THE C.ANTRILL-C.ANTRELL GENE.A.LOGY

A RECORD OF THE DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD CANTRILL, WHO WAS A RESIDENT OF PHILA­ DELPHIA PRIOR TO 1689, AND OF EARLIER CANTRILLS IN ENGLAND AND ~RICA

BY 0 SUSAN CANTRILL CHRISTIE

THE GRAFTON PRESS GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHERS 70 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK Cl'f'yright, .r(J08, Bv SUSAN CANTRILL CHRISTIE :.I, .·~- ] ' ..... : \ -

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TO MY DAUGHTER LOUIE CHRISTIE CANTRELL WHO ASSISTED IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS VOLUME

CONTENTS

Preface ix History Xl Richard Cantril! 3 Descendants of Joseph 2 Cantrill of Philadelphia 7 Descendants of Zebulon 2 Cantrell of Philadelphia 147 Descendants of Benjamin 1 Cantrell of Massachusetts 209 Descendants of Isaac 1 Cantrell of Ireland and Philadelphia 213 Unclassified Records 219 Supplemental Lines . • 225 Appendices Will of Stephen Cantrell 231 Jamestown Reunion 237 Index 245

PREFACE

FoR many years I have had a strong desire to know more about the Cantrill family, but not until 1897 was sufficient data obtained to furnish a reliable basis for this work. It is published now with a full knowledge of the many imperfections that will be manifest to many who read it. Many difficulties have attended the collec­ tion and compilation of the material and at times the work has been most discouraging. If some branches of the family have been treated briefly, it is only owing to the lack of information and meager data furnished by the descendants. It is with a deep realization of how impossible it is to make any History, or Genealogy, of a family entirely perfect, that I now publish the result of more than ten years' research. It is probable that it could be made more complete by waiting and working longer, but many of those who have been interested in the collec­ tion of the material have already passed away, others are growh1g old, and the writer is anxious to put into permanent shape the information collected, which has never been printed regarding the Cantrill family before. The ·cantrill family is one of the oldest families in America. In the course of this work innumerable histories, genealogies and records have been carefully searched in the Astor and Lenox Libraries, New York Historical Society, New York Genealogical Society and Court Records, New York; Brooklyn and Pratt Libraries, Brooklyn; Boston Library, Historical Society and Court Records, Boston; Friends' Library, Pennsylvania 'Historical Society, Records of old Philadelphia churches and Court Records, Philadelphia; Pennsylvania State Library, Harrisburg; Court Records, Westchester, Pa.; Illinois State Library, Springfield; Congressional Library and Census Department, Washington; and Court Records in New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, North Caro­ lina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. A thorough search has also been made in London, England, of Court Records and emigrant lists of the seventeenth century by a reliable English genealogist. I am also indebted to Rev. Edgar Harlan Kellar and X PREFACE

Mrs. Francis Hardin Hess for searching records at the British Museum, London. In :finishing this self-imposed task, which has also given me many hours of pleasure and profit, I wish particularly to express my appreciation of the encouragement and material help that has been given me by Mrs. William A. Cantrell, Little Rock, Ark.; Mrs. James E. Cantrill, Georgetown, Ky.; Miss Mary Cantrell, McMinnvill'e, Tenn.; Mrs. Laura Cantrell Kinser, Tellico Junction, Tenn.; Mr. John H. Cantrell, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Mrs. W. W. Whiteside, Oxford, Ala., and to many others. Finally, in presenting these facts regarding the history and genealogy of the Cantrill family which I have been able to collect, I do so in the hope that they will be an inspiration to every member of the family to continued patriotism to our country, and pride in our family. SUSAN CANTRILL CHRISTIE. 231 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. HISTORY

ORIGIN AND SPELLING OF THE NAME

THE name of Cantrill wherever found can be traced to the origi­ nal family of Chantrell, or Cantrelle, in France. In "Armorial Generale," by J. B. Rietstap, the name is given as Chantrell, Cantrelle and Canteral; in "La Grande Encyclo­ pedia," as Chantrell and Canteral;' in "La France Heraldique," as Chantrell (de) and Chantre (le), while in" Noblisse Universale," by M. L. Vicomte Magny, it is given a:s Cantrel. In "British Family Names," by Henry Barber, the following appears: "Cantrell (French), Cantrel, Chantrell. The first of the name in England was William Chantrell, time King John, A. D. 1199." Mark Antony Lower gives the definition thus: "Can.trill, Can­ trell, from Cantrellus, the little singer." Charles Waring Bardsley, in his "Dictionary of Surnames," says: "Cantrell, Cantrill, one who rang the Chantrelle. Chantrelle, a small bell. Chanter, to sing." The name is spelled in various ways, viz: Cantrill, Cantrell, Cantrall, Cantrelle, Cantril, Cantrel, Cantral, Chantrell and Chauntrell. The spelling has always been one of personal taste, even brothers have spelled it differently. · In this book the nil.me is spelled as found in Capt. John Smith's Works, or as it is spelled by the different branches of the family. The earliest records of the family are French. The first mention of the name outside of France is William Chantrell, who retained the French spelling of the name, in England fo time of King John.

THE FAMILY IN ENGLAND

From the twelfth to the fifteenth century the nanie appears in English records from time to time, and after that time appears many times in England and Ireland, as well as in France, usually spelled Chantrell, Cantrill or Cantrell. xii THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

William Chantrell, temp King John, was probably the first of the name in England. In the" History of Melbourne, County Derby," second edition, (no date), page 175, by J. J. Briggs, the author says: "The Cantrells were a very ancient family and are supposed to have been located at Kings Newton about five hundred years. By deeds still extant in the family, we find that they possessed lands there as early as the reign of Henry V, about 1413. Other deeds and surveys also show that they were considerable landed proprietors during the reigns of Henry V, Henry VI, Edward V, Edward VI and Henry VII." . From the "History of Cheshire," by Ormeod, we learn that the Chantrells were possessed of lands in Cheshire as early as 1412, , and in this History the pedigree is given of John Cantrell, 1424 (taken from the "Plea Recog Rolls "), with the same coat-of-arms that is given later in the " Visitation of Cheshire, " 1580, of Chan­ trell of Bache; " Visitation of Suffolk," 1612, of Cantrell of Bury St. Edmunds and " Visitation of Berkshire," 1664, of Cantrill of Wokingham. Various histories of Cheshire have a great many records, _cover­ ing a period from 1422-1558, showing that the family of Chantrell was a prominent one and that they were large landed proprietors, and speaking of the family as a very ancient one. The name is enrolled in English records as patriots, soldiers, sailors, college graduates, schoolmasters, barristers, writers, i:ectors and vicars of the Church of England. Hugo Chantrell was an archer in the retinue of Lord Grey of Codner at the Battle of Agincourt, 1415. John Chantrell received special favors from the Prince of Wales in 1460 for good service at the Battle of Bloreheth. Ralph Cantrill was Vicar of Chesterfield in Derbyshire in 1461. William Cantrell, a Master in His Majesty's Navy, particularly distinguished himself at Trencomale in the East Indies, Decem­ ber 16, 1747, on an occasion where few would perhaps have shown the same contempt of danger. In bringing powder from the maga-1 zine one of the boats blew up and a large firebrand fell blazing into another boat, in which were forty-five barrels of powder, covered only by a sail; it stove one of the barrels and must inevitably have sent all the people employed into the air, had not Mr. Cantrell taken the burning brand from the powder, thrown it overboard, HISTORY xiii quenched the remains of the fire on the sail and restored all to safety. There are many interesting records in Derbyshire of the Can­ trell, or Cantrill, family (as the name is alternately spelled), which was closely identified with St. Alkmund's Church for over a cen­ tury. St. Alkmund's Church is supposed to have been founded as early as the ninth century, and is undoubtedly the oldest church in Derby. In the Register of this church is an autobiography of John Cantrell, minister and schoolmaster, covering a period from 162i to 1656. John Cantrell had a son Simon Cantrell, who was the father of Henry Cantrell, a miscellaneous writer and Vicar of St. Alkmund's for fifty years, in whose honor there is a flag within the Commune Rails of the church. There is a tablet on the south wall of the chancel of the same church to William Cantrell, a son of Henry, who was Rector many years of St. Michael's in the bor­ ough of Stamford, and in the county of Lincoln, and in the county of Rutland. There are also many interesting records of the Suffolk branch of the family. Ralph Cantrell, Gentleman, of Thorpe Hall, Hem-· ingstone, county Suffolk, was Scribe to the Bishop (Lord of Norwich, 1519-i9), and his pedigree is given in the" Visitation of Suffolk," 1612, and of Berkshire, 1664. Of his sons many records are found, one was William Cantrell, regarding whom we learn, from the "Antiquities of the County Suffolk," Vol. 1 page 118: "Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, whom Queen Elizabeth beheaded, having in 1556 put his vast estates in trust to William Cantrell and others, the Queen allowed him to continue to act as Trustee until she sent the Earl of Arundel to the Tower, when she ap­ pointed William Cantrell to act for herself. (Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, in Bury St. Edmund's, County Suffolk.)" Another history speaks of him as follows: "Mr. William Cantrell, of Hemingstone,.a gentleman of fortune and consequence in the reigns of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth, who distinguished him with marks of royal favor and confidence. In the parish church of Hemingstone, St. Gregory's, there is an ancient mural monument to his memory, and the fol­ lowing epitaph:

"Man here thou mayst entombed see, A man of honest fame, xiv THE CANTRIL~ANTRELL GENEALOGY

Come home to earth, who in this life, Bare William Cantrell's name. A gentleman in birth, in life, In office and degree, · Now wrapped in clay; then think Oman What will become of thee. This William Cantrell feoffee was With others put in trust, Regarded well for virtuous life, Wise, sober, true and just, Even of the whole revenue of That mighty prince of late, Late Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, hieht, Some time of high estate." Thomas Cantrell, brother of William, was the father of Ralph Cantrell, of Hemingstone, who was knighted March 11, 1623.

THE COAT-OF-ARMS

There is a great diversity of opinion among authorities as to the time that coat-of-arms became hereditary. The majority give the twelfth century, though a few give a still earlier date. In 1482, Richard III incorporated the Heralds' College, or Col­ lege of Arms. On the establishment of the Heralds' College period­ ical visitations of the different counties were directed to take .cog­ nizance of the Arms, Pedigrees and Marriages of the Nobility and Gentry of England. In the Heralds' Visitations of the counties of Cheshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Berkshire and Derbyshire, pedigrees are given of Chantrells, Cantrells and Cantrills as belonging to the gentry, and all bearing the same coat armor. The ancient Cantrell coat-of-arms was: Argent, A Pelican in her piety, Sable. Crest A Tower, Argent. The Pelican was one of the first. emblems used in Heraldry; its simplicity would indicate that it is very ancient. One of the earli­ est works published on Heraldry says: "The Pelican was by Egyptians made the hieroglyphic of ma­ ternal affection, for she, when her young ones had been bitten by serpents, that secretly invade their nest, launces her bosom and HISTORY xv with the purple balsom that streams from the opened sluice not only expells the infused venom, but likewise cements and cures the wounds inflicted by the noxious adversaries.'' Another old history gives the following: "Pelican. The Egyptian priests used the Pelican for a hiero­ glyphic to express the four duties of a father toward his children, whereof the first is Generation; second is his office of Education; third of Training up, or Instruction of Learning; and the fourth and last, the Duty of Informing his children with the Example of his Virtuous and Honest Life." " Webster's International Dictionary " says: " Pelican in her Piety (in heraldry and symbolical art), a repre­ sentation of a Pelican in the act of prodding her breast, in order to nourish her young with her blood, a practice fabulously attrib­ uted to the bird, on account of which it was adopted as a symbol of the Redeemer and of charity."

THE FAMILY IN IRELAND

There seems to be a well-founded tradition in the Irish branch of the family that the first Cantrells in Ireland were French Hu:. guenots, who fled from France at the time of the St. Bartholomew Massacre (1572). Probably the first of the name to go from England into Ireland was Godfrey Cantrell, who ~oved from Leicester with his family in 1655 to Queens county. His name appears from 1661 to 1669 among the names of persecuted Quakers in that county, and in the latter year the name of John Cantrell also appears in the same lists. That this family were Quakers is also confirmed by the purchase in 1677 from the New Jersey Quakers of a small parcel of land by Godfrey Canterell, who sold it in 1682, apparently without ever having set foot on American soil, 88 the transactions are given as having taken place at Rosenalis, Queens county, Ireland, and there is no record of his ever having lived in America.

IN AMERICA The name first appears in America in 1608 at Jamestown, Va., and since that time there have been eight, possibly more, distinct families of Cantrill, Cantrell and Cantrelle, who have come to this country from England, Ireland and France. xvi THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

The first permanent settlement of English-speaking people on the American continent was made at Jamestown, Va., in April, 1607. The histories of all the older nations begin with a fable, or some mythological story, which shrouds their real birth in mystery, but the American Republic can trace its genesis _to a definite place. Captain John Smith was the leading man in this first settlement, and history records many daring adventures of this man, who was by nature so well fitted to be a leader of the band of courageous young men, who went from England to this new and unconquered world. Here in the wilderness of an unexplored continent, al­ ready inhabited by another and a savage race, great deeds were performed and events transpired that were more thrilling and impressive than any ever told in poetry or prose. Every hardship common to human life was met by the men who founded this first Colony and many lives were lost in the struggle; but before the settlements at either Plymouth, or New Amsterdam, were effected they had planted the seed from which has sprung not only the nation, but its form of government. Before 1620, when the second permanent settlement was made at Plymouth, the Virginia Colony had established a number of villages and trading posts; li~d built homes and churches; established courts and tried the accused by jury. They had cultivated the land and started a commercial career which was not confined to the Colony, as they were already exporting their produce to England. Above all, they had convened a legislative assembly, whose members were elected by popular suffrage and who passed laws governing the Colony. This was the beginning of free government in America. The government of the United States by a President, Senate and House of Representatives shows that the ideas put into the Great Charter of the Virginia Company have left their mark on the Constitution of our country and the laws of all our States show traces of the same i

ta.ins of western Virginia and to the plantations of the Carolinas; west over the mountains into eastern Tennessee and the Blue Grass region of Kentucky and from there to the rolling land of Ohio and Indiana and the wide prairies of Illinois and Iowa. What courage and daring did both men a.nd women possess to venture forth into the unknown land. They knew the country was full of wild animals and savage red men; that the very paths they so often followed were made by them and that all sorts of danger would be encountered. We read of boats, crude and primi­ tive, by which they traversed the waterways; of caravans, some­ times small, sometimes, however, containing as many as fifty Conestoga wagons, in which the older men, women and small children rode, and the household goods were carried, while the yo~mger members of the families travelled on horseback. In some of these migrations the trails were so rough that pack horses alone could carry the people to their new homes in the wilderness. Every man carried a gun, or rifle, and in those days women also well knew how to use firearms, for when the men were off on hunting expeditions, their living largely depended on the game they shot, or were at work in the fields, the women and children were never free from the danger of a sudden raid from the. In- di~ . Into the history of many states is woven the life history of many thousands of the name of Cantrill and to-day representatives of the family can be found in almost every state and territory. In the South they have been planters, in the West, farmers, and every­ where merchants, teachers, ministers, physicians, lawyers, judges, bankers, city, county and state officials, but to the credit of the name let it be said, we have never found anywhere a single criminal. The Cantrills have always been patriots, as well as pioneers. In every great crisis from Colonial times down: in the Indian Wars; the War for American Independence; the War of 1812; the Mexi-. can War; the Black Hawk War; the Civil War and the.Spanish War the muster rolls have been full of the name ever fighting for what they deemed right. A long Roll of Honor they make of soldiers and officers in our history. The most prominent characteristics in the family are honesty and courage. As a rule they are unassuming, conservative and quiet in their manner. Many of the men are described as tall, being over six feet in height, with Grecian nose, blue-grey eyes HISTORY xix and light brown hair, and many are said to be strikingly handsome, or fine looking men.

