI, 504 WILLIAM OSWALD OF JOEL SPAIN 332, 581 WILLIAM ELIJAH, 625 OF 514 ZACKIE FRANCIS, 578 WILLIAM ELLIS “TOBY”, OF JAMES WILLIAM PIERCE, 51, 679 ZACKY (see ZACHEUS) MELVIN OF 507 WILLIAM PORTER, 676 Zadie Capp, 74, l0l WILLIAM ELMO, 512 WILLIAM PRESTON, SR., 15, 312 Zella McGinnis, 531 WILLIAM ELMO, JR., OF WILLIAM WILLIAM QUINTON, 514 Zilpha Smith, 50, 131, 566 ELMO OF 512 WILLIAM QUINTON, JR., OF ZINNAMON (Reverend), 63, 67, 331 WILLIAM ENNIS, 542 WILLIAM QUINTON OF 514 ZINNAMON FLETCHER, 578 WILLIAM EVERETT OF JOHN WILLIAM RALPH OF CHARLES Zora Hallman, 574 FREDERICK OF 543 EDWIN OF 501 Zulale Johnson, 716 WILLIAM FERDINAND, 32, 323 WILLIAM REYNOLDS, 62, 331, 573 Dozier, 617 WILLIAM GLADSTONE, 582 WILLIAM RILEY, 507 Doyle, 746 WILLIAM H., 21, 25, 101, 321 WILLIAM RUSSELL OF WALTER FAY Downs, 673 WILLIAM HAMILTON (Reverend), 30, OF 586 Drake, HELEN VIRGINIA, 569 323, 551 WILLIAM TED, 587 Drawdy, GOLDIE, 517 WILLIAM HAMILTON, JR., 551 WILLIAM THEODORE, JR., 587 Driggers, 645 WILLIAM HAMPTON, 22, 321 WILLIAM THEODORE, SR., 71, 332, 587 Driskell, 747 WILLIAM HAMPTON II, 532 WILLIAM W., 8, 509 Drummond, 623 WILLIAM HAMPTON III, 532 WILLIAM WALTER, 517 Dryden, 613 WILLIAM HANK, 533 WILLIAM WESLEY, 6, 311, 504 EMMA SORENTHO, 12, 311, 613 WILLIAM HARDEE 515 WILLIE, 507 Nathan, 12, 311, 613 WILLIAM HENRY (Confederate), 23, WILLIE, 512 Dubose, 606, 736 26, 322, 541 WILLIE, 526 JanIe Josey, 75 WILLIAM HENRY (infant), 542 WILLIE DAVENPORT, 573 Oscar B., 75 WILLIAM HENRY (child ), 23, 321 WILLIE EDWIN, 504 LOANIE, 511 WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOR, 6, 504 WILLIE ELBERT, 515 Dukes, ELIZABETH, 541 WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER, 25, 26, 28, 322 WILLIE ELVESTUS, 578 NONA EVA, 542 WILLIAM LAMAR, 547 WILLIE FRANK OF WILLIAM NOEL Duncan, 700 WILLIAM LAWRENCE OF LEX OF 564 Calhoun (Reverend), 64 EDWIN OF 577 WILLIE H., 547 George Washington, 64, 331, 700 WILLIAM LAWSON, JR., OF WILLIE M., 546 LAURA, 64, 331, 700 WILLIAM LAWSON, SR.OF WILLIE MCMILLAN, 546 Durance, B. LENORA, 504 JUDSON DAVIE, JR., OF 568 WILLIE NEWTON OF JAMES Dyal, MALISIA CAMILE, 546 WILLIAM LAWSON, SR., OF JUDSON NEWTON OF 511 NETA, 542 DAVIE, JR. , OF 568 WILLIE SIMUEL, 564 Dykes, GUSSIE, 509 WILLI AM LAYTON, 10, 512 WILLIE WOODROW OF WOODROW Early, 757 WILLIAM LEE, 596 WILSON OF 582 Eason, BEULAH, 507 WILLIAM LEON OF WILLIE OF 507 Willie Adams, 65, 331, 577 Eaves, CALLIE, 723 WILLIAM LEROY, 65, 331 Willie Brice, 688 Echols, 605 WILLIAM M., 514 WILLIE ELLEN, 717 Eddy, NOVIE, 515 WILLIAM MACKENZIE, 568 Willie Harrell, 571 Edmondson, 647, 711 WILLIAM MANNING, 504 Willie Jiles, 582 Edwards, 608 WILLIAM MARTIN OF WILLIAM WILLIS H., 35, 36, 101, 324 SOPHINA BELL, 9, 311 AMBLER, SR. OF 515 WILLIS IRVIN, 557 William, 9, 311 WILLIAM MATTHEWS OF WILLIAM Willow Lee (J. D. OF DANIEL YOUNG Ellis, MAUDE, 506 ENNIS OF 542 II OF 564) Elson, BLONDELL, 565 WILLIAM MATTISON, 32, 323 Wilma Dooling 574 Engram, Missourt Frances Hildreth, 88, 339 WILLIAM MCKINLEY OF JAMES Wilma Clark, 531 John Robert, 88, 339 LONNIE, SR. OF 515 Wilma Newman (JOHN DARLING II Enslen, KATE, 568 WILLIAM MORTON, JR., OF OF JAMES ELISHA OF 514) Ensminger, 623 WILLIAM MORTON, SR. OF WILSON THOMPSON, 90, 557 Enzor, GRACE, 568 WALTER MELVY OF WILLARD WILSON THOMPSON, JR., 557 Erickson, JANE, 565 MORTON OF 509 WOODROW WILSON, 526 Dowling, continued- Dowling, continued- Evans, 697, 698

Page 242 LILLIAN, 586 Sarah Peacock, 6 John, 66 WILLIE MAE, 697 Fulford, 665 Lee, 88, 339 Everett, William, 83 Furman, JANE MELISSA, 523 Velie Brackin, 66, 331, 710 Fain, 669 Gallop, LOISELLE, 543 Greene, 640 Jason, 45 Galloway, George, 76 Gregg, Alexander, 21 Faircloth, 72 Jane, 76 Gregory, 676 Faires, MARGARET, 14, 521 Gardner, 748 STELLA, 676 Farmer, 637 Garner, Absolam, 74 Griffin, 606, 608, 613 Farncey, OCIE, 511 Gatlin, 632 Dempsey, 10, 311, 608 Farrington, HENRIETTA, 547 LOTIS, 526 EVA, 514 Faulk, Alexander, 43 Geiger, LEILA, 522 Finley, 88, 339 Valdonia Byrd, 43 Gibbons, LILLIAN EUGENIA, 569 IRENE, 517 Feagin,Mattie Stokes, 72 Gilbert, ELEANOR, 587 James, 10 Felder, 622 Gill, SARAH CORRINE, 551 MARY E., 10, 311, 608 Ferguson, SALLIE, 509 Gillen, Henry, 25 Muncie Hildreth, 88, 339 Ferrell, MARY, 507 Mary Barnes, 25 NANCY, 509 Fields, 697 Gillson, 637.1 ROSE ELLA, 511 Mary Anna Suggs, 74, 335 Gipson, 64 VIOLA, 511 William "Babe", 74, 335 Gilliland, Martha, 45 VIOLET, 506, 608 WILLIE MAE, 697 Glenn, Barbara Wesley Herndon, 69 VIVIAN, 578 Fielder, 739, 747 LOUISE, 596 Grimes, 749, 750, 751, 753 Figg, James, 52 Massillon McKendree, 69 Altie Myra Ethel Nelson, 87, 339, 753 Margaret, 52 Glover, 637, 735 America Ann Watters, 87, 339, 751 Finley, SARAH, 526 Goethe, Eliza Peeples, 32 Amon Travis, 86, 339 Fisher, JESSIE, 612 Washington, 32 Benjamin William. 