HUEY FAMILY HISTORY

Many families, conn_ected by marriage, are: WURTELE -- CA­ DELL - DABBS - WOOD - WALDROP - LACY -- MACLIN - GOLDEN -- KNIGHT- SALTER-WALKUP-WILLIAMS - CRAIG -- McMURRA Y - DUNN - CROCKETT -- HARPER - WALKER -- et al. Compiled by: V. H. Huey 1750 Mayfair Drive Birmingham 9, Ala.

1963.

HUEY FAMILY HISTORY

Compiled by V. H. HUEY

Copyright 1963

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Set up. printed & bound in the United States of America for Southern University Press at the Press of Birmingham Publishing Company, Birmingham, Alabama

CONTENTS

Arrival of the Hueys in America 1

James Grandison Leroi Huey's Memoirs 4

Heirs of James G. L. Huey 9

Picture of Home of James G. L. Huey 13

Colonel Benjamin Maclin Huey's family 18

Items in the Life of Col. Benj. Maclin Huey 19

Bessemer, Ala., & Hueytown Hueys 25

History of Hueytown, Alabama, U.S.A. 35

Interesting items of Talladega Hueys 37

South & North Carolina Hueys 43

Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church 57

Enterprise, Alabama Hueys 61

Interesting items from many Hueys 65

Andrew Huey, descendants 73

Dedicated to the Memory of: THOMAS EDWARD HUEY

For getting me interested in collecting this history, and furnish­ ing most of the data from James G. L. Huey, who was his cousin, and my great-grandfather.

THANKS: To Dr. J. Paul Reynolds for his valuable help. To Miss Nancy Crockett and Mrs. Jessie Huey Laurence for their valuable contributions. To Miss Emma Huey and Sisters for their help. To Paul R. Huey, for his Andrew Huey descendants. To James G. Huey, for his list of John McMurray Huey heirs. To Landry Huey McMurray for his interesting data. To Mrs. Sarah Huey Lewis for her splendid help. To George B. Huey for History of Enterprise, Ala., Hueys. and to many others that helped make this volume possible. Although this history is far from complete, it is about the best we can do at this time. We apologize for any errors we have made, as many years have passed since the beginning, and much information on any family de­ pends largely on someone's memory, and scattered records. We hope it will be of value and interest to you and your families, and that you will benefit from this knowledge, for many years to come.

"THE ARRIVAL OF THE HUEYS IN AMERICA"

During the Scotch insurrection in 17 45, in favor of Charles Edward, the grandson of James the Second, (of the House of Stewart), who was called the "Pretender" who was an exile in France claimed the throne of England. He was supported by a strong element 2alled the Scotch-Irish, they were decisively defeated at "Culloden" on April 16th, 1746. His adherents emigrated to America that year ( 1746) in great numbers and settled in the Carolinas, ( particularly North Carolina). Among them were several brothers named "Huey". Intelligent, highminded, God-fearing men, they brought their great principles with them to the land of their adoption and in the contest for Liberty and Independence they freely shed their blood; offered wise counsel and sacrificed both money and property on Freedom's altar, and some of them like the followers of the Pretender at Cullo­ den in "Death were laid low with their back to the field and their feet to the foe, and leaving in life no blot on their name, looked proudly to Heaven from their death bed of fame".

The above was copied from a paper which we found among our Aunt May Huey's papers after her death in 1944. Emma Huey 7-21-1959. Magnolia, Bibb County, Ala. June 19, 1884. Dear Cousin George Huey: Yours of the 10th instant was received on yesterday, and as you ask for the genealogy of the Huey family, and being the natural custodian of the history of our race, I will at once proceed to furnish the main facts as I have them from the records through my father, from my grandfather, James Huey, many years ago. Premising that I am the oldest son of the oldest living sons, with issue, of the family, for nearly two hundred years, in unbroken succession. I do so now, being admonished that advanced years and feeble health counsel me to do whatever is done quickly. We were originally of Scotch stock, who sailed from the shores of Scotland soon after the battle of the Boyne, in Ireland in 1690, by which, the Catholics of the Northern part of the island, were defeated by the forces of King William, and opening up the country to protes­ tant immigration. The enterprising people of the adjacent coasts of Scotland availing themselves of the opening of a fine country emigrated in considerable numbers to the Emerald Isle, landing mostly in Lon­ denderry, and spreading out in the direction of Belfast, occupied the Counties of Down and Antrim, forming what was designated the Scotch-Irish population of that fertile portion of the country, where our immediate race of people became Irishmen, though of pure Cale­ donian blood, and were of course in faith and practice real protestants. I have in my genealogical family bible, the names of the old fathers, whom I suppose were all respectable people, judging from the marri­ age connections formed. My great grandfather, Hercules Huey, was the son of James Huey and Margaret Huey, the sister of Lord Hercules Ellis, and my great grandfather in turn married Katherine Perssee, daughter of Sir Richard Perssee, a gentleman of wealth and political importance in that country, and from this marriage a considerable family has sprung up. Their eldest son, Alexander Huey, was trained for a military life, and through the influence of his mother's family, was made a captain of a war vessel in the British Navy, and sent on a cruise to the East Indes, where he probably died more than a hun­ dred years ago, without issue, and with no especial record. James Huey, the second son, who was my grandfather, was a cabinet maker by trade, and a short time before our Revolutionary War had reached the Southern Colonies, sailing to America, landing in Charleston, South Carolina, and soon after his mother and family came to America, and settled in the Waxhaw Settlement, in the upper part of the State, in what was afterward designated as Lancaster District, South Caro­ lina. Grandfather joined the Army under General Thomas Sumpter, and served till the close of the struggle, a part of the time under Gen­ eral Marion and wherever duty called him. He was in the battle of Camden under General Gates, and was there shot through the leg, but was able to get off the field after the defeat of the American forces. I have often seen the scar. He was a good rider and an expert shot with the rifle. His mother lost her first husband in the old country, and married a second time to a man by the name of Abram Adams, who came with 2 her to America, where both died sometime after the peace with Great Britain, and both lie buried in the graveyard at the old Waxhaw Church, Lancaster District, South Carolina. After the war closed grandfather married a Miss Polly Coffee, who lived a few months. When he married again, it was to his old sweetheart and first love, Miss Jane Walker, daughter of John Walker, and his wife, was a Miss Boyd, were immigrants from the County of Antrim, Ireland, the same from which he and family came to America. When John Walker settled in the old Waxhaw neighborhood, he opened what was then called a good country store, and soon accumulated a large stock of cattle, while his oldest son, Andrew Walker, took charge as herds­ man. Being an expert horseman, when the British Army overran that country under Lords Rawdon and Cornwallis, he organized a com­ pany of which his cowboys made a part, and harassed the enemy a good deal in their foraging raids, and at one time after a desperate fight, took thirteen prisoners, and with them effected an exchange for his brother Thomas Walker, and five others who were then in Cam­ den jail, among whom was Andrew Jackson, the distinguished hero of New Orleans, most of them were mere boys, and captured in the surrounding country. Andrew Walker's name appears with credit in several histories which I have seen, and I also remember the old man himself in his last years. The children of the marriage of my grandfather to Jane Walker were Alexander Boyd Huey, my father, Robert Davis, who was your grandfather, John Boyd; James and Thomas Walker, together with Jennie Huey and who married a Mr. David Walkup. Grandfather, like all our family, was natural mechanic, and was skillful with tools, and was made useful while in the Army making and repairing wagons, and after settling in life, followed that occupa­ tion in connection with his farm, where after my day, he was a good workman, using his old country tools, among which I remember the old navy barrel augers, which he always preferred to the American screw augers. Grandfather was born in Antrim County, Ireland, May 8, 1759, and died April 5th, 1836. Grandmother lived several years longer. My father and your grandfather married sisters, daughters of William McCain, who married Elornor Johnson of an English family whose brother's son, Richard M. Johnson, distinguished himself as an Indian fighter and with his own hand slew the great Indian, Chief Tecumseh, and was afterward made Vice-President of the United States, at the time that Martin Van Buren was President. The McCains were also Scotch people with an admixture of English stock and were a quiet, peaceable and industrious family, the older ones taking an active part in the struggle for independence. Our grandfather, William McCain, with his grandfather, first settled in Pennsylvania, then removed to North Carolina and lived on Cane Creek, Mecklenburg County, and were all farmers, making themselves comfortable by tilling the soil.

Your Cousin, James G. L. Huey 3 MEMORANDA IN THE LIFE OF JAMES GRANDISON LEROI HUEY

I was born June 28th, 1813, in the Waxhaw Settlement, Lancaster District, South Carolina, 4 miles East of the cornerstone of the line dividing the States of North and South Carolina, about 50 yards on the South side of the line of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. My father, Alexander Boyd Huey, was the eldest son of James Huey and Jane Walker, who lived on Cane Creek, Lancaster District, S. C. My grandfather, James Huey, was the 2nd son of Hercules Huey, and was born in Antrim County, Ireland, of Scotch parents, on May 8th, 1759, and came to the American Colony of South Caro­ lina just before the Revolutionary War, and was followed soon after by his mother and family, who settled near where I was born. When the war broke out in the South he attached himself to the Army under General Thomas Sumpter, and there remained until peace had crowned the efforts of the Colonies. Sometimes with Gen­ eral Marion and at last with General Greene, where he was detailed to repair and make wagons. He first married a Miss Polly Coffee, who lived a few months, and then he sought his first love, Miss Jane Walker, daughter of John Walker, who had emigrated from the North of Ireland, not far from Belfast, and settled in the Waxhaws near where my grand-­ father lived. On the 22nd day of December 1787, my father was born in less than 1 mile of my nativity. On the 27th of August 1789, my mother, Elizabeth Ross McCain, 4th child of William McCain, who had married Miss Eleanor Johnson, a sister to the father of Richard M. Johnson, who became Vice-President of the United States with Martin Van Buren when he was made President. She and my father were married on the 21st day of March, 1811, by Joseph Walkup, a Justice of the Peace, and soon after settled at the place where I was born on the 28th of June, 1813. One child had been born to them in 1812, but soon died, so I was ever after regarded as the first born or the oldest child. The next year after my birth, my father volunteered in the service of the United States, in what was then regarded as the second revolu­ tion, and was marched to the defense of Charleston and served until peace was concluded, being promoted to the rank of First Lieutenant and came home in the Spring of 1815, in a spell of sickness. During father's absence in the Army, mother remained at the homestead and took care of the place as best she could and devoted her attentions to her only child, and when she heard father was sick, in company with father's brother, John B. Huey, traveled 60 to 70 miles on horse back to meet her sick husband, and the first remem­ brance of my father when he got home was to be afraid of his uniform, a blue coat faced with red, presenting a gay appearance. Grandfather was a small man, about 5 feet and 8 inches high, and weighing 120 pounds, with fair skin, dark eyes and black curly hair. 4 He made a good soldier and was an expert rider and a good rifle­ man, being often sent on long rides with important dispatches, and at the battle of Guilford, North Carolina, was in hearing of the battle, at work repairing Army wagons. He lived to a good old age and died in his 76th year. Grandmother was a large, well-built woman of brunette com­ plexion. As her father and all the brothers, except Andrew had been taken prisoners and placed in prison, she and two sisters stayed at home and protected, as best they could, the family property. Her youngest brother, Thomas, with a lad named Andrew Jack­ son, had been captured by the British at Waxhaw's meeting house and placed in Camden jail, hearing of which, grandmother prepared a sack of provisions and rode to Camden, a distance of more than 40 miles, and delivered it at the jail before sundown. Fearing to stop near the Army of Cornwallis, she started for home the same evening and rode and walked till her horse was exhausted, was directed by a bell to what seemed to be a fresh horse where she made the change and traveled all night, getting home in the early morning hours of the second day, having traveled 80 or more miles on her mission of mercy and love to supply the wants of a stripling brother and the illustrious Andrew Jackson. I have the statement here, made from her own mouth, verified by those who knew of it. Andrew Walker, elder brother of my grandfather, had under a commission from the Governor of South Carolina, raised a company of cavalry mainly composed of cowboys in the employ of his father who had a large stock of cattle. With this force he harassed the enemy and at one time captured thirteen foragers whom he exchanged for six persons held by the enemy, among whom were his brother Thomas, and the noble youth who afterwards made his mark on the world at the battle of New Orleans, and as President of the United States, Andrew Jackson. The exchange of prisoners was effected by grandmother who went to Lord Rowdon's headquarters and negotiated as best she could, giving more than two for one and being roughly treated by that haughty Briton. Much of this history was told me by grandmother and her released brother. Grandmother was a skillful shot and all her life kept her own gun and used it when occasion offered. Grandfather ,villiam McCain was a large soldierly looking man, and had much experience in the Revolutionary service and lived until 1822 or 1823, a thrifty pious man, and raised a large family. So much for my progenitors to whom memory recurs with feelings of satisfaction, and I revere this memory. Grandfather Huey raised five sons, Alexander Boyd Huey, Robert Davis Huey, John Boyd Huey, James and Thomas Walker Huey, and one daughter, Jeanett, or as she was called, Jennie, who all lived to become heads of families and become comfortable in life, but all have passed away many years since. I cannot recall the time when I learned my letters, and as early circumstances would allow, was sent to a school taught by one, James Thompson, boarding with an uncle, John Walker. What progress was made at school was lost before I could have benefits of another, and I was next put to school with Alexander J. Nesbit, a fairly good teacher with whom I remained one year, and after another long rest went a while to Mr. Joseph Hagins and after working a while on the farm, was placed under the tuition of Mr. Jenning B. Kerr, a capable good teacher, where I received most of my instructions. After leaving school I was invited by Rev. William Blackstock, an aged and learned minister of the Associated Reformed Secular Church, a branch of the Presbyterian denomination, to accompany him on a tour of missionary labors embracing the States of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala­ bama and Tennessee, which required ten months to accomplish, and on the 29th day of January 1828, we left home, returning the first week in December of that year. After working a while on the farm, school was resumed under Mr. Kerr and continued for near a year when I returned to the fields, and on the 8th of August, 1831, getting a severe wound on my left hand, while it was healing I was offered a school near an Uncle Hugh J. McCain and taught six months with tolerable success and to the satisfaction of patrons. After a short spell of labor another school was offered and three months spent there. After that my father sold his land and the family prepared to remove to the State of Georgia, and early in December, 1832, we arrived in Harris County, Georgia, and settled near Uncle Robert D. Huey, on a good tract of land, spending the winter and spring improving the place on which a good living was made the first year and for a long time afterwards, and there both my parents died. Uncle Robert Huey, having some mills to build, asked me to assist him, and showing some skill in mechanical work was offered a situa­ tion in the business by Mr. Richard Hingson, a good mill builder, and with whom I remained more than a year and by that time was able to undertake work myself, and the country being new and well supplied with water power made it profitable. In the meantime, I was offered a clerkship in a store owned by Major Elisha C. Walker, in Talladega County, Alabama, and with him I remained a year and a half till the great crisis in the financial world took place in 1837, when he failed. Then my Uncle Thomas W. Huey of Lancaster District, S. C., proposed to buy a stock of goods and make me a partner and so I met him in Charleston to comply with it. A good stock was purchased and opened in Talladega on January 1st, 1838, and fair sales made and good business established. On April 1st, 1838, I was introduced to Miss Virginia B. Maclin, with whom I became well pleased, both on account of her personal quality and good family, proposed marriage and was accepted on the 11th of October, 1838. We were married by Reverend Wiley W. Thomas, my wife's mother was Miss Elizabeth Briggs Mason of the distinguished Mason family of that name, embracing among them soldiers, statesmen, and jurists of high order. She married Benjamin Maclin, a well to do planter and gentleman, whose second child and oldest daughter was the woman who became my wife. We settled in Talladega soon after our marriage, where on the 15th of June, 1840, our eldest son, Benjamin Maclin Huey was born. 6 We had six other children, Alexander Pearson, James Leroy, Eliza­ beth Mason, George Robert, Thomas Walker and Lelia Olivia. Alex­ ander died on August 12th, 1842, James Leroy died September 9, 1855, George Robert died November 4, 1853, Thomas Walker died June 8th, 1875, Lelia Olivia died October 27th, 1857, leaving one son and one daughter now alive at the beginning of 1887. In the fall of 1858 a sore appeared on the right breast of my wife, which was soon called a cancer, and though all possible remedies were applied, suffered till March 17th, 1859, when she died and was buried in Talladega. She was a woman of fair education for her time and of great personal energy in life, sound practical experience in life, a noble good wife and a tender devoted mother, a tall graceful person and what was called good looking. Peace to her ashes. Soon after her death the secession of the Southern States brought on the war in which I could not fail to identify myself with my native South, as all true men did. My son, Benjamin, had just graduated at the Southern University and had begun to fit himself for the practice of law when he volunteered in Company E, 10th Alabama Volunteers, being mustered into the Confederate Army on the very day he was twenty-one years of age, and soon after marched off to Virginia, getting into the first battle of Bull Run. He remained in active service till just before the invasion of Pennsylvania, when he was promoted to Second Lieutenant and ordered to report to the Camp of Instructions at Talladega. Sometime after he was commissioned a Captain and ordered to raise a Company of youths under the age of eighteen, which he had partly done and was with them at the time of the surrender. In the meantime he had married Miss Sarah King, a young lady raised near Marion, Alabama, and brought her home on June 13th, 1863, in company with them came the bride's sister, Mrs. Margaret C. Holman, a nice looking young widow, whose acquaintance I made and was so well pleased with her that reasons appeared to induce me to offer my hand in marriage. The war with the States closing in 1865 by the surrender of the Confederate Army, I then determined to close the affair with Mrs. Holman, and on the 9th of January, 1866, we were married at the home of her mother, Mrs. R. B. King, by Reverend T. F. Mangum, taking her soon after to my home in Talladega where we lived till the latter end of October, 1867, when we moved to my wife's place in Bibb County, Alabama, giving up all of my property to creditors on the close of the war which ruined so many estates. At the opening of hostilities in April, 1861, an election for Major General of the 8th Division Alabama Militia was ordered, and some­ one, to me unknown, proposed my name for that place, and on the first Monday in May I was duly elected, having made no effort to secure the office. I had in 1855 been nominated for Senator for Talladega without it, and after a contest was elected and served only one session. So these were all the public places I ever filled, assisting to remove the State Capitol from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery in 1846. My only daughter, Elizabeth Mason Huey, was married in March, 1861, to Captain Walter Cook of the Tenth Alabama Volunteers, who 7 a few days after joined his command and the next May was killed in the battle of Chancellorsville, in Virginia. He was a well educated lawyer and made a good soldier. Having taken my daughter to Rich­ mond to see her sick husband, I was in that City during the terrible seven days conflict before the Confederate Capitol and though not under fire was a witness of much that took place at that eventful period. Having joined a company of old men, I was soon after the battle of Chickamauga marched to a point near Chattanooga to assist in taking care of prisoners and captured arms and was witness of the terrible effects of war. The Yankee slain were still lying on the field of battle, the Federal officers declining to come under a flag of truce and bury their dead. Finding that we could be of little service after remaining several days, our Company was ordered back and so we re­ turned. After the close of the war my son, Benjamin Maclin, moved· to Perry County and settled on his wife's place and tried with free labor to make a support, a thing very difficult to do in those days. He after­ wards completed his studies in the law and opened an office in Marion where he was enabled to do a profitable practice. He had born to him four sons and four daughters. He was elected as a representative in 1878 and Senator to the General Assembly in 1886. After moving to Bibb County, it was my purpose to cultivate my wife's farm, which I did until the daughter of my wife married Charles L. Barker, when as the land would be his at my death, I gave up the place to her husband who took charge in 1877. I still lived with the family as I had a life estate in it by reason of my marriage with my wife. On the 8th of February, 1881, I was stricken with paralysis in the left side, which though only a moderate stroke was sufficient to disable me for any effective work ever after. On the 17th of September, 1883, being caught in a slight rain when returning from Church, followed by a chill, typhoid fever came on and at my time of life destroyed a tolerable vigorous constitution. One short chapter shall be required to complete the record of a life void of results except to do evil to no man. Hoping that my grand­ children may be able to claim a good heritage and become honorable citizens, I can only lay claim to an humble name in this world and to ask God's blessings on all who bear the name and admonish them to strive to elevate and adorn an humble beginning. James G. L. Huey

Dated January 8, 1887. Note: It has been ascertained that the Huey family were Huguenots spelling the name Huet, and coming originally from France to Scot­ land and Ireland and thence to the Carolinas. Probably of the same family as that of Pierre Daniel Huet, French Scholar, Bishop of Arranchee, who lived 1630 to 1721.

8 JAMES G. L. HUEY'S BRANCH OF THE FAMILY

JAMES HUEY: Born about 1655, married Margaret Ellis about 1680, sister of Lord Hercules Ellis, who descended from a distinguished English and Welsh Ancestry. Of Scotch stock who sailed from the shores of Scotland soon after the battle of Boyne, in Ireland in 1690. Emi­ grated to the Emerald Isle, landing in Londonderry, near Belfast, in Antrim County, Ireland. Hercules Huey, son.

HERCULES HUEY: Born about 1713 in Antrim County, Ireland, of Scotch parents, married Katherine Persse in 1740, daughter of Sir Richard Persse, or Percy, of the famous and historically distinguished Percy family, a gentleman of wealth and political importance. Came to American Colony of South Carolina just before the Revolutionary War. Wax­ haw Settlement, Lancaster District, S. C. 4 sons: Alexander Huey, oldest son, never married. John Huey or Hoey James Huey, married Jane Walker in 1787 Hercules Huey

JAMES HUEY: Born in Antrim County, Ireland on May 8, 1759, died April 5, 1836. Married Jane Walker 1787, daughter of John Walker, Esq. Served under Gen. Thomas Sumpter, Gen. Marion and Gen. Greene. 5 sons, 1 daughter: Alexander Boyd Huey, oldest son Robert Davis Huey John Boyd Huey James Huey Thomas Walker Huey Jeanett Huey, married a Mr. David Walkup.

ALEXANDER BOYD HUEY: Born 12-22-1783, d. 1863, Waxhaw Settlement, Lancaster, S. C. was a Lieut. in war of 1812, m'd in 1811 Elizabeth Ross McCain in Mecklenberg, N. C. Moved to Harris County, Ga. in 1832. (Now Hamilton, Ga. ) Remained there the rest of their lives. Buried there. 7 sons, 2 daughters: James Grandison LeRoi Huey W. F. J. Huey 9 Dr. Robert W. Huey, m'd, lived Crystal Springs, Miss. No children. Alexander H. Huey John Boyd Huey, m'd Ellen Crutchfield George Blackstock Huey, b. 1829, d. 1855 Thomas Calvin Huey, b. 1832, d. 1862, m'd Louisa Hunt of Ga. Jane Josephine Huey, m'd John M. Nelson, Harris Co., Ga. Margaret Florentine Huey, m'd Dr. Hillery Zellner, Ashville, Ala.

JAMES GRANDISON LEROI HUEY: Born 6-28-1813, Waxhaw Settlement, Lancaster, S. C., m'd 1838, Virginia Victoria Maclin, daughter of Benjamin Maclin, Esq. and Elizabeth Briggs Mason of Va., and settled in Talladega, Ala. in 1838. 5 sons, 2 daughters: Benjamin Maclin Huey, b. 6-15-40, d. 5-26-1906 Alexander Pearson Huey, d. 8-12-42 James Leroy Huey, d. 9-9-1855, unmarried Elizabeth Mason Huey, m'd Capt. Walter Cook, killed in war, m'd Mr. Marsh, no children George Robert Huey, d. 11-4-1853, unmarried Thomas Walker Huey, d. 6-8-1875, unmarried Lelia Olivia Huey, d. 10-27-1857, unmarried.

Later m'd Mrs. Margaret C. King Holman, daughter of Capt. Edwin Woody King and Rhoda Bates Langdon King, on 1-9-1866. Moved to wife's farm in Bibb County, Ala., in 1868, 8 miles Southwest of Brent on highway to Marion, ½ mi. North of Perry County line. Lived there until 1883. In 1861 elected Major General 8th Div. Ala­ bama Militia. Senator for Talladega in 1855. District Treasurer Confederate States of America. Died 1888, buried in Marion, Ala.

BENJAMIN MACLIN HUEY: Born in Talladega, Ala., 6-15-1840, d. 5-26-1906, m'd Sarah King, 1863, lived, died, buried, Marion, Ala. 1 of 2 first graduates of Southern University, now Birmingham-Southern College, also at­ tended Emory University, Ga. Attorney at Law. Captain Company E, 10th Ala. Volunteers. Fought in battles of Bull Run, Dranes­ ville, Williamsburg, Seven Pines, Gaines Mill, Frazier's Farm, Malvern Hill, Second Manassas, Harpers Ferry, Sharpsburg, etc. Rep. to State Legislature 1878, State Senator 1886. Was on Staff of Gov. Thomas Seay for 4 years with rank of Colonel. 4 sons, 4 daughters:

EDWIN KING HUEY: b. 7-2-1864, Marion, Ala., m'd Elizabeth Hardy, daughter of Capt. W. H. Hardy, Attorney, of Meridian, Miss. Lived and died in New Orleans, La. 1 son, 2 daughters: Cecil Hardy Huey, deceased, 1 son Cecil Hardy Huey, II, Dallas, Texas Neva Langdon Huey, m'd H. Loomis Ferry, Neva Ferry, m'd Robert L. Willard, Metairie, La. Elizabeth Hardy Huey, m'd F. Van Doty.

EUGENE LEROY HUEY: b. 11-6-1865, Marion, Ala., d. 5-20-1934, Bessemer, Ala., m'd Mattie McAdory, 1899, daughter Chambers McAdory and Maria Jordan, Bessemer,. Attended University of Ala. Twice Alderman, City of Bessemer. Mrs. Huey was President U.D.C. 1922-24. Sarah King Huey, b. 10-24-09, Bessemer, attended Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla. Taught school McAdory High and Bessemer High. Member, Bessemer Board of Education. Who's Who in American Women, 1959, m'd Barney Maxey Lewis, Bessemer. 2 sons: Eugene Barney Lewis, b. 6-22-1941 Harvey Huey Lewis, b. 3-1-1944.

BENJAMIN MACLIN HUEY, JR.: b. 9-20-1867, Marion, Ala., d. 1-3-1941, Birmingham, Ala., m'd Mattie Hain, of Dallas County, Ala., daughter of Valentine Hain and Mary Hain. 4 sons: Benjamin Maclin Huey, Jr., b. 4-13-1899, Blocton, Ala., m'd Sue Erwin 1921. Attended University of Ala., Emory University of Ga., practiced Medicine, Eye-Ear-Nose­ Throat, in Birmingham. 2 daughters: Laura Hain Huey, b. 10-11-1927, Birmingham, m'd Arthur Paul Franklin Martha Elizabeth Huey, b. 10-23-1930, Birmingham, m'd Luther Edward Franklin. Valentine Hain Huey, b. 10-23-1900, Blocton, Ala., m'd Lucile M. Chapman 1-9-1924, attended Bibb County High School, Centreville, Ala., Barton Academy, Mobile, Ala., Central High School, Birmingham, 1917, University of Ala. Real Estate Broker. 1 daughter: Edith Hain Huey. James King Huey, b. 4-17-1904, d. 3-5-1908. 11 Edwin King Huey, b. 5-27-1907, Blocton, Ala. Moved to Bir­ mingham 1917. Ensley High and Howard College.

THOMAS FORD HUEY: b. Marion, Ala., d. Anniston, Ala. Graduate Tulane Univer­ sity, M.D. Eye-Ear-Nose-Throat, m'd Mattie Greene of West Blocton, Ala. 1 son: Thomas Ford Huey, Jr., M.D. Eye-Ear-Nose-Throat. Van- derbilt University, now in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 2 daughters: Marion Huey Sybil Huey

ESTELLE VIRGINIA HUEY: b. Marion, Ala., m'd William Burt MacBride, Cleveland, Ohio. 2 sons, 2 daughters: William Burt MacBride, Jr., Aviator World War I. Senior Editor Readers Digest, retired. Virginia MacBride, m'd Mr. Hughes, lives in Ariz. Mildred MacBride, d. about 1950 Philip Huey MacBride, m'd Alma Crouse. 3 sons: live in Brighton, Mich. King MacBride Robert MacBride Lee MacBride

SARAH HUEY: b. Marion, Ala., m'd James Harvey Patterson, of Edwardsville, Ill., d. 1950. buried Mobile, Ala.

NEVA LANGDON HUEY: b. Marion, Ala., d. 1961. Lived in San Francisco, Calif., m'd Charles Austin Miner. Charles Maclin Miner, son, b. 3-7-1916.

CLARA AUGUSTA HUEY: b. Marion, Ala., m'd William G. Stevens, lived in Jackson, Miss. 2 daughters, 1 son: Sarah Langdon Stevens, b. 1911, m'd John Harrington, lives in Mobile, Ala. William G. Stevens, Jr., d. 1958, unmarried. Neva King Stevens, b. 1916, Jackson, Miss., m'd Steve Shelby, lives in Mobile, Ala. 12 ,.... <:,,)

James G. L. Huey's home in Talladega, Ala. Owned and occupied by him from about 1844 to about 1867. Now owned by Trinity Methodist Church. Picture taken July, 1963, by V. H. Huey.

PART OF MEMOIRS OF JAMES G. L. HUEY

The Rev. William Blackstock, a learned and able minister of the A.R.P. Church came to reside with us in 1825 and lived in a rented house nearby and boarded with my father. He had no family, having lost his wife many years before and was 70 years old and wanted to live near Tirzah of which church he was pastor. He had a good library and I spent evenings with him. He was by birth and education an Irishman, passing his collegiate life in Glasgow, Scotland, and attend­ ing the divinity school near Selkirk, near Edinburgh. Came to this country in 1796. In 1827 William Blackstock was chosen as a missionary of the church and young Huey was taken as a helper on the trip. The darkest frontier life with the best of people who took in and fed strangers, believing in the goodness of all and asking no questions or showing suspicion. They started on the 29th of Jan., 1828. Crossed S. C. to Newton County, Georgia, where a church was organized near Snapping Shoals on South River a branch of the Momulgee. Then into Monroe County, Ga., where infants were baptised, and people visited there was no church. At this time his father's oldest brother, Robert Davis Huey, had settled there. Then to Macon. They planned to go to Tallahassee but South Georgia was not settled and they were advised to turn back through Alabama. They visited people in Atauqua and Dallas County, Alabama, where a large number of people from Cam­ den and Waxhaw, S. C., had already gone. Then they went to Perry County, Alabama, and stayed with some Seceder friends, the Craigs and Barrons, baptizing their children and administering sacrrament. Then up to Greensboro, Tuscaloosa and Franklin and Russell Counties of Alabama, where similar rites were administered. Crossed to Ten­ nessee river through Gillas County, Tenn., then to Maury County, Tenn. After a week there we went to Obion near the Mississippi river and stayed there some weeks then down to Jackson near Mem­ phis calling on people who desired ministerial aid. Then we turned Eastward through Maury, Williamson and Rutherford County, Tenn., entered the Cherokee Nation near Chattanooga, Tenn., crossed into Georgia by Gainesville, then to Milledgeville, through Burke County where the Synod was met, and reported and ended the mission. Returned through Augusta through Chester, S. C., and back home in December, 1828. In 1832 his father sold out and moved to Harris County, Ga. His Uncle, Robert Davis Huey, had moved to Harris County from Monroe County and James Grandison Leroi Huey built gins and mills with him. James Alexander Huey, a cousin was sheriff of Harris County. Moved to Kelly Springs, Ala., where he was engaged as a clerk for his cousin, Elijah C. Walker. Lived with the Walker family. In 1826 was in military and was an Aide to General William B. McClel­ land. 15 In 1834 his uncle, Thomas Walker Huey, of Lancaster County, S. C., asked him to go in business with him at Talladega, Ala., met his uncle in Charleston where goods were bought and shipped to Mobile, and by wagon up the old trail from Mobile and Chattanooga ( nearly 300 years old). This partnership lasted until 1857. Was a delegate to the convention which nominated James K. Polk for President.

COMMENTS OF JAMES G. L. HUEY, AND OTHERS

By E. Grace Jemison, in Historic Tales of Talladega. Paragon Press, Montgomery, 1959.

Talladega Post Office: Formerly in St. Clair County, was estab­ lished on Jan. 19th, 1833, 2 months before it was chosen County seat, with Hugh G. Barclay postmaster. He served until May 8, 1840, J. G. L. Huey followed .... During the years 1840 to 1845, the speculative merchants were moving out and the permanent merchants were moving in, who were destined to be instrumental in establishing Talladega as the trading center of several counties. Such names as Hardie, Henderson, Isbell, Huey, etc., and dozens of other moneyed business men of unquestion­ able integrity entered the mercantile business in Talladega.... Politics is brought into the picture because Talladega County played a prominent part in the election of 1844. At that time, Felix G. McConnell was a leading Democrat, and was serving as US Rep­ resentative in Washington. Other leading Democrats were Samuel F. Rice, Wm. McPherson, John J. Woodward, Thomas A. Walker, J. L. M. Curry, J. G. L. Huey, and Frank L. Bowden.... In the meantime, a rival paper had appeared. In February of 1840 The Democratic Watchtower was founded by a company con­ sisting of G. T. McAfee, Wm. Curry, D. A. Griffin, J. G. L. Huey, and Samuel F. Rice. Mr. Rice was editor. In 1842 John J. Wood­ ward became editor. He was followed by J. G. L. Huey in 1844.... An election took place on Oct. 26, 1850, for choice of Directors for the Alabama & Tennessee Rivers Railroad. Managers in Talla­ dega County were James Isbell, A. R. Barclay, J. G. L. Huey and A. W. Bowie.... For many years Isbell & Company were the only bankers in Talla­ dega. They began operations in 1848. Several years later, J. G. L. 16 Huey opened a bank on the West side of East St. North, just North of the Public Square, but he closed it when the War between the States was declared, and it was never reopened .... In an issue of the Talladega Watchtower in 1843, there appears an ad of the Riddle Brothers at Marie Forge, of implements on sale at the store of Huey & Co., in Talladega.... Mill Irons, etc., made to the shortest notice. He will also keep a constant supply of assorted iron at the store of Messrs. T. W. Huey & Co., Talladega, etc.... Another Company which dealt in marble products of their own quarry, was H. B. Oden & Co. The Odens had an insignia of their own and their grave stones can be located over the county and state also. In 1858 the firm of H. B. Oden & Co., consisted of Henry B. Oden, Andrew W. Bowie, James G. L. Huey and others.... In the year 1854 James G. L. Huey, Supt. of the Sunday School and John T. Morgan, a young lawyer, walked out of the frame build­ ing and began conversation regarding the need of a larger and better place of worship. John T. Morgan purchased the lot. The idea of a new building was accepted, and building plans went forward im­ mediately with James G. L. Huey, 2 others, as Trustees.... Rev. James S. Lane, a local preacher and man of worth, James G. L. Huey, Sunday School Supt. and Class Leader, etc., John B. Huey, et al., Stewards. James G. L. Huey became Supt. of the Sunday School in 1842 and served in that capacity until 1867 .... Benjamin Maclin Huey, was born in Talladega, June 15, 1840, and died May 26, 1906, at Marion, Ala. He was the son of J. G. L. Huey, who built the home which is now known as the Educational Building of Trinity Methodist Church. He studied law in the office of A. J. Walker, was admitted to the Bar in 1866, and moved to Marion to practice his profession. Benjamin Maclin Huey, was one of the two first graduates (J. V. Glass, being the other one) of old Southern University, July, 1860, now Birmingham-Southern College. . . . The Democratic Watchtower of Talladega, dated Jan. 16, 1861, gave a detailed description of the celebration in Talladega following the news that Alabama had seceded. All homes and business houses were brilliantly lighted, and people went from home to home carrying and discussing the news. Bonfires burned in the streets. The Talladega Artillery under Capt. Morgan and the Alabama Rifles under Capt. Johnson, paraded in full dress uniform around the square. Fifteen guns were fired by the Artillery in honor of the South, after which the companies, with many citizens, repaired to the Court House, where patriotic and appropriate speeches were made by Maj. J. G. L. Huey, et al. Used with permission.

Comment by V. H. Huey: To anyone that wants to read a good History of the South, and its problems during the Revolutionary War and Civil War, they should read Historic Tales of Talladega, by E. Grace Jemison, Talladega, Ala. $7.50. 17 f-' Cf)

Colonel Benjamin Maclin Huey, family of Marion, Ala., taken about 1892. Front row: Neva Langdon Huey, wife, Sarah King Huey, Clara Augusta Huey, Colonel Huey, Estelle Virginia Huey. Back row: Thomas Ford Huey, Eugene Leroy Huey, Edwin King Huey, Sarah Huey, and Ben M. Huey, Jr. Copy of letter written to Miss Sarah E. King by Sergeant Benjamin Maclin Huey

In Camp. July 12, 1862.

Miss Sallie E. King, My Dear Friend:

Since my last, of the date of the 12th May, I have been in three hard fought battles. viz:-"Seven Pines," "Gaines Mills" and the one fought on the 30th "near Darbytown Road." Strange to say, I have escaped unhurt from them all with the exception of two bruises from a spent minnie ball and a spent grape shot. Seven of my company have been killed and fifteen wounded, and our Colonel was also killed and our Major wounded. Whilst I am deeply affected at the loss of some of my associates, I am at the same time particularly thankful for the divine protection which still preserves me, "sane meus in sano corpore". We have signally defeated the enemy in a number of pitched battles, and that, too, when we had to charge their breast­ works, and their batteries. Our brigade (consisting of the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Alabama Regiments) charged three successive lines of breastworks and two batteries on Friday the 27th at "Gaines Mills" and took them, running the enemy before us like sheep and shooting them down in numbers. I imagined the Williamsburg fight was a pretty severe fight, but I never went through such a storm of can­ nister, grape shot and minnie balls in my life as I went through on the 27th and 30th June. Hundreds of our men were mowed down, but we faltered not, and the enemy always ran. I obtained a number of trophies from the battle field including two beautiful Sergeant Swords, and a lot of Counterfeit Confederate notes struck off by one "S. C. Upham of Chestnut Street Philadelphia". Enclosed I send you one of them as an evidence of the baseness of the means resorted to by the Yankees to break down our Government. On the lower margin of the bill you will observe the words-"Chestnut Street Philadelphia" which they failed to trim off. Please accept as a trophy this fac­ simile note, since it is perfectly valueless in every other sense. I also will enclose a letter from a Yankee snip to a gentleman friend. Excuse the soiling of it as it was unavoidable. The letter is an exception to the most of the Northern letters-being far superior to the generality. But perhaps snip Sallie I have wearied you with these accounts of battles, since you see so many statements in the papers, and so I will change the conversation or rather the subject, and see if I can write something else (I hope) more interesting. Well! What shall we discuss next? Shall it be the weather, that old hackneyed theme? Then let it be-for the heat and dust have been intolerable during the two weeks of our forced marches and fighting, but on yesterday we had a genial shower which was grateful alike to the soldiers and farmers, and today it is much more pleasant. My Father and Sister Bettie (Mrs. Capt. Cook) have been in Richmond for three weeks or more, and now whilst I am writing this letter to 19 you, Father sits near me and says "to whom are you writing my son, that you are taking so much pains". But I give him an evasive reply and write on, as I wish to finish my letter before he leaves, so that I can put it with his budget of letters and have it mailed in Alabama. Father and Sister came to Richmond in reply to a telegram from my­ self informing them of the dangerous illness of Capt. Cook of our company. By their arrival all the inducements, except one,· have been removed that would naturally call me home as all of our small family except a youthful brother are here now. That exception consists in a desire to once more see the beautiful streets of the miniature city of Marion, drive at a dashing pace down the Hamburg road, and above all to have the supreme pleasure of once more being in the company of a certain darkeyed, black haired maiden, whose image still occupies my dreams, still cheers my lonely hours. And the great question is "Would I be welcome as a particular friend, or received as a mere acquaintance?" I will only hope the former and disbelieve the latter until I am undeceived. In my last I stated, Sallie, that if my letters were unpleasant to you that a short note would relieve you, but that I should construe your silence into a tacit consent for me to enjoy the pleasure of writing from time to time. If you have written such a note, it has never reached me, and I hope you will never pen lines of such import to me. I should be delighted to receive a letter or even a note from you at any time Sallie, providing you did not pass sentence against me in the note or letter. With what pleasure do I not look for­ ward to that day when the war ends, and we who are spared can re­ turn to our friends and homes. That day will come sooner or later, and then the happiness I anticipate is beyond measure. But I will not look too far into the future, and for fear of wearying you, I will close. Sweet be thy dreams, Sallie, and thy slumbers light and now once more a sweet good night. Believe me sincerely as ever your

Sergeant L'Inconnue 10th Ala. Regiment, Richmond, Virginia Care of Capt. Cook.

"Our cause is just, In God our Trust".

20 HEADQUARTERS 2nd BRIGADE. ALABAMA DIVISION U.C.Vs.

Evergreen, Ala., May 20th, 1904 Circular. General Order No. I. The following is announced as the Staff of Brigadier General Commanding 2nd Brigade, Ala. Div. U.C.Vs. Lt. Colonel B. M. Huey, Adjutant Gen. and Chief of Staff, Marion, Ala. Major Saffold Berney, Inspector Gen., Mobile, Ala. Major J. B. Stanley, Judge Advocate Gen., Greenville, Ala. Major Robt. Cunningham, Paymaster Gen., Mobile, Ala. Major H. A. Gantt, Quartermaster Gen., Evergreen, Ala. Major Prince, Commissary Gen., Tuscaloosa, Ala. Major E. A. Smith, Chaplain Gen., Brewton, Ala. Major C. Wooz Whitfield, Surgeon Gen., Demopolis, Ala. Major T. A. Nettles, Chief of Artillery, Tunnel Springs, Ala. Major W. S. Neal, Chief of Engineers, Brewton, Ala. Major John J. Babcock, Chief of Ordnance, Selma, Ala. Major Thos. Dennis, Chief of Cavalry, Mobile, Ala.

AIDES DE CAMP Captain E. E. Newton, Assistant Adjutant Gen., Evergreen, Ala. Captain 0. H. Spencer, Sallie, Ala. Captain J. W. Darby, Garland, Ala. Captain Francis Kernan, Mobile, Ala. Captain W. D. Kyle, Mobile, Ala. Captain Robert H. Evins, Marion, Ala. Captain George W. Salter, Sr., Evergreen, Ala. Captain G. R. Boulware, McClelland, Fla. Captain C. P. Herring, Evergreen, Ala. By Command of Brigadier General P. D. Bowles B. M. Huey, Adjutant General and Chief of Staff Serving.

A STATEMENT OF THE GENEAOLOGY OF COL. B. M. HUEY OF MARION, ALABAMA

1st, on the Huey side. James Huey of near Londonderry, Antrim County, Ireland, was born there about 1680, of traditional Huguenot stock, who are said to have left France in or about 1660 or 1670, under religious persecu­ tion, and their name in France was said to have been Huet---the t being silent at end of word in French, was silent and the name pro­ nounced in France, Hue, with the accent on the final e, and hence it became corrupted in Ireland to Huey. 21 This James Huey, above named, was married in 1712 at or near Londonderry, Ireland, to a Miss Margaret Ellis, a sister of Lord Her­ cules Ellis of said County of Antrim, who ( Lord Ellis) as said to be an English gentleman who was heir to estates granted by the crown to loyal ancestors, or to him,-Said James Huey lived and died in Ireland. Hercules Huey, son of just above named parents, was born near Londonderry, Ireland, about 1713, and married Miss Catherine Persse, a daughter of Sir Richard Persse, of Antrim County, Ireland, in 1740 and they lived and died in Ireland. James Huey, son of last above named parents, and who was my great grandfather, was born near Londonderry, Ireland, May 7th, 1759, and migrated when quite a youth, with other persons of Huguenot descent, to South Carolina, and settled in Lancaster District, ( or county) and died there on 5th April, 1836. He entered the Continental army and served about three years as a revolutionary soldier, and was taken prisoner and confined in prison stockade at Camden, S. C., until exchanged. Young Andrew Jackson, and his older brother (Jack­ son) were in prison at same time with James Huey. After the in­ dependence of the U. S. was accomplished, this James Huey was married on the 8th February, 1787, to Miss Jane Walker of Mecklen­ burg, N. C., a daughter of John Walker, Esq. Alexander Boyd Huey, son of said last named James Huey, and Jane Huey, was born in Lancaster District, S. C., on the 22nd of December, 1787, and was married on the 11th March, 1811, in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, to Miss Elizabeth Ross McCain, a daughter of Mr. William McCain of said county. This A. B. Huey, was my paternal grandfather. James Grandison LeRoi Huey, (my father) was born of the last named A. B. Huey, and Elizabeth Huey, on the 28th June, 1813, in Lancaster District, S. C., and was married on the 11th October, 1838, to Miss Virginia Victoria Maclin, a daughter of Mr. Benjamin Maclin and Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs Mason Maclin, of Greenville County, Vir­ ginia, (near Petersburg, Va.). Benjamin Maclin Huey, son of the last above named parents, was born in the town of Talladega, Ala., on the 15th June, 1840, (oldest son and first born). He married on the 9th June, 1863, in Perry County, Alabama, Miss Sarah Elizabeth King, the 2nd daughter of Capt. Edwin Woody King, and of Mrs. Rhoda Bateman Langdon, ( who was a daughter of Mr. Levi Langdon, of Meriden, Connecticut, and was a niece of Hon. Charles C. Langdon, who at the time of his death was Secretary of State of Alabama. Said Capt. Edwin W. King, was a son of Capt. Elisha Ford King, who was originally from Georgia, and was also a nephew of General Edwin D. King, the father of the late Hon. Judge Porter King of Marion, Ala., father of the Hon. Porter King, now of Atlanta, Ga., who was lately mayor of said city. From this marriage there have been born to B. M. & S. K. Huey, the following children, who are all still living. To wit-Edwin King Huey, (married to Miss Elizabeth Hardy, of Meridian, Miss., a daughter of Capt. W. H. Hardy, atty-have son named Cecil Hardy 22 Huey.) Eugene LeRoi Huey, Benjamin Maclin Huey, Jr., (who was married to Miss Martha Hain of Dallas Co., Ala.), Estelle Vir­ ginia Huey ( now Mrs. W. B. McBride, wife of William Burt McBride, now of Cincinnati, Ohio), Sarah Huey, Neva Langdon Huey, Thomas Ford Huey, and Clara Augusta Huey. Mr. and Mrs. McBride have two children viz, William Burt McBride, Jr., and Estelle Virginia McBride.

Second, On the Maclin Side, My Maternal great grandfather, Mr. James Maclin, is said to have migrated from Scotland in the early days of the colonies, to Virginia, and had the following children, viz.

1. James Maclin, who died without heirs. 2. Mary Maclin who married Capt. John Smith and left one son, Dr. George Smith, of Greenville County, Va. 3. Susan Maclin, who married a Mr. Reid of Va., and who left one son, B. F. Reid, of Limestone Co., Ala., also daughter, Ann Eliza, who married a Mr. McKinley of Atlanta, Ga. 4. Thomas Maclin, who married Julia Edmonds, and the only descend­ ant of him is his great grandson, Mr. Thomas Maclin Hobbs, who lives at Athens, Ala., and his lovely wife and two or three children. 5. Benjamin Maclin, who was my grandfather, and married Miss Eliza­ beth Briggs Mason, of Va., who was a cousin of Hon. John Y. Mason, of Va., and was Secy. of U. S. Navy in 1844 under Wm. Henry Harrison, President U. S., also a cousin of Hon. James M. Mason, of Va., who was a M. C. from Va., in U. S. Congress in 1856 and 1857, and was Confederate Minister to England during war. He, Benjamin Maclin, left the following children, viz~Wm. J. Maclin, Virginia Victoria Maclin, (who was my mother), Eliza­ beth Maclin, who married Hon. Austin Butts, atty, of Petersburg, Va., and left several children, of whom Mrs. Susan Guy, of Memphis, Tenn., widow of Wm. Guy, (Gen. Polks Quartermaster General dur­ ing Confederate war). Also Dr. Thomas L. Hauldane Maclin, who married a Miss Maryann Binford of North Alabama, and who now resides in Marion Union Parish, La., with her children. Also Dr. Robert Maclin, who married and died many years ago either in Tenn., or Miss., near Saulsbury, Tenn. 6. John Maclin, who had four sons, viz~Joseph, Alfred, Harvey, and Littleton Maclin, who moved to Maryland long years ago, and married there and left a large family, some whose descendants now live in Baltimore, Md. 7. Rebecca Maclin, who married a Mr. Hauldane, and had no heirs. 8. Elizabeth Maclin, who married a Mr. Lundie of Va., and they had four sons, of whom were Wm. Y. Lundie, an old bachelor, and Thomas Lundie, who left a number of children, of whom are Mrs. Martha L. Sloss of Birmingham, Ala., widow of the late Col. J. W. Sloss, the great iron master of mines and foundries there, and Ben Maclin Lundie of Newman, Ga., and Peter Lundie of Oxford, Mississippi. 23 My grandfather~~A. B. Huey, was a soldier in the war of 1812 with Great Britain, and was stationed at Charleston, S. C., and was elected Lieutenant in his company of troops. He served until peace was made. He was-after his removal to Harris Co., Ga.-a judge of one of the low courts of Ga., for one term. His only living son, Dr. Robert W. Huey, lives at Crystal Springs, Mississippi, and is married but has no heirs, or rather, children. A lot of my first cousins live at Talladega, Ala., and James A. Huey is the clerk of the Circuit court there, and has been for fifteen years and more, and is now the nominee of the Democratic party for a new term of six years for same position. My Father, James Grandison LeRoi Huey, was a Major General of the Ala. State troops, at opening of Confederate war in 1861, and was at one time State Senator from Talladega District. My only sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Neva Marsh, has no children and lives in New York City, New York. All of my brothers and sisters but her died before marriage.

Copied by V. H. Huey, from the files of Mrs. Sarah Huey Lewis.

24 BESSEMER AND HUEYTOWN HUEYS

By Dr. J. Paul Reynolds

JOSEPH HUEY: Married a Miss Franklin. Served in the Revolutionary War with Generals Marion and Gates. Moved to Jefferson County, Alabama, in 1819. James Huey, b. 1800 in S. C., moved to Mud Creek Community, near Hueytown, Ala., in 1844. Preceded by Huey relatives. Samuel T. Huey, m'd Almyra Waldrop, (twin with Jesse G. Huey) b. Mar. 28, 1810. Jesse G. Huey, b. Mar. 28, 1810, married Malinda Franklin. Rachael Huey, m'd Jesse T. Bell. Linea Huey, m'd Albert Waldrop.

JAMES HUEY: Born in Waxhaw Settlement, S. C., in 1800. m'd Miss Dove Hub­ bard, moved to DeKalb County, Ga. Moved to Jefferson County, Ala., in 1844 to Mud Creek Community, Southwest of present site of Hueytown, died and buried there in 1889. Soon after arriving in Jefferson County, he heard of the "Great Immigration to Ore­ gon". He, with wife and family, in a covered wagon, started for the Columbia Valley in Oregon, his wife, was not equal to the rigors of the long journey and died and was buried somewhere on the plains of Kansas. He returned to Jefferson County, re­ maining a widower, and died there. JOHN MARVIN HUEY: Born May 16, 1838, DeKalb County, Ga. d. Sept., 1915, in Birmingham, m'd Annie Elizabeth McWilliams. Nancy Huey, m'd Mr. Thompson. Another daughter, m'd a Mr. Vines. Another son, who was a Baptist preacher, had a son, also a Baptist preacher.

JOHN MARVIN HUEY: Born in DeKalb County, Ga., May 16, 1838, moved to Jefferson County, Ala., with his father in 1844, Mud Creek Community, near Hueytown. Married Annie Elizabeth McWilliams, at Elyton in 1865. Died Sept. 1915. Annie Elizabeth McWilliams' father, James Wilson McWilliams, and 2 brothers came to America from the lowlands of Scotland, and settled in Virginia, then he moved to Jefferson County, Ala., and later bought 2 or 3 sections of land, a part of Roberts Field, and a major portion of what is now known as Pratt City, Ala. 7 children. 3 sons, 4 daughters: 25 John Fred Huey, b. July 1, 1866, d. Aug. 14, 1941. m'd Florence Reid on 9-28-1886. Florence Reid, b. in Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 18, 1863, d. ,July 31, 1931. Fannie Huey, b. April 27, 1869, m'd Dr. Wm. Wardy Stevens. Lula May Huey (Mamie), b. June 8, 1872, m'd T. T. Huey. Robert W. Huey, b. March 2, 1870, d. just before wedding. Mattie Huey, b. Sept. 25, 1874. Ethel Huey, b. Aug. 10, 1879, m'd Dr. R. Walter Waldrop. Thomas Edward Huey, b. Apr. 21, 1884, d. Jan. 26, 1958.

THOMAS EDWARD HUEY: Born Apr. 21, 1884, near Pratt Mines, near Hueytown suburb of Bessemer, Ala., married Julia Jones, born in Wilcox County, Ala., daughter of Dr. Capers C. Jones, Physician. Both families moved to East Lake, near Howard College early in life. Attended Howard College. Author of Book "Ruhama" giving the History of the Ruhama Baptist Church in East Lake. Former member, County Commission of Jefferson County. 1 son: Thomas Edward Huey, Jr., Judge County 10th Judicial Circuit Court.

THOMAS E. HUEY, JR.: Born July 16, 1910, in East Lake. Married Elizabeth Sessions, daughter of Judge Lewe Frank Sessions, of Ozark, Ala. Attended Howard College 2 years. Graduated from University of Alabama with A.B. & LLB Degrees. Practiced Law in Birmingham before being appointed Judge, County 10th Judicial Circuit Court. 1 son: Thomas E. Huey, III, b. May 6, 1950.

SAME CHAIN OF FAMILY. JOHN FRED HUEY

JOHN FRED HUEY: Born July 1, 1866, died Aug. 14, 1941. Married Florence Reid on 9-28-1886. Florence Reid, born in Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 18, 1863, died July 31, 1931. Ida Huey, b. July 23, 1887, m'd Henry Wurtele, who was born on Jan. 8, 1884, m'd Jan. 5, 1910. Catherine McWilliams Huey, b. Nov. 7th, 1890, d. 1948, m'd Marion Cadell, Aug. 15, 1914. 26 IDA HUEY: Born July 23, 1887, married Henry Wurtele, who was born Jan. 8, 1884. Married Jan. 5, 1910. Lolla Wurtele, b. Nov. 23, 1913, m'd Leslie Wright on Dec. 2, 1939, who was born on Jan. 23, 1913. 2 sons: Stephen Wright, b. March 26, 1942. Johnny Wright, b. Sept. 28, 1947. Joe Wurtele, b. Sept. 24, 1915, m'd Marg. Giles, Oct. 26, 1939, who was born Aug. 10, 1913. 2 children: Nancy Wurtele, b. Jan. 18, 1942. Henry Wurtele, b. June 2, 1945. Fred Wurtele, b. Oct. 10, 1917, m'd on June 15, 1942, to Virginia Massey, b. July 3, 1925. 1 son: Andy Wurtele, b. Jan. 8, 1944. John Ed Wurtele, b. Aug. 26, 1920, m'd on Dec. 27, 1947, to Trudy York, who was born on July 28, 1925. 1 son: John Edward Wurtele, Jr., b. 9-14-48. George Wurtele, b. 9-22-1925, m'd on 11-26-1947, to Eleanor Chalker, b. on 6-12-1925. 5 children: George Reid Wurtele, Jr., b. 7-25-51. Martha Wurtele, b. 9-19-52. Cathy Wurtele, b. 7-10-54. Joseph Huston Wurtele, b. 2-18-57. Edward Gordon Wurtele, b. 6-18-61.