CANTRILLS IN AMERICA IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY WILLIAM CANTRILL, Gentleman, arrived at Jamestown, Va., April 20, 1608, by the ship Phenix. (The name is spelled both Can trill and Cantrell in all the early Virginia histories.) Captain John Smith's "Historie of the Settlement of Virginia," tells us that the ship Phenix, commanded by Capt. Francis Nelson, left England in the fall of 1607; that Captain Nelson was "an honest and expert Mariner, but such was the leewardness of his Ship that he had to put in at the West Indies for repairs, wood and water," and did not reach Jamestown until the following Spring. A full list of the passengers of the Phenix is given in this book. The vessels used in those days bore no resemblance to the pala­ tial ocean steamers of to-day; they were small, clumsy and slow and there is little wonder that the people who embarked on them were afraid to venture straight across the great unknown sea. The route, via the Canary Islands and the West Indies, which they then took, made the distance almost twice as long and with good luck the passage was made in four months. With a series of mishaps, the Phenix took six months for the trip from England with the first supplies and people sent to Capt. John Smith, to aid him in the exploration and settlement of Virginia. References are made to the "writings of William Cantrill," and early histories tell us that he was one of the fourteen, who on June 2, 1608, accompanied Capt. John Smith on his" discoverie of Chesapeake Bay." "Cantrill's Point" was named for the dis­ coverer and was "betwixt the Patawomuk and Pamuke," now the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers. Henning's "Statutes, or the Laws of Virginia" records the sub­ scription of William Can trill to the Second Virginia Charter ( the Great Charter), dated May 23, 1609. From "Genesis of the United States," by Alexander Brown: "William Cantrel (Gentleman), 2, Sub. Pd. £12.-10/ Ex­ planation the figures 1, 2, 3, immediately after the name indicate that the person was an Incorporator of the First, Second and Third Virginia Charter. Sub. subscribed, and is followed by the amount and whenever it was paid, Pd. paid." xx THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

In "The names of the Adventurers of Virginia alphabetically set down according to a printed Booke, Set out by the Treasurer and Council in the present yeare, 1620," the name of William Cantril!, Gentleman, appears. In MSS of Court Proceedings in Virginia, which are the records of the London Company of Virginia, from April 28, 1619, to Jan­ uary 27, 1624, we note:" At a Quarter Court held for Virginia in the afternoon of July 3, 1622, among those present Mr. Cantrill." Bishop Mead speaks of William Cantrill in connection with Rev. Mr. Robert Hunt, first minister to Virginia, and it has been sug­ gested by one writer that it is probable that "William Cantrill was present at the baptism and marriage of Pocahontas." The Arma William Cantrill brought with him from England to America was:" Argent, A Pelican in her Piety, Sable," and a North Carolina Cantrell of to-day claims to have seen this coat-of-arms carved in the stock of an ancient gun there. It is impossible to secure full information and data regarding the family in Virginia at this period, owing to the destruction of records during the various wars, but traditions in the family are more or less corroborated by the history of the country. HENRY CANTRELL, according to "Robinson's MSS" ad­ ministered the oath to men of experience and dignity, who were appointed as Inspectors of the tobacco crops and was a Justice in Charles City county, Va., in 1639. Owing to the incomplete Virginia records, it has been impossible to find anything concerning the families or history of either Wil­ liam or Henry Cantril!, or whether either left.descendants. A thorough a.earch of all lists of emigrants to the American Colonies in the seventeenth century, both in England and America, has failed to reveal more than two arrivals in that century in America, i.e., William Cantrill, ship Phenix, at Jamestown, Va., 1608, and John Chantrell, ship Speedwell, at Boston, Mass., 1666. JOHN CHANTRELL arrived from England on ship Speedwell, at Boston, in 1666. His wife's name was Mary. This family were living in Boston as late as 1697. and after that there is no trace of them.

Tlu!ir children were: John, b. Feb. 1672. Mary, b. 1673; m. Thomas Marshall, June 18, 1697. Joseph, m. Annie Gardner, Dec. 13, 1697. Emma, b. Apr. 15, 1678. Dean, b. Nov. 1, 1686. HISTORY xxi

JOHN CANTRELL, living in St. John's parish, Island of Ja­ maica, 1670, owned twenty-one acres of land there, according to State Papers, Colonial Series, America and West Indies. WILLIAM CANTRILL appears in a list of soldiers in "King Philip's War," by George M. Dodge, as a member of the crew of the ship Swanne, August 20, 1675. Further research showed that the ship Swanne was used for the transportation of merchan­ dise between the Massachusetts and Virginia Colonies, and was pressed into service during the war. ANN CANTERILL, in a list of two hundred who went from Virginia to Somerset county, Md., October, 1675. RICHARD CANTRILL, in Philadelphia, Pa., 1689, whose de­ scendants are given fully in this work. JOSEPH CANTRILL, a nephew of Richard Cantrill, was drowned in the Schuykill river May 10, 1689. In a petition made to Governor Blackwell by Richard Cantrill for letters of adminis­ tration to the small estate of Joseph Cantril}, it is set forth that Richard Cantrill is an uncle and nearest of kin in the province to Joseph, but that Joseph Cantril! has older and younger brothers in Derbyshire, England.

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RICHARD CANTRILL

1. RICHARD CANTRILL was a resident of Philadelphia, Pa., prior to 1689. In July, 1689, he was appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph Cantrill, an unmarried nephew, who was drowned in the Schuylkill river May 10, 1689. It has been impossible to find records to prove the parentage, or birthplace, of Richard Cantrill, but there is no doubt that he came from the Derbyshire branch of the English family. His name does not appear in any list of emigrants and he may have been a descendant of William, or Henry Cantrell, of Virgnia. Fisher says, in his "Making of Pennsylvania," that "quite a number of Virginians migrated from that Colony to the Banks of the Dela­ ware before the settlement of Philadelphia by Penn, in 1678, under the rule of the Duke of York." From " Pennsylvania Archives," Vol. XIX: "At a meeting of the Commissioners, 6th of July, 1692. Present Captain William Markham, Robert Turner, John Goodson, ... Richard Cantrill requesting a warrant for a lot of 30 ft. upon Third Street, near the Burying Ground, was granted." From Original Records, Deed Book D, 53, page 50: "Richard Cantrill to Thomas Hall, Sold 30 ft. x 190 ft. May 13, 1693, Third and Market Streets." In Patent Book A, Vol. II, page 344, there is a lease for twenty­ one years (May 5, 1702) made by Edward Shippen, Griffith Owen and James Logan, as Proprietary and Governor in Chief of 'PP.nnsylvania and Territories thereunto belonging ... of a ... 4 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

"Certain tract of land between Fifth and Sixth streets contain­ ing three acres and sixty perches" (here follows a full description by metes and bounds) "to Richard Cantrill, Brickmaker, with all woods and underwood and trees, ways, waters, water courses, liberties, profits, commodities, advantages and opportunities whatsoever." The rental was forty shillings per year, "current silver money of the Province." ... "Said Richard Cantrill shall build, erect and set up a substantial brick house one story and a half in height and in breadth eighteen feet and in length thirty­ six feet; the first story of one brick and a half and the second story of one brick, and further that said Richard Cantrill shall make an orchard upon some part of the hereby granted land, with at least eighty good bearing apple trees planted thereon, and shall also well and sufficiently fence and enclose the said demised land." In " Pennsylvania Archives " we find: "Cantrill, Old Rights: Richard Cantrill, city lot 3 acres, 10 day, 10 month, 1701. Rich. return 3 acres, 3 month 1702." Later the Archives record a "Caveat against surveying of land adjoining Richard Cantrill's estate, issuing to the heirs, or execu­ tors of the said Richard Cantrill, or any under him, May 31, 1753." No record could be found of the disposition of the estate of Richard Cantrill, either by his heirs or execut,ors, but he evidently died prior to May 31, 1753. There is a traditio.n common in the family that the first Cantrill in Philadelphia had a brick yard and built the first brick house in that city. Records show that "the first brick house built in Philadelphia was owned by Robert Turner in 1684-5," and in the same year Richard Cantrill's brother-in-law, Daniel Pegge, also built a prick residence on "Pegge's Run." It is possible that Richard Cantrill had the contract for erecting both ofthese houses, which would easily account for the tradition in the family. In about 1693 Richard Cantrill married Dorothy Jones, daugh­ ter of Ellis and Jane Jones, who came to America from either Flint, or Denbigh, Wales, in the ship Submission, Sept., 1682. From the Log of the Submission: "Ellis Jones, age 45, Jane Jones, age 40, Barbara Jones, age 13, Mary Jones, age 12, Dorothy Jones, age 10, Isaac Jones, age 4 mos." The" Pennsylvania Historical Magazine," in a list of names of "Important Colonists, who came in the Submission," mentions Ellis Jones. He was a resident of Bucks county, 1684, but did RICHARD CANTRILL 5 not remain there long, and in the Welsh Tract Purchases his name appears as having purchased one hundred acres in N antonell parish, Radnor. Barbara Jones married Daniel Pegge, of" Pegge's Run;" Mary Jones married her cousin Isaac Jones, and Dorothy Jones married Richard Cantrill. Ellis Jones and his family were Quakers and as Richard Can­ trill belonged to the Church of England, Richard and Dorothy were married, to use a Quaker term," Out of Meeting." Dorothy Jones Cantrill seems to have been a young lady of considerable spirit and independence of character. She not only married the man of her choice, irrespective of her religious train­ ing, but later evidence is found of her love of gayety and society in an old history of Philadelphia, where she figured at a masquer­ ade ball, much to the horror of her more quiet Quaker friends. She seems to have inherited her love of society froxp her mother, for the name of Jane Jones appears as a witness to the marriage of a great many Quakers of her day, and the Quaker weddings were probably the principal events affording those of that sect an expression to their social instinct. The will of Jane Jones, relict of Ellis Jones, executed at Phila­ delphia, Aug. 3, 1730, and recorded at Philadelphia, Dec. 2i, li32, mentions her grandchildren: "Zebulon Cantril, Joseph Cantril, and Dorothy Cantril," to each of whom she bequeaths: "One English shilling, or the value of it in coyn current." Children of Richard and D(JTothy Cantrill: 2. i. Mary. The Records of the Race Street Meetinghouse contain the following under "Burials of those not Friends: Mary, 1-6, 1695, parents Richard and Dorothy Cantrill." 3. • ii. Joseph. 4. *iii. Zebulon. 5. iv. Dorothy, about whom we have no record.

THE DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CANTRILL OF PHILADELPHIA

3. JOSEPH CANTRILL 2 (Richard 1) was born about 1695 in Philadelphia, Pa., and spent his early boyhood in that city. Married Catharina ---. They were living in New Castle county, Pa., on or near the site of the present city of Wilmington, Del., and were attendants at Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church before 1720. It is probable that Catharina was a daughter of one of the Old Swedes, first settlers of this section, but we could not verify this. Their first three children were baptized at the old historic church still used and known as Old Swedes, which is one of the oldest and quaintest churches in this country. Christina parish was mostly situated on both sides of Christina creek, partly on both sides of Brandywine creek in New Castle county, and in the Hundreds of New Castle, Christina and Brandy­ wine. It stretched two Swedish miles in length and one in breadth. The most remote families of the parish were not more than six and a half English miles distant from the church. The city of Wilmington is built on the Swedish" church land" and the charter for the town was granted in 1735. At the time Joseph Cantril! went there it was known as Christina. Many of the earliest records of this locality have been lost, or destroyed, and at best are very incomplete. There is evidence, however, from the scattered records in New Castle county to-day, that descendants of Richard Cantrill lived there from before 1720 until 1797, though the majority moved south during this period. Children: 6. i. Hannah, b. Mar. 20, 1720; bapt. Apr. 25, 1720, at Old Swedes. 7. * ii. John. 8. *iii. Joseph. 9. *iv. Zebulon. 10. * v. Isaac. 11. vi. A daughter (name unknown). 8 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

7. JOHN CANTRELL3 (Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in New Castle county, Pa. (now Delaware), Oct., 1724, and baptized in Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) church Mar. 25, 1726. He was married twice. His first wife was --- Brittian, by whom he had seven­ teen sons; his second wife was Jane---, by whom he had four sons and two daughters. We have heard from several that there were a number of twins in this large family. He died in 1803 and his sons Abraham, Stephen and Moses administered upon his estate. There are many traditions in the family regarding John Cantrell and his family and their moving to the Carolinas, but the exact date of his leaving New Castle county is not known. It is known, however, that he was living in Rockingham county, or what is now that county, North Carolina, before the Revolutionary War, 'and shortly after the war he moved to Ninety Six District, now Spartanburg county, S. C., where he owned over eight hundred acres of land on Buck creek, waters of Pacolet river. John Cantrell and his family were devoted and active workers in the Buck creek Baptist church and some of his descendants still attend this old church. There is no reliable authority for a correct tabulation for any but the first three of the children of John Cantrell and we have endeavored to make the list correct from records, rather than from lists furnished from memory by his descendants . . 12. * i. Abraham. 13. * ii. Isaac. 14. * iii. Jacob. 15. * iv. Joseph. 16. * v. Stephen. 17. * vi. John. 18. * vii. Charles. 19 * viii. Joshua. 20. * ix. Aaron. 21. * x. Simon. 22. * xi. Peter. 23. * xii. Thomas. 24. * xiii. Reuben. 25. * xiv. Edward. 26. * xv. Benjamin. 27. xvi. Brittian. No record. 28. * xvii. James. 29. *xviii. William. 30. * xix. Moses. 31. * xx. Daniel. 32. * xxi. Gabriel.

12. ABRAHAM CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in New Castle county, Pa., about 1744. He married DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL g twice, but we have been unable to learn the names of his wives. It is :riot unreasonable to suppose, however, that his second wife was a Watson. It has also been impossible to get a complete list of his children, but we secured the lines of four of his sons: the first three named were brothers and the fourth a half-brother. Abraham Cantrell went with his parents to North Carolina and served in the Revolutionary War from the Salisbury district. His name appears on the pay rolls of North Carolina soldiers in the auditor's office at Raleigh. Tradition says that he was a cap­ tain and this is probably true, as he received more pay than others on the list. After the Revolution he moved with his family to Spartanburg county, S. C. The first record of him in that county is in the First United States Census (1790), where he is given as a head of a family, having two sons over sixteen years of age, two sons under sixteen and a daughter. In 1792 he purchased 192 acres of land on Buck creek. In 1803 he was one of the administrators upon the estate of his father. He died in South Carolina. Children: 33. * i. Abraham. 34. * ii. Richard. 35. *iii. John. 36. *iv. Watson.