86, 339, 750 Fitts, 648 Goff, 671, 706 Bethany Hines, 86 Fitzgerald, RUBY, 543 Wiley, 46 Caroline Shepherd, 87, 339, 750 Fiveash, 604 Golden, Eliza, 64 Elizabeth Holman, 86, 339, 749 Flagg, Mary Elizabeth Maxwell, 36 William, 64 Frances Catherine, 86, ll9 Francis Hopkins, 36 Goodridge, 642 Harriett Hildreth, 82, 86, 339 Fleming, 648 HARRIETT SARAH, 642 Haywood Pinkney, 86, 339, 749 Benlah Hildreth, 88, 339 Googe, CORA HAZELTINE, 33, 323 Henry B., 86, 339 Frank, 88, 339 George, 33, 323 Henry Edwin, 87, 339, 753 Fletcher, JULIA SAMANTHA, 504 William (Reverend), 33 James Buchanan, 86, 339 Floreke, ORA MARIE, 598 Goolsby, JEWEL, 564 John Thomas, 87, 339, 751 Flowers, 747, 748 Goodson, 748 Mollie Reed, 86, 339, 750 Ann Eliza Massey, 85, 338, 748 Eunice Massey, 85, 748 Nancy Sanders, 86, 339, 749 James G., 338, 748 Grace, 660 Stephen, 86 Mary, 74 Graham, 616 Tom, 82 Fluker, HARRIETT MAMI SUE, 553 Eliza Carey Smith, 13, 312, 616 Vinia Forbes Sams, 87, 339, 750 Folkes, J. P., 51 Julia Brooks 312 Grooms, 729 Folsom, 704 SARAH, 13, 312 Guess, 628, 629, 630, 630.1 Ford, 634 Sarah Morse, 13, 312 Ca1ista Parler, 17, 312, 628 MARGARET L., 634 Stephen G., 13 Charles Zach. Russell, 17, 312 Thomas, 3 William Wesley, 13, 312 Daniel, 16, 312 Forehand, Elizabeth Durdon, 65 Winchester, 13, 312, 616 Decania William David, 17, 312, 628 Jesse, 65 Zachariah G., 13, 312 Eleanor Priscilla Rachel, 16 Foster, RENA GRACE, 533 Grantham, Jessey, 38 ELIZABETH, 16, 20, 312 Fowler, 694 Graves, Edward (Reverend), 73 Henry Edward Elisha, 17, 312 Frazier, 747 Gray, 664, 670, 672 James Aaron, 17, 312 Free, 622, 626 Cornelia Cox, 46, 331, 672 John, Jr., 16, 19 ALLIE , 523 Gilman, 46 John, Sr., 16 CAROLINE ANNIE, 523 Henrietta Oates, 46 John Eli Nolly, 17, 312 ELIZABETH MAGALENE, 16, 312, 626 Mary Elizabeth Cox (Didham), 45, 331, 670 Joseph Gardner Hamilton, 17, 312, 629 Jacob E., 16, 312, 626 Simeon Paskal, 45, 331, 670 Louise Smith, 17, 312, 630.1 Freeman, Charley, 33, 323 William A., 46, 331, 672 Mattie Prothro, 17, 312, 629 LOU, 33, 323 Green, 710, 748, 757 Rachel Davis, 16 MARY, 33, 323 Alonzo Bolyn, 88, 339, 757 Sallie Barr, 17, 312, 630 Mary Jane, 33, 323 Frances, 66 Samuel Daniel Medicus 17, 312, 630 William, 21 Daisy Hildreth, 88, 339 Sarah Ann Elizabeth, 16, 312 French, MABLE RUTH, 701 Gladys, 565 Susan Catherine Barr, 17, 312, 629 Ida Roberta Hildreth, 88, 339, 757 William Elijah Bartholomew, 17, 312, 630.1 Frier, Ryan, (Reverend), 6 Green, continued- Guest, PEGGY JUNE, 587

Page 243 Guise, JANE, 568 James Leonard, 13 Ben Franklin, 32 Gunter, 642, 737 John, 13, 312 Hayes, Alonzo Farmer, 87 EFFIE, 642 John Chester 14, 312, 618.1 Charlie (Doctor), 79 Jake, 80 Lena Hurst, 13, 312, 617 E. H., 40 Matilda Snellgrove, 80 Louisa, 14, 312 Early, 79 MISSOURI MARTHA, 511 Margaret, I4, 312 George, 79 Nancy Louisa King, 80, 336, 737 Washington Aaron, 13, 312, 617 Helen Mixson, 79 William Y., 80, 336, 737 Hancock, 720 Mary, 87 Guy, 608 Hand, SARAH 507 Nora, 79 Bathsheba Thomas, 10 HANDLEY, 645 Susanne King, 79, 336 William, 10 Hanks, 577 Wllliam Eben, 79, 336 Guyman, 747 MINNIE, 577 Haynsworth, 629 Hagler, 677 Hankins, 679 Head, 736 Hagood, 13 NETTIE, 512 Heath, James Madison, 88, 339 Hale, SABRA, 512 PEARL ESTELLE, 679 Nancy Jane, 88, 339 Ha11, 690, 729 Hammel, IVA MAE, 582 Suzanne Muldrow, 75 CARRIE, 573 Harden, 641 William, 75 Hallford, 680, 682, 684 Hardwick, B. B., 88 Heiser, JULIA BELL, 581 Burrell, 52 Kate Mixson, 88 Hendrick, 660 Clayton Monroe, 54, 331 Hardy, 678, 690 Hendricks, 644 Dixon H. L., 53, 331 Hare, REBECCA OLIVIA, 522 Joseph Edward, Jr., 28, 94 Emily Mullins, 53, 331, 682 Harkins, 713 Hendrix, EMALINE, 70, 332 George Ezekiai, 52, 53 Harper, ROSA JENKINS, 591 Hendry 70, 332 Gordon L., 53, 331, 682 Harriett, HESTER ANN, 32 MARY ANN, 70, 332 Harriett Skipper, 53, 331 Annie Priester, 33, 323 Mary Ann, 70, 332 James, 52, 331 Frank, 33, 323 Paul, 332 James Samuel, 52 James, 32, 33, 323 Perry, 70 Jason Wilburn, 53, 331 John, 33, 323 Herbert, 753 John, 52 Martha Myers, 33, 323 Herrin, ARRIE, 514 JOHNNIE, 573, 680 Missie Mole, 33, 323 IDELL, 514 Julius, 52 Sarah Benton, 33, 323 Hickox, David, 7 Lizzie, 54 VICTORIA, 32, 33, 323 ETHEL, 512 Mary Skipper, 52, 331 William, 33, 323 Harley J., 7 Moses, 52 Harrington, 631 LIZA, 10, 512 Moses Gordon, 52, 53 Harris, 604, 609, 610, 613, 614, 677 NANCY, 509 N. W., 53 Civility, 12 Sarah Altman, 7 Nancy J., 52 Elizabeth Ann McKissack, 58 Hicks, ALENE, 514 Nancy Huggins, 52 EMMA SORENTHO, 12, 311, 613 Hiers, ANNIE ELLIS, 552 Nancy Warrick, 52 JANE, 565 Higginbotham, MARY, 506 Piety, 54, 331, 684 Jim, 51, 331, 677 Highsmith, LIZZIE, 512 Roxy, 53 John, 12, 311, 613 ZILLIE CECELIA, 517 Samuel, 52 Lewis Randall, 12, 311, 614 Hildreth, 681, 754, 755, 756 Samuel Ezekial, 61, 331, 684 Mary Character, 5I A. Lonnie, 88, 339 Samuel H., 52, 331 MARY JANE, 51, 331, 677 Annie Ruth Carmichael, 88, 339 Samuel Jesse, 53, 331 OLLIE, 512 B. Horace, 89, 339 Sophia Figg, 52, 331, 680 Pierce (Reverend), 58 B. Malcom, 89, 339 Susannah, 52, 331 Rebecca, 12 Benjamin J. (Reverend), 86, 89, 101, 339 Wesley H., 52, 331, 680 SARAH, 507 Bessie ___, 88 ZILLIH, 52, 331 SOPHIA, 12, 311, 614 Charles H., “Red”, (Reverend), 88, 756 Ham, L. W., 77, 335 Stogner, 12 E. Homer, 88, 339 SALLY JANE, 77, 335 Zackie, 51 Elizabeth Hayes, 87, 339 Hampton, Wade, 34 Harrison, 611, 688 Emma Mixson, 88, 339, 755 Hanberry, 617, 618, 618.1, 621 EDITH MYRTLE, 556 Emmett F., 88 Bartholomew, 13, 312 MARY M., 568 Frances Catherine, 86, 339 Clara Maggie ___, 13, 312 MATTIE, 688 Franklin Pierce, 88, 339, 754 Decania, 13, 312 Harrod, James (Reverend), 71 George Travis, 88, 339, 755 ELEANOR, 12, 312 Hartley, ANNIE, 512 Henry Walter, 88, 339, 756 Elvira Padgett, 14, 312, 618.1 Hartzog, 619 James, 86, 339 Hansford, 13, 312, 618 Harvey, LETHANA, 515 JEMIMA, 82, 86, 89, 101, 339 Henry, 13 Hatcher, 665 John M., 88, 339 Henry R., 13, 312 Hawkins, 678 Julia Hamner, 88, 339 Honora Corniff, 14, 312, 618.1 Lillie Skipper, 88, 339, 681, 756 Hanberry, continued- Hay, 650 Hildreth, contiuned-