CATHERINE McWILLIAMS HUEY: Born 11-7-1890, died 1948. Married on 8-15-1914 to Marion Cadell. 4 children: Fred S. Cadell, b. 12-9-1916, m'd Julia Tart

4 children: Fred Cadell, b. 4-19-1941 Charles P. Cadell, b. 8-12-1945 Julia Marion Cadell, b. 11-30-1947 Catherine Agnes Cadell, b. 11-14-1950. 27 Evelyn Cadell, b. 8-21-1921, m'd Claude Tarver 4 children: Julia Tarver, b. 9-16-1939 Phillip Tarver, b. 6-28-1941 Claudia Marie Tarver, b. 1-9-1946 Paul Joseph Tarver, b. 3-5-1953. Ida Cadell, m'd Worth Ross, on 1-24-1944 Jimmy Ross, b. 11-11-1948. Marion Charles Cadell, b. 2-15-1925, m'd Mildred Lorine Smith. 2 children: Stephenssaon Cadell, b. 3-20-1955 Cynthia Jean Cadell, b. 5-19-1956.

GOING BACK TO PICK UP: SAMUEL T. HUEY

SAMUEL T. HUEY: Born 3-28-1810, died 10-6-1884, (Twin with Jesse G. Huey), married Elmira Waldrop. Buried in Hueytown. 5 sons, 1 daughter: Andrew Jackson Huey, killed in War Between States. Oliver H. Perry Huey, killed in War Between States. Jessie Van Buren Huey, b. 1-4-1842, m'd Mary Caroline Rutledge, b. 1851, Rutledge Springs, Ala. "FOUNDED HUEYTOWN". 4 sons, 5 daughters: Thomas Thurston Huey, b. 6-6-1869, m'd ( 1st) Lula May Huey, ( 2nd) m'd Lyda Mayfield, no children. d. 12-20- 1961. Major in Spanish American War. Mayor of Bes­ semer 12 yrs. Prominent Attorney May Huey, b. 12-14-1871, m'd Calloway L. Dabbs. 2 children: Hugh R. Dabbs, m'd Blanche Johnson. Lee G. Dabbs, son. Evelyn Dabbs, m'd Louis Hoster Wm. L. Hoster, son. Rose Huey, m'd (l) Kenner Forman, ( 2) Beulah Cartwright. Clerk of Circuit Court of Bessemer for 40 yrs. no children. Elmira Melissa Huey, b. 9-5-1877, m'd Major Wm. J. Parkes. l son: 28 Edmundson Parkes, Shreveport, La., b. 11-22-1904, m'd Julia Alice Washburn 2 daughters: Myra Alice Parkes, m'd Paul Ratcliff Winder 2 children: M'liss Louise Winder Paul Parkes Winder. Ruth Edmundson Parkes, m'd Chas. Palmer Bon­ durant, Jr. 2 children: Julie Lane Bondurant Charles Palmer Bondurant, V. Oscar Rutledge Huey, b. 1-29-1881, m'd Maude Crooks. 4 sons: George Huey, m'd Margaret Vines. 1 girl: Mary Ruth Huey, m'd P. J. Harris, 2 sons. Jesse Van Huey, m'd Helen Huffman. 2 children: Bonnie Sue Huey Jesse Van Huey, III. Jack Huey, m'd Ruth , no children. James Huey, m'd Ruth Wright. 2 children: Jerry Huey Jackie Huey. Lucy Huey, b. 2-17-1884, m'd Dee C. Wood. 2 children: Jesse Winston Wood Rosemary Wood. Sam Thackton Huey, b. 11-25-1887, m'd Ruth Winters. 2 sons: Sam T. Huey, Jr. Joseph W. Huey. Jesse Van Huey, b. 8-14-1890, m'd George Keast. No children. Amy Judson Huey, b. 8-3-1893, m'd Charles M. Ray, Bes­ semer. 2 sons: Thomas T. Ray James A. Ray. Melissa Huey, m'd a Mr. Robertson. 2 daughters: Bernice Robertson, m'd a Mr. Dabbs Donna Dabbs Other daughter, unknown. 29 Sam Houston Huey, no information. Robert Edward Huey, no information. Nellie Huey, m'd a Mr. Waldrop. 4 sons, 3 girls: Dr. E. W. Waldrop Minnie Waldrop Harvey Waldrop Charles Waldrop Tad Waldrop 1 daughter, m'd A. H. Burgin 1 daughter, no information. Curry Huey, no information. John Huey, m'd Mary Cooper. 3 sons: Will H. Huey 1 son: C. E. C Bud) Huey 1 girl: Leona Huey Jesse Huey, m'd Mary Ida Brown: 4 sons, 2 girls: John Raymond Huey Glenn David Huey 2 sons: Glenn David Huey, Jr. Kenneth Don Huey Eugene Stewart Huey Dewey Burdett Huey Ruth Huey Claudia Huey Wilson Huey, deceased. Thomas Jackson Huey, m'd Ona Waldrop. 1 son: Thomas J. Huey, Jr., m'd Bernice Bush. 2 girls: Janice Elizabeth Huey Ann Marie Huey. Nettie Huey, m'd a Mr. Parsons, no information.

GOING BACK TO PICK UP: JESSE G. HUEY, SON OF JOSEPH HUEY

JESSE G. HUEY: Born 3-28-1810, died 1-27-1879, buried in Hueytown. Twin brother with Samuel Huey, married Malinda Franklin, born about 1810, 1st 11:arriage, 2 girls, Nancy Huey and Elizabeth Huey. 30 Nancy Huey, b. about 1840, m'd Andrew Lacy. 10 children: Robert Lacy, no information. Martha Lacy, m'd Mr. Miles 4 girls, 1 son: Valter Miles, son, no data on girls. Mary Lacy, no information. Cathy Lacy, no information. David Lacy, no information. Zula Lacy, m'd Robert L. Tate. 2 children: Robert L. Tate Yancy Tate. Andrew Lacy, no information. Dee Lacy, no information. V alter Lacy, 3 girls. Lula Lacy, no information. Elizabeth Huey, b. about 1847, m'd Andrew B. Waldrop, b. 1840 1 son, 6 girls: Cathy Waldrop, b. 1868, m'd James Golden 2 sons, 4 girls: Eva Golden, m'd Mr. Wilkes Catherine Wilkes Ruth Wilkes Dorothy Wilkes Joyce Wilkes Buddy Wilkes. Charles Golden, no data. Amy Golden, m'd Mr. Criswell Gloria Criswell, daughter 2nd m'd to Mr. Travis Sue Travis, daughter. Ethel Golden, 3 sons, 1 girl. Frank Golden, 1 son. Lois Golden, no data. Missouri Waldrop, m'd Mr. Knight. 2 sons, 1 girl: Eugene Knight, no data. Hazel Knight, m'd Mr. Young. Ed Young Lorine Young Jack Young Doris Young. Andrew Knight, m'd Miss Jones. Mary Knight, m'd Mr. Roberts. J. R. Waldrop, m'd Ada Ware. 1 son, 2 girls: 31 Gladys Waldrop Grace Waldrop, m'd Mr. Hamm, 2 girls. Richard Waldrop. Velma Waldrop, m'd C. T. Crooks. 4 sons, 1 girl: Robert Crooks C. T. Crooks, m'd Miss Noojin, 2 girls. Floyd Crooks, 2 girls. Ruth Crooks, m'd Mr. Bobo, 1 son. Joe Crooks. Cora Waldrop Maud Waldrop, m'd Mr. Salter. 1 son, 1 girl: Faye Salter, m'd Mr. Brown 3 sons: Bruce Brown, m'd Mary Powell. Dennis Brown Larry Brown Hugh Salter, m'd Dot Roland. Edgar Salter, d. 22 mo. Bess Waldrop, m'd W. T. Smith. 1 son: Ray Smith, 2 sons.

,JESSE G. SMITH: 2nd marriage to Miss Catherine Lacy, born 3-28-1810, died 1879. Twin brother to Samuel Huey. 4 sons, 3 girls. Estate filed Record B., Page 63, Jefferson County, Ala., 1-9-1889. Monoa C. Huey, m'd Clarissa Smith, 2 sons, 2 girls. David ,J. Huey, m'd Miss Salter. H. Nelson Huey, m'd Miss Riggin, 3 sons, 4 girls. F. Bode Huey, m'd Miss Salter, 4 sons, 4 girls. ,Jane Huey. Sallie Huey. Catherine Huey, m'd F. A. Waldrop, 3 sons, 2 girls. Sam Huey, d. before 1879.

Monoa C. Huey, m'd Clarissa Smith. 2 sons, 2 girls: Lee Huey, m'd Miss Rogers. Wetona Huey, m'd Mr. Robertson. 4 sons. 32 Raymond Huey, m'd Miss Waldrop. Frank Huey, m'd Miss Beard, 2 girls. Winnie Huey, m'd Alva Claud Smith. H. Nelson Huey, m'd Miss Riggin. 3 sons, 4 girls: Newman Huey 3 sons: Maynard Huey, 2 children. Peyton Huey, 1 son. Rex Huey. Louella Huey, m'd Prince Briggs. Catherine Briggs. Nellie Briggs. Emma Briggs. Prince Briggs. 2 girls, 1 son, unknown. Murray Huey, m'd Miss Thompson. Kathleen Huey. Caree Huey Kyle Huey Hiram Huey. Ordrick Huey, 2 sons. Dora Huey, m'd Mr. Lacy. 4 boys, 1 girl: Tom Lacy Lucian Lacy Irene Lacy Arthur I ,acy 1 son, unknown. Mattie Huey, m'd Mr. Roberts. F. Bode Huey, m'd Miss Salter. 4 sons, 4 girls: Mamie Huey, m'd Lawrence Drake, 2 girls. Dyer Huey, m'd Miss Rogers, 2 sons. Fiona Huey, m'd Mr. Roberts. Bode Roberts Elmer Roberts Billy Roberts Several girls, unknown. Lizzie Huey, m'd Mr. Higdon, boy and girl. Earl Huey, m'd Miss Jones. Jake Huey. Terrell Huey, 2 daughters, unknown. Alma Huey, m'd Mr. Vines, 1 girl. Leondras Huey, 1 girl. Catherine Huey, m'd Mr. Waldrop. 3 sons, 2 girls: 33 Vergie Waldrop, m'd Mr. Salter. Mona Salter Herbert Salter Sallie Salter Herman Salter Howard Salter Walter Salter Hendon Salter Cynthia Salter Inez Salter Bob Salter. Tom Waldrop, m'd Miss Glaze. T. A. Waldrop, m'd Hazel Carroll Dr. Ed Waldrop. Marshal Waldrop, no information. Dee Waldrop, m'd Miss Rogers. Lucile Waldrop Ralph Waldrop James Waldrop other boys. Pauline Waldrop, no information. Sam Huey, deceased before 1889. A. B. Huey F. M. Huey J. C. Huey, born about 1870. S. C. Huey, born about 1876.

34 HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA

FROM A COUNTRY SETTLEMENT TO A CITY IN 135 YEARS

By: Simon J. Smith 2021 30th Avenue Hueytown, Alabama. Published: July 8, 1960 Bessemer Advertiser

In 1825 Abner McGee entered a tract of land in what is known today as Hueytown. Eleven years later Octavus Spencer entered an­ other tract in the same community. In 1833 Mortimer Jordan pur­ chased thousands of acres from these gentlemen in this community. This estate was sold at auction and otherwise to other people from 1842 when the big auction was held. John Crooks, Sam and Jesse Huey and Calvin Waldrop had settled in the lower part of the county near what later become known as Toadvine. Calvin Waldrop's father, Joe, entered land in Toadvine country in 1823. The Huey's obtained land on Valley Creek near the Rock Creek settlement. In 1842, John Crooks bought land from Mortimer Jordan on the road from Mortimer Jordan to Dolomite. For this land he paid $4.00 per acre. In 1866 Sam Huey bought 1100 acres from the Jordan estate for $4.41 an acre. Calvin Waldrop also bought land from the Jordan estate about the same time. Jesse Huey, Sam's twin, pur­ chased 750 acres of land from the Jordan estate, his land reaching almost to the Honeycutt Hill. Jesse Huey married Catherine Lacy in 1849 before he moved to Hueytown. His brother, Sam, married several times, all his wives dying before any children were born until he finally married Matilda Waldrop. To this union were born several children, but two of his sons were responsible for Sam's moving from the Toadvine country to Hueytown. There came a June freshet that washed everything the Huey family had away. Sol and Van, sons of Sam Huey, told their father that they were not going to stay where they could not be sure their crops would be washed away. They were leaving, and he could come with them or stay there. He elected to go with them and so it was that he bought the 11 acres of land from the Jordan Estate. Calvin Waldrop began early to acquire land down on the river. He entered a tract along the Locust Fork of Warrior River in 1836. At various other times he entered land in that vicinity until in 1860 he owned some 600 acres. He built a two story log house near Alli­ ance School about 1859. That house still stands. But in 1866 he sold this house to Jasper Vines and bought the land he owned in Hueytown. Mr. Waldrop had an intense interest in public affairs in this coun­ ty. The records of the old County Commissioner's Court, are replete with the deeds of Calvin Waldrop in public affairs. So he was a decided asset to this progressive community. 35 The Hueys have not only given in the community their name but they have been a decided influence for the character of its citizenry. From them came a missionary who carried the Gospel to foreign land in the person of Miss Alice Huey, granddaughter of Sam Huey. Before her, her grandfather, Sam Huey, served as one of the County Commissioners. Sons of Van Huey who was a son of Sam Huey, have filled many public places in Public offices in the county. Major Tom Huey, was the personnel board of the Civil Service in this county for many years. Mr. Rose Huey was clerk of the Circuit Court in Bes­ semer for a long time. Sam Huey was at one time Deputy Probate Judge. A granddaughter of Sam Huey, Mrs. Mae Huey Dabbs, was a teacher in the county schools for years. Sons of Jesse Huey did their part in the development of the Community by educating their children to teach in the schools and to enter the business world. One of them, M. W., was in the whole­ sale grocery business for years. His brother, Newman Huey, was associated with him, making many friends for the firm. Mrs. Elizabeth Huey Higdon is a prominent teacher in the county schools. Mrs. Alma Huey Vines is the wife of Mr. Howell Vines, Author of two novels. She taught for a number of years before becoming associated with the State Welfare Board at Montgomery. One of Jesse Huey descendants has made a decided reputation for himself in the business world. Hiram Huey attended the Uni­ versity of Alabama and took a business administration course, major­ ing in banking. Today he is an official in the First National Bank of Birmingham with his office in the Bessemer Branch. . . . My first impression of Hueytown the day I rode through it on a one-mule wagon from my home on the river to Bessemer was that it was a community of beautiful homes. The first home that struck me as being pretty was the Nelson Huey home, built of wood to give the appearance of brick. On past the store in Hueytown I remember a house on the left of the road where M. H. Bailey lived that I thought was a beauty. The next house I remember still stands but has been brick veneered and refinished. I thought it was the finest home I had ever seen. Mr. Will Coston lived there and his son, Roscoe, lives there today. I think the next fine home in Hueytown was that of Mr. Bascom Vines off the road about a half block. Of course none of those homes would be in the class with many of the lovely dwellings that dot the Hueytown landscape today. How­ ever, it is not the homes that make Hueytown one of the finest cities in the United States. It is the people who live in those homes. It will be noted that in the list of business establishments of Hueytown, not one beer hall nor package store, not any other place that sells beer and whiskey is listed. Nor, will one be listed for a long time is my prediction. Used With permission

36 INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE FILES OF MISS EMMA HUEY AND SISTERS OF TALLADEGA, ALA.

A family record of Alexander B. Huey, and wife, Elizabeth R. McCain.

ALEXANDER B. HUEY: Born 12-22-1787, married Elizabeth R. McCain, born 8-29-1789, married 3-21-1811. Children: Alonzo F. Huey, b. 4-5-1812, d. 5-29-1812. James G. L. Huey, b. 6-28-1813, d. 3-20-1889. William F. J. Huey, b. 2-23-1816, d. 2-8-1838. Robert W. Huey, b. 4-14-1818. Alexander H. Huey, b. 5-19-1820, d. 3-18-1846. John B. Huey, b. 12-4-1822. Jane P. C. Huey, b. 7-24-1825. Margaret F. Huey, b. 10-12-1829, d. 11-9-1886 at Springville, Ala. George B. Huey, b. 1-23-1830, d. 2-10-1855. Thomas C. Huey, b. 5-9-1832.

JAMES HUEY: Son of Hercules Huey and Katherine Persee Huey came from Antrim Co., Ireland in 1759, Lancaster District, at age 16 or 17. Children: Alexander Boyd Huey, d. 1863. John B. Huey. Elizabeth Huey, b. 1788, m'd Fowler Williams. Robert D. Huey. James Buchannan Huey, moved to Abbeville Dist. Thomas Walker Huey, b. 11-27-1794, d. 9-23-1854, m'd Martha S. McMurray. 2nd m'd Margaret Crockett Massey, 1843. From Mrs. Andrew Ross, 821 Olive St., Texarkana, Texas, Oct. 1913.

37

EARLY AMERICAN SETTLERS

REV. SAMUEL G. HUEY: Born May 7, 1864, near McAlevy's Fort, Huntington Co., Pa. Graduated from Westminster College, June 20, 1888, and from Allegheny Theological Seminary in 1891. Married Miss Eva F. Donaldson of New Wilmington, Pa., on 9-10-1891. Children: Grace Huey, b. 12-29-1894. Helen Huey, b. 10-27-1896. Ruth Huey, b. 4-29-1900.

BRIGADIER-GENERAL JOHN HUEY: Married Margaret Culbertson. Children: Mary Huey, b. 4-3-1809. Lucy Huey, b. May, 1810. Eliza Huey, b. 10-9-1811, d. 4-10-1891. Robert Huey, b. 1820. John Huey, b. 1821. William Huey, b. 1822.

SAMUEL C. HUEY: Born July, 1813, in Indiana Co., Pa., he was President of the Penn. Mutual Life Ins. Co. for 13 yrs. A member of the Union League Club of Philadelphia. Elder in a Presbyterian Church of Phila. many years. Children: John Huey, b. May 20, 1837. Robert Huey, b. 9-11-1839. Samuel Huey, b. 1-7-1842. Emma Huey, b. 1-7-1842. Harriet Huey, b. 4-27-1849.

JAMES G. L. HUEY: Of Talladega, brought into the Senate fine business qualities, a bold and manly decision of character and weight of personal in­ fluence which at once gave him position in legislative and social circles. He was a South Carolinian by birth and education but came to Alabama and settled in Talladega County, where, frugal­ ity and a straight forward attention to business he had amassed a good property at the commencement of the war and was Secre­ tary of the Talladega Insurance Co.

J.M. HUEY: Born in DeKalb, Ga., on May 16, 1838, and in April, 1844, while in his 6th year, his entire family emigrated from Ga. and settled on Mud Creek in Western part of Jefferson Co. He received his 39 first training in the rudiments of education. In the 10th year he commenced going to school when the log schoolhouse was in vogue. In the fall of 1855 John M. Huey moved with his family to a point 6 miles South of Jonesboro and was sent from there, Oct. 1, 1858, to attend school under Prof. McKinnon at Monte­ vallo to the Ala. mines. Then went to Ruhama and attended school under Prof. Jacob H. Baker. Returned to Montevallo in 1860. In Fall, 1861, went out as volunteer in the 18th Ala. Regiment, Co. G. under Capt. James Haughey and after one year service was appointed agent for the Confederate States Navy with the rank of Capt. and a salary of $260 per month. On Oct. 12, 1867, he was married to Annie E. McWilliams.

T. W. HUEY: Was born in Union Co., S. C., on 8-18-1888 and was the son of Simeon and Mary Elizabeth Huey. Received his early education in public schools, then attended Wofford College from which he graduated 1909. Engaged in mercantile business at Rock Hill, continuing until 1917, when he entered the U. S. Army. Attached to headquarters 7th U. S. Army Corps for 13 months overseas in France and Germany. Mustered out as Capt. of Infantry in Aug., 1919. In 1923 organized Huey Chevrolet Co., at Rock Hill, with an associate. Married Hazel Thompson in Sept., 1915. 1 son: Thomas W. Huey, Jr. Added by V. H. Huey: Thomas Walker Huey, Jr., MD., graduate The Citadel, Military College of S. C., in 1937. Graduate U. of Pa., School of Medicine 1943, practicing Physician in Charlotte, N. C. Married Katherine Shee who graduated from St. Katherine's Junior College, Water­ bury, Conn., and attended Michigan State College. Children: Thomas Walker Huey, III, Sophomore, University of N. C., b. 6-28-1944. Nancy Elizabeth Huey, b. 7-26-1948. Katherine Carter Huey, b. April, 1950.

JAMES HUEY: Married Margaret Ellis, ( see original sheet) . Hercules Huey, son.

HERCULES HUEY: Born in An trim County, ( see original sheet) . 4 sons: Alexander Huey John Huey, (John Hoey) James Huey Hercules Huey. 40 JAMES HUEY: Born in Antrim County, ( see original sheet). 5 sons, 1 girl: Alexander Boyd Huey Robert Davis Huey John Boyd Huey James Huey Thomas Walker Huey Jeanett Huey.

ALEXANDER BOYD HUEY: Born 12-22-1787, (see original sheet). 7 sons, 2 girls: James Grandison LeRoi Huey W. F. J. Huey Robert W. Huey Alexander H. Huey John Boyd Huey George Blackstock Huey, buried in Hamilton, Ga. Thomas Calvin Huey Jane Huey, m'd John M. Nelson, Harris Co., Ga., b. Graham's Cross Rds. Margaret F. Huey, m'd Dr. Hillery Zellner, Ashville, Ala.

JOHN BOYD HUEY: Married Ellen Crutchfield, daughter of Dr. John Crutchfield, Fincastle, Va. He and his brother, James G. L. Huey, left Harris Co., Ga., went to Talladega, Ala., before the Civil War and en­ tered the mercantile business there. 3 sons, 1 girl: James Alexander Huey William Robert Huey, m'd Laura Adams Children: Julian Boyd Huey, m'd Annie Lackey, b. 8-5-1884 Etta Alice Huey, m'd Wm. Welsh, Talladega, Ala. 1 son, 2 daughters. John Oscar Huey, m'd Fannie McLane, of Talladega. 1 son: Frank Boyd Huey, deceased. May Elizabeth Huey.

JAMES ALEXANDER HUEY: Married Ella Thornton, daughter of Judge Wm. H. Thornton, Talladega, was clerk of the Circuit Court of Talladega for years. 1 son, 5 daughters: Leila May Huey, m'd Dr. John Henry, Tuscon, Ariz. Emma Elizabeth Huey, Talladega. George Boyd Huey, m'd Grace Abbott, Houston, Texas, no children. Ella Huey, retired Army Nurse, with rank of Major. Julia Eugenia Huey, Talladega. Margaret Thornton Huey, Talladega. 41

SOUTH & NORTH CAROLINA HUEYS

From HUEY Records collected by Miss Nancy Crockett, Route 4, Lancaster, S. C. by Viola Caston Floyd ( Mrs. H. C. l, 204 N. York St., Lan­ caster, S. C. Data added to HUEY Records by Mrs. C. Fred Laurence, 427 E. Main St., Rock Hill, S. C. by Mr. LeRoy Dunn, Bartow, Fla. by Dr. Carl Walker McMurray, Marion, N. C. by Mr. L. H. McMurray, Box 954, Rock Hill, S. C. by Mr. Newton A. Nisbet, Box 485, Wildwood, Fla.

JAMES HUEY: Born and died in Ireland. Married Margaret Ellis, sister of Lord Hercules Ellis. HERCULES HUEY: Born in Ireland, died in Camden District, Waxhaw Section, S. C., and is buried in the Old Waxhaw Presbyterian church­ yard beside his wife, Catherine. Catherine was the daughter of Sir Richard Persee. She was first married to a Mr. Adams and her 2 Adams children are named in the will of her 2nd husband, Hercules Huey. The inscription transcribed from the double stone reads:

Sacred to the Memory of HERCULES CATHERINE HUEY HUEY who died who died Sepr. 1775 Novr. 16th 1808 Aged 50 Years Aged 80 Years. This Monument is erected by Hercules Huey their Son.

Hercules Huey's Will, recorded in Camden, now Kershaw County, S. C., was copied by Viola C. Floyd, from Kershaw Wills, Vol 1, Page 55, S. C. Archives, Columbia, S. C.

HERCULES HUEY In the name of God Amen, I Hercules Huey, (Hughey), Being Weak of Body but of sound Mind and Judgment Do make this my last Will and Testament in the manner and form following - - first of all I give My Soul to God he gave it me and My Body to be Buried in a Christian Manner as my Executors shall think fit. Secondly I 43 do give and Bequeath to My Well Beloved Wife Cathren Hughey and my six children, Alexander, John, James, and Hercules, Mary and Elizabeth all My Real and Personal Estates, Shear and Shear alike Except one cow to my son and Daughter Aprahan and Margaret Adams. Thirdly I Do order My Wife and family to Live on the Plan­ tation together that I now Live upon on Cain Creek until they come of age and if Mary and Elizabeth Should die before they come of Age their peart of the Land is to go to the Rest and When they are of Age, they are to have no Land and if My Son Alexander Comes from Ireland and What Money he Brings with him or Goods of my Property he is to Deliver them up to My Executor or he is to have no Peart of My Estate heare and if My Wife do Marry She is to have no Shear in any of my Estates save her Bed and Close - - and Lastly I do Order and Constitute My Beloved Wife Cathren Hughey Sol Executor of this My Last Will and Testament and John Crage to Joyn her and see Justice Dun and I do Renounce all Former wills and Testaments whatsoever. Signed Sealed and Delivered Published and Declared at Cain Creek in the Province of South Carolina this 26th day of September in the Year of our Lord -177 5- - Hercules Hughey (Seal) In the Presence of us John Walker Not recorded Ord Not given Apt David Murray 33, Page 1193 Andrew Walker (Seal) By Nancy Crockett

Hercules Huey's children, according to his will, were: 1. ALEXANDER HUEY: A Captain on a war vessel in British Navy. Died in the East Indies. No heirs. 2. JOHN HUEY: Beside Hercules and Catherine Huey, in Old Waxhaw Cemetery are buried John Hoey and Elizabeth Hoey. John Hoey, Esquire, d. Apr. 5, 1803, aged 47 years. Elizabeth Hoey, d. Jan. 11, 1802, aged 46 years. She was a Johnston before marriage. Their children were sent to N. Crockett by Mrs. W. C. Cam­ eron, 2310 Peckham, Houston 19, Texas, on Sept. 16, 1959. Margaret Huey, m'd Churchill Anderson. Mary Huey, m'd John Harvey. Catherine Huey, b. Nov. 7, 1783, m'd Joseph Dunlap. Nancy Huey, m'd Fowler Williams. Saml. Y. Huey, m'd Clarissa. Elizabeth Huey, b. 1786, d. 9-1-1826, bu Old Waxhaw Cem, left 7 children, m'd Robert Walkup, b. June 25, 1870, d. Sept. 22, 1846, bu Old Waxhaw Cem, left 8 children. ( They lost four sons in a fire in 1823. After Elizabeth's death, Robert Walkup m'd Dorcas Montgomery.) 44 3. JAMES HUEY: Was born in Antrim County, Ireland, some 13 miles West of Belfast, May 8, 1759, and died in Lancaster District, S. C. His tombstone inscription taken from Tirzah Cemetery, states: "In memory of Capt. James Huey who died April 6, 1836 in the 77th year of his age leaving a wife, four sons and one daughter to mourn their loss. He was a regular member of the church, an affectionate husband, a kind parent, and an obliging neighbor. In our struggle for Independence, he bore an active and manly part; and the same heroic spirit which fired his youthful breast never ceased to animate him while the pulse of life continued to Vibrate".

Proof of James Huey's Revolutionary services 1s his Account Audited in the S. C. Archives: Columbia, S. C.

AA 3838 Acct # 58-N James Huey James Huey's Account Against the Publick. 58 March 2d No 22 James Hewey his Account of Militia Duty in 1780, 1781 and 1782. Also a Horse lost in public service in 1783 Pork and Corn supplyd Militia in 1780 Charg'd L 169.12.6 Sterlg L 24.4. 7 Twenty Four Pounds Four Shillings and Seven Pence half Penny Sterling Exd T.W. J.McAg. No 58 Book N James Hewey Copied by Nancy Crockett 6-25-63

JAMES HUEY: m'd 1. on Feb. 12, 1783, Mary (Polly) Coffee, who died Sept. 20, 1785. 2. on Feb. 3, 1787, Jane Walker, daughter of John and Elizabeth Boyd Walker. In the list of passengers that arrived on the ship "Earl of Donegal" Duncan Ferguson, Master, which came to the port of Charles Town, S. C., Dec. 22, 1767, were: 45 Name Age John Walker 40 Elizabeth Walker 32 Andrew Walker 12 Thomas Walker 10 Jane Walker 8 Mary Walker 5 Jane Huey "who departed this life on the 23rd of Dec. 1841 aged 82 years" ... is buried beside Capt. James Huey in Tirzah Cem. Lan­ caster County, S. C.

JAMES HUEY, and JANE HUEY, were the parents of: ELIZA BELLE HUEY, born Dec. 22, 1787. ALEXANDER BOYD HUEY, born Dec. 8, 1789, m'd Elizabeth Ross McCain, was an ensign in Capt. John Montgomery's Company of Infantry of a Regt. of S.C. Militia in the service of the U.S. commanded by Lt.Col. Adam McWillie from the commencement of their service to the 28th day of Nov. 1814. Date of joining: 6 Oct. 1814. ROBERT DAVIS HUEY: b. Feb. 21, 1792. m'd Nelly (Eleanor) McCain. JOHN HUEY: b. Apr. 5, 1794. JAMES HUEY: b. Oct. 6, 1796. Was in Abbeville Dist, S.C. in 1834. In 1836 he appointed Abel Nelson to rent or sell land on Cain Creek he had lately received from his father's estate. THOMAS WALKER HUEY: b. Nov. 27, 1798, d. Apr. 23, 1854. bu. Tirzah Cem. m'd Martha Lynn McMurray on 4-3-1821. She was born Nov. 25, 1803, d. Oct. 14, 1841, daughter of John McMurray, Jr., and Ann Harper. 10 Children: 1st marriage. JANE MINERVA HUEY: b. 3-4-1822, d. 9-20-1844, bu. Tirzah Cem. m'd Capt. Israel Pickens Davis. Children: Thomas H. Davis Robert A. Davis. SARAH CYNTHIA HUEY: b. Oct. 24, 1823, d. Jan. 24, 1858, m'd Dr. James J. Williams. Children: Alice Williams Martha Williams Lucy Williams. ELIZABETH CLEMENTINE HUEY: b. Oct. 27, 1825, d. Dec. 24, 1880, bu. Shiloh Cem. m'd (1st) John Johnston Craig. m'd (2nd) N. H. Craig. 46 Children: James Hood Craig Barber N. Craig Simeon W. Craig Martha Jane Craig J. Edgar Craig Mary Louise Craig. MARTHA HARRIET HUEY: b. Nov. 14, 1828, d. Jan. 19, 1889, bu. Tirzah Cem. m'd John Harvey McMurray. Children: Thomas Walker McMurray Joseph Harper McMurray Sarah Adeline McMurray, ( Leroy Dunn's mother) John Newton McMurray Wm. Harvey Pickens McMurray-Carl McMurray's father Robert Huey McMurray-Landry H. McMurray's father. MARGARET AMY HUEY: b. Nov. 14, 1828, d. June 21, 1854, m'd Henry Reese Massey. Children: Ben Massey Fannie Massey. MARY AGNES HUEY: b. Nov. 1, 1830, d. 5-25-1856, bu. Tirzah Cem. m'd John Newton Davis. Children: ' Rufus P. Davis Margaret Davis. ISABELLA ADELINE HUEY: b. 9-29-1833, d. 9-25-1847, bu. Tirzah Cem. LOUISA ELMIRA HUEY: b. 8-16-1836, d. 3-14-1897, bu. Old Waxhaw Cem. m'd David McKenzie Crockett on 11-25-1856. Children: Nannie Lynn Crockett Thomas H. Crockett R. Simeon Crockett Harriet Crockett Rufus Calhoun Crockett-Nancy Crockett's father. JOHN McMURRAY HUEY: b. 9-30-1839, d. 1-6-1900 of pneumonia in Birmingham, Ala. (1) m'd Alice Elston, moved to Talladega, Ala., just be­ fore Civil War. Employed by T. W. Huey & Co. Was about 20 years of age. Enlisted in Confederate Army in 1862. Promoted from Capt. to Major, but never received the Major Commission. Children: Claude Leroy Huey, m'd Lena Kirksey Thomas Walker Huey, m'd Mrs. Cordelia Forrester 47 Oliver Elston Huey, m'd Mrs. Annie Harvill Alice Elston Huey, m'd A. B. Luster 2nd m'd to Mattie Goodwin, 8-14-1890. Son: James Goodwin Huey. CHILDREN OF: JOHN McMURRAY HUEY: Born Sept. 30, 1839, furnished by James Goodwin Huey, 929 43rd St. West, Birmingham 8, Ala.

CLAUDE LEROY HUEY: Born about the end of the Civil war in Talladega County, Ala., m'd (1) Lena Kirksey of Talladega County. Was in timber business-owning short timbering Ry. with needed locomotives, cars, etc. Later Chief of Police, River­ side, Ala. Later Conductor L & N Ry. Died on farm near Boaz, Ala., in 1926. Children: 5 sons, 4 daughters: Pearl Huey: b. 12-31-1887, d. 1924, m'd A. B. Luster. Children: Wilhelmina Luster, b. 6-12-1906, m'd Robt Wade Brown. Children: Alice Brown, m'd Robt. L. McClure. Linda Louise McClure Diane McClure. Dorothy Brown, m'd Cecil Livingston. No children. Atlanta, Ga. Robt. Wade Brown, Jr., U.S. Air Force. Annie Laura Luster, b. 10-17-1907, m'd McDade. Andrew B. Luster, b. 11-28-1918, m'd Imogene Carter. Sarah Ann Luster Peggy Jean Luster. Robert Simeon Huey: b. 1890, d. 1961, m'd Eleanor , Lived Orlando, Fla. Robert S. Huey, Jr., l child, Michael Huey. Marion Lucile Huey: b. 1894, m'd Roscoe Hail in 1912. Mildred Hail, m'd Paul Norman. Paula Norman. William Hail, b. 12-20-1914, (1st) m'd Louise Norton. (2nd) m'd Dolores Stewart. William Hail, Jr. Margaret Hail, b. 1-4-1916, m'd Clyde Cox. Ann Cox, b. 1-5-1934, m'd ( 1 l Mr. Arnold. Cynthia Arnold Michael Arnold. ( 2) m'd Mr. Doles. Shannon Doles Patrick Doles. William Cox, b. 10-17-1936. 2nd m'd to Peeas J. Huggins. 48 Taylor Morris Huey: b. 1896, d. 1945, m'd Daisy Whaley. Morris W. Huey, b. 3-16-1919, m'd Miss Gilbert. Donald Wade Huey. Annie Huey: b. 1-1-1898, d. 1-8-1962, m'd Edward Anthony. John A. Huey, b. 3-8-1900, d. 4-4-1933, m'd Helen N. Taugye on 6-27-1923. Children: Jacqueline V. Huey, m'd Harry W. Fry John Albert Huey, Jr., b. 6-27-1928, m'd Margaret Flores on 8-22-1959. No children.

CLAUDE LEROY HUEY: 2nd m'd to Eula Marshall Jones, m'd 4-30- 1903. Claude Leroy Huey, b. 2-10-1904. Graduate Ga. Tech. m'd Sarah Louise Stewart. Claude Leroy Huey, Jr., b. 4-21-1934. Grad. Auburn Univ. m'd Nancy Claire Friel. Stewart Marshall Huey: b. 3-21-1938. Grad. Ga. Tech. m'd Carol Ruth Raymond. Children: Stewart Marshall Huey, Jr. Sarah Catherine Huey. Thomas Jones Huey: b. 3-9-1906. Graduate Vanderbilt, Dentistry. M'd (1) Carrie Ella Appleton. Children: Virginia Evelyn Huey, b. 1-30-1928, m'd Alvin J. Tenenbaum. David Morris Tenenbaum Marcia Ann Tenenbaum Brian Tenenbaum Philip Tenenbaum. Betty Ann Huey: Graduate Nurse. Thomas Jones Huey, Jr., m'd Fay Davis, attended Ga. Tech. & Univ. of Tenn. Children: Thomas Jones Huey, III Jennifer Huey Jane Elizabeth Huey. Alice Carolyn Huey, m'd Arvin C. Moore. Anthony Wayne Moore Alan Huey Moore Alice Suzanne Moore. 2nd marriage to Mrs. Betty Healey. Elizabeth Huey: b. 11-11-1911. Attended Montevallo College. m'd Walter Gaines.

THOMAS WALKER HUEY: b. 10-14-1872, d. 11-16-1918, m'd Mrs. Cordelia Forrester. 5 children, 3 died in infancy. 49 Carolyn Elston Huey, b. 1-13-1912, m'd Chas. W. Childress. Charles W. Childress, Jr., m'd Marilyn Joann Rhoden. At­ tended Ga. Tech. Chas. W. Childress, Ill. Alice Velma Huey: b. 4-29-1918, m'd (1) Eugene Herman Robbins. Thos. Eugene Robbins, m'd Mary Lynn Freeman. Thos. Eugene Robbins, Jr. Shirley Laura Robbins. 2nd marriage, S. N. Wallace.

OLIVER ELSTON HUEY: b. 1879, d. about 8-1-1911, m'd Mrs. Annie Harvill. Mabel Lee Huey, m'd A. Griffith. Annie Martha Griffith.

ALICE ELSTON HUEY: b. 8-25-1888, m'd A. B. Luster. No chil­ dren. d. 1956, Elmwood Cem.

JOHN McMURRA Y HUEY: 2nd marriage to Mattie Goodwin, m'd 8-14-1890. James Goodwin Huey: b. 7-18-1891. Talladega High School 1908. m'd Saidee Elizabeth Barr of Nanafolio, Ala., 1924. Supt. TCI Co. Coke Plant, Mechanical Dept. 12 yrs. Supt. Tin mill 7 yrs. Supt. Sheet Mill 8 yrs. Retired. Children: James G. Huey, Jr. Attended B'ham-Southern & Auburn U. m'd Mildred Deaver. 2 children: Catherine Barr Huey Camella Jackson Huey. Saidee Barr Huey, Graduate Auburn Univ. M'd Harry Gardner. Children: Harry Huey Gardner Goodwin Hall Gardner. Continuing Children of THOMAS WALKER HUEY: James Buchanan Huey: b. 8-3-1841, d. 8-4-1841.

COL. THOMAS WALKER HUEY: 2nd marriage July 6, 1843 to Mrs. Margaret Cynthia Crockett Massey. She is buried in Old Waxhaw Cem. by the side of 1st husband, Wm. G. Massey, and her parents, Andrew and Agnes Dunlap Crockett. 4 children, 2nd marriage: Simeon Hyder Huey: b. 8-3-1844, d. 9-3-1897, m'd Alice M. Hunter. Frank Vernon Huey: m'd Lillian 0. Gribble Maggie Huey. 50 2nd marriage to Mary Elizabeth Robertson 11-20-1877. 8 children: John Robertson Huey Daisye Livingston Huey: m'd Max M. Brown Children: Mary Brown, m'd Emory Butler. Children: Mary Brown Butler Josephine Butler Betsy Butler. Azilee Beauford Huey: b. 4-13-1882 Ida Marie Huey: m'd Francis Heyward Moore Children: Francis Heyward Moore, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Moore, m'd Barber Sykes Joe Palmer Moore, m'd Mary McMaster Marion Moore, m'd Louise Nichols. Jessie Buff Huey: b. 3-5-1886, m'd John Marvin Cannon Children: John Marvin Cannon, Jr., m'd Mary Momand. 2nd m'd Dr. Virginia Maria Farrara. Children: Virginia Maria Cannon John Marvin Cannon, III Mimi Elizabeth Cannon Mary Ann Cannon. 2nd m'd to Burton H. Massey. 3rd m'd to Charles Frederick Laurence. Thomas Walker Huey: b. 8-18-1888, Union Co. N.C., d. 7-21- 1955, bu. Laurelwood Cem., Rock Hill, S.C., m'd Hazel Thompson. 1 son: Dr. Thomas Walker Huey, Jr., b. 7-29-1916, Rock Hill, S.C., m'd Katherine Shee. Children: Thomas Walker Huey, III Nancy Elizabeth Huey Katherine Carter Huey. Lives: Charlotte, N.C. Wm. Anderson Huey: b. 4-18-1890, m'd Olga Crosland 1 girl: Norina B. Huey, m'd Wilson Lynch. Son: Wilson Lynch, Jr. 2nd m'd to John Wallace. Mary Huey: b. 3-13-1893, d. 6-1-1954, m'd Robert Lee Adams Children: Martha Adams, m'd Sam Bledsoe Sam Adams, Jr. Mary Huey Adams 51 Robert Lee Adams, Jr. Simeon Huey Adams. Harriette Amanda Huey: b. 12-15-1846, d. 7-23-1901, m'd S. C. Millen Hood, bu. Tirzah Cem. Children: Maggie Hood Ida Hood, m'd Dave Gamble Allie Hood, m'd George Gamble. Thomas Walker Huey: b. 11-14-1848, d. 4-24-1849, Tirzah Cem. Robert Eli Alexander Huey: b. 5-29-1851, d. 3-14-1925, bu. Tirzah Cem. m' d Elizabeth Kee Children: Claude Martin Huey, b. 3-17-1880, d. 8-9-1949, m'd Mabel Catherine Bari. Thomas Walker Huey: b. 12-15-1882, m'd Rosa Glenn Stack. Ernest Earle Huey: b. 1-7-1884, m'd Bertha Mahala Ratch­ ford. Clarence Whiten Huey: b. 11-27-1885, m'd Agnes Newton Scott. Children: Mary Huey Clarence Withers Huey, Jr. Amanda Louise Huey: b. 5-7-1888, m'd Henry Eugene Wilson. Robert Simeon Huey: b. 4-20-1890, m'd Maye Stewart. Loma May Huey: b. 4-18-1892, m'd Boyce J. Harper. Iva Annette Huey: b. 12-6-1894, m'd James C. Rollings. James Ray Huey: b. 9-24-1897, m'd Mary Grover. Descendants of Col. T. W. Huey's 2nd marriage furnished by Jessie Huey Laurence.

THE LANCASTER LEDGER. April 26, 1854.

"Col. Thomas W. Huey, a prominent citizen of this district died at his residence at Jacksonham in the upper portion of Lancaster on Sunday morning last. Col. Huey was about 54 years of age, and at the time of his death held the office of State Senator, having been elected to that office in 1852. He had therefore served only half of his term. "Col. Huey has filled various offices of honor and trust in this district..... "It is said Col. Huey leaves a large property .... He owned a large body of land in this district, and possessed at the time of his demise, various interests in property in the states of Alabama and Mississippi." JEAN (JEANETT) HUEY: b. 12-18-1801, d. 4-9-1847, bu. Tirzah Cem. Married David M. Walkup. 52 Children: Margaret Caroline Walkup, b. 12-7-1820, no children. James Huey Walkup, b. 3-21-1823. Osreal Alexander Walkup, b. 11-14-1824. Jane Walker Walkup, b. 10-29-1826. Elizabeth Boyd Walkup, b. 3-12-1829. David Harvey Walkup, b. 5-8-1831, no children. Cynthia Melissa Walkup, b. 4-8-1833, no children. Wm. Jennings Walkup, b. 9-3-1830. Martha Minerva Damaris Walkup, b. 8-4-1837. Mary Agnes Walkup, b. 1-25-1840. Thomas Huey Walkup, b. 6-25-1843. Sarah Allen Walkup, b. 7-27-1845. HERCULES HUEY line furnished by Viola C. Floyd.

4. HERCULES HUEY: m'd Isabella Smith. Children: CATHERINE (KATIE) HUEY: born 1790, died 6-13-1855, buried in Friendship Cemetery near Americus, Ga., to which place she migrated in 1837 after having stayed in Harris County, Ga., for 4 years. She went to Harris County to join relatives after her husband, William Harper, died and was buried in Shiloh A.RP. Cemetery in 1831, Lancaster County, S.C. William Harper, born about 1783, died 2-5-1831. Children: Sarah Harper, b. in Lancaster County, 12-15-1809, d. in Ala. 7-5-1871, m'd John M. Shaver. John Huey Harper: b. 8-25-1811, d. 1-10-1878, in Sumter Co. Ga., bu. Mt. Tabor Cem., m'd Cynthia Countryman. Mary (Polly) Harper: b. 8-18-1813, d. 10-23-1894, bu. St. Luke Cem. Elgin, Lancaster, S.C., m'd Matthew Biggart Kirk. (Viola Caston Floyd's great grand parents) Ann Y. Harper: b. 5-28-1815, d. 11-7-1887, bu. Sumter Co. Ga., m'd William J. Moore. Isabella Harper: b. 1817, m'd 1849 to Elihu Croxton, both bu. in Mt. Tabor Cem. William Harness Harper: b. 2-12-1820, d. 5-21-1877, in Ga., m'd Mary Minta McGarrah. Robert Alexander Harper: b. 11-8-1824, Lancaster County, S.C., d. 12-28-1909 in Herbert, Ala., m'd Susanna Purnell. Samuel Grandison Harper: M.D., b. 4-27-1827 in Lancaster Co., S.C., d. 5-27-1887 in Titus Co., Texas, m'd Delilah Ann Elizabeth Crenshaw. First settled in Ala. but in 1872 moved to Texas. SARAH HUEY: Married John Sibley, remained in Lancaster Co. for several years then migrated to Macon Co., Ga. 53 MARGARET HUEY: married 1st to John McMurray, one child named McMurray; after McMurray's death, married William Dean. NANCY HUEY: married William Woods. MARY HUEY: married William Hinkle, migrated to Mississippi. SAMUEL HUEY: married Sarah (Sally) Hagins, migrated to Harris Co., Ga. JOHN HUEY: JAMES HUEY: married Mary Smith, to Harris County, Ga. ALEXANDER HUEY: born 5-9-1809, died Oct. 2, 1842, married Elizabeth (Betsy) B. Walkup. Children: Joseph Harvey Huey: b. 9-25-1833, d. 4-28-1911, 1st m'd Margaret Mahailey Jane Taylor, 2nd m'd Mary J. Mattie Steele. James Huey: Margaret Huey: m'd James McCain. Nancy Huey: m'd Mr. Stewart. JOSEPH HUEY: born 2-26-1803, burned to death 2-7-1823.

PROOF FOR HERCULES HUEY JR'S LINE

by Viola C. Floyd

Copy of a letter written by Robert Alexander Harper, son of William Harper III and his wife, Catherine Huey, who was the daughter of Hercules Huey and Isabella Smith Huey. Herbert May 26th 1894 Mr. Marion Harper Dear Nephew your letter of May 2 was received and I was glad to hear from you would have written before but have been waiting to see if your Aunt Susy would get better I cannot see that she is any better The rest of my family are well the Connections are all well except Marys children has whooping cough Crops are looking fine at this time though little late You wanted to know what year my grand­ father came from Ireland I do not know but it was before the Revolutionary war was married before he came over both my grand­ fathers came to this country before the war and settled in Lankister, D., S.C. My father settled in three miles of the town of Lankister and lived there until he died in the year 1831 My Mother left South Carolina fall of 1833 and settled in Harris Co. Ga., and sold out in 37 and moved to Sumter Co. Settled on the place Wm. Dozier now lives and died there My grandmother name was ...... My grand- father Huey was Harless, Grandmother (Huey) Isabella Smith - - raised 54 tin children five Boys and five Girls Oldest Boy Sam married Sallie Hagins settled in Harris Co. Ga. James married Mary Smith settled in Ga Haris Co. John and Alex do not know who they married Joe Huey got burned to death when he was about 21 years of age Alex Huey married and lived and died in South Carolina Oldest girl named Catharin married William Harper Sally married John Sibley lived in S.C. several years moved to Macon co. Ala. Margaret married John McMerry and had one child McMerry died child named John after its father she then married William Dean. Nancy married William Woods Mary married William Hinkle moved from S.C. to Mississippi The Harpers and the Hueys all belonged to the Shiloh Pres6yterian in S.C., if you could come to see me I could tell you more than I can write but any information I can give I am willing to do so Your Aunt Susy wants to see you and appreciated the feeling you have for her and can say as much for you for the acquaintance she had with you write as often as you can to your Uncle Robt Harper ,:,Ship's records show that his grandfather, William Harper Jr., was single when he came to America in 1767. ( V.Floyd) ,:, *The Hueys were members of Tirzah Church. This church was an Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church until 1875 when it joined the Southern Presbyterian. From: Nisbet Narrations as collected by Newton Alexander Nisbet. ( Charlotte, N.C. Crayton Printing Co. 1961) 67

5. MARY HUEY: m John McCain, Sr b. 1763 b. 1753 d. 1-2-1841 d. 3-6-1835 bu. Tirzah Cem bu. Tirzah Cem. Left 5 daus. 1 son "Left wife, 6 daus, 1 son, " ... shared with her husband ... Soldier of the the evils of the Revolutionary Revolutionary War." War." Children: Rebecca McCain, who married a Mr. Tucker; moved to Alabama. Sarah McCain, who married Andrew Nisbet. Elizabeth McCain, who married 1st a Robinson, 2nd to James Rogers, moved to Holly Springs, Miss. Jane McCain, who married 1st John Walker, 2nd to Willis Locke, moved to York, S.C. Margaret Huey McCain, born 1796, died 5-28-1873, married George McCain, her 1st cousin, born 1793, died 7-10-1865, both bu. Tirzah Cem. Hugh H. McCain, born 1784, died 6-26-1845, bu. Tirzah Cem., married 1st, Mary Thompson, 2nd, Mary Ramsey. 6. ELIZABETH HUEY: no record. Abraham Adams Were Hercules Huey's step-children. They were Catherine's son and daughter by a previous mar­ Margaret Adams riage. 55

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Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church, Cradle of Presbyterianism in the Up-Country of S.C. Founded about July 1755. Lancaster County, S.C. Picture furnished by Landry Huey McMurray.

57 OLD WAXHAW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

"The Waxhaws", deriving its name from an extinct tribe of In­ dians, was settled in the early 1750's by immigrants from Virginia and Pennsylvania. Receiving their grants in Anson County, North Caro­ lina, they met in the Waxhaws a smaller group of settlers who were establishing their claim under the South Carolina Government. Never long in one place without religious services, these Scotch­ Irish pioneers were no doubt, engaging in some form of corporate worship soon after their arrival. The first sermon recorded was de­ livered in February 1753, by John Brown, a young probationer from Penn. The Rev. Hugh McAden preached at the Waxhaw "meeting house" on Nov. 23, 1755, while on a mission through Piedmont Caro­ lina. Calling for their minister a Scotch schoolmaster, Robert Miller, the Waxhaw congregation received from him and his wife, Jean Pick­ ens, their first title to Waxhaw Church property. This deed, dated Mar. 9, 1758, for 4½ acres included a house for divine services, a retiring house and a spring. After an unsuccessful mission among the Cherokee Indians, the Rev. Wm. Richardson accepted the pastorate of Waxhaw Church in 1759. "His widely extended ministry, lasting till his death in 1771, did much to make the waxhaws the Presbyterian center of the South Carolina back country". (Meriweather) His remains were reinterred in the handsome Davie Memorial in 1927 along with those of his illustrious nephew and namesake, William Richardson Davie, and other members of the Davie family. The first meeting house, on the east side of the graveyard, was used as a hospital during the Revolutionary War. It was burned by the British after a skirmish at the church April 9, 1781. The next building burned by accident after the Great Revival of 1802. The third church, built on a 4½ acre tract purchased from Robert and Jane Thompson in 1808, was used until the present edifice was erected in 1896. Many notable ministers have served this congregation during its long history, one of the most distinguished being the Rev. J. H. Thornwell, D.D. Concerning this church, he wrote, "It was here in her (church's) schoolhouse the classics were first taught in South Caro­ lina. It was here in one of her camp meetings that the singing of hymns (instead of Psalms) was introduced in public worship ... It was here in this historic church on April 12, 1785, that the Pres­ bytery of South Carolina held its first meeting. Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church, pioneer church of this denomi­ nation in upper South Carolina, stands today as a citadel of the "Faith of Our Fathers". Interesting items from the files of Landry Huey McMurray, Rock Hill, S.C. 58 HISTORY OF THE HUEY FAMILY,

By Irish Ancestry Guild, Dublin, Ireland. Historical Facts, Commentary and Huey Personalities. To trace the origin of the Huey families we must go to County Down, the chief towns to-day of which are Newry (13,624 popula­ tion) and Bangor (20,615). It was here that the name Huey origi­ nated as an Irish name. In 1700 we find the spelling Huey in Irish Parish registers.­ The Visiting Huey who travels to the land of his ancestors, will find the site of his ancestors clan-lands some six miles south-east of the present town of Newry. Standing there, he will find that he is in the Mountains of Mourne, and that the scenery is a beautiful one, with hills and valleys all around and the sea only a few miles away. It was here that the song "The Mountains of Mourne"-that slope down to the sea, was written. -There are approximately 150 members of the Huey family in Ireland, mostly around the County Down. In the days of 1100 A.D. this district was thickly forested, and the Hueys had many cattle. The word Eocaid, in fact, is a Gaelic word meaning "rich in cattle", so that the word Huey commemorates a rich, cattle-owning Chief. The Huey's also owned herds of swine, and fed them on acorn and mast in the thick forests. -There was another family called Huey in the anglicised form who in 1500 A.D. still owned ancient clan-lands in County Meath, near Dublin. The Scottish branch of the Hueys quickly disappeared from his­ tory, or at least from the records.

Andrew Jackson, Sr., was one of the nearest neighbors of our ancestor John Walker, only about 1¼ miles between their houses. I located the spring that the Jacksons got water from a couple of years ago, this is all that is left of the Jackson site. The old abandoned Walker Cemetery right in back of Cap't. Andrew Walkers son's (John Walker, Esq) old home place is in fair condition, a rock wall surrounds it. I have a picture of some of the grave stones.

Landry Huey McMurray. 59 Meet Mrs. Laurence-Leader With A Purpose.