33. ABRAHAM CANTRELL 5 (Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was probably the eldest son of Abraham and one of the sons "Over sixteen years of age" mentioned in the First Census, 1790. He married Sarah Durham in Spartanburg county, S. C. In 1813 he seems to have disposed of all his property in that state and moved to Tennessee, as he received a grant of land in 1814, which is recorded at Sparta, White county, Tenn. In the ten years following the War of 1812 a large number of Cantrells moved from the Carolinas to Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. In 1824 he received a grant of land on Sink creek, Warren county, which is recorded at McMinnville, Tenn. Children: 37. * i. Richard. 38. * ii. Joseph. 39. iii. George, m. Mary Blair, one son: l. Felix. 40. iv. Chester, m. (1) Rhoda Upchurch; (2) Sarah Blair. 41. v. Berry, m. Sallie Upchurch. 10 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

42. vi. Benjamin, m. Rhoda Pitts. 43. vii. Felix, m. Anna Upchurch. 44. viii. John, m. Matilda Cantrell, dau. of John Cantrell. 45. ix. Charity, m. William Neal. Children: 1. Irene Neal. 2. Mickie Neal. 3. Samantha Neal. 4. Sarah Neal. 5. Mary Neal. 6. Lafayette Neal. 7. Moss Neal. 46. x. MeliBBa, m. William Funston. 47. xi. Mary, m. --Beasley. Moved to Illinois. 48. xii. Anna, m. Felix Upchurch. Moved to Hamilton county, Ill. 49. *xiii. Achilles Durham.

37. RICHARD CANTRELL 6 (Abraham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in South Carolina, where he married Martha Savage, who was also born in that state. They moved to Tennessee early in the last century and both died there.

Children: 50. * i. Hardin. 51. ii. Ephraim. 52. iii. Abraham. 53. iv. Richard, m. Talitha Cantrell. 54. v. Joseph. 55. vi. Moses, m. Martha Bowles 56. vii. John, m. Lavina Burgess. 57. viii. Elizabeth, m. Peter Cantrell.

50. HARDIN CANTRELL 7 (Richard,6 Abraham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in South Carolina, where he married Jane Forrest. They moved to Tennessee and both died in that state. In 1824 he received a grant of land on Sink creek, Warren county, Tenn.

Children: 58. * i. Hiram Payne. 59. * ii. Marion. 60. iii. Alexander. 61. iv. Bluford. 62. * v. William. 63. vi. Talitha, m. Wesley Sanders. Children: 1. Nancy Sanders. 2. Richard Sanders. 3. Frank Sanders. 4. Alexander Sanders. 5. Beauregard Sanders. 6. Jane Sanders. 7. Hardin Sanders. 64. vii. Elizabeth. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 11

65. viii. Martha, m. Louis Bing. Children: 1. Hattie Bing. 2. Spencer Bing. 3. William Bing. 4. George Bing. 5. Mary Bing. 6. Tilden Bing. 7. Oscar Bing.

58. HIRAM PAYNE CANTRELL 8 (Hardin,7 Richard,6 Abra­ ham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 15, 1828, in Tennessee. He married Hannah Cantrell, daughter of Leonard and Elizabeth Webb Cantrell, Dec. 4, 1851. Hannah Cantrell was born July 13, 1833. They live at Keltonburg, Tenn. Children: 66. * i. JuliUB E. 67. * ii. Isaac Denton. 68. iii. Nancy, b. Apr. 12, 1857. 69. * iv. Leonard Hardin. 70. v. Irena, b. Apr. 4, 1861; d. May 9, 1862. 71. vi. Douglas, b. Nov. 10, 1863. 72. * vii. Perry Green. 73. viii. Hannah, b. Dec. 4, 1868; d. Aug. 27, 1881. 74. ix. Elie, b. Sept. 20, 1870; m. Uriah Gibbs, July 3, 1904. Only child: 1. Thelma May Gibbs, b. May 12, 1906.

66. JULIUS E. CANTRELL 9 (Hiram Payne,8 Hardin,7 Rich­ ard,6 Abraham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born May 29, 1853, in Tennessee. Married Calista Harlow. Children: 75. i. Flora, b. Oct. 24, 1875. 76. ii. Ellen, b. Oct. 19, 1877.

67. ISAAC DENTON CANTRELL 11 (Hiram Payne/; Hardin,7 Richard,6 Abraham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born May 22, 1855, in Tennessee. Married Bettie Close. Children: 77. i. William, b. Jan. 31, 1880. 78. ii. Mary, b. Nov. 18, 1886. 79. iii. Bettie, b. Dec. 2, 1888.

69. LEONARD HARDIN CANTRELL 9 (Hiram Payne,8 Har­ din,7 Richard,6 Abraham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 12, 1859, in Tennessee. Married Malinda Quillon. Children: 80. i. John, b. 1891. 81. ii. Belle, b. 1894. 12 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

72. PERRY GREEN CANTRELL 9 (Hiram Payne,8 Hardin,7 Richard,6 Abrahain,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 22, 1866, in Tennessee. Married Nancy Jones. ' Children: 82. i. --- 83, ii. Balie. 84. iii. William.

59. MARION CANTRELL 8 (Hardin,7 Richard,6 Abraham,5 Abraham;4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1), born in Tennessee. Married Mary Scott. Chudren: 85. L Clinton. 86. ii. Malinda. 87. iii. Thomas. 88. iv. Adair. 89. v. Josepl,. 90. vi. David. 91. vii. Mary.

62. WlLLlAM CANTRELL 8 (Hardin,7 Richard,6 Abraham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1), born in Tennessee. Mar­ ried Martha Bing. He was in Company A, 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A., and lost a leg at the Battle of Perryville, Ky.

38. JOSEPH CANTRELL 6 (Abraham,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1), born in South Carolina; married Cyntha McDowell; died in Tennessee. Children: 92. i. Lafayette. 93. ii. Abraham Patterson. 94. iii. James K. Polk. 95. iv. William. 96. v. John. 97. vi. Isaac. 98. vii. Nancy. 99. viii. Jane. 100. ix. Frances. 101. x. Mary. 102. xi. Sileta.

49. ACHILLES DURHAM. CANTRELL 6 (Abraham,5 Abra­ ham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, July 25, 1819. He married Sarah Elizabeth Rogers. They lived in Jack­ son county, Ill. Had a daughter: 103. i. Hannah E., m. --Dennis. Lives at Sparta, Ill. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 13

34. RICHARD CANTRELL 6 (Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard l) was born in North Carolina, Mar. 10, 1771, and went with his parents to Spartanburg county, S. C. He is the other son of Abraham mentioned in the First Census·, 1790, as being over sixteen years of age. He married Constance Bethel, Feb. 18, 1794. She was born Oct. 22, 1776. In July, 1794, he purchased 200 acres of land on Little Buck creek, which he sold Oct. 1, 1797, to Charles Cantrell. In 1800 he purchased other land in this vicinity. The exact year in which he moved with his family to Warren county, Tenn., is not known, but he received a grant of land in that county in 1824. Children: 104. i. Sampson, b. Feb. 18, 1795; m. Feriba Durham. 105. ii. Larkin, b. Feb. 18, 1797; m. Eunice Moberly. 106. ill. Mary:, b. July 20, 1799; m. Perry G. Magness in 1815. He was b. in Spartanburg in 1796. The Magness family were prominent in busmess and social circles in both South Carolina and Ten­ nessee. Children: 1. Constance Magness, b. Nov. 15, 1815; m. William Cantrell, son of John and Mary Adkins Cantrell. 2. Marietta Magness. 3. Sarah Magness, m. Daniel Wadkins Webb in 1836. He was b. in Warren county, Tenn., m1815. Children: I. Samantha Webb. II. Perry G. Webb. III. Mary Webb. IV. Julius C. Webb. V. Hannah Webb. VI. Bethel Webb. VII. Martha Webb, b. in 1851; m. Prof. James Edmund Nowlin. They live in Salt Lake City, Utah. Their children are: Robert A., d.; Nellie, d.; Edward B., d.; Natalia; Bailey Bryan; Sam­ uel C.; Sallie May; Joseph W. and Webb, d. VIII. Daniel Webb. IX. Virginia Webb. X. Fannie Webb. XI. Felix K. Zollocoffer Webb, 4. Bethel Magness. 5. William Magness. 6. Mary Magness. 7. Elizabeth Magness. 8. Perry G. Magness. 9. Martha Magness, m. Judge Robert Cantrell, of Lebanon. 10. Sarah Magness. 11. Leroy P. Magness. 12. Charlotte Magness. 13. Richard Magness. 107. iv. Isaac, b. Sept. 27, 1802; m. N9.1;1-cy Upchurch. 108. v. Anna, b. Oct. 20, 1804; ro. Unah Odell. 109. vi. Bethel, b. Jan. 21, 1807; m. (1) Elizabeth Layman; m. (2) Mary McFall. 14 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

110. vii. Elizabeth, b. May 5, 1809; m. (1) Daniel Brown; m. (2) Robert H. Flannigan. Children: · 1. Daniel Brown, who had two sons: I. Daniel Brown. IL Casey Brown. Both reside at Walpole, Ill., and arE of considerable prominence in that section. 2. Robert H. Flannigan, an eminent attorney and judge in East St. Louis, Ill. 3. Larkin C. Flannigan, lives at Walpole, Ill. 4. Mary Flannigan; m. William Lane. &rah and Jam (twins): 111. viii. Sarah, b. Apr. 21, 1811; m. Capt. James W. Flannigan, Aug. 25, 1829. Children: 1. Jane Flannigan, m. Capt. M. Fitts. They reside at Easi St. Louis, Ill., and have a son: I. Grant Fitts. 2. Constance Flannigan, m. John H. Hogan. Chudren: I. George W. Hogan, an attorney at McLeansboro, Ill., and a public spirited and prominent man in that locality, where he has filled many public offices. II. John Hogan, a physician at McLeansboro, Ill. III. Aden Hogan, a physician at McLeansboro, Ill. IV. Delilah Hogan, m. --- Hall, McLeansboro, Ill. 3. Samuel E. Flannigan, b. Feb. 14, 1837; m. Sarah Riddle, June 29, 1858. He is a lawyer of prominence in ll()Uthern Illinois, where he has filled with honor the offices of Judge, Member of Assembly, Member of State Board of Education and Buildings and the Southern Illinois Normal University. He is now engaged in establishing and endowing the Flannigan and Carnegie University, and resides at Rural Hill, Ill. Children: I. Wallace B. Flannigan, an attorney at McLeansboro, Ill., who is mayor of the city and has been a Representative in State Legislature. II. Samuel E. Flannigan, Jr., a merchant at Rural Hill, Ill. III. Annie L. Flannigan, m. John Roberts, Broughton, Ill. IV. Myrtle Flannigan, m. Jacob Hall, Rural Hill, Ill. V. Sallie J. Flannigan, m. James Roberts, Wewoka, I. T. VI. George W. Flannigan, b. Aug. 23, 1885. 4. Sarah Flannigan, m. Dr. I. D. Ray. 5. Richard C. Flannigan, b. June 1, 1844; resides at Long Branch, Ill. 6. James W. Flannigan, b. July 3, 1846; resides at Aiken, Ill. 7. William R. Flannigan, b. June 1, 1851; resides at Galatea, Ill. 112. ix. Jane, b. Apr. 21, 1811; m. John McFall. Children: 1. William W. McFall, m. and has four daughters, of whom I. Maude, m. George Crawford Cantrell. (See his line.) II. Hallie, m. A. L. Askew. 2. Bethel C. McFall, d. unmarried. 3. Helen McFall, m. Kenneth McKenzie; d. 1890. 4. Elizabeth McFall, m. Jacob S. Bowman; d. 1901. 113. x. Irena, b. Dec. 27, 1813; m. Thomas Jordan. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 15

114, * xi. Tilman Bethel. 115. xii. Jonathan L., b. Apr., 1819; m. Mary Irby. 116. xiii. Narcissus, b. Oct., 1821; m. John Evans.

114. TILMAN BETHEL CANTRELL 6 (Richard,5 Abraham,4 Johp.,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Jan. 7, 1815, in Tennessee. Married Euphemia Dundas Newman, Mar. 9, 1843, in Franklin county, Ill., where she was born Dec. 11, 1826. He died May 14, 1873, and she died Oct. 9, 1901._ Children: 117. -~· Robert Jefferson, b. Aug. 25, 1845i 4. (?ct. 1867. 118. n. Lloyd Conway, b. June 16, 1848; o. m mfancy. 119. * iii. William Scott. 120. iv. Margaret Ann, b. Oct. 26, 1853; d. in infancy. 121. v. Charles Casey, b. Dec. 28, 1856; d. in infancy. 122. vi. Mary Illinois, b. Dec. 19, 1859; m. Addison McClung Brownlee, Dec. 19, 1876. Children: 1. William Addison Brownlee, b. Sept. 25, 1877. 2. Robert Crawford Brownlee, b. Apr. 13, 1880. 3. Jean Vivian Brownlee, b. Feb. 13, 1889. 4. John James Brownlee, b. Oct. 27, 1893. 5. Kate St. Clair Brownlee, b. Nov. 10, 1895. 123. vii. Kate, b. Aug. 22, 1865; m. G. C. St. Clair, Dec. 18, 1887. Children: 1. Brook Marguerite St. Clair, b. Dec. 21, 1888. 2. John Tilman St. Clair, b. Dec. 28, 1890; d. Sept. 21, 1901. 3. Mary Louise St. Clair, b. Aug. 18, 1892. 124. * ix. George Crawford.

119. WILLIAM SCOTT CANTRELL 7 (Tilman,6 Richard,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 6, 1851. Married Jane Burnett, of Benton, Ill., Mar. 2, 1882. He is a well known and prominent lawyer in southern Illinois and resides at Benton, Ill. Children: 125. i. Charles Addison, b. Dee. 11, 1882. 126. ii. Mary Adele, b. June 7, 1885. Graduated from St. Louis School of Oratory, and is quite a. talented elocutionist. 127. iii. Ruth Lanhart, b. Nov. 13, 1894. 128. iv. Tilman Bethel, b. June 10, 1898.

124. GEORGE CRAWFORD CANTRELL 7 (Tilman,6 Rich­ ard,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 1, 1868. Married Maude McFall, Jan. 31, 1892. Children: 129. i. Margaret, b. Mar. 17, 1895. 130. ii. Robert McFall, b. Aug. 25, 1899.

35. JOHN CANTRELL 5 (Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) 16 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEAWGY was born in North Carolina about 1773, and was called "Johnny Flat," when he later settled in Spartanburg county, S. C., to dis­ tinguish him from the other John Cantrells of that date and local­ ity. Married Mary Adkins, who was born in Spartanburg county. There has been some difference of opinion as to the year John Cantrell moved to Tennessee, but there are records at McMinn­ ville, Warren county, from 1824 to 1855, of grants of land made to him on the north side of Sink creek. He and his wife died in Tennessee. Children: 131. i. Elinda (Nellie), m. Jackson Davis. 132. il. Melissa, d. y-oung. 133. iii. Syrena, m. John Wi.1.kinson. 134. * iv. Abraham. 135. v. Sampson, m. and moved with his family to Alabama. 136. * vi. William Riley. 137. *vii. Madison.

134. ABRAHAM CANTRELL 6 (John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., and went with his parents to Tennessee where he married --­ Collins. Children: 138. • i. William. 139. ii. Sallie. 140. *iii. Jefferson. 141. iv. John, moved to Missouri. 142. v. Collins. 143. •vi. Cleveland.

138. WILLIAM CANTRELL 7 (Abraham,6 John,s Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he mar­ ried Sallie Mullican. Children: 144. i. Jane, m. James Vanhouser. 145. ii. Nancy, m. Dimon Lane. 146. iii. John, d. at the age of fifteen years. 147. iv. Mary, m. James Cope. 148. v. Susan, m. Joseph Perry. 149. vi. Melvina, m. James Purser. 150. * vii. Cleveland. 151. •viii. William.