Page 244 Lenora Frances Mims, 88, 339, 754 Howell, 754 CATHERINE, 61, 331, 695 Lula Cotter, 88, 339 ARGENIA, 517 Ester, 62 Martha M., 136, 339 IOLA, 517 Hannah, 57, 58 Marvin Bascomb, 88, 339 John, 62 Jim, 26 Mary, 86, 339 LETITIA, 511 NELLIE, 688 Mary A., 86 Mary Andrews, 62 Shirley, 26 Milly ___ , 86, 88, 339 Hudgens, 671 SOPHIA, 515 Quincy Whittle, 87, 339 Ansel, 46 Spencer L., 61, 331, 695 R. Bunyan, 88, 339 Hudspeth, Mrs. John M., 52 Johnston, 659, 678 Robert H. Jackson (Reverend), 88, 339 Hughes, 680, 690 Edward John Kent, 36, 324, 659 Saphronia J., 86 Benson, 60 Frances Rawls, 36, 324, 659 Susie, 86, 339 ELIZABETH ANN, "BETSY", 60, 331, 690 Virginia Papy, 36 Travis Zaccheus, (Reverend), 87, 339 Needham, 49, 60, 331, 690 Jones, 613, 615, 640, 694, 731, 756 William C., 86, 339 Rachel Matthews, 60 Annie, 19 Hightower, 617 Will C . (Reverend), 40 Bemberry Bond, 19, 312 Hill, 620, 641, 685 Hundley, 660 ELIZABETH, 19, 312 CAROLYN ROSE 566 Hunnicutt, DEBBIE LOU, 547 Elvin, "Dick", 80 James, 19, 312 Hunt, 674 Frances Louise Granger, 67 NANCY ANN, 19, 312 FLORRIE REBECCA, 674 GOLDIE MAE, 514 William, 312 Hutchinson, 741 Herbert, 80 Hillenkamp, ANNA ANIDA (Mrs. J. A.), 74, 723 Sarah Hooks, 82, 338, 741 Ida Elizabeth Graham, 13, 312, 615 Hilliard, SALLIE CAMILLA, 566 VASSIE, 577 James, 13, 312, 615 Hilton, 607 William 82, 338, 741 Jane Byrd, 80 Hinson, MARY CATHERINE, 574 Huxford, Folks (Judge), 3, 9, 25, 37, ii John, 67 Hodges, 47 Ingraham, Elizabeth Parker, 63 John H., 26, 322, 640 Hogan, MARY, 515 Jack, NAN, 504 John I., 80 Holbrook, Jacob, 19 Jackson, 684 John J., 73, 333 Holley, MILDRED, 564 Jacobs, 604, 609 Louie, 80 Hollis, Vickie Hildreth, 88, 339 MARY M., 568 MARY REBECCA, 26, 28, 322, 640 Holland, 665 James, 322, 629, 748 Mittie Ann Stokes, 73, 333 Holman, 675, 692 Elizabeth, 29 NANNIE, 526 ANNA J., 564 Ransom T., 25 Sarah Frances King, 80, 336 H. L., Jr., 60, 692 REBECCA, 25, 26, 322 William, 80, 336 John Clinton, Sr., 60, 331, 692 Janowski, MARGARET, 574 Jordan, 620, 669 Louisa S. Dunson, 60 Jarvis, 750 Eugene R., 45, 669 Martha Ligon, 60 Jaudon, Elizabeth Winters, 25 Irene, 45 Marvin, 60, 692 Henry William, 25 Josey, 724 Meigs Marshall, 60 Jenkins, 739 Robert Sinkler, 74 Nancy Redwine, 60 James, 38 Julian, J. C. (Colonel), 74 SUSAN O., 566, 692 Jernigan, Ellen Stokes, 73, 333 Justice, Arch (Captain), 44, 68, 72, 81 SUSAN VIRGINIA, 60, 331, 692 MARGARET, 522 OSSIE LEE, 574 William C., 60 Johns, 604, 606, 646 Keahey, 713 Holt, JEWEL, 591 ALTIE, 509 Neil B. (Reverend), 67, 331 713 Honney, 607 Andrew, 22, 321 Rebecca Brackin, 67 331, 713 Hood, ADA LEONORA, 551 BATHSHEBA, 509 Kearse, Eliza Rosier, 19, 312 ELIZABETH, 547 Billy, 29 Keith, 676, 751 Hooks, 740 COLASTINE, "KATE", 509 BIRTIE, 676 Abi Rhodes, 82, 338, 740 DIANNA, 542 Kelehear , 652, 653 Benjamin Daniel, 82, 338, 740 Elizabeth Walston, 22, 321 Keller, BONNIE ELIZABETH, 582 CAROLINE, 82, 84, 338 ELLA, 506 Kellett, PATRICIA EDNA, 558 Dave, 82, 338 Jeremiah Jackson Johns, 311 Kelly, 647, 714 J. Frank, 82, 84 Lovey Jane Denmark, 29, 322, 646 FANNIE, 543 Jim, 82, 338 Mary Futch, 29 George Ellison, 30, 322, 647 John Franklin, "Jack", 82, 338 Mary Walker, 311 Hester Denmark, 28, 322, 647 Sallie Martin, 84 PEARL, 547 ISABELL, 506 Susie ___ , 82, 338 Riley, 11 James Robert (Judge), 30 William, 82 Sarah Leigh, 11 LETHANIE, 515 Willis, 82 William Jack, 29, 322, 646 NORA GERTRUDE, 566 Hopkins, Sister, 18 Johnson, 637.1, 688, 695, 748, 749, 755 Kelley, George 76 Horn, 711 Amos, 62 Mary Stewart, 76 MARIE, 570 Ben, 57 Kemp, 686 Horton, MATTIE, 507 Betsy, 58 Kendall, Frank, 13 Hosford, LENORA, 582 Johnson, continued- Kennedy, Martha Gamble, 78

Page 245 Robert, 77, 78 Loafie, 43 AVER EUGENIA, 574, 6665 Kennerly, 627 NETTIE, 716 Benjamin B., Jr., 59, 84 ELLEN MARIA, 16, 312, 627 SARAH, 1, 101 Benjamin W., 62 Joseph, 16, 312, 627 Sarah A., "Sally", 61, 331, 694 Daniel, 59, 331, 689 Kerling, Mattie Clark, 80 SARAH JANE, 517 Elizabeth Rice Dowling Priester, 20 Killebrew, 708 Timothy Cuthbert II, 61, 331, 694 Hamilton, Jr., 20 Kimbrell, ELIZABETH, 514 Tobias Jr., 61 Hamilton, Sr., 20 King, 738 W. J. (Doctor), 78 J. Mather, 43 Amanda Clark, 80, 336, 738 Lehman, MARGARET, 543 James L. , 43 BERTHA, 506 Lewis, 684, 747, 748 John Floyd, 43, 331, 665 C. J., 79, 336 LEILA BELLE, 573 MARGARET FRANCES, 59, 331, 689 Charles, 6, 311 Linton, ESTELL, 514 Mary Matthews, 42, 331, 662 ELIZA, 6, 311 Lipham, NAOMI, 547 Mary Myers, 59 Eliza, "Betty", 6 Lipscomb, 639 Melton M., 62 James, 79 NELLAH, 639 ORRIE, 533 James Dennis, 6 Lisenby, 663 Pheriba, 62 Joe Wilson, 77, 80, 336, 738 Lloyd, 637, 719, 729 Randol, 50, 61 John Oscar, 80, 336 AGNES LOUISA, 76, 335, 729 Sarah Smith, 43 Martha Stokes, 79, 336 Jim, 76, 335, 729 Stephen Martin, 62, 331, 696 Max, 80 Loadholt, Julia Freeman, 33, 323 William Edward, 42 Minnie Knight, 80, 336 Locke, 757 William Henry, 42, 331, 662 Nathan, 6 Logan, DELORES, 586 Mason, 652 Phillip H. (Senator), 79, 336 WILLIE, 561 Blakely (Reverend), 33, 323, 652 RANAH ALENE, 569 Long, 658, 680 CLEMENTINE PAMELIA, 33, 323, 652 Rebecca, 6 Alonzo, 30 Massey, 748, 747 RHODA, 506 Catherine, 30 AMANDA, 85, 338, 748 Robert Dennis, 6 MARIAN GREY, 542 Ann, 85, 338 Zibe, 10 Lowery, ESSIE MAE, 574 Anna Saunders, 748 Kimel, 735 Lowrey, CORA, 723 Ben Frank, 85, 338 Kinard, Henry, 33, 323 Lowry, 658 Bertha Neaves, 338, 748 Mary Harriett, 33, 323 Francis William, 36, 91, 658 Callie Farrish, 338, 748 Kingsley, 688 Lumpkin, JUNE RAWLS, 717 Ida Angel, 85 ELIZABETH, "LIZZY", 688 Lusk, 753 James Luther, 85, 338, 748 Knabb, MINNIE, 515 Luster, GAIL, 532 John