Rock Hill Woman Knows No Barriers; a Dynamic Leader and Prominent Figure in Affairs of State. Rock Hill, S.C. May 22, by Harper Gault-They said she could not live when she lay unconscious 21 days after a train-automobile crash that claimed the lives of two members of her family, but she did live. Then they said she'd never walk, but she did walk, did Mrs. C. Fred Laurence of Rock Hill to become one of the most dynamic leaders of South Carolina womanhood and a prominent figure in affairs of state. President of the Woman's Council for the Common Good and the only woman member of the State Board for Promotion of Ex­ ternal Trade and having only retired after three years as president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs Mrs. Laurence has per­ haps traveled further, talked more, turned out more news copy, and engaged in more arguments as an ambassador for South Carolina than any other one person or certainly more than any other South Carolina Woman.... The Charlotte Observer, Sun., May 23, 1937. Part of a large complimentary write up about Jessie Huey Laur­ ence, daughter of Simeon Hyder Huey and wife, Mary Elizabeth Robertson Huey.

Mrs. Jessie Huey Laurence, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Robert­ Rock Hill, S.C. son Huey, wife of Simeon Hyder Huey, and Mother of Jessie Huey Laurence. 60 ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA HUEYS

By G. B. Huey

I am writing this as a continuation of and an addition to, The Huey Family History given us by Gen. James G. L. Huey of Con­ federate Army and who was double first cousin of our grandfather, Dr. Robert Emmett Huey who was a Surgeon in Confederate Army­ and-by our father, G. W. Huey (George Washington Huey) and Julia Huey. Our father and mother, G. W. and Julia Huey, were both born in the dark War years of the 1860's and suffered many hardships caused by the war but both managed to get good educations. Our father attended Southern University at Greensboro, Ala., and the University of Alabama. Our Mother was tall and beautiful with very black hair and brown eyes. When I was a little boy she charmed us with her music. Next month I reach my three score and ten years, I am the oldest of three children still living. My brother Robert being two and half years younger than I, and my sister Lola seven years younger. God his filled this world with beautiful things beyond descrip­ tion and I have enjoyed seeing them and admiring them in wonder­ ment-but with grandchildren no other beauty will compare and to them goes much of my prayer. July 12, 1{)63 George Bolling Huey

JAMES HUEY: m'd Margaret Ellis, see original sheet Hercules Huey, Son.

HERCULES HUEY: Born in Antrim County, see original sheet 4 sons: Alexander Huey John Huey James Huey, m'd Jane Walker Hercules Huey.

JAMES HUEY: Born in Antrim County, see original sheet. 5 sons, 1 daughter: Alexander Boyd Huey Robert Davis Huey John Boyd Huey James Huey, wife, Martha P. Huey, 1 son, 2 daughters: T. J. Huey, Martha D. Huey, Sarah C. Huey, m'd Albert ,J. Clinkscales. Thomas Walker Huey Jeanett Huey m'd Mr. David Walkup. 61 ROBERT DAVIS HUEY: Born 2-21-1792 in N.C. d. & buried in Harris Co. Ga. M'd Eleanor McCain, sister of Elizabeth Ross McCain, who m'd his brother Alexander Boyd Huey. Children: Alexander Huey, Physician, d. Pittsburg, Texas, 1883. James Huey, Physician, d. Barbour County, Ala. 1858. William George Huey, b. 10-16-1831, Harris Co. Ga. d. in Barbour Co. Ala. 2 sons: George Philip Huey, ( Cleburne, Texas) George Philip Huey, Jr., only son. Paul Huey, deceased. (Birmingham, Ala.) Jane Huey, m'd Dr. J. M. Hill, d. 1881. Julia Huey, m'd Nick Floyd from Arkansas, d. 1908. Elizabeth Huey, m'd Dr. John Reynolds of Clio, Ala. d. 1909. Robert Emmett Huey, Physician. Eleanor Huey, m'd Allen Wallace, parents of George Wallace, Grandparents of Dr. Oscar Wallace, Great Grandparents of Gov. George C. Wallace, present Governor of Alabama. Mary Huey, m'd Charles Owen.

ROBERT EMMETT HUEY: 1829-1882. Physician, Member of Ala. Legislature 1870-1872. M'd Julia Kinnon, d. 1860. Children: Robert A. Huey, d. 1928, Dallas, Texas. Ella Huey, m'd John Pryor of Tennille, Ala. Sallie Huey, m'd Rev. Nathan Underwood, Brundidge, Ala. 2nd m'd Penelope Brown, widow of the late Benjamin Brown. Children: George W. Huey, m'd Julia Sellers of Perote, Ala. Walton P. Huey, m'd Clyde Giddens of Briar Hill, Ala.

GEORGE W. HUEY: Merchant. 1863-1933-m'd Julia Sellers, 1866- 1913. Daughter of Gamaliel & Susie Sellers, Perote, Bullock Co., Ala. Buried New Brockton, Ala. 8 Children: Estelle Huey: 1885-1921, School teacher, Coffee Co. Ala. no children. M'd Murphy Newsome. b. New Brockton. Walton Sellers Huey, 1888-1960. Attorney. Enterprise, Ala. M'd Katie Mae Rowe of New Brockton, Ala. 2 children: Julia Huey, m'd Oneal Griswold, attorney. Mary Hope Huey, m'd Eugene Lane, attorney. Horace Gordon Huey, 1891-1945, Physician, m'd Janie Owen, New Brockton, b. New Brockton. Son & daughter: George Owen Huey, m'd Doris Mackey, Dublin, Ga. Janie Ruth Huey, m'd Dr. D. B. Terry, Homerville, Ga. George Bolling Huey, 1893-Merchant & Farmer, Enterprise, Ala. M'd Voncile Chancey of New Brockton, Ala. · 62 Children: George Bolling Huey, Jr., Merchant & farmer, Chatfield, Ark. Georia Huey, m'd Dr. M. L. Crawford, Marion, Ala. Dr. Marion Huey, Anatomist, m'd W. Walton Garrett, attor­ ney, Birmingham, Ala. Robert Monroe Huey: 1896-Attorney, V.A. rating specialist, Montgomery, Ala., m'd Hilda Moore of London, England. Children: Robert Moore Huey, m'd Beth Tarr, Elect. Engr. Cincinnati, Ohio. Hilda Jean Huey, rn'd Henry Robinson, Physicist, Washing­ ton, D.C. Elaine Huey, Chemist, Washington, D.C. James Alex Huey, 1898-1955, Attorney, 8 yr. Circuit Solicitor, m'd Marguerite Hildreth, b. New Brockton, Ala. Children: James Alex Huey, Jr., rn'd Helen Treadway, Teacher. Rita Huey, m'd Billy Murdock. Lola Huey, 1900-M'd Edgar Mattox, Homerville, Ga. Children: George Bankston Mattox, Attorney, Atlanta, Ga. Jeanette Mattox, Counselor, DePauw College, DePauw, Ind. Albert Victor Huey, 1903-d. in infancy.

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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE FILES OF JESSIE HUEY LAURENCE, ROCK HILL, S. C.

The Huey family is of French Huguenot ancestry. At one time the name was spelled Huet, one branch on leaving France settled in County Antrim, Ireland. James Huey who was born in County Antrim, May 8, 1759 moved to S.C. shortly before the American Revolution. He was a soldier in the war for independence, taking part in the great campaigns in the Southern colonies under General Sumter, Marion and Greene. The son of this Revolutionary soldier was Alexander Boyd Huey, who was born on December 22, 1787, in S.C. He married Elizabeth Ross McCain, whose father was a soldier in the Revolution. In 1811 they settled in the Waxhaws Community of S.C. Alexander B. Huey was a soldier, a Lieut. in the war of 1812. From S.C. he moved his family to Harris County, Ga., and in 1833 settled in Talladega County, Alabama.

The next generation of the Huey family was represented by General James Grandison Leroy Huey, who was born in the Waxhaws settlement, Lancaster District, S.C., June 28, 1813. He was about twenty years of age when the family settled in Alabama, and he be­ came a merchant, planter and banker in Talladega County, was a member of the Alabama Senate in 1845 and in 1861, at the outbreak of the war between the states, became a Major General in the Eighth Division of the Ala. Militia. General Huey married Virginia B. Maclin of Virginia.

Benjamin M. Huey was born in Talladega, Ala., June 15, 1840, son of General James G. L. Huey. His education was given him at Emory College at Oxford, Ga and in 1860 he graduated A.B. from Southern University. He studied law in Talladega until June 1861, when he joined the Confederate Army as a Sergeant of Co.E. 10th Ala Infantry. For Gallantry in action he was promoted to Captain at Williamsburg. In July 1864 he raised and became Captain of a company of infantry and was assigned duty at Mobile. While he was away on furlough the company was captured by Admiral Farragut. Following the war he resumed the study of law at Marion, Ala., with former Gov. A. B. Moore and Honorable W. W. Brooks, was admitted to the bar in 1866 and practiced until 1869. He was elected mayor of Marion in 1881; was a member of the State Legislature in 1878 and was elected to the State Senate in 1886. On June 9, 1863 he was married to Sarah E. King, daughter of Edwin W. and Rhonda ( Langdon) King.

J. M. Huey was born in DeKalb, Ga., May 16, 1838 and in April 1844 his entire family emigrated from Ga and settled on Mudd Creek, in the Western part of Jefferson County. His Father, engaged in 65 farming. Young Huey received his first training in the rudiments of education. In his tenth year he commenced going to school when the log schoolhouse was in vogue. In the fall of 1885 young Huey moved with his family to a point six miles South of Jonesboro and was sent from there, Oct. 1, 1858 to attend school under Professor McKinnon. During the winter of that year young Huey served as assistant engineer under Capt. Fox, who was chief engineer and had the contract to build the branch road from Montevallo to the Ala Mines. In the fall of 1861 he went as a volunteer in the 18th Ala Regt. Co.G. under Capt. James Hanghey. On Oct 12, 1867 he married Annie E. McWilliams.

Thomas Edward Huey, engineer, was born on April 21, 1883 and was the son of John Marvin Huey and Annie Elizabeth McWilliams Huey, Mr Huey was educated in the private and public schools at East Lake, graduated from Howard College in June 1904, with the B.S. Degree. He took a limited course in civil engineering; practiced civil engineering and surveying for a period of eight years after gradu­ ation and later engaged in the fire insurance business. On June 20, 1906 he married Julia Jones, daughter of Dr Capers Jones and had one son, Thomas Edward Huey Jr.

Clinton Melvin Huey, jurist, was born at Yates City, Ill., Oct. 12, 1870 and was the son of John D. and Lucy Jane Wasson Huey, He received his education in the public schools and at Monmouth College. He was admitted to the Missouri bar in 1896 and to the bar of Illinois in 1897. Mr. Huey served as States Attorney during 1904-08, was City Attorney of Monmouth in 1915, elected County Judge as a Republican in 1918, won re-election in 1922 and was a candidate for a third term in 1920. He was married on Sept. 29, 1897 to Elizabeth, daughter of Peachy Shultz, and had the following children: John and Janet Louise.

Samuel Baird Huey, lawyer, was born in Pittsbwgh, Pa., Jan. 7th 1842. He graduated from the Central High School as the valedic­ torian of his class in 1850 and entered Princeton College where he completed the course in 1863. From college he went into the U.S. Navy and was attached to the San Jacinto and Yantic with an interval of service on the staff of Rear Admiral Bailey. After his admission to the bar in 1868 he spent the first four years of his professional ca­ reer associated with his preceptor Mr Bullitt. In 1870 he was ad­ mitted to the Supreme Court of Penn and in 1880, on the motion of Gen. B. F. Butler, to the U.S. Supreme Court.

66' REVOLUTIONARY DATA.

THOMAS HUEY, private, listed in the Penn. Muster Rolls. JOHN HUEY, 3rd Class of 9th Battalion, Lancaster Co. Militia. MORTON HUEY, 5th Battalion of Lancaster Co. Militia commanded by Col. Jacob Carpenter. Oct. 1781. JAMES HUEY, private, West Town Co. M. for the year 1780. ROBERT HUEY: of French Huguenot descent. Born about 1700 d. 1770. in Lancaster County, Penna. m'd~left at least one son: Samuel Huey: m'd Russell, 1 son. ROBERT HUEY, m'd Agnes Elliott. d. in Ohio. Son. Samuel Huey, m'd Jane Mason of Va. b. 1771, d. 1831. 2 sons: John Huey William Huey, of Boone Co. Ky. b. 1798, d. 1870 m'd Mary Bradford.

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INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE FILES OF MRS. W. C. CAMERON

In Rowan County, N.C. Marriage Bonds: THOS. HUEY married Mary Bryant, Feb. 7, 1787 Surety; John Johnston and Jno Macay, page 213. WM HUEY married Elizabeth Fillips, July 3, 1791. Surety Samuel Casey-Basil Gaither. page 213 The Joseph Walkup, Justice of the Peace who married Elizabeth Ross McCain to Alex Boyd Huey on Mar. 21, 1811 was one of the sons of Capt. James Walkup, my Revolutionary ancestor From a journal by my grandfather Samuel Huey Walkup. A Journal of my travels from N.C. through S.C. Ga, Florida from Feb. 28, 1843 until June of the same year. I crossed the Broad River at Howell Ferry got to Uncle Sam Hueys at night and spent 4 or 5 days there with great pleasure, particularly in the company of Cousin Ann with whom I visited, pulled candy and had intelligent and pleasant discourse. She is very lady-like (and man liked) and sensible. There was rain all the time I stayed there. Left Uncle Sam's on March 6. ( This was Samuel Young Huey the only brother of his mother Elizabeth Johnston Huey Walkup. Only son of John Huey and Elizabeth Johnston.) Mar. 9. I got to James Hueys who very much resembles Thos. Huey. He was ill from a dislocated shoulder though kind. He had married about three months before a Miss Davis, a homely old maid whose temper had been soured by man's neglect to woo, here I staid until Sat. (This was at Abbeville, S.C.) Mar. 11 Set off with Cousin James Huey to Mr Johnstons 4 miles for dinner. The old man is somewhat of a granny, old, garrulous, infirm, very kind with al. Leroy, his son was not at home But he had 4 old, ugly, conceited girls who run down "the good old North State" me" "non profante". Johnston accompanied me 4 miles on my way, showed me the birth­ place of the Hon. John C. Calhoun. On June 8, he writes, "Passed through Chester, met McDonald, he knew the road well to Col. Hueys. June 9 got home satisfied and an unprofitable and unpleasant trip. From a small notebook in which are his family records, is this: Maternal relations.

JOHN HUEY and wife, Elizabeth Johnstons children. Margaret & Churchwell Anderson Mary & John Harvey Catherine, born Nov. 7, 1783, and Joseph Douglass Nancy & Fowler Williams Samuel Y. Huey and Clarissa Elizabeth & Robert Walkup 69 John Huey died April 5, 1803 age 47 yrs and his wife Elisabeth Hoey (nee' Johnston) died Jan. 11 1802 Age 46 years. Taken from Cousin Betsy Torrence record 1871. Sometimes he writes it Huey, sometimes Hoey. On Feb. 7, 1823 the new home of Robert Walkup & Elisabeth Huey burned. In the fire they lost 4 sons who were sleeping upstairs. Also killed was Joseph Huey, age 19 yrs 11 mos & 11 days, the son of Samuel Y. Huey. The oldest boys and their cousin were leaving for college next day. Their bones are buried under a large marble slab in old Waxhaw Presbyterian Churchyard. My grandfather who was 5 yrs old was sleeping downstairs with the parents and the girls. Robert Walkup, Elizabeth Huey, her parents, his parents and many other members of the family are buried in historic old Waxhaw. My Grandfather Samuel Huey Walkup was Col. of 48th N.C. Inf. Army of Northern Va. CSA. In the last ten days of the war he was promoted to Brig. Gen. Had the papers in his pocket at the surrender at Appomattox.

70 JAMES HUEY: Came from S.C. d. Nov. 30th 1862. buried Cherokee Co. Ga. Children: John T. Huey, b. 8-19-1826 Jane Huey, b. 2-11-1818, d. 12-3-1892 m'd William Wilson Rand Huey, children Mary Huey and Caroline Huey Debby Huey, m'd E. Pruitt Joseph Huey Melkeberry Huey Mark Huey, moved to Alabama. Samuel Huey, m'd Mary ......

JOHN T. HUEY: b. 8-19-1826, d. 2-13-1891 m'd Druscilla­ d. 10-30-1857 Children: Thomas Andrew Huey, b. 6-4-1867, d. 5-26-1907 John Huey d. Green Huey d. Monroe Huey d. Minnie Huey d. m'd Mr. Medford Josephine Huey d. m'd Mr. Kemp Lizzie Huey, d. m'd Mr. Tyson.

THOMAS ANDREW HUEY: b. 6-4-1867, d. 5-26-1907 m'd Eula Johnston, d. 1941. Children: Thomas Walker Huey Ernest Claude Huey William Clarence Huey, Canton, Ga. Roy Huey, d. Ludie Huey, d. m'd Mr. Glenn Dobbs.

WILLIAM CLARENCE HUEY: m'd (1) Bessie Mae Killian, d. 1950. 3 sons, 2 daughters Donald Huey, m'd Dorothy Thomas Ernest Huey, m'd Ann Clarke Harold Huey, m'd Dorothy Powers Eunice Huey, m'd Herman Heath Imogene Huey, m'd Ronald Eaton (2) m'd Mildred Kay. 71

ANDREW HUEY, DESCENDANTS

A partial record of the descendants of ANDREW HUEY, who settled in America about 1818 or 1820. Compiled by Paul R. Huey, Nassau, N.Y. from notes taken from various sources including his grandfather, Rev. James Way Huey, age 89 years. June 1963.

ROBERT HUEY: Born and died in Ireland. Married Catherine McFarlane. Children: James Huey: Born and died m Ireland, age about 92. Andrew Huey:

ANDREW HUEY: Born in Ireland, died near Belleville, Pa. Buried in old Presbyterian Cem. in Belleville. 2nd marriage to Rebecca Somerville, May 1814. He lived between the towns of Castle Derg and Newtown Stewart in Northern Ireland before he came to America about 1818 or 1820, bringing with him an 18 months old son. A 7 year old son remained in Ireland and came later with an Aunt. He and wife left Londendarry and landed at Havre de Grace, Md. They came North into Pennsylvania by the Susquehanna River, as far as the Juniata River. This they fol­ lowed to Lewistown and then went on to McVeytown. Here they crossed Jack's Mountain East to Allensville and settled across the valley. Some relatives named Fife already lived in the area. Sometimes after 1823, he purchased a farm of 13 acres and moved a short distance. This farm is now owned by James Porter Huey. Children: ROBERT HUEY: Born in Ireland, died in America. married 4 times. Came to America with Aunt. Age about 14. Children: Mary Ellen Huey: Married Mr Himes. John Himes Bertha Himes, and others. Samuel Huey: Born in Pa. became a United Presbyterian Minister. Preached in Wisc., Ill., Texas and Kansas, where he died. Children: Helen Huey: married a United Presbyterian Minister. Moved to Maryville College in Tenn. Grace Huey: High school teacher Ruth Huey: Supt. in home Ee in Texas. William A. Huey. WILLIAM HUEY: Born in Ireland, died in America. Came to America with Aunt, Age 7. Married Ann Cook. In 1863 he could see from a mountain the smoke of a town being burned by Gen. Lee's Army. 73 Children: Agnes Huey: Never married Annabelle Huey: Married a Doctor Robert Huey: Married Hazlette Rebecca Huey: Married Dr Zook. JOHN HUEY: Lived on neighboring farm. REBECCA HUEY: Married Samuel Wills, lived near Belleville, Pa. ISABELLE HUEY: Married Mr Wakefield. JAMES HUEY: Born Apr. 4, 1823, near Belleville, Pa. Died 1904, buried near Allensville, Pa. Married Ann Wakefield about 1857. Children: Andrew Jackson Huey: Born about 1859 in Pa. died about 1933. Married Mary E. Hetrick, buried Presby. Cem. Allensville, Pa. Children: Jay Atlee Huey Iles Kerlin Huey, Married Besse _ .. Died age 72 12 children. Caddie Gail Huey: Born Dec. 24, 1892. Died June 10, 1961. married John Fleming. Children: Jean Fleming Clark Fleming Irwin Fleming EDGAR W. HUEY: Married Mary Metz: Children: James Porter Huey, Married Jeanette Wait. John B. Huey: Married Mary ______lives in Lewistown, Pa. Children: Charles Huey: Lives in L.A. Calif. Dorothy Huey: Nurse in Lewistown Hospital Edgar Wm. Huey: Florence Huey: Anna Pauline Huey: Born Aug. 19, 1902. Huntingdon Co. Pa. Died Mar. 7, 1962. Allensville Presby. Cem. Eleanor Metz Huey: married Luther Metz. Frederick Huey: Edgar Metz Huey: Lives in Huntingdon, Pa. Mary Elizabeth Huey: Married Robert Himes. WILLIAM SOMERVILLE HUEY: Born about 1872. Married Ruth Way. later moved to Clearfield Co. Pa. 1 adopted son. REBECCA HUEY: Married Edgar M. Smith. MARY HUEY: Married J. P. Yoder. 74 ELI HUEY: Buried near Allensville J~MES WAY HUEY: Born Dec. 31, 1873, near Allensville, Pa. d. 7-7-1963. Married Nora L. Henderson, June 18, 1907., in Wahoo, Nebraska. He lived in Fynmere, Cooperstown, N.Y. He remembers in 1889 seeing the Constitution Centen­ nial celebration and seeing Gen. Sheridan leading the parade on his horse. He attended Western Theological Seminary Pittsburgh, Pa. Children: James Henderson Huey: Born Jan. 9, 1910 in Eckman, N.D. married Josephine Fee, lives in Silverdale, Wash. Children: James Fee Huey, born 1941 Ann Huey Rebecca Huey Burkett Wakefield Huey: Born Aug. 30, 1912 in Eckman, N.D. Married Bertha Raugust. Lives in West Hart­ ford, Conn. Children: Burkett Huey, born 1941 Katherine Huey Stephen Huey William Graffius Huey: Born Jan. 22, 1914 in Westhope, N.D. Married Marguerite Kennedy Children: Paul Robert Huey, born 1942 Linda Huey born 1947 Robert Neff Huey: Born Apr. 29, 1915 in Westhope, N.D. lives at Bismarck N.D. Married Muriel Eckness. Children: David Huey Pamela Huey Paula Huey Timothy Huey Mary Elizabeth Huey: Born Dec. 28, 1916 in Leeds, N. D. lives in Pasadena, Calif.

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Compiled by V. H. HUEY, 1750 Mayfair Drive Birmingham, Ala. 35209 1968 Printed by COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY Birmingham, Alabama 35201

ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND APPRECIATION Much do we owe to the loyal people who so generously gave of their time and talent to contribute the articles and histories in this book. Without them, this book could not have been written. Some of the greatest triumphs of Genealogy have been the results of the activities of crusaders who have taken their time and spent their money on their family history, and it has been thru the help of these devoted people that has made these histories available. After publishing Huey Family History, (Vol. I. Dec. 1963.) I re­ ceived many letters inquiring about the Huey Family that I couldn't answer or be of any help. I felt like the job already done was not complete. Upon receiving from Edward 0. Huey, Genealogy of the Huey Family, 1700 to 1908, compiled by John S. Huey in 1908, I realized that another book was in order. It wasn't long until I received Seven Generations of Huey's, from Robert M. Huey, which was given him by Samuel R. Huey. The dates and names were copied from John H. Huey's bible, which is now the property of Dora Doerr. With these two lists of Huey's and their descendants, I began to write each person I had heard from, asking that they get up a list of their family and send it to me. Miss Sydney. M. Kilpatrick did an excellent job on the history of the Louisiana Huey's. Mrs. Xerline Huey Coughlan, and other members of the family did a splendid job to bring up to date the history compiled by Miss Catherine Lawn Huey, in 1924. Mr. \Vm. Franklin Huey and Mrs. J. F. Huey for Douglasville, Ga. Huey's. Mrs. B. F. Wells, history of Ireland & Tennessee Huey's, from the records of Miss Janie Huey. Mrs. W. A. Huey, for her corrections and extensions to date. Mr. James S. Huey, for his family from John Huey, b. 1792. Mr. Malcolm S. Huey for his contributions. Mrs. E. P. Guy and Mrs. James W. Smith for their help. Mr. Melvin D. Huey, for his family history. Mrs. F. M. Ballard for her many contributions. Miss Juanerta Benedict for her family from Daniel Huey, in 1820. Mr. Albert Huey Wolfington for his assistance. Mrs. M. E. Surratt for her data. Mrs. Bertha R. Huey for her help. And I personally want to thank all of the above and those not men­ tioned above for their generous help and assistance. While I am sure this book is far from complete, I hope it will be of value to you and others for many years to come. V. H. Huey

iii ALEXANDER BOYD HUEY, b. 12-22-1783, Waxhaw Settlement, Lancaster, S. C. Moved to Harris Co. Ga., d. 1863. see page 9, vol. 1.

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HUEY FAMILY HISTORY Vol. 1 Published Dec. 1963, 75 pages $4. postpaid Vol. 2 This Book, 120 pages $8. postpaid You should have both volumes to be complete. Copy of Coat of Arms also available. V. H. Huey, 1750 Mayfair Drive, Birmingham, Ala. 35209.

V Picture taken by: A. Haynes Dunlap, Charlotte 7, N. C. Donated hy \iiss Nancy Crockett, Lancaster, S. C.

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Acknowledgements and Appreciation ______------iii

Alexander Boyd Huey, Picture (Vol. 1, Page 9) ------iv Genealogy of the Huey Family, by John S. Huey, 1700-1908______1 Seven Generations of Huey's ______18 Huey's In Ireland and America ______24 Alabaina Huey's ______3l Arkansas Huey's ._____ .... ______34 Douglasville Georgia Huey's ______38

Harris County, Georgia Huey's------____40 Kentucky Huey's ______41

Louisiana Hl'ley' s ______------______43 Miscellaneous Huey's ______------______52 Mississippi Huey's______------64 North Carolina Huey's------______65 Waxhaw Presbyterian Church and Cemetery______67

P ennsy1 vania Huey's ------______68 Ireland and Tennessee Huey's ______76

West Virginia Huey's ______------____ 80 Additions and Corrections to Volume 1, Published 1963 ______83 Index-Volume 1, Published 1963 ______97-104

Index-This Volume ______------105-120

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GENEALOGY OF THE HUEY FAMILY From about 1700 to 1908 JAMES A. HUEY, Union, Ky. By JOHN S. HUEY, Chicago, 1908. (Copy furnished by E. 0. Huey, 3458 Linwood Ave., Cincinnatti, Ohio.)

INTRODUCTION To the Huey Family: More than ten years ago my wife, Myra C. Huey, whom many of you will recall through correspondence with her, entered upon the task of collecting from every source available the data concerning my genealogy on the paternal side. From this data I have compiled a genealogical table of the Huey family, which will at first greatly surprise and even startle you, as it did me, will, I doubt not, prove of unusual and lasting interest to you and to your children, and to your children's children, and will, I trust, be a source of pleasure in many ways to you and to them. From a thorough and exhaustive search and examination of all the books and records in the Newberry Library, as well as in the Public Library here in Chicago, relating to the genealogy of early inhabitants of this country, directing our search particularly to those bearing the Huey name, and from correspondence with a certain Miss Harriet Huey of Philadelphia, who is deeply interested in the subject, and who has exhausted the Pennsylvania Archives, and also from a letter of J. C. Huey of Belle­ view, Iowa, and from correspondence with a Frank W. Hughey, an attorney in Pittsburg, whose family name used to be spelled "Huey" and whose father has an old family bible, containing a register of births, deaths, etc., of his immediate relatives of that name, it appears that the Hueys originally came from the French Huguenots, who spelled the name "Huet''. It further appears from European history that they were driven from France, together with about 50,000 Huguenots families, on account of religious persecutions resulting from the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes by Louis XIV, October 22, 1685. They had enjoyed a degree of religious tolerance under the Edict of N ates, which was signed by Henry IV May 2nd 1598, and regarded by these Huguenots as the charter of their liberties, until its revocation in 1685, when the religious persecutions and atrocities became so intolerable that they had to flee the country, some going to Holland, some to England, some to Ireland and others to America; that one Paulus Huey came to America from Rotterdam and Deal in 1740 on the ship "Samuel", Hugh Percy, Captain. He took the oath of allegiance in December 1740. In "30,000 Emigrants of Philadelphia", one of the books examined, mention is made of Johannes Wilhelm Huey, coming from Holland to America October 26th 1741, on the vessel "Snow Mollie", from Rotterdam and Deal, John Cranch, Captain. Early records say there were four Huey brothers in Pennsylvania in the Revolutionary War times-Patrick, Samuel, John and Joseph; that they quarreled over the war, two of them sympathizing with the war

1 policy, and two of them opposing it, the first two going South as a result of this disagreement. This old bible record spoken of gives the name of one Joseph Huey, and recites that he was married to Jean Erwin, March 13, 1737. At any rate we are safe in saying that the Hueys, when they came to America, settled in Pennsylvania; and there are many people of that name now living in Philadelphia and vicinity and in Pittsburg and vicinity; and while we have not as yet been able to obtain positive proof that they are our own blood kin, yet I have not the slightest doubt but that they were derived from the same stock. Our earliest ancestor in the Huey line to whom I have been able to trace our ancestry back in a direct line, and whom I have, therefore, placed at the head of this genealogical table, is Robert Huey, who lived in Lan­ caster County, Penn., near Churchtown, before 1770, dying there in that year. In conclusion . . . my wife particularly desires me to say for her, that if this book shall awaken in the members of this large family, already bound together by the ties of nature, a livelier interest in each other's welfare, and should be instrumental in arousing and cultivating in us that spirit of loyalty to each other that is born of kinship, she will feel amply repaid for her labors; and her one hope and wish is that this introduction by · us, of you, to your heretofore unknown kinfolks, will be but the beginning and cultivation of a wider and fuller acquaintance, a freer inter­ course and good-fellowship between us, that will ripen into a more unswerving loyalty on the part of each of us, for the Huey name. With best wishes to all, I am, Very sincerely yours, John S. Huey

Chicago, March 8th, 1908. (There were 16 pages in this introduction, and naturally we had to just pick out the main points of interest.)

2 GENEALOGY OF THE HUEY FAMILY From about 1700 to 1908 JAMES A. HUEY, Union, Ky. Compiled by John S. Huey, Chicago, Mar. 8th, 1908. Copy obtained from E. 0. Huey, 3458 Linwood St., Cincinnatti, Ohio.

ROBERT HUEY: b. near 1700, d. 1770, lived near Churchtown, Penn. m'd Esther- Children: 5 SAMUEL HUEY, JAMES HUEY, HENRY HUEY, ELIZABETH HUEY & MARY HUEY. 1. SAMUEL HUEY: b. Penn. m'd Mrs. Margaret (Hughes) Russell, lived near Churchtown, Penn. Children: Robert Huey, b. 1771, Churchtown, Pa. m'd Agnes Elliott, moved to Waterbury, Va. before 1782, moved to Ky., then moved to Dayton, Ohio, where he lived until death, age 82. Children: A. Samuel Huey, b. 9-19-1771, m'd Jane Mason, lived Bone Lick, Ky. d. 1-17-1831. 12 children. Children: (1) William Huey, b. 12-23-1798, Georgetown, Ky. m'd (1st) Frances Whittaker, (2nd) Ma1y Bradford, lived Boone Co. Ky. d. 10-2-1870, 2 sons, 2 girls. Children: 4, 2 boys, 2 girls. Harriet Elizabeth Huey, b. 10-31-1827, m'd Geo. Robinson Kirtley, lived Bullitsville, Ky. 2 sons: 4 girls: Pauline Kirtley; Wm. Robert Kirtley; m'd Elizabeth Grey; Ella Kirtley, m'd H. Clay Duncan; J arnes Samuel Kirtley m'd Mary Kniffen; & Ann Bradford Kirtley, single. Paulina Huey, b. 5-24-1830, Boone Co. Ky. m'd Owen Gaines, lived Bullitsville. 2 sons, 2 girls. Children: Mary Virginia Gaines, m'd Oscar W. Gaines. James Wm. Gaines, m'd Minnie Moor. Pendleton Gaines & Amanda Eliz. Gaines, single. Samuel Bradford Huey, b. 8-22-1832, m'd Anna Riddell, Lived Dallas, Texas. Children: William Huey, b. 4-8-1867 Oakley Huey, b. 5-20-1870 Edward Riddell Huey, b. 7-24-1873 Anna Fray Huey, b. 6-3-1880 Daniel Wm. Huey, b. 9-11-1834, m'd Harriet Elizabeth Huey,

3 a cousin, lived Burlington, Ky., d. 3-29-1863. 1 girl: Dora Huey, b. 2-16-1862, lived Petersburg, Ky. (2) Robert Huey, b. 5-1-1800, Boone Co. Ky., d. 3-2-1876; m'd Matilda Brady, 6 children: 4 sons, 2 girls. Mary J. Huey, b. 12-24-1830, d. 9-7-1854, m'd Nathan Allen: 2 children: Robert Allen & Mary Allen. John S. Huey, b. 1-19-1833, Boone Co. Ky., d. 2-2-1896, m'd Honora Garnett. Children: 6 Robert Huey, b. 6-2-1862, Grant Co. Ky., m'd Lula Carver: Children: 3 sons, 1 girl: Laura Estelle Huey, b. 10-3-1887; Robert Garnett Huey, b. 12-16-1889; John Howard Huey, b. 1-10-1892; Franklin Grant Huey, b. 9-16-1896 Belle Boyd Huey, b. Ky., m'd Robert Clore Children: Katie V. Clore, b. 1-8-1886, d. 1889 James A. Clore, b. 1-21-1888 John Huey Clore, b. 10-22-1891 Wm. F. Clore, b. 11-1-1894 Robert Lee Clore, b. 9-7-1897 ---Clore, b. 7-15-1900 Viola Virginia Huey, b. Ky., m'd Al Rogers Child: James Edward Rogers, b. 10-26-1895 Mary Huey, b. Ky., single James Francis Huey, b. Ky., lived Muncie, Ind., m'd Mae Henesy. Girl: Thelma Huey, b. 7-4-1898 William Huey, b. Ky., lived Belleview, Ky. Single William S. Huey, b. 8-12-1836, d. 9-2-1878, m'd Virginia Gar­ nett; 1 son, 3 girls Children: Laura Huey, b. Ky., m'd George Blythe, lived Burlington, Ky. 2 children: Virginia Blythe and ---- Blythe John H. Huey, b. Ky., m'd Lucy Ryle, 2 children Martha Huey, b. Ky., lived Louisville, m'd George Piper, 2 children Katie Huey, b. 6-6-1900, d. 1930, m'd N. E. Riddell James S. Huey, b. 8-14-1839, d. 8-21-1864. Single Harriet E. Huey, b. 4-26-1842 Boone Co. Ky., m'd Daniel W. Huey, (2nd) J. A. Kirtley; lived Bullitsville Children: 2 Dora Huey, b. 2-16-1862, lived Petersburg . J. A. Kirtley, Jr., b. 2-3-1875 Bullitsville Joseph Oscar Huey, b. 6-3-1846, Boone Co. Ky., m'd Kathryn Brown, lived Aurora, Ind. Children: Robert Luther Huey, b. 10-7-1881, lived Erlanger, Ky. Harriet Eliz. Huey, b. 10-1-1894, lived Erlanger (3) John Huey, b. 2~28-1802, Boone Co. Ky., d. 11-6-1874, m'd Matilda Rice, lived Hancock Co. Ill. Children: 9

4 Samuel Huey, Ezekiel Huey, Erastus Huey, Wm. Huey, Frances J. Huey, Robert Huey, Agnes Huey, James Wesley Huey, John Calvin Huey, Perryander Cadmus Huey, Geo. Washington Huey, Frederick Gilmore Huey: Samuel Huey, b. 9-16-1827, Boone Co. Ky., d. 7-11-1852, m'd Nancy Powell, lived St. Mary's, Ill. 2 children Robert Wickliff Huey, b. 2-9-1850, m'd Mary Gillenwaters, (1st) and (2nd) Sara Fugat Children: 7 Albert Samuel Huey, b. 7-10-1875, m'd Anna Lorene Aden, lived Payette, Idaho. 1 child Stella Ann Huey, b. 3-19-1877, m'd Wm. K. Taylor, Illi­ nois City, Ill. Children: Wm. C. Taylor, b. 3-4-1903 Robert Huey Taylor, b. 10-31-1905 Perlie Huey, b. 2-5-1880, d. 1884 Robert Calvin Huey, b. 7-5-1882 Wm. L. Huey, b. 12-23-1884 Louis Oliver Huey, b. 9-12-1887 Nancy May Huey, b. 5-30-1890 Stella Huey, b. 1852, m'd Samuel Talbot Ezekiel Huey, b. 1-19-1829, Boone Co. Ky., d. 8-3-1853, m'd Sarah Moore, lived Hancock Co. Ill. Children: 2 Mary Paulina Huey, b. 4-8-1851, m'd Samuel B. Massie, lived Quincy, Ill. Children: 4 Dora Lena Massie, b. 2-25-1874, Denver, Ill., m'd Elijah Burner, lived Plymouth, Ill. Edward Massie, b. 8-17-1876, Quincy, Ill. Sarah Mabel Massie, b. 11-20-1880, m'd Ed Crews, Quincy Herman Massie, b. 7-8-1887 John Simeon Huey, b. 3-8-1853, in Ill., m'd Myra C. Patrick, lived Chicago. (Author of this History.) Children: 4 Ray Simeon Huey, b. 7-4-1876, m'd Ann Schlund Walter Bayard Huey, b. 11-9-1878, physician, El Campo, Texas Mary Bell Huey, b. 11-2-1880, lived Chicago Harold E. Huey, b. 2-14-1883, lived Holland, Mich. Erastus Huey, b. 11-28-1830, Boone Co. Ky., m'd Martha Dale, lived Plymouth, Ill. Children: 6 Ida Huey, b. 10-8-1858, St. Mary's, Ill., m'd Isaac Jeffries Children: 2 Anna Lee Jeffries, b. 6-29-1888 Ray Huey Jeffries, b. 10-31-1889 John Robert Huey, b. 9-29-1860, m'd Helen Talbot Children: 5 Edward Lee Huey, b. 4-15-1884, lived Plymouth

5 Imogene Huey, b. 12-16-1885, m'd Clark Williams, lived Kansas Flossie P. Huey, b. 11-15-1890 Harold Huey, b. 1897, twins Howard Huey, b. 1897 Wm. Edward Huey, b. 2-19-1862, m'd Minnie Ryle, (2nd) Josie Walton, 1 girl, Minnie Huey, b. 6-30-1897 Fannie E. Huey, b. 7-28-1864, m'd Walter E. Cannon Children: 3 Nellie Cannon, b. 12-20-1887, St. Mary's, Ill. Harry R. Cannon, b. 10-8-1894 Mary S. Cannon, b. 8-17-1896 Walter Huey, b. 3-11-1869, m'd Abbie Young, Plymouth Children: 1 son, Wilbur E. Huey, b. 2-3-1905 Olivia Huey, b. 7-28-1874, m'd Walter Scott William Huey, b. 10-19-1832, Boone Co. Ky., d. 4-8-1907, m'd Margaret Talbot, lived Plymouth, Ill. Children: 7 Miriam Huey, b. 9-6-1856, St. Mary's, d. 10-14-1885, m'd J. F. Foley Children: 2 Wm. C. Foley, b. 8-27-1883 Clarence H. Foley, b. 8-25-1885, d. 1-28-1892 Lucy Huey, b. 1-8-1858, d. 4-28-1880. Single Sylvester P. Huey, b. 1-6-1860, d. 12-6-1860 Cynthia Huey, b. 1-6-1862, d. 1-22-1879 Sheridan Huey, b. 10-25-1864, m'd Lula Scott, (2nd) Leona Ruggles Children: 2 Harry E. Huey, b. 10-15-1888, d. 1889 Lucy Blanch Huey, b. 4-14-1890 Alfred Huey, b. 10-7-1869, m'd Harriet V. Groves. 1 girl: Margaret E. Huey, b. 7-25-1906 Pearlie Huey, b. 10-3-1876, d. 1878 Frances J. Huey, b. 3-5-1835, Rushville, Ill., m'd Dr. Jas. Turner, lived St. Mary's, Ill. Children: 7 Millard Fillmore Turner, b. 5-22-1856, m'd Martha E. Cutter, lived Okla. 4 children Perry Clinton Turner, b. 8-16-1856, St. Mary's Ida Belle Turner, b. 8-3-1861, m'd J. F. Foley Charles Rupert Turner, b. 3-19-1863. Single Oscar Bird Turner, b. 7-24-1870. Single Elmire Agnes Turner, b. 12-18-1875. Single Manley Turner, b. 10-18-1865. Single Robert Huey, b. 7-7-1836, m'd Empress Levonia Smith, lived Carthage, Ill. Children: 6 Cora Pauline Huey, b. 8-18-1869, d. 1888 Matilda Mary Huey, b. 12-19-1871, m'd Frank Cutter Children: 4

6 Paul Cutter, b. 9-18-1892 Lota Hazel Cutter, b; 11-25-1895 --Cutter, b. 6-25-1897, d. 1897 --Cutter, b. 6-25-1897, d. 1897 Eliza Empress Huey, b. 9-27-1873, d. 1875 John Robert Huey, b. 9-25-1876 Bessie Lavonia Huey, b. 7-6-1879, m'd Alanzo P. Murray, lived Carthage, Ill. 1 boy, Robert Murray, b. 2-3-1897 George Erastus Huey, b. 10-23-1882 Agnus Huey, b. 9-1-1838, m'd Reuben Garnett, Carthage, Ill. Children: 7 Carrie Garnett, b. 7-16-1864, m'd Joseph Botts George F. Garnett, b. 10-7-1866, m'd Jennie A. Powell, 3 children Joel A. Garnett, b. 3-19-1869, d. 1869 · John E. Garnett, b. 5-21-1871, m'd Geraldine Walker, Fair­ view, Okla. 3 children Annie M. Garnett, b. 9-13-1874 William Jay Garnett, b. 10-27-1876, m'd Ida H. Butler, lived Luray, Mo. 1 child Robert P. Garnett, b. 1-13-1879, d. 1879 James Wesley Huey, b. 1-20-1840, m'd Lucy Powell, lived Plymouth, Ill. Children: 3 Anna Huey, b. 1-13-1865, Colmar, Ill., d. 4-25-1888, m'd John Q. Craven, lived Excelsior Springs, Mo. 1 son: Lloyd Elvin Cravens, b. 12-30-1897 Samuel J. Huey, b. 8-13-1868, m'd Anna E. Dice Orrie Huey, b. 10-11-1870, lived St. Mary's John Calvin Huey, b. 3-10-1843, d. 4-11-1851 Perryander Cadmus Huey, b. 2-17-1845, St. Mary's, m'd Anna Powell, (2nd) Betty Powell Tolbot, lived Plymouth. 1 girl: Olive Huey, b. 7-4-1876 George Washington Huey, b. 7-16-1848, m'd Elva V. Ruther­ ford Children: 2 Clarence Winifred Huey, b. 3-9-1888 Glen Cecil Huey, b. 8-13-1891 Frederick Gilmore Huey, b. 11-17-1850, m'd Sadie Garnett, lived Arlington, Kans., no children ( 4) Han-iet Huey, b. 11-14-1803, Boone Co. Ky., d. 9-13-1886, m'd Squire Grant Scott Children: 6 Perryander Cadmus Scott, b. 7-13-1823, d. 1852 Margaret Jane Scott, b. 8-6-1825, d. Apr. 1872, m'd James A. Kirtley, Bullitsville, Ky. Children: 6 Robert Kirtley, m'd Ida Smith. Children: Jessie, Raymond, Pearl, Lorrains, Margaretta Hattie Kirtley, lived Bullitsville Margaret Kirtley

7 Perry Kirtley, lived Kansas City, Mo. Birdie Annie Kirtley, m'd Lee Cropper, 3 children, lived Ut­ zinger, Ky. Eusefius Kirtley, Baptist Minister (5) Thomas Huey, b. 1-8-1805, Boone Co. Ky., d. 4-17-1877, m'd Elvira Garnett, lived Union, Ky. Children: 7 William Huey, b. 6-12-1832, d. 8-12-1832 James Lenneus Huey, b. 1-24-1839, m'd Virginia Aylor Children: Lenneus Lee Huey, b. 12-14-1869, d. 3-18-1902 Thomas Addison Huey, b. 7-29-1855, m'd Mary A. Miller Children: 2 Thomas Addison Huey, b. 11-5-1878, m'd Sallie V. Willis Children: 2 Thomas Robert Huey, b. 7-13-1903, m'd Norma Rachel Sarah Willis Huey, b. 7-10-1905 Elizabeth Jane Huey, b. 10-20-1833, d. 12-23-1878, m'd Dr. James Stephenson. 1 son: Geo. H. Stephenson, b. 10-29-1855, m'd Florence May Clements. 8 children. Lived Union, Ky. Agnes Ann Huey, b. 4-1-1835, Union, Ky., d. 3-28-1864, m'd Erastus Garrison Children: 3 Ella Garrison, b. 4-7-1856, m'd Lon Utz, lived Madisonville, Ohio. 1 son: Leslie Utz, b. 12-15-1878 Thomas Garrison, b. 12-31-1854, m'd Lillian Hagish. 7 children John Garrison, b. 1-1-1859, m'd Susie Violette Mary Larissa Huey, b. 12-7-1843, d. 5-18-1869, m'd Benjamin Anderson. 1 girl: Annie Anderson, b. 10-22-1866, m'd Na­ poleon Bristow, 4 children George W. Huey, b. 3-13-1845, d. 2-13-1878 (6) Mary Paulina Huey, b. 3-8-1808, Boone Co. Ky., d. 10-15- 1844, m'd John Scott (7) Samuel Huey, b. 10-5-1810, Boone Co. Ky., d. 5-21-1860, m' d Henrietta Scolds Children: 7, 5 died in infancy Lula Huey, m'd Edwin Baker, lived Cincinnati Children: 3 Walter Edwin Baker, b. 10-27-1877, d. 1891 Cleveland Baker, b. 5-19-1874 Henrietta Baker, b. 5-20-1888, d. 1888 Rasselas Huey, b. 12-12-1857, Big Boone, Ky., d. 8-22-1891, m'd Eva Brown Children: 3 Louisa Huey, b. 12-28-1872 Georgia Huey, b. 5-19-1874 Joseph Huey, b. 8-2-1880 (8) James Harvey Huey, b. 2-27-1813, Boone Co., Ky., d. 9-18- 1891, m'd Mary Com, lived Kansas City, Mo. Children: 3

8 Martha Ann Huey, b. 11-10-1842, m'd Cyrus Kirtley Children: 8 Russell Kirtley, b. 7-31-1867 Cyrus Kirtley, b. 3-25-1879 Robert Kirtley, b. 4-4~1881 Mary Kirtley, b. 4-18-1873 Martha Kirtley, b. 12-18-1876 Paul Kirtley, b. 1-4-1884 Bernice Kirtley, b. 2-26-1886 Julia Kirtley, b. 7-15-1888 Mary Katharine Huey, b. 9-20-1846 Julia Ann Huey, b. 7-15-1850, d. 1850 (9) Agnes Huey, b. 9-22-1815, .Boone Co. Ky., d. 11-2-1856, m'd George Scott, Baptist Minister (10) Joseph Addison Huey, b.11-14-1819, Boone Co. Ky., d. 2-1-1896, m'd Amanda Gaines · Children: 4 Mary Malvina Huey, b. 7-2-1843, d. 1845 Paulina Huey, b. 1-28-1845, d. 11-11-1877 Virginia Ann Huey, b. 3-20-1847, d. 1852. James Addison Huey, b. 7-30-1862, Union, Ky., m'd Sarah Crouch Children: 2 Joseph Addison Huey, b. 3-2-1884, d. 3-3-1963, m'd Marpila Lassing Children: 3 Joseph Lassing Huey, m'd Pauline Townsend, lived vVal­ ton, R. I. Patsy Huey, m'd Geo. Allen Stayback James Maurice Huey, Walton, R. I. Nannie Elizabeth Huey, b. 9-12-1893, d. 1-1-1916, m'd John Taylor, 3 children: Elizabeth, Rithrino, and Jean Taylor (11) Oscar Woodford Huey, b. 8-20-1823, Boone Co. Ky., d. 7-27-1877, m'd Elizabeth Gaines ( 12) George Washington Huey, b. 5-2-1827, Boone Co. Ky., d. 2-2-1889, m'd Sarah Williams Children: 4 Oscar Myrix Huey, b. 5-24-1862, m'd Kate Kennedy, lived Carrollton, Ky., Baptist Minister, d. 10-17-1950 Children: 4 Lee Manley Huey, b. 7-3-1886, Hamilton, Ky., m'd Mabel Childress; daughter: Katherine Louise Huey, m'd Mr. Stephens Samuel Lloyd Huey, b. 2-9-1888, m'd Margaret Scott Children: 2 Margaret Huey, b. 2-6-1921, m'd Garland Hale Barr, Jr. Children: 2 Elsie Barr, and Garland Barr, III, Lexington, Ky. Samuel Lloyd Huey, Jr., b. 3-17-1924, d. 1964, m'd Chris­ tine Davis. Son: Edward Davis Huey, b. 1962

9 George William Huey, b. 1-2-1892, d. 3-5-1966, m'd Louise Marshall. Son: Wm. Marshall Huey, b. 3-19-1924, m'd Jean Lindow, live Arlington, Va. 3 children: Marsha, Mark and Douglas Edward Huey Edward Oscar Huey, b. 5-4-1894, Erlanger, Ky., m'd Louise Wilson, 1920 Robert Lee Huey, b. 5-6-1864, Boone Co. Ky., d. 4-16-1947, m'd Kate Walton. Children: 5 daughters Jessie Lee Huey, b. 5-11-1899, d. 5-22-1965, m'd Dr. L. E. Rouse, D.D. Children: 2 Virgil Lee Rouse, D.D., m'd Rosemary Clinkscales. Child: Patricia Lee Rouse, b. 4-24-1942, m'd Philip Smith, Glasgow, Ky. Layton Louis Rouse, D.D., Carrollton, Ky., b ..5-11-1918, m'd Betsy Brown Children: 2 Dorothy Lee Rouse, b. 4-1-1947 Mary Louise Rouse, b. 2-20-1951 Jeanette Walton Huey, b. 6-30-1890, d. 1-16-1966, m'd Al­ qert W. Detmer. Child: Wanda Lee Detmer, b. 2-24-1924, m'd R. W. Thompson Ruth Cleveland Huey, b. 10-29-1891, m'd Robt. L. Green. Son: Wm. Huey Green, b. 9-23-1916, m'd Charlotte Gar­ dener Sara M. Huey, b. 6-30-1897, m'd Fred R. Miller Children: 2 Sara Kathryn Miller, b. 8-17-1928, m'd Wm. T. Turner, Jr. Children: 3 Stephen Jeffrey Turner, b. 10-16-1955 Lisa Kathryn Turner, b. 5-4-1958 Christopher Wm. Turner, b. 10-19-1966 Fred Huey Miller, b. 11-28-1929, m'd Carol Louise Bell Children: 2 Kimberly Ann Miller, b. 4-10-1958 John Frederick Miller, b. 7-29-1961 Anna Elizabeth Huey, b. 3-7-1900, m'd Robert Emerson Smith, Union, Ky. Son: Robert Huey Smith, b. 7-16-1925, m'd Jeanette Allen Edwards Children: Wm. Allen Smith, b. 5-22-1948 Richard Lee Smith, b. 5-11-1953, d. i. f. Marianne Smith, b. 2-19-1955 Samuel W. Huey, b. 8-13-1866 Ann Eliz. Huey, b. 3-11-1872, m'd John Elbert Gaines, lived Bullitsville, Ky. Son: Harold Huey Gaines, b. 5-25-1894 B. MARY HUEY, b. Churchtown, Pa. 1773, lived Muscatine, Iowa, m'd John Riggs Children: 6 Samuel Riggs, b. Dayton, Ohio. Single

10 John Summers Riggs, b. 3-8-1812, d. 10-5-1897, m'd Eliza Long­ street. 7 children Lethia Riggs, m'd Mr. Berkshire Child: Mary Berkshire, m'd Mr. Urich Lucinda Riggs, d. 1838, m'd John McKieman. 3 children Mary Riggs, d. 9-21-1901, m'd Ebemezer Henderson. 9 children Delilah Riggs, b. 4-20-1910, m'd Peter Malcolm. 5 children C. MARGARET HUEY, b. 5-16-1775, d. 3-21-1865, m'd John Christopher Fulkarth, lived Dayton, Ohio Children: 7 Louisa Fulkarth, b. 7-5-1805, d. 9-8-1899, m'd Wm. Atkin. 8 children Albert Russell Fulkarth, m'd Ann Green. 2 children Rebeca Fulkarth, b. 3-5-1809. Single Christopher Fulkarth, b. 1-16-1811, d. 6-4-1843. Single John Hamilton Fulkarth, b. 6-13-1813, d. 4-17-1817 Margaret Fulkarth, b. 5-3-1816. Single Alexander Fulkarth, b. 5-18-1820, d. 4-24-1849. Single D. NANCY HUEY, b. 2-24-1778, d. 3-15-1859, m'd Wm. Mason, lived Tipton, Iowa Children: 7 Juliette Mason, b. 11-25-1802, Dayton, Ohio, d. 8-3-1878, m'd James Miller. 3 daughters, (2nd) m'd Jacob Rhodehamel. 4 sons, 4 daughters Wm. Mason, b. 1806, m'd Polly Morgan. 1 boy, 1 girl Agnes Mason, b. 5-24-1808, d. 10-22-1865, lived Shelby, 0., m'd Wm. Beeson. 10 children, 5 boys, 5 girls Mary Mason, b. 5-10-1810, d. 5-13-1891, lived Knoxville, Ill., m'd James Reed. 5 boys, 3 girls Alexander Mason, b. 1812. Single, d. 1831. Margaret Mason, b. 9-29-1815, d. 1905, m'd Mr. Barnett, lived Olathe, Kans. 18 children, 8 boys, 10 girls Harriet Mason, b. 1817, lived Tipton, Iowa, m'd Baldwin Parsons. 7 children, 4 boys, 3 girls E. THOMAS ELLIOTT HUEY, b. 2-22-1780, d. 1856, lived Rock­ ville, Ind., reared by his step-uncle, Joseph Russell, merchant, Wytheville, Va., m'd Rhoda Draper, daughter of Capt. Draper, wealthy slave owner and officer in Revolutionary War Children: 6 Ellenor Russell Huey, b. 8-14-1807, Wytheville, Va., m'd Mr. Linkswiler. No children Jane Armstrong Huey, b. 7-2-1809, d. 1839 John Draper Huey, b. 4-13-1811, m'd Sallie C. Elder Children: 6 Ellenor Huey, b. 3-4-1838, m'd Mr. Linkswiler Children: 3 George Huey Linkswiler, b. 6-12-1846 Charles Sherman Linkswiler, b. 3-17-1865 Sallie Victoria Linkswiler, b. 6-9-1874, m'd Ora Peyton Emmarine V. Huey, b. 12-28-1839, m'd Mr. Spau

11 Children: George Elmer Spau, 7-4-1862 Wm. M. Huey Spau, b. 12-9-1864 Charles Spau, b. 11-2-1874 Sarah Jane Huey, b. 4-26-1842, lived Clinton, Ind., m'd Mr. Russell Children: 3 Robert Roscoe Russell, b. 11-28-1868 John DeWitt Russeil, b. 12-20-1870 Winifred Russell, b. 8-15-1871 Thomas Russell Huey, b. 9-30-1843 Son: Clay Leroy Huey, b. 2-10-1872, school teacher John Robert Huey, b. 1-23-1851 Girl: Clara May Huey, b. 5-1-1880 Florence Huey, b. 9-14-1858. Single Joseph Crockett Huey, b. 4-5-1813, d. 1883. Single Samuel Huey, d. i. f. Robert Huey, d. i. f. F. ALBERT RUSSELL HUEY, b. 1782, Waterbury, Va., d. 1864, lived Dayton, Ohio, m'd Margaret Reed Children: 12, only know names of 5 Robert Huey, b. 3-15-1810, Montgomery Co. Ohio, d. 8-8-1899, lived Portland, Ind., m'd Mary A. Shellabarger, (2nd) m'd Mary A. Kinnear Children: 10 John Huey, b. 1-6-1836, m'd Ruth Headington. 2 girls: Cora Huey and Mary Huey Frances Marion Huey, b. 3-2-1837, d. 3-12-1837 James Ellett Huey, b. 1-10-1843, m'd Minerva Sipe Samuel M. Huey, b. 7-10-1845, d. 2-7-1897, m'd Louise Barr Children: 3, Harry Huey, Dessie Huey, Opal Huey Elizabeth Sarah Huey, b. 8-4-1851, m'd Douglas Stephenson Children: 3 Robert R. Stephenson, b. 10-5-1877 Thomas Stephenson, b. 7-29-1879 Mary A. Stephenson, b. 8-24-1871 Thomas C. Huey, b. 3-10-1842, d. 1843 David G. Huey, b. 10-6-1847, d. 1852 Margaret A. Huey, b. 7-17-1854, d. i. f. Noah Huey, b. 8-5-1856, d. i. f. Robert Huey, b. 1861, d. i. f. John Huey, b. 12-5-1811, d. 9-6-1865, lived Lisbon, Iowa, m'd Rachel Coleman Albert Russell Huey, b. 1-17-1835, d. 5-10-1863 Wm. C. Huey, b. 1-12-1836, d. 1863. Single Paulina Huey, b. 7-27-1839, d. 1853. Single Mary E. Huey, b. 1-18-1842, d. 1857. Single Thomas Finley Huey, b. 11-29-1844, d. 11-1898, m'd Lena Pfaff Children: 5 William Huey; b. 2-19-1866

12 Lizzie Huey, b. 8-25-1868, m'd Geo. M. Cox Ella Huey, b. 3-16-1871, m'd James Tyson Fred Huey, b. 12-21-1874 Susie Huey, b. 9-2-1877, m'd Mr. Bennett John Huey, b. 7-8-1850, d. 9-1865 James Huey, lived in Terre Haute, Ind. Margaret Huey, lived Dayton, Ohio, m'd Mr. Miller Children: 2 Alice Miller, m'd Mr. Protsman Maria Miller, m'd Mr. Beardshear Russell Huey, 1 son: Albert Russell Huey 7 other children, names unknown

13 SKETCHES OF PERSONAL HISTORIES:

ROBERT HUEY: b. Lancaster Co., near Churchtown, Pa., m'd Agnes Elliott. He was in Revolutionary War, fought in Battle of Monmouth. Moved to Virginia, near Waterbury, before 1782, Son, Albert Russell Huey, was born there 1782. Then moved to Ky., he moved to Ohio, near Dayton in 1792. died there age 82. · SAMUEL HUEY: b. 1771 in Pa. Moved to Va. Then to Ky. m'd Jane Mason, 1797, lived near Georgetown, Ky. Lived in a fort to protect the family from Indians. Then lived near Beardstown, Ky., and later near Bryan Station, Ky. then settled at Big Bone Lick, Boone Co. Ky. Intimately acquainted with Daniel Boone. Buried Big Boone Cemetery. THOMAS ELLIOTT HUEY: b. 2-22-1780, Churchtown, Pa. lived with step-uncle John Russell, near Wytheville, Va. m'd Rhoda Draper, daughter of Capt. Draper, a wealthy slave owner there, and officer in Rev. War. In 1832 moved to Rockville, Parke Co., Ind. d. there 1856. ROBERT HUEY, b. 3-15-1810 in Montgomery Co., near Dayton, Ohio. m'd Mary Ann Shellabarger, moved to Portland, Jay Co. Indiana, wife died, m'd Mary Ann Kinnear, of Darke Co. Ohio. Served two terms as sheriff and three terms as State Legislature, and two terms State Senate. County Commissioner for 3 years. d. age 82. WILLIAM HUEY, b. 10-19-1832, Big Bone Lick, Boone Co., Ky. moved to Rushville, Schuyler Co., Ill., then to St. Mary's, Hancock Co. Ill. m'd Margaret Talbot in 1855. He died 4-8-1907. JOHN SIMEON HUEY, b. 3-8-1853, Hancock Co. Ill. Graduated Abing­ don, College in 1875, m'd Myra C. Patrick. Was Principal for 3 years of high school in Abingdon, Ill. Attended Law School, admitted to Bar in 1881, practiced law in Chicago. (Author of this Genealogy). NANCY HUEY MASON, b. Churchtown, Pa. moved to Virginia, near Waterbury, then to Ky., then to Dayton, Ohio, then to Mercer Co. Ill., and finally to Tipton, Iowa, where she died 3-15-1859. JAMES A. HUEY, extensive farmer and stock breeder, Union, Ky. Director one bank, V-Pres. another bank. b. 7-30-1862, Boone Co. Ky. Baptist Church. Mason, m'd Sarah Crouch, 1881.