150. CLEVELAND CANTRELL 8 (William,7 Abraham,6 John,6 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married --- Lane. Children: 152. i. Julius, m. --Green. 153. ii. James. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 17

151. WILLIAM CANTRELL s (William,7 Abraham,6 John,5 Abraham," John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married Emma Lane.

Children: 154. i. Melvina, m. Y. Upchurch. 155. ii. Delia. 156. iii. Clara.

140. JEFFERSON CANTRELL 7 (Abraham,6 John,5 Abra­ ham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married --- West.

Children: 157. i. John. 158. ii. Thomas.

143. CLEVELAND CANTRELL 7 (Abra.ham,6 John,5 Abra­ ham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married Jane Cantrell, daughter of Isaac and Nancy Adcock Cantrell, who was born in Warren county, Tenn.

Children: 159. i. Leonard. 160. ii. Nancy. 161. iii. Mary Jane. 162. iv. Erastus. 163. v. Samantha. 164. vi. Robert. 165. vii. Elmore. 166. viii. John Morgan. 167. ix. Frances, d.

136. WILLIAM RILEY CANTRELL 6 (John,5 Abraharn,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) wag born in Spartanburg county, S. C., July 28, 1809, and was a small boy when his parents moved over the mountains into Tennessee. Married Constance Magness, daughter of Perry G. and Mary Cantrell Magness, May 31, 1830. She was born Nov. 15, 1815; united with the Predestinarian Bap­ tist church at old Bildad in 1850 and was a faithful and consistent member there until her death, a period of fifty-four years, as she died Aug. 18, 1904. He died Feb. 5, 1885. One of the older members of the Cantrell family in Tennessee is our authority for saying that:" All the older Cantrells who went from the Carolinas into Tennessee were Baptists, and as there were then, as well as to-day, several kinds of Baptists, these were desig- 18 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY nated as 'Old Baptists,' 'Two Seed Baptists,' and later as 'Pre­ destinarian Baptists.' " Children: 168. * i. Perry Green. 169. * ii. Liab. 170. * iii. John J. 171. iv. Mary Ann, b. Sept., 1837; m. Monroe Womack. Children.: 1. Levander Womack. 2. Narcissus Womack. 3. Samuel Womack. 4. Abner Womack. 5. Constance Womack. 6. Paralee Womack. 7. John Womack. 8. Joseph Womack. 9. Minnie Womack. 10. Tilden Womack. 11. Perry Womack. 172. v. Susan, b. Oct., 1839; m. Isaac Denton Potter. One son 1. John Kepler Potter. 173. * vi. Bethel Magness. 174. * vii. Daniel Wadkins. 175. viii. Martha J., b. Sept., 1845; m. Elias Green. Children: 1. Bethel Green. 2. William Green. 3. James Green. 4. Charles Green. 5. Joseph Green. 6. Constance Green. 7. Shady Green. 8. Perry Magness Green. 9. Charlotte Green. 10. Frank Green. 11. Sarah Green. 12. Laura Green. 13. Mary Green. 176. ix. Samantha, b. 1847; m. Wesley Sl!Jlders. Children: 1. Etta Sanders. 2. Irving Sanders. 3. Constance Sanders. 4. Julia Sanders. 177. * x. Leroy Jackson. 178. * xi. Madison Hall. 179. * xii. Richard M. 180. xiii. Charlotte, b. Nov. 24, 1857; m. Frank P. Byars. Children: 1. Stonewall Jackson Byars. 2. Samuel Tilden Byars. 3. William Riley Byars. 4. Nathaniel Byars. 5. Calpurnia Byars. 6. Charlotte Byars.

168. PERRY GREEN CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 19

Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Sept. 30, 1831, in Tennessee. Married (1) Emeline Givens, by whom he had one son; married (2) Amanda Jones, by whom he had two children.

Children: 181. i. Bluford. 182. ii. Owen. 183. iii. Constance.

169. LIAB CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee in 1832, where he married Artelia Redmon. He served in the 5th Tennessee Infantry (Colonel Hill), C. S. A.

Children: 184. i. Katharine. 185. ii. James. 186. iii. Hall. 187. iv. Bethel. 188. v. Thurman. 189. vi. America. 190. vii. Robert. 191. viii. Delia.

170. JOHK J. CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Nov. 24, 1835, in Tennessee, where he married Sarah Redmon, a sister of his brother Liab's wife. He serYed in the 5th Tennessee Infantry, C. S. A. Children: 192. * i. Perry Green. 193. ii. Narcissus, m. James Evans. Children: I. Pope Evans. 2. Isaac Evans. 3. Sarah Evans. 194. iii. Constance, m. Sol. Williams. Children: 1. Sallie Williams. 2. Nora Williams. 3. Belle Williams. 4. Mellie Williams. 5. Frank Williams. 6. Sophia Williams. 195. iv. Martha, m. William Cantrell, son of Calvin Bennett and Jane Hennesey Cantrell. (See his line.) 196. v. Mary Emeline, m. William Calvin Cott-On, July 5, 1880, who was a son of John McKelvey and Mary Cantrell Cotton. Children: I. John Gatewood Cotton, b. Oct. 16, 1883. 2. William Cott-On, b. Sept. 13, 1891. 197. * yj_ General Beauregard. 20 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

198. vii. Samantha, m. Henry Cole. They live in Chicago, Ill. Children: 1. Gertrude Cole. 2. Henrietta Cole. 3. Henry Cole. 199. *viii. Jerome. 200. ix. Julia, m. B. Mitchell. 201. x. Sophia, m. Frank Mullican. They have a daughter: 1. Florence Mullican. 202. xi. John, m. twice; name of first wife not given; m. (2) Dovil Parris. They live in Kentucky.

192. PERRY GREEN CANTRELL 8 (John J.,7 William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born May 19, 1855, in Tennessee, where he married Martha Lodema Cotton, Jan. 5, 1875. She was a daughter of John McKelvey and Mary Cantrell Cotton and was born Oct. 7, 1856. Children: 203. i. William Calvin, b. Feb. 10, 1876. 204. ii. John J., b. Oct., 1877; d. Feb. 1, 1895. 205. *iii. Thomas Henry Woodford. 206. iv. Mary Fitz Allen, b. June, 1881; m. Samuel Parker. 207. v. Sarah, b. Apr. 1, 1883; m. --Duncan. 208. *vi. Fred Wakeman.

205. THOMAS HEXRY WOODFORD CA~TRELL 9 (Perry Green,8 John J.,7 William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in Tennessee, Aug. 31, 1879, and married Susie Richardson, Nov. 29, 1900, at Doyle, Tenn. They live at Mt. Pleasant. Children: 209. i. Sarah Thomas, b. Aug. 31, 1901. 210. ii. Robert Gaines, b. Sept. 20, 1904.

208. FRED WAKEMAN CANTRELL 9 (Perry Green,8 John J.,7 ·wmiam Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, May 20,. 1885. Married Annie Cecelia Hilton, Jan. 4, 1905. They live at Chattanooga, Tenn., and have a daughter: 211. i. Catherine Hortense, b. Sept. 18, 1905.

197. GENERAL BEAUREGARD CANTRELL 8 (John J.,7 William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married Mary Evans, daughter of James Evans. · DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 21

Chudren: 212. i. Drusilla. 213. ii. Hallie. 214. iii. Evans. 215. iv. Bernice. 216. v. James.

199. JEROME CANTRELL 8 (John J.,7 William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married (1) Nannie Judkins, by whom he had one daughter; married (2) Kate Funston. 217. i. Ella.

173. BETHEL MAGNESS CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennes­ see, Sept., 1841. Married Sophia McGowan of Mississippi. He served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A., and lost an arm in the Battle of Perryville, Ky. Chudren: 218. i. Richard. 219. ii. Samuel. 220. iii. Florence. 221. iv. Everett. 222. v. Walter. 223. vi. Claude, and 224. vii. Maude (twins).

174. DANIEL WADKINS CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born NoY. 24, 1843, in Tennessee. Married Sirilda Walker, nee Cotton, daugh­ ter of John McKelvey and Mary Cantrell Cotton, June 18, 1874. She was born in 1850. They live in Warren county, Tenn. He served in the 16th Tennessee Infantry, C. S. A., Colonel Savage, in Capt. L. N. Savage's company. Was badly wounded in the war and taken prisoner. Was confined in Barracks No. 27 at Cairo, III. Later he joined the "Frontiers" and was sent to Kansas to fight the Indians. Chudren: 225. * i. William Richard. 226. ii. Oregon, b. Mar. 4, 1878; m. -- Van Glenn, Aug. 21, 1899. Chudren: 1. Sirilda Jane Van Glenn, b. Aug. 27, 1900. 2. Tellus Artery Van Glenn, b. Feb. 29, 1902: d. Apr. 8, 1902. 3. Mattie Constance Van Glenn, b. Jan. 28, 1903; d. Feb. 27, 1905. 4. Hannah Lodema Van Glenn, b. Jan. 14, 1904; d. Feb. 19, 1904. 227. * iii. Leroy Jackson. 22 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

228. iv. Mary Susan, b. May 29, 1883; m. Stacy Allen, Oct. 11, 1897. Children: 1. Sirilda Jane, b. Oct. 26, 1898. 2. William Richard, b, Sept. 1, 1900. 3. Michel, b. Nov., 1903. 229. v. Constance Lodema, b. Apr. 20, 1884; d. Apr. 24, 1884. 230. vi. Martha Jane, b. Feb. 14, 1886; m. Joseph Blankenship, Nov. 7, 1900. Children: I. Stacy Blankenship, b. Dec. 8, 1902; d. Aug. 5, 1903. 2. Name not given. 231, vii. Julia Ann, b. Feb. 25, 1888; m. Ambrose Allen, Nov. 2, 1902. Two children. (Names not given.) 232. viii. Charles G., b. Aug. 21, 1890. 233. ix. Floyd J., and 234. x. Claude Gatewood (twins), b. Apr. 29, 1893.

225. WILLIAM RICHARD CANTRELL 8 (Daniel W adkins,7 William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, Jan. 15, 1876, where he married Zuella Atwip, Aug. 1, 1899. Children: 235. i. Harvey Olfey, b. June 5, 1900. 236. rii. Daniel Arvel, b. Aug. 28, 1901. 237. iii. Name not given.

227. LEROY JACKSON CANTRELL 8 (Daniel Wadkins,7 William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, Apr. 24, 1880. Married Lena Cantrell, daughter of William and Martha Cantrell, Dec. 3, 1899. Children: 238. i. Charles Jackson, b. Feb. 29, 1901; d. Mar. 21, 1901. 239. ii. Clarence Howard, b. Feb. 24, 1902. 240. iii. Palestine. .

177. LEROY JACKSON CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Sept. 30, 1849, in Tennessee, where he married Mary Gertrude Jones, Jan. 5, 1871. He died Apr. 2, 1906. Children: 241. i. Dolly. 242. ii. Hazel. 243. iii. Capitola. 244. iv. Emma Lee. 245. v. Jackson. 246. vi. Magness.

178. MADISON HALL CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 23

Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Sept., 1851, in Tennessee, where he married Martha Potter. Chil,dren: 247. i. Avant. 248. ii. Thomas. 249. iii. Winter. 250. iv. Cieser. 251. v. Bob Taylor. 252. vi. Pearl. 253. vii. Fatima.

179. RICHARD M. CANTRELL 7 (William Riley,6 John,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 21, 1854, in Tennessee, where he married Josie Estes. Chil,dren: 254. i. Brockett. 255. ii. Lilian. 256. iii. Emma. 257. iv. Etta. 258. v. Stella. 259. vi. Thomas. 260. vii. Connie.

137. MADISON CANTRELL 6 (John,5 Abraham,4 John,3- Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was probably born in Spartanburg county, S. C., about 1811. Married Eleander (called Nellie), daughter of Isaac and Nancy Adcock Cantrell, in Warren county, Tenn., where she was born. He and his family moved to Mississippi. Chil,dren: 261. i. Jane. 262. ii. Nancy. 263. iii. Robert. 264. iv. John. 265. v. Elizabeth. 266. vi. Melissa.

36. WATSON CANTRELL 5 (Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ 1 ard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., about 1785. Mar­ ried Elizabeth Martin, daughter of John Martin. He moved to Tennessee some time between the years 1814-24, and in the latter year received a grant of land on Sink creek, Warren county, now DeKalb county. Chil,dren: 267. * i. Jackson. 268. * ii. Monroe. 269. * iii. George. 270. * iv. Tilman. 24 THE CANTRILI.r-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

271. * v. Martin. 272. vi. Jane, m. William Goodson. Children: 1. Watson Goodson. 2. Elizabeth Goodson. 3. Champion Goodson. 273. vii. Lucy, m. (1) Jefferson Cantrell; m. (2) David Griffith. 274. viii. Elizabeth, m. Obadiah Moss. Children: 1. Jane Moss. 2. William Moss. 3. George Moss. 4. Martin Moss. 5. Monroe Moss. 6. Obadiah Moss. 275. ix. America, m. (1) Frederick Titsworth; m. (2) John Warnock. Children: 1. James Titsworth. 2. Richard Titsworth. 3. Frederick Titsworth. 4. Lycetta Titsworth. 276. x. Sarah.

267. JACKSON CANTRELL 6 (Watson,5 Abraham,• John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born about 1816. Married (1) Lilla Blount, of North Carolina, by whom he had two children; married (2) Martha Ferrall, by whom he had six children.

277. i. Lemu'~I. 278. ii. Sarah. 279. iii. John. 280. iv. Eliza. 281. v. Polly. 282. vi. William. 283. vii. George. 284. viii. Martha.

268. MONROE CANTRELL 6 (Watson,5 Abraham,• John,a Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 18, 1818. Married (1) Sarah Forrester, by whom he had six children. She was born Nov. 2, 1823, and died Nov. 25, 1859. Married (2) Martha Ann Forrester, by whom he had seven children. She died Apr. 2, 1904. He died Oct. 9, 1895. He serYed during the Civil War in the 16th Tennessee, C. S'. A., Col. John H. Savage. There were sixteen Cantrells mustered into this regiment on the same day, and in all over twenty served in it during the war.

Children: 285. i. Hannah, b. June 27, 1848; m. Peyton Griffith. They live in De Kalb county. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 25

Children: 1. Ashrath Griffith. 2. Daniel Wa.dkins Griffith. 3. Asa Monroe Griffith. 4. Hassie Griffith. 5. Perry Morgan Griffith. 6. Thomas Griffith .. 7 .. Ernest Griffith. 286. ii. Elizabeth, b. Apr. 12, 1850; m. Hugh P. Maxwell, Oct. 9, 1902. 287. iii. Martha, b. Nov. 17, 1851; m. A. A. Jones, Oct. 7, 1882; d. Oct. 26, 1896. 288. iv. Ann, b. Nov. 8, 1853; m. Isaac Hardin Griffith, Sept. 30, 1874. Children: 1. Peyton Griffith. 2. Herman Griffith. 3. William Griffith. 4. Octa Griffith. 5. Otis Griffith. 289. * v. Wadkins. 290. vi. Kizzie, b. Jan. 18, 1859; m. Isaac Denton Griffith, Nov. 14, 1878; d. Mar. 11, 1900. Children: 1. Esther Griffith. 2. Myrtle Griffith. 3. Randolph Griffith. 4. Claude Martin Griffith. 5. Isaac Denton Griffith. 291. vii. Nannie, b. Jan. 5, 1861; m. William Randolph, Dec. 25, 1879. Children: 1. Edna Randolph. 2. Ora Randolph. 3. Jessie Randolph. 292. viii. Hattie, b. June 22, 1863; m. James Mitchell, Oct 16, 1886. They live at McMinnville. Tenn. Children: 1. Ray Mitchel!. 2. Weyman Mitchell. 3. Allian Mitchell. 4. Lilla Mitchell. 5. Irene Mitchell. 293. ix. Jennie, b. Dec. 13, 1865; m. Isaiah Starkey, Dec., 1889. Children: 1. Eugene Starkey. 2. James Starkey. 3. Dorie Starkey. 4. Willie Starkey. 5. Herman Starkey. 6. Monroe Starkey. 294. x. Octa, b. June 28, 1873; m. John Coplinger, Nov. 28, 1893. They live in De Kalb county, Tenn. Children: 1. Willie Coplinger. 2. Marian Coplinger. 295. xi. Tennie. 296. xii. Lucy. 297. xiii. Ada.