M., 85, 338, 748 Knotts, 729 Lyons, 604 KATIE LEAN, 586 LEILA ELIZABETH, 522 Mabry, 739, 748 Levi Elva, 85, 338, 748 Kolb, DOROTHY, 564 Jim A., 748 Lillian McNeer, 338, 748 Lane, ALMA 514 Mallie Massey, 85, 748 Nancy MeCool, 85 Laney, J. P., 78 MacLean, 638 Nannie, 85, 338 Lansdale (Judge), 52 Robert LeRoy, 93, 638 Pearl Carnes, 338, 748 Large, Francis Marion, 75 (also see McLean) Zack, 85 Martha Dupre Dubose, 75 Mahoney, FRANCES, 596 Zack II, 85, 338, 748 Larkin, 706 Malphrus, 650 Mathison, MAIDRA CYLDE, 561 Mary. 66 Mann, 637 Matthews, 660, 664, 669, 681 Lastinger, LORA MAE, 514 Atlanta Osceola, 23 Elisha, 39, 41, 42, 60, 331 Latham, IDA. 542 Jackson D., 23, 321, 637 LACY ANN, 39, 61, 42, 54, 83, 331 Lawless, 748 MARTHA JANE, 23, 321, 637 Lucy Brackin, 42, 331, 660 Lawrence, DOROTHY MAE, 582 Manning, 607 Martha Cox, 45, 331, 669 Lazenby, JESSIE LEE, 514 Lonnie W., 9 Martha Truitt, 41 Leach, 748 Marley, RACHAEL, 566 Mellon Thoory, 42, 331, 664 Leatherwood, 740 Marr, CLAIRE, 551 Moses, Jr., 41 RUBY ESTELLE, 533 Marsh, 704, 705 Moses, Sr., 45, 52 Ledbetter, 681 EMMA GERTRUDE, 564 Moses Gordon, 45, 331, 669 Lee, 613, 694 J. E., 72 Nancy Brown, 42, 331, 660 DAISY, 507 Judge A., 65, 331, 704 Rebecca Treadwell, 42, 331, 664 Elizabeth Severance, 61 Mary Duberry, 65 William Edward, 42, 331, 660 ELVERA, 514 Needham, 65 Mauldin, 669 Frederick, 1 PENNY LOUETTA, 65, 331, 704 Mayfield, 627 PEGGY FAYE, 573 Tobe, 65 McAllister, ELIZABETH, 523 Fitzhugh, 443 Martin, 662, 665, 671, 689, 690, 696, 713, 735 McAtee, 747 HELEN MAY, 542 ANNA JANE, 62, 331, 696 McBee, 651.1 INEZ, 517 Aquilla Matthews, 43, 331, 665 LULA RHETT, 651.1 Lee, continued- Martin, continued- McCall, Hart, 59

Page 246 McCarn, CARROW, 569 Meginnis, Benjamin A., page ii, 95 Catherine Gibson, 53 McCauley, 752 Melton, 729 Lewis, 53 Georgiann Grimes, 87, 339, 752 Mercer, 608 Mullis, MATTIE, 511 Jerome, 87 Meredith, 666 Murdock, Caroline Martin Dowling, 51 John M. (Reverend), 87 Merrick, John (Colonel), 55 John W., 51 W. Lafayette, 87, 339, 752 Merriweather, 748 Muphy, LOTTIE B., 569 McChessney, SARAH HELEN, 566 Pearl Massey, 85, 338, 748 Murr, 724 McClain, ETTA, 517 Tom, 338, 748 Murray, SARAH, 507 McClanahan, MARY ELISE, 531 Metcalf (Reverend), 64 Myles, 618.1 McClure, GLADYS, 598 Metcalf, 707, 712 Nash, GRACE, 533 McCollough, EDNA, 596 Dallas, 67, 331, 712 Neal, 637.1 McCoy, 632, 738 John W., 66, 67 CAROLINA ELIZABETH, 521 McCrory, 747 M. Lafayette, "Fate", 66, 331, 707 Neaves, 747 McCutcheon, CATHERINE, 591 Martha Brackin, 66, 331, 707 Amanda McDaniel, 85, 338, 747 McDonald, 667, 687 Piety Brackin, 67, 331, 712 J. W., 338, 747 Angus, 47 Neil (Senator), 66, 707 Neel, MILDRED JELENA, 507 Annie Wllliams, 57 PERLA, 577 Nelson, Amanda Sheppard, 87 Daniel, 47 Sarah Strand, 66, 67 Martin V. B., 87 Elizabeth Matthews, 43, 331, 667 Metcalfe, 661 Nettles, 643, 650 Farley, 57 Bartow (Reverend), 59 Nevels, 72 Hugh, 43, 331, 667 Middleton AGNES MAGNOLIA, "NOLIE", 514 Newman, 672 Jesse, 57 Mikell, ERNIE, 541 Vinnie Hildreth, 88, 339 John (Reverend), 47, 57 Miley, NORMA, 568 Will, 88, 339 John F., 57, 331, 687 Miller, 660, 672, 740 Newsome, 714 Lula, 57 Emmett G., 89, 339 Nichols, ALTAMINE, 506 Lucy, 57 Joe Ham, 77 Nickelson, 747 Marvin, 57 Lillie Hildreth, 89, 339 Nix, 653 NANCY JANE, 56, 57, 331, 687 VIRGINIA, 574 AIMEE GERTRUDE, 34, 323, 653 Randol, 57 Mims, 728 John Hamilton, 34, 323, 653 VIRGINIA CAROLYN, 504 Mitchell, GLADYS LOUISE, 573 Nobles, ARCHIE FILA, 546 McDaniel, 747, 748 Mixon, 721 Nolte, GLADYS, 565 A. Gus, 85, 338, 747 Barzilla H., 72, 333, 721 Norris, 697, 735 Fronia, 85 Julia Harris, 72 ESTHER, 697 Julia Ballard, 338, 747 Melinda Stokes, 72, 333, 721 Norton, EMMA, 315 Malinda Simson, 338, 747 Wade, 88 Norwood, MARIE, 592 Mildred, 85 Willlam, 72 Null, EVA MAE, 586 Newton N., 81, 85 338 Mixson, 737 Nuttall, MINNIE LEE, 542 Robert William, 85, 338, 747 Ada Lillian Hildreth, 88, 339 Oates (Governor), 59 SUSAN, 81, 85, 338, 747 Aubrey, 88 Elizabeth Shipps, 59 McElheney, 653 David Marion, 88, 339 Stephen, 59 McFarland, MARTHA ANN CAROLYN, 526 Earl, 88 William, 59 McGhee,, 732 EDNA LENORA, "NONIE", 553 O'Berry, ELIZABETH, 501 McGlon, ELIZABETH, 501 Mabin, 88 LETITIA 511 McGregor, 743 Maurice Andrew, 88 MAMIE, 511 ELLA, 84, 338, 743 Rex (Reverend), 88 O'Brien, THELMA IRENE, 565 Jack, 84, 338, 743 Mizell, MINNIE, 506, 509 Odum, LIZZY, 515 McIntyre, 687 ZILLIE CECELIA, 517 O'Donnell, SUSAN JEANNETTE, 566 McKinney, 720, 733 Moody, OLLIE, 512 Ogden, Isaac, 27 McKinnon, 83 Moore, JULIA, 33, 323 Isaac E., 24 McKnight, 709 Humphrey, 33, 323 Sarah Jackson, 27 McLane, SARAH, 504 Susie, 76 Samuel or Solomon, 22 McLean, 739 Morgan, 604 Sara Murphy, 24 Daniel, Jr., 81, 85, 338, 739 LUCY, 570 Ogelsbee, ELIZABETH, 2, 101 Daniel, Sr., 81, 338 Morris, 623, 696, 699 O'Neal, 703 Margaret McDaniel, 81, 338, 739 ANNA JANE, 62, 331, 696 James R. L. S., 65, 331, 703 Mary, 81, 82, 338 CALLIE, 63, 331, 699 MATTIE, 65, 331, 703 Wilson C., 81, 338 I. V., 63, 331, 699 O’Quinn, 609 McLellan, ANNIE, MAUDE, 547 Joe S., 62, 63, 331 MAGGIE, 517 McLeod, 677 Morrison 632, 673 NANCY, 506 McMichael, 682, 708 MARGARET, 625 Osborne, 750 McMillan, 620, 630.1 Moseby, 615 Ott, LILLIAN INEZ, 556 McLendon, IDA, 546 Mulkey, ELLA, 515 Otwell, ELIZABETH LOUISE, 551 McQuarters, Sallie Turner, 16 Mullins, 693, 712 Ousley, 747