)4 OLD BIBLE RECORD:

JOSEPH HUEY, m'd Jean Erwin, 3-13-1737, Patrick Huey, son, b. 2-12-1738, Samuel Huey, son, b. 11-20-1740, Margaret Huey, daughter, b. 3-8-1745, Ephriam Huey, son, b. 12-4-1747, Joseph Huey, son, b. 10-28-1749, Tom Off John Huey, son, b. 1-31-1752 (Tom Off) Rachel Huey, daughter, b. 3-16-1754, Robert Huey, b. Feb. 1780, Joseph Huey, b. 3-1782, Rachel Huey, b. 9-24-1784, John Huey, b. 8-26-1787, James Huey, b. 11-11-1789, William Huey, b. 2-6-1792, (Tom Off) - - - - - Huey, b. 11-29-1794. P. S. Our family is the Joseph Hughey b. 1749, 2. Jos. Hughey, b. 1782, 3. My father, Jos. Huey, b. in 1823. F. W. Hughey.

15 COPY OF LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ROBERT HUEY

I, Robert Huey, of the Township of Salisbury, County of Lancaster, and Province of Pennsylvania, yeoman, being undisposed and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory, blessed be God for the same, and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make, constitute and ordain this my last will and testament, that is to say, principally and first of all I recommend my soul to God who gave me, and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian-like manner at the discretion of my executor, not doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God, and as touching such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life, I give, bequeath and dispose of the same in manner and form following, viz: Item. I will and allow that all my just debts, together with my funeral charges, be paid and discharged. Item. I give and bequeath to Esther, my well beloved wife, the one­ third part of the rents and profits of my real estate during her natural life, also one horse agreeable to a contract made and contracted betwixt me and said wife before marriage, which contract I allow to be puncutually fulfilled to her for her part of my estate. Also it is my will, and I allow, that she shall have the bound girl, namely Mary Allen, on condition that she pay five pounds to my estate, which said Mary cost me. Item. I give and bequeath to my son, James Huey, or to his heirs, the sum of twenty shillings. Item. I give and bequeath to my son, Henry Huey, the sum of twenty Shillings. Item: I give and bequeath unto my two daughters, namely, Elizabeth and Mary, to each one of them the sum of one pound. Item: I give and bequeath unto my grandson, Robert Usher, the sum of 200 pounds to be paid within one year after my decease; also the young black mare now two years old to be for his proper use and benefit and to be kept on the premises for him for one year after my decease, also he is to have his own boarding, washing and lodging here said year. Item: I give and bequeath to my grandson, namely, Samuel's son, Robert Huey, my plantation whereon I now live, all my lands and all my estate, both real and personal, after the above legacies and debts are fully paid and discharged, to him and his heirs to be for him and their proper use and benefit forever, and it is my will and I allow that the whole of his legacy or part of my estate, personal and real, be at the order of my executor until he comes to the age of twenty-four years, but if it please God to call by death either of my two grandsons, namely Robert Huey and Robert Usher, them not leaving a legitimate issue, in that case it is my will and I do order that whichever of the two survives shall have the legacy or part willed to the other in case he had lived. Moreover, I constitute and appoint my trusty friend, John Wilson, whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament, and I do hereby

16 utterly disannul and revoke all and every other and former will or wills, testaments, legacies or bequeaths or executors by me in anywise before this time made, willed, named or bequeathed, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 23rd day of June, Anno Domini One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy. his ROBERT X HUEY ( Seal) mark Signed, sealed, published, pronounced and declared by Robert Huey to pe his last will and testament in the presence of Samuel Hughes, Agnes Hughes, and Martha Wilson.

17 SEVEN GENERATIONS OF HUEY'S

Contributed by R. M. Huey, 9105 Ewing Drive, Bethesda, Md., who secured the copy from Samuel R. Huey, 3913 Ingomar St., N. W., Wash­ ington, D. C., with a notation: These dates and names were copied from John H. Huey's Bible, which now is property of Dora Doerr, Pinckney­ ville, Ill. --- HUEY, In Scotland, m'd Miss Sloan Son: John Huey, m'd Catherine Aster, in S. C. Son: John Harvey Huey or John H. Huey, b. 3-17-1778, m'd Margaret Craig. 10 Children: I. John C. (Craig) Huey, b. 12-25-1804 2. Alexander Huey, twins, b. 8-24-1808 3. William Huey, twins, b. 8-24-1808 4. Catherine (Cathy) Huey, b. 11-12-1810 5. Samuel Huey, b. 4-14-1813 6. Mary Huey, b. 6-19-1816 7. Ann Huey, b. 6-23-1821 8. Nancy June Huey, b. 9-12-1821 9. Polly Huey, m'd John Anderson 10. Eleanor Huey, b. 10-31-1815 1. JOHN C. (CRAIG) HUEY: b. 12-25-1804, d. 9-25-1873, m'd Jane Couch, Tombstone in Swanwich Cemetery. Children: Sam Huey, m'd Ewing, daughter, Jennie Marvin Huey. Newton Huey, m'd Eleanor. Joe Huey, daughter, Ruth Huey. John A. Huey, b. 8-5-1839, d. 3-1-1862, wounded at Ft. Donnelson, Civil War. William M. Huey, b. 9-12-1853, d. 3-10-1938, m'd Matilda Jane McDonald. 8 Children: Clarence Huey Frank Huey, m'd Pertie Boyington, Home East of Walsh. 5 children: Dale Huey (McKinley) Fem Huey, (Tanner & Thompson) 2 or 3 children Roger Huey, m'd Roberta Stephenson, I child, Steven Huey. Marion Huey, m'd Cairns, 1 child Bob Huey David Huey, m'd Hazel Craig, daughter, Lu Ann Huey John Huey, d. 11-19-1956, m'd Jennie Finley Children: Willard Myron Huey, m'd Pauline Calvert Jennie Marie Huey, m'd Olif Veath, girl: Linder Marie Veath Everett Huey, b. 1900, m'd Mattie J. Arnold

18 Children: Jack Huey, m'd Virginia (Denver, Colo.), 2 children Richard Huey, m'd Doris Herberger, no family Margie Huey, b. 1940 Mary Huey, m'd Wm. Finley (Chester, Ill.) Cora Huey, m'd Earl Wente Byron Wente, son, m'd Shirley Hille; girl, Joan Wente Carrie Huey, m'd Joe Cox, (Granite City) Margaret Huey, m'd Pope Mary Jane Huey, m'd Lively, son, Porter Lively Mandy Huey, m'd Flowers. (Question whether she was daughter) 2. ALEXANDER HUEY: b. 8-24-1808, d. 6-11-1870, m'd Mary ( Swanwick Cemetery) Children: Nancy Allen Huey, b. 1840, d. 4-23-1859, m'd Robert Allen 3. WILLIAM HUEY, b. 8-25-1808, single, went to Clay Co., Ill. 4. CATHERINE (Cathy) HUEY: b. 11-12-1810, single, went to Clay Co., Ill. 5. SAMUEL HUEY, b. 4-14-1813, d. 12-1887, ( 1st) m'd Mary Ann Leslie, (Lessley) 9 children: John William Huey, m'd !vfary Coulter, (Kansas) Nancy Jane Huey, (Marissa), m'd Levi North Children: 5 Maud North, m'd Elmer Nicholas Zoe North, Genevieve North and Dorothy North Sarah (Sally) North, m'd Sam Stewart; girl: Inez Stewart, m'd Carle Young. Children: Carl Young, Howard Young, David Young Jennie North, m'd Andrew Kelly. Children: Levi Kelly, Grace Kelly, Joe Kelly, Fem Kelly, m'd Homer Pressley; Carroll Kelly, Mae Kelly Nan North, m'd Edward Wilson Sam North, m'd, 10 children: Wm. Samuel North, Joseph Huey North, Charles Levi North, James Steele North, John Gordon North, Maud Rosamond North, Virginia Naomi North, Helen Marie North, Margaret Genevieve North, DuAyne North, m'd Danny Mount. Children: Danice M. Mount Jr., Michael James Mount and Rosie Mount James Steele Huey, b. 1-20-1847, d. 4-28-1928, m'd Jane Brown 7 children: Albert Elmer Huey, b. 12-31-1874, d. 10-1942, m'd Agnes Mc­ Intyre Children: Ernest Huey, b. 4-28-1898, m'd Louise; son, Paul Huey, m'd Esther. 3 children: Elaine Huey, Karen Huey, Jane Ellen Huey David Samuel Huey, b. 7-10-1878, (1st) m'd Mary R. Anderson, no family; (2nd) m'd Audrey Mills Children: Lela Jane Huey, b. 1-17-1918, m'd Carl Johnson

19 Children: Carl James Johnson, Samuel Leroy Johnson, William Johnson, Judy Johnson Beulah Rose Huey, b. 11-18-1918, m'd Sharon Shaw; Ruth Ellen Shaw, daughter Adella May Huey, b. 10-23-1920, m'd Richard Johnson; Dana Christian Johnson, son Elma Adeline Huey, b. 1-15-1922, m'd Robe1t Trentelman. Chil­ dren: Richard and Eldon Trentelman Stanley David Huey, b. 11-6-1927, m'd Bo Curry (Craig) Children: Linda Lou, b. 8-19-1951, Che1yl Bo, 2-3-1954 Kathleen, stepdaughter, b. 2-10-1949. Stepson ______Inez Eleanor Huey, b. 9-8-1931, m'd Thomas Gwaltney Mary Elizabeth Huey: b. 11-1-1880, d. 5-6-1950, m'd John Thomas McConachie Children: James Harold McConachie, b. 11-2-1906, d. 2-13-1910 Nancy Hazel McConachie, b. 8-29-1909, m'd Harold James Robb Children: John Wallace Robb, b. 5-28-1937, m'd Carolyn Sue Huddleston Children: Russell Scott Robb, b. 11-18-1959, and John Kevin Robb, b. 6-30-1961 Melba Ann Robb, b. 3-26-1939, m'd Oliver J. Stroh Jr. Lynn Harold Robb, b. 2-1-1940, m'd Mildred Rose Schandt Karen Jane Robb, b. 11-21-1943. Twins Keith James Robb, b. 11-21-1943. Twins Laurence Edward McConachie, b. 7-25-??, m'd Mary Louise Ralph Burnell McConachie, b. 9-1-1913, m'd Paula Thurnmel Children: Richard McConachie (adopted), m'd Dorothy Pant­ ler; John Terrence McConachie, b. 9-1941 George Raymond McConachie, b. 2-3-1917, m'd Ruth Slavens; James Wesley McConachie, son, b. 12-3-1937 Annie Gibson Huey, b. 3-2-1887, d. 12-22-1894 Esther Jane Huey, b. 5-6-1892, m'd Irvin Ross Children: Robert Alexander Ross, b. 12-6-1921, m'd LaVerne A. Weber Betty Clara Ross, b. 12-22-1945 Roland James Ross, (Twins), b. 12-6-1921, d. 8-21-1926 Eileen Elizabeth Ross, b. 2-6-1927, m'd Richard C. Weber Joseph Clabaugh Huey, 3 sons: Alanzo Huey, single; George Earl Huey, 1 son, 1 daughter; Leslie Huey, single 5. SAMUEL HUEY, (2nd wife) m'd Mary Coulter, (Swanwich Cemetery) Wilson Alexander Huey, b. 10-28-1862, d. 10-23-1927, m'd Mary Ann Barber 11 children: (Peoria Co., Ill.) Letitia Eleanor Huey, b. 10-4-1886, m'd Lee Hayslip Children: 1 girl Eleanor May Hayslip, m'd Richard Johnson 3 children: Sue Ellen Johnson, m'd Richard Stanton, 1 girl

20 Carol Lee Johnson, m'd James Smith Richard Johnson Harvey Wilson Huey: b. 2-7-1889, m'd Besse Parr 2 children: Lyle Wilson Huey, m'd Eunice Rice 3 children: Joan Christine Huey, Lynn Ann Huey, Andrew Wilson Huey Mary Lois Huey Beulah Ann Huey, b. 4-11-1891, single Samuel Robert Huey, b. 10-7-1893, m'd Hester Carter 4 children: Robert Carter Huey, b. 11-27-1922 Harvey Lee Huey, b. 6-9-1924, m'd Roberta Davis 2 children: Susan Lee Huey and Robert Davis Huey Virginia Mary Huey, b. 5-11-1926, m'd Leroy C. Doolittle 5 children: 3 boys, 2 girls: William Charles Doolittle, Richard Lee Doolittle, John Carter Doolittle, Margaret Lynn Doolittle, Patricia Ann Doolittle Barbara Ann Huey, b. 8-5-1927, m'd Wilson Davis 4 children: Wilson Maurice Davis, b. 5-7-1957 Vernon Samuel Davis, b. 9-21-60 William Allen Davis, b. 10-28-1961 Lari Ann Davis, b. 4-16-1959 Mary (Molly) Huey, b. 2-27-1896, m'd Robert Hawthorne Ruth Hawthorne, m'd John Ragan, no children Wallace David Huey, b. 9-13-1898, m'd Editha Dawson 2 children: Norman Huey, m'd Mary Ann------, 3 children; Thomas David Huey, Kitty Lynne Huey, Carol Huey Irene Huey, m'd Robert Powers. 3 children: Dennis Powers, Mark Powers and Brenda Kay Powers Elza Huey: b. 8-5-1901, m'd Fay Corsage; son, Lowell Huey, d. age 5 Mildred Janet Huey, b. 4-4-1904, m'd Gray. Janet Gray, b. 8-13-1945 Udilla Larson Huey, b. 11-3-1906, m'd Sanford Thomas. No children Raymond Huey, b. 9-4-1909, m'd Julie O'Grady. 4 children: Julie Jean Huey(Raymond Joseph Huey, Rosemary Huey, Eileen Huey Zenith Berwyn Huey, b. 4-5-1912, m'd Elsie Taylor Samuel Harvey Huey, b. 1859, d. 1886. Swanwick Cemetery Ella Huey, m'd John Huey Pressley; son, Homer Wilson Pressley, b. 11-2-1886, d. 1-19-1958, m'd Fem Kelly George A. Huey, b. 1864, d. 1891. Greeley, Colo., Cemetery Ann Huey, single 6. MARY HUEY: b. 6-19-1816, m'd William Craig. 2 children 7. ANN HUEY, b. 6-23-1818, m'd John Clark

21 Children: 4 Alexander Clark, b. 1839, d. 5-11-1889, m'd Mary Brown Children: David John Clark, m'd May Campbell Children: Robert A. Clark, m'd Edna Ross Children: Elmo Clark and Jean Clark Marion Clark, m'd Carl Leipersberger. 3 girls Annie Clark, b. 4-10-1878, d. 6-22-1964, single Elvina Jane Clark, b. 1-13-1880, m'd John Campbell, no children William James Clark, m'd Elizabeth Matson; girl, Adell Clark Albert Alexander Clark, b. 7-17-1886, d. 1964, m'd Ethel Bicket 3 children: Mary Elizabeth Clark, b. 1916 Alfred Alexander Clark, m'd Rhoda ------• Susan Clark, Lee Clark, Marguerite Clark Mary Etta Clark, b. 2-19-1888, m'd Roscoe Johnson Children: Gladys Irene Johnson, b. 8-4-1908 ( 1), Herrick Swartz, ( 2) Leonard Giles Beatrice Geraldine Johnson, b. 11-2-1910, m'd James Page Children: James Page, b. 6-19-1944; Francis Page, b. 5-12- 1946; John Page, b. 3-5-1950 Russell Benjamin Johnson, b. 8-26-1914, d. 4-21-1956, m'd Bernice Orr. Son: Russell Benjamin Johnson, b. 6-19-1948 (St. Louis) William Clark: b. 1842, d. 1900, (1st) Matilda J. ______Children: 4 Johnny Clark, 7 children, including twins, Mary and John Annie Clark, m'd Will Kirwin. 4 girls Zeppie Clark, died young Prudence Clark, m'd Lewis Benson. Children: Ray Benson, Mar­ garet Benson, William Benson, Ethel Benson, m'd Clarence Johnson. Children: Roy Johnson, Geneva Jonhson; (2nd wife) Mary (Mollie) Pressley; 1 son, Elmer Clark, b. 8-9-1891, d. 6-16-1958 John Huey Clark, b. 2-28-1846, d. 8-13-1928, m'd Mary Virginia Bills Children: Minnie Clark, m'd Joe McKelvey Dorathea Clark, m'd Charles Doerr Children: Carl Doerr, m'd Mabel Holloway. Children: Carla Doerr, Beth Doerr George Washington Clark, Ida Clark, d. 1889; Albert Clark, d. 1874 Mary Jane Clark, m'd Cal Davis Children: Charlie Davis, m'd Bertha Doolin Lora Davis, m'd (1st) Albert Wright. Several children. (2nd) ------Taylor 8. NANCY JANE HUEY, b. 9-12-1821, d. 1907, m'd Samuel Pressley Children: Henry Collossel Pressley, b. 1867, d. 1910; Rev. Harvey Mason Pressley, and Dr. Cephus Jason Pressley 9. POLLY HUEY, m'd John Anderson 10. ELEANOR HUEY, b. 10-31-1815

23 HUEY'S IN IRELAND AND AMERICA Written by Miss Catherine Lawn Huey, Houston, Texas, January, 1924. Now deceased.

WILLIAM HUEY, Judge of the Court of Edlington, Ireland. A strict Episcopalian. On account of picturesqueness of his home, it was called "Flowerfield." M'd Catherine Cochran, from a wealthy Scotch-Irish family, who was a Presbyterian. Children: I. Spencer Huey, was encouraged to come to U. S. by his brother, located at Russellville, Ky. Not liking Russellville, went to Phila­ delphia and opened a store of leather goods, saddles, etc. About 9 children, boys and girls. Some died in infancy. Some married but left no children. In 1924 all were deceased. 2. James Huey, never married. Died young, soon after coming to U. S. 3. Sarah Huey, m'd John Spencer Fairly, remained in Ireland. 4. John Cochran Huey. JOHN COCHRAN HUEY, b. 2-8-1802, Eglington, Londonderry Co., Ireland. Spent early life in Eglington, about 5 miles from London­ derry; d. age 91, New Orleans, La. Left Ireland for America, spent 3 or more weeks at sea, arrived on the banks of the Delaware on January 24, 1824; proceeded to Russellville, Ky. Entered into the tobacco trade and was successful. Invited his brother Spencer Huey and his family to come over. Later the tobacco business was a failure; moved to New Orleans, La.; entered cotton brokerage busi­ ness with success. M'd Catherine C. Stephens, dau. of Samuel James Stephens of Dublin, Ireland, who had received his education in Paris and Russia. His wife, a Miss Lawn, born in London, England; her first husband was a Lieut. in British Army and was killed in a war. With I daughter, she landed in N. Y., going thru the coun­ try to New Orleans. Settled in Covington, La., met Dr. Stephens, and was married. Dr. Stephens came to U. S. after Napoleon was exiled, being a Surgeon on his staff. Children: Mrs. Louisa Stephens Conerly, Mrs. C. R. Forshey, Mrs. John Cochran Huey, and Robert Stephens, d.i.f. Children: 4 sons, I daughter; all settled in New Orleans. 1. JOHN HUEY, eldest, later moved to Houston, Texas. d 7-17-1923. Age 79, m'd Jessie B. Enders of Paducah, Ky. Children: 3 sons, I girl. a. Bell Stephens Huey, b. New Orleans, 1871, d. Cisco, Texas, 1941. Cotton business in Houston. In Cisco, Huey Motor Co. Cisco Daily News; built Laquna Hotel; Dir. West Texas Cham­ ber of Commerce. Presbyterian; m'd ( 1st) Xerline Burroughs in 1898. Children: 2 Roland Bell Huey, b. Houston, 1899; d. 1965; m'd (1st) Alva Banks Cain.

24 Children: 3 Bell Cain Huey, b. 11-8-1919; m'd James Vance Morrow. Children: Carolyn Vance Morrow, b. 12-8-1937, m'd Wm. E. Stubblefield. Children: Susan Caroline Stubblefield and Wm. Eric Stubblefield ( twins, b. 10-27-1962). Senya Susan Monow, b. 5-6-1939, m'd Luis Lemus Jr. Children: Luis Lemus, III, b. 10-2-1959, and Chris­ topher Victor Lemus, b. 2-18-1965. Barbara Bell Monow, b. 4-10-1942, m'd Floyd Glen Thomas. Child: Stephen Glen Thomas, b. 7-29-1963. Norma Carolyn Huey, b. 3-19-1921, m'd Joseph Henry McClelland, Jr., dau. Sylvia Diana McClelland; m'd Neal Moore, I son. Mark H. McClelland (unmarried), Mary Alva McClel­ land (unmarried) . Susan Marguerite Huey, b. 6-15-1924, d. 5-7-1967; m'd ( 1st) Robert Pike, dau. Linda Lee Pike, single; m'd (2nd) Ben DeKaifetz, changed to Ben Bennet; dau. Alva, m'd Roy Garcia; son, Roy Ben Joseph Garcia. XERLINE HUEY, b. Houston, m'd (1st) David A. Bailey, d. Dau. Gloria Bailey, m'd Jack Beutel of Dallas; dau. Cyn­ thia Ann Beutel. (2nd) m'd Richard L. Bare. (2nd) m'd John Michael Coughlan. (2nd) m'd Ethel Kauffman in Abilene, Texas, 1914. Children: 2 Enders Phillip Huey, b. 1-21-1918, Cisco, Texas. Graduate Annapolis, 1941; m'd 1943, Jane Pickard. Children: James Huey, b. 10-5-1945, Fort Worth, Texas. Grad­ uate Stanford University, 1967. Jane Huey, b. 10-11-1946. Attending Trinity Univ. Ruth Huey, b. 5-25-1950, in Tallahassee, Fla. John Peter Huey, b. 4-21-1915. Graduate Hardin Simmons Univ. Cotton business. M'd Mary Elizabeth Mont­ gomery in 1941. Admn. of Collins Co. Memorial Hos­ pital. Presbyterian. Steve Huey, adopted son. b. Jennie Enders Huey, m'd Eugene Bonner. Son, Eugene Bon­ ner Jr. c. Frank Joyce Huey, b. 4-1-1872, d. 1928. M'd Adele Tinsley. Children: Frank Joyce Huey, Jr.; b. 1897, d. 1923. Beryl Huey; b. 1900, d. 1924 Keith Huey; b. 1-31-1919, d. 1943 d. Demarcus Enders Huey, d.i.c. 2. WILLIAM RICHARDSON PRESTON HUEY, m'd Lucy Marcella Quin of Miss. Children:

25 Lemuel Quin Huey, b. 6-1-1878, d. 2-25-1941. Graduate Tulane Univ. Prominent Civil Engr.; m'd Gladys Babin. Children: Helen Babin Huey, b. 10-8-1916; m'd Ogden Wm. Lafaya, New Orleans. Children: Haydie Helen Lafaye, b. 8-25-1937; m'd John Emmett Kerri­ gan, Jr. Children: Colleen Kerrigan, b. 1959; Mary Elizabeth Kerri- gan, John E. Kerrigan III, Caroline O'Kelley Kerrigan Ogden Wm. Lafaye Jr., b. 5-23-1940 Susan Huey Lafaye, b. 10-26-1945 Catherine Cora Lafaye, b. 1-6-1958 Preston Wm. Huey, b. 1918, m'd Mary Alice McCoy Children: Judy Quin Huey, m'd Billy Clyde Michal, DDS. Preston Wm. Huey Jr., Kathy Ann Huey and Robert Darrel Huey - William Preston Huey, b. 10-8-1881 Lucy Quin Huey, teacher in New Orleans, b. 1-24-1879, d. 1954 John Spencer Huey, b. 9-20-1883, entered Tulane Univ.; m'd Olga 3. JAMES THORNTON HUEY, unmarried, died in New Orleans 4. ROBERT LAYTON HUEY, m'd (1st) Anna Mary Manna, (2nd) Lillian Tooley Children: 2 living a. Arthur Spencer Huey, b. 9-1-1885, Insurance Executive; m'd ( 1st) 1909, Ruby Alma Desforges of New Orleans Children: 3 Katherine Elizabeth Huey, b. 7-25-1911, m'd 1931 Anthony McDade Phelan, of Beaumont; 13 children, 11 living. Arthur Spencer Huey Jr., b. 2-1913. Ex-Comm. USN; m'd Susan Louise Perez; 1 son, Arthur Spencer Huey III Robert Cochran Huey, b. 10-28-1923, with American Nat'l Bank, Beaumont; U.S. Air Force-Purple Heart; m'd Mar­ garet Fitch of Va. Children: 3. Thomas Lindsey Huey, Patricia Huey and Hazel Preston Huey b. Haxel Preston Huey, b. 12-10-1893, New Orleans; m'd 1931, George Williams Sherrard. Graduate Tulane Univ.; n.c. c. Preston Layton Huey, b. 12-17-1884, in Charleston, S. C.; d. No. La. d. Pearl Layton Huey, b. 8-4-1890, d. 8-15-1913 e. Evelyn Evans Huey, b. 10-1-1896, d. 5-19-1917 f. Lillian Leake Huey, b. 12-26-1898, d. 1900 5. CATHERINE LAWN HUEY, single, lived Houston, Texas. Author most of this history (Courtesy, Mrs. Xerline Huey Coughlan, 8051 Mulholland Dr., Los An­ geles, Calif. 90046, and others that were so helpful to help extend to date.)

26 HUEY'S IN IRELAND AND AMERICA

JOHN HUEY: ha 1792 at Knockahollett, Cloughmills Co. Antrim, North Ireland; m'd Nancy Currie Children: 8 Jane Huey, m'd Robert Leitch; 1 son, Joseph Leitch James Huey, b. 1827; m'd Eachel Mathews, Sept. 1870, and moved to Lislaban House, Clougmills Co. Antrim. Mother was b. Mar. 1846, d. 1916. Father d. 1921. Buried on Old Huey plot, First Kilraughts Presbyterian Church. Ruling Elder Ballyweney Presby- terian Church Children: Annie Matilda Huey, b. 8-10-1872, d. 7-19-1956; m'd John Wilson John Huey, b. 6-4-1874, m'd Agness Finlay Maggie Maria Huey, b. 6-22-1876, d. 3-18-1963; m'd Samuel Kirkpatrick Jennetta Huey, b. 2-28-1878, died in infancy Samson Mathews Huey, b. 2-6-1882, d. 11-1916. Came to USA in Philadelphia in 1900. He, with James S. Huey and a cousin, John Matthews, opened Huey & Matthews, Inc. chain grocery stores in Philadelphia. D. age 34; m'd Grace May Leonard Children: 2 Rachel Huey, b. 5-27-1913 Samson M. Huey Jr., b. 5-24-1917; m'd Jeanne Miller Children: 3 Forest Randall Huey, b. 11-18-1945 Lynn Rae Huey, b. 10-7-1948 Leslie Jeanne Huey, b. 10-7-1948, twins Sara Jane Huey, b. 5-15-1884, m'd Charles Orr; 1 son, Charles James Kirkpatrick Orr, M.D. in Mallymena Co. Antrim James Sayers Huey, b. 10-15-1886, came to Philadelphia in Oct. 1904; Partner in Huey & Matthews, chain grocery. Sold out to P. H. Butler Co. Stayed as Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Later became President. Retired. Lives Ormond Beach, Fla. M'd Betty Purviss Fulton, dau. of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Fulton, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Children: 2 girls Margaret Huey, b. 11-17-1913, m'd Jessie Lee Beery; 1 son, James Lee Berry, b. 2-6-1939 Betty Fulton Huey, b. 12-24-1916, m'd Wm. Clark Bennett Children: 3 Wm. Clark Bennett Jr., b. 7-14-1944 John David Bennett, b. 8-23-1948 Karen Sue Bennett, b. 11-22-1951 David Huey, ha 1829. Immigrated to USA. Lost all contact with him. Any information will be appreciated William Huey, ha 1831. Never married Robert Huey, ha 1833, single Matilda Huey, ha 1835, single Nancy Huey, ha 1837; m'd James Sayers; 5 children: Lizzie Sayers,

27 John Sayers, James Sayers, Ann Jane Sayers and Sara Sayers John Huey, ha 1839, m'd Sara McCarther; no children. Minister Ard­ foyle Presbyterian Church, Derry, North Ireland (Courtesy, James Sayers Hµey, Ormond Beach, Fla.)

SAMUEL HUEY, of Adams Co., Ohio Sons: 1 known George Huey, b. 11-22-1808. M'd Hannah (maiden name unknown) Sons: 2 known George Alexander Huey, unmarried Samuel Canada Huey, b. 3-21-1831; d. 7-18-1915; m'd 1857, Anna A. McColm, b. Adams Co., Ohio; bur. Henry Co., Mo. Ordained min­ ister of the Christian Church 10-5-1860. Children: 15 1. Paris Wylie Huey, b. 1-3-1859; m'd 1879, Adaline Bigler. Chil­ dren: Elza Huey, Bess Huey, and 1 other son and daughter 2. Emmet Beldon Huey, b. 2-5-1860, d. 12-3-1915; m'd Louisa Jane Davidson, 1885 Children: 5 A. Oscar Perry Huey, b. 11-13-1886; m'd Bessie Golden Brown, 1912 Children: 4 Wayne Scott Huey, b. 9-9-1913; m'd Peggy Lien, 1951. No children Wesley Brown Huey, b. 9-9-1915; m'd Catherine Stricker; 2 sons Leota Bessie Huey, b. 1-26-1918; m'd Byron Geo. Hall, 1945 Child: Pamela Jean Hall, m'd Ronnie Earl Woodall Lou Ellen Huey, b. 9-8-1930; m'd Jack Parrish; 2 girls, 1 son B. Estell Harvey Huey, b. 11-14-1888, d. 1965; m'd Lillian Mae Wilson, 1912. 3 girls: Theola Vivian Huey; m'd Mr. Bishop. Thelma Margorie Huey m'd Mr. McQuister. Luella Kathryn Huey m'd Mr. Garrison C. Jesse Lloyd Huey, b. 10-20-1891, d. 4-25-1958; m'd Effie Josephine Stevens, 1914. Children: 6 a. Carl Sumner Huey, b. 10-15-1916; m'd Frieda Gray, 1937. 2 sons: Kenneth Huey, b. 3-11-1939; m'd Becky Young; 3 children: Ricky Lynn Huey, b. 1959; Kimberly Gwin Huey, b. 1962; Jamie Gaylene Huey, b. 1966 Jackie Lloyd Huey, b. 1-5-1945; m'd Elizabeth Sue Meeks b. Mabel Louise Huey, b. 12-22-1918; m'd Howard Everett Deaver, 1937 3 children

28 Everett Deaver, b. 1-1-1939; m'd Antonio Ida Gruen­ wound Curtis Deaver, b. 9-6-1940; m'd Janice L. Philpott Donald Deaver, b. 6-22-1942; m'd Linda Lou Byars. 3 children: Rufus Todd Deaver, b. 1-17-1961; How­ ard Dwayne Deaver, b. 1-24-1962; Steven Lynn Deaver, b. 4-16-1963 c. Virginia Lee Huey, b. 7-14-1921; m'd Fred Richardson. 1 girl Connie Lee Richardson, b. 12-10-1940; m'd Michael P. Neff. 1 girl, Melody Lynne Neff, b. 4-17-1965 d. Clyde Max Huey, b. 12-16-1923; m'd Wanda Haskel, 1945. Children: 3 Darlene Huey, b. 2-20-1947; m'd Donald Lee Hudson. Children, 2: Cassandra Lee Hudson, b. 1967; An­ drea Y. Hudson, b. 1968 Gail Ray Huey, b. 8-17-1948 Karen Huey, b. 1-2-1951; m'd Donald Ray Nusbaum e. Ralph Lloyd Huey, b. 10-22-1926; m'd Jewell Raye Payne, 1947. Children: 3 Jimmy Mac Huey, b. 2-22-1951 Mary Jo Huey, b. 12-6-1952 Nancy Lou Huey, b. 5-22-1958 f. Albert Ray Huey, b. 4-12-1930; m'd Doris Smith, 1954. Children: 2 Frances Coleen Huey, b. 12-6-1954 Noal Ray Huey, 5-13-1957 D. Mabel Marvel Huey, b. 8-7-1897; m'd Clarence L. Eisen­ hour, 1917. Children: 2 Clara Marvel Eisenhour, b. 7-2-1918; m'd Glen Frank Cham- bers, 1938. Children: Glen Frank Chambers Jr., b. 3-29-1940 Betty Gail Chambers, b. 9-1-1943; m'd Herman Reed Paul Leslie Chambers, b. 2-3-1945 Clarence Earl Eisenhour, b. 12-7-1920; m'd Lolita A. Brown, 1946. 2 children: Douglas Earl Eisenhour, b. 12-3-1946 Karen Sue Eisenhour, b. 10-4-1949 E. Howard Hatton Huey, b. 7-23-1901; m'd Beulah Brasier, 1922. No children 3. Ida May Huey, b. 5-15-1861; m'd Willie B. Denison, 1879 4. George Malcom Huey, b. 2-7-1863, Atchison Co., Mo.; m'd Ada M. Hempsall, 1891 5. Wilbur Edward Huey, b. 11-27-1864; m'd Florance Priest 6. Olen Walter Huey, b. 9-12-1866; m'd Delila P. Bunch, 1890 7. Ottis F. Huey, b. 7-3-1869, Adams Co., Iowa; m'd Rosa Walker, 1891 8. Burtis V. Huey, b. 7-3-1869 (twins), d. 1871

29 9. Evva Nora Huey, b. 6-11-1871, Henry Co., Mo.; d. 1887 10. Cary Alexander Huey, b. 3-23-1873, Johnson Co., Mo. 11. Aidlett Everett Huey, b. 12-14-1874, Benton Co., Mo.; d. 1887 12. Charles Sumner Huey, b. 11-12-1876, Pettis Co., Mo.; 2 daughters · 13. Sarah A. Huey, b. 1-19-1879, Johnson Co., Mo.; d. 1879 14. Archie Russel Huey, b. 7-4-1881, St. Clair Co., Mo. 15. Homer Clarence Huey, b. 1-6-1884; d. 1912 ( Courtesy, Mrs. Ralph L. Huey, 1908 Candlewood Dr., Bay City, Texas)

30 MISCELLANEOUS ALABAMA HUEY'S

1850 U. S. CENSUS: Jefferson Co., Ala. Mud Creek Beat. Samuel T. Huey, Nancy L. M. Huey, Jesse V. B. Huey, Samuel H. Huey, Robert E. Huey. Sam. H. Huey, b. 1810 S. C., age 40, from S. C. farmer. Children: James J. Huey, b. 1834, age 16, Wm. P. Huey, b. 1837, age 13, Nancy M. Huey, b. 1839, age 11. Jesse V. Huey, b. 1843, age 7. Samuel H. Huey, b. 1846, age 4, Robert E. Huey, b. 1848, age 2. JESSE G. HUEY, age 40 from S. C. farmer. m'd Catherine Lacy, 1849, age 23 from Ala. Children: Thomas B. Huey, age 14, Nancy Huey, age 12, Samuel J. Huey, age 10, Linney E. Huey, age 8, Jesse M. Huey, age 6, Elizabeth C. Huey, age 4. SAMUEL F. HUEY, m'd Emeline Vines, 1-6-1857, Jefferson Co. SAMUEL J. HUEY, m'd Matilda J. Waldrop, 3-5-1860, Jefferson Co. ELEANOR HUEY, m'd Baylis B. Waldrop, 9-12-1871. Jefferson Co. HIRAM N. HUEY, m'd Mary C. Regan, 12-9-1875. Jefferson Co. J. C. HUEY, m'd Manima Goodwin, 12-22-1875. Jefferson Co. S. H. HUEY, m'd M. A. Waldrop, 5-14-1872. Jefferson Co. S. T. HUEY, m'd Nancy Goodwin, 12-25-1872, Jefferson Co. M. T. HUEY, m'd Nancy Goldsby, 4-10-1879. Jefferson Co. J. F. HUEY, Physician, Pratt Mines, 1887-8. Jefferson Co. REBECCA M. HUEY, dau. of John & Ann Huey, born in England, 10-10- 1783, d. Bibb Co. 1-10-1855, age 71. m'd Walter C. Du11, Centerville, Ala. (John and Ann Hughey of Livingston Co. Ky., patent to land 12-2-1800.) SARAH HUEY, 1842-1908, m'd Dr. James Wilson Crawford, 1822-83 Bibb Co. MARCUS F. HUEY, m'd Mary J. R. Coats, 5-9-1880, Blount Co. ROBERT CALDWELL HUEY, m'd Elizabeth Caldwe11, dau. of Col. Wm. H. Caldwell, both formerly of Waxhaw, N. C. but she died and her husband moved to Chambers Co. Ala., where he lived in 1845. When Will of Brother James Huey in Abbeville, who m'd Martha P. Thom­ son, dau. of John Thomson, of 1817 Will bequeathed to Brother Robert Caldwell Huey's children in Chambers Co., Children: Clementine Huey m'd John Harris Gray. Henry Huey & Louisa Huey. JAMES GRANDISON LEROY HUEY, wrote in 1884, that "My great grandfather, Hercules Huey had a sister and two brothers to settle in Penn." (Per Mrs. John P. Cunningham, Garden City, N. Y.) S. B. HUEY, m'd Alice Strickland, 12-16-1869, Tuskegee, Macon Co. NANCY HUEY, m'd J. B. Gilmore, 10-21-1866, Tuskegee, Macon Co. JOHN HUEY, born in Ireland 1805, d. of Pneumonia 4-7-1878, came to Huntsville 183,5, Presbyterian, Mason. m'd Eliza Jane Graham, b. 1796

31 in Monaghan Co. Ireland. d. 3-21-1866, dau. of Robert Graham, Madison Co. Ala. LAURA J. HUEY, dau. of John Huey, m'd John McFarland, 1883, of Gurleysville, Ala. MARY ELLEN HUEY, d. 6-4-1879, age 37, in Memphis, Tenn. dau. of John Huey of Huntsville. m'd James R. Jones 11-12-1867. ANN MARIA HUEY, d. 8-13-1879, age 35, m'd Wm. H. McAnelly, dau. of John Huey. BETTY G. HUEY, m'd Wm. A. Boyd, 12-26-1871. Madison Co. ROBERT E. H. HUEY, m'd Sarah A. E. Kennon, 2-15-1853, Russell Co. MISS M. J. HUEY, m'd Smith Keton, 9-26-1867, Madison Co. JANE E. HUEY, m'd Ransom D. Lemley, 1-7-1858, Shelby Co. J. N. HUEY, m'd Mattie J. Goodwine 8-14-1890, St. Clair Co. ALFRED MEEK HUEY, Educator, Farmer, Rt. 2, Wedowee, Ala., son of James Wallace Huey, and Carrie Lavada Bonner Huey. Children: Sara Louise Huey, m'd Mr. Cavander, Carrie Lee Huey, m'd Mr. Mitchell, and Theresa Joan Huey.

ALABAMA CEMETERIES OAK HILL CEMETERY, TALLADEGA, ALA. Marker on Iron Gate. "HUEY 1859"

VIRGINIA VICTORIA MacLIN HUEY, d. 3-17-1859, wife, James G. L. Huey. JOHN BOYD HUEY, b. 12-4-1822. ELLEN CRUTCHFIELD HUEY, wife of John Boyd Huey. JOHN OSCAR HUEY, son of John Boyd Huey. MAY ELIZABETH HUEY, dau. of John Boyd Huey. MARION, ALABAMA CEMETERY BENJAMIN MACLIN HUEY, b. Talladega, 6-15-1840. d. 5-26-1906. SARAH KING HUEY, his wife, b. Marion, Ala. 2-25-1844, d. 5-22-1922. JAMES G. L. HUEY, b. 6-28-1813, Lancaster, S. C. d. 3-20-1889, age 76. NEVA HUEY, b. Talladega, 9-24-1844, d. 12-12-1905, m'd Mr. Marsh. EDWIN KING HUEY, b. Marion, 7-2-1864, d. 10-19-1929, New Or­ leans; La. ELIZABETH HARDY HUEY, his wife, b. 2-16-1870, Paulding, Miss. d. 2-9-1951, Kansas City, Mo. MRS. CLARA KING HUEY, b. 6-13-1838, d. 10-13-1910.

32 REYNOLDS CEMETERY, BARBOUR CO. ALA. 5 MILES WEST OF CLIO, ALA. SARAH ELIZABETH HUEY REYNOLDS, wife of Dr. John Adams Rey­ nolds, b. 2-16-1823, d. 3-15-1906. DR. JOHN ADAMS REYNOLDS, b. 12-6-1819, Montgomery Co., N. C. d. 9-17-1891. DR. JAMES W. HUEY, son of Robert Davis Huey, b. 3-7-1825, d. 8-20-1855. WILLIAM M. HUEY, b. Jan. 1827, d. 8-28-1882. Erected by Mrs. Sarah E. Huey Reynolds. ELEANOR HUEY, b. 4-18-1795, d. 8-5-1871, wife of Robert Huey.

ROCK CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, NEAR HUEYTOWN, ALA. ELVIRA HUEY, b. 3-28-1813, d. 10-3-1848, age 36. EAST LAKE CEMETERY, BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ANNIE ELIZ HUEY, b. 1-20-1844, d. 10-5-1890, wife of John M. Huey. JOHN M. HUEY, b. 1838, d. 1913. MATTIE HUEY, b. 9-25-1874, d. 1-15-1894, dau. of J. M. & A. E. Huey. NANCY HUEY, b. 1838, d. 1914, wife of A. N. Lacy. CAPT. ROBERT W. HUEY, b. 3-2-1870, d. 12-29-1893. LULA :MAY HUEY, b. 6-8-1872, d. 1-27-1898, wife of Thomas J. Huey.

ELMWOOD CEMETERY, BIRMINGHAM, ALA. CLAUDE LEROY HUEY, b. 1864, d. 1926. EULA MARSHALL HUEY, b. 3-9-1876, d. 3-14-1936. FLORENCE R. HUEY, b. 1-18-1863, d. 7-31-1931. BENJAMIN MACLIN HUEY, JR., b. 9-20-1867, d. 1-3-1941. MATTIE HAIN HUEY, his wife, b. 12-1-1868, d. 3-23-1952.

OAK HILL CEMETERY, BIRMINGHAM, ALA. MRS. ANNA HUEY, d. 12-1-1926, age 48. OLIVER E. HUEY, d. 8-2-1911, age 32.

33 HUEY'S IN ARKANSAS

JAMES WILLIAM HUEY: b. 2-18-1832, in Ky. d. 5-7-1894, Pike Co. Ark. Was Minister of Freewill Baptist Church at Mountjoy, Ark. Was Chaplin at Little Rock Army Camp during Civil War. m'd 3-11-1852. Nancy Elizabeth Hill, b. 3-4-1834, d. 1896. Children: 11 1. Lewis Calvin Huey, b. 12-9-1852 in Ark. d. 10-25-1917 Caddo Gap, Ark. m'd Sarah Elizabeth Jacks, b. 1-28-1859, Jefferson Co. Ala., d. 7-2-1902. Children: 11 Luzary Lillian Huey, b. 8-15-1879, d. 1952, m'd Fred Eads. Children: Pierce Eads, m'd, d. 1963. Necy Dove Huey, b. 1-21-1881, d. 2-27-1955, m'd John Wilson. Children: Julia Mag Wilson, m'd Sever Bergerson, 2 girls: Margie Bergerson, m'd - - - Esch. Betty Bergerson, m'd - - - Harrison. Mae Wilson, m'd Tom Parsons, 2 boys. Loyd Parsons, L. C. Parsons. Calvin Allen Wilson, m'd Rita Chambers, 2 children. John C. Wilson, Doris Wilson, m'd - - - Weitzel. Myrtle Wilson, single Ira Wilson, m'd Leslie Rains, 2 children. Paul Rains, m'd Linda Rains, m'd - - - Dumont Edna Wilson, m'd Russell Westfall, 1 boy. John Russell Westfall. James John William Huey: b. 10-3-1883, d. 8-1927. m'd Eva Moore. Children: 4 Loda Huey, m'd Jack Robbins, 1 son, Jack Robbins. Virginia Huey, m'd Phil Bonini. No children. Victor B. Huey, m'd Lillian - - - . 2 boys. Oliver James Huey, m'd 2 girls. Victor B. Huey, m'd 1 girl. Oliver James Huey, m'd ( 1st) Leon Gray. d. 2 sons. James William Huey & Roger Leon Huey. (2nd) m'd Alline Cockrum. 2 girls: Jimaline Huey & Eva Lavada Huey. Ada Alalce Huey, b. 10-24-1885, m'd Pierce McNamara. No children. Lucy Nancy Jane Naomi Huey, b. 4-16-1887, d. 8-1966. m'd (1st) Dave Vaught. Jeff Vaught & Thelma Vaught. m'd (2nd) Jack Davis, 1 son: Jack Davis, m'd Lillian Vaughan. Children: Jackie Davis, Patsy Davis, Bobbie Davis. Danford Harvy Huey, b. 2-27-1889, d. 1915, m'd Ophie Colvin. 2 Children: Opal Huey & Bert Huey. Ida Magnolie Huey, b. 11-24-1890, d. 7-1892.

34 Anna Eunice Huey, b. 3-8-1892, d. 6-4-1927. m'd (1st) Ed Johnson. Children: Edward L. C. Johnson, d. at birth. Alice Evelyn Johnson, b. 12-23-1914, m'd Fletcher McKoy Ballard. Children: Joyce Evelyn Ballard, d. at birth. Sarah Maxine Ballard, b. 6-10-1935, m'd James N. Easley. Children: D. Korinne Easley, Tony Michael Easley. William Dale Easley. Fletcher Michael Ballard, b. 12-21-1941. Frederick William Johnson, b. 7-8-1918, m'd Audry Brim, 2 sons. Larry Douglas Johnson, m'd. 2 sons. F. W. Johnson, Jr., m'd Marilynn Smith. (2nd) m'd Eddie Thomas. Children: Mollie Ann Thomas, Nellie Marie Thomas and Edward Thomas. David Calvin Huey, b. 12-1-1894, m'd Ina Davis. 2 boys. Glen Huey, m'd Rose Faraca. Winfred Huey, m'd D01is Jean Masters. 3 children: Danny Huey, Ricky Huey & Jerry Huey. Ola Ophia Huey, b. 8-24-1897, m'd Ben Hethcox. 1 son: Lance Hethcox, m'd Gena Combs, 3 children: Larry Doug­ las Hethcox, Ronald Combs Heth.cock & Lana Hethcox. Alphia Elva Huey: b. 5-28-1900. d. 4-1966. m'd Fred Blakley, Son: Loyd Blakley. 2. Martha C. Huey: b. 7-19-1854, m'd Lafaette Pate. Children: Elizabeth Pate, m'd Lish Brooks, & Ann Pate. 3. William D. Huey, b. 3-5-18,57, d. young. 4. James Marion Huey, b. 9-21-1858, d. 5-13-1908, m'd Angaline Ramsay. Belle Huey, m'd Arthur Loudermilk. 2 children: Mildred Loudermilk, m'd Mr. Watson. Huey Loudermilk. Lewis Huey, m'd Pearl Luck: Children: Arthur Huey & George Huey. Mattie Huey, m'd William Compton, 2 children: Glen Compton & Laura Compton. Dempsey Huey, d. young. 5. Theoria Elizabeth Huey, b. 9-12-1860, m'd Alexander M. Jacks. 4 boys. Sam Jacks, Lon Jacks, Charley Jacks & Oliver Jacks. 6. Peter Anderson Huey, b. 3-7-1862. d. 5-12-1937. m'd 1885 Lama Co. Ark. to Ferbia Harriet Tennessee Irvin, d. 2-6-1938. Children: 9. Ulmer Leonard Huey, Clarence Huey, Ethel Armanda Huey, m'd Mr. Renfro. Nell Inez Huey, m'd Mr. Jones. Granvel Huey, Viva Huey, m'd Dr. Hampton, d. 1932. Marvin Campbell Huey, Cecil Eulala Huey, m'd 0. C. Smith, & Travis Ul Huey.

35 7. Mary Jane Huey: b. 12-30-1867, m'd (1st) Wyat Smith, 2 children. Della Smith, m'd Jim Reid, Oscar Smith, m'd Mr. Reid. (2nd) m'd Bill Stracener. Jimmy Stracener. 8. Alabama Huey, b. 1869. m'd Peter Foster, Children: Hester & Nellie Foster. 9. Sarah L. Huey, b. 1872, m'd ( 1st) Peter Oniel, son: Monty Oniel. (2nd) m'd Steve Eads. 7 children: Delia Eads, Otto Eads, Elma Eads, Myrtle Eads, Chester Eads, Eula Eads, Earl Eads. 10. Sylvanus Huey: b. 1874. m'd Della Green. Son: Gerald Huey. 11. Dexter T. Huey, b. 1876. single. D. Glory, Texas. (Courtesy: Mrs. F. M. Ballard, Box 68, Wink, Texas.)