289. WADKINS CANTRELL 7 (Monroe,6 W atson,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, Aug. 17, 1855. 26 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Married (1) Mary Close, by whom he had two children. Married (2) Edna Reynolds. Children: 298. i. Mettie. 299. ii. Vera.

269. GEORGE CANTRELL,6 (W atson,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married Elizabeth McWhirter. They live at Moody, Texas. He served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. Children: 300. i. Sarah. 301. ii. Washington. 302. iii. Lee. 303. iv. Edna. ·304. v. Minda. 305. vi. Asa.

270. TILMAN CANTRELL 6 (W atson,5 Abraham,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Tennessee, where he married Martha Titsworth. Children: 306. i. Isaac. 30i. ii. Osias. 308. iii. Frederick. 309. iv. Martha. 310. V. John. 311. vi. Mary.

271. MARTIN CANTRELL 6 (Watson,5 Abraham,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married Nancy Griffith. Children: 312. i. Joseph. 313. ii. Nancy. 314. iii. Martin, d. in 1882.

13. ISAAC CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in New Castle county, Pa. (now Delaware), about 1745, and went with his parents to Rockingham county, N. C., where he married Nancy---. He is the only one of John Cantrell's twenty-one sons who has descendants of the name still living in that county. Rockingham county was taken from Guilford county in 1785. Preivous to that time the records were at Guilford county Court House, which was, unfortunately,_ destroyed by fire during the Civil War and all records were lost. About 1788, however, it is DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 27 recorded in a very old Baptist church record that Isaac Cantrell was an itinerant minister serving the Baptist church at Matrimony creek, Strawberry district, without pay. This is the first record of a minister in the family in America. His name appears on the pay rolls at Raleigh, N. C., as serving in the War for American Independence from the Salisbury dis­ trict. He died in Warren county, Tenn., at the home of one of his sons, several of them having settled in that state. Children: 315. i. Sampson, of whom we have only the record that he moved from North Carolina to Tennessee. 316. ii. Thomas, moved to Clay county, N. C., and left descendants there, whom we have been unable to trace. 317. iii. Moses. No record. 318. * iv. John. 319. * v. Isaac. 320. * vi. Aaron. 321. vii. Kate, m. John Martin. They moved to Tennessee. 322. viii. Abraham. 323. ix. Watson.

318. JOHN CANTRELL 5 (Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born about 1773. Some time after the Revolution he went to Spartanburg county, S. C., where he married Sarah Shed. He was in the War of 1812 and displayed great courage and bravery at the Battle of the "Horseshoe." After this war he moved to Tennessee, where he received grants of land in Warren county, which are recorded at Sparta. Children: 324. i. Ellesberry, m. and moved to Alabama, where he died in 1903 at a very advanced age. Have no record of his family. 325. * ii. James. 326. iii. Merrell, lived in Dawson, Ga. 327. iv. William H., lived and died near Light Ferry, on the Chattahoochee river. 328. v. Wilson, is BUpposed to have been killed in the Civil War.

325. JAMES CANTRELL 6 (John,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., Jan. 24, 1802. Married Sarah Harrison Thurman, daughter of William and Elizabeth Jones Thurman, and granddaughter of Thomas and Sarah Harrison Thurman, of Virginia. He died at Dallas, Ga. Children: 329. * i. Terrell Addison. 330. ii. John W., killed in the Civil War. 331. iii. Marcus E. 332. iv. James R. 333. v. Virgil R. 334. vi. Thomas W., m. and has eight daughters. (Names not given.) 28 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

329. TERRELL ADDISON CANTRELL 7 (James,6 John,s Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Hall county, Ga., Jan. 21, 1832. Married (1) Mary Trice, daughter of Thomas Trice, of Raleigh, N. C., and his wife Sarah Harrison, ·of Virginia. Thomas Trice was a Baptist minister. Married (2) the widow of Edward Peabody, nee, Florence Douglas. She died---. He was a member of Company I, 4th Georgia Regiment, which left Augusta, Apr. 29, 1861, for Norfolk, Va. Was a captain in the Confederate army and in active service until May, 1865, ex­ cept when he was in a hospital, on account of a wound received while in service on the James river. He resided for a number of years at Columbus, Ga., and now lives at Marietta, Ga. Children: 335. i. Mary Trice, m. John C. Wilson. They live at Los Angeles, Cal. Chil,dren: 1. Walter Cantrell Wilson, b. in 1879. 2. Enis Wilson, b. 1893. 3. Cecile Wilson, b. 1896. Lost five children in infancy. 336. ii. Thomas Clyde, d. in infancy. 337. iii. Eulah Frances, m. William Marshall McKenzie, a prominent and influential citizen of Atlanta and Marietta, Ga. He has large business interests in both cities. Their home at Marietta, Ga., is one of the finest in the state. Chil,dren: 1. Willie May McKenzie, b. July, 1883; d. Nov. 1, 1890. 2. Marshall Cantrell McKenzie, b. Apr. 19, 1888. 3. Harold Cantrell McKenzie, b. Aug. 15, 1899. 338. * iv. Florence. 339. v. Pauline, m. --Brady. 340. vi. Mabel. 341. vii. Douglas, d. 342. viii. Cecil, m. --Anderson, of Macon, Ga. 343. ix. Susilee.

338. FLORENCE CANTRELL joined the order of the Visita­ tion of Blessed Virgin Mary, Monastery of Baltimore, and from there sent the following letter to Mr. Charles W. Cantrell, Corre­ sponding Secretary of the Cantrell Reunion Committee, dated Aug. 18, 1907, in response to the invitation to go to Jamestown Exposition, to the Reunion of the Cantrell Family, Sept. 5, 1907. "My dear kinsman: "Through the kindness ofmy father, Mr. T. A. Cantrell, I am apprised of the meditated convention of all the members of the" Cantrell family in the United States, at Jamestown, September 5, 1907. "Now, it hM· been said that 'pity makes the whole world· akin,, DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 29 and, if this virtue of compassion has the property of uniting those of every rank and station, how much more so should ties of blood bind the hearts of those, whom Divine Providence has called to one and the same family, with the golden chain of love and loyalty. No words can better express this than those that support our escutcheon: 'Proprio Vos Sanguine Pasco.' May God, in His sweet mercy, make us as Joyal to Him as to our own. He should come first, and, when this is so, it but intensifies our affection for those whom He has given us. As a proof of this, I write this little note of felicitation to those who will be assembled so near my cloistered home. By the vows of my profession, I am prevented from being personally present at the gathering, which, I trust, will prove all that it is desired to be. "Extend to all my best love and well wishes, for I consider myself still a member of that family, whose spiritual and temporal interests are ever dear to my heart, and whose well being I daily solicit at the Altar of the Most High. Also, a most cordial recep­ tion awaits each and every member visiting our Monastery on Park Avenue, which is now my home, and, since it is impossible for us all to be together in this world, may it please our Divine Lord to grant us a glorious reunion in a blissful eternity. May God bless youl "In the Sacred Heart of Jesus, "Yours most sincerely, "Sister Mary Cecilia Cantrell, of the "Visitation Blessed Virgin Mary. " God be praised! "

319. ISAAC CANTRELL 5 (Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C., and probably spent his whole life there, as we have not found any record of his having left there, and many of his descendants are still living in that county. He married twice, and had several children, of whom we have only been able to trace the descendants of one son: 344. *i. John.

344. JOHN CANTRELL 6 (lsaac,5 John,4 Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C., where he mar­ ried Polly Roach, Oct. 28, 1817. They had seven daughters, whose names we could not ascertain and three sons. 30 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Chil,dren: 345. i. John, who died in Rockingham county, Dec., 1900, leaving a wife and six children. 346. ii. James. No record. 347. *iii. Nathan Henry.

347. NATHAN HENRY CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Isaac,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C., where he married Parmelia Ann Hodges. He died there.

Chudren: 348. i. Mac, has a farm near Reidsville, N. C. 349. ii. Lee A. 350. iii. Minnie V. 351. iv. Emma B. ,_ 352. v. Charles E., d. 353. vi. Robert, d. 354. vii. Laura.

320. AARON CANTRELL 5 (Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C., where he married Betsey Smith. They were living there in 1790, but moved to Tennessee about the time of the settlement of that state. He owned a large plantation in Tennessee and a number of sla-ves. Chudren: 355. * i. William. 356. * ii. John. 357. * iii. James. 358. * iv. Moses. 359. * V. Smith. 360. * vi. Ephraim. 361. vii. Polly, m. -- Johnson.

355. WILLIAM CANTRELL 6 (Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was probably born in North Carolina_, and married in Tennessee. Chil,dren: 362. i. Starling, who served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A.; d. in 1903. 363. ii. Logan, who served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A.; d. at Bath Alum Springs, Va., during· the war.

356. JOHN CANTRELL 6 (Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was probably born in North Carolina, and married in Tennessee. Chudren: 364. i. Stephen. 365. ii. Candida. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 31

357. JAMES CANTRELL 6 (Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) married in Tennessee. Children: 366. i. Smith. 367. ii. Aaron. 368. iii. James, served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. 369. iv. Charles. 370. v. William. 371. vi. John, who was in Civil War. 372. vii. Barbara. 373. viii. Minerva. 374. ix. Nancy.

358. MOSES CANTRELL 6 (Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) married in Tennessee. Children: 375. i. Jesse R., served in the 16th Tennessee Regll!lent, C. S. A. 376. ii. John Monroe, served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. 377. iii. John. 378. iv. Julia. 379. v. Martha. 380. vi. Ollie.

359. SMITH CANTRELL 6 (Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) married in Tennessee. Children: 381. i. Samuel. 382. ii. Lawson, served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. 383. iii. Pleasant, served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A.

360. EPHRAIM CANTRELL 6 (Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 5, 1795, in Rockingham county, N. C. l\larried Tabitha Hicks in 1818. She was born Jan. 15, 1799. He died in Tennessee about 1852. Children: 384. i. Mary, b. Feb. 14, 1819; m. Howard Compton. Eight children, four boys and four girls. (Names not given.) 385. * ii. Hiram. 386. * iii. Pinkney. 387. * iv. Jabin. 388. * v. Paris. 389. vi. Martha, b. Feb. 16, 1828; m. Joseph Manguin. Eight children, five girls and three boys. (Names not given.) 390. * vii. Talma. 391. viii. Nancy, b. July 13, 1833; m. James Dulaney. They have two sons. 392. ix. Laura Lucinda, b. Sept. 17, 1835. 393. x. Milton, b. Jan. 2, 1838. Was in the Confederate Army and was killed at Battle of Perryville, Ky., in 1862. 394. xi. Howard, b. June 2, 1840. Served in Confederate Army and was killed at Battle of Franklin, Tenn., in 1864. Was hit by twelve bullets. 395. xii. Malvina, b. May 13, 1842. 396. *xiii. Elmore Fulton. 32 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

385. HIRAM _CANTRELL 7 (Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, Oct. 11, 1820, where he married Nancy Hopper. (See Supplement for more regarding this family.) Chudren: 397. i. James. 398. ii. Rebecca, d. at the age of twenty-six years. 399. iii. Mary, m. Walker Moore. 400. iv. Polk. 401. v. Lucian. 402. vi. Everett Winston. (See supplement for this family.) 403. vii. Moses. 404. viii. Eliza.

386. PINKNEY CANTRELL 7 (Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, Oct. 26, 1822. He married (1) Jane Rowland, by whom he had three sons and one daughter; she died and he married (2) Jane Samuels, by whom he had four daughters and one son. Names of daughters not given. Pinkney Cantrell and his family moved to Missouri and lived for a number of years near Springfield, Missouri, where he died Aug., 1901. ' Chudren: 405. i. Ganswitte. 406. ii. Thomas Pinknev. 407. iii. Benjamin Franklin. 408. iv. Edward Alphonso, b. May 30, 1872.

387. JABIN CANTRELL 7 (Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 . John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, Oct. 26, 1824. Married Fannie Christian about 1845. Chudren: 409. i. Sarah, m. James Sanders. 410. ii. Mary, m. Andrew Davis. 411. iii. Samantha, m. William Presnal. 412. * iv. Elmore. 413. * v. John Ephriam. 414. * vi. William Gordon. 415. vii. Hannah.

412. ELMORE CANTRELL s (Jabin,7 Ephraim,e Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) married Mary Shannon. They live at Paris, Tex. Chudren: 416. i. Fannie. · 417. ii. Amanda. 418. iii. Clifford. 419. iv. Roy. 420. v. Jewel. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 33

413. JOHN EPHRAIM CANTRELLS (Jabin,7 Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,8 Joseph,2 Richard 1) married Eliza Womack. Children: 421. i. Sallie, d. 422. ii. Minnie. 423. iii. Lizzie. 424. iv. Claude. 425. v. Herschel. 426. vi. May. 427. vii. Harold. 428. viii. Callie. 429. ix. Shellie. 430. x. Roy.

414. WILLIAM GORDON CANTRELL 8 (Jabin,7 Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,s Joseph,2 Richard 1) married Tennie Smith. Children: 431. i. Edgar 432. ii. Clara. 433. iii. Mollie. 434. iv. Lou. 435. v. Delia. 436. vi. Forest. 437. vii. Allien. 438. viii. Roscoe. 439. ix. Willie. 440. x. Herbert, d.

388. PARIS CANTRELL 7 (Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, Nov. 22, 1826. Mar­ ried Rosana Fryer. Moved to Missouri, and lives at Springfield. Children: 441. i. 442. ii. 443. iii. 444. iv. 445. v. 446. vi. 447. vii.

390. TALMA CANTRELL 7 {Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) married Sallie Ann Jones. They live at Clai­ borne, Okla. Children: 448. i. Laura S., b. in 1857. 449. ii. Thomas M., b. in 1859. 450. iii. Lucinda P., b. in 1861. 451. iv. Howard G., b. in 1863. 452. v. Paris E., b. in 1866. 453. vi. Mary A., b. in 1868. 454. vii. Sarah, b. in 1871. 455. viii. Cora A., b. in 1874. 456. ix. 34 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

396. ELMORE FULTON CANTRELL 7 (Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 14, 1845. Mar­ ried Laura Martin. They live at Springfield, Mo. Children: 457. i. Minnie, m. Alvin Fletcher. They have a daughter. 458. ii. William, d. 459. iii. Mattie, m. Charles Jones. They have three sons living and one d. 460. iv. Claude, m. Thasia Lameraux. 461. v. John. 462. vi. Milton, d. 463. vii. Howard, d. 464. viii. Fulton.