Page 247 Emmett E., 338, 747 FLOSSIE MAE, 574 Lena Stripland, 54, 66 Lillie McDaniel, 85, 338, 747 SYLVIA, "JACKIE", 573 Lucy Lavannah, 66, 331, 709 Owens, 618.1 KATE, 546 Thomas W., 66, 331, 709 (Colonel), 13 Pearson, 628 Pritchard, ETTA MAE, 501 LETITIA, 35, 324 Peeler, Clyde, 33 Pryer, 702 Thomas D., 35, 324 Penny, 748 Pyke, RUTH, 574 Palmer, BERTIE MAE, 568 JANE AMANDA, 504 Quick, 725 DORIS, 568 Perlman, 739 Radford, LILLIE, 532 OLA, 574 Perron, TOMMIE LOIS, 573 Raines, Capers, 76, 335, 727 Parker, 652, 661, 686, 735 Peters, Bill, 52 MARY SUSANNAH, 76, 335, 727 Amos, 56 Petrey, KATHLEEN, 563 Rainer, MAMIE, 716 ANNIE, 564 Pettit, 739, 747 Ramsey, CORA LEE, 569 James 59 Pettus, 736 Ratcliff, 619 John Calvin, 56, 331, 686 Petty, A., 9 Raulerson, 607 LACY ANN LUIZA, 56, 331, 686 REBECCA ELIZA, 9, 311 David, 9, 311, 607 Pair, WILLIE KATE, 574 Philips, 657 DORINDA, 507, 607 Parnell, 636 Albert Edwin, 35, 324, 657 HATTIE, 511 Calvin Sylvester, 22 Andrew Jackson, 36 Jacob, 9 Jacob R., 22, 321, 636 Eugenia Rawls, 35, 324, 657 MARY, 515 Nancy Welch, 22 Penelope Blake, 36 MARY MARTHA, 9, 311, 607 Sarah Walston, 22, 321, 636 Phillips, 631 MOSELLA, 514 Parrish, Alphia (Epsey?; Rosaberg?), 55, 331 RENA FRAMPTON, 651.1 Nancy Baggs, 9 Ardilla, 54, 331 Phipps, DAISY, 546 Nicebud, 9 Chapman, 54, 331 Pickren, ZOIE ALTIE, 506 SARAH, 515 Della, 55 Pierson, FLORA NELL 574 Rawls, 658, 718 EDNA MAE, 541 Pinkham, EMMA VIRGNIA, 531 Annie Edmonson, 36, 324 Elizabeth Body, 55 Pickney, Lucia 17 Edwin Blake, 36, 324 Emmanuel, 54, 331 MARY POPE, 651.1 John S. (Senator), 69 Emmanuel Monroe, 54 Pinckard, Oscar, 57 Junius (Senator), 69, 332, 718 J. W., 54 Pipkin, Flossie Sansbury, 75 LETITIA, 35, 36, 37, 324 James, 54, 331 Leonard, 75 Lula Dowling, 69 James A., 54 Pittman, 70 Mary Flagg, 36, 324, 658 (James Young; see Young below) Polk, 648 Sadie Williams, 36, 324 Jefferson B., 54, 331 Pollock, MARY, 716 SUSAN LYLIS, "LILY", 69, 332, 718 Lawrence, 55, 331 Pons, ATCHIE FILA, 546 Thomas Glover, 36, 324 Lee, 54 EVELYN, 546 Thomas J., 35, 324 Levin C., "Hill", 54, 331 MAUDE, 546 William Andrew, Sr., 36, 324, 658 Marcellus, 54, 331 Poole, SUE MORRIS, 553 Redd, 748 MARTHA, 54, 63, 331 Pope, 748 Rediash, DOLLY, 547 Martha ___, 55, 331 Euphree, 77 Reeves, Rebecca Turner, 16 Mary A., 55, 331 Potts, 678 Register, 602 MARY ANNA, 54, 63, 331 Pouncey, James Buchanan, 73, 333 REBECCA, 6, 311, 602 Morgan, 54 Jennie Stokes, 73, 333 Ricy Johnson, 6 PEARL, 531 Powers, 690, 745 Samuel, 6, 311, 602 Rosaberg (see Alphia above) ANNIE RUTH, 745 William, 6 Sarah, 55, 331 MELINDA AGNES, 517 Reid, 651.1 Savannah, 55, 331 Preacher, DOLLY RUTH, 558 LULA RHETT, 651.1 Sim, 59 Presnal, Absolam, 36, 324 Reuther, Mary Etta, 85 Young, 55, 331 JULIA, 36, 324 Revels, OPHELIA, 612 Paschal, Benjamin, 73 Priest, James, 38 Reynolds, 610, 694 BESSIE, 27, 28 Priester, Elizabeth Rice Dowling, 20 Emily Mullins Hallford, 53 Georgia Stokes, 73, 333 Susan Harrlett, 33, 323 JULIE, 515 J. Sam, 73, 333 William, 33, 323 LIZZIE, 506 LUCILLE, 70 Prescott, Frank, 311 VERDIE, 506 Martha G., 73 Ulmer Cleland, 311 Rhoden, Mary, 4 Scaduto, 70 Prevatt, MARY ANN, 506 William, 17 Passmore, Sarah Grady, page ii Price, CONA KENNETTE, 569 Rhodes, ELIZABETH, 523 Patrick, MARY VIOLA, 558 Pridgen, 674 Elizabeth Patterson, 82 Patterson, MARY BETH, 596 LENA, 674 Wiley A. T., 82 Patzman, MARGUERITE, 565 Pritchett, 683, 709 Rhyne, 631 Paul, 666 California Josephine Hallford, 53, 66, 331 James Phillips, 53, 66, 331, 683 Peacock, 696 Pritchett-contiuned Rice, 623

Page 248 Aaron, Sr., 12, 17 MARGUERITE, 565 Nancy Harriett, 33, 323 Elender Rhoden, 12 Nace, 65, 331, 705 Simms, META ELLEN, 523 Edmund, 12 Rutan, 715 Simpson, DARLENE, 547 Henry B., 14 Ruth, Abram M. (Colonel), 31 Singleton, COLLIE EVADA, 574 Henry William, Sr., 14, 312, 623 Mary Peeples, 31 Sistrunk, CLARA CORENE, 514 SARAH, 14, 312, 623 Rutland, 719 Sketo, Bill, 44 Riggins, KATENY, "KATE", 10, 514 Carrie Burton, 69 Skiens, 741 Riley, META ELLEN, 523 Henry, 69 Skipper, 681, 734 Rivers, 635, 646, 649 Ida Pierce, 69 Alabama, 53 Abraham, 22 Mable Ward, 69 Nathaniel A. (Reverend), 53 Anna Croft, 32, 323 Martha Wicker, 69, 332 Sarah Hallford, 53, 331, 681 ARGENIE ROSETTA, 31, 323, 649 Nannie Adams, 69 Robert Green, 53, 331, 681 Celia Manker, 22 Reuben, 69 Slater, NETTIE, 561 John Frederick, 31, 323, 649 Tom, 69 Sloat, LORA, 504 Lewis William, 22, 321, 635 W J., 69 Smith, 630.1, 675, 702, 721, 724, 741 Susan Walston, 22, 321, 635 WW., “Bill”, 69, 332 Alexander, 43 Roach, 678, 712, 752 Sandifer, 619, 620, 623 Allison G., "Alley", 50, 63 Roberts, 740, 745 E. Jane Hanberry, 14, 312, 619 ANNA JANE, 50, 331, 675 Beatrice Jones, 26 Georgianna Hanberry, 14, 312, 620 AUDREY, “LOVEY ANN”, 25, 322 BELLE, 547 Henry, 14, 312, 620 Caswell (Reverend), 50, 82 CAROLYN, 578 John, 14, 312, 619 Charles, 25, 322 EDNA PEARL, 586 Sandlin, 702 Ellen Hooks, 82, 338 ELIZABETH RHOFILER, 542 Sansbury, Eugene, 74 EVELYN, 546 HELEN, 745 FLORRIE, 593 GLADYS LOUISE, 573 John, 27 Homer, 74 James Walter Towns, 50, 331, 675 Sallie Sweat, 27 Lizzy Pipkin, 74 Jim, 25, 322 Roberson, 607 Mellon N., 75, 335 JOHNNIE, 574 REBECCA ELIZA, 9, 311 Sarah Lou Suggs, 75, 335 KATE, 509 Robinson, BEULAH, 507, 511 Wiley, 74 KATIE LEAN, 586 DORINDA, 507 Sapp, 645 Ned or Med, 25, 322 Jessie (Reverend), 70 Sasserman, MIRIAM, 553 Susan Hooks, 50, 82 MARY, 511 Sauls, Caleb, 15, 312 VERNA LEE, 578 Rogers, 602, 708 Caroline Cleland, 311 Snellgrove, 736 LYDIA, 726 MARY S., 15, 312 Carolyn Gunter, 80 Rolen, DAISY, 546 Saunders, 628 Jesse C ., 80 Romine, IRENE GERTRUDE, 565 Savage, Alcena, 83, 338 Jessie, 80 