LEWIS HUEY (Hughey) R. W. S-31150 b. 4-20-1762, Chester Co. Pa. d. 1841, Hickman Co. Ky. Children: Letty Huey, Polly Huey; Milley Huey; William Huey, b. 1787; Betty Huey; Nancy Huey; Sally Huey; John Huey, b. 1807; Martha Huey. WILLIAM HUEY: b. 1787, Iredell Co. N. C. m'd Catherine Lynch, in Henry Co. Ky. Went from Hickman Co. Ky., in 1840's to Poin­ sette Co. Ark. Children: 1. Lewis Hughey, b. 1818 Ky, m'd 1840 Malinda Ware. Children: Henry Hughey, b. 1844, Hickman Co. Ky. John L. Hughey, b. 1846, Hickman Co. Ky. William P. Hughey, b. 1848, Hickman Co. Ky. 2. Denis Huey, b. 1820, Ky., m'd Martha A. Bell. Children: Andrew M. Huey, b. 1845, Ark. James Huey, b. 1847, Ark. Alfred Adison Huey, b. 1849, Ark. Isabella Huey, b. 1852, Ark. Thadeus Huey, b. 1855, Ark. Henry Huey, b. 1857, Ark. Samuel Huey, b. 1858, Ark. 3. Esquire J. Huey, b. 1824, Ky. M'd Susannah Children: James Huey, b. 1848, Poinsette Co. Ark. Samuel Huey, b. 1851, Ark. Allen Huey, b. 1855, Ark. Lewis Huey, b. 1853, Ark. Margarette Huey, b. 1857, Ark. Esquire Huey, Jr., b. 1858, Ark. William Huey, b. 1860, Ark. Anna Huey, b. 1858, Ark. Emma Huey, b. 1860, Ark.

36 Thomas Huey, b. 1862, Ark. Victory Huey, b. 1868, Ark. 4. Peter Huey, b. 1833, Ky., m'd Mary England. Children: Sarah Huey, b. 1854, Ark. Mary Huey, b. 1856, Ark. John Huey, b. 1858, Ark. Nancy Lassify Huey, b. 1860, Ark. Leanna Huey, b. 1862, Ark. Alice Huey, b. 1864, Ark. Lilla Huey, b. 1866, Ark. James Huey, b. 1867, Ark. 5. Martha A. Hughey, b. 1827, Ky. 6. James William Huey, b. 2-18-1832, Hickman Co. Ky. M'd Nancy E. Hill in Poinsetta Co. Ark. (Courtesy: Mrs. F. M. Ballard, Box 68, Wink, Texas. 79789)

ARKANSAS CEMETERY RECORDS DONFORD H. HUEY, b. 2-27-1899, d. 1915, son, of Bert, Runels Cemetery, South Fork, Montgomery Co. Ark. JAMES WILLIAM HUEY, b. 2-18-1832, d. 5-7-1894. Minister of the Gospel. wife, Nancy E. Huey, b. 3-4-1834, d. 1896. Mountjoy Ceme­ tery at Freewill Baptist Church, 6 mi. E. of Newhope, Ark. LEWIS CALVIN HUEY, b. 12-9-1852, d. 10-25-1917, wife Sarah Elizabeth Jacks Huey, b. 1-28-1859, d. 7-2-1902.

37 DOUGLASVILLE GEORGIA HUEY'S

JOHN MASON HUEY, b. 5-31-1828, d. 11-16-1891. Co. A, 56th Ga. CSA, wounded on Missionary Ridge, Tenn. Taken prisoner. m'd Martha Malinda Stewart 1858, d. 1911. dau. of James Stewart, who d. Camp­ bell Co. Ga. Sept. 1860, age 57. Children: 1. Joseph Alanzo Huey, Douglasville, Douglas Co. Ga. b. 8-22-1867. d. 3-8-1926, m'd Abbie L. Baggett. Children: William Franklin Huey, b. 4-29-1896, lives Birmingham, Ala. m'd Frances Kirby, 1925. Children: Frances Gwendolyn Huey, m'd James Dean. 1 daughter. Allyson Lynn Dean. John F. Huey, b. 6-9-1892, m'd Ellie Griffith, 1921. Children: Helene Huey, m'd W. H. Camp, I child. Fredda Huey, m'd Don Stoyle, 2 children. Anne Huey, m'd Curtis Austin, 4 children. Joe H. Huey, m'd Norma Harding, 4 children. Robert L. Huey, b. 6-10-1898, m'd Mattie Lou Croxton. Alexander Stephens Huey, b. 9-27-1907, m'd Eunice Redding. Children: James R. Huey, m'd Ann Heath, 2 children. Alexander S. Huey, Jr., m'd Joyce Lumpkin, 2 children. Eula E. Huey, b. 5-7-1905, single, lives in Birmingham, Ala. Mary L. Huey, b. 7-16-1900, single. Abbie Louise Huey, b. 12-4-1902, m'd Ernest McIntosh. Children: Huey McIntosh, m'd Georgia Hesterlee, 1 child. Dan McIntosh, m'd Runnelle McDeramil, 2 children. Abbie Mae McIntosh, m'd Robert F. Abercrombie, 4 children. 2. Marion M. Huey, m'd Mandy Hutcheson. Children: Estelle Huey, m'd Will Craton, 6 children. Bessie Huey, m'd Frank Hicks, 5 children. Mae Huey, single. Louise Huey, m'd B. E. Almond, 2 children. W. R. Huey, m'd Myrtle Walton, 3 children. Paul Huey, m'd Alica Milton, 1 child. Ralph Huey, m'd Eunice Warren, 1 child. Roy Huey, m'd Allie Brasell, 5 children. Ray Huey, m'd Maggie Morris, 1 child. 3. Henry LaFayette Huey, b. 4-29-1869, m'd Bertie James. Children: Floyd Huey, m'd Lottie Morgan, 4 children, Miami, Fla. Agnes Huey, m'd Jimmie Marks. W. F. Huey and Dollye Faye Huey, both deceased.

38 4. James J. Huey, m'd Sallie Causey. Children: Walter Huey, m'd Ola Alley, 5 children. Effie Huey, m'd William Kilgore, 3 children 5. William Elijah Huey, b. 9-25-1871. Single. 6. Ethel Mae Huey, b. 11-29-1878, m'd John R. White. Children: Erlene White, m'd Travis Anderson, 5 children. John R. White, m'd Verna - - - 2 children. Hazel White, m'd Lawrence Nix, 5 children 7. Lavina Huey, single. 8. Lizzie Huey, m'd Will Alley. Children: Ulysess Alley, m'd Lola - - - 1 child. Kate Alley, m'd John Thornton, 3 children. Eva Alley, m'd S. E. McBrayer, 1 child. Mamie Alley, single, Linnie Alley, single. Marie Alley, m'd Ed Hauwk, 1 child. 9. Martha Emma Huey, b. 11-12-1874, m'd John Hendricks, 4 children. Hoyt Hendricks, m'd Blanche Roberts, 4 children. Ruth Hendricks, m'd Dewey Shaw, 1 child. Mason Hendricks, m'd Fannie Todd, deceased. Hobert Hendricks, deceased. Courtesy, Wm. Franklin Huey of Birmingham, and Mrs. J. F. Huey, Rt. 1, Box 79, Douglasville, Ga.

39 HUEY'S IN HARRIS COUNTY, GEORGIA (HAMILTON-CHIPLEY)

JANE A. HUEY, m'd James :M. Hill, 5-14-1835. MARY ANN HUEY, m'd Benjamin Vardeman, 12-12-1840. JAMES H. HUEY, m'd Ruth J. Haggen, 12-29-1841, Postmaster, Good- man's Crossroads, Post Office 1860-66. NANCY HUEY, m'd Nero Watson, 8-2-1842. MARGARET J. HUEY, m'd Michel G. Hiller, 12-18-1843. MARTHA J. HUEY, m'd Braswell L. Bankston, 12-11-1847. ELIZABETH A. HUEY, m'd W. G. Forsyth, 1-27-1848. MARGARET HUEY, m'd Alexander Teel, 4-26-1860. OTHERS: SAMUEL HUEY, A. L. HUEY, NELLY HUEY, JAMES HUEY, A. HUEY, ROBERT C. HUEY, d. 11-7-1836. 1830 U. S. CENSUS ROBERT D. HUEY, d. 9-4-1837, Justice of Peace 1831-35. JAMES A. HUEY, Served as Coroner 1873. Sheriff 1834, served 67th Regiment, 2nd Div. Ga. Militia about 1833. 1850 U. S. CENSUS GEORGE HUEY, age 19. CALVIN HUEY, age 16. SARAH HUEY, age 40 from S. C. JAMES HUEY, age 17, MARGARET HUEY, age 16. SARAH HUEY, age 15. ELIZABETH HUEY, age 62 from N. C. GEORGE B. HUEY, age 20, from S. C. THOMAS T. HUEY, age 18 from S. C. JOHN B. HUEY, age 27, from S. C. ELLEN HUEY, age 21, from Va. JAMES A. HUEY, age 1, MARGARET HUEY, age 60 from S. C. A. B. HUEY, age 63, farmer, from S. C. served as Justice Inferior Court, Harris Co. Justice of Peace 1834-5. Member Beech Springs Baptist Church. HAMILTON CEMETERY, HAMILTON, HARRIS COUNTY, GEORGIA DR. GEORGE HUEY, d. 2-10-1855, age 25. ALEXANDER HUEY, d. 3-18-1816, age 26. MRS. ELIZABETH R. HUEY, wife of A. B. Huey. A. B. HUEY, d. 6-11-1863, age 76. NELSON CEMETERY, SOUTHWEST OF CHIPLEY, GA. JANE J. G. HUEY, b. 7-24-1825, d. ,5-12-1905, wife of John M. Nelson, b. 10-16-1823, d. 3-22-1896.

40 MISCELLANEOUS KENTUCKY HUEY'S

LEWIS HUEY, Rev. Soldier, Hickman Co. Ky. JAMES K. HUEY, 1857-59, member State Legislature from Livingston Co. Ky. REV. OSCAR M. HUEY, b. 5-24-1862, Boone Co. Ky., son of George W. Huey, and Sallie (Williams) Huey, b. 5-2-1824, d. 1-27-1889. Supt. of Louisville Baptist Orphans Home. Children: 4 Oscar M. Huey, m'd Katherine Kennedy, 1885, Son: Lee M. Huey, m'd Mable Childres, reside Corinth, Ky. Samuel L. Huey, m'd Margaret Scott, live Lexington, Ky. George W. Huey, m'd Louise Marshall, live Detroit, Mich. Edward Huey, m'd Louise Wilson, live Eminence, Ky. lvIARSHALL HUEY, Veteran WWII, Anchorage, Ky. MRS. ELIZA HUEY, wife of Samuel Huey of Falmouth, Ky. d. Feb. 1822. ALEXANDER HUEY, Justice of the Peace, Bracken Co. Ky. Feb. 1797. JAMES K. HUEY. Democrat. Smithland, Ky. Member of the House of Representatives, Ky. Gen. Assembly 1857-8. ELIZABETH HUEY, b. in Ireland, dau. of John Huey and wife Nancy Huey, m'd Mr. Mahan, aged 68, widow, d. 9-22-1855, Graves Co. Ky. AGNESS HUEY, dau. Samuel and Jane Huey, m'd Mr. Scott, widow, age 38, d. 11-2-1858, Boone Co. Ky. MARY JANE HUEY, dau. Robert & M. Huey, age 23, d. 12-7-1854, m'd Mr. Scott, Boone Co. Ky. F. C. HUEY, Wih1ess to Will, 1834, Harrison Co. Ky and Barren Co. Ky. ROBERT HUEY, Scott Co. Ky., Tax List 1800. SAMUEL HUEY, Scott Co. Ky. Tax List 1800. CATHERINE HUEY, m'd John Sheridan, 10-22-1827, Caldwell Co. Ky. NANCY HUEY, m'd Wm. H. Boyd, 10-8-1828, Caldwell Co. Ky. MILLY HUEY, m'd Thomas Brannon, 9-7-1799, Garrard Co. Ky. ROBERT S. HUEY, m'd Minerva A. E. Friend, 12-7-1834, Floyd Co. Ky. THOMAS HUEY, Witness on marriage license, 1789, Nelson Co. Ky. JOHN HUEY, 50 ac. land Warrants Book Logan Co. Ky. 9-20-1818. LINEUS HUEY, d. 3-18-1902, age 32, Kentucky Bible Records. VIRGINIA HUEY, d. 4-19-1904, age 57, Ky. Bible Records. JAMES L. HUEY, d. 7-13-1914, age 75, Ky. Bible Records. ROBERT GARNETT HUEY: b. 12-16-1889, Boone Co. Ky., m'd Hallie Esther Cheap, lives Ewing, Ky., son of Robert Brady Huey and Lula Carver Huey. Children: Mary Hinton Huey, Harriet Cowes Huey and Patricia Sue Huey. WILLIAM HUEY, 1798-1870, Boone Co. Ky., m'd (2) Mary Bradford. 41 KENTUCKY CEMETERY RECORDS BOONE CO. KY. BELLEVIEW CEMETERY, 14 MILES FROM FLORENCE JOHN S. HUEY, b. 1-19-1833, d. 5-14-1896 Dau. :Mary E. Huey, b. ,5-11-1870, d. 9-15-1912. Wife, Lamora C. Huey, b. 4-26-1837, d. 9-23-1912. BERNARD E. HUEY, b. 5-27-1884, d. 1-3-1887. Linnie, d. 1925, children of R. B. and Lulu Huey. MARY HUEY, b. 4-27-1888, d. 12-12-1888. BIG BONE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, BOONE CO. KY. ROBERT HUEY, b. 5-1-1800, d. 3-2-1876. Matilda Huey, b. 4-26-1812, d. 10-27-1899. SAMUEL HUEY, d. 1-17-1831, age 59. Jane Huey, wife, b. 2-2-1859, d. age 80. WILLIAM HUEY, b. 12-23-1798, d. 10-30-1870, wife Mary Huey, b. 7-20-1795, d. 1-27-1840. OLD CEMETERY AT SMITHLAND, KY. JAMES HAMILTON HUEY, b. 12-20-1851, d. 1852, son of J. E. Huey and wife, L. Hamilton Huey. COL. J. K. HUEY, b. 3-27-1826, cl. 12-31-1891. FANNIE P. HUEY, b. 4-24-1872, dau. J. K. and Alice Huey. ANAGY HUEY, b. 3-31-1839. MISCELLANEOUS KENTUCKY HUEY'S JAMES L. HUEY, cl. 7-13-1914, age 75. Ky. LINEUS HUEY, d. 3-18-1902, age 32. Ky. VIRGINIA HUEY, d. 4-19-1904, age 57. Ky.

42 THE HUEY'S OF LOUISIANA Compiled by: Sydney M. Kilpatrick 2308 Albert St., Alexandria, La. 71301

JAMES HUEY Tradition claims that our Huey family is of French extraction, having been driven from France to Scotland and Ireland during the Huguenot oppression. The name was spelled in many ways, thus-Hewett, Hewitt, Huet, Hughey and Huy. • The earliest Huey ancestor we have located was James Hughey, who on Feb. 12, 1742 bought 340 acres of land in Augusta County ,Va. James Huey removed out of this colony, thus placing the date of his going to South Carolina. The land he bought in Chester Co. S. C. as James Huey, Sr., was conveyed at his death to James Huey, Jr., as legatee and was sold in 1811 by this son, the only known child. JAMES HUEY, JR.: b. Augusta Co. Va. ca 1742, d. Ouachita Parish, La., 3-6-1839, moved with family to Chester Co. S. C. when about 14 years of age, m'd Sarah Mason. Served in S. C. Militia during revolution from 1777 to 1782 under Generals Green, Lacy and Sumpter. Sold his property in Chester Co. S. C. in 1811 and in Jan. 1812 came overland with his wife, 8 children, 10 negroes, and other members and connections of his family, via the State of Georgia, to Ouachita Parish, La. They stopped for rest and food in Adams Co. Miss., near the Pipes' home where their daughter, Winifred, met and married Charles Pipes. In Jan. 1822 he reserved 1/5 of his estate and divided the remaining among 7 of his 8 children. Mason, the oldest son, had been given his share before the family left S. C. Their known children were: 1. Elizabeth; 2. Mason; 3. Dorcas; 4. Winifred; 5 Susannah; 6 Jane; 7. John; 8. James, Jr. 1. ELIZABETH HUEY, b. Chester Co. S. C. circa 1772, d. Ouachita Parish, La. after 1855, m'd Thomas Cockerill, in S. C. Children: 4. 1. Moses Cockerill, farmer, b. 1793 in S. C., m'd Elizabeth a. Elizabeth Cockerill, the only known child, b. 1817, in S. C., m'd 1840 in La. Nathaniel Proctor Hathaway, buried Evergreen Cemetery. 10. Teresa, b. 1840, d. 1918; Eveline b. 11-14-1842; Nathaneil b. 1845; Lucy b. 1847, m'd Tom Stokes, d. 1893; John Wesley b. 10-6-1848, m'd Dink Hogan, d. 1913; Henry Sherman b. 1850, m'd Mary Frances (Mollie) Glass; Sarah Frances b. 1852, m'd Crawford Mercer Carruth 1872; Children: Nathaniel Pickney b. 1873 and Matilda Elizabeth b. 1875, m'd Dr. James David Stalsby 1899; Children: James Aubrey, b. 1901 and Thelma Elizabeth b. 1902. John Moses Carruth b. 1879, d. 1954; Lucy Moore b. 12-19-1881, m'd Trenton C. Kirkpatrick, d. 1933. Charles Alfred b. 1884, m'd Margaret Hogan, d. 1938; Abner Thomas b. 1887, m'd Clara Howerton; Dennis Crawford b. 1890, m'd Myrtle Lee Price; Abner Pease b. 1853, m'd Mary Harden,

43 d. 1933; Ann Virginia b. 1856, d. 1938, m'd (1st) Mr. Black­ well, (2nd) Mr. Glaze; Mary Josephine b. 1858, m'd Mr. Pad­ gette, d. 1921; Charity Elvira b. 1861, d. 1936, m'd Mr. Dixon. 2. James Cockrall, m'd, 3 girls. 3. Sandford Cockerall, m'd, 6 sons, 2 girls. 4. Charles S. Cockrall, m'd, 3 girls. (Elizabeth Huey data compiled by Mrs. Thelma S. (B.T.) Harrison, Alexandria, La.) 2. MASON HUEY, b. Chester Co. S. C., ca 1779, d. in La. 1812, m'd 1799 in S. C. Mary Furguson Mason, wife and 5 children came overland with father's family to La. Children: 5 1. James Huey III, b. Chester Co. S. C. 1800, d. in La. 1875, m'd Mary Wyatt in La. Mary Huey only known child, b. 1825-30, m'd Luther Barnes. Children: Luther Barnes and a daughter who m'd Mr. Bryan. 2. John Ferguson Huey: b. Chester Co. S. C. 1804, m'd in La. 1824, Catherine Rowe. d. 1873. Children 7: Margaret Huey, m'd Thomas L. Simpson, ca 1860. Cicalene C. Huey, m'd ca 1860, Henry (Harvey) R. Ward of Mo., d. 1874. Children: Mary Ann; Malissa; Joseph. Mason Huey. Nancy Irene Huey, m'd Samuel 0. Williams of Miss. before 1860, d. 1874. Children: Catherine; Emily; Josephine. Mary Jane Huey, m'd George W. Robertson 1868. Sarah Ann Huey, m'd Spencer T. Wyatt, in La. 1860, d. 1874. Children: John Huey; Sarah Ann Huey and Thomas S. Huey. Tobitha (or Talitha) C. Huey, m'd a. 1874, Daniel Lowery in La. 3. Sarah Sallie Huey, b. Chester Co. S. C. 1806, d. 1891, m'd (1st) John Nicholas Milling (2nd) Wm. Prior Theobalds. Children: (1st) James Huey Milling; Mary Ann Milling; John Henry Mill­ ing. (2nd) Wm. Theobalds, m'd Amanda Seale, and Sarah Theo balds. a. James Huey Milling, b. 1831, m'd Elizabeth Reynolds. Children: 3 girls, S. J. b. 1861; Mary D. b. 1863; L. E. b. 1866, 1 son S. T., b. 1869. b. Mary Ann Milling, b. 1835, d. 1862, m'd Alphin Demarcus McClendon, 1 girl, Sallie, m'd Mr. Davis. c. John Henry Milling, m'd Elizabeth Gainey. Children: Mary Ida, m'd Mr. Hodge; Cecelia, m'd Mr. Faulk; Amanda, m'd Mr. Hollingsworth; Johnnie, m'd Mr. Anding and John Huey. 4. Clementa W. Huey, b. Chester Co. S. C. 1808, m'd in La. 1827, Wm. Richardson. Children: Louis; Crescens and William. 5. Wm. Madison Huey, b. Chester Co. S. C. 1810, d. in La. 1839. m'd in La. 1832, Barbary Grisham. Children: James Grisham Huey; Mary Lavenia Huey, m'd John Martin and Clementina Huey, m'd Wm. Martin in 1867. a. James Grisham Huey, b, 1833, d. 1929, m'd 1867, Frances

44 Rebecca May. Children: 5. Barbara May Huey, b. 1868, d. 1955, unmarried; Oscar Kenneth Huey; Kate Olivia (Olive) Huey; b. 1872 single; James Oxford McEnery Huey; Bettie Clementina Huey, b. 1876, d 1938, m'd 1919, James V. Arnold. Children: Oscar Kenneth Huey, b. 1870, d. 1935, m'd 1899, Nellie Thurmond. Children 5: Oscar Kenneth Huey, Jr.; Lewis Culatt(?) Huey, m'd Gladys Hedgepeth; James Theodore Huey; Alice May Huey m'd Ralph Hamisher and George Shanks Huey. James Oxford McEnery Huey, b. 1874, d. 1953, m'd 1903 in Puerto Rico to Ethel Courrier. Children 2: Frances Lerlani Lee Huey, b. 10-7-1904, m'd Gordon Everett; James Mc­ Enery Huey, Jr., m'd Bertha Ellen Durante. Children 2: Joy Huey and Jean Huey. 3. DORCAS HUEY, m'd Charles Sims in Chester Co. S. C. Left in Jan. 1812, arriving in La. April 1812. Children 6: 1. Anderson H. Sims, b. S. C. 1800, m'd Louisa - - - Children: James H. Sims; Woodard H. Sims; Mason H. Sims; Frances L. Sims and Anderson H. Sims. 2. Mason H. Sims, b. S. C. 1798, m'd Leah - - - Children: Lavinia Sims; Charles H. Sims; Anderson H. Sims; Mary Catherine Sims; Louisa Sims; Lafayette Sims and Leah Sims. 3. Thomas Sims, m'd - - - .Children: 2 boys, 2 girls. 4. David Sims, m'd - - - Children: 2 boys, 3 girls. 5. Huey Sims, m'd - - - Children: 3 boys, 1 girl. 6. Charles H. Sims. 4. WINIFRED HUEY, b. 1784 Chester Co. S. C., d. in La. 1863. Left S. C. with family in Jan. 1812, stopped near the Pipes home in Adams Co., Miss., met and married Charles Pipes. Children 5: 1. James Windsor Pipes, planter, b. 1814, d. 1860, m'd 1837, Susan (McArthur) Cain; 8 Children: Sarah Jane Pipes; Winifred Laura Pipes; Susan McArthur Pipes; Wm. Windsor Pipes; others dif. 2. Stephen Pipes, b. 1816, d. Upsher Co. Texas 1866, m'd 1844 Sarah Pipes. Children 9: Winifred E. Pipes; Mary E. Pipes; Lewis C. Pipes; Wm. S. Pipes; Edgar E. Pipes; Anna H. Pipes; Stephen Pipes, Jr.; John Holmes Pipes; Martha Jane Boyd Pipes. Mary E. Pipes, b. 1845, d. 1870, m'd 1869, Charles B. Lester, no children. Martha Jane Boyd Pipes, b. 1860, d. 1933, m'd 1883 Stephen L. Guice. Children 8: Ethel Guice; Sarah Saunders Guice, Stephen L. Guice, Jr.; Winifred Guice; Lee Icks Guice; Richard R. Guice; Mattie Guice; Edgar Pipes Guice. 3. David Pipes, b. 1818, d. Marshall, Texas 1870, m'd (1st) 1846, Helen Minerva Oswalt. Children 7: 3 dif., Sidney Amanda Pipes,

45 m'd David Pierson; Alice Mitford Pipes, b. 1850, d. 1940, m'd 1870 Dr. John Ambrose Derbanne. Ella Agnes Pipes, b. 1854, d. 1899, m'd Chas. Francis L'Herisson. Minerva Douglas Pipes, b. 1858, d. 1910, m'd Chas. Emmanuel Greneaux. 4. Charles B. Pipes, b. 1821, d. 1873, m'd 1850 Melissa Jane East. Children: Mary A. Pipes, m'd Wm. P. Trotter; Ella Pipes, m'd Dr. D. P. Boggan; C. Thomas Pipes, m'd Annie McKie; Lena Pipes and Wm. W. Pipes. 5. Winifred Pipes, b. 1825, d. 1873, m'd John Abraham Bird. Children, 2, 1 dif. Angelina A. Bird, b. 1842, d. 1929, m'd James Louis Lobdell. Children: John Bird Lobdell; Mary Belle Lobdell; James Louis Lobdell, Jr.; Carrie Louise Lobdell; Angelina Julie Lobdell; Pearl Winifred Lobdell; Eva Mae Lobdell; Lavinia Bird Lobdell; Wm. Abraham Lobdell and Jennie Lydia LobdeII. m'd (2nd) to Dr. John C. Berthelot. 5. SUSANNAH (SUSAN) HUEY, b. Chester Co. S. C. ca 1787, d. in La. 1840, m'd Daniel Colvin in S. C. Children: 4 lmown. I. Jeptha Colvin, b. S. C. ca 1796, m'd Narcissa Rainey, d. 1868. Children: Known a. Eliza Colvin, see John Huey, Jr. b. David Colvin, b. 1820, d. 1859, m'd 1840 Margaret Mixon. Children: Mm. Colvin; Andrew Jackson Colvin; Jeptha Col­ vin; Francis Virginia Colvin; Joe Colvin; Laura Colvin; Mat­ tie Colvin and David Colvin, Jr. c. Maria Elizabeth Colvin, b. 1822, d. 1902, m'd (1st) Joseph W. Burford, (2nd) Thomas Van Hook. Children: Sarah; Josephine; Allen; Narcissa; Mary Rose and John B. d. Wm. D. Colvin, b ca 1826, m'd Martha A. Richards. Children: Willie; James and Della. e. Thomas (Couey) Colvin, b. ca 1826, m'd Cynthia Sealy. Children: Fannie; Thomas Ralph; Annie; May L.; James T. and Eddie. £. Jeptha Colvin, Jr., m'd America Bennett. Children: Jeptha; Line; J. C. and Dixie. g. Thoda (or Rhoda) Colvin, b. ca 1838, d 1884, m'd Mr. Pierce. 2. Sarah Colvin, d. 1826, m'd 1817 John Johnson. Children: John Colvin, Jr.; Daniel Colvin; Dorcas Colvin ,m'd Martin Turner; and Betsy Colvin. 3. Daniel Colvin, Jr., m'd 1831 Sarah Jane Huey, dau. John Huey. 4. Susan Colvin, m'd Coonse ( or Koonce). 6. JANE HUEY, b. Chester Co. S. C. ca 1786, d. in La. 1867, m'd (1st) Wm. Coats, moved to La. in 1812. Children 5: 1. Christopher T. Coats, b. S. C. early 1800. 2. Sarah Coats, m'd Samuel Allen. 3. Larry Coats, b. 5-18-1810, died young. 4. Criseies (?) Coats, b. 1811, m'd Albert Edwards.

46 5. Woodward Huey Coats, b. in La. 1813, d. 1883, m'd Artimese Bellow, 1 son: Wm. W. Coats, m'd (2nd) Stephen W. Maddox, 2 girls, Dorcas Maddox, m'd Wm. Henry Dinkgrave. Jane E. Maddox, b. 1828, m'd 1843, Chas. Abish Austin. 7. JOHN HUEY, b. Chester Co. S. C. ca 1789, d. in La. 1861, m'd in S. C. 1808, Sarah Dunovant. John and his brother James came to La. in 1818-19. Children 3: 1. Nancy Harriet Huey, b. 3-14-1812, d. Ruston, La. 1876, m'd 1828, Thomas Jefferson Nelson. Children 8. 1 died young. a. John Huey Nelson, b. 1829, d. in La. 1914, m'd 1875, Sena Rachel Payne. Children: Belle Nelson; Clara Nelson; Maude Nelson; Nannie Nelson; John Payne Nelson; Minnie Harriet Nelson; Charlie Huey Nelson and Rosalie Nelson (twins). b. Wm. David Nelson, b. 1831, d. Rushton, La., m'd 1857, Martha Lee Wright. Children: Fannie Nelson; Thomas Jef­ ferson Nelson; Ada Nelson; Hattie Nelson; Ida Nelson, La­ fayette Nelson; Dora Nelson; John Nelson; Viola Nelson; Edward Nelson and Della Nelson. c. Martha Ware Nelson, b. 1832, m'd Dr. David Cook Fouts. d. Emily Nelson, b. 1835, m'd Dr. John M. Mobley. Children: Willoughby Mobley and Elvider Mobley. e. Thomas Jefferson Nelson, b. 1838, m'd Margaret McKenzie. £. Sally Nelson, b. 3-28-1837, d. single. g. McGuire (Mack) Nelson, d. single, Civil War. 2. Sarah Jane Huey, see Daniel Colvin, Jr. 3. John Huey, Jr., b. 1818, d. 1872, m'd ( 1st) Eliza A. Colvin. He built the 2 story frame house in Lincoln Parish, La., used as an Inn on a stage line before Civil War, and now called "The Huey House", and open to the public. Children: Stephen C. Huey, b. 1842; C. Virginia Huey, b. 1846; Mary Huey, b. 1848; Robert E. Huey, b. 1852; Amanda Huey, b. 1855; Narcissa Huey, b. 1855, m'd (2nd) Jemima Colvin. 8. JAMES HUEY, JR., b. Chester Co. S. C. ca 1791, was called Dr. James Huey, m'd 1810, Priscilla Franklin, came to La., 1818-19 with brother John. Settled near Indian Village, Ouchita Parish. James Huey, Sr., who died 1839, age 97, lived with them. Children 16: 1. Dorcas Huey, m'd 1833, Wm. F. Alford. 2. John Huey. 3. B. M. Huey, b. 1816, probably never married. 4. Catherine Huey, b. 1812 in La., d. 1890, m'd 1842 Columbus Dutton, b. 1812, d. 1890, both buried Old Dutton Cem. Children: John Franklin Dutton; Enoch Dutton; Alexander Dut­ ton; Jim Dutton; Tobe Dutton; Dink Dutton; Bill Dutton; Ella Dutton. 1. John Franklin Dutton, b. 12-11-1854, Athens, La., d. 2-25- 1927, bur. Minden Cem., m'd Martin Ida Manzingo, 1883.

47 Children: Beatryce Dutton, b. 1884, m'd Charlie Dean. Children: Dorothy Dean and Frances Dean. Edgar Hugh Dutton, b. 1886, d. 1930, single. Mack Moreland Dutton, b. 1888, d. 1952. Children: Maxine, Mack and 2 others. Tom Whited Dutton, b. Arcadia, La. 3-22-1892, m'd (1st) 1917, Thelma Opdenweyer. (2nd) 1952 Mary Creveling; (3rd) 1953 Constance Noble. No children. Living 6145 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, La. John Gibson Dutton, b. 1896, lives Baton Rouge, m'd. No Children. Charles Dean Dutton, b. 1898, d. 1968, m'd Lucille Bour­ geois. Dau. Clifton, m'd (2) Children: Sue and Charla Rose. ,5, Sarah Huey, m'd 1840, Meredith Neely. 6. Winniford (Winifred) Huey, b. in La. 1820, d. 1887, m'd Hugh Hinton. 7. Jane Huey, b. in La. 1825, d. 1891, m'd Wade A. Bryant. Children: Mary Bryant, b. 1866; Annie Bryant, b. 1872. 8. Mason Huey, b. in La. 1826, d. 1900, m'd Evaline A. Bennett. Children 11: 5 died young. a. Sallie A. Huey, b. 1867, m'd (1st) Charles Hugley, (2nd) Dan McElduff. b. James Oliver Cromwell Huey, b. 1870, d. 1943, m'd Cath­ erine Fuller. Children: Ben Huey; Mace Huey; Matt Huey; a dau. m'd Brett Aulds; a dau. m'd Tom Jordan; John Huey c. Lottie Huey, b. 1875, m'd Simeon W. Anding. Children: John Anding; Dean Anding; a dau. m'd Mr. West. d. Stephen Barlow Huey, b. in La. 1879, m'd Emma Griffin. Children: George Huey; Dansley Huey; a dau. m'd Corley McDaniel; Lillian Huey m'd Mr. Bailey. e. Winnie V. Huey, b. in La. 1885, m'd Allen Bennett. f. Perlina (or Linney) Huey, b. La. 1887, m'd Oscar McElduff. Children: Louisa Elizabeth McElduff; Jim Alton McElduff; Nora Lee McElduff; Wm. Albert McElduff; Gail Mason McElduff; Jesse Mays McElduff; Eric Lora McElduff; Beulah Alice McElduff; Frank Owens McElduff; Mary Hazel Mc­ Elduff. 9. Isiah Huey, b. La. 1828, m'd Elizabeth F. Collins. Children: Mary Huey; Priscilla Huey, b. 1853, m'd Mr. Harris. Nancy J. B. E. Huey, b. 1855, m'd Mr. Nash; George Huey, b. 1858; Jairus C. B. Huey, b. 1859; Isaac Collins Huey; James Coleman Huey; Cicero Columbus Huey; Hallie Huey, d. young. a. Mary Huey, b. 1851, d. 1925, m'd Jefferson W. Ray. Children: Andrew S. Ray; Jefferson C. Ray; Isaiah Ray; Artemissa Ray; Mary Ray. 10. Harriet Huey, who m'd Mr. Brady. 11. James Huey.

48 12. Charles Mason Huey, b. in La. 1834, d. 1862, m'd 1856, Sarah Elizabeth H. Wright. Children: a. Amanda Catherine Huey, b. 1857, d. 1890, m'd 1875, Jack Horace Wilson. Dau. Nancy Elizabeth Wilson, m'd James Warren Caskey. b. Charles Mason Huey, Jr., b. 1859, d. 1945. c. Dinka Huey, b. 1860, m'd Mr. Chambless. d. Percilla Huey, b. 1862, d. 1880. 13. Stephen Franklin Huey, b. in La. 1840, d. 1916, m'd Frances Bennett. Children 4: 1 dif. a. Priscilla Huey, b. 1864, m'd Mr. Smalling. Children: Frankie Smalling; Jim Smalling; Fannie Smalling. b. Stephen Franklin Huey, Jr., b. 1869, d. 1949, m'd Mattie Estelle Hamilton. Children: Clyde Bennnett Huey and Effie Lee Huey. c. Richard Huey.

RECORDS OF LOUISIANA CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS JAMES G. HUEY, Pvt. Corpl., Co. S. 13th Batttn, La. (Partisan Rangers) En. Aug. 13, 1862, Monroe, La. Rolls from Nov. 1862 to Apr. 1863. JAMES G. HUEY, 2nd Lt. Co. K. 2nd La. Inf. En. May 11, 1861, New Orleans, La. Present on all rolls to Apr. 1862. JOHN HUEY, Crescent Cadets, La. Mil. Appears on Roll dated 9-26-1862. New Orleans. MASON HUEY, Pvt. Co. E. 17th La. Inf. En. 9-29-1861, Camp Monroe, La. Present on all rolls to May 1862. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, Captured and paroled at Vicksburg, Miss. 7-4-1863. Rolls of Prisoners of war paroled Monroe, La. 6-8-1865. Res. Ouachita Par. La. STEPHEN F. HUEY, Pvt. Co. I 28th (Gray's) La. Inf. En. 5-14-1862, Monroe, La. Appears on Roll for July and August 1862. WILLIAM HUEY, Pvt. Capt. Holmes' Batty. La. Lt. Arty. En. 9-6-1864, Mandeville, La. Rolls of Prisoners of War, Paroled at Meridian, Miss. 5-14-1865. Res. New Orleans, La. Also on Rolls Co. C. Pvt. Chalmette Regt. La. Mil. ( Courtesy, Mrs. M. E. Surratt, 2800 Fannin, Midland, Texas)

LOUISIANA MARRIAGES JOHN HUEY, JR., b. 1-12-1818, d. 3-12-1872, m'd Jemima Colvin, Vienna, La. LEWIS HUEY, b. 3-28-1903, m'd Gladys Leona Hedgepeth, 1927. NITA BELL HUEY, b. 10-24-1928, m'd Wendell Fay Watson, 1948. Children: Wendell Fay Watson, Jr., b. 8-10-1950 and Huey Darnell Watson, b. 1952. ( Courtesy, Mrs. M. E. Surratt, 2800 Fannin St., Midland, Texas.)

49 MISCELLANEOUS LOUISIANA HUEY'S SUSAN HUEY, from Chester Co. S. C., dau. of James Huey, d. 9-27-1840, m'd Daniel Colvin, b. 1777, d. 1850. The Calvin's Huey's and Sims families arrived in Louisiana in 1812. i\HMY HUEY, lived near Vienna, La. JEMIMA HUEY, lived near Vienna, La. MASON HUEY, with wife and 5 children, son of James Huey, with other families, from S. C., anived in La. in 1812. JOHN C. HUEY, m'd Catherine Stephens, dau. Samuel and Ann Lawn Stephens, native of Ireland, came to La. from France. WM. RICHARDSON PRESTON HUEY, b. 2-12-1846, New Orleans, La. d. 7-1-1916. Awarded U.D.C. Southern Cross of Honor, services CSA Anny., m'd Lucy Marcella Guin, b. 1847, China Grove Plantation, Pike Co. Miss. Children: Alice Huey, d. young. Alfred Huey, d. yom1g. Lemuel Huey, Civil Engr., Tulane Univ. Lucy Huey, b. 1-24-1879, d. 3-13-1954, New Orleans. Preston Huey. John Spencer Huey, b. 9-20-1883. Engr. Tulane Univ., m'd Olga Marie Roca. Children: Gladys Elise Huey, b. 2-19-1913, Newcombe College and Tulane Univ., m'd Adrien Francois Dromilbet, 1940, French Con­ sular Agent., Galveston, Texas. Wm. Spencer Huey, b. 4-28-1917, m'd Ann Meadors of Homer, La. Chem. Engr. Tulane Univ. Althea Huey, b. 9-5-1919, m'd Dr. Felix B. Long, Jr. Attended New­ comb. Adelaide Preston Huey, b. 5-2-1925, attended Newcomb College. HANNAH HUEY, b. 1764, Philadelphia, Pa., moved to S. C., m'd William Dickson, 1784, Rev. Soldier. She d. 1837, East Feliciana Parish, La. Moved from S. C. to Greene Co. Ga., then to Mississippi Territory, 1807. Children: John Dickison, Hugh Dickison, Elizabeth Dickson, Mary Dickinson, m'd Charles Hester, 1810. David Dickinson, Wm. Dickinson, Michael Dickeson. (From the files of Mrs. Clark G. Dumas, ,3116 Rosedale, Dallas, Texas.)

LOUISIANA CEMETERY RECORDS DANIEL COL VIN, husband of SUSAN HUEY, d. 3-24-1850. Age 73 years. (Katy Cemetery, near Vienna.) SUSAN HUEY, dau. of James Huey, 1722-1822, wife of Daniel Colvin, d. 9-27-1840, age 42 years. (Katy Cemetery.) ELIZABETH A. HUEY, wife of John Huey, Jr. (4th child of Jeptha and Narcissa Rainey Colvin.) b. 4-12-1818, d. 9-15-1858, age 40 years.

50 JAMES F. HUEY, d. 12-1.3-1888, age 57 years. (Pine Grove Cemetery, N. Clinton, La.) J. R. HUEY, b. 2-,5-1866, d. 9-10-1924. (Bryan Cemetery, Union Parish La.) S. F. HUEY, b. 4-8-1840, d. 12-18-1916. (Bryan Cemetery.) M. F. HUEY, b. 12-4-18,36, d. 1-1-192,5. (Bryan Cemetery.) PRISCILLA HUEY, b. 6-17-1775, d. 12-27-1853. (Bryan Cemetery.) ALMA W. HUEY, dau. of W. G. & E. B., b. 3-22-1886, d. 2-13-1908. ( Pelican Cemetery, DeSoto Parish, La.) ELIZA B. RODGERS HUEY, wife of W. G. Huey, b. 11-3-1859, d. 1-29- 1938. ( Pelican Cemetery.) WADE G. HUEY, husband of Eliza B. Huey, b. 3-31-1861, d. 4-6-1946. (Pelican Cemetery.) MARY HUEY RAY, 1852-1929. (Antioch Methodist Church Cemetery.) JOHN HUEY, JR., b. 1-12-1818, d. ,3-2-1872, Vienna Cemetery, Lincoln Parish, La. JEMIMAH COLVIN HUEY, wife of John Huey, Jr., b. 9-5-1835, d. 6-5- 1898, Vienna Cem., Lincoln Parish, La. JAMES HUEY, b. Chester District, S. C. 9-10-1800, d. 10-23-1874. Pleasant Grove Cem. S. E. of Choudrant. MARY WYATT HUEY, wife of James Huey, b. 12-25-1806, d. 9-19-1876. (Courtesy, Mrs. M. E. Surratt, 2800 Fannin St., Midland, Texas.)

51 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S JOHN HENRY HUEY, (not positive) Children: Joseph Huey, b. 11-15-1831, DeKalb Co., Ga., m'd Mary Ann - - - b. 12-20-1835, DeKalb Co. Ga. He served in Co. K, 1st Reg. Ala. Vol. Cavalry, CSA. Children: 1. Johnny Huey, b. 4-8-1854. 2. Joseph Marshall Huey, b. 11-9-1856, m'd Martha Catherine Wilson, in Randolph Co. Ala. Moved to Bosque Co., Texas 1896, later moved to Bell Co. Texas. Children: Joseph Samuel Huey, b. 8-17-1880. James Thomas Huey, b. 1-1-1882. Mary Lam Huey, b. 12-19-1883. Shelley Albert Huey, b. 8-25-1885. Columbus Edgar Huey, b. 4-24-1888. John Simon Huey, b. 3-10-1890. Charles Hoyt Huey, b. 11-25-1892. Myrtice Ethel Huey, b. 6-20-1895. (2nd) m'd Lucinda Agnes Wilson, July 1898. Children: Melvin Estel Huey, h. 3-20-1900, m'd .Mable Byrdeen Hannon, b. 10-30-1900. Children: Melvin Doyle Huey, b. 2-1-1925, m'd Justine Minnie Schraub, b. 10-19-1926. Mr. Huey Graduate Southwest Texas State Col­ lege. Teacher in Texas Public Schools. Children: Doyle Wade Huey, 10-20-1955. Terri Lynn Huey, b. 11-15-1958. Robert Mitchell Randolph Huey, b. 11-25-1902 in Bell Co. Texas, d. 10-10-1960, m'd Leola Miller, b. 9-1-1903, Bell Co. Children: Robert Miller Huey, b. 11-12-1929, Attorney, Austin, Texas, m'd Mary Paige Benbow, b. 8-20-1936. Children: Robert Paige Huey, b. 1-14-1959. William Carter Huey, b. 3-14-1960. Karen Elizabeth Huey, b. 3-18-1962. John Michael Huey, b. 2-23-1964. Joanna Huey, b. 9-7-1926, m'd John H. Neely, V-Pres. Bank, Tulsa, Okla., b. 2-17-1923. Children: John Huey Neely, b. 12-7-1946. David Vincent Neely, b. 3-29-19°19. 3. Alford Huey, b. 11-12-1858. 4. Elizabeth Huey, b. 3-21-1861.

52 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S 5. Nannie Huey, b. 3-2.5-1863. 6. Emma Huey, b. 7-6-1866. 7. Martha Huey, b. 4-30-1872. 8. J. Wallace Huey, b. 7-8-1874. 9. William Huey, 9-7-1876 . .0. Albert Huey, b. 5-30-1879. (From tl1e files of Melvin D. Huey, 1416 Algee Dr., Port Lavaca, Texas.)

THREE HUEY BROTHERS - HUEY. Came to Indiana before Civil War, located Madison, Ind., a tailor, made uniforms for soldiers of Civil War. Later moved to Vincinnes, 2 unmarried daughters, no descendents. - HUEY. Located South Bend, Ind., prosperous furniture Mfg'r. Sev­ eral children, most moved to Indianapolis, Ind. Melvin Huey, son, operated 40 acre market gardening near South Bend. 5 children: Myrtle Huey. Jeannette Huey, moved to Tampa. Pearl Huey, m'd A. D. Shaffer. Otto Huey, moved to Tampa. Edward Huey, m'd, moved to Fort Meyers, Fla. VIRGIL HUEY. Family came to America from Northern Ireland, about 1790, were presbyterians, descendents from Scotch heirs who entered Ireland about Cromwell's time. Just after Rev. ·war. closed, settled on farm near ·west Alexander, a small village, near the border of Southwest Penn. and Va., m'd Ruth Gilmore, moved to farm near Brimfield, Ill., in 1850's, 8 children, 5 boys, 3 girls. Rebecca Huey, m'd Mr. McQuown, 5 children. Sarah Huey, m'd Mr. Jones, 3 children. Lydia Huey, m'd Mr. Silowary, 3 children. John Huey, 2 children. Webster Huey, 4 children, (1 son, Arthur Huey). Jimmy Huey, d. during Civil War. Eddie Huey, d. during Civil War. William Gilmore Huey, m'd, son, Virgil Linn Huey. Courtesy of Albert Huey Wolfington, 415 Fairview Avenue, Webster Groves, Missouri (63119) Nov. 1966. DONALD E. HUEY, of Florissant, Missouri, has an old Bible printed in 1747 which had the following notes from small town newspapers and from notes which were evidently used when it was displayed at com­ munity fairs. "Bible 167 years old. Property of Mrs. Margaret C. Pope. Brought from Ireland by John Huey, grandfather of Mrs. Pope. During the persecution in Ireland this Bible was buried in the ground to keep it from being destroyed." Newspaper clipping adds these facts. "This book was printed in Edin-

53 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S burgh, Scotland, in 1747, by Richard Watkins, 'His Majesty's Printer', and is a good specimen of the printer's and binders art. Mrs. Pope re­ ceived the book from her father, John Huey, and it has been in the family since a few years after it was printed. In the Bible was this note, dated Dec. 10-49: "Margaret C. Pope was a sister of my father, William M. Huey. Signed, Wm. C. Huey, born, Oct. 1-1883". In the Bible tliere is a list of owners of the Bible but there are no dates and the information is just enough to tease. John Huey married Catherine - - - . His son, John Huey married Margaret Craig. His son, John C. Huey, married Jane Couch. His daughter Margaret Huey married Wm. Pope. Her nephew W. C. Huey, married Minna B. Eaton. His son, Donald E. Huey (who showed me the Bible) married Ruth Steiger.

History of Marion and Clinton Counties, Illinois, by Brink, McDonough & Co., Philadelphia. Corresponding Office, Edwardsville, Ill. 1881. Page 266-7, Clement Township, Clinton County: First Land Entries in this township, April 26, 1815. Among the early Justices of the Peace were Turner Nichols, Joseph Outhouse, and Joseph Huey, the former probably being the first in the township. This neat little prairie village is situated on the 0. & M. Railroad, about four miles East of the County seat. It was first laid out in the Spring of 18,58 by Joseph W. Huey, and situated on sections 22 and 23. In 1860 Daniel Collins made an addition to the town, and in 1867 two others were made and known as the Steel and Huev Additions. The first house in the village was a frame dwelli~g, and was hauled from near Lost Creek about 1852 and used by Joseph ,v. Huey for a dwelling. It is yet in existance. The first merchandising was done by Joseph W. Huey in 1854. The store was situated on the ground now occupied by Oliver Outhouse's mercantile house. It was a small one-story frame building, suitable for a country store. Incorporation-Clement was incorporated as a village the 9th of March, 1867. The first councilmen elected were: Joseph W. Huey, Jacob Klein, C. S. Anderson, Henry Strang and Michael Reitman. Charles J. Huey, farmer and teacher, born in Clinton Co. Ill., 1851. Libbie V. Osborne, wife of Charles J. Huey, b. Milwaukee Co. Wis. 18,59. Joseph W. Huey died April 22, 1877. Miss Medora E. Huey, teacher, b. Clinton Co. Ill. 1853. Joseph W. Huey, father of Medora E. Huey, b. Clinton Co. Ill. 1827. Martha Jones, mother of Miss Medora Huey, b. Christian Co.Ky.1834. W. S. Jones, farmer and stock raiser, Christian Co. Ky. 1834. Phebe E. Huey, d. Dec. 18, 1878, late wife of W. S. Jones, b. Christian Co. Ky. Settled there 1828. ALBERT HUEY WOLFINGTON Well, now for my branch of the Huey Family.

54 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S WILLIAM JAMES (JOE?) HUEY, the oldest ancestor, who m'd a Phoebe Mason. I have no dates for either of these ancestors, the 1850 Census for Clinton Co. Ill., lists Phebe Huey, 40F who had living with her, John, 19 M; William, 17 M; Sarah, 13 F; Andrew, 13 M; and Samuel, 4 M. Now, I believe this William is my great grandfather­ the dates gibe--but I do not know about the others listed. Children: 1. JAMES HUEY. 2. WILLIAM RILEY HUEY, b. Mar. 23, 1833, d. 1875, m'd Sarah Catherine Carrigan, b. 2-19-1832, d. 12-12-1906, m'd 1858. Children: 1. William Sylvester Huey, b. 5-22-1860, d. 12-14-1931, m'd Emma Bertha Heidorn, b. 1-18-1865, d. 12-14-1916, m'd 1893. It is the Heidorn farm, near Huey, Illinois, that my family still owns. Children: 3 Linna Esther Huey, b. 1897, m'd Raymond Wolfington. Children: Albert Huey Wolfington. William Wesley Huey, b. 1898, d. 1965, m'd Nina Wright. Children: Esther Jane Huey, m'd, living in Calif. William Richard Huey, Presbyterian Minister, near St. Louis. Rosanne Huey, m'd, living in Calif. Alma Olive Huey, b. 3-1-1903, m'd Robert Wright. Children: 3 2. John Sample Huey, b. 1-13-1866, d. 1-12-1948, m'd Callie Car­ rigan, b. 2-14-1879, d. 6-3-1964, on 9-12-1900, Clayton, Mo. Children: William Joseph Huey, 1912, died in infancy. Gertmde Huey, b. 10-5-1913. Single. Teaches school in Car­ lyle, Ill. 3. Joseph Livingston Huey, b. 7-19-1869, d. 3-14-19.56, m'd Anna Belle Perkins, on 5-4-1892, d. 1 son, d. in infancy. P. S. I just found a note that seems to bear out my supposition about WILLIAM JAMES HUEY, and the 1850 Census. It seems that my aunt­ Alma Olive Huey Wright-has a note that states that William Riley Huey 5 brothers and 6 sisters. Sam, Jack, Jim, Joe and Charlie. Sarah Huey, m'd a Collins. - - - Huey, m'd a Jones. Elsie Huey, m'd a Wakefield. Fannie Huey, m'd a White. - - - Huey, m'd a McClelland. - - - Huey, m'd a Mason. (The Town of Huey, Illinois, was once called Collins Station.) DANIEL HUEY, b. 6-2-1768, in Ireland, d. 3-2-1846, came to America in 1820, located in Tyrone, Schuyler Co. N. Y., m'd Mary Brown, b. 1761 in Ireland.

55 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S Children: 4 sons, 4 girls. Margaret Huey, b. 1792 in Ireland, d. 9-27-1857, m'd James Waugh. Jane Huey, b. 1794 in Ireland, d. 9-29-1884, m'd Joseph Love. William Huey, b. 11-12-1798 Ireland, d. 10-4-1877, m'd Clarissa. Robert Huey, b. 11-12-1905 Ireland, d. 12-13-1878, m'd Clarissa Swarthout. Children: 7 boys, 1 girl. Ralph Huey, b. 9-30-1832, Tyrone, Schuyler Co. N. Y., d. 1-28-1843. William Huey, b. 11-7-1834, N. Y., d. 11-5-1837. Phillip Huey, b. II-7-1834, N. Y., d. ll-7-1839, twins. Stephen Huey, b. 6-1-1837, N. Y., d. 11-27-1882, m'd Maria Louise Pangborn. Children: 3 boys, 3 girls. Estella Huey, b. 1-12-1864, N. Y. Eugene William Huey, b. 2-1866, N. Y. Ellen Huey, b. 8-5-1869, N. Y., m'd Marion Nathanel McGrady, 1900. Children: Juaneita Louise McGrady, b. 12-30-1902, Hornell Steuben, N. Y., m'd Edward Arthur Benedict 1920, dau. Juanerta Benedict. Richard Huey McGrady, b. 8-27-1905, Canisteo Steuben, N. Y. m'd Mira Pierce. Ruth May Huey, b. 4-30-1872, N. Y., m'd Smith Tracy. Martin Van Buren Huey, b. 11-17-1875, N. Y., m'd Martha Caldwell. Henry Pangborn Huey, b. 8-30-1877, m'd Marion Grosbeck. George Huey, b. 3-10-1840, N. Y., d. 3-8-1922, m'd Catherine Ann Peters. Justus Huey, b. 1-1-1843, N. Y., d. 12-9-1863. Sarah Jane Huey, b. 10-3-1845, N. Y., d. 6-19-1883, m'd Eugene Pangborn. Robert Eli Huey, b. 1-2-1849, N. Y., d. 3-21-1888, m'd Mary Gee. John Huey, b. 4-1-1806, Ireland, d. 7-30-1883, m'd ( 1st) Patty Ann Webb, (2nd) Eliza Blossom. Mary Huey, b. 7-6-1816 Ireland, d. 12-30-1902, m'd Alonzo Robbins. Nancy Huey, b. 8-1819 Ireland, d. 2-9-1899, m'd Milton Van Denzer. Joseph Huey, b. 9-29-1820, Sugar Hill, Schuyler Co. N. Y., d. 9-6-1888, m' d Isabel Ellison. (Courtesy: Juanerta Benedict, 2006 Orchard Drive, Bountiful, Utah 84010.) REV. ROBERT HUEY, came from County Donegal, Ireland, in 18th Century, settled in Washington Co. Pa. Robert Huey, his son. ROBERT HUEY, m'd Nellie Carven. John Huey, his son. JOHN HUEY, m'd Rebecca Harvey. John D. Huey, his son. JOHN D. HUEY, m'd Lucy Jane Wasson, moved from Yates City, to Monmouth, Ill.