14. JACOB CANTRILL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in New Castle county, Pa. (now Delaware). Went with his parents to North Carolina, where he married Mary --- and died in Orange county in 1790. Orange county was created in 1751; from it was taken Guilford county in 1770, and Caswell county in 1777, while Rockingham county was taken from Guilford in 1785. If the reader will bear these dates in mind, the records from the various counties in North Carolina of the family will be better understood. Jacob Cantrill served in the War for American Independence from the Hillsboro district, and his name is on the pay roll at Raleigh. His will was made in 1782, and probated in Orange county, N. C., in 1790. In this year Mary, widow of Jacob Cantrill, was taxed in Orange county, on 442 acres of land and two slaves. In 1798 she moved, with her family, to Green county, Kentucky, where she died.

WILL OF JACOB CANTRILL "In the name of God; Amen, I Jacob Cantril!, of the County of Orange and Province of North Carolina, being in a low state of health, but of perfect sense and memory, thanks be to Almighty God for the same, but calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament, that is to say princi­ pally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands· of Almighty God that gave it, and my body I recommend to the earth, to be buried in a decent Christian burial, at the discretion of my Executors, nothing doubting but at the general ... I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 35

"And as touching such worldly Estate, wherewith it has pleased God to bless me in this life, I give, demise, and dispose of the same in the following manner and form, "First, I give and bequeath to my eldest daughter Martha Can­ tril!, one brown mare, three years old, known by the name of Bonny; one woman's saddle, one feather bed and furniture and likewise one cow and calf, to her and her heirs and assigns forever. "Also, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Jane Cantril!, one horse and woman's saddle, worth fifteen pounds, old trade, one feather bed and furniture and likewise one cow and calf, to her and her heirs forever. "Also, I give and bequeath to my daughter Hannah Cantril!, one horse aud woman's saddle, worth fifteen pounds, old trade, one feather bed and furniture and likewise one cow and calf, to her and her heirs forever. "Also, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Sarah Cantrill, one horse and woman's saddle, worth fifteen pounds, old trade, one feather bed and furniture, and likewise one cow and calf, to her and her heirs forever. "Also, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Susannah Can trill, one horse and woman's saddle, worth fifteen pounds, old trade, one feather bed and furniture, and likewise one cow and calf, to her and her heirs forever. "Imprimis, I lend to my well beloved wife, Mary Cantril!, during her widowhood, the plantation whereon I now live, with all the land thereunto belonging, and likewise my three negroes, Yiz: Sam, Cate and Billy, and likewise all the rest of my estate, be it of what kind of quality soever, and at her death, if she dies my widow, that I leave that part of my estate so lent, to be equally divided between my three sons, Zebulon Cantril!, Thomas Cantrill and Joseph Cantrill; but, if in case my widow should intermarry, my will and desire is that that part of my estate so lent, should be appraised by two persons chosen by my Executors, whom I shall hereafter appoint, and if my widow and the person she intermar­ ries, will give bond with sufficient security for the sum of money that arises from the appraisement of that part of my estate to my three sons before named, to be paid at the decease of my wife, it shall continue in their hands. If they refuse to giYe such bond and security, my desire is that, at my widow's intermarriage, that that part of my estate which is lent her, be taken out of her hands and divided equally between my three sons before named. 36 THE CANTRIL~ANTRELL GENEALOGY

"Lastly, I appoint Joseph Cantril!, and my wife, Mary Cantrill, my whole and sole'Executors, of this my last Will and Testament, revoking and disannulling all wills by me heretofore made, de­ claring this to be my last Will and Testament. "In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord Christ, one thousand, seven hundred and eighty two. "Signed, sealed and published and declared in the presence of us: JACOB CANTRILL. [SEAL] "Teste "John Henslee. her " Rachel x Robinson mark." Children: 465. i. Martha, m. Jesse Shy, Oct. 15, 1785, in Orange county, N. C. They moved to Kentucky. 466. ii. Jane, m. Jesse Bracken, Mar. 20, 1790, in Orange county, N. C., where they probably spent their lives. There are many of the name of Bracken still living in that county. 467. iii. Hannah. 468. iv. Sarah, m. Samuel Shy, Dec. 5, 1789, in Orange county,-N. C. They moved to Green county, Ky., where they left descend­ ants, but it has been impossible to obtain fuller information regarding the Shy family. 469. v. Susannah. 470. * vi. Zebulon. 471. * vii. Thomas. 472. *viii. Joseph. N. B. One of Jacob and Mary Cantrill's daughters, either Hannah, or Susannah, m. William Thurman in Kentucky. They had Children: 1. Almira Thurman, m. William Robinson. 2. Miriam Thurman, m. Robert Sims. 3. William Thurman. It has been very difficult to get definite facts regarding the families of the daughters of Jacob Cantrill.

470. ZEBULON CANTRILL 5 (Jacob,4 John,s Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born in Orange county, N. C., · and while living there married Polly Morrow, Feb. 13, 1792. He moved with his family to Kentucky in 1798. There is a record of his disposing of 280 acres of land on Jordan's creek, Orange county, N. C., in 1805, but he was then a resident of Green county, Ky. Children: 473. i. Stephen, se1Ted in the Mexican War, and at its close moved to California. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 37

474. * ii. William. 475. iii. Thomas, m. in Kentucky; moved to California. 476. *iv. John. 477. * v. David. 478. vi. Cynthia, m. William Pollock in Kentucky. They moved to Clinton, Ill., where both lived the rest of their lives. Children: 1. Layton Pollock, d. in Civil War. 2. Thomas Pollock, lives in Kansas. 3. William Pollock, lives in Kansas. 4. Polly Pollock, lives in Illinois. 5. George Pollock, lives in Cantril, Iowa.

474. WILLIAM CANTRILL 6 (Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born in Kentucky. Married and moved to California. Children: 479. i. Samuel. 480. ii. Joseph.

476. JOHN CANTRILL 6 (Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born Sept. 18, 1800, in Kentucky, where he mar­ ried Mary Williams, who was born in Virginia, Feb. 22, 1798. They moved to Ohio, and in 1838 moved to Lebanon, Ia. He _died May 29, 1869, at Afton, Ia., and she died Oct. 26, 1874, at Cantril, Ia. This branch of the family are Methodists. A grandson writes:" It was considered by everybody who knew her that Mary Williams Cantril lived her daily life the nearest to the objects of the Methodist church of any one they knew: she carried her Christianity into her daily life." Chil,dren: 481. * i. William Williams. 482. ii. John Nelson, m. Jane Spain; d. Feb. 20, 1853. No children. 483. iii. Stephen Fletcher, m. Jane Hartzel; d. at Dayton, Wash., 1891. They had twelve children, but we could not learn their names. 484. iv. Francis A., m. Margaret Bingamon; d. at Dayton, Wash., 1890. They had nine children, whose names we could not learn. 485. v. Thomas S., m. (1) Rachel Lundy, at Peoria, Iowa, one child. m. (2) Lydia Shuster, at Vernon, Iowa, two children; m. (3) Mary--, at Des Moines, Iowa, four children. They live in Nevada. 486. * vi. Lemuel Westlake. 487. vii. Eliza Ann, d. Sept. 24, 1833. 488. *viii. Newton Strange. 489. * ix. Emery Elbert.

481. WILLIAM WILLIAMS CANTRIL 7 (.'John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Logan county, Ohio, June 15, 1821. Went with his parents to Lebanon, Ia., in 38 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1838, where he married Jane Lavine. They moved to Colorado, where she died Aug., 1878. He died at the home of his eldest son at Perry Park, Colo., Feb. 14, 1903. Children: 490. * i. John R. 491. ii. Mary E., m. George Schlier, Denver, Colo. Children: 1. Gertrude Schlier. 2. Rosabel Schlier. 3. Mollie Schlier. 492. * iii. Nelson T. 493. iv. Eliza A., m. John A. Thompson; d. in Portland, Ore., leaving four children. (Names not given.) 494. v. Isabel, and 495. vi. Rosabel (twins). Rosabel d. Mar. 2, 1888. Isabel, m. (1) -- Thompson, two children; m. (2) -­ Elliott. They live at Portland, Ore. Children: 1. Nettie Thompson. 2. Lula Thompson. 496. * vii. Adam E.

490. JOHN R. CANTRIL 8 (William Williams,7 John,6 Zebu­ lon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Van Buren county, Ia., Sept. 25, 1842. Married (I) Clara Quick, by whom he had two children; married (2) Vinona Alward, two children. He went with his parents to Colorado in 1862 and for a number of years freighted from the Missouri river to Denver. He is a successful stockman and farmer living near Larkspur, Colo. Children: 497. i. Mary, d. 498. ii. Laura, b. Oct. 10, 1878; m. Milton Robinson. They live at Pasa­ dena, Cal., and have one daughter: 1. Mabel Robinson, b. Feb., 1898. 499. iii. Ethel, b. Jan. 26, 1892. 600. iv. Frank, b. Sept. 28, 1893.

492. NELSON T. CANTRIL8 · (William Williams,7 John,6 Zebulon,-'; Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Van Buren county, Ia., Aug. 16, 1846. Married (1) Lydia Sanders, of Warren county, Ia., Mar., 1868; three children; married (2) Mary Edmond, Oct. 15, 1882. They live at Elyria, Colo. He served in the Civil War. Children: 501. i. Emily J., b. Aug. 14, 1870; m. Fred Gardner. They live at West· Cliffe, Colo. 502. * ii. William T. 603. *iii. Thomas W. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 39

· 502. WILLIAM T. CANTRIL 11 (Nelson T.,8 William Williams,7 John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,Z Ri.chard 1) was born Mar. 9, 1873. Married May McKey, Apr. 15, 1895. They live at Frankstown, Colo. Chudren: 504. i. Nelson E., b. Mar. 16, 1896. 505. ii. Arthur W., b. Aug., 1898.

503. THOMAS W. CANTRIL 11 (Nelson T.,8 William Williams,7 John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 14, 1875. Married Christina Renhart, July, 1899. They live at Elbert, Colo. Child: .506. i. Wilford, b. Apr., 1900.

496. ADAM E. CANTRIL 8 (William Williams,7 John,6 Zebu­ lon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Jan. 19, 1860, in Van Buren county, Ia., and went with his parents, when a small child, to Colorado. Married Josephine Perkins at Silver Cliff, Colo., Sept. 9, 1883. She was born in Clark county, Ill., Apr. 9, 1867. They live at Poncha Springs, Colo. Chudren: 507. i. John W., b. Aug. 7, 1884; d. 508. ii. Emily G., b. Dec. 11, 1886. 509. iii. Eugene J., b. Sept. 19, 1888. 510. iv. Lance H., b. Nov. 18, 1890. 511. v. Edna E., b. Mar. 16, 1893. 512. vi. Rosa P., b. Oct. 13, 1895; d. 513. vii. Rosa B., b. Mar. 2, 1898. 514. viii. Adam W., b. May 28, 1901. .515. ix. James E., b. Dec. 9, 1904.

486. LEMUEL WESTLAKE CANTRIL,7 (John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Ohio and married Lydia Roberts in Iowa. He held many positions of trust and owned large tracts of land in Iowa. In 1871 he donated to the railroad company the land upon which the town of Cantril, Ia., is built. The city was partly laid out in Nov., 1871, and finished in the spring of 1872. He was the first postmaster and had the first store in Cantril. Of their eleven children, we could only learn the name of 516. i. Newton.

488. NEWTON STRANGE CANTRIL 7 (John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 16, 1833, in 40 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Morgan county, Ohio, and was married in Van Buren county, Ia., to Elizabeth Shuster, who was born Jan. 22, 1832, in Morgan county, Ohio. He died Feb. 26, 1858, at Afton, Ia. Child: 517. *i. Simeon Walker.

517. SIMEON WALKER CANTRIL 8 (Newton Strange,7 John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 8, 1854, in Mahaska county, Ia. Married Frank Nagle, Dec. 28, 1875, at Cantril, Ia. He is a prominent citizen of Denver, Colo., where he is super­ intendent of the Denver City Tramway Company; member of the Royal Arcanum and National Union, and, like the rest of this branch of the family, a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Children: 518. i. Arthur Newton, b. Jan. 23, 1877; m. Edna Saunders Hardeman, Sept. 6, 1899, at Denver. 519. * ii. Albert Hadley. 520. iii. Edna Edith, b. Dec. 1, 1891.

519. ALBERT HADLEY CANTRIL 9 (Simeon Walke1}1 New­ ton Strange,7 John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1)_ was born Nov. 20, 1880. Married Edna Mary Meyer, Feb. 17, 1904, at Denver. Chiul: 521. i. Albert Hadley, Jr., b. June 16, 1906.

489. EMERY ELBERT CANTRIL 7 (John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Ohio, Mar. 8, 1837. Mar­ ried Cassandra Lewis at Afton, Ia. They now live at West Point, Ia. Children: 522. i. Elza Elbert, d. 523. ii. Rosa, m. R. L. Wellborn. They live at Cantril, Ia., and have several children. (Names not given;) 524. iii. Will, d. 525. • iv. Thomas Newton. · 526. v. Alice, m. --Roberts. 527. vi. James, m. and has one child. ' (Name not given.) 528. vii. Hattie, m. and has one child. (Name not given.) 529. viii. Lemuel, d. 530. ix. Kittie; m. --Demple. They live at Des Moines, Ia. 531. x. Daisy, d. 532. xi. Gretchen, d. 533. xii. John, m. has has two children. (Names not given.) DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 41

525. THOMAS NEWTON CANTRIL 8 (Emery Elbert,7 John,6 Zebulon,5 Jacoh,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born at Afton, Ia., in 1865. Married Laura Eva Neff, July 4, 1886, at Mt. Ster­ ling, Ia. They live at Fort Madison, Ia., where he has manufac­ turing interests. Child: 534. i. Junie May, b. June 13, 1887.

477. DAVID CANTRILL 6 (Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in Bourbon county, Ky., Jan. 20, 1805. Married (1) Elvira Brown. They moved to Ohio, where she died, leaving two children. Married (2) Mary Bowers, who died, leaving two children. Married (3) Susan Beam, who died, leaving five children. David Cantrill died in Clinton county, Ohio, Sept. 12, 1874. (See Supplement for his first four children.) Children (of third marriage): 535. i. John. (See Supplement.) 536. ii. James. (See Supplement.) 537. *iii. Squire Grant. 538. iv. Ellen, m. and has four children. 539. v. Elvira, m. Charles Shoemaker. They live at Kansas City, Mo. Child: 1. Florence Shoemaker.

537. SQUIRE GRANT CANTRILL 7 (David,6 Zebulon,5 Ja­ 1 cob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Clinton county, Ohio, Apr. 15, 1849. Moved from Ohio to Kansas in 1869. Married Augusta Burroughs, who was born in Kentucky. He is a l\Iason and lives at Harveyville, Kan. Children: 540. i. Susan Ory lives in Kansas, City, Kan. Is an expert typist in Court of Common Pleas. 541. ii. Orval, b. Sept. 8, 1877. Was educated in Topeka, Kan. He is a successful stockman of Harveyville, Kan., and enjoys the dis­ tinction of having been the youngest shipper in the West, haYing shipped to Kansas City market at the age of ten years. He is a Mason and is Secretary of the Cantrell Family Association.