Roseberry, MARY MARTHA, 553 Dan, 72 Martha King, 80, 336, 735 Rosier, 647, 652 Jim W., 83, 338 Riley, 80 CLEMENTINE PAMELIA, 33, 323, 652 John, 81, 338 William M., 80, 336, 736 Joseph, 33, 323, 652 Mary Emma Marsh, 72 Snelling, 679 NANCY ANN, 19, 312 MARY J., 81, 338 CORDIE, 679 Sing, 19, 312 Mollie Moseley, 83, 338 Snider, Sarah Helen Rosier, 19, 312 Ross, 666 Nan J., 83, 338 Southwell, GRACE, 533 James C., 43, 331, 666 SARAH J., 83, 338 Spann, Caroline Barr, 15 Talitha Matthews, 43, 331, 666 Savell, NANNIE INEZ, 574 Henry Hammon, (Reverend), 15 Roth, 706 Scaife, 671 Spaulding, SARA, 533 John S. (Colonel), 66, 706 Sconyers, VIRGINIA, 564 Speaks, 651 Rowe, MARY OSWALD, 577 ELIZA, 564 EMMA ELIZABETH, 32, 323, 651 Rowell, 604 Screws, GUSSIE, 517 Thomas T., 32, 323, 651 DRUCILLA, 507, 604 Searcy, 730 Spear, 701 James, 9 Segrest, Andrew, 78 WILLIE RUTH, 701 James A., 9, 311, 604 Sellers, SARAH, 516 Spears, 734 John, 9 Semon, 638 (Lieutenant), 47 TEMPERANCE, 9, 311, 604 Sessions, WILLIE GERTRUDE, 566 Speller, Alec, 47 Royall, 742 Shaw, 643 Nat, 47 MARTHA ANN 83, 338, 742 BERTHA MAE, 547 Stanmire, 748 William Bibb, 84, 338, 742 Shehee, 714 Stanford, Costella, 63 Rudisill, Horace F., 74 Shepard, 748 Ella, 63 Russell, 705, 714, 719, 738 Shinholster, 657 Jane Hartley, 62 GLADYS LOUISE, 573 Shofner, 757 Lafayette, 62 JOICY, 65, 331, 705 Shumans, 614 Mertie, 63 Joseph C., Sr. 70 PAMDORA, 63, 331 Russell, continued- Simmons, 619, 622, 637.1, 640, 709 Stanford, contiuned-

Page 249 William, 63, 331 Mary Ann, 333 Jefferson Darling, 34, 35 Stapleton, Cottrell 69 Mary E., 72, 333 Mary Pardue, 34 HELEN VIRGINA, 569 Mary Marsh (Savage), 72, 333 Summerfield, AZALIE, 726 LULA COTTRELL 69, 332 Matilda, 333 Summers, 681 R. B. (Doctor), 69, 332 Millissa J., 333 Sunkel, LILLIE FRANCES, 596 Stegall, Henry B., 50 Nancy Alford, 39 Sutley, LILY BELLE, 717 Stephens, 676, 714, 720 Nancy Beasley, 79, 336 Sweat, BARBARA RUTH, 581 GERTRUDE, 676 "Nodding Head", 72 James A. (Captain), 10 MARTHA FRANCES, 577 Ola Bethune, 78, 336, 732 Mattie Altman, 9 Stevens, DAISY, 546 Olin E., 333 Talley, W. R., 53 Steward, 724 Rachel, 333 CATHERINE, 574 CLARISE, 547 Rebecca Gooden, 72, 333 Tallon, MAME, 593 Stewart, John, 1, 38, 67 RHODA, 39, 59, 72, 77, 78, 101, 336 Tally, 699 MARY AN, 1, 2, 101 Richard Gus, 72, 333 Tant, 619 Noel, 1 Robert Edward, 78, 336, 732 Tate, 713 Stokes, 609, 706, 730, 732, 733, 735 Roy Dowling, 78, 336 JIMMIE, 501 Amanda ___ , 72, 333 Samuel Thomas, 72, 333 Taylor, 632, 637.1 Andrew Joe, 333 Sarah ___, 72, 333 AGNES, 511 Betty Hildreth, 89 Seaborn Glenn, 78, 336 Alexander 18, 312, 632 Burrell C., 71, 72, 333 Susan E., 333 ELEANOR KITTURAH, 18, 312, 632 Caroline, 333 Susan Fountain, 72, 333 ELLA, 515 Catherine Lucinda, 72 Tom, 72, 333 Emma Rutland, 69 Charles Asbury (Senator), 79, 336 Vickey Lee, 78, 336, 732 HATTIE, 515, 516 Charles 0., 79 Walter K., 78, 336, 730 John, 69 Commodore, 72, 333 William, 72, 333 LOYAL, 717 Cynthia, 72, 333 William Bartow, 79, 336, 735 MARTHA, 516 Doc, 72, 333 Zion Patterson, 78, 336, 735 MATTIE, 515, 516 Edwin, 71, 333 Stone, 608, 610, 611 SARAH JANE, 516 Edy ___ , 71, 333 Allen, 11, 311, 611 Tew, 715 Eliza A., 333 EDNA, 517 Dorothy Brackin, 67, 715 Elizabeth ___ , 72, 333 HARRIETT, 11, 311, 610 Thames, 698 Elizabeth Kennedy, 78, 336, 730 SELETA, 11, 311, 611 James F., 32 Emma Laney, 78, 336 William Henry, 11, 311, 610 Mary Clifton, 32 ETTA, 514 Strange, 751 Thrift, NANCY, 509 Fannie Hope Mizell, 72, 333 Strickland 608 NANCY S., 517 Frances A., 333 AGNES, 511 NICIE, 517 Frank J., 333 CAROLINE EMMA, 546 Thomas, 609, 643, 646 George, 333 DOROTHY DELL, 574 Banner (Captain), 8, 10 George W., 71 EULALIE, 511 Banner M., "Buffalo", 10, 609 Henry (Major), 77, 101, 336 MOZELLE, 511 Edmond, 10, 311, 609 Henry T., 333 NETTIE, 511 Elmer, 311 Ida Dora, 78, 336 OMA LORRAINE, 514 George Washington, 27, 322, 643 Isaiah, 71, 333 ONIE, 514 J. Ferdinand, 76, 335, 728 James, 78, 336 Stringer, 673 MARTHA, 10, 311, 609 James Harmon, 78, 336, 733 Strother, 708 MARTHA CAROLINE, 76, 335, 728 James Wilson (Captain), 77, 336 Stuart, 618.1 Mary, 10 Jane Beasley, 79, 336, 735 Wesley, 16 Mary Cleland, 311 Jehu, 72, 333 Studstill, ADEL, 504 SARAH ELEANOR, 27, 322, 643 Jeremiah Sylvester, 72, 333 Stufflemene, 751 VICTORIA, 609 John, 71, 77, 101, 333 Stukey, W. H. (Captain), 78 Thompson, 715 John Evan, 78, 336 Suggs, 724, 725 ARA EVELYN, 586 John Henry, 39 Ann Clyborne, 75, 335, 725 BESSIE, 504 John O., 71, 333 Eliza Best, 74 335, 724 NETTIE, 512 John S., 333 HESTER, 74, 335 Thornton, 613 Joseph Wilburn, 72, 333, Ida Sansbury, 74, 335 EMMA SORENTHO, 12, 311, 613 Josephine V., 333 James Nelson, 74, 75, 335 Joe, 12, 311, 613 Lee G., 78, 336 John T., 74, 335, 724 MAMIE, 511 LYDIA ANN, 71, 77, 101, 333 Rhoda Register, 74, 335 Till, MINNIE CAROLINE, 522 Martha Jane ___, 71, 333 Rufus Allen, 75, 335, 725 Tillis, Jim, 22, 321 Martha Lee, 78, 336 Samuel R., 74, 335 Mary Walston, 22, 321 Martin Isah, 72 William Asbury, 74, 335 Tillman, J. L. (Reverend), 75 Mary A., 333 Tindell, 678 Stokes, contiuned- Sullivan, DAISY, 546 Tomlinson, 641