56 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S Clinton Melvin Huey, his son. CLINTON MELVIN HUEY, Jurist. b. Yates City, Ill. 10-12-1870, d. Monmough, Ill. 1926. Attended Monmough College, LL.B. degree from College of Law of Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo. 1896. Admitted to bar in Ill. in 1897. Kiwanis Club, Mason, Presbyterian. m'd 1897 to Elizabeth Schultz, merchant of Berwick, Ill. Children: John Huey and Janet Louise Huey. CHARLES HUEY, lived Newark, N. J., served in Civil War, buried in soldiers Plot, Evergreen Cemetery, Newark, N. J., m'd Elizabeth - - -. Children: Charles Huey, b. in Ireland, d. 1927, probably, Newark, N. J., m'd Annie Barry, b. in Ireland. Children: Chester Philip Huey. Harry Huey, Newark, N. J. Benjamin Huey, went to Meriden, Conn. Francis Huey, Newark, N. J. Clare Huey, lived Jersey City. Goldie Huey, lived Newark, m'd Mr. Moreau. Moll Huey, went to Calif. Bertha Huey, d.i.f. Margaret Huey, lived Jersey City, single. Chester Philip Huey, (above) member of St. Columba's Church, Newark, d. 1964 in Verona, N. J. Children: Francis Chester Huey, b. Newark, lives Pine Brook, N. J. Martin Huey, b. Newark. Joan Huey, b. Newark. Kenneth Huey, b. Glen Ridge, N. J. (Data furnished by Mr. Francis C. Huey, Pine Brook, N. J. to Paul R. Huey) JAMES HUEY: (living in 1743) ROBERT HUEY, da 1744, merchant, lived precinct of Wallkill, Ulster Co. N. Y. Lived at place called New Wit, owned land at New Windsor, m'd Ann Wasall. Children: 4 Ann Huey, living in 1784, m'd Mr. Dubois. Children: Leah and Rachel Dubois. Margaret Huey ( the youngest child in 17 43) . John Huey, inherited his father's land at New Wit. James Huey, d. 1785, lived on father's land at New Wit. 1778 appointed 2nd Lieut. Co. of Associated Exempts, Ulster Co. Owned land in Germantown and New Windsor. Member of "The Paltz Meeting House;" m'd Mary ------· Child: Mary Huey, m'd Hiram Waller 1799 at Good Will, N. Y. (Compiled by Paul R. Huey.)

57 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S SAMUEL HUEY, of St. Paul's planter, Apr. 1765. Charleston, S. C. SAMUEL HUEY, m'd Gennet Brown, 7-7-1760. JOHN HUEY, m'd Margaret Craig, 3-9-1804. WILLIAM L. HUEY, m'd Frankie Vera Burner, b. 1888, dau. of Geo. Sylvester Burner, of Bently, Ill. EDWARD HUEY, b. 5-5-1867, d. 9-7-1952, m'd Jeanna Myra Pope, b. 1867, d. 1927. MARY BERNEICE HUEY, b. 8-13-1900, m'd 1922, Rosser LeGwin, b. 1898. JOHN LINDSEY HUEY, b. 5-25-1918, m'd Virginia O'Donnell, 1948. Children: Margaret Colvin Huey, b. 1949, and John Edward Huey, b. 1952. JAMES HUEY, of St. Laurence Jury, London, England, m'd Mary Walker 1721, St. Paul's Cathedral. GEORGE HUEY, Lieut. of Capt. James Whaley's Co. 1812-13. MARY M. HUEY, b. 1824, d. 1-6-1858 Clinton Co. Ill.; m'd 1843 to Hope Hull Walker. Children: Frances Alice Walker, b. 1846, Clinton Co. Ill. Lucinda Jane Walker, b. 1848, m'd L. C. Calvin, lived Monett, Mo. Ella Marie Walker, b. 2-28-1850, d. 3-26-1929, Fort Worth, Texas; m'd 1871 to Charles Henry Meyers. 11 children: 7th child was son, Robert Lewis Meyers, b. 1882; Ill, m'd 1907 in Texas to Dora Etta O'Quin. 5 children. Eliza M. Walker, b. 1852. James Riley Walker, b. 1854. William Walker, b. 1857, all born Clinton Co. Ill. (Courtesy Mrs. R. D. Hardman, 1611 N. Weatherford, Midland, Texas.) LULIE MARGARET HUEY, b. Anderson, Texas 8-21-1865, dau. of Joseph Hughey (changed name to Huey) of Pa.; m'd Alvin Valentine Lane. ALVIN HUEY, b. Dallas, Texas 5-28-1895, m'd Carol Jane Smith 1920. JOSEPH HUEY, b. 1769, m'd Hannar Roland, 1795. Imprisoned with his father at Charleston after battle of Camden. To Greene Co. Va. SAMUEL HUEY, 1771-1831, m'd Jane Mason (b. Va.). SARAH HUEY, m'd James Stafford; 1 dau. Elizabeth Stafford, m'd Andrew Sitlington Warwick, b. 1807 in Va., d. 1865 Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. HARVEY HUEY, m'd Rhoda Tucker, b. 1867, dau. Henry Crawford Tucker, b. 1805, and wife, Rebecca Bryant Tucker, b. 1834 in Ga. ISAAC E. HUEY, Pvt. 1st Inf., d. 1848 Military dead during Mexican War. JOSEPH M. HUEY, Pvt. Co. A-1, Ill., d. 3-8-1848, N. M. PAULUS HUEY, 12-3-1740 Palalines, imported in ship Samuel, Hugh Percy, Capt. from Rotterdam, last from Deal; age 30.

58 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S JOHAN WELHELM HUEY, 10-26-1741. Palatines. Imported in ship Molly, John Cranch, Master, from Rotterdam; last from Deal. HENRICH HUEY, 9-30-1754, Ship Edinburgh, James Russell, Master from Rotterdam; last from Cowes. JOHAN FRIEDRICH HUEY, 10-9-1775, Ship King of Prussia, Wm. Potts, Master, from Rotterdam; last from Lalmouth, England. HERCULES HUGHEY, 1 male, 3 females, Lancaster Co. 1790. Early History of S. C. showing family heads. JULIAN FRANCIS HUEY, age 20, m'd George W. Livingston, age 33, Union Co. Ark. 12-21-1862 RITTER HUEY, age 17, m'd Hardy Goodwin, at residence of Thomas Huey on 3-16-1854, Union Co. Ark. EDWIN CARLTON HUEY, Realtor, Leesburg, Fla. Native of Mecklen­ berg Co. N. C.; b. 5-1-1893, son of Frank V. and Lillian Olive Gribble Huey, m'd Mary Frances Dietrich of Pittsburgh, Pa., dau. Marilyn Huey, b. 1940. JOHN MARSHALL HUEY, to Texas from near Wedowee, Ala. in late 1800's; 6 sons, 3 daughters, Robert M. Huey, et al. JAMES HUEY, 1851, Tax Digest, Cobb Co. Ga. JAMES HUEY, Ga. Tax Digest, 150 acres, on Broad River, Elbert Co. JAMES A. HUEY, Woodwards, Monroe Co. Ga. 1827. ELLENDER HUEY, witness on Will, 1813, Franklin Co. Ga. HENRY HUEY, Rev. Vet. DeKalb Co. Ga. Drew land Cherokee Co. Ga. 1839. ______HUEY, lived Cherokee Co. Ga. Killed during Civil War. 3 sons: Marion Columbus Huey, 4 sons, 4 daughters, lived Mitchell Co. Ga. William LaFayette Huey. Ernest Marshal Huey, single. Marion Columbus Huey Jr., m'd; 5 sons, 2 girls. James Huey, single. Lorena Huey, m'd A. C. Stephens; 2 sons, 4 girls. Annie Faye Huey, m'd Will Redmond; 4 sons, 3 girls. Susie Bell Huey, m'd. Jewell Huey, m'd. William LaFayette Huey, rn'd Birdie Bee Smith; 5 sons, 3 girls. Harvey Huey. (Com-tesy Charles D. Huey, Goldsboro, N. C.) JOSEPH HUEY, Land Lottery 1805, Green Co. Ga. THOMAS HUEY, Land Lottery 1805, Greene Co. Ga. JAMES HUEY and Jane Huey, purchased property Augusta Co. Va. 7-4-1754. JOHN HUEY, Virginia Military Land Warrants 1782.

59 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S JAMES HUEY, b. in Va., moved S. C. Rev. War Pensions S31148. JOHN HUEY, Corp. Marines 1776, Va. State Navy. EPHRAIM HUEY, m'd Ann Eliza Ligon. JAMES HUEY, m'd Laura Quincy Ligon, b. 2-24-1867, Pittsburg, Texas, on 10-29-1882, d. July 1938, San Antonio. MARTHA MYTELENE HUEY, m'd Wm. Wallace Ligon, b. 7-7-1857, Falcon, Ark.; m'd 12-24-1879, Pittsburg, Texas. JOHN HUEY, m'd Mary Carr, 3-28-1842, Baltimore, Md. ROBERT HUEY, N. J. Rev. War Pensions, R5344. MANSFIELD HUEY, Hillsborough Co. New Hampshire; 1 man US Cen­ sus 1790. FAY BURNS HUEY, b. Pilot Point, Texas, 5-17-1894, son of John Finley and Mary Elizabeth Burns Huey; m'd Alma Gwendolyn Chambers, 1919, lived Denton, Texas. Children: Charles Finley Huey and Griffin Bums Huey. DR. GRIFFIN BURNS HUEY, DDS, b. Denton, Texas, 11-19-1921, son of Fay Burns Huey and Alma Gwendolyn Chambers Huey; m'd Mary Evelyn Blagg, 1954. Son: Henry Griffin Huey. CLASS HUEY, farmer, age 22, from Germany. Landed Baltimore, Md. J. HUEY, age 35, merchant. Landed New Orleans, La., Jan. 12, 1838. On ship Columbia. ROBERT HUEY, 1840 Census, Jay Co. Ind. 2 children. SAMUEL HUEY, 1840 Census, Jay Co. Ind. 2 adults, 1 male, 1 female. ISAAC HUEY, 1840 Census Jay Co. Ind. 4 girls, 2 boys. M. S. HUEY AND SON. The Bee Hive Planing Mill, 73 Pendleton Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Mfgrs. doors, sash, etc. THOMAS HUEY, b. 1842, Ga., m'd Jane------·· Children: Alonzo Huey and Edward Huey, lived in Texas. WILLIAM HUEY, b. 1823, in Ga., m'd Harriet------, lived in Texas. REBECCA M. HUEY, b. in England 10-10-1783, d. in Bibb Co. Ala. 1-10-1855, age 71, dau. of John and Ann Huey, m'd Walter C. Duff. JOHN T. HUEY, b. 1815, d. 1850; m'd Letitia Brannon, b. 1815, d. 1907. Children: 3 sons, 1 girl. Ann Susan Huey, b. 1843, m'd Bill Hobbs. William T. Huey, b. 1844, d. 1862. Single. Jeramiah Huey, b. 1846. John James Monroe Huey, b. 10-15-1848, d. 1884, m'd Martha Elizabeth Atherton, b. 1852, d. 1929. Children: 5 sons, 3 girls. Charles Theadore Huey, b. 4-9-1871, d. 3-8-1946, Ballard Co. Ky.;

60 MISCELLANEOUS HUEY'S m'd Emma Bell Deweese, b. 1878, d. 10-4-1959. Children: 1 son, 4 girls. Orbie Otis Huey, b. 2-24-1899, m'd Marie Jones, 4-14-1921. Children: 1 son, 2 girls. Betty Jane Huey, b. 9-12-1924. Joan Shirley Huey, b. 1-4-1927, m'd James Reed. Charles Fredrick Huey, b. 8-5-1933, m'd Phylis Decker. Children: 1 son, 1 daughter. Scott Huey, b. 1958; daughter b. 1960. Clarisie Lee Huey, b. 11-24-1901, d. 7-8-1903. Ailsie Verble Huey, b. 8-15-1904, m'd Fredrick C. Danforth. Daughter: Susan Posey Danforth, b. 5-5-1940. Teaching. Univ. of Conn. Crystal Asleen Huey, b. 2-2-1912, 1st Ross, 2nd Tompkins. Frances Virginia Huey, b. 5-6-1919, m'd Page Stady. Virginia Ray Steady, daughter, b. 5-29-1940; m'd 7-1-61, 3 daugh­ ters: Kimberly Kay, b. 1962; Donna Sue, b. 1963; Synthia, b. 1964. Jeremiah Huey, b. 7-28-1872. Davie Dell Huey, b. 3-24-1874, m'd Bill Puckett. George Washington Huey, b. 10-31-1876. William O'Nan Huey, b. 2-23-1880. Lonzoa Melton Huey, b. 2-23-1880. Mary Ann Huey, b. 8-5-1883, m'd John Deweese. Suzy Ann Huey, twin, to Mary Ann, died in infancy. (Courtesy, Mrs. Fred C. Danforth, Box 272, Bronxville, N. Y.) DORCAS TABITHA HUEY, b. 1744, Augusta Co. Va., d. after 1816, in Washington Co. Miss.; rn'd 1762 either in Miss. Terr. or S. C. to Samuel Levi Wells, b. 1735, d. 3-20-1803 Rapides Co. (Parish) La. (Believed to be the sister of James Huey, b. 1742, Augusta Co. Va. (see page ____ ), Children: 3 sons, 7 girls. Samuel Levi Wells, II; Stephen Lewis Wells, b. 9-1765; Amelia Wells, b. 5-1768; Levisa Wells, b. 1-10-1772; Tabitha Wells, b. 4-4-1774; Will­ ing Wells, b. 9-11-1776; Mary Henrietta Wells, b. 8-30-1778; Editha Wells, b. 7-16-1781; Sophia Wells, b. 4-9-1784; Emily Clementina Wells, b. 9-11-1786. ( Courtesy, Mrs. Charles H. Hatfield, 708 Kinloch, Winnsboro, La.) DORCAS TABITHA HUEY, b. 1744, d. 1816, Rapides Parish, La.; m'd Samuel Wells, b. 1738, d. 1802. Granted 100 acres, Abbeyvilie, S. C. 1765. July 1770 arrived Fort Natchez, Miss. Became Civil Engr. for Spanish Government, laid off land grants. Dorcas Huey Wells, received grant where Hot Wells, La. (resort) is located, West of Boyce, La. ( North of Alexandria). Buried in area. ROBERT HUEY (also Hughey or Huet), 1741-1790, born Ireland, d. S. C. Under Gen. Gates at Battle of Camden, taken prisoner. Received 300

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acres grant for service; m'd 1764 Mary Boyd. Comp. of Am. Gen. Vol. VI. 485, 89-71. JOSEPH HUEY (Hughey), b. 1769, imprisoned with his father at Charles­ ton after battle of Camden. To Greene Co. Va.; m'd 1795 Hannah No­ land (or Nolen), dau., Sarah Hughey, d. 1835, m'd Edward Oliver Huston Dowevon, dau. Mary Matilda Dowevon, 1823-97, m'd 1844 Mil­ ton Henderson, 1823-98. ELIZABETH HUEY, 1788, m'd 1807 Fowler Williams, 1778-1841. Son: John Huey Williams, 1817-1879, m'd Jane Martin McClure. Son: Edward M. Williams, 1843-1904, m'd Jeannie L. C. Leske. Girl: Bessie Williams, b. Nevada Co. Ark. Md. Andrew Rose. (Courtesy, Gordon M. Wells, Jackson, Miss.)

JOHN B. HUEY, Last Will & Testament. Abbeville Dist. S. C. Page 255, Vo. 2. Proven. Dec. 12, 1833. Wife, Ruth R. Huey. Children: Jane C. Huey, Frances R. Huey, John Thomas Huey, Louisa C. Hughy and Ableintine E. Huey. Ruth R. Huey, Extrx. ( Copy from S. C. Archives Dept., Columbia, S. C.). JAMES HUEY, Will of, Abbeville Dist. S. C. Vol. 3, page 153, dated Feb. 8, 1845; wife, Martha P. Huey. Children: Sarah C. Huey, m'd Albert J. Clinkscales. Martha D. Huey, J. T. Huey. Mentions brother, Robert Huey, of Chambers Co. Ala. Sister: Jane B. Walkup, Union Co. N. C. LOUISA C. HUEY, Box 47, Pack 1086 (was of age in 1843). MARTHA P. HUEY, Box 143, Pack 4023. Est. Admn. 4-21-1856. JESSE G. HUEY, Record B. Page 63, Jefferson Co. Ala.; d. 1-27-1879. Catherine Huey, widow. Admn. M. C. Huey. Children: Nancy Huey, m'd Andy Lacy. Lizzie Huey, m'd A. B. Waldrop. Jane Huey, Sallie Huey, H. N. Huey. Catherine Huey, m'd F. A. Waldrop. D. J. Huey, F. B. Huey, M. C. Huey. HUMPHARY HUEY, Lunenburg Co. Va. Dated 10-16-1756. Court Held 7-1-1760; wife, Hannah Huey, Exetrix. DR. ALEXANDER SINCLAIR HUEY, b. S. C. 1806. Said to be a cousin of Andrew Jackson's m'd Martha Cone in Camden, Ark. Moved to Jef­ ferson:, Texas, then to Pittsburg, Texas; died there. 4 children: Dallas Huey, Winnie Huey, James Huey, and Mytelene Huey. Dr. Huey served as a Surgeon in the Civil War. ROBERT A. HUEY, m'd Miss McKain. Their children were: Robert Huey, Emmett Huey, William Huey, James Huey, George Huey, Alexander Sinclair Huey, Mrs. Justin Floyd, Mrs. Eleanor Wallace, Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds, and Mrs. Jane Hill.

62 J. D. HUEY, of Monmouth, Ill. 2 sons: Robert Huey and Edward Huey. Robert Huey came to America in 1783, Pittsburgh. Was Surgeon in English Navy. Children: John Huey, lived Pa. and Va., d. 1842, age 76. Virgil Huey: J. D. Huey; 2 sons: Virgil Huey and Clinton Huey. William I:luey: James Huey. Edward Huey: 2 sons, John, and 1 married.

TEXAS CEMETERY PETER A. HUEY, b. 3-12-1862, d. 5-12-1937; wife, Jennie Huey, d. 2-6-1938. Evergreen Cemetery, Comanche Co. Gustine, Texas. DEXTER T. HUEY, b. 1876, Antioch Cemetery, Lamar Co. Glory, Texas. (Courtesy Mrs. F. M. Ballard, Box 68, Wink, Texas.)

63 MISSISSIPPI HUEY'S JOHN C. HUEY, m'd Catherine James, dau. of Samuel James and Ann Lawen Stephens, Pike Co. DANIEL HUEY: M'd Sarah Mock, 7-26-1815, Adams Co. Natchez. He was Ruling Elder, Presbyterian Church (Harmony Ch) Jefferson Co. 1825. 1830 U. S. Census showed wife, 3 girls, 1 boy. WILLIAM HUEY: M'd Lucy Marcella Quinn, dau. Samuel Jackson and Elizabeth Ann Ligon Quinn, Pike Co. RUTH R. HUEY, widow, b. 1835, m'd (2nd) John L. Boyd 1840, from Abbeville Dist. S. C.; moved to Tippah Co. Miss. in 1856; d. 1862. Children: John Allen Boyd, Joseph Lyman Boyd, d. battle Seven Pines; Rosaline S. Boyd, d; Alice Josephine Boyd, d; Sarah A. Boyd, d. DR. R. W. HUEY, left Alabama, settled in Raleigh, Miss. Practiced Medi­ cine, m'd Elizabeth Carr, dau. of Col. Frederick Carr, of near Forest. Retired, moved to Crystal Springs, Miss. Buried Carr Cemetery, near Forest, d. 8-19-1898; 5 girls, I son. Dr. T. W. Huey, adopted son, attended Newton Institute, graduated Ole Miss and Tulane Univ.; 3 sons, 2 girls: D. F. Huey, A. B. Huey, R. E. Huey, Mary Huey, m'd M. E. Nordin, and another girl. (Courtesy Mary Huey Nordin, Jackson, Miss.) JOHN HUEY: Lived Pontotoe, Miss. 1850-60; m'd Elizabeth. Children: Thomas Huey; John Huey, b. 1857, m'd Euna Brown. Children: William Edgar Huey, b. 11-22-1877, d. 3-9-1946, m'd Jo Asa Thurman, other children, unknown. William H. Huey, b. 2-23-1856, d. 9-27-1937, m'd Ada E. ------· Ike Huey, went to Okla.; James Huey; Nancy Huey, m'd Mr. Brown. Elizabeth Huey, m'd Mr. Sibley; Bettye Huey; Cindy Huey, m'd Mr. Fortner.

64 NORTH CAROLINA HUEY'S ELIZABETH HUEY, m'd Hector McCohron 7-26-1791, Mecklenburg Co. N. C. MILO HUEY, Former Pastor, North Wilkesboro 2nd Baptist Church, N. C. MARGARET HUEY (HOWIE), m'd John Caldwell, 2-26-1823, dau. Jeremiah Huey (Howie), Mecklenburg Co. JAMES HUEY of James Huey & Co., with Dobbs McCulloh and Murray Crymble, London Merchants, were granted 1,200,000 acres of land in 1737 on the Yodkin, Catawba and Eno Rivers in N. C. provided they would secure Protestant settlers on the land. They failed to furnish sufficient amount, so surrendered its grant to the Crown. FRANK VERNON HUEY, Pharmacist, native of Matthews, Mecklenburg Co.; m'd Lillian Olive Gribble. 1 son: Edwin Carlton Huey. NANCY C. HUEY (page 54), m'd John Miller Stewart, b. 1843, d. 1903. 1 son: James Alexander Stewart, 1871-1929; m'd Jennie Louise Blair. 1 dau. Mary Wylie Stewart, Monroe, N. C. AGNES HUEY, m'd Alexander Craig, 3-9-1804, Mecklenburg Co. JOHN HUEY, m'd Margaret Craig, 3-9-1804, Mecklenburg Co. LEWIS HUEY, N. C. Rev. War Pensions S31150. JAMES HUEY and Jane Huey. Deed 7-4-1754, Rowan Co. N. C.

WAXHAW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY, WAXHAW, N. C. HERCULES HUEY, who died Sept. 1775, age 50 years. CATHERINE HUEY, his wife, who died Nov. 16th 1808, age 80 years. JOHN W. HOEY, age 12 years. JOSEPH W. HOEY, age 10 years. ROBERT I. W. HOEY, age 8 years. JOSEPH HUEY, age 19 years. MRS. MARGARET C. HUEY, wife of Hon. Thos. W. Huey, d. 12-19-1876, age 67. JOHN HOEY, d. Apr. 5th 1803, age 47. ELIZABETH HOEY, his wife, d. Jan. 11th 1802. Age 46. ANDREW JACKSON, SR., Father of the 7th President of the U.S. Born in Ireland, d. Feb. 1767. (Taken from Old Waxhaw Cemetery Inscriptions by Nancy Crockett, Route 4, Lancaster, S. C.)

TIRZAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY, WAXHAW, UNION CO. N. C. ADELIA LUCRETIA HUEY, d. 8-24-1872, age 2, dau. J. C. and E. B. Huey. ALEXANDER HUEY, b. 5-9-1809, d. 10-2-1842.

65 ELIZABETH HUEY, b. 10-30-1807, d. 9-26-1881. ISABELLA ADELINE HUEY, d. 9-25-1847, age 13, dau. Col. Thos. W. and M. L. Huey. CAPT. JAMES HUEY, d. 4-6-1836, age 77. JANE HUEY, d. 12-23-1841, age 82. JOHNIE HUEY, b. 7-27-1878, d. 3-19-1880, son S. H. and M. E. Huey. MARTHA H. HUEY, b. 11-14-1828, d. 1-19-1889, dau. Col. T. W. and M. E. Huey; m'd J. H. McMurray. MARTHA L. HUEY, d. 10-14-1841, age 27; wife, Col. T. W. Huey. SIMEON HYDER HUEY, b. 8-3-1844, d. 9-3-1897. HON. THOS. W. HUEY, d. 4-23-1854, age 56. THOMAS WALKER HUEY, d. 4-24-1849, age 5 mo. JANE MINERVA HUEY, d. 9-30-1844, age 22, dau. Col. T. W. and Martha L. Huey; m'd Mr. Davis.

WAXHAW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH About 8 miles W. is Waxhaw Presbyterian Church. Organized 1755. First church in Upper South Carolina. President Andrew Jackson, born nearby, was baptised there. His father lies in the churchyard with other early settlers of the Waxhaws and many veterans of various wars. Includ­ ing the following: Gen. Wm. R. Davie, Maj. Robt. Crawford, Maj. John Barkley, Col. J. H. Witherspoon and Capt. Isaac Donnom. Erected by Lancaster County, 1948.

66 Waxhaw Presbyterian Church, Cradle of Presbyterianism in the Up­ Country of S. C. Founded about July 1755, Lancaster County, S. C. Ceme­ tery adjoining. Picture taken by V. H. Huey, July 1964.

67 PENNSYLVANIA HUEY'S WILLIAM HUEY: Native of Ireland, name spelled Huet, said to be of French descent; m'd Jane or Genet, she a native of Wales. Located in Westtown Twp., Chester Co. Penn. Children: 2, Mary Huey and James Huey. Mary Huey, m'd Samuel Entriken. 3 sons, 4 daughters. James Huey, b. 1-6-1737, d. 11-4-1822; m'd 1759, Mary Miller. Children: 7: Eleanor, Mary, Jane, Wm., Elizabeth, Rachel, John. 1. Eleanor Huey, b. 1761, m'd Nathan Hunt. 2. Mary Huey, b. 1762; m'd Thomas Francis. 3. Jane Huey, b. 1765, single. 4. William Huey, b. 1-16-1767 near Sugartown, Chester Co. Pa.; m'd Lydia Way. Children: 2, John and James. John Huey, b. 2-2-1801. James Huey, d. 1876; m'd Rachel M. Gowphery, d. 1882. Children: 4: Wm. G., James Thomas, Lydia, Jane. Wm. G. Huey, b. 12-22-1840 Willistown Twp., Chester Co. Pa.; m'd Georgianna Jones. No children. James Thomas Huey, b. 1842, d. 1888; m'd Sally A. King. Lydia Huey, b. 1844, d. 1845; Jane Huey, b. 1845, d. 1851. 5. Elizabeth Huey, b. 6-21-1769, m'd John Goodwin. 6. Rachel Huey, b. 7-10-1774. 7. John Huey, b. 1-26-1779, d. 5-1-1848; m'd 1804, Phebe Martin, dau. Abraham and Lydia Weldon Martin. Buried Lafayette Cemetery Adj. to Birmingham meeting house of the Quakers. Children: 9: Wm., Abram, Mary, Nathan, Lydia, Mary Ann, Sarah, John, William. a. Wm. Huey, b. 9-22-1805, d. 12-16-1810. b. Abram Huey, b. 11-3-1806, d. 5-8-1883; m'd 1835 Emerline Brinton, dau. Edward and Susanna Bond Brinton, lived B'ham Twp. Chester Co. Pa. Children: 7: Susan B., Phebe, Sarah Anna, John E, Cassandra, Wm., Arabella. Susan B. Huey, b. 8-7-1836, d. 4-16-1916; m'd Ell­ wood Hoopes 1858. 5 children. Phebe Huey, ba 1838; m'd Samuel P. Marshall. 2 children. Sarah Anna Huey, b. 1-20-1840, d. 5-3-1913; m'd (1st) George Matlack; 2 children. (2nd) Wm. Thomas. John E. (Edward) Huey, b. 10-18-1842. Prosperous farmer. Private Co. D. 97th Reg. Penn. Volun­ teers and 29th Reg. Penn. Militia in 1863; m'd ( 1st) 1871 Hannah Mary Darlington, dau. Edward and Hannah Sharpless Darlington. Children: 4: Abram Dilwyn, Martha, George Mat­ lack, Ravanna Graff. Abram Dilwyn Huey, b. 8-3-1873, d. Houston, Texas, 3-33-1947; m'd Emily Elizabeth Raeder

68 1902, farmer near Chadds Ford, Pa. Spent many winters in Brownsville, Texas. Member West Chester Friends Mtgs. The Masonic Order and The Fame Fire Co. Children: 7: John Edward, Harold Darlington, Richard Raeder, Irving David, Abram Dilwyn, John Raeder, Charles Seaman. 1. John Edward Huey, b. Pemsbury Twp, Ches­ ter Co. Pa. 7-22-1903, d. 9-28-1956 Corpus Christi, Texas; m'd ( 1st) 1929, Eleanor Hansen. Children: 6: Dorothy Louise, Joan Bar­ bara, John Edward Jr., Eleanor Hansen, Emily Raeder, Patsy. Dorothy Louise Huey, m'd 1956 Mr. Bates. Joan Barbara Huey, m'd Mr. Miller, lives Quantico, Va. John Edward Huey Jr.; Eleanor Hansen Huey, b. 9-12-1940. Emily Raeder Huey and Patsy Huey, b. 4-7-1947. (2nd) m'd Glenola Marks. 2. Harold Darlington Huey, b. West Chester, Pa. 9-21-1904; d. Kerrville, Texas, 1963; m'd (1st) Jeannette Maurer. Son: Peter Dilwyn Huey, b. 1-11-1933 Centre Co. Pa.; m'd Neida Fralich, 1955. Children: John Blair Huey, dif, Peter Law­ son Huey. Maj. USAF Wright Patterson AFB Ohio; m'd (2nd) Janetta Anderson. Son: George Matlack Huey, b. 4-1939; m'd Judy Henry. 1 dau. 3. Richard Raeder Huey, b. 9-29-1906, d. 1928; unmarried. 4. Irving David Huey, b. 2-13-1909, d. 1931; unmarried. 5. Abram Dilwyn Huey, b. 12-4-1911; m'd (1st) Elizabeth Fahrney Miller. Children: 3. Abram Dilwyn Huey Jr., b. 1-22-1937. Graduate Drexel Inst. of Tech. 1963; lives Route 4, Wawaset Rd., West Chester, Pa.; m'd 1956 Jean Elizabeth Carroll. Children: 3: Carol Ann Huey, Jean Elizabeth Huey, Abram Dilwyn Huey IV. Richard Miller Huey, b. 5-11-1939. Graduate Va. Poly. Inst. 1962, Capt. USAF; m'd 1962 Carol Louise Strong, dau. Harold and Julia McCullen Strong of Downingtown, Pa. Chil-

69 dren, 3: Blaine Abram Huey, Ann Elizabeth Huey and Craig Strong Huey. Ann Elizabeth Huey, b. 1945, d. 1955. 6. John Raeder Huey, b. 2-3-1914; m'd Marion R. Buckwalter, 1940. Children, 2: Kay Huey and Lynn Huey. 7. Charles Seaman Huey, b. 9-23-1915; m'd 1939 Blanche Spencer. Daughter, Lee Huey. Martha (Patty) Darlington Huey, b. 9-28-1875, d. 1917; m'd 1901 Howland Speakman, son of Edward and Jennie Mussey Speakman. Chil­ dren: Chester Darlington Speakman, b. 1904, and Mary Darlington Speakman, b. 1906. George Matlock Huey, b. 8-16-1878 in Pennsbury Twp, Chester Co. Pa.; d. 1-2-1945; Pres. Denney Tag Co., West Chester, Pa. Member West Ches­ ter Friends Mtg.; Director Daily Local News Co.; Trustee Chester Co. Trust Co.; on Board Chester Co. Hospital and \Vest Chester Board of Health. Left estate of over a million to Ches­ ter Co. Hospital; m'd 1909 Charlotte Georgianna Pleasance. She was bom in Cambridge, England. Son: John Darlington Huey, b. 1910, d. 1962 in Calif.; m'd (1st) Alice Maude Gibbs, (2nd) Eva Swinehart. Children not known. Ravanna Graff Huey, b. 10-2-1879 Chadds Ford, Pa.; d. 8-23-1953 Abington, Pa.; m'd 1905 Dr. Edward George Stienmetz. Children: Edward George Steinmetz and Henry Darlington Stein­ metz. John E. (Edward) Huey, m'd (2nd) Mary Emma El­ dridge 1917. Cassandra Huey, m'd Harvey Darlington. Children: Arthur Darlington and 6 others. William Huey, b. 6-21-1853, m'd Jean Stokes. 2 children. Arabella Huey, dif. c. Mary Huey, b. 5-14-1808, d. 1811. d. Nathan Huey, b. 9-14-1809, d. 1811. e. Lydia Huey, b. 7-27-1811, d. 2-22-1891; m'd 1849 Job Darlington. f. Mary Ann Huey, b. 2-3-1813; m'd 1842 Wm. Baldwin. g. Sarah Huey, b. 12-6-1814, d. 9-14-1858; m'd 1834 James Caldwell. h. John Huey Jr., b. 9-8-1816, d. 10-15-1894; m'd 1841 Eliza Ann Baldwin. Children: 5 Louise J. Huey, b. 9-9-1842; m'd Minshall Painter. 2 dau., 1 son. Wilmer Baldwin Huey, 8-4-1850; m'd Lulu M. Hed-

70 den. 1 dau., 1 son. Albert Baldwin Huey, b. 9-16-1855; m'd L. Va. Green. 2 dau., 2 sons. Anna M. Huey, b. 1-31-1858, and Edwin J. Huey, b. 8-7-1847. i. William Huey, b. 12-12-1818, d. 8-24-1852; m'd Mary J. Menough 1951. Contributed by: Capt. Richard Miller Huey, c/o Box 132, Downingtown, Pa.

PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGY AND BIOGRAPHY SAMUEL HUEY, a native of Ireland, settled in McKeesport, Pa. in 1804, was a prominent Physician. George Huey, son. GEORGE HUEY, b. in U.S. 1789, a Physician; m'd Maria Evans. James E. Huey, son. JAMES E. HUEY, Physician; d. 1878. McKeesport, Graduate Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, 1846; m'd Isabella Frich, 1842; dau. John and Catherine (Gordon) Frich of Somerset, Pa. Children: 8, only 3 survived. James Huey. Anna M. Huey, m'd D. George Becket, son of Henry and Ruth (Hill) Becket of Wolverhampton, England. DR. JAMES HUEY, was the first principal of the Public School system, McKeesport, Allegheny Co. Pa. About 1885. GEORGE HUEY, Samuel C. Huey, son. SAMUEL C. HUEY, Physician, Scotch-Irish. Came to America 1784, located at Gettysburg, moving 1796 to Westmoreland Co. in 1804; moved to McKeesport, Allegheny Co. Pa. Children: 3 sons, 3 girls. SAMUEL C. Huey, George Huey, Daniel Huey. GEORGE E. HUEY, receiving clerk, National Rolling Mill, McKeesport, b. 8-25-1843. Children: Samuel C. Huey, Tanner & General Store. Children: George E. Huey and Oliveretta Huey, deceased. James Huey. George Huey, druggist; m'd Lenora McClure, dau. Samuel and Isa­ bella (Cook) McClure. Children: 4 Samuel Huey, George Huey, John Huey and Robert Huey. Coleman Huey, Alexander Huey, Eleanor Huey, m'd Robert Sampson, Anna Huey, m'd Theodore Marvin, Emily Huey. JOHN HUEY, b. 1816 Pittsburgh, Pa.; m'd Susie Crothers.

71 Children, 5; 2 living. Margaret Huey, Mary Huey, d.; Elsie Huey, d.; Susie Huey, d.; Wil­ liam Huey. WILLIAM HUEY: Coal Operator, Elizabeth, Pa., located in Minersville. In 1850 moved to Calif. 1857 returned. With Mr. Gumbert, purchased Bellevue Coal Mines, known as Gumbert & Huey. M'd Sarah Fuston, 1841. Mrs. Huey member of M. E. Church. Children: 8 Hannah Huey, Susie Huey, Sadie Huey, William H. Huey, Kate Huey, John Huey, d.; Mary Huey, d.; Eliza Huey, d. GEORGE HUEY: Captain, War 1812. ( 2 brothers) . ROBERT HUEY: M'd Isabella Ross, from Ireland in 1790, related to the nobles of Ireland, lived at foot of Chestnut Ridge, Fayette Co. Pa. Children: John Huey. JOHN HUEY, b. in the North of Ireland, m'd Hester Anna Slemmens, dau. John Slemmens, soldier of Rev. War. Children: George W. Huey. GEORGE W. HUEY, b. 6-18-1839, Fayette Co. Pa. Prosperous and in­ fluential business man of Greensburg, Pa., whose fine stone residence, Ross Place, named in memory of Lord Ross, on East Pittsburg St. School Teacher, Paper and Painting Contractor. On 8-4-1864 Civil War, en­ listed Co. K. 11th Red. Minnesota Vol. Infantry. M'd Sabina Althea Cooper, 1868, from Connelsville, Fayette Co. Pa.; dau. Alfred and Catherine (Freeman) Cooper. Children: 6, 2 living Thomas J. Huey, d.; Benjamin F. Huey, d.; Maude Huey, d.; George C. Huey, d.; Catharine Blanche Huey, graduate, Mt. Pleasant In­ stitute of Music; Althea Fern Huey, student same school, expects to graduate in 1906. JAMES HUEY: In 1742 Deed from James Boyd to James Huey on Looney's Mill Creek in the Shenandoah Valley. JAMES HUEY AND HENRY HUEY, settled in Nantmeal Twp, Chester Co. Pa., 1739 or 17 40. ROBERT HUEY, in Salsbury Twp., Lancaster Co. Pa., in 1737. HENRY HUEY proceeded to Carolina in 1752, bought 612 acres on North bank of Fourth Creek. WILLIAM HUEY AND JOSEPH HUEY, were in Lancaster Co. Pa. from 1738-44. SAMUEL HUEY, Montgomery Twp. Pa. Survived by widow, Mary Huey. Children: Daniel Briceon Huey, Josephine Huey, Eliza Huey, John Huey, and Margaret Catherine Huey. Court Docket 1869. SARAH E. HUEY, dau. of Robert Huey and Katy Glenn Huey, m'd David F. Fortney, 1876, Harris, Centre Co. Pa. Children: Katy H. Fortney, d. age 10. David Paul Fortney, attended State College 1898.

72 ADAM HUEY, father of the above Robert Huey, came to America 1798, to escape punishment for engaging in rebellion led by Robert Emmet against the English Government. WILLIAM C. HUEY, one of Robert Huey's sons, served in 148th P.V.I. and was severely wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville. ANDREW HUEY, and wife Rebecca Somerville Huey and 4 children came to Philadelphia from Ireland in 1819. They bought 15 acres at West End of Kishacoquillas Valley; continued to buy land and in April 1865, when he died, he owned 300 acres. 8 children. WILLIAM HUEY, Andrew's son, b. 7-12-1816, County Tyrone, Ireland; m'd Ann Cook, 1847, dau. of James and Annie Beatty Cook. William lived Allensville, Mifflin Co. Pa. ROBERT HUEY, Indiana Co. Pa. 1864 Letters of Admn. to Elias Huey. Widow Catherine Huey. SAMUEL HUEY, 1867 letters of Admn. to Mary Huey, widow, late of Green Township, Pa. WILLIAM HUEY, letters of Admn. 1870, Young Tovvnship. Widow, Sarah Huey and five children: Samuel Huey, Jane Huey, m'd Samuel Fry; William Huey, Daniel Huey, Sarah Huey. FREDERICK FAIRLAMB HUEY, of Chester Co. Pa.; m'd Ella Mercer. 1 dau., Elizabeth Huey, m'd 6-25-1936 Alexander Tumstall MacNutt, b. 1909. HANNAH HUEY, b. 1764, Philadelphia, Pa. Family moved to S. C. and in 1784 m'd Wm. Dickson, a Rev. soldier, moved to Greene Co., Ga., where they had land grant. Then moved to Miss. Territory in 1807. Hanna Hughey Dickson d. E. Feliciana Parish, La. in 1837. Children: John Dickson, Hugh Dickson, Elizabeth Dickson, Mary Dickson, m'd Charles Hester 1810; David Dickson, Wm. Dickson, Michael Dickson.

FIRST U. S. CENSUS, 1790, PENNSYLVANIA EPH HUEY: 1 man, 3 boys, 2 families; Allegheny Co. HENRY HUEY: Dauphin Co. Pa. 1 man, 3 boys, 2 females. JOHN HUEY: Allegheny Co. 3 men, 5 females. JOSEPH HUEY, Franklin Co. 1 man, 2 boys, 6 females. ROBERT HUEY, Cumberland Co. 1 man, 3 boys, 4 females. REV. ROBERT HUEY: Washington Co. 2 men, 2 boys, 4 females. WILLIAM HUEY: Cumberland Co. 1 man, 1 boy, 3 females. SAMUEL HUEY, 1820 Census, Franklin Twp., Huntington Co. Pa. Wife, 3 sons under 10, 3 daughters. ANDREW HUEY, 1850 Census, Brady Twp., Huntington Co. Pa. Born Ireland 1788. Son: John Huey, born in Ireland, 1818; dau. Rebecca Huey, b. in Pa. 1821. GEORGE HUEY, age 30, farmer; John Huey, age 20, farmer, Mary A. Huey, age 13; George Huey, age 12; James Huey, age 10; Pat Huey,

73 age 8 (male). Landed Philadelphia, Pa. June 5, 1854, Ship Carland, from Ireland. SOPHIA HUEY, age 35; Robert Huey, age 10; William Huey, age 8; Samuel Huey, age 6; Sophia Huey, age 4; James Huey, age 2. Landed Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 2, 1854, on ship Creole, from Ireland. WILLIAM HUEY, age 19, laborer, landed Philadelphia, Pa. from Ireland on June 27, 1831, on ship Eliza Grant. PORTER HUEY, of Kane, McKean Co. Pa. Attorney, m'd Emma Rising, ha 1850 from Rensselaer Co. N. Y.

FROM MUSTER ROLLS, PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES 5th & 6th Series THOMAS HUEY (misc. officers) Vol. IV, page 492, 5th series. JAMES HUEY, West Town Co. 1780 Chester Co., Vol V, page 853. ROBERT HUEY, Capt. John Buchanan's Co. 5th Bat. Cumberland Co. Militia, 1782. Vol. VI, page 361. ROBERT HUEY, Capt. Fred Taylor, 7th Bat. 1778. Cumberland Co. Vol. VI, p. 458. JAMES HUEY, Capt. David McQueen's Co. 7th Bat. Lancaster Co., Vol. VII, p. 699. JNO HUEY, Muster Rolls, Lancaster Co. 1781, Capt. Wm. Johnston, Vol. VII, p. 919. MARTAIN HUEY, Col. Jacob Carpenter, Lancaster Co. 1781. V. VIL, p. 484. CAPT. MARTIN HUEY, Lancaster Co. 1781. Vol. VII, page 47-67-80- 82-84. ROBERT HUEY, Lt. Col. Ceo. Stewart, 1st Bat. Lancaster Co. Vol. VII, p. 32. DAN HUEY, Capt. Timothy Jaynes Co. Northampton Co. Apr. 1778, Vol. VIII, p. 553. JOHN HUEY, Capt. Henry Sewuitz, Northampton Co. Vol. VIII, p. 433. EDWARD HUEY, Capt. Wm. Fife Co. Washington Co. 1782. Vol. II, p. 82, 6th Series. JOHN HUEY, Capt. Ezekiel Lett's Co. City of Philadelphia, Vol. 1, p. 71. MARTIN HUEY, Capt. Wm. Skiles, Lancaster Co. 1784. Vol. III, p. 566. ROBERT HUEY, Lancaster Co. 1784, Vol. III, p. 568. JAS HUEY, Col. Cooks Bat. Dauphin Co. 1786. Vol. III, p. 380. WILLIAM HUEY, ENSIGN. Capt. Titus Taylor, Penn. Militia, Vol. V, p. 152. DANIEL HUEY, Cumberland Co. V. p. 200. GEORGE HUEY, LIEUTENANT. Capt. James Whaley, 1812. Vol. VIII, p. 250.

74 GEORGE HUEY, SURGEON'S MATE. Col. Joel Ferree's Reg. Vol. VIII, p. 265. WM. M. HUEY, SARGT. Capt. Wm. Johnston, Penn. Militia 18B, Vol. VIII, p. 216. JOHN HUEY, Penn. Rev. War Pensions S31151. PENNOCK HUEY, Union Officer, Pa. Capt. 8th Pa. Cav. Sept. 1861. Major Jan. 1862, Colonel June 1863, BVT. BC USV (War Service) Commanded 2, 2, Cav. Corps. ROBERT HUEY, Land Grant, 1773, Chartiers, Yohogania Co. Pa. ADAM HUEY, Naturalized, 1761, Northampton Co. Pa.

75 IRELAND AND TENNESSEE HUEY'S WILLIAM HUEY, SR. ha 1775 at Knock-a-Hollit, Ireland, lived to be 100 years of age, d. 5-12-1875. 4 brothers and 3 sisters, m'd Mary Ann Orr. Children: 11 William, Jr. came to America. 1. Mary Huey, oldest daughter, d. 5-28-1885. 2. Grace Huey, m'd Mr. Armour. Children: John Armour, Wm. Armour, Jane Armour, m'd John Reid. 3. Elizabeth Huey, da. 1875. 4. James Huey, d. in 1890. 5. Ann Huey. 6. John Huey, d. 6-20-1877. 7. William Huey, Jr., ha 1822 near Bellywaney, County Antrim, Ireland, d. 6-5-1863, Randolph, Tenn., m'd 1852 Jane Baird, dau. John and Elizabeth Warden Baird. Immigrated to America 1849 with Huey relatives, some landed in N. Y., other in S. C. and he with John Dunlap and his family, went to Belfast, then Liverpool, boarded vessel "Vice Roy", Capt. McMahan, after 8 weeks, 3 days, landed New Orleans, La. Boarded steamboat "City of Cairo" got off Randolph, Tenn. with some friends and remained there the rest of his life. Children: 6. Samuel Orr Huey, b. 8-5-1854, d. 12-12-1940, m'd 1884 Savannah P. Ellis, dau. Rev. A. E. Ellis. Children: 6. William Ellis Huey, b. 12-20-1884, d. 12-9-1843, m'd Nell Wells 1914, dau. Richard and Elizabeth Oates Wells. I child: Elizabeth Huey. Grace Huey, b. 9-27-1886, d. 9-18-1892. Robert Elmore Huey, b. 4-30-1888, m'd Macie Knox 1919, dau. J. M. Knox. Mary Elveree Huey, b. 8-23-1889, d. 11-7-1892. Luther Baird Huey, b. 8-14-1891, died young. Janie Margaret Huey, b. 12-15-1898, never married. Mary Elizabeth Huey, b. 12-18-1856, d. 10-2-1885, m'd 1880 Ed. M. McDaniel, son of Mrs. Mary Lowry Mc­ Daniel. Children: Wm. Scott McDaniel, b. 1880, d. 7-26-1925, never married. Edward Lavelle McDaniel, b. 9-29-1882, m'd 1907 (1st) Faddye N. Williams. Children: 5. Donna Mai McDaniel ,b. 5-1-1908, m'd 1929, James Mark Duncan. 3 children, Don Marlin Duncan, Joe McDaniel Duncan and Jerold Mark Duncan, m'd 1963 Floyd Wilson Humphreys.

76 Alton DeWitt McDaniel, b. 6-10-1910, m'd 1941, Elsa Ceements McGaha. Everett Loraine McDaniel, 5-23-1913, m'd 1936 Alvana Katherine Massenmiller. Children: Dale Edward McDaniel, b. 1-8-1947, and Katherine Ann McDaniel, b. 11-27-1942, m'd 1964 James Timothy McCarver. Robert Burnette McDaniel, b. 9-27-1916, m'd 1949 Charlotte Rorich, 2 children: Miriam Annette McDaniel, b. 11-4-1952 and Norman Larry Mc­ Daniel, b. 4-2-1954. Floyd Lavelle McDaniel, b. 7-14-1919, d. 1-16-1943, m'd 1941 Jeanne Eggleston. (2nd Lucille Strong. No children. Sarah Jane Huey, b. 3-23-1859, d. 8-28-1938, age 79, m'd 1910 Robert Wilson, b. 1844, d. 1924, no children, but 4 children by Margaret Simonton, Robert Wilsons 1st wife. John Wilson, James Wilson, R. Todd Wilson and Martha Lavinia Wilson. John Matthews Huey, b. 7-23-1861, d. 6-18-1937, m'd 1895 ( 1st) Lola Isabella Miller, dau. I. M. Miller and Martha Jane Wright. Isabella Miller, dau. I. M. Miller and Martha Jane Wright. Children: 4. James Orris Huey, b. 8-6-1897, d. 10-17-1897. Martha Edith Huey, b. 10-2-1901, d. 8-16-1902. Lillian Isabella Huey, b. 8-5-1906, lived about 6 months. Lois Elizabeth Huey, b. 9-5-1903, m'd 1925 James Thomas Fee, son of James Miller Fee and Cora Lee Faulkner. Children: 4. Isabella Josephine Fee, b. 7-9-1927, m'd 1952, Ben­ jamin Franklin Wells, son B. F. Wells and Eunice Miller Cousar Wells. Nannie Jean Wells, b. 11- 18-1953 James Franklin Wells, b. 9-30-1958 and Richard Allan Wells, b. 5-17-1962. John Stanley Fee, b. 8-30-1933, m'd 1954 Ann Jon McAlister, dau. Rev. Fred R. McAlister. Children: John McAlister Fee, Sharon Elizabeth Fee and Douglas Ranson Fee. James Thornton Fee, b. 7-12-1936, m'd 1962 Patsy Ann Kirk, son, Kirk Alexander Fee, b. 1-1-1966, Charlotte Jean Fee, b. 5-12-1943. Margaret Willie Anna Huey, b. 8-13-1863, d. 4-30-1864, infant daughter b. and d. 1860. 8. Robert Huey, son Samuel Huey in 1916 lived Ashview Oakney, 5 children. 9. Jane Huey, d. age 22. 10. Samuel Huey, d. 1851, age 23.

77 11. Isabella Huey, m'd Mr. Kerr, son W. J. Kerr and a daughter. (Courtesy, Mrs. B. F. Wells, Rt. I, Box 170, Brighton, Tenn., and from records of Miss Janie Huey.) JIM WEST HUEY, b. 3-19-1859, San Fee, Tenn., m'd Callie P. Thunnan, moved to Obine, Tenn., farmed there until 1925, moved to Blythesville, Ark., farmed there 5 years, then moved to Steele, Mo. and farmed there until his death in 7-24-1953. Children: 6 boys, 2 girls. Oda E. Huey, b. 10-14-1883, m'd Mattie, lives Blythesville, Ark. Children: Talmadge Huey and Fredman Huey. John Huey, b. 9-23-1885, d. June 1953, m'd Bessie. Son: Robert Huey. Bessie Huey, b. 9-30-1887, d. 8-8-1939, m'd Gean Crabtree. Children: Ervin Crabtree, Alvie Crabtree, Dab Crabtree and Arch Crabtree. Lived Bemer, Mo. Sam Huey, b. 9-18-1894, m'd Ethel. Children: Marvin Huey and Winiford Huey. Lives Dixie, Mo. Jewel Lee Huey, b. 7-24-1892, m'd Oscar Boone, lives Coater, Mo. Children: Oscar Boone, Wayne Boone, and Bud Boone. Neely Huey, b. 12-30-1902. Lives Newbern, Tenn. No children. Wright Huey, b. 9-12-1904, m'd Tennie, lives Los Angeles. Children: Marie Huey and Jude Huey. Fred Huey, b. 7-16-1906, m'd Blanche, lives Hoyte, Mo. Children: James Huey and Dari Huey. (Data sent in by Mrs. Neely Huey, Rt. 4, Newbern, Tenn.)

MISCELLANEOUS TENNESSEE HUEY'S JAMES HUEY, signed petition 1807, Maury Co. Tenn. assessing 100 acres land Rutherford's Creek, 1811. JOHN HUEY, witness papers Roane Co. Tenn. 1810. LAZARUS HUEY, Capt. Piper's Co. 1823. Rhea Co. Tenn. CAROLINE HUEY, m'd John Rummage, 10-4-1847, Maury Co. Tenn. JAMES HUEY, wife, Jane Huey. Children: James H. Huey, Wm. G. Huey, 4 minors: John Huey, Elizabeth Huey, Jane Huey, Andrew J. Huey. Maury Co. Tenn. 1824. JOHN HUEY, shown in deposition of Dodson heirs, 1854, Maury Co. Tenn. JOSEPH HUEY, purchased land, Maury Co. Tenn. 1857. JOHN HUEY, on Jury, Feb. 1814, Maury Co. Tenn. JAMES H. HUEY, owned Mill below mouth of Sugar Creek, Maury Co. · Tenn. 1859. GREEN HUEY, m'd Susan Bobo 2-15-1832, Maury Co. Tenn. JAMES HUEY, m'd Jane Bradly, 2-29-1832, Maury Co. Tenn.

78 WILLIAM HUEY, b. 1814, m'd Susan Bradley, 11-5-1835, Maury Co. Tenn. Children: James Huey, b. 1836; Susan Huey, b. 1839; Doctor B. Huey, b. 1842; John B. Huey, b. 1844; Eliza Huey, b. 1847. THOMAS E. HUEY, b. 1819 in Tenn. m'd Elizabeth - - - Children: William Huey, b. 1845; John Huey, b. 1846; Candace Huey, b. 1848; James Huey, b. 1850. JAMES H. HUEY, b. 1812 in Tenn., m'd Elizabeth - - - Children: Ann Huey, b. 1842; Robert Huey, b. 1846; Nancv Huey, b. 1848.

TENNESSEE CEMETERY RECORDS ROBERT STEWART HUEY, son of R. S. & M. S. Huey, Arlington Cem. Maury Co. Tenn. NELLIE DAWSON HUEY, wife of Charles Huey, 1902-1924, Mt. Nebo Cem. Maury Co. LOU HICK HUEY, 1871-1958, Goodwin Cemetery Maury Co. JOHN THOMAS HUEY, 1896-1958, Goodwin Cemetery, Maury Co. HETTIE L. HUEY, 1937-1939. Goodwin Cemetery. DUNCAN C. HUEY, inf. son of J. H. & F. P. Huey, Rose Hill Cem. Maury Co.

79 WEST VIRGINIA HUEY'S GEORGE HUEY, b. 1-3-1797, d. 6-26-1871, m'd Mary Wilson. Son: George Washington Huey. GEORGE WASHINGTON HUEY, b. 3-4-1844, d. 3-2-1901, m'd Marie Cunningham. Children: Benjamin Franklin Huey, b. 11-18-1869, d. 1-25-1953, m'd Maude Beaty. Children: Claude B. Huey, b. 1-26-1898, m'd Lona Holterman, lives Manning­ ton, W. Va. Children: Sally Huey, m'd Philip Hess, 3 boys, 1 girl. Peggy Huey, m'd Wendell Longh, 3 boys. L. G. Huey, b. 8-10-1899, m'd Joan, lives Tyler, Texas. Children: Thomas Huey, Ann Huey and Don Huey. Ruth Huey, b. 12-7-1904, m'd Orval C. Baker, d. lives Mannington. Children: Kennis D. Baker, m'd Nell Baxter, Pamela Baker, Kennis Baker and Clark B. Baker. Bernard J. Huey, b. 8-27-1906, m'd Doris Rice, d. lives Mannington. Children: Bernard F. Huey, m'd. Son: Bernie Huey, m'd Deloris Hanna. Lynda Jane Huey, m'd Mr. Polach, Raleigh, N. C. Lynn Ann Huey. Myrtle Marie Huey, b. 1-4-1909, m'd Kennis Ketterer, Ormond Beach, Fla. Children: Kennis Ketterer and Pamela Ketterer. Elizabeth Jane Huey, b. 11-14-1911, m'd Leo Castor, Corpus Christi, Texas. Children: Elizabeth Jane Castor, Sunny Castor and David Castor. Madge Huey, b. 9-16-1913, d. Ester Dell Huey, b. 2-11-1915, m'd Laurence Moss, Pitman, N. J. Children: Larry Moss, Carol Moss and Marilyn Moss. Maude Edith Huey, b. 12-28-1916, m'd Fred Manor, Bowling Green, Ky. Children: Barbara D. Manar, Nancy M. Manar and Jane M. Manar. James Huey, d. m'd Ceron Burchinal. Children: Leah Provine! Huey, d. Earnest Huey, d. Forrest Huey, 4. Florence Venton Huey, Josephine and Geraldine Huey, twins. Myrtle Huey, m'd Echie Barclay. (2nd) m'd ? ? ? a German girl, daughter, Bell Huey, lived Minden, Pa. (Courtesy, Mrs. Ruth H. Baker, 109 Monroe St., Mannington, vV. Va. and others.) OLIVER HUEY, brother of George, 2 sons, Glenn Huey and Lowrie Huey. GEORGE HUEY, m'd Hetty B. Kline.