471. THOMAS CANTRILL 5 (Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ 1 ard ) was born Apr. 4, 1775, in Orange county, N. C., where he married Elizabeth Murray, Feb. 13, 1795, daughter of John and Jean Murray. She was born Sept. 19, 1774. John Murray was born in Pennsylvania and served in the War for American Inde­ pendence from North Carolina, where his father and Uncle Rob­ ert Murray had moved from Pennsylvania with their families, 42 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY previous to the Revolution. Robert Murray moved to New York City with his family later and it is from this family that the name is perpetuated in that city by Murray street, and Murray Hill. The Murray family were descended from a junior branch of the Philiph.augh (Selkirkshire) and Atholl family, of Perthshire, Scotland. Thomas Cantrill, with his wife, mother and a number of others of the family, moved from North Carolina in 1798 to Green county, Ky. In 1828 he and his family followed his eldest son, William, to Sangamon county, Ill., where he settled on a farm three and a half miles east of Springfield, which is in possession of one of his grandsons and family to-day. His wife died Oct. 1, 1836, and two days later, Oct. 3, 1836, he died; both are buried in the family plot on the farm where they spent the last years of their lives. He was a man of determined character: firm, reliable and stead­ fast in all his dealings and never wavered from his ideas of right. He was an excellent example of the pioneer of his day, moving through the wilderness with bii family from North Carolina to Kentucky; thence to Illinois, and literally hewing new homes in a new country.

Chil,dren: 542. i. Mary, b. in Orange county, N. C., Dec. 23, 1797; m. Thomas Perry, in Kentucky. They moved to Sangamon county, Ill., in 1825, and settled on a farm four and a half miles from Sp:rinl,tfield, where they spent the remainder of their lives. He d. Febru­ ary 11, 1869, and shed. Feb. 7, 1871. Chudren: 1. Rachel Perry, b. in 1818; d. Dec. 28, 1868. 2. L. Ann Perry, b. in 1823; m. Andrew Barnhill; d. Mar. 27, 1862. Chil,d: I. Mary J. Barnhill, b. Sept. 25, 1845; d. May 20, 1871. 3. Louisa Perry, b. Feb. 5, 1828; d. Sept. 14, 1836. 4. John H. Perry, b. June 1, 1831; d. Oct. 14, 1835. 5. Mary J. Perry, b. May 26, 1838; m. James Crowley; d. Jan. 13, 1872. Chil,d: I. Mary Crowley. 543. * ii. William. 544. iii. Susan, b. in Kentucky; m. Robert Bird, in Sangamon county, Ill. Chudren: 1. Martha Bird, m. __, - Sumter. 2. Robert Bird. 3. Sarah Bird; m. John Snodgrass. 4. Anna Bird; m. --Simpson. 545. iv. Anna, b. in Kentucky about 1805; m. William Black in that state. They moved to Sangamon county, Ill., in 1825; later moved to Christian county, where they lived the rest of their lives. Chudren: 1. Cordelia Black, m. --Sherrald. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 43

Child: I. Mary Sherrald, m. -- Patton, of Assumption, Ill. 2. Parthenia Black, m. --- Robbins. Children: I. Frank Robbins, lives in Alberta Province, B. C. II. Lydia Robbins, also lives in Alberta Province, B. C. 3. Palace Black, b. in 1831; d. 4. Sarah Black, m. -- Loyal; d. many years ago. Family lives at Santa Rosa, Cal. 5. Joel Black, m. and moved to California with his family. 6. Mary Black, m. De Witt Clinton Willey, who was b. in Hamil­ ton county, Ohio. He went to Illinois when a boy and is one of the most successful farmers in Christian county. Their home is at Willey, Ill. · Children: I. Harriet Willey, m. Jo~ C. pavis. They live at Brookfield, Mo. Then- children are: Rosa, m. -- Peters and has a son, Earl; Arthur Davis, m. Nora Grieve; Elmer Davis, m. Allie McDonald; Roy Davis..i. Addie Davis; Clyde Davis; Goldie Davis and .t!.arl Davis. II. Henrietta Willey, m. Newton J. Brown; d. Feb. 2, 1902. Children, living at Ripley, Okla., are: Dessa Brown, m. --- Carr; Frank Brown; Clarence Brown; Clinton Brown; Floy Brown; Zullie Brown' and Walter Brown. III. John Willey. IV. Horace Willey, m. Zullie M. Leaton. Children are: Arthur Willey; Lella Willey and Nellie Willey. V. Ida May Willey, m. P. M. Lawler. Live at Taylor­ ville, Ill.: Children are: Errol Lawler and Cleotis Lawler. VI. Raymond C. Willey, m. Lora M. Swift. Live at St. Louis, Mo. VII. Frank Willey, m. Ida Russell. Live on the old home­ stead, half a mile from Willey. Children are: Lora Willey and Russell De Witt Willey. 546. * v. Zebulon. 547. *vi. Joel.

543. WILLIAM CANTRILL 6 (Thomas,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born Jan, 17, 1800, in Green county, Ky. In 1825 he went with his sister, Anna Black, apd other members of the family, to Sangamon county, Ill., and lived with this sister until Feb. 14, 1828, when he married Elizabeth Hall. Sangamon county was mostly settled by Kentuckians and North Carolinians and had only been a county four years when '\Villiam Cantrill rode to it from his old home in Kentucky, carrying with him a long, single barrelled Kentucky rifle, that is now in the possession of the compiler of this book. The fame of the beautiful rolling prairies of that section of Illinois drew many new settlers, and in the same year he went there, Elizabeth Hall, with her uncle and aunt, Andrew and Eleanor Goodan Jones, also went 44 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

from Kentucky and settled four and a half miles from Springfield, and only a mile from the farm that was destined to become the home of Cantrills for several generations. Elizabeth Hall was born Dec. 8, 1809, in that part of Mont­ gomery county, Ky., that afterward became Bath county. She was a daughter of David and Susan Goodan Hall. David Hall was accidently drowned in the Licking river. He was a son of Thomas Hall and Nancy Chinn, nee Bartlett, his wife, of Staunton, Va. Thomas Hall was a lawyer of Augusta county, Va., and went to Boone county, Ky., before the Revolutionary War and was residing there in 1810. The \Yar Records at Washington, D. C., show that: "Thomas Hall enlisted March 1779 at Boonesboro, Kentucky, in Colonel Daniel Boone's Regiment, Captain John Holder's Company, and was engaged in several skirmishes with · the Indians." He received a pension in :Montgomery county, Ky., in 1833. Thomas Hall was a son of Edward and Eleanor Stuart Hall, of Staunton, Ya., and grandson of Isaac Hall, who married Sarah Allison in Pennsylvania, and went to Augusta county, Va:, in 1736, with the Scotch-Irish emigrants, who went there from Lancaster county, Pa. Eleanor Stuart, wife of Edward Hall, was a daughter of Archibald Stuart, and Janet Brown, his wife. The Stuart family are of Scotch origin. During the reign of James I they removed to Ireland, where Archibald and Janet were married, and they emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1727 and to Augusta county, Va., in 1736. They were a family of wealth and distinction. On the maternal side, Elizabeth Hall Oantrill was a granddaughter of Daniel and Eleanor Goodan. The Goodans emigrated from England to Pennsylvania in 1760 and to Kentucky in the latter part of that century. Isaac Hall, a half-brother of Elizabeth, was killed in his own door yard during the Civil War by Union soldiers. He had three sons in the Confederate Army. Elizabeth Hall Cantril! was one of less than a dozen people who organized the first Christian church at Decatur, Ill., in 1834, and was a consistent and active member until her death, Aug. 4, 1868. In sickness and trouble her neighbors and friends turned to her instinctively for help and her home was one of the most hospitable, ready alike to receive friend and stranger, in Decatur. William Cantril! moved. with his family from Springfield, to Decatur, Ill., in 1833, taking with him the first stock of general merchandise ever taken to Decatur. The store he opened with this stock stood on the southeast corner of East Main street, on what DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 45 was known for many years as the" Old Square," but is now called "Lincoln Square." In this building in 1835-36 he officiated as postmaster, stowing the little wafer sealed missives away in a small box in a corner of the store, though sometimes he was known to carry the United States mail in his hat, as the population of the Yillage at this time was little over one hundred adults, and mail was a luxury that the receiver and not the sender paid for in those days. He was a member of the State Legislature, and being one of the few men there who was "handy with his pen," he served several terms as county treasurer. He was a man of great influence· in central Illinois; was an uncompromising Democrat all his life, and for many years wielded an influence in politics in his own and adjacent counties that defied opposition. He was Second Lieu­ tenant in Capt. Levi Goodan's Company, Black Hawk War, 1832. This was not attached to any regiment, but was part of General Whitesides' Brigade of mounted volunteers. He died at his home in Decatur, Ill., Nov. 26, 1881, and the local papers, after giving many of the foregoing facts of his life, summed up his characteris­ tics in these words: "His word was as good as his bond." A street in the now city of Decatur is named for him.

Chudren: 548. * i. Thomas. 549. ii. Jane Ellen, b. Oct. 27, 1832, at Springfield, Ill.; m. Dr. Abram Lewis Kellar, Apr. 14, 1852, at Decatur. She united early in life with the Christian church and was a devoted member and worker in the cause of Christianity and temperance all her life. She d. at Sullivan, Ill., in Oct., 1892. Dr. Kellar was b. in Oldham county, Ky., Dec. 16, 1827; son of Abram H. and Nancy Hitt Kellar. Was educated at Bacon College, Harrodsburg, Ky., and the medical department of the University of Louisville, graduating from the latter Mar. 1, 1851. He spent many years of his life as a physician in Decatur, Shelby­ ville and Sullivan, Ill., combining with this work a good deal of preaching and teaching at the Christian church at Sullivan, whenever that church WSB without a p&Btor. He has been a great student of the Bible and was well fitted for the large amount of church work that he has done. He now lives with his children in southern California. Chudren: 1. Louis Gerard Kellar, d. in infancy. 2. Charles Henry Kellar, b. in 1854; m. Sarah Dilsaver; d. in Sullivan, Ill., in Sept., 1900. He was a worthy representa­ tive of his family in every way. Child: I. Guy Kellar, b. May 2, 1883. 3. Addie Evelyn Kellar, b. in Sullivan, Ill., in 1857; m. Dr. J.M. Goodwin, of Toledo, Ill., in Feb., 1884; moved to Pomona, Cal., where she d. in 1894. She had a most beautiful 46 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Christian character and devoted her whole life in loving service to others. Children: I. Edna Goodwin, d. in infancy. II. Guy Goodwin. 4. Edgar Harlan Kellar, b. June 18, 1863, in Sullivan, Ill; m. Lida Stewart, daughter of Dr. J. M. Stewart, of Exeter, Ill., Apr. 14, 1886. Both graduated from Eureka College and also Des Moines College, and thereby hangs a romance. The young people met at Eureka College and learned something there not found in the curriculum. Dr. Stewart thinking his daughter too young for marriage transferred her to another college, but the same year found Edgar Kellar among the students there. Dr. Stewart still th.ink­ ing his daughter too young to be married proposed to take her for a trip around the world, but this proved no induce­ ment and the young people carried the day and were married. Edgar Kellar studied at the Union Theological College, New York City, for the ministry, and has had charge of various churches of the Christian denomination in the South and Middle West, among them being the Christian church at Galveston, one at St. Louis and one at Carrolton, Mo. He is now engaged in mission work at Los Angeles, Cal. Children: I. Stewart Kellar, b. in 1~89. II. Mary Jane Kellar, b. in 1892. III. Naomi Kellar, b. in 1896. 5. Mary Elizabeth Kellar, b. in Shelbyville, Ill., S_t!pt. 30, 1866; m. Elmer 0. Thomason, Sept. 12, 1893. He was b. in Lovington, Ill., Oct. 15, 1866. Was educated at Bible College, Lexington, Ky., and went to southern California with his parents, who bought fruit ranches there. He has fruit ranches near Covina, Cal., and is also interested in manufacturing irrigating devices of much merit. Mary Kellar Thomason was one of the organizers of the Christian church at Covina, and both she and her husband are active and influential members of this church. Children: I. Harl Louis Thomason, b. July 18, 1895. II. Sidney Dale Thomason, b. Dec. 20, 1897. 6. Notie Pearl Kellar, b. July 14, 18i6, in Sullivan, Ill.; m. Rolla C. Fleming, Apr. 14, 1896. She is an active worker in the First Christian church at Springfield, Ill., where her husband has been connected for many years with the Wabash Railroad. 550. ill. Mary Elizabeth, b. Sept. 27, 1835, at Decatur, Ill.; m. Dr. William Dillon, Apr. 14, 1854; d. Oct. 26, 1883. She was a devoted mother, a kind neighbor and, owing to her sunny and lovable disposition, her friends were legion. Dr. Dillon was b. in Culpepper Court House, Va.; son of Joshua and Elizabeth Jeffries Dillon and grandson of Samuel and Nancy Fletcher Dillon. Samuel Dillon served in the War of 1812 and his father, who was b. in Loudon county, Va., was a soldier in the American Revolution. Elizabeth Jeffries was a descendant of Sir Herbert Jeffries, one of the early Colonial Governors of Virginia. Dr. Dillon was educated at Cincinnati. Eclectic College, and practiced as a physician many years· in Decatur, Ill., and Payson, Ill., where they lived from 1865 to 1883, when they returned to Decatur, where he d. in June, 1889. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 47