Page 250 HARRIETT ADELINE, 26, 322, 641 James, 311 Penelope Driggers, 26 William, 26, 322, 641 Jeremiah, Jr., 311 Whaley, 755 Townsend, 637.1 Jeremiah, Sr., 4, 311 Whealton, ALICE, 533 EL1ZABETH SARAH, 23, 321, 637.1 John, 311 Wheeler, 745 LENA BELL, 723 Keziah, 311 Whigham, 715 William Alex, 23, 321, 637.1 LEILA, 514 White, 677 Trawick, 691 Marian, 3 Lilly (Mr.), 45 Treadwell, William A. (Doctor), 42 NANCY, 4, 311 RUE DELLE, 594 Tresca, 638 Nancy, 311 Whitfield, 754 NETTYE, 638 Nathanial, 3 Whittlesey, 658 Trowell, 639 Susannah, 311 Wicker, Alex, 332 MARION, 639 Wall, 637.1 Arbena, 332 Truett, FLORENCE, 726 ANNA JANE, 50, 331 Franklin, 332 Tucker, DAISY, 546 Austin David, 50, 331 Dilley, 332 Eliza, 69 Walsh, 698 H. W., 69, 332 James, 69 Walston, Elmira Cheshire, 22, 321 James, 332 Tullis, 721 Gillum, 21, 321 Julia, 332 Turkett, Allen, 312 Henry, 22 Malachiah, 70 Eleanor Guess, 16, 312 Joseph E., 22, 321 NANCY 69, 332, 719 Turner, 756 Mahala Johns, 22, 321 Wigginton, DOLLY, 591 ANNIE MAUD, 31, 551, ii MARY, 21, 321 Wilcher, 804 EMMA, 16, 312 Thomas, 22, 321 Wilkinson, 604 John Rufus (Major), 16, 312 William Franklin, 22, 321 Wilks, RENA GRACE, 533 John R., Jr., 16 Walters, DAISY LEE, 507 Williams, 634, 699 Joseph Allen, 16 Ward, 663 CALLIE ELIZABETH, 531 Tuten, 648 Ware, BESSIE VIOLA, 556 Clara Hanberry, 13 IDA MAE, 553 Warren, 609, 624, 694 EDNA, 596 J. Greene (Doctor), 31 Franklin Asberry, 15, 312 ESTELLE 515 John Asa, 31, 323, 648 MARY, 514 George W., 41 SUSAN CATHERINE, 31, 323, 648 REBECCA ANN, 15, 312, 624 GWENDOLYN, 506 Tuttle, TOMMIE LOIS, 573 Waters, 689 IRENE, 634 Tyler, Elisha , 15 LAVERNE, 511 JOSIAH, 31 Eliza Millhouse, 15 Watford, 680 LIZZY, 515 Tyson, SEVERA, 507 Ed, Sr., 52, 680 MARY, 547 Ben, 29 JOHNNIE, 573 MELINDY, 515 Van Arnam, URSULA 561 Watson, 679 Susan Bassett, 31 Van Auken, RUBY, 565 BELLE, 504 TINNIE, 532 Vann, ANNIE LUCILLE, 587 Fred, 68 Williamson, 712 Vannoy, 744, 746 IDA MARTILE, 679 CIVIL MAGNETTE, 517 ANNIE FRANCES, 84, 338, 744 Weaver, John C. (Reverend), 68 Mae Metcalf, 67 FENNIE WEST, 84, 338, 746 Sheldon (Reverend), 68 SARILDON, "RILLIE", 723 Fred, 84, 338, 746 Webb, 618.1, 708 Wilson, 660, 670, 673, 733 Isaac R., 84, 338, 744 ALICE, 504 Anderson Lafayette, 88, 339 Valentine 660, 687 Weeks, 681 ELIZABETH VIOLA, 591 EVELYN, 570, 660 CLESSIE LEVONIA, 578 LOLA PRUDENCE, 507 Vaughn, NANNIE, 726 Elender Wilson, 24 MAUDE, 546 Wade, EDNA, 598 James Albert 24 Mittie Enma Hildreth, 88, 339 MYRTLE, 597 Weems, JAMESINA VIRGINIA, 552 Wimberly, EXA, 561 Waddell, 638 Weingart, LENORA, 582 Windham, 698, 755 Wagner, 651 Weiss, EVELYN, 597 BUNEY, 63, 331, 698 Waites, CLIDE, 574 PATSY, 597 E . Short (Judge), 58 Walden, Catherine Lucinda Stokes, 73, 333 Welch, 677 Elender Dupre, 56 Loafie Byrd, 43 Cassie, 48 IRMA VIVIAN, 526 R. C., 43 Ned, 48 Jane Peacock, 66 Waldrop, ANNA, 504 Wells, BLANCHE B., 564 John, 56 Walker, 750 Eben Josiah, 57 Mace (Reverend), 63 Ann Kendrick, 47, 73 Eliza Johnson, 57 MARY FRANCES, 594 ANNIE, 507 Tamsey Johnson, 57 Maud Byrd, 88, 755 EFFIE, 514 West, ADDIE ROSA, 551 Sam Calvin, 63, 331, 698 Elizabeth 311 Anson (Doctor), 40, 73 Sam W. (Doctor), 63 Esther, 311 Westbrook, 672 Samuel, 56 Hampton, 311 Thomas, 66 Walker, continued- Wester, Elias 26 Winn, Sarah O'Berry, 7

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1 ELIZABETH KEY 60 JAMES WYATT TROTTER 119 MAREYN M. HOLMAN 2 UNMARKED 61 NELL A. TROTTER 120 MEIGS M. HOLMAN 3 WARREN MARTIN II 62 WILLIE BELLE ANDREWS 121 NYDIA PORCH HOLMAN 4 WARREN MARTIN SORRELL 63 ELEANORA GOFF ANDREW5 122 INFANT OF MR/MRS. M. P. HOLMAN 5 TOXEY ARD SORRELL 64 C. GROVER ANDREWS 123 HOWARD HOLMAN 6 ERATUS BYRON ARD 65 JANIE ANDREWS 124 ANNIE NORMA HOLMAN 7 ZENADA BYRD ARD 66 MRS. A. B. MEDCALFE 125 MARYANNA DOWLING 8 SUE KOLB ARD 67 LITTLE SAM METCALF 126 JULIA M. HALLFORD 9 WALDO EMERSON ARD 68 MRS E. E. STEPHENS 127 JESSIE CORILER HALLFORD 10 MITTIE H. MCDONALD 69 INFANT SON MR./MRS. E. E. STEPHENS 128 JULIA HALLFORD 11 B. D. MCDONALD 70 R. A. KING 129 SHELLIE OSCAR SKIPPER 12 WILLIAM M. HUGHES 71 NELLIE PARKER 130 J. W. TOWNS SMITH 13 MOLLIE S.. HUGHE5 72 BERTHA COTHAN WOODHAM 131 SIMEON DOWLING 14 LILLIE WOODHAM CARR 73 R0BBIE WOODHAM 132 SARAH J. DOWLING 15 UNMARKED 74 WILLIE A. HUGHES 133 EMA IRENA DOWLING 16 UNMARKED 75 MARGARET DOWLING 134 JAMES R. DOWLING 17 UNMARKED 76 JEFFERSON DOWLING 135 NINA TOWNS 18 MOZELLA PRIDGEN 77 NORMAN O. GRAY 136 WALTER L DOWLING 19 WILLIAM H. PETTUS 78 UNMARKED 137 T. B. MCDONALD 20 F. M. PRIDGEN 79 UNMARKED 138 MARY MCDONALD WINDHAM 21 SARAH E. THOMAS PRIDGEN 80 UNMARKED 139 SEMMIE MCDONALD HURST 22 SARA FRANCES BAGWELL 81 M. T. MATTHEWS 140 UNMARKED 23 EDGAR WILSON BAGWELL 82 B. F. COBB 141 JOHN J. ANDREWS 24 FREDERICK TOLBERT DOWLING JR 83 EMMET O. CARR 142 REV. W. E. W. ANDREWS 25 SARA MCKINNON WILLIAMS DOWLING 84 HENRY G. CARR 143 CORNLIA M. MURDOCK ANDREWS 26 FREDERICK TOLBERT DOWLING 85 CLEO M. CARR 144 SARA BYRD HARRIS 27 CARTER KIRK ENZOR 86 MARGRETT A. J. ROSS 145 JAMES H. BYRD 28 GRACE DOWLING ENZOR 87 TELITHA S. ROSS 146 ALLIE L ANDREWS 29 KATE DOWLING ENSLEN 88 JAMES C. ROSS 147 MOLLIE ANDREWS 30 ROBERT LEWIS DOWLING 89 MARTHA ANN BRITT 148 W. E. ANDREWS 31 GRAMO DOWLING 90 EARNEST M. GRACE 149 ARTHUR PHILLP WATKINS 32 PAULINE DOWLING 91 AMANDA MCDONALD GRACE 150 ELLA GULLAGE DOWLING 33 ERIN ELIZABETH DOWLING 92 PHILLIP C. GRACE 151 FRANK ANGUS DOWLING 34 ALONZO G. DOWLING 93 T. W. WHITLOCK 152 NOEL DOWLING 35 F. MELISSA PRIDGEN 94 ARCHIE V. MCDONALD 153 FRANK H. ANDREWS 36 ROBERT Y. DOWLING 95 WILLIE MCDONALD GALLOWAY 154 EMMIE BYRD ANDREWS 37 J. B. DOWLING 96 GETRUDE MCDONALD GALLOWAY 155 WYATT MARVIN ANDREWS 38 SAMUEL M. DOWLING 97 ALBERT T. McCDONALD 156 NOEL PARKER 39 CHARLES ERVIN McCARN 98 MILDRED G. MCDONALD 157 SUSAN VIRGINIA PARKER 40 CARROW DOWLING McCARN 99 ROY HOWARD MCDONALD 158 AQUILLIA