80 Cllildren: I. Robert Huey, b. 12-21-1886, d. ll-3-1937, m'd (1st) Anna Beatty in 1913. She died Nov. 1922. Children: Virginia Huey, b. 11-23-1914, m'd James Parker, lives Stow, Ohio. Children: Anna Mary Parker, b. 4-23-1947, student Kent. Univ. Sally Parker, b. 7-31-1950. Emily Huey, b. 7-23-1917, m'd Glen I. Phipps, lives Fair­ mont, W. Va. Children: Anna Phipps, b. 7-9-1936, m'd Dick Lavy. 1 child, Becky Lavy. Robert Phipps, b. ,5-29-1938, m'd Jeannie Smith, lives Fair­ mont. Patrick Phipps, b. 10-19-1945, U. S. Army. John Robert Huey, b. 6-25-1922, m'd Mary Ellen Burdette, 1942. Children: John R. Huey, Jr., b. 6-29-1943, m'd Kay Totten. Michelle Huey, daughter, b. 10-27-1966. Edward Huey, b. 11-19-1946, Jane El1en Huey, b. 5-19- 1951. Gary Stephen Huey, b. 12-21-1954, Lewis Gregory Huey, b. 10-13-1964. Helen Huey, b. 3-4-1921, m'd Thomas Wise, USAF, lives in Germany. (2nd) m'd 1924 to Grace Fitch to Corning, Ohio. Children: Barbara Huey, b. 8-30-1926, m'd Everett Batten. 1 son: Donnie Batten, b. 8-29-1950.

2. Will Huey, m'd Hattie Hibbs. Son: Edgar Huey, m'd Grace Henley, 1 son, Jimmy Huey. (Courtesy, Mrs. John R. Huey, Sr., 17 Hambrick Rd., Nitro, W. Va., and others.) GEORGE W. HUEY, born 3-4-1844, d. 3-2-1901, m'd Mary Chambers. Children: Alexander Chambers Huey, wife, Barbara Shupp. Children: Rossa Jane Huey, m'd Elmer Ellsworth Sturm. Children: Goffe Huey Sturm. Mary Anne Thorne Sturm. Beryle Jane Stmm, m'd Elwood P. Calvert. Dana Ruth Sturm, m'd John Grayson DeVaul. Children: Robert Wayne DeVaul. John Goffe DeVaul

81 John Elsworth Sturm, m'd Patricia Belle Smith. Children: John Mart Sturm. Rhonda Jane Stunn. Mary Anne Sturm, m'd John Clinton Robison. Children: Lynnette Lu Robinson. John Timothy Robison. ( Courtesy, Goffe H. Sturm, Mannington, W. Va.)

82 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS ROBERT DAVIS HUEY, from Chipley, (Harris Co.) Ga. Millwright & Gunsmith, killed about 1837 by discharge while repairing a gun. (page 62). Children: Dr. Alexander Huey, from Arkansas to Pittsburgh, Texas. 2 sons, I girl: Dallas Huey, James Huey, girl unknown. James Huey, d. Barbour Co. Ala. 1858. 2 girls: I m'd Mr. Ethridge, 1 m'cl Joel Grant of Dothan. Wm. George Huey, 1 son: Dr. George Huey, Hartford, Ala. Jane Hill, m'd Dr. J. M. Hill, I son: Robert Hill, I son, I girl. Robert Hill, Willie Hill m'd Mr. Grant, lived Chalybeate Springs, Ga. Elizabeth Huey, m'd Dr. John Re)'nolds, of Clio, Ala. Children: Dr. R. D. Reynolds, of Ozark, Ala. Dr. J. W. Reynolds, Brundage, Ala. Annie Reynolds, m'd Mr. Lee, Clio, Ala. Mollie Reynolds, m'd Mr. Faulk. Eleanor Huey, m'd Allen Wallace 1-2-1839, Chambers Co. Ala. Children: Mrs. G. Y. Malone of Dothan, Ala. Mrs. Amanda Smith, Hartford, Ala. Mrs. Annie "'higham, near Temple, Texas. EDWIN KING HUEY, page 10, lived & died in New Orleans, La. Children: Cecil Hardy Huey, son, deceased. Cecil Hardy Huey, II, deceased wife, Betty Jean Bouchard Huey, 10612 Marquis, Dallas, Texas. Children: Cecil Hardy Huey, III, b. 4-16-1949. Cecilia Maitland Huey, b. 12-12-1952. Stephen Page Huey, b. 11-24-1959. Neva Langdon Huey, m'd ( 1st) Mr. Dugue de Livaudais. I daughter. Neva Marie Duge de Livaudais, m'd Robert Ladd Willard. Children: Stuart Mansfield Willard, b. 8-1-1951. Geoffrey Hardy Willard, b. 9-18-1953. (2nd) m'd H. Loomis Ferry. Elizabeth Hardy Huey, m'd (1st) Charles L. Franck, Jr., I son. Charles L. Franck, 3rd, m'd Marbara Sue Graves. 2 children: Laurie Elizabeth Franck & Charles Graves Franck, live Houston, Texas, (2nd) m'd F. Van Doty, 8731 Aberdeen Rd., Leadwood, Kans. ROBERT LEONIDAS HUEY, son of Frances Boele Huey and Alice Salter Huey, (page 33) m'd Vera Hopkins, dau. Sherry Huey, m'd. 2 children. ELEANOR HUEY, (page 62) dau. of Robert Davis Huey, m'd Allen Wallace, parents of George Wallace, grandparents of Dr. George Oscar

83 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Wallace, great-grandparents of George Corley Wallace, Sr., and great­ great-grandparents of Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama. JACQUELINE V. HUEY, (page 49) m'd Harry W. Fry. Children: Vir­ ginia Diane Fry, b. 2-27-1947 and Doris Jean Fry, b. 7-2-1949. CATHERINE HUEY, page 44. b. 11-7-1783, d. 10-16, 1857, m'd 1803 Joseph Douglass. Children: 7. Matilda Harris Douglass, b. 5-4-1804, d. 9-22-1808. Elizabeth Johnston Douglass, b. 10-25-1805, m'd 1825 David L. Torrance. Marshal H. Douglass, b. 11-22-1808, d. 5-3-1847, m'd 1831 Caro- line Esther McPherson. Joseph Barnet Douglass, b. 3-21-1811, m'd 1838, Jane Torrance. Margaret Cory Douglass, b. 7-5-1813, m'd 1835, Moses A. White. James Blair Douglass, b. 1-6-1816, d. 10-16-1843, m'd 1848, Mary C. Murdock. Rachel Adeline Douglass, b. 8-10-1818, d. 1-4-1844, m'd 1843, Abner Monteith. (Courtesy, Mrs. S. E. Douglass, 410 Academy St., Tahlequah, Okla.) ESTELLE VIRGINIA HUEY, (page 12) b. Marion, Ala., m'd William Burt MacBride, Cleveland, Ohio. Children: 2 sons, 2 daughters. Burt MacBride, Grad. Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland, Ohio. 1915. 1st Lieut. Inf. 83rd Div., World War I. In France I year. Retired 1958, Senior Editor Readers Digest. Lived 3 years in Europe, m'd Elise Fairfax Lea, 1924. Children: I son, 2 girls (twins) . Roger Lea MacBride, b. 8-6-1929, m'd Susan Ford, of South­ port, Conn. 1961. Attended Exeter, Princeton and 3 years Harvard Law School. Pamela Fairfax MacBride, m'd Austen B. Colgate, NYC 1955. Patricia Langdon MacBride, m'd Donald Hendrickson, 1955. Chem. Engr. Socony Vacuum Oil Co., NYC. Virginia MacBride Todd, deceased. Mildred MacBride Wilkin, deceased. Philip Huey MacBride, m'd Alma Crouse, live Brighton, Mich. Children: 3 sons. King MacBride, Robert MacBride and Lee MacBride. SIMEON HYDER HUEY, (page .50) b. 8-3-1844, d. 9-3-1897, m'd Alice M. Hunter. Children: I. Frank Vernon Huey, b. 1870, d. 1927, m'd Lillian Olive Gribble.

84 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Children: Edwin Carlton Huey, (Leesburg, Fla.), b. 1893, m'd (1st) Ola Stringfellow, (2nd) Mary Frances Dietrich. Marilyn Huey, b. 1940. Lila Alice Huey, (Barnwell, S. C.) m'd 1919 Charlie Brown, Jr. Children: Helena Vernon Brown, b. 1920, m'd Wm. E. Clark. Children: Wm. E. Clark, Jr., b. 1943, and Charles Einfield Clark. Ione Brown, b. 1927, m'd 1945, James S. Richardson. Chil­ dren: Helena Ione Richardson, b. 1950, James Smith Richardson, b. 1956. Frank Vernon Huey, Jr. (Detroit, Mich.) b. 1899. Children: Charles Huey, David Huey. (2nd) m'd Elizabeth Fowler. Lester W. Huey, b. 3-21-1922, m'd 1951, Hazel Marie Harvey. Children: Hazel Marie Huey, b. 12-29-1951 and Lester W. Huey, Jr., b. 9-12-1953. 2. Maggie Huey, m'd Eugene Wilder. Son: Hunter Wilder, b. 1900, d. 1966. (2nd) m'd Mary Elizabeth Robertson, b. 1859, d. 1946. Children: John Robertson Huey, b. 7-27-1879, d. 3-19-1880. Daisye Livingston Huey, b. 1-1-1880, d. 7-9-1956, m'd 1914 Max M. Brown, (Lake City, Fla.) Children: Mary Elizabeth Brown, b. 3-24-1916, m'd 1939, Emory Butler. Children: Mary Brown Butler, b. 3-31-1942, m'd Hugh Mason, dau. Elizabeth Butler Mason, b. 6-22-1965. Josephine Huey Butler, b. 1-25-1947. Elizabeth Park Butler, b. 10-12-1949. 3. Azilee Beaufort Huey, b. 4-13-1882, d. 5-26-1955. Single. 4. Ida Marie Huey, b. 1-20-1884, d. 4-9-1961, m'd 1906, Francis Heyward Moore. Children: Francis Heyward Moore, Jr., b. 8-24-1907, d. 11-18-1940. Single. Agnes Elizabeth Moore, b. 12-25-1909, m'd 1932 Wm. Barber Sykes. Children: Marion Elizabeth Sykes, b. 10-27-1938, m'd 1964, Ronald James Henderson. Wm. Barber Sykes, Jr., b. 7-20-1942, m'd 1966, Jane Carroll Brewer. Simeon Huey Moore, b. 1-10-1911, m'd 1935, Monteen Shore. Children: Frances Monteen Moore, b. 12-26-1935, m'd 1953, Wm. Rissell Cave. Children: Wm. Simmie Cave, b. 4-2-1959 and Randall Allen Cave, b. 1963. Marion Love Moore, b. 5-28-1938, m'd 1959, Marion LeGrand Roberts. Children: Jenny Monteen Roberts, Frances Marion Roberts and Julie Elizabeth Roberts.

85 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Joseph Palmer Moore, b. 2-24-1915, m'd 1937, Mary Melli­ champ McMaster. Children: Mary McMaster Moore, b. 1939, m'd 1960, Jerry Leonard Frye. Children: Jerry Leonard Frye, Jr., b. 1961, and Mary McMaster Frye, b. 1965. Francis Heyward Moore, b. 11-30-1943. Marion Mellichamp Moore, b. 7-3-1945, m'd. 1963, Ronald Eugene Lee. Child: Marion Elizabeth Lee, b. 8-2-1966. Joanne Elizabeth Moore, b. 4-15-1952. Catherine Marie Moore, b. 12-8-1956. Marion Moore, b. 10-27-1916, m'd 1944, Louise Renfro Nichols. Children: John Marion Moore, b. 1945; Verner Louise Moore, b. 1948; Joseph Heyward Moore, b. 1953. 5. Jessie Ruff Huey, b. 3-5-1886, m'd (1st) 1911, John Marvin Cannon. Children: John Marvin Cannon, Jr., b. 8-6-1913, d. 11-16-1959, m'd (1st) Mary Momand. Children: Mimi Elizabeth Cannon, b. 3-5-1938, m'd 1958, Wm. Thomas Steele, Jr. Children: Wm. Thomas Steele, III, b. 1960, Fred­ erick Marion Steele, b. 1963; Benjamin Lam-ence Steele, b. 1965, Jennifer Laurence Steele. Mary Ann Cannon, b. 9-5-1941, m'd 1960, Jimmie Rogers. Children: Leesa Louise Rogers, b. 1961; Tammy Kay Rogers, b. 1962; Jessie Lynn Rogers, b. 1966. (2nd) m'd Dr. Virginia Maria Ferrara. Children: Virginia Maria Cannon, Helen Huey Cannon, Joan Cannon, John Marvin Can­ non, III. (2nd) m'd 1917, Burton Massey. (3rd) m'd Charles Frederick Laurence. 6. Thomas Walker Huey, II, b. 8-8-1888, d. 7-21-195.5, m'd Hazel Thompson. Children: 3. Dr. Thomas Walker Huey, III, b. 7-29-1916, m'd 1942, Katherine Mary Shee. Children: Thomas Walker Huey, IV, b. 6-28-1944. Nancy Elizabeth Huey, b. 7-26-1948. Katherine Carter Huey, b. 4-29-1950. 7. William Anderson Huey, b. 4-19-1891, m'd 1918, Olga Crosland. Children: Norine Elizabeth Huey, b. 1-5-1919, m'd 1942, Wilson Locke Lynch. Children: Wilson Locke Lynch, Jr., b. 1-14-1943, m'd 1964, Louise Spicer Young. Child: Norine Huey Lynch. (2nd) m'd 1949, John Adams Wallace. Children: John Adams Wallace, Jr. and Caroline Anderson Wallace, b. 1958.

86 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS 8. Mary Huey, b. 3-13-1893, d. 6-1-1954, m'd 1918, Robert Lee Adams. Children: Martha Elizabeth Adams, b. 5-2-1919, m'd 1944, Samuel Black Bledsoe, Jr. Children: Samuel Black Bledsoe, III, b. 1946. Mary Huey Bledsoe, b. 4-13-1949, Robert Lee Adams, Jr., b. 12-5- 1924, m'd 1949, Jean Mary Kelly. Children: Kathryn Adams, b. 1952, Laura McLean Adams, b. 1957. Robert Lee Adams, III, b. 1960. Dr. Simeon Huey Adams, b. 7-8-1927, m'd Agnes Karen Craw­ ford, 1958. Children: Mary Elizabeth Adams, b. 1959. Anne Pollock Adams, b. 1962. David McLean Adams, b. 1966. ( Courtesy, Mrs. Wm. Alexander Huey, 2830 Gervais St., Columbia, S. C.) 29204 NANCY HUEY, dau. of Hercules & Isabella Smith Huey, b. 1790-1800, da 1869, m'd William Franklin Woods, of Lancaster District, S. C., ba 1800, d. 1888, migrated to Schley Co. Ga., between Ellaville and Americus. Later moved to Alabama, near Troy. During the Civil War moved to White Oak Springs, Barbour Co., Ala. Both buried in Cun­ ningham Cemetery, between Eufaula and Clayton, Ala. Children: Mary Woods, m'd Joe Hudson, Americus, Ga., buried there. Children: Joe Hudson, Billy Hudson, Victor Hudson & Mary Hudson. Louisa Woods, m'd Noel Goodson, buried Enterprise Cemetery, near Dawson, Ga. Children: Bobby Goodson, m'd Rena Tyson, buried Fairview Cemetery, Eufaula, Ala. Edward Goodson, m'd Clara Gammage, buried Terrell Co., near Dawson, Ga. Charlie Goodson, buried in Texas, never married. John Goodson, buried Terrell Co. Ga., never married. Laura Hill Goodson, m'd Wm. McLeod, buried Terrell Co. Ga. Antionette Eunaline Goodson, m'd William Bishop Bush. Among the children born to this union, Mary Ella Bush, b. 1-15-1871, d. 7-22-1937, m'd John Thomas Martin 1913, b. 1868. 8 children, one being May Julia Martin, b. 9-3-1903, m'd James William Smith 1929, now living in Americus, Ga. Nellie Goodson, m'd John Reaves, Cunningham Cemetery, Bar- bour Co. Ala. Wilmoth Goodson, m'd Lon Tundy, buried Ellaville, Ga. Hannah Goodson, m'd Sid Rainey, buried Terrell Co. Ga. Fannie Goodson, m'd George Rollins, buried Rocky Mt. Cem. Barbour Co. Ala. Naomi Goodson, died age 16, Rocky Mt. Cemetery. Noel Goodson, moved to Penn. Samuel Calvin Woods, b. 7-10-1842, d. 2-3-1928, m'd Mary Ann McLeod, 1866. Buried Cunningham Cemetery, Barbour Co. Ala.

87 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Children: Ida Woods, died in infancy. Catherine Eugenia Woods, m'd Charles D. Bush, buried Rocky Mt. Cemetery. Children: Eugene Bush, unmarried. Irene Bush, m'd Homer Lewis. Pauline Bush, m'd Foy Byrd. Jesse Bush, m'd Estelle McCain. Edna Bush, m'd Alto Robertson. Addie Bush, m'd Cliff Wise. Lois Bush, m'd Harry Jackson. Lowell Bush, m'd Elizabeth Marshall. Williebel Bush. Nellie Bush, died in infancy. Mary Leona Woods, m'd James H. DeShazo, buried Epworth Cem. Children: Rosa DeShazo, m'd George Cadenhead, buried Waycross, Ga. Arwilda DeShazo, unmarried, buried Epworth Cem., near Eufaula, Ala. Lawrence DeShazo, m'd Millie Jack­ son. Linwood DeShazo, m'd Beatrice Mathews. Lila DeShazo, m'd Albert Hatfield. J. C. DeShazo, m'd Corinne Sweatt. Herbert DeShazo, m'd Verna Booth. Ann DeShazo, unmarried. Melissa Irene Woods, m'd Copeland Brown. Children: Sallie Mae Brown, m'd Earl P. Guy. Lucile Brown, m'd Allen T. Corbitt. Lima Brown, m'd Barto Ward. Elizabeth Brown, m'd Grady Threatt. Gaurice Brown, m'd Minnie Lee Hurst. Ruby Brown, buried Fairview Cem., Eufaula. Ala. William Alexander Woods, m'd Willie Wilson, buried Rocky Mt. Cemetery. Children: Edgar Woods, m'd Myrtle Clark. Ralph Woods, m'd Lucile Gary. Hoyt Woods, m'd Jewel Spires. Lori Woods, m'd Lester Clark, buried Rocky Mt. Cem. Velma Woods, m'd Merrill Spires. Wallace Woods, buried Rocky Mt. Cem. Robert Woods, died age 2, buried Cunningham Cem. James Woods (1st) m'd Margaret Herrod. Children: Edgar and Charlie Woods. (2nd) m'd Julia Wom1ack. Children: Ela Woods, Louella Woods, Lee Andrew Jackson Woods, Rodolph Woods, (3rd) m'd Leila Gilchrist. No children, buried Ellaville, Ga. David Woods, M.D., never married, buried Tuscaloosa, Ala. Surgeon in Confederate Army. Nancy Catherine Woods, unmarried, buried Epworth Cem. Alexander Woods, m'd late in life, no children, buried Albany, Ga. (Courtesy, Mrs. E. P. Guy, 1120 Felder Ave., Montgomery, Ala., and Mrs. James W. Smith, P. 0. Box 406, Americus, Ga.) WALTON P. HUEY, (Page 62) b. 2-28-1870, d. 12-26-1951, lived Briar Hill, Pike Co. Ala., most of his life, moved to Ramer, Ala., where he died, m'd Lucy Clyde Giddens. Children: Sybil Huey, b. 4-18-1904, at Briar Hill, now lives at Jackson, Ala., m'd M. White Smith, d. 4-8-1965. Children: Annie Smith, lives at Selma, Ala., and Maida Smith. Louie H. (Bud) Huey, b. 2-3-1906, Briar Hill, lives 3682 Berkley Dr., m'd Mildred Anne Trotter of Rainer, Ala. Children: Julie Anne Huey, m'd John Spano.

$8 CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS Margarete Huey, b. 4-3-1908, lives Mobile, Ala. Mike Huey, b. 8-4-1900, Briar Hill, d. Sept. 1919. SARAH ELIZABETH HUEY, (page 62) b. 2-16-1823, in Meckleburg Co., N. C. moved to Harris Co. Ga., d. 3-15-1906 in Clio, Barbour Co. Ala., m'd Dr. John Adams Reynolds, b. 12-6-1819, Montgomery Co. N. C., d. 9-17-1891, Barbour Co. Ala. Children: Dr. Robert Davis Reynolds, b. 1845, d. 1915, m'd Fannie Card, lived in Ozark, Dale Co. Ala. Children: Dr. Len Reynolds, m'd Emma Stegall. Dr. Robert Davis Reynolds, m'd Lucile Durr. Dr. Lawrence Reynolds, single. Bernard Reynolds, m'd - - - Gamer. Charlie Reynolds, Alexander Reynolds. Lola Reynolds, m'd L. B. Martin. Erin Reynolds, m'd Dr. H. B. Dowling. Lizzie Reynolds, m'd Louie F. Sessions. John Buchanon Reynolds, m'd Zenobia Faulk, lived Clio, Ala. Children: John Wright Reynolds, Charlotte Reynolds, Ina Reynolds, Winston Reynolds, Dr. Grover Reynolds, Dr. James Reynolds, Wm. Mark Reynolds, and Alfred Wade Reynolds. Mary Jane Reynolds, m'd James K. Faulk, lived Clio, Ala. Children: Robert Faulk, John Wright Faulk, Wm. Mark Faulk, Charlotte Faulk, Winston Faulk, Sallie Faulk, Irene Faulk, Pearler Faulk and Dr. Charlie ·Faulk. · Annie T. Reynolds, b. 1857, m'd R. M. Lee, lived Clio, Ala. Children: Huey Reynolds Lee, b. 9-22-1886, d. 7-7-1942, m'd Janet McDowell. George Greer Lee, b. 1-29-1884, d. 11-22-1939, single, lived Clio, Ala. Dr. James Walker Reynolds, b. 8-7-1859, d. 9-21-1925, m'd Lonie Elizabeth Clark, lived Brundidge, Ala. Children: Dr. Fred D. Reynolds, b. 10-8-1889, m'd Violet Barnett of Memphis, Tenn. No children. Lives Montgomery, Ala. Fay Rey­ nolds, b. 8-8-1892, m'd Dr. Walter Feliz Turnipseed, lives Eufaula, Barbour Co. Ala. Maude Reynolds, b. 8-12-1895, d. 6-5-1943, m'd M. A. Brown 1944, lives Brundidge, Ala. Ruth Reynolds, b. 4-2- 1898, m'd Grady Carroll, lives Ozark, Ala. Gussie Reynolds, m'd Press Smart, lives Clio, Ala. Children: Reynolds Smart, m'd (1st) Lucile Dickerson, (2nd) Ethel Shealy, lives Brundidge, Ala. Charlie Reynolds, b. 2-2-1862, d. 2-20-1877, died age 15. (From the files of Dr. Fred D. Reynolds, 2138 College St., Montgomery, Ala. 36106.)

89 CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS NATHAN HUEY, b. 7-17-1855, d. 1-14-1921, m'd Linda Ann Winkle­ pleck, 1881, b. 1865, d. 1936. Children: Arthur Huey. Eva Huey, b. 7-23-1885, d. 3-28-1966, m'd William Powell. Ada Huey, b. 8-23-1888, d. 1965, (1st) Ost Vakl, (2nd) George Vakl. Pearl Huey, b. 1-9-1887 in Freedom, Ind. ( 1st) - - - (2) Joseph Henry Smith. Nathan Huey, Jr., b. 1-19-1890, d. 1-28-1952, m'd Dora M. A. Parker, 1912. Children: Donald Robert Huey, b. 3-3-1922, Seattle, Wash, m'd Doris Irene Doutney, 1948. Children: Vickie Louise Huey, b. 3-27-1949, Mascon, Idaho. George Richard Huey, b. 10-11-1950. Masha Dawn Huey, b. 2-12-1954. Dorothy Annette Huey, b. 1-14-1905, Seattle, m'd Wm. Arne Running, 1947. Children: Penny Lee Running, b. 2-4-1948. Steven William Running, b. 4-18-1950. Mark Running, b. 11-23-1953. Richard Nathan Huey, b. 12-19-1927, m'd Rosemary Bowden, 1949. Children: John Arnold Huey, b. 5-6-1962, Seattle. Lynn James Huey, b. 3-21-1950. Robert Nathan Huey, b. 2-22-1952. Lori Sasanne Huey, b. 4-19-1956. ( Courtesy, Mrs. Dora Huey, 4210 Brooklyn, N. E., Apt. 104, Seattle, Wash.) NANCY HUEY, b. 5-14-1803, N. C., d. Jan. 1873, Colfax Co. (now Clay Co.) Miss., m'd 12-4-1821 Joshua Hazelwood, b. 12-25-1800, b. 12-1859, son of Richard Hazelwood. Children: 5 sons, 6 girls. George Washington Hazelwood, b. 8-8-1822, d. 3-1-1868, m'd Han- nah Elizabeth Meredith. 4 sons, 3 girls. John Meredith Hazelwood, son, b. 12-12-1850, m'd Sarah Jane Carter. Virginia Ann Hazelwood, dau., m'd Wm. Jordan Young. Frank Jor dan Young, son, b. 3-13-1907, m'd Alice Gilliland, Laura Ann Young, dau., b. 9-6-1942, m'd Richard Stanley Ray, 4-11-1963. Calvin Thomas Hazelwood, b. 2-13-1824, d. 1-11-1907, m'd Sarah Martha McCracken, 7-6-1856. 6 sons, 2 girls. Richard Burton Hazelwood, b. 9-21-1825, d. 7-2-1902, m'd Pemina Pierce. 5 sons, 6 girls. James A. Hazelwood, b. 6-23-1827, m'd Martha Ward. No children.

90 CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS Maria Louisa Hazelwood, b. 2-19-1829, m'd Leven Pierce, 2 girls. Sarah Elizabeth Hazelwood, b. 6-26-1831, m'd Hosea Middleton, no children. Virginia Ann Hazelwood, b. 9-27-1833, m'd Charles Kilgore Walker. Talitha Cannie Hazelwood, b. 2-21-1837, m'd John W. Pate 4 sons, 4 girls. Nancy Ella Pate, dau., m'd George Washington Reid. Charles W. Reid, son, b. 6-18-1903, m'd Elizabeth Campbell, Charles Wil­ liam Reid, Jr., son, b. 3-10-1945. Nancy Jane Hazelwood, b. 12-4-1839, m'd Sim Carpenter, 1 son, 1 dau. Joshua Huey Hazelwood, b. 7-21-1841, m'd Sarah Ann Pierce, 2 sons, 2 dau. Sophronia Catherine Hazelwood, b. 3-10-1844, m'd (1) Huey Brass­ field, l son. (2) Wm. Wesley Brassfield, 4 sons, 2 dau. (Courtesy, Mrs. C. W. Reid, 749 N. Garland, Memphis, Tenn. 38107 and Mrs. Ann Ray, 1217 E. Manhattan Dr., Tempe, Ariz. 85281.) ROBERT ELI ALEXANDER HUEY, (page 52) b. 5-29-1851, d. 3-14- 1925, Tirzah Cemetery, m'd Mary Elizabeth Kee, 1879. Children: 9. Claudius Martin Huey, b. 3-17-1880, d. 8-9-1949, m'd Mabel Catherine Barbie, 1908. Children: 7. Claude McRuffin Huey, b. 4-1-1911, m'd Ethel Lee Bunch, 1930. Children: 3. Robert Alexander Huey, b. 3-10-1913, m'd Kathleen Sowell, 2 children. Ellen Elizabeth Huey, b. 1-30-1915, single. Mabel Barbie Huey, b. 8-23-1916, d. 5-23-1918. Mary Louise Huey, b. 10-12-1917, m'd Lt. Harry E. Kinzie, 1943. 4 children. John Kee Huey, b. 10-14-1920, m'd Katherine Eugenia Bethune, 1942. 2 children. Chalmers Barbie Huey, b. 6-23-1922, m'd Elizabeth Howell, 1948. 3 children. Thomas Walter Huey, b. 12-15-1881, m'd Rosa Glenn Stack, 1913, son: Thomas Walker Huey, Jr., b. 6-25-1928. Ernest Earle Huey, b. 1-7-1884, d. 6-30-1959, m'd Bartha Mahala Ratchford, 1916. Children: 2. Sarah Edna Huey, b. 8-4-1918, m'd John E. King, 1947. Son: Charles Eugene King, b. 10-22-1948. William Earle Huey, b. 2-17-1923, m'd Marilyn Roberts, 1946. Children: 3. William Earle Huey, Jr., b. 5-25-1947. Lawrence Roberts Huey, b. 7-15-1951. Thomas Alexander Huey, b. 7-10-1953.

91 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Clarence Withers Huey, b. 11-27-1885, d. 7-2-1958, m'd Agnes Newton Scott, 1910. Children: C. W. Huey, Jr., b. 7-19-1915, m'd Mildred Marie Mizell, 1936. 2 children. Mary Elizabeth Huey, b. 10-10-1917, rn'd Wm. Cecil Sewell, 1948. 3 children. Amanda Louise Huey, b. 5-7-1888, m'd Henry Eugene Wilson, 1914. Children: 5. Henry Eugene Wilson, Jr., b. 7-12-1915, m'd Evelyn King, 1939. 1 child. Mary Louise Wilson, b. 1916, d. 1917. James Alexander Wilson, b. 1-18-1918, d. 7-11-1921. Thomas Huey Wilson, b. 9-10-1921, m'd Virginia Albertine Shoaf, 1948. 2 children. Robert Powe Wilson, b. 1-17-1925, m'd Anne Westwood Tolar, 1952. 3 children. Robert Simeon Huey, b. 4-20-1890, d. 1963, m'd Maye Stewart, 1917. Children: 2. Robert Stewart Huey, b. 7-21-1923, d. 1923. Nancy Bailey Huey, b. 10-17-1927, m'd Thadius Robertson Kelly, Jr., 1950. 5 children. Loma May Huey, b. 4-18-1892, m'd Boyce James Harper, 1915. Children: 3. Boyce James Harper, Jr., b. 10-20-1920, m'd Lena Wilhelmina Schlingman, 1944. 2 children. William Alexander Harper, b. 3-6-1922, m'd Gennette Baker, 1946. 2 children. Johnsie May Harper, b. 7-20-1924, m'd Geo. Daukas, 19,50. 2 children. Iva Annette Huey, b. 12-6-1894, d. 8-27-1958, m'd James Chapman Rollings, 1924. Son: Robert Chapman Rollings, b. 12-28-1926, m'd Jessie Morrow Atkinson, 1949. 2 children. James Kee Huey, b. 9-28-1897, d. 7-10-1961, m'd Mary Groover, 1934. Son: James Kee Huey, Jr., b. 4-23-1945. (Courtesy, Mrs. Bertha R. Huey, Route 2, Waxhaw, N. C.) BRIGADIER-GENERAL JOHN HUEY, killed in the Battle of Trenton., m'd Margaret Culbertson, (page 39, Vol. 1.) Children: Mary Huey, b. 4-3-1809; Lucy Huey, May 1810. Eliza Huey, b. 10-9-1811, d. 4-10-1891. Samuel Culbertson Huey, b. 1813, Indiana, Pa. Robert Huey, b. 1820; Jolm Huey, b. 1821, Wm. Huey, b. 1822. SAMUEL CULBERTSON HUEY, b. July 1813, Indiana, Pa., started to work in Pittsburgh, in Dry Good business. 1844 moved to Philadelphia, continued in Dry Good business. 1851 elected to Board of the Penn.

92 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Mutual Life Ins. Co. 1870 was made President of Penn. Mutual, and served until his death in 1886. Also Director in The Northern Central RR and Spring Garden Ins. ·Co. A Member of the Union League Club of Philadelphia. Elder in Presbyterian Church, m'd Mary Ann Scott Baird of Charleston, S. C. Children: John Huey, b. 5-20-1837; Robert Huey, b. 9-11-1839. Samuel Baird Huey, b. 1-7-1842; Emma Huey, b. 1-7-1842. Harriet J. Baird Huey, b. 4-27-1849, in Pa. SAMUEL BAIRD HUEY, b. 1-7-1842, Pittsburgh, Pa. Lawyer. Finished Princeton 1863, attended U. of Pa., studying law, entered office of John C. Bullitt. Was Captain, Major, then Adjutant-General, Philadelphia National Guard, resigned 1878. Admitted to bar 1868. Admitted to Pa. Supreme Court 1880, lated admitted to U. S. Supreme Court. Children: 7, 5 boys, 2 girls. 1 dau. m'd Paul Roberts of Villanova, 3 girls. 1 dau., m'd Alex Wister, 5 children: Deborah Wister, m'd Paul Brown. Malcolm S. Huey, m'd 1 dau. Others unknown. {Courtesy, Malcolm S. Huey, 210 Western Savings Fund Bldg., Philadelphia. ) JABE CURRY HUEY, (page 30) Vol. 1, son of Samuel T. Huey. b. 4-19-1856, d. 9-19-1920, m'd 1875 Manima Goodwin. Children: 6. Eugene Perry Huey, b. 2-2-1877, d. 8-15-1957, m'd 1902 Annie Hubbert Conner. Children: 2. Mary Bell Huey, m'd Joseph W. May. Evans Eugene Huey, m'd Ruby Stamps. Samuel Luther Huey, b. 9-22-1879, d. 11-22-1922, m'd Beulah Chisenall, 1901. Children: 2. Gladys Huey, m'd Louis Vines. Samuel L. Huey, Jr., m'd Kathleen Bryant. Sarah Mellisa Huey, b. 7-6-1884, d. 7-31-1964, m'd (1st) James Wood. Children: James Wood, Jr. and Samuel Wood, m'd (2nd) George Knowles, daughter-Sarah Gladys Knowles. Frank Huey, b. 7-26-1887, d. 1-5-1968, m'd 1907 Esther Stephens. Children: 2. Frank Lacy Huey, m'd Kathleen Boswell. Ellis E. Huey, m'd Bessie Lewis. Ethel Huey, b. 6-9-1890, m'd Newton Sharpe Calhoun. Children: 2. Mary Sue Calhoun, m'd Ed Arthur and Huey Calhoun, m'd Ruth Bedford. Grover Cleveland Huey, b. 9-22-1893, m'd Blanche Wood, 1911.

93 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Children: 6. Madelyn Huey, m'd Earl Wood. Eleanor JoAnn Huey, m'd Peter Zukow. Charles Grover Huey, m'd Frances Clements; Frances Huey, m'd Harry Heard; J. C. Huey, m'd Marie Hosey; Jean Huey, m'd Wm. Willoughby, m'd (2nd) Allene Payne. No children. ( Contributed by Mrs. Mary Belle Huey May, 2524 20th Place W. Birmingham, Ala.) ELLA HUEY, m'd John Prior (Pryor), b. 3-8-1840, d. 3-8-1900 (page 62, Vol. 1) Children: 6. Sally Prior, m'd Tom Adams, 3 children: Ethel Adams, m'd Jim Tom Browining. Mavis Adams, m'd Tom Harden. Susie Adams, m'd Gurthen Wilson. Wade Prior, unmarried. Foy Prior, m'd Owen 0. Dean, 3 children: Preston Dean, Mike Dean, Hilda Dean, m'd Wallace Widtman. Susie Prior, m'd Joseph Reynolds, 7 children: Gilbert Reynolds; Grover Reynolds; Joe Wheeler Reynolds; Hazel Reynolds; Edna Reynolds; Foy Reynolds and Sidney Reynolds. Julia Prior, b. 1887, m'd Leither S. Senn, 1921, d. 8-22-1952. Children: Morris Hilliard Senn, b. 9-31-1923 and infant dif. John Thomas Prior, m'd Doshie Senn, 1890, d. 3-26-1926. Children: Clifton Thomas Prior, b. 9-2-1924, m'd Betty Warr 1964; Carrie Prior, b. 9-12-1922, m'd Charles R. Holder 1939, no children. (Furnished by Mrs. Carrie P. Holder, Route 2, Brundidge, Ala. WILLIAM GEORGE HUEY, son of Robert Davis Huey, m'd Roenne Fleming, Son: George Wm. Huey. George William Huey, Physician, 1862-1916, m'd Leila Stewart. Children: George Stewart Huey, 1903-1906. Frances Elizabeth Huey, m'd John Raymond Berckbickler. Children: Elizabeth Raymond Berckbickler, m'd Lt. Col. Edward Wright James. Children: Byrnes Wright James; Brooks Edward James; Eliza­ beth; Marie James; Edward Alleric James and Wm. Huey James. Olive Rebekah Huey, 1907-1956, m'd James Leo Jeter, Enterprise, Ala. Children: Jack Lovick Jeter, m'd Evelyn Grizzard. Mary Huey Jeter, m'd Dr. Chas. S. McCain. George Wm. Jeter, m'd Elizabeth Adele Burt.

94 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Wi!Iiam Jackson Huey, m'd Dorothy M. Rupp, live Ocean Springs, Miss. Children: James Douglas Huey and Florence Leila Huey. Mary Clyde Huey, m'd Dr. Dennis Wm. Sullivan, Jr. Children: Dennis Wm. Sullivan III, m'd Lynne Erickson. Sharon Ann Sullivan and Susan Jane Sullivan. (Courtesy, Mrs. Frances Huey Berckbickler, Rt. 2, Box 325, Montgomery, Ala.)

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HUEY FAMILY HISTORY INDEX Vol. 1 - Printed 1963 -A­ Childress, Chas. W. 50 Abbott, Grace 41 Clark, Ann 71 Adams, Abram 2-5;s, Clinkscales, Albeit J. 61 Adams, Laura 41 Cook, Ann 73 Adams, Margaret 55 Cook, Capt. Walter 7-10 Adams, Robert Lee 51 Cooper, Mary 30 Anderson, Churchill 44-69 Countryman, Cynthia 53 Anthony, Edward 49 Craig, John Johnston 46 Appleton, Carrie Ella 49 Craig, N. H. 46 Arnold, Michael 48 Crawford, Dr. M. L. 63 -B­ Crenshaw, Delilah A. E. 53 Bari, Mabel Catherine 52 Crockett, Agnes Dunlap 50 Barker, Charles L. 8 Crockett, Andrew 50 Barr, Saidee Elizabeth 50 Crockett, David McK. 47 Bell, Jesse T. 25 Crockett, Nancy 43-44-45-47 Blackstock, Rev. Wm. 6-15 Crockett, Rufus Calhoun 47 Bledsoe, Sam 51 Crooks, C. T. 32 Bondurant, Chas. Palmer, Jr. 29 Crooks, Maude 29 Bradford, Mary 67 Crosland, Olga 51 Briggs, Prince 33 Croxton, Elihu 53 Brown, Alice 48 Crouse, Alma 12 Brown, Benjamin 62 Cox, Clyde 48 Brown, Bruce 32 Cox, William 48 Brown, Dorothy 48 Crutchfield, Ellen 10-41 Brown, Mary 51 Crutchfield, Dr. John 41 Brown, Mary Ida 30 Culbertson, Margaret 39 Brown, Max M. 51 -D­ Brown, Penelope 62 Dabbs, Calloway L. 28 Brown, Robert Wade 48 Dabbs, Hugh R. 28 Bryant, Mary 69 Davis, Israel Pickens 46 Bush, Bernice 30 Davis, John Newton 47 Butler, Emory 51 Dean, Wm. 54-55 Burgin, A. H. 30 Deaver, Mildred 50 -C­ Doles, Patrick 48 Cadell, Evelyn 28 Donaldson, Eva F. 39 Cadell, Fred S. 27 Doty, F. Van 11 Cadell, Ida 28 Dobbs, Glenn 71 Cadell, Marion Charles 28 Douglass, Joseph 69 Cadell, Marion 26 Drake, Lawrence 33 Cameron, Mrs. W. C. 44-69 Dunlap, Joseph 44 Cannon, John Marvin 51 Dunn, Leroy 43 Cartwright, Beulah 28 -E­ Chalker, Eleanor 27 Eaton, Ronald 71 Chancey, Voncile 62 Eckness, Muriel 75 Chapman, Lucile C. 11 Elliott, Agnes 67

97 Ellis, Lord Hercules 2-9-43 Harper, Marion 54 Ellis, Margaret 9-43-61 Harper, Robt. Alexander 53-54-55 Erwin, Sue 11 Harper, Wm. 53 Elston, Alice 47 Harrington, John 12 -F- Harris, P. J. 29 Farrara, Va. Maria 51 Harvill, Mrs. Annie 48-50 Fee, Josephine 75 Harvey, John 44-69 Fen-y, H. Loomis 11 Healey, Mrs. Betty 49 Fen-y, Neva 11 Health, Herman 71 Fillips, Elizabeth 69 Henderson, Nora L. 75 Fleming, John 74 Henry, Dr. John 41 Flores, Margaret 49 Hetrick, Mary E. 74 Floyd, Nick 62 Himes, Bertha 73 Forman, Kenner 28 Himes, John 73 Forrester, Mrs. Cordelia 47-49 Himes, Robert 74 Floyd, Viola Caston 43-53-54 Hildreth, Marguerite 63 Franklin, Arthur Paul 11 Hill, Dr. J. M. 62 Franklin, Luther Edward 11 Hingson, Richard 6 Franklin, Miss 25 Hinkle, Wm. 54-55 Franklin, Malinda 25-30 Hood, Millen 52 Freeman, Mary Lynn 50 Hoster, Louis 28 Friel, Nancy Claire 49 Historic Tales Talladega 16 Fry, Harry W. 49 Holman, Mrs. Margaret C. K. 7-10 -G- Huet 8-65 Gaines, Walter 49 Huey, A. B. 34 Gamble, Dave 52 Huey, Agnes 74 Gamble, George 52 Huey, Alanzo F. 37 Gardner, Harry 50 Huey, Alexander 9-40-44-54-61-62 Garrett, W. Walton 63 Huey, Alexander Boyd 2-4-5-9-22 Giddens, Clyde 62 24-37 -40-4 l-46-61-62-65-69 Giles, Marg 27 Huey, Alexander H. 10-37-41 Golden, James 31 Huey, Alexander Pearson 7-10 Goodwin, Mattie 48-50 Huey, Alice Carolyn 49 Greene, Mattie 12 Huey, Alice Elston 48-50 Greene, General 4-9 Huey, Alice Velma 50 Griswald, O'Neal 62 Huey, Alma 33-36 Griffith, A. 50 Huey, Amanda Louise 52 Grover, Mary 52 Huey, Amy Judson 29 Gribble, Lillian 0. 50 Huey, Andrew 73 -H- Huey, Andrew Jackson 28-74 Hagins, Joseph 6 Huey, Ann 75 Hagins, Sarah 54 Huey, Ann Marie 30 Hail, Roscoe 48 Huey, Anna Pauline 74 Hail, Wm. 48 Huey, Annabelle 74 Hain, Mattie 11-23 Huey, Annie 49 Hain, Mary 11 Huey, Azilee Beauford 51 Hain, Valentine 11 Huey, Benjamin Maclin 6~7-8 Hardy, Elizabeth 10-22 10-l7-18-19-21-22-65 Hardy, Capt. W. H. 10-22 Huey, Benjamin Maclin, Jr, Harper, Ann Y. 46-53 11-18-23 Harper, Boyce C. 52 Huey, Betty Ann 49

98 Huey, Bonnie Sue 29 Huey, Elizabeth Mason 7-10-24 Huey, Burkett 75 Huey, Ella 41-62 Huey, Burkett Wakefield 75 Huey, Emma 39 Huey, C. E. 30 Huey, Elmira Melissa 28 Huey, Caddie Gail 74 Huey, Ernest 71 Huey, Camella Jackson 50 Huey, Ernest Claude 71 Huey, Caree 33 Huey, Ernest Earle 52 Huey, Carolyn Elston 50 Huey, Estelle 62 Huey, Caroline 71 Huey, Estelle Virginia 12-18-23 Huey, Catherine 32-33-44-54-69 Huey, Etta Alice 41 Huey, Catherine Barr 50 Huey, Ethel 26 Huey, Catherine McWilliams 26-27 Huey, Eugene Leroy 11-18-23 Huey, Cecil Hardy 11-22 Huey, Eugene Stewart 30 Huey, Cecil Hardy II 11 Huey, Eunice 71 Huey, Charles 74 Huey, F. Bode 32-33 Huey, Clara Augusta 12-18-23 Huey, F. M. 34 Huey, Clarence Whiten 52 Huey, Fannie 26 Huey, Clarence Whiten, Jr. 52 Huey, Plona 33 Huey, Claude Leroy 47-48-49 Huey, Florence 74 Huey, Claude Leroy, Jr. 49 Huey, Frank 33 Huey, Claude Martin 52 Huey, Frank Vernon 50 Huey, Claudia 30 Huey, Frederick 74 Huey, Clinton Melvin 66 Huey, George 2-29 Huey, Curry 30 Huey, George Blackstock 10-37-41 Huey, Daisye Livingston 51 Huey, George Bolling 61-62 Huey, David 75 Huey, George Bolling, Jr. 63 Huey, David J. 32 Huey, George Boyd 41 Huey, Debby 71 Huey, George Owen 62 Huey, Dewey Burdett 30 Huey, George Philip 62 Huey, Donald 71 Huey, George Philip, Jr. 62 Huey, Donald Wade 49 Huey, George Robert 7-10 Huey, Dora 33 Huey, George Washington 61-62 Huey, Dorothy 74 Huey, Georia 63 Huey, Dyer 33 Huey, Glenn David 30 Huey, Earl 33 Huey, Glenn David, Jr. 30 Huey, Edgar Metz 7 4 Huey, Grace 39-73 Huey, Edgar W. 74 Huey, Green 71 Huey, Edgar Wm. 7 4 Huey, H. Nelson 32-33 Huey, Edith Hain 11 Huey, Harold 71 Huey, Edwin King 10-12 Huey, Harriet 39 Huey, Elaine 63 Huey, Harriette Amanda 52 Huey, Eleanor Metz 7 4 Huey, Helen 39-73 Huey, Eleanor 62 Huey, Hercules 2-4-9-22-37-40 Huey, Eli 75 43-53-54-55-61 Huey, Eliza 39 Huey, Hilda Jean 63 Huey, Eliza Belle 46 Huey, Hiram 33-36 Huey, Elizabeth 30-31-37-44 Huey, Dr. Horace Gordon 62 49-55-62-69 Hueytown, Ala. 35 Huey, Elizabeth Clementine 46 Hueytown Huey's 25 Huey, Emma Elizabeth 37-41 Huey, Ida 26-27 Huey, Elizabeth Hardy 11 Huey, Ida Marie 51

99 Huey, Iles Kerlin 7 4 Huey, John A. 49 Huey, Imogene 71 Huey, John Albert, Jr. 49 Huey, Isabella 7 4 Huey, John B. 74 Huey, Isabella Adeline 47 Huey, John Boyd 3-4-5-9-10 Huey, Iva Annette 52 17-37-41-61 Huey, J. C. 34 Huey, John D. 66 Huey, Jack 29 Huey, John Fred 26 Huey, Jackie 29 Huey, John Marvin 25-39-65 Huey, Jacqueline V. 49 Huey, John McMurray 47-50 Huey, Jake 33 Huey, John Oscar 41 Huey, James 2-4-5-9-21-22 Huey, John Raymond 30 25-29-37-40-41-43-44-45 Huey, John Robertson 51 46-54-61-65-67 -73-7 4 Huey, John T. 71 Huey, Dr. James 62 Huey, Joseph 25-30-54-71 Huey, James Alex 63 Huey, Joseph Harvey 54 Huey, James Alex, Jr. 63 Huey, Joseph W. 29 Huey, James Alexander 15-24-41 Huey, Josephine 71 Huey, James Buchanan 37 Huey, Julia 62 Huey, James Fee 75 Huey, Julia Eugenia 41 Huey, James G. L. 3-7-8-9-10 Huey, Julian Boyd 41 13-15-16-l 7-22-24-37-39-41-61-65 Huey, Katherine 75 Huey, James G. L. Memoirs 4 Huey, Katherine Carter 40-51 Huey, James G. L. Home 13 Huey, Kathleen 33 Huey, James Henderson 75 Huey, Kenneth Don 30 Huey, James K. 11 Huey, Kyle 33 Huey, James Leroy 10 Huey, Laura Hain 11 Huey, James Goodwin 48-50 Huey, Lee 32 Huey, James G., Jr. 50 Huey, Leila May 41 Huey, James Porter 73-74 Huey, Lelia Olivia 7-10 Huey, James Ray 52 Huey, Leona 30 Huey, James Way 73-75 Huey, Leondras 33 Huey, Jane 32-62-71 Huey, Linda 75 Huey, Jane Elizabeth 49 Huey, Linea 25 Huey, Jane Josephine 10-37-41 Huey, Lizzie 33-36-71 Huey, Jane Minerva 46 Huey, Lola 63 Huey, Janice Elizabeth 30 Huey, Loma May 52 Huey, Janice Ruth 62 Huey, Louisa Elmira 47 Huey, Janet Louise 66 Huey, Lovella 33 Huey, Jay Atlee 74 Huey, Lucy 29-39 Huey, Jeanett (Jean) 5-9-41-52-61 Huey, Ludie 71 Huey, Jennifer 49 Huey, Lula May 26-28 Huey, Jerry 29 Huey, Mabel Lee 50 Huey, Jesse 30 Huey, Maggie 50 Huey, Jesse G. 25-30-32-35 Huey, Mamie 33 Huey, Jesse Ruff ,51-52-60 Huey, Ma1y 39-44-51-52-54 Huey, Jesse Van 28-29-35 55-62-69-71-74 Huey, Jesse Van III 29 Huey, Mary Agnes 47 Huey, John (Hoey) 9-40-44-46 Huey, Mary Elizabeth 74-75 61-69-70 Huey, Mary Ellen 73 Huey, John 30-39-54-66-67 -71-7 4 Huey, Mary Hope 62 Huey, Brig. Gen. John 39 Huey, Mary Ruth 29

100 Huey, Margaret 2-44-54-69 Huey, Robert Davis 3-5-6-9-15 Huey, Margaret Amy 47 37-41-46-62 Huey, Margaret Florentine 10 Huey, Robert Edward 30 37-41 Huey, Robert Eli Alexander 52 Huey, Margaret Thornton 41 Huey, Dr. Robert Emmett 61-62 Huey, Marion 12 Huey, Robert Monroe 63 Huey, Marion Lucile 48 Huey, Robert Moore 63 Huey, Martha D. 61 Huey, Robert Neff 75 Huey, Martha Elizabeth 11 Huey, Robert S., Jr. 48 Huey, Martha Harriet 47 Huey, Robert Simeon 48-52 Huey, Dr. Marion 63 Huey, Robert W. 10-24-37-41 Huey, Mattie 26-33 Huey, Rose 28-36 Huey, May 28-36 Huey, Roy 71 Huey, May Elizabeth 41 Huey, Ruth 30-39-73 Huey, Maynard 33 Huey, S. C. 34 Huey, Mark 71 Huey, Saidee Barr 50 Huey, Melissa 29 Huey, Sallie 32-62 Huey, Melkeberry 71 Huey, Sam 32-34 Huey, Michael 48 Huey, Sam Thackton 29 Huey, Minnie 71 Huey, Sam T., Jr. 29 Huey, Monoa C. 32 Huey, Samuel 39-54-67-71-73 Huey, Monroe 71 Huey, Samuel Baird 66 Huey, Morris W. 49 Huey, Samuel C. 39 Huey, Morton 67 Huey, Rev. Samuel G. 39 Huey, Murray 33 Huey, Sam Houston 30 Huey, Nancy 25-30-44-54-69 Huey, Samuel T. 25-28-32-35-36 Huey, Nancy Elizabeth 40-51 Huey, Samuel Y. 44-69 Huey, Nellie 30 Huey, Sarah 12-18-23-53 Huey, Nettie 30 Huey, Sarah C. 61 Huey, Neva Langdon 11-12-18-23 Huey, Sarah Catherine 49 Huey, Newman 33-36 Huey, Sarah Cynthia 46 Huey, Norina B. 51 Huey, Sarah King 11-18-24 North Carolina Huey's 43 Huey, Simeon 40 Huey, Oliver Elston 48-50 Huey, Simeon Hyder 50-60 Huey, Oliver H. Perry 28 South Carolina Huey's 43 Huey, Ordrick 33 Huey, Stephen 75 Huey, Oscar Rutledge 29 Huey, Stewart Marshall 49 Huey, Pamela 75 Huey, Stewart Marshall, Jr. 49 Huey, Paul 62 Huey, Sybil 12 Huey, Paul R. 73-75 Huey, T. j. 61 Huey, Paula 75 Huey, T. T. 26 Huey, Pearl 48 Huey, T. W. & Co. 17-47 Huey, Peyton 33 Huey, Taylor Morris 49 Huey, Rachael 25 Huey, Terrell 33 Huey, Rand 71 Huey, Thomas 67-69 Huey, Raymond 33 Huey, Thomas Andrew 71 Huey, Rebecca 74-75 Huey, Thomas Calvin 10-37-41 Huey, Rex 33 Huey, Thomas Edward 26-66 Huey, Rita 63 Huey, Thomas Edward, Jr. 26-66 Huey, Robert 39-67-73-74 Huey, Thomas Edward III 26 Huey, Robert A. 62 Huey, Thomas Ford 12-18-23