Both Dr. Dillon and his wife were members of the Christian Church. Children: 1. William Thomas Dillon, b. Jan. 9, 1855; m. Jennie Gillespie at Payson, Ill., in 1877. They live at Chicago, Ill. Children: I. Don C. Dillon. II. Nellie May Dillon. 2. Louis Edwin Dillon, b. Oct. 5, 1857; m. Henrietta Edwards. They live at Quincy, Ill. Child: I. Roy Dillon. 3. Fannie Dillon, d. in infancy. 4. Frank Dillon, b. Oct. 11, 1860; physician; d. in Chica.go, Ill., in 1904. 5. May, d. in infancy. 6. George Jeffries Dillon, b. July 26, 1864; m. Marian Irvington. They live at Cook, Neb. Child: I. Duncan William Dillon. · 7. Mary Elizabeth Dillon, b. Nov. 30, 1867; m. George M. Reed, Apr. 14, 1887, at Decatur, Ill. He was b. July 5, 1863, in Piatt county, Ill., son of Samuel Reed, a prominent lawyer at Monticello. Since their marriage he has been in the real estate and insurance business in Chicago nnd Omaha, and is now largely interested in this business at Grangeville, Idaho, where he and his family moved in 1902. George Reed and his wife are active and influenti:al members of the Presbyterian church at Grangeville. Children: I. Kenneth Samuel Reed, b. Feb. 1, 1893, at Chicago, Ill. II. Miriam, b. Nov. 2, 1897, at Omaha, Neb. Robert Lee and Annie Sibyl Dillon (twins). 8. Robert Lee Dillon, b. Nov. 14, 1871; unmarried; lives in southern California.. 9. Annie Sibyl DiUon, b. Nov. 14,(. 1871; m. Charles Clinton Williams, Aug. 20, 1891, at IJhicago, Ill. He was b. in Hoopeston, Ill., Sept. 1, 1861, and has large land interests in that• section, as well as many other business interests, and is a prominent• and influential citizen of this part of the state. He and his wife are members of the Protestant Episcopal church. Child: I. Leland ThomM Williams, b. June 15, 1892, at Omaha, Neb. ls now at the Jacob Tome Preparatory School for Boys, at Port Deposit, Md. 10. Parthenia Jane Dillon, b. Mar. 14, 1873; d. July 16, 1890. 11. Grace Cantrill Dillon, b. May 16, 1876; m. Oscar Anderson, Aug. 24, 1898, at Hoopeston, Ill. He is a prominent lawyer at West Point, Neb., and he and his wife are actirn workers in the Congregational church there. Children: I. Ruth Elizabeth Anderson, b. Oct. 26, 1901. II. William Cantrill Anderson, b. Jan. 8, 1904. 551. iv. Susan Lavinia, compiler of this book, was b. July 3, 1844, at Decatm, Ill.; m. Capt. Harlan Page Christie, Nov. 16, 1862, at Decatur. Harlan Page Christie, b. Apr. 2, 1839, at Springfield, Ohio, son of James Smith and Laura Beardsley Christie. James Christie was an Elder for over fifty years in the First Presbyterian 48 THE CANTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

church at Springfield, Ohio, and a son of Robert and Rebecca Smith Christie. Robert Christie was a major in the Vermont State Militia and a volunteer in the War of 1812; he was a Mason of high standing, being a Master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio; was a son of Jesse and Mary Gregg Christie. Jesse Christie was a lieutenant in Colonel Moore's New Hampshire regiment dur­ ing the Revolution; was a deacon in the Congregational church at New Londonderry, N. H., and was always known by that title. The Christies were in New Hampshire in 1717 and are of Scotch­ Irish descent. In 1818 Deacon Jesse, Major Robert and James Christie (the latter being a young man about twenty years of age), went overland from Vermont, where they had lived a short time, after leaving New Hampshire, to Springfield, Ohio, and settled in that country when the Indians were the princi­ pal inhabitants. From Pittsburg these early settlers travelled in crude flat boats to Cincinnati, and many a shot was exchanged with Indians along the banks of the Ohio river. Five genera­ tions of Christies have lived and died at Springfield. James and Laura Beardsley Christie; Jesse (brother of James) and Martha Lowry Christie, and Mary (sister of James and Jesse), who married Louis Bancroft, were all married at Sprinldield, Ohio, and all lived to celebrate their golden weddings in that place. On the maternal side, Harlan Page Christie has the following ancestry: his mother, Laura Beardsley, was a daughter of Elijah and Sarah Hubbell Beardsley, of Fairfield, Conn. Elijah Beards­ ley enlisted at the age of seventeen in the 7th Connecticut Regi­ ment, 1777, and served three years; three of his sons were in the War of 1812. He was a son of Phineas and Ruth Fairchild Beardsley. Phineas Beardsley was a captain of the ,company, in which his son was a private, and was a son of Obadiah Beards­ ley, a very prominent man in Colonial days, and his wife, Mercy Jackson. Obadiah was a son of John and Mary Booth Beardsley. John was a son of Samuel and Abigail Beardsley. Samuel was a son of William and Mary Beardsley, who came from Stratford, England, in 1635, in the ship Planter, and settled at Stratford, and later in Fairfield county, Conn. Harlan Page Christi~ was educated at Wittenberg College. Enlisted in the Union Army, April 13, 1861. A month later was made second lieutenant, Companv F., 2d Ohio; later was com­ missioned as adjutant of 58th Ohio; was at Battles of Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Arkansas Post and Vicksburg, was detailed on the staff of Maj. Gen. John A. McClernand, as acting assistant adjutant general of 13th Army Corps, which position he held until his resignation, in May, 1863. From 1864 to 1881 was engaged in mercantile business in Decatur, Ill.; in 1882 moved with his family to Chelsea, Mass.; in 1883 to Brooklyn, N. Y., where he now holds a position in the Finance Department of the city of New York. He was a member of Dunham Post, the first G. A. R. Post organized, and is now a member of Grant Post, No. 327, Brooklyn; is department commander of the state of New York of the Army and Navy Union; ex-commander of Roe Garrison, A. & N. U.; is a 32d degree Scottish Rite Mason and member of the orders of K. P. and I. O. 0. F. Children: 1. Louie Cantrill Christie, m. John H. Cantrell. 2. Harlan William Christie.

548. THOMAS CANTRILL 7 (William,6 Thomas,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born at Springfield, Ill., Nov. 1, DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 49

1829, an_d educated at the Illinois College at Jacksonville. Went to California in 1852 and thence to Dalles, Ore., where he married Julia Ann Houston, widow of Avery Houston, who was drowned in 1855, and daughter of Captain McFarland, a steamboat captain on the Ohio, and later on the Columbia rivers. She was born in Richland county, Ohio, May 3, 1835, and was but an infant when her parents moved to Oregon. She died M.ay 15, 1865. Thomas Cantrill was interested in mines in the northwest, and in the late fall of 1864, while returning from the gold mines, with six or seven thousand dollars' worth of gold dust, the boat in which he was travelling was capsized and he was drowned. 552. i. Viola Lavinia, b. June 17, 1858; m. Charles B. Smith. They live in Portland, Ore., and have several children. (Names not given.) 553. * ii. William Albert. 554. iii. Annie Cornelia, b. Nov. 6, 1864; m. John E. Gantenbein, in Walla Walla, in 1887. He was b. July 17, 1853, and is interested in mines in British Columbia and in the vicinity of Northport, Wash., where he and his family are now living. Children: 1. Helen Gantenbein, b. Feb. 13, 1888. 2. Maude Gantenbein, b. Oct. 13, 1892; d. Feb. 13, 1901. 3. Benjamin Avery Gantenbein, b. July 27, 1899. 553. WILLIAM. ALBERT CANTRILL 8 (Thomas,7 William,6 Thomas,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Walla Walla, Dec. 6, 1860. Married Annie Laurie Ireland, Mar. 28, 1883, at Dayton. She was born Dec. 3, 1864, and died in 1903. He lives at Seattle. Chi.ldren: 555. i. Viola, b. Mar. 5, 1884. 556. ii. Robert Averv, b. Mar. 13, 1886; d. in 1903. 557. iii. William, b. July 26, 1887. 558. iv. Annie Belle, b. Jan. 23, 1889. 559. v. Julia, b. Jan. 9, 1891. 560. vi. Thomas Guy, b. Oct. 6, 1894. 561. vii. Calvin Vancleve, b. Aug. 26, 1897. 546. ZEBULON CANTRILL 6 (Thomas,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 8, 1807, in Green county, Ky. Married Elizabeth Enyart in Sangamon county, Ill., in 1829, whence he had come the previous year from Kentucky and this was his home until his death Jan. 8, 1840. Chi.ldren: 562. i. Marion, who lived at Springfield, Ill. 564. ii. Lorenzo Dow, who lived at Springfield, Ill. 564. iii. Susan, m. Wilson Robbins. 547. JOEL CANTRILL,6 (Thomas,s Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 50 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1 Richard ) was born Jan. 8, 1811, in Green county, Ky. Married Zerelda Branch, May 16, 1839. Died Sept. 4, 1866. She was born Nov. 19, 1821, and died in 1902. She was a woman of strong character, deeply religious, who exerted a wide influence for good. Left with a large family of children, she proved herself a devoted mother and a capable manager. During the last years of her life she was a great sufferer, but bore her suffering with fortitude and Christian patience, and was always bright and cheerful. Joel Cantrill went with his parents from Kentucky to Sangamon county, Ill., and spent the remainder of his life on the farm, near Springfield, where his father located, and which is yet known as the" old Cantril! homestead."

Chwlren: '565. i. Lewis, b. Apr. 9, 1840; m. Elvira Lee, July 23, 1863; d. in 1902. No children. They lived many years at Bangor, N. Y. 566. ii. Edward T., b. Dec. 27, 1842. Enlisted Aug., 1862, in 114th Illinois Infantry, and died at Vicksburg, Miss., July 11, 1863. 667. iii. Laura, d. at the age of fifteen years. 668. iv. William D., b. Nov. 21, 1845; m. Elizabeth S. Derry, Oct. 7, 1875. She was b. Dec. 9, 1852. They live at Rochester, Ill. Lost their only child in infancy. 669. * v. James N. Henry A. and Henrietta (twins). 570. * vi. Henry A. 571. vii. Henrietta, b. Jan. 9, 1853; m. William H. Colby, Oct. 7, 1874. He was b. Sept. 14, 1849, in Orange county, N. Y., became a lawyer of prominence at Springfield, Ill., and was probate judge at the time of his death, in 1904. Chwlren: · 1. Charles Percy Colby, b. Nov. 5, 1875; m. Grace Bullard, in Oct., 1903. He enlisted, Apr. 27, 1897, in an Illinois regiment, Spanish War, and was a sergeant when he was mustered out Oct. 11, 1898. Was educated at University of Pennsylvania and is now a practicing physician at Springfield. 2. Honoretta Bertha, b. Mar. 19, 1878; m. Charles Hall, Jan. 6, 1904. They live at Edinburg, Ill. 3. George Bergen, b. Sept. 17, 1882; lawyer at Springfield. 4. Laura Mabel, b. Sept. 6, 1884. 5. Catherine Luella, b. Oct. 17, 1888. 572. viii. Emily B., b. Sept. 7, 1855; m. Thomas B. Hart, Sept. 6, 1882; d. in 1903. He was b. Apr. 17, 1858, and is a very succellllful raiser of fine stock and has a large stock fa.rm near Edinburg, Ill. He m. (2) Nellie Cantril!. 573. ix. Charles, b. Oct. 31, 185i; d. Oct. 31, 1858. 674. x. Benjamin H., b. Sept. 24, 1859; d. Aug. 30, 1860.

569. JAMES N'. CAN'TRILL 7 (Joel,6 Thomas,5 Jacob,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Sangamon county, Ill., Mar. 17, 1848. Married Anna S. Waters, Mar. 19, 1874. She was born Dec. 19, 1850. They lh·e at Edinburg, Ill. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 51

Children: 575. i. Charles Edward, b. Dec. 4, 1874. 576. ii. Nellie, b. Feb. 23, 1877; m. Thomas B. Hart in 1904. 577. iii. Louemma, b. Feb. 20, 1879. 578. iv. Frank S., b. Mar. 22, 1882; d. in infancy. 579. v. Lizzie Maude, b. Nov. 15, 1888.

570. HENRY A. CANTRILL 7 (Joel,6 Thomas,5 Jacob,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Sangamon county, Ill., Jan. 9, 1853. Married Eva Viola Harris, Aug. 22, 1883. She was born Oct. 21, 1857. They live on the farm settled and first cultivated by his grandfather Thomas Cantrill, and later by his father Joel Cantrill, three and a half miles east of Springfield, Ill. His three boys, who are the fourth generation to live at the old Cantril! homestead, are fine representatives of the name, beir.g manly and bright and possessing many of the good qualities of their ancestors. Children: 580. i. Edward Thomas, b. Sept. 1, 1884. 581. ii. Parkson Harris, b. May 28, 1886. 582. iii. Ellen Bradford, b. Sept. 30, 1888.

472. JOSEPH CANTRILL 5 (Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Orange county, N. C., about 1777 and went with his mother, brothers and sisters to Green county, Ky., in 1798. Mur­ ried :Miriam Fugate and they moved to Bourbon county, Ky., where the old homestead is still in a fine state of preservation. The Fugate family went from Virginia to Kentucky. He was a "self-made" man of fine character; pious, intelligent and industrious and made a fortune for his family. He ~as a colonel of state militia and was, naturally, of a soldierly bearing and disposition. His granddaughter, Mrs. Trimble, writes: "I can recall seeing him drill and command a regiment of State Guards, when I was a child. The plumes in his hat and the cus­ tomary paraphernalia of the times made a lasting impression upon me." Another granddaughter, Mrs. Fannie Pugh Arnold, writes: "My noble grandfather, Joseph Cantrill, who of all the men I have ever known, represented in a higher degree the ideal man­ hood. I revere his memory and my soul delights to honor him. Reared under his paternal care from infancy to matured girlhood I cannot recall a single act, or word, that would not have won the appmrnl of the Great Teacher. Nature has stamped him a 52 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

gentleman, but he needed no culture in refinement; his life was the highest standard." Children: 583. i. Mary, b. in Bourbon county, Ky.; m. Jacob Keller. Children: 1. Abram Keller, lives in Kentucky. 2. Joseph Keller, d. ~n young manhood. 3. Henry Keller, d. m young manhood. 4. John Cantrill Keller, m. l.lizabeth Simpson. Children: I. Joseph Keller, lives in Terrell, Tex. II. John William Keller, a prominent newspaper cor­ respondent and politician of New York City, where he was Commissioner of Charities, 1898-1902. III. Jacob Keller, m. and lives at Dallas, Tex. Children are: Ridgell Keller, Jacob Keller and Elizabeth Keller. IV. James P. Keller, m. Margaret Lalli, of Cynthiania, Ky.; moved to Texas, where he d. at Kaufman in 1900. Children are: Lucile Keller, m. Joseph Laroe, of Terrell, Tex., and John Gaston Keller. 5. Mary Louisa Keller, m. William Stamps. S84. * ii. John Fugate. 585. iii. Sarah Shy, m. (1) Gustavus Pugh, in 1827; he d. in 1833 and she m. (2) Henry Shawhan. Children: I. Joseph Pugh, d. at the age of sixteen years. 2. Elizabeth Pugh, m. John Redmon. They live at Leesburg, Ky. Children: I. Joseph G. Redmon. II. Belle Redmon, m. M. L. Hall. Two sons, one of whom, Bert Hall, m. Emma Crispanson. Live in Kansas. III. Charles H. Redmon, m. Mary Sullivan. Two children. IV. Sallie C. Redmon, m. William Hall. Five children. V. Minnie S. Redmon, m. G. K. McProud. Two sons. VI. Frank P. Redmon, m. Inez Fairchild. Two children. 3. Frances Pugh, m. Rev. Thomas W. Arnold, a .talented minister of the Christian church. They live at Frank­ fort, Ky. Children: I. Margaret Arnold, m. --- Groom. Live at ltliami, Fla. II. Thomas Arnold, Jr. III. Glendy Burke Arnold. IV. Mary B. Arnold, d. young. 4. Joseph Shawhan.· 5. Maggie Shawhan, m. --- Lyne. 586. * iv. Edward. 587. * v. Joseph. 588. vi. Frances, m. Martin Barlow, who is a descendant of the same English family as Arthur Barlow, the explorer of 1584. Children: 1. Mary Louisa Barlow, m. 1Villiam A. Trimble, a prominent lawyer of Covington, Ky. His grandfather was a pioneer settler of Kentucky, and was one of that party of brave Scotch-Irish settlers, who emigrated from Augusta county, DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 53

Va., in 1783, to Kentucky, going via "The Wilderness Road." A ~phic and most interesting account of this emigration, m which Capt. James Trimble, and his wife, Jane Allen Trimble, figured prominently, is given in the "Annals of Augusta County, Virginia," by Joseph A. Waddell. Hon. William A. Trimble's father was Judge John Trimble, of Kentucky. Children: I. Fannie Trimble, m. George Fackler: dau. Grace Fackler. II. Kate Trimble, m. (1) Eugene de Roode: son Trimble de Roode, b. about 1885; m. (2) Edward Woolsey, of New York City. III. Helen Trimble; m. T. Arthur Highton, of London, England. Children: Aubrey Henry George Highton, b. in 1891, and Robert William Trimble Highton, b. in 1900. IV. William Pitt Trimble; m. Cunnie Webb Ford, of Covington, Ky. They live at Seattle, Wash. Children: Ford Trimble and Mary Barlow Trimble. V. Robert John Trimble, b. in 1870; m., lives in California. 2. Thomas Joseph