S. ANDREWS 41 LIZZIE E. DOWLING 100 BENNIE LEE MCDONALD 159 S. J. ANDREWS & M. A. ANDREWS 42 N. B. DOWLING 101 MRS. ELLA M. GALLOWAY 160 BIG BERRY ANDREWS 43 MAUDE M. POWERS 102 ANDREW G. GALLOWAY 161 ALICE MAY VANWYCK 44 LEILA BELLE DOWLING 103 HAROLD BERNARD GALLOWAY 162 JAMES BENNETT WHITMAN 45 SAMUEL LAWSON DOWLING 104 BERA EVERETT MCDONALD 163 JAMES RANDALL JOHNSON 46 SARAH JANE WINDHAM DOWLING 105 WILLIAM H. MCDONALD 164 IDA CORDELIA JOHNSON 47 REV. JOHN DOWLING 106 BETSY ANN MCDONALD 165 LENNA MAY JOHNSON 48 CHARLOTTE DOWLING 107 ELISHA MATTHEWS 166 JAMES MAURICE JOHNSON 49 S. T. B. SLAY 108 LACEY MATTHEWS 167 HENRY GRADY JOHNSON 50 W. BRYANT SLAY 109 LIZZIE D. DOWLING 168 UNMARKED 51 WILLIAM H. SLAY 110 UNMARKED 169 VERNIE LEE JOHNSON 52 NANCY A. SLAY 111 ARA MENTA HARRIS 170 BENJAMIN YANCEY MARTIN 53 UNMARKED 112 LOUISA HARRIS 171 LAURA REBECCA DOWLING 54 UNMARKED 113 LITTLE FLETCHER DOWLING 172 JUDGE GEO. S. BARNARD 55 UNMARKED 114 LILLIE A. TERRY 173 CAROLINE ELIZABETH DOWLING. 56 UNMARKED 115 MARATHA A. COX 174 GEORGE SMITH BARNARD JR 57 ROBERT HARRY MOSELEY 116 GEORGIA ANN MARTIN 175 CLARENCE DOWLING BARNARD 58 JESSIE A. MOSELEY 117 H. T. L. COX 176 ALMA TURNER BARNARD 59 BOB MOSELEY 118 ROBERT RALPH HOLMAN 177 LUCILLE BAIRD TATUM

Page 253 177B JIM TATUM 238 ANNIE V. DOWLING 300 F. TROY EDMONDSON 178 CALLIE MANCIL 239 JOHN P. DOWLING 301 MABEL MADELINE STOKES LAMB 179 H. BASCON DOWLING 240 ANGUS H. DOWLING 302 HORTENSE BRACKIN STOKES 180 REV. ANGUS DOWLING 241 ELLA CRIM DOWLING 303 CHARLES LEONIDAS STOKES 181 LARUA L DOWLING 242 JARRET MALONE DOWLING 304 ESTER DORIS STOKES 182 ANGUS MANCILL DOWLING 243 JAMES KING JR DOWLING 305 JANE ELIZABETH STOKES NEAL 183 MATTIE DOWLING 244 EDWARD LINUS DOWLING 306 ALTO LEE STOKES 184 DR. OSCAR DOWLING 245 INFANT DAU.- W. P. & DANA DOWLING 307 SHARON LYNN DOUGLASS BRYAN 185 GUSSIE DOWLING 246 INFANT DAU. -M. E. & L. D. PRIDGEN 308 WILLIAM TRUMAN DOUGLASS 186 ANNIE DOWLING 247 GEORGIA BURNETT 309 ANNIE WILL STOKES DOUGLASS 187 INFANT SON OF BASCOM DOWLING 248 MUNCY DOWLING 310 ALICE STRICKLAND PETREY & JO HARRIS PETREY 249 DORA DOWLING 311 J. TOM STRICKLAND 188 NETTIE DOWLING 250 NOEL PELER DOWLING 312 MATTIE P. MIXON 189 LAURA V. DOWLING 251 SIMEON LEWIS BRACKIN 313 W. GRADY MIXON 190 KATHLEEN DOWLING PETREY 252 PATRICK BERNARD BRACKIN 314 ANNE ALFORD HAYS 191 UNMARKED 253 ALMEIDA WINDHAM BRACKIN 315 LAWRENCE F. HAYS 192 MARY J. MCLEAN 254 SIMEON W. BRACKIN 316 MARCELLUS FRANKIN PRIDGEN 193 MRS. NANCY DOWLING 255 SALLIE CONNER BRACKIN 317 LENA DOWLING PRIDGEN 194 MARTHA M. DOWLING 256 IDA T. BRACKIN 318 SARA ELZA PRIDGEN 195 SAMUEL H. HALLFORD 257 STEPHEN EDDIE DOWLING 319 LACY ANN ELIABETH MARTIN ANDREWS 196 ZILLIH HALLFORD 258 ANNA DOWLING 320 JASON A. ANDREWS 197 G. L. HALFORD 259 EDWARD DOWLING 321 JOSIE A. ANDREWS 198 EMLIE MULLINS 260 MAGGIE DOWLING 322 CARLTON CLINTON ANDREWS 199 MARY SULA WYNN 261 DANIEL MARTIN 333 UNMARKED 200 N. G. HALLFORD 262 JESSE E. ANDREWS 334 MACKY ANDREWS 201 NANCY D. HALLFORD 263 MARY A. ANDREWS 335 EUGENE HOLMAN 202 UNMARKED 264 MAUDE BYRD 336 MARJORIE HOLMAN 203 UNMARKED 265 DAISY BYRD 337 SALLIE HOLMAN 204 J. C. COTTEN 266 WYATT AMOS JOHNSON 338 MARVIN HOLMAN 205 HENRY CLAYTON WOODHAM 267 ALMA DELL WILLIAMS JOHNSON 339 ALBERT HOLMAN & 206 WILBER BASCOM 26B WENONA PAULINE JOHNSON PARKER STELLA EMMAGENE HOLMAN 207 MANDY DOWLING 269 JOHN CALVIN McKAY 340 SUSAN V. DOWLING HOLMAN 208 WESLEY DOWLING 270 RANDALL MCDONALD 341 JOHN CLINTON HOLMAN 209 UNMARKED 271 NOEL DOWLING 342 THORNTON R. HOLMAN 210 UNMARKED 272 SARAH D. DOWLING 343 LIGON HOLMAN 211 DANIEL P. DOWLING 273 M. DELFAYETTE DOWLING 344 INFANT SON/DR. J.C. & S.V. HOLMAN 212 FLETCHER DOWLING 274 H. JESSE DOWLING 345 SUSAN ORETHA DOWLING HOLMAN 213 MARTHA DOWLING 275 JUDGE G. P. DOWLING 346 JESSE DACOSTA HOLMAN 214 REV. DEMPSY DOWLING 276 ZILPHIA ANN DOWLING 347 JESSE NEIL HOLMAN 215 NANCY L. DOWLING 277 D. Y. DOWLING 348 EUGENE HENDRIX HOLMAN 216 REV. N. A. SKIPPER 278 REBECCA J. DICK 349 YOUNG ALLEN HOLMAN 217 E. G. SKIPPER 279 IRENE GERTRUDE DOWLING 350 ETHEL GRAY MARTIN HOLMAN 218 I. JEWELL BYRD Z80 UNMARKED 351 JULIAN KNOX HOLMAN 219 RENNIE BYRD 281 YOUNG D. DOWLING 352 ELDRIDGE MARTIN HOLMAN SR 220 WADE T. BYRD 282 BONNIE J. DOWLING 353 ALTHEA SMEAD HOLMAN 221 OPHELIA BYRD 283 JOSEPH ALPHONSE WISE 354 ADRIAN KENNETH HOLMAN 222 WILLIAM A. BYRD 284 VIRGINIA B. WISE 355 EDNA GREEN HOLMAN 223 CAPT. ALEX HOOD DOWLING 285 CLEVIE CRUMPLER 356 INFANT DAU./DR. H. L. & 224 ALBERTA DOWLING 286 WILLIAM H. MARTIN FLORIDE HOLMAN 225 MARVIN DOWLING 287 MARY M. MATHEWS 357 RICHARD INGE HOLMAN 226 ELINA DOWLING 288 FRANK DEWEY DOWLING 358 EDMONIA INGE HOLMAN 227 MARY EMILLY BYRD 289 H. E. DOWLING 359 DR. H. L. HOLMAN 228 ANGUS BlRTIS BYRD 290 EARLY L DOWLING 360 FLORIDE ARWOOD HOLMAN 229 CALIDONIA BYRD 291 MAGGIE E. BAKER 361 THELMA HERNDON HOLMAN 230 JOHN W. DOWLING 292 DADE EDMONDSON 362 ALEXANDER HOOD HOLMAN 231 ANNIE JANE THOMSON 293 HALLIE C EDMONDSON 363 MATTIE EMMA HOOD HOLMAN 232 SHELLY DUKE DOWLING 294 JOSEPH M. EDMONDSON 364 ROBERT EDWARD HOLMAN JR 233 ROB'T J. DOWLING 295 ARLOU P. EDMONDSON 365 VIRGINIA MOORE HOLMAN 234 UNMARKED 296 F. SOLLIE EDMONDSON 366 HENDERSON LOONEY HOLMAN JR 235 BEN J. DOWLING 297 MARGARET M. EDMONDSON 367 RHODA PFOHL HOLMAN 236 ROXEY ANN BRACKIN 298 JOE B. EDMONDSON 368 MARY CAROLYN HOLMAN 237 SHELLIE M. DOWLING 299 JOE F. EDMONDSON 369 EDMOND HOLMAN

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