101 Huey, Thomas Ford, Jr. 12 Jones, Eula Marshall 49 Huey, Thomas Jackson 30 Jones, Julia 26-66 Huey, Thomas Jackson, Jr. 30 Jordan, Marie 11 Huey, Thomas Jones 49 -K­ Huey, Thomas Jones, Jr. 49 Kay, Mildred 71 Huey, Thomas Jones, III 49 Keast, George 29 Huey, Thomas Thurston 28-36 Kee, Elizabeth 52 Huey, Thomas Walker 3-5-6-7-9 Kennedy, \,Iarguerite 75 10-15-37-40-41-46-47-49 Kerr, Jenning B. 6 50-51-52-61-71 King, ;Edward Woody 10-22 Huey, Thomas Walker, Jr. 40-51 King, Elisha Ford 22 Huey, Thomas Walker, III 40-51 King, Judge Porter 22 Huey, Timothy 75 King, Mrs. Rhoda Bates 7-10 Huey, Valentine Hain 11-17-24 22-65 Huey, Virginia Evelyn 49 King, Sarah E. 7-10-19-22-65 Huey, Walton P. 62 Kinnon, Julia 62 Huey, \\'alton Sellers 62 Kirk, Matthew B. 53 Huey, Wetona 32 Kirksey, Lena 47-48 Huey, Vililliam 39-67-69 Knight, Andrew 31 Huey, William A. 73 -L- Huey, William Anderson 51 Lacey, Annie 41 Huey, William Clarence 71 Lacy, Catherine 32 Huey, \,Vm. Frierson Johnson Lacy, Tom 33 9-37-41 Lane, Eugene 62 Huey, Wm. George 62 Langdon, Chas. C. 22 Huey, Wm. Graffins 75 Langdon, Levi 22 Huey, Will H. 30 Laurence, Chas. Fred 51 Huey, Wm. Robert 41 Laurence, Mrs. C. Fred 43 Huey, Wm. Somerville 74 Lewis, Barney M. 11 Huey, Wilson 30 Livingston, Cecil 48 Huey, \Vinnie 33 Locke, Willis 55 Huguenots 8-65 Luster, Andrew B. 48-50 Hubbard, Dove 25 Lynch, Wilson 51 Huggins, Peeas J. 48 -M- Hughey, Cathren 44 Mackey, Doris 62 Hughey, Hercules 43-44 Maclin, Alfred 23 Hunt, Louisa 10 Maclin, Benjamin 6-10-23 Huffman, Helen 29 Maclin, James 23 Hunter, Alice M. 50 Maclin, Va. V. 6-10-22-23-65 -I­ Mangum, Rev. T. F. 7 Irish Ancestry Guild 59 Marion, General 4-9 Ireland, Antrim Co. 2-4-9-21-65 Mason, Elizabeth B. 6-10 Ireland, Down Co. 2-59 Mason, Jane 67 -J- Massey, Burton H. 51 Jackson, Andrew 3-5-22-59 Massey, Henry R. 47 Jemison, E. Grace 16 Massey, Mrs. Margaret C. C. 37-50 Johnson, Blanche 28 Massey, Virginia 27 Johnson, Eleanor 3-4 Massey, Wm. G. 50 Johnson, Richard M. 3-4 Mattox, Edgar 63 Johnston, Elizabeth 69 Mayfield, Lyda 28 Jones, Dr. Capers C. 26-66 Metz, Luther 7 4

102 Miles, Valter 31 Owen, Janie 62 Miner, Charles M. 12 -P­ Momand, Mary 51 Parkes, Edmundson 29 Montgomery, Dorcas 44 Parkes, Maj. Wm. J. Moore, Alvin C. 49 28 Patterson, James H. Moore, Francis H. 51 12 Perssee, Katherine Moore, Hilda 63 2-9-37-43 Moore, Wm. J. 53 Perssee, Sir Richard 2-9-22-43 Murdock, Billy 63 PowelI, Mary 32 Powers, Dorothy -Mc- 71 MacBride, Philip H. 12 Pruitt, E. 71 MacBride, Burt 12-23 Pryor, John 62 McAdory, Chambers 11 Purnell, Susanna 53 McAdory, Mattie 11 -R­ McCain, Eleanor 46-62 Ramsey, Mary 55 McCain, Elizabeth Ross 4-9-22-37 Raugust, Bertha 75 46-55-62-65-69 Ray, Charles M. 29 McCain, George 55 Reynolds, Dr. John 62 McCain, Hugh J. 6 Reynolds, Dr. J. Paul 25 McCain, James 54 Raymond, Carol R. 49 McCain, John 55 Rhoden, Marilyn J. 50 McCain, Wm. 3-4-5-22 Roberts, Bode 33 McClure, Robert L. 48 Ratchford, Bertha M. 52 McClure, Linda Louise 48 Reid, Florence 26 McClure, Diane 48 Robbins, Eugene H. 50 McMaster, Mary 51 Robertson, Bernice 29 McMurray, Carl 47 Robertson, Mary E. 51-60 McMurray, Dr. Carl Walker 43 Robinson, Henry 63 McMurray, John Harvey 47 Rogers, James 55 McMurray, John 54 Rollings, James C. 52 1kMurray, John, Jr. 46 Roland, Dot 32 McMurray, Landry H. 43-47-57 Ross, Mrs. Andrew 37 58-59 Ross, Worth 28 McMurray, Martha Lynn 46 Rowdon's, Lord 5 McMurray, Martha S. 37 Rowe, Katie Mae 62 McMurray, Robert H. 47 Rutledge, Mary C. 28 McGarrah, Mary M. 53 -S­ McLane, Fannie 41 Salter, Herbert 34 McWilliams, Annie E. 25-66 Scott, Agnes N. 52 McWilliams James W. 25 Sellers, Gamaliel 62 -N­ Sellers, Julia 62 Nelson, John M. 10 Sellers, Susie 62 Newsome, Murphy 62 Sessions, Elizabeth 26 Nichols, Louise 51 Sessions, Judge Lowe F. 26 Nisbet, Alexander J. 6 Shaver, John M. 53 Nisbet, Andrew 55 Shee, Katherine 51 Nisbet, Newton A. 43-55 Shelby, Steve 12 Norton, Louise 48 Sibley, John 53-55 N onnan, Paul 48 Shultz, Elizabeth 66 -0- Smith, Alva Cloud 33 Owen, Charles 62 Smith, Clarissa 32

103 Smith, Edgar M. 74 Wakefield, Ann 74 Smith, Isabella 53-54 Walker, Andrew 3-5-46-59 Smith, Capt. John 23 Walker, Maj. Elisha C. 6-15 Smith, Mary 54-55 Walker, Jane 3-4-9-22-45-46-61 Smith, Mildred L. 28 Walker, John 3-4-6-22-46-55-59 Smith, Simon J. 35 Walker, Joseph 69 Smith, W. T. 32 Walker, Thomas 3-46 Somerville, Rebecca 73 Walkup, David 61 Southern Univ. Walkup, David M. 3-9-52 ( B'ham Sou.) 10-65 Walkup, Elizabeth Boyd 53-54 Stack, Rosa Glenn 52 Walkup, Elizabeth J. H. 69 Steele, Mary J. M. 54 Walkup, James H. 53-69 Stevens, Neva King 12 Walkup, Joseph 4 Stevens, Sarah L. 12 Walkup, Robert 44-69-70 Stevens, Wm. G. 12 Walkup, Samuel H. 69-70 Stevens, Dr. Wm. Wardy 26 Wallace, Allen 62 Stewart, Delores 48 Wallace, George 62 Stewart, Maye 52 Wallace, Gov. Geo. C. 62 Stewart, Sarah Louise 49 Wallace, John ql Sumpter, Gen. Thomas 4-9 \Vallace, Dr. Oscar 62 Sykes, Barber 51 Wallace, S. N. 50 -T- Walsh, Wm. 41 Tangue, Helen N. 49 vVare, Ada 31 Tarr, Beth 63 Washburn, Julia A. 29 Tarver, Claude 28 Wasson, Lucy J. 66 Tate, Robert L. 31 \Vaxhaw Presbyterian Taylor, Margaret M. J. M Church 57-58 Tecumseh, Chief 3 Way, Ruth 74 Tenenbaum, Alvin J. 49 Willard, Robert L. 11 Terry, Dr. D. B. G2 Williams, Fowler 37-44-69 Thomas, Dorothy 71 Williams, Dr. James J. 46 Thomas, Rev. Wiley W. 6 Winder, Paul R. 29 Thompson, Hazel 40-51 Winters, Ruth 29 Thompson, Mary 55 \Vilson, Henry Eugene 52 Thornton, Ella 41 vVilson, Wm. 71 Thornton, Wm. H. 41 Wood, Dee C. 29 Torrence, Betsy 70 Woods, William 54-55 Treadway, Helen 63 Whaley, Daisy 49 Travis, Sue 31 Wright, Johnny 27 -V- Wright, Leslie 27 Vines, Margaret 29 Wright, Stephen 27 -W- Wurtele, Fred 27 Wait, Jeanette 74 \Vurtele, George 27 Waldrop, Albert 25 Wurtele, Lolla 27 Waldrop, Andrew B. 31 -Y- Waldrop, Elmira 25-28 Yoder, J. P. 74 Waldrop, Dr. E. W. 30 York, Trudy 27 Waldrop, F. A. 32 Young, Ed 31 Waldrop, Ona 30 -Z- Waldrop, Dr. R. Walter 26 Zellner, Dr. Hillery 10

104 INDEX HUEY FAMILY HISTORY Vol. 2 -A­ Bennett, Frances 49 Adams, Robert F. 87 Bennett, Wm. C. 27 Aden, Anna L. 5 Bennett, Allen 48 Allen, Nathan 4 Becket, George 71 Allen, Robert 19 Berckbickler, John R. 94 Alley, Ola 39 Bethune, Katherine E. 91 Alley, Will 39 Bigler, Adaline 28 Alford, Wm. F. 47 Blakley, Fred 35 Almond, B. E. 38 Blossom, Eliza 56 Anderson, Benjamin 8 Bobo, Susan 78 Anderson, Mary R. 19 Bonner, Eugene 25 Anderson, John 18-23 Bonini, Phil 34 Anding, Simeon 48 Boone, Daniel 14 Arnold, James V. 45 Boone, Oscar 78 Arnold, Mattie J. 18 Blythe, George 4 Armour, - - - 76 Botts, Joseph 7 Aster, Catherine 18 Bowden, Rosemarv 90 Atherton, Martha E. 60 Boyd, John L. , 64 Aulds, Brett 48 Boyd, Mary 62 Austin, Curtis 38 Boyd, Wm. A. 32 Aylor, Virginia 8 Boyd, Wm. H. 41 -B­ Boyington, Pertie 18 Babin, Gladys 26 Bradford, Mary 41 Baggett, Abbie L. 38 Bradly, Jane 78 Bailey, David A. 25 Bradley, Susan 79 Baird, Jane 76 Brady, - - - 48 Baird, Mary A. S. 93 Brady, Matilda 4 Baker, Edwin 8 Brannon, Letitia 60 Baker, Orval C. 80 Brasell, Allie 38 Baker, Mrs. Ruth H. 80 Bradford, Mary 3 Baldwin, Eliza Ann 70 Brannon, Thomas 41 Baldwin, Wm. 70 Brinton, Emerline 68 Ballard, Mrs. F. M. 36-37-63 Brown, - - - 64 Bankston, Braswell L. 40 Brown, Bessie Golden 28 Barbie, Mabel C. 91 Brown, Charlie, Jr. 85 Barber, Mary Ann 20 Brown, Eva 8 Barclay, Echie 80 Brown, Euna 64 Barnes, Luther 44 Brown, Gennet 58 Barr, Garland H., Jr. 9 Brown, Jane 19 Barr, Louise 12 Brown, Kathryn 4 Barry, Annie 57 Brown, Mary 55 Batten, Everett 81 Brown, Max M. 85 Beaty, Maude 80 Bryant, Kathleen 93 Beatty, Anna 81 Bryant, Wade A. 48 Beery, Jessie Lee 27 Buckwalter, Marion R. 70 Benbow, Mary P. 52 Bunch, Delila P. 29 Bell, Martha A. 36 Burdette, Mary E. 81 Benedict, Juanerta 56 Burner, Frankie V. 58 Bennett, Evaline A. 48 Burchinal, Ceron 80

10.5 -C­ Cox, George M. 13 Cain, Alva B. 24 Cox, Joe 19 Caldwell, Elizabeth 31 Crabtree, Gean 78 Caldwell, James 70 Craig, Alexander· 65 Caldwell, John 65 Craig, Margaret 18-54-58-65 Caldwell, Martha 56 Craig, Hazel 18 Caldwell, Col. Wm. I-L 31 Craig, Wm. 21 Calvert, Pauline 18 Craton, Will 38 Camp, W. H. 38 Craven, John Q. 7 Cannon, John M. 86 Crawford, James W. 31 Cannon, Walter E. 6 Crews, Ed 5 Carr, Elizabeth 64 Crockett, Nancy 65 Carr, Mary 60 Crosland, Olga 86 Carrigan, Sarah C. 55 Crouch, Sarah 9-14 Carter, Hester 21 Cropper, Lee 8 Carver, Lulu 4 Croxton, Mattie Lou 38 Castor, Leo 80 Crothers, Susie 71. Causey, Sallie 39 Culbertson, Margaret 92 Chambers, Mary 81 Cunningham, Mrs. John P. 31 Chambless, - - - 49 Cunningham, Marie 80 Chambers, Alma G. 60 Currie, Nancy 27 Cheap, Hallie E. 41 Curry, Bo 20 Childers, Mabel 9-41 Cutler, Martha E. 6 Chisenall, Beulah 93 Cutter, Frank 6 Clark, John 21 -D- Clements, Florence M. 8 Dale, Martha 5 Clinkscales, Albert J. 62 Dansforth, Fred C. · 61 Clinkscales, Rosemary 10 Darlington, Hannah M. 68 Clore, Robert 4 Davidson, Louisa Jane 28 · Coats, Mary J. R. 31 Darlington, Harvey 70 Coats, Wm. 46 Darlington, Job 70 Cochran, Catherine 24 Davis, Christine 9 Cochrum, Alline 34 Davis, Ina 35 Cockerill, Thomas 43 Davis, Jack 34 Collins, - - - 55 Davis, Roberta 21 Collins, Elizabeth F. 48 Davis, Wilson 21 Coleman, Rachel 12 Dawson, Editha 21 Colvin, Daniel 46-50 Dean, James 38 Colvin, Elizabeth A. 47 Deaver, Howard E. 28 Colvin, Jamima 47-49 Decker, Phylis 61 Colvin, Ophie 34 Denison, Willie B. 29 Compton, Wm. 35 Desborges, Ruby Alma 26 Conerly, Mrs. Louisa S. 24 Detmer, Albert W. 10 Conner, Annie H. 93 DeWeese, Emma Bell & John 61 Cook, Ann 73 Dietrich, Mary F. 59-85 Cooper, Sabina A. 72 Dickson, Wm. 59-73 Corn, Mary 8 Dice, Anna E. 7 Coughlan, John M. 25 Doerr, Dora 18 Coughlan, Xerline H. 26 Doolittle, Leeroy C. 21 Courrier, Ethel 45 Douglass, Joseph 84 Coulter, Mary 19-20 Douglass, Mrs. S. E. 84 Couch, Jane 18-54 Doutney, Doris Irene 90

106 Dowevon, Edward 0. H. 62 Fulkarth, John C. 11 Dromilbet, Adrien F. 50 Fugat, Sara 5 Draper, Rhoda 11-14 Fuller, Catherine 48 Dubois, - - - 57 Fulton, Betty P. 27 Duff, Walter C. 31-60 Fulton, Dr. Ralph E. 27 Dumas, Mrs. Clark G. 50 Fuston, Sarah 72 Duncan, H. Clay 3 -G­ Dunovant, Sarah 47 Gaines, Amanda 9 Durante, Bertha E. 45 Gaines, Elizabeth 9 Dutton, Columbus 47 Gaines, John E. 10 Dutton, Tom W. 48 Gaines, Owen 3 -E­ Garnett, Elvira 8 Eads, Fred 34 Garnett, Honora 4 Eads, Steve 36 Garnett, Reuben 7 Eaton, Minna B. 54 Garnett, Sadie 7 Elder, Sallie C. 11 Garnett, Virginia 4 Eldridge, Mary E. 70 Garrison, Erastus 8 Ellis, Savannah P. 76 Carven, Nellie 56 Elliott, Agnes 3-14 Gee, Mary 56 Ellison, Isabel 56 Giddens, Lucy C. 88 Enders, Jessie B. 24 Gillenwaters, Mary 5 England, Mary 37 Gilmore, J. B. 31 Entriken, Samuel 68 Gilmore, Ruth 53 Erwin, Jean 15 Goldsby, Nancy 31 Ethridge, - - - 83 Goodwin, Hardy 59 Evans, Maria 71 Goodwin, John 68 Everett, Gordon 45 Goodwin, Manima 31-93 -F­ Goodwin, Nancy 31 Fairly, John S. 24 Goodwine, Mattie J. 32 Faraca, Rose 35 Corsage, Fay 21 Fee, James T. 77 Gowphery, Rachel M. 68 Ferry, H. Loomis 83 Graham, Eliza Jane 31 Finlay, Agness 27 Grant, Joel 83 Finley, Jennie 18 Gray, Frieda 28 Finley, Wm. 19 Gray, John H. 31 Fitch, Grace 81 Gray, Leon 34 Fitch, Margaret 26 Green, Della 36 Fleming, Roenna 94 Green, L. Va. 71 Foley, J. F. 6 Green, Robert L. IO Forshey, Mrs. C. R. 24 Grey, Elizabeth 3 Forsyth, W. G. 40 Gribble, Lillian 0. 65-84 Fortner, - - - 64 Griffith, Ellie 38 Fortney, David F. 72 Griffin, Emma 48 Foster, Peter 36 Grisham, Barbary 44 Fowler, Elizabeth 85 Groover, Mary 92 Francis, Thomas 68 Grives, Harriet V. 6 Franck, Chas. L., Jr. 83 Grosbeck, Marion 56 Franklin, Priscilla 47 Guy, Mrs. E. P. 88 Frich, Isabella 71 Gwaltney, Thomas 20 Friend, Minerva A. E. 41 Gwin, Lucy M. 50 Fry, Harry W. 84 -H­ Fry, Samuel 73 Haggen, Ruth J. 40

107 Hall, Byron G. 28 Huey, Dr. Alexander 62-83 Hamilton, Mattie E. 49 Huey, Agnes 5-7-8-9-38-41-65 Hamisher, Ralph 45 Huey, Alexander C. 81 Hanna, Deloris 80 Huey, Alexander S. 38 Hannon, Mable B. 52 Huey, Albert 53 Harding, Norma 38 Huey, Albert B. 71 Hardman, Mrs. R. D. 58 Huey, Albert E. 19 Harper, Boyce J. 92 Huey, Albert R. 12-13-14-29 Harrison, Mrs. Thelma S. 44 Huey, Albert S. 5 Harvey, Hazel Marie 85 Huey, Albeintine E. 62 Harvey, Rebecca 56 Huey, Alonzo 20-60 Hatfield, Mrs. Chas. H. 61 Huey, Ailsie V. . 61 Hawthorne, Robert 21 Huey, Alfred 6 Hayslip, Lee 20 Huey, Alice M. 45 Hazelwood, Joshua 90 Huey, Alma 51-55 Heath, Ann 38 Huey, Alford 52 Headington, Ruth 12 Huey, Althea 50~72 Hedden, Lulu M. 70 Huey, Alfred A. 36 Hedgepeth, Gladys 45-49 Huey, Alfred M. 32 Henesy, Mae 4 Huey, Alabama 36 Hendricks, John 39 Huey, Alphia E. 35 Heidorn, Emma Bertha 55 Huey, Alvin 58 Herberger, Doris 19 Huey, Allen 36 Hess, Philip 80 Huey, Amanda 47-92 Hethcox, Ben 35 Huey, Amanda C. 49 Hibbs, Hattie 81 Huey, Anagy 42 Hicks, Frank 38 Huey, Ann 10-18-21-31- Hill, James M. 40-83 32-57-60-80 Hill, Nancy E. 37-37 Huey, Anna E. 10-35 Hiller, Michel G. 40 Huey, Anne 38 Hinton, Hugh 48 Huey, Anna 3-7-33-36-71 Hobbs, Bill 60 Huey, Anna M. 71 Hoey, John 65 Huey, Annie E. 33 Hoye, Joseph W. 65 Huey, Annie F. 59 Hoey, Robert I. W. 65 Huey, Annie M. 27 Roland, Hannah 58 Huey, Andrew M. 36 flolder, Carrie P. 94 Huey, Andrew W. 21 Holterman, Lona 80 Huey, Archie Russell 30 l!oopes, Ellwood 68 Huey, Arthur 35-53-90 Hopkins, Vera 83 Huey, Arthur S. 26 Howell, Elizabeth 91 Huey, Azilbee B. 85

Huey, A. 40 Huey, Barbara A. 21 Huey, A. B. 40-64 Huey, Belle 35 Huey, A. L. 40 Huey, Belle B. 4 Huey, Adam 73-75 Huey, Barbara M. 45 Huey, Abram 68 Huey, Bell 25-80 Huey, Abbie L. 38 Huey, Bell S. 24 Huey, Ada A. 34-90 Huey, Ben 47-48-57 Huey, Adelaide P. 50 Huey, Benjamin M. 32-33 Huey, A. L. 40 Huey, Benjamin F. 80 Huey, Alexander 18-19-40-41-71 Huey, Bernard F. 80 Huey, Bernard J. 80 Huey, Clementine 31~44 Huey, Mrs. Bertha R. 92 Huey, Columbus E. 52 Huey, Bert 34 Huey, Claude B. 80 Huey, Bessie 28-38-78 Huey, Clyde B. 49 Huey, Bettie C. 45 Huey, Clyde Max 29 Huey, Bessie L. 7 Huey, Coleman 71 Huey, Bettye 64 Huey, Cora 12-19 Huey, Betty F. 27 Huey, Clementa A. 44 Huey, Betty G. 32 Huey, Crystal A. 61 Huey, Betty J. 61-83 Huey, Clinton M. 57-63 Huey, Beulah A. 21 Huey, Cary Alexander 30 Huey, Beulah R. 20 Huey, Bob 18 Huey, D. F. 64 Huey, Burtis V. 29 Huey, D. J. 62 Huey, Daisye L. 85 Huey, Carl Sumner 28 Huey, Dale 18 Huey, Candace 79 Huey, Dallas 62-83 Huey, Calvin 40 Huey, Daniel 55-64-71 Huey, Carol 21 Huey, Daniel W. 3-4 Huey, Caroline 78 Huey, Danny 35 Huey, Cassandra 70 Huey, Dansley 48 Huey, Carrie L. 32 Huey, Darl 78 Huey, Catherine 18-19-41- Huey, David 18-27-85 47-62-65-73 Huey, David C. 35 Huey, Catherine L. 24-26 Huey, David S. 19 Huey, Catherine B. 72 Huey, Davie Dell 61 Huey, Carrie 19 Huey, Denis 36 Huey, C. W., Jr. 92 Huey, Dessie 12 Huey, Cecil E. 35 Huey, Dexter T. 36-63 Huey, Cecil H. 83 Huey, Dinka 49 Huey, Charles 55-57-85-94 Huey, Don 80 Huey, Charles D. 59 Huey, Dollye F'. 38 Huey, Charles F. 60-61 Huey, Donald E. 53-54 Huey, Charles H. 52 Huey, Donald R. 90 Huey, Charles J. 54 Huey, Donford H. 34 Huey, Charles M. 49 Huey, Dora 4-90 Huey, Charles S. 30-70 Huey, Dorcas 45-47 Huey, Charles T. BO Huey, Dorcas T. 61 Huey, Cindy 64 Huey, Dorothy A. 90 Huey, Chester P. 57 Huey, Douglas E. IO Huey, Cicalene C. 44 Huey, Doyle W. 52 Huey, Cicero C. 48 Huey, Chalmers B. 91 Huey, Edward 41-53-58- Huey, Mrs. Clara K. 32 60-63-81 Huey, Clare 12-57 Huey, Edward D. 9 Huey, Clarence 18-35 Huey, Edward Lee 5 Huey, Clarence W. 7-92 Huey, Edward 0. 1-3-10 Huey, Class 60 Huey, Edward R. 3 Huey, Claude L. 33 Huey, Edwin K. 32-83 Huey, Claude M. 91 Huey, Effie 39-49 Huey, Claudius M. 91 Huey, Eileen 21 Huey, Ciay L. 12 Huey, Ella 13-21-94

109 Huey, Elaine 19 Huey, Fannie P. 42 Huey, Eleanor 11-18-23-31- Huey, Fay B. 60 33-68-71-83-94 Huey, Fem 18 Huey, Eleanor R. 11 Huey, Florence 12-95 Huey, Edwin C. 59-65-85 Huey, Florence R. 33 · Huey, Ellender 59 Huey, Flossie P. p Huey, Ellen E. 91 Huey, Floyd 38 Huey, Ellen C. 32 Huey, Forest R. 27 Huey, Ellen 40-56 Huey, Francis 57-94 Huey, Ellis E. 93 Huey, Frances C. 29-57 Huey, Eliza 41 Huey, Frances G. 38 Huey, Eliza B. R. 51 Huey, Frances J. 5-6 '.Eluey, Elizabeth 3-l 6-40-4 l-43- Huey, Frances L. L. 45 52-62-64-65-68 Huey, Frances R. 62 Huey, Elizabeth A. 40-50 Huey, Frances Va. 61 Huey, Elizabeth C. 31 Huey, Frank 18-93 Huey, Elizabeth H. 32-83 Huey, Frank J. 25 Huey, Elizabeth J. 8-80 Huey, Frank V. 65-84-85 Hu~y, Elizabeth R. 40 Huey, Franklin G. 4 Huey, Elizabeth S. 12 Huey, Fredda 38 Huey, Elma A. 20 Huey, Fred 13-78 Huey, Elsie 55 Huey, Frederick F. 73 Huey, Elvira 33 Huey, Frederick G. 5-7 Huey, Elza 21-28 Huey, Fredman 78 Huey, Emma 36-53 Huey, Emily 71-81 Huey, Gary S. 81 Huey, Emmarine V. 11 Huey, George 28-35-40-48-56- Huey, Enders P. 25 58-71-72-80-81 Huey, Ephriam 15-60-73 Huey, Dr. George 40-83 Huey, Ernest 19 Huey, George A. 21-28 Huey, Ernest E. 91 Huey, George B. 40 Huey, Ernest M. 59 Huey, George E. 7-20-71 Huey, Erastus 5 Huey, George M. 29-70 Huey, Estell 28-38-56-84 Huey, George R. 90 Huey, Ester D. 80 Huey, George S. 45 Huey, Esther 16 Huey, George W. 5-7-8-9-10- Huey, Esther J. 20-55 41-61-72-80 Huey, Esquire J. 36 Huey, George Wm. 94 Huey, Ethel A. 35-94 Huey, Georgia 8 Huey, Ethel M. 39 Huey, Gerald 36 Huey, Eula M. 33 Huey, Gertrude 55 Huey, Eula E. 38 Huey, Gladys E. 50-93 Huey, Eugene Wm. 56 Huey, Glen 35-80 Huey, Eugene P. 93 Huey, Glen C. 7 Huey, Eva 90 Huey, Goldie 57 Huey, Eva L. 34 Huey, Grace 76 Huey, Everett 18 Huey, Granvel 35 Huey, Ezekiel 5 Huey, Green 78 Huey, Dr. Griffin B. 60 Huey, F. B. 62 Huey, Grover C. 93 Huey, F. C. 41 Huey, Fannie E. 6 Huey, Hannah 50-72-73

110 Huey, Harold 5-69 Huey, James, Jr. 43 Huey, Harold E. 5 Huey, Dr. James 71 Huey, Harriet 1-7-48 Huey, Capt. James 66 Huey, Harriet C. 41 Huey, James A. 1-3-13-14- Huey, Harriet E. 3-4 18-40-59 Huey, Harvey Lee 21 Huey, James, III 44 Huey, Harvey 21-58-59 Huey, James C. 48 Huey, Harry 12-57 Huey, James E. 71 Huey, Harry E. 6 Huey, James D. 95 Huey, H. N. 62 Huey, James F. 4-12-51 Huey, Hazel M. 85 Huey, James G. 44-49 Huey, Haxel P. 26 Huey, James G. L. 31-32 Huey, Helen B. 26 Huey, James H. 8-40-42 Huey, Helene 38 Huey, James J. 31-39 Huey, Henrich 59 Huey, James K. 41 Huey, Humphray 62 Huey, James Kee 92 Huey, Henry 3-16-31-36-59-72 Huey, James L. 8-41-42 Huey, Henry G. 60 Huey, James M. 9-35-45 Huey, Henry Laf. 38 Huey, James 0. C. 48 Huey, Henry P. 56 Huey, James 0. M. 45 Huey, Hercules 31-65 Huey, James R. 38 Huey, Howard 5-29 Huey, James S. 19-27-28 Huey, Hiram N. 31 Huey, James T. 26-45-52-68 Huey, James W. 5-7 -32-34-37 Huey, Ida 5 Huey, Dr. James W. 33 Huey, Ida M. 29-85 Huey, James J. Wm. 34 Huey, Ike 64 Huey, Jane 25-27-41-42-46- Huey, Imogene 5 48-56-62-68 Huey, Irene 21 Huey, Jane A. 11-40 Huey, Isabella 36-78 Huey, Jane C. 62 Huey, Isabella S. 87 Huey, Jane E. 19-32-81 Huey, Issac 58-60 Huey, Jane J. G. 40 Huey, Isiah 48 Huey, Janie M. 76 Huey, Iva A. 92 Huey, Janet L. 57 Huey, Inez E. 20 Huey, Jarvis C. B. 48 Huey, Jeannette 10-53 Huey, J. D. 63 Huey, Jennie E. 25 Huey, J. 60 Huey, Jennie M. 18 Huey, J.C. 1-31-93 Huey, Jemima 50-51 Huey, J. E. 42 Huey, Jeremiah 60-61 Huey, J. F. 31 Huey, Jerry 35 Huey, Mrs. J. F. 39 Huey, Jesse 28-31-62 Huey, Col. J. K. 42 Huey, Jessie Lee IO Huey, J. N. 32 Huey, Jessie M. 31 Huey, J. R. 51-81 Huey, Jessie Ruff 86 Huey, J. T. 62 Huey, Jesse V. B. 31 Huey, J. Wallace 53 Huey, Jewel 59 Huey, Jack 19-55 Huey, Jewel Lee 78 Huey, Jacqueline V. 84 Huey, Jimaline 34 Huey, James 3-15-16-25-27-31- Huey, Jim West 78 36-37 -40-43-48-51- Huey, Joan C. 21 55-57 -59-65-68 Huey, Joan 57-61

111 Huey, Joanna 52 Huey, Katherine L. 9 Huey, Joe 18-55 Huey, Kathy Ann 26 Huey, Joe H. 38 Huey, Kenneth 28-57 Huey, Brig.-Gen. John 92 Huey, Kitty L. 21 Huey, Johannes Wilhelm 1 Huey, John l-4-12-15-18-27- Huey, Laura 4 28-31-36-37-41-44-47- Huey, Laura J. 32 48-49-53-56-57-68- 71-72 Huey, Lavina 39 Huey, John A. 90 Huey, Lawrence R. 91 Huey, John B. 32-40-62 Huey, Lazarus 78 Huey, John C. 5-18-24-54-64 Huey, Lamora C. 42 Huey, John D. 11-56 Huey, L. G. 80 Huey, John E. 58-68 Huey, Leanna 37 Huey, John F. 38-44-60 Huey, Lee M. 9-41 Huey, John, Jr. 47-51 B:uey, Lemuel 50 Huey, John H. 4-18-52 Huey, Lemuel Q. 26 Huey, John L. 58 Huey,. Lenneus Lee 8 Huey, John M. 33-38-52-59-77 Huey, Lela Jane 19 Hµ(ly, John J. M. 60 Huey, Leslie 20-27 Huey, John 0. 32 Huey, Letitia E. 20 Huey, John Kee 91 Huey, Lester W. 85 Huey, John P. 25 Huey, Lewis 35~36-41-49 Huey, John R. 5-7-12-68-70-81 Huey, Lewis C. 34-37-45 Huey, John S. l-2-3-4-5-14-24- Huey, Lewis G. 81 26-27-42-50-52-55 Huey, Lilla 37 Huey, John T. 60-62 Huey, Lillian 48 Huey, John W. 19 Huey, Lineus 41-42 Huey, Johan W. 59 Huey, Linna E. 31-55 Huey, Johan F. 59 Huey, Lila A. 85 Huey, Joseph l-2-8-15-52- Huey, Lizzie 13-39-62 54-56-58-59-62 Huey, Loda 34 Huey, Joseph A. 9-38 Huey, Lois E. 77 Huey, Joseph C. 12-20 Huey, Lorna M. 92 Huey, Joseph L. 9-55 Huey, Lori S. 90 Huey, Joseph M. 52-58 Huey, Lorena 59 Huey, Joseph 0. 4 Huey, Lonzoa M. 61 Huey, Joseph S. 52 Huey, Lou Hicks 79 Huey, Joseph W. 54 Huey, Louise & Louisa 8-31- Huey, Joy 45 38-62-70 Huey, Jude 78 Huey, Louis 0. 5 Huey, Judy Q. 26 Huey, Lowrie 80 Huey, Julia A. 88 Huey, Lu Ann 18 Huey, Julia J. 21 Huey, Lula 8-41 Huey, Julian F. 59 Huey, Lula May 33 Huey, Lucy 6-26-34-50 Huey, Karen 19-29 Huey, Lulie M. 58 Huey, Karen E. 5i. Huey, Lydia 53-70-68 Huey, Kate 72 Huey, Lynda Jane 80 Huey, Kate 0. 45 Huey, Lynn Ann 21-80 Huey, Katie 4 Huey, Lynn Rae 27 Huey, Katherine C. 86 Huey, Luzary L. 34 Huey, Katherine E. 26 Huey, Lynn J. 90

112 Huey, Lyle W. 21 Huey, Mary W. 51 Huey, Lou Ellen 28 Huey, Marvin 78 Huey, Marvin C. 35 Huey, M. C. 62 Huey, Mason 44-48-49-50 Hoo~M. F. fil Huey, Mattie 33-35 Huey, Miss M. J. 32 Huey, Matilda 6-27-42 Huey, M. T. 31 Huey, Maude 80 Huey, M. S. & Son 60 Huey, Matt 48 Huey, Mabel 28-29 Huey, Melvin 52-53 Huey, Mace 48 Huey, Michelle 81 Huey, Mae 38 Huey, Medora E. 54 Huey, Malcolm S. 93 Huey, Mildred J. 21 Huey, Maggie 27-85 Huey, Milley 36-41 Huey, Mandy 19 Huey, Milo 65 Huey, Margaret 9-11-13-15- Huey, Mimy & Minnie 6-50 19-27-40-44-54-56-57-65 Huey, Miriam 6 Huey, Margaret C. 58-65 Huey, Moll 57 Huey, Margaret E. 6 Huey, Myra C. 1 Huey, Margaret J. 40 Huey, Myrtle 53-80 Huey, Marguarete 36-89 Huey, Myrtice E. 52 Huey, Margie 19 Huey, Marion 18 Huey, Nancy 11-27-31-36- Huey, Marilyn 59-85 40-41-56-62-87 -90 Huey, Marion M. 38 Huey, Nancy A. 19 Huey, Marion C. 59 Huey, Nancy B. 92 Huey, Marcus F. 31 Huey, Nancy C. 65 Huey, Marie 78 Huey, Nancy E. 37-86 Huey, Mark IO Huey, Nancy H. 47 Huey, Marsha 10-90 Huey, Nancy I. 44 Huey, Martha 4-36-53 Huey, Nancy J. 18-19-23 Huey, Martha Ann 9 Huey, Nancy J. B. E. 48 Huey, Martha D. 62-70 Huey, Nancy L. 29-37 Huey, Martha J. 40 Huey, Nancy L. M. 31 Huey, Martha M. 60 Huey, Nancy M. 5-31 Huey, Martha P. 62 Huey, Nannie 9-53 Huey, Martha C. 35 Huey, Narcissa 47 Huey, Martha E. 39 Huey, Nathan 90 Huey, Martin ,57-74 Huey, Nell I. 35 Huey, Martin V. B. 56 Huey, Necy Dove 34 Huey, Marshall 41 Huey, Neely 78 Huey, Mary 3-4-10-12-16-18- Huey, Nellie D. 79 l 9-21-37-42-44-4 7 -48-56- Huey, Nelly 40 57 -64-68-7 2-87 Huey, Neva 32-83 Huey, Mary B. 5-58-60-93 Huey, Newton 18 Huey, Mary Ann 40-61-70 Huey, Nita 49 Huey, Mary E. 20-32-42-7 6-92 Huey, Norine E. 86 Huey, Mary H. 41 Huey, Norman 21 Huey, Mary J. 4-19-29-36-41-44 Huey, Mary L. 8-21-38-44-52-91 Huey, Oakley 3 Huey, Mary K. 9 Huey, Oda E. 78 Huey, Mary M. 58 Huey, Ola 0. 35 Huey, Mary P. 5-8 Huey, Oliver 33

Jl3 Huey, Olive 7-94 Huey, Robert W. 5 Huey, Olivia 6 Huey, Ricky 28-35 Huey, Opal 12-34 Huey, Richard 19-49-90 Huey, Or.hie 0. 61 Huey, Richard M. 69-71 Huey, Orrie 7 Huey, Roger 18-34 Huey, Oscar 9-28-41-45 Huey, Roland B. 24 Huey, Otto 53 Huey, Rosanne 55 Huey, Oliver 80 Huey, Rosemary 21 Huey, Ottis F. 29 Huey, Rossa Jane 81 Huey, Rosselas 8 Huey, Paris Wylie 28 Huey, Roy 38 Huey, Patrick 1-15 Huey, Russell 13 Huey, Patricia 26-41 Huey, Ruth C. 10 Huey, Patsy 9 Huey, Ruth 18-25-62-64-80 Huey, Paul 19-38-57 Huey, Ruth May ,56 Huey, Paulina 3-9 Huey, Ritter 59 Huey, Paulus 1-58 Huey, Pearl 53-90 Huey, S. B. & S. H. 31 Huey, Pennoch 75 Huey, S. F. 51 Huey, Perlina 48 Huey, Sallie 41-48-62-80 Huey, Perryander C. 5-7 Huey, Sam 18-55 Huey, Peter 35-37-63-69 Huey, Samson M. 27 Huey, Phebe E. 54-55-68 Huey, Samuel 1-3-5-8-14-15- Huey, Polly 18-23-36 18-20-28-36-40-41-42-58-71 Huey, Porter 74 Huey, Samuel B. 3 Huey, Preston 26-50 Huey, Samuel C. 28-71-92 Huey, Priscilla 48-49-51 Huey, Samuel F. 31 Huey, Samuel H. 21-31 Huey, Rachel 15-27-68 Huey, Samuel J. 7-9-31 Huey, Ralph 29-30-38-56 Huey, Samuel L. 9-41-93 Huey, Ravanna G. 70 Huey, Samuel M. 12 Huey, Ray 5-38 Huey, Samuel Orr 76 Huey, Raymond 21 Huey, Samuel R. 18-21 Huey, R. E. 64 Huey, Samuel T. & W. 10-31 Huey, R. M. 18 Huey, Sara 10-32-48-53-93 Huey, Dr. R. W. 64 Huey, Sarah 24-31-37-40- Huey, Rebecca 31-53-60-73 44-55-58-70 Huey, Robert 2-3-4-5-6-12-14- Huey Sarah Ann 44-68 15-16-17-27-33-41-42- Huey, Sarah C. 62 56-57-61-63-7 2-81 Huey, Sarah E. 89-91 Huey, Robert A. 61-91 Huey, Sarah J. 12-27-47-56-77 Huey, Robert B. 41 Huey, Sarah K. 32 Huey, Robert C. 5-21-26-31-40 Huey, Sarah L. 36 Huey, Robert D. 21-26-40-83 Huey, Sarah W. 8 Huey, Robert E. 31-47-56-76-91 Huey, Scott 61 Huey, Robert E. H. 32 Huey, Shelby A. 52 Huey, Robert G. 4-41 Huey, Sheridan 6 Huey, Robert L. 4-10-26-38-83 Huey, Simeon H. 84 Huey, Robert M. 52-59 Huey, Sophia 73 Huey, Robert N. 90 Huey, Spencer 24 Huey, Robert P. 52 Huey, Stanley D. 20 Huey, Robert S. 41-92 Huey, Stella 5

114 Huey, Stephen 47-48-49-56-83 Huey, Wm. J. 55-95 Huey, Steve 25 Huey, Wm. L. 5-58-59 Huey, Steven 18 Huey, Wm. M. 10-18-33-44-54 Huey, Susan 21-25-50 Huey, Wm. 0. 61 Huey, Susannah 46 Huey, Wm. P. 26-31 Huey, Susie 13-,58-68-72 Huey, Wm. R. 25-50-55 Huey, Sybil 88 Huey, Wm. S, 4-50-55 Huey, Sylvanus 36 Huey, Wayne Scott 28 Huey, Wesley Brown 28 Huey, Talmadge 78 Huey, Wm. W, 55 Huey, Terri Lynn 52 Huey, Winiford 48-78 Huey, Thadeus 36 Huey, Winifred 35-43-45 Huey, Thelma 4-28 Huey, Winnie C. 48-62 Huey, Theoria E. 35 Huey, Wilson A. 20 Huey, Dr. T. W. 64 Huey, Wright 78 Huey, Thomas 8-37-41-44-59-80 Huey, Thomas A. 8-91 Huey, Udilla L. 21 Huey, Thomas B. 31 Huey, Ulmer L. 35 Huey, Thomas D. 21 Huey, Thomas E. 11-14 Huey, V. H. Huey, Thomas F. 12 Huey, Vickie L. 90 Huey, Thomas J. 33 Huey, Victor B. 34 Huey, Thomas L. 26 Huey, Victory 37 Huey, Thomas R. 8-12 Huey, Viola Va. 4 Huey, Thomas T. 40 Huey, Virgil 53-63 Huey, Hon. Thomas W. 65 Huey, Virginia 34-41-42-47-81 Huey, Thomas W. 86-91 Huey, Virginia M. 21 Huey, Tabitha C. 44 Huey, Virginia Lee 29 Huey, Travis U. L. 35 Huey, Virginia V. 32 Huey, Theresa J. 32 Huey, Virgil L. 53 Huey, Viva 35 Huey, W. C. 54 Huey, W. F. & W. R. 38 Huey, Xerline 25 Huey, W. G. 94 Huey, Wade G. 51 Huey, Zenith B. 21 Huey, Wallace D. 21 Huey, Walter 5-6-39 Hughes, Agnes & Samuel 17 Huey, Walton 88 Hugley, Charles 48 Huey, Webster 53 Hughey, Frank W. 1-15 Huey, Will 81 Hughey, Hercules 59 Huey, Willard M. 18 Hughey, James 43 Huey, Wilbur E. 6-29 Hughey, Joseph 15 Huey, William 3-4-5-6-12-14- Hughey, Lewis 36 15-18-19-24-27-36-41-42- Hunt, Nathan 68 49-53-56-64-68-7 2-71-7 6 Hunter, Alice M. 84 Huey, W,m. A. 86 Hutcheson, Mandy 38 Huey, Mrs. Wm. A. 87 -!­ Huey, Wm. C. 12-52-54 Irwin, Ferbia H. 35 Huey, Wm. E. 12-52-54-64-76-91 -J- Huey, Wm. F, 38-39 Jacks, Alexander M. 35 Huey, Wm. G. 51-53-68-83-94 Jacks, Sara E. 34-37 Huey, Wm. H. 64 Jackson, Andrew, Sr. 65 Jeter, James L. 94 Ligon, Ann Eliz 60 James, Bertha 38 Ligon, Laura Quincy 60 James, Catherine 64 Ligon, Wm. Wallace 60 Jeffries, Isaac 5 Lindow, Jean IO Johnson, Ed 35 Lively, Porter 19 Johnson, Richard 20 Livingston, Geo. W. 59 Johnson, Carl 19 Long, Dr. Felix B., Jr. 50 Jones, - - - 53-55 Longh, Wendell 80 Jones, Georgianna 68 Loudermilk, Arthur ,35 Jones, Marie 61 Love, Joseph 56 Jones, Martha ,54 Lowery, Daniel 44 Jones, James R. 32 Luck, Pearl 35 Jones, W. S. 54 Lumpkin, Joyce 38 Jordan, Tom 48 Lynch, Catherine 36 -K- Lynch, Wilson Locke 86 Kauffman, Ethel 25 -M- Kelly, Thadius, Jr. 92 Mahan, - - - 41 Kennedy, Kate 9 Malone, Mrs. G. Y. 83 Kennedy, Katherine 41 Manna, Anna Mary 26 Kennon, Sarah A. E. 32 Manor, Fred 80 Kerr, W. J. 78 Marshall, Louise 10-41 Ketterer, Kennis 80 Ma1tin, John 44 Key, Mary Elizabeth 91 Martin, Will 44 Kilgore, Wm. 39 Martin, Phebe 68 Kilpatrick, Sydney M. 43 Mason, - - - 55 Kline, Hetty B. 80 Marks, Jimmie 38 King, John E. 91 Marshall, Samuel P. 68 King, Sally A. 68 Marvin, Theodore 71 Kinnear, Mary A. 12-14 Mason, Jane 3-14-58 Kinzie, Harry E. 91 Mason, Phoebe 55 Kirby, Frances 38 Mason, Sarah 43 Kirkpatrick, Sanmel 27 Mason, Wm. 11 Kirtley, Cyrus 9 Mason, Nancy Huey 14 Kirtley, Geo. Robinson 3 Massey, Burton 86 Kirtley, J. A. 4 Mason, Mary Ferguson 44 Kniffen, Mary 3 Massie, Samuel B. 5 Knowles, George 93 Masters, Doris Jean 35 Knox, Macie 76 Mathews, Eachel 27 -L- Matthews, John 27 Lacy, A. N. 33-62 May, Frances Rebecca 44 Lacy, Catherine 31 May, Joseph W. 93-94 Lafaya, Ogden Wm. 26 Meadors, Ann 50 Lane, Alvin Valentine 58 Menough, Mary J. 71 Lassing, Marpila 9 Mercer; Ella 73 Laurence, Chas. F. 86 Matlock, George 68 LeGwin, Rosser 58 Miller, Jeanne 27 Lemley, Ransom D. 32 Miller, Leola 52 Leitch, Robert 27 Miller, Lola 77 Leonard, Grace May 27 Miller, Mary A. 8-68 Lewis, Bessie 93 Miller, Fred R. 10 Leslie, Mary Ann 19 Milling, John Nicholas 44 Lien, Peggy 28 Milton, Alice 38

116 Mills, Audrey 19 -P­ Michal, Billy Clyde 26 Painter, Minshall 70 Mizell, Mildred Marie 92 Pangborn, Eugene & Maria 56 Mock, Sarah 64 Parker, Dora M. A. 90 Montgomery, Mary E. 25 Parker, James 81 Moore, Eva 34 Parr, Besse 21 Moore, Francis H. 85 Parrish, Jack 28 Moore, Sarah 5 Pate, Lafaette 35 Moreau, - - - 57 Patrick, Myra C. 5-14 Morgan, Lottie 38 Payne, Jewell Rays 29 Morrow, James Vance 25 Perez, Susan L. 26 Morris, Maggie 38 Perkins, Anna B. 55 Moss, Laurence 80 Peters, Catherine Ann 56 Murray, Alanzo P. 7 Pfaff, Lena 12 -Mc­ Phelan, Anthony M. 26 McAnelly, Wm. H. 32 Phipps, Glen I. 81 MacBride, Burt 84 Pickard, Jane 25 MacBride, Philip Huey 84 Pike, Robert 21 MacNutt, Alexander T. 73 Piper, George 4 McCarther, Sara 28 Pipes, Charles 43-45 McClellan, - - - 55 Pleasance, Charlotte G. 70 McClelland, Joseph H., Jr. 25 Polach, - - - 80 McClure, Lenora 71 Pope, Jeanna Myra 58 McColm, Anna A. 28 Pope, Mrs. Margaret C. 53 McConachie, John T. 20 Pope, Wm. 54 McCohron, Hector 65 Powell, Anna, Jennie & Lucy 7 McCoy, Mary Alice 26 Powell, Nancy 5 McDaniel, Corley 48 Powell, Wm. 90 McDaniel, Ed M. 76 Powers, Robert 21 McDonald, Matilda J. 18 Pressley, John Huey 21 McElduff, Dan & Oscar 48 Pressley, Samuel 23 McFarland, John 32 Priest, Florence 29 McGrady, Marion N. 56 Pryor, John 94 McIntosh, Ernest 38 Puckett, Bill 61 McIntyre, Agnes 19 -Q- McNamare, Pierce 34 Quin, Lucy M. 25-64 McGuown, - - - 53 -R­ -N­ Rachel, Norma 8 Nash, - - - 48 Raeder, Emily E. 68 Neely, John H. 52 Ramsey, Angaline 35 Neely, Meredith 48 Ratchford, Bertha M. 91 Nelson, Thos. J. 47 Ray, Mrs. Ann 91 Nordin, M. E. 64 Ray, Jefferson W. 48 Nordin, Mary Huey 64 Ray, Mary Huey 51 North, Levi 19 Redding, Eunice 38 -0- Reed, J runes 61 O'Donnell, Virginia 58 Reed, Margaret 12 O'Grady, Julie 21 Reid, Mrs. C. W. 91 O'Neil, Peter 36 Regan, Mary C. 31 Orr, Charles 27 Redmond, Will 59 Orr, Mary Ann 76 Reynolds, Dr. Fred D. 89 Osborne, Libbie V. 54 Reynolds, Dr. John A•. 33-83-89

11.7 Reynolds, Sarah E. H. 33 Shee, Katherine M. 86 Rice, Doris 80 Shellabarger, Mary A. 12-14 Rice, Eunice 21 Sheridan, John 41 Rice, Matilda 4 Sherrard, Geo. Wm. 26 Richardson, Fred 29 Shupp, Barbara 81 Richardson, Wm. 44 Sibley, - - - 64 Riddell, N. E. 4 Silowary, - - - 53 Riddell, Anna 3 Simpson, Thomas L. 44 Riggs, John 10 Sims, Charles H. 45 Rising, Emma 74 Sipe, Minerva 12 Robbins, Alanzo 56 Slemmens, Hester A. 72 Robbins, Jack 34 Smalling, - - - 49 Roberts, Marilyn 91 Smith, Mrs. Amanda 83 Roberts, Paul 92 Smith, Berdie B. 59 Robertson, Geo. W. 44 Smith, Carol J. 58 Robertson, Mary Eliz. 85 Smith, Doris 29 Roca, Olga Marie 50 Smith, Empress L. 6 Rogers, Al 4 Smith, Mrs. James W: 88 Rollings, James C. 92 Smith, Joseph Henry 90 Ross, - - - 72 Smith, 0. C. 35 Ross, Irvin 20 Smith, M. White 88 Rouse, Dr. L. E. DD 10 Smith, Robert E. 10 Rowe, Catherine 44 Smith, Wyat 36 Ruggles, Leona 6 Sowell, Kathleen 91 Running, Wm. Arne 90 Spau, - - - 11 Rummage, John 78 Spano, John 88 Rupp, Dorothy M. 95 Speakman, Howland 70 Russell, - - - 12 Spencer, Blanche 70 Russell, John 14 Stack, Rosa G. 91 Russell, Joseph. 11 Stady, Page 61 Russell, Margaret 3 Stafford, James 58 Rutherford, Elva V. 7 Stamps, Ruby 93 Ryle, Lucy 4 Stayback, Geo. Allen 9 Ryle, Minnie 6 Steiger, Ruth 54 -S- Stephens, - - - 9-93 Sampson, Robert 71 Stephens, A. C. 59 Sayers, James 27 Stephens, Catherine C. 24-50 Schultz, Elizabeth 57 Stephens, Samuel 24 Scott, - - - 41 Stephenson, Douglas 12 Scott, Agnes N. 92 Stephenson, Dr. James 8 Schraub, Justine .M. 52 Stephenson, Roberta 18 Scott, George 9 Stevens, Effie J. 28 Scott, John 8 Stewart, John M. 65 Scott, Lulu 6 Stewart, Leila 94 Scott, Margaret 9-41 Stewart, Maye 92 Scott, Walter 6 Stewart, Martha M. 38 Scolds, Henrietta 8 Stiemnetz, Dr. E. G. 70 Schlund, Ann 5 Stokes, Jean 70 Scott, Squire Grant 7 Stoyle, Don 38 Sewell, Wm. Cecil 92 Stracener, Bill 36 Shaffer, A. D. 53 Stricker, Catherine 28 Shaw, Sharon 20 Strickland, Alice 31

118 Stringfellow, Ola 85 Walkup, Jane B. 62 Strong, Lucille 77 Wallace, Allen ,8-83 Strum, Elmer E. 81 Wallace, Caroline A. 86 Strum, Goffe H. 82 Wallace, George 83 Sullivan, Dr. Dennis Wm., Jr. 95 Wallace, Geo. C., Sr. 84 Surrat, Mrs. M. E. 49-51 Wallace, Gov. Geo. C. 84 Swarthout, Clarissa 56 Wallace, John A. 86 -T­ Walton, Kate 10 Talbot, Helen 5 Walton, Myrtle 38 Talbot, Margaret 6-14 Walton, Josie 6 Taylor, Elsie 21 Ward, Henry R. 44 Taylor, John 9 Warwick, Andrew S. 58 Taylor, Wm. K. 5 Warren, Eunice 38 Teel, Alexander 40 Waugh, James 56 Theobalds, Wm. P. 44 Wasson, Lucy J. 56 Thomas, Sanford 21 Watson, - - - 40 Thomas, Wm. 68 Watson, Wendell F. 49 Thompson, Hazel 86 Way, Lydia 68 Thomson, Martha P. 31 Webb, Patty Ann 56 Thruman, Callie P. 78 Wells, Mrs. B. F. 78 Thurman, Jo Asa 64 Wells, Gordon M. 62 Thurmond, Nellie 45 Wells, Nell 76 Tinsley, Adele 25 Wells, Samuel L. 61 Talbot, Betty P. 7 Wente, Earl 19 Talbot, Samuel 5 Wigham, Mrs. Annie 83 Tooley, Lillian 26 White, - - - 55 Totten, Kay 81 White, John R. 39 Tracy, Smith 56 Whittaker, Frances 3 Trentelman, Robert 20 Wilder, Eugene 85 Trotter, Mildred A. 88 Willard, Robert L. 83 Towsend, Pauline 9 Williams, Clark 5 Tucker, Rhoda 58 Williams, Fowler 62 Turner, Dr. James 6 Williams, Sarah 9 Tyson, James 13 Williams, Samuel 0. 44 -U- Willis, Sallie V. 8 Usher, Robert 16 Wilson, Henry E. 92 -V- Wilson, John 16-27-34 Vakl, George & Ost 90 Wilson, Lilian Mae 28 Van Doty, F. 83 Wilson, Mary 80 Vardeman, Benjamin 40 Wilson, Martha 17 Vaught, Dave 34 Wilson, Louise 10-41 Veath, Olif 18 Wilson, Martha C. 52 Vines, Emerline 31 Wilson, Lucinda A. 52 Vines, Louis 93 Wilson, Robert 77 -W- Wilson, Jack H. 49 W akefield, - - - 55 Winklepleck, Linda A. 89 Waldrop, A. B. & F. A. 62 Wise, Thomas 81 Waldrop, Baylis B. & M. A. 31 Wister, Alex 93 Waldrop, Matilda J. 31 Wolfington, Albert H. 53-54-55 Walker, Geraldine 7 Wolfington, Raymond 55 Walker, Hope H. & Mary 58 Wood, James 93 Walker, Rosa 29 Woods, Wm. F. 87

1[9 Wright, Nina & Robe1t 55 -Y­ Wright, Sarah E. H. 49 Young, Abbie 6 Young, Becky 28 Wyatt, Mary & Spencer 44 Young, Louise S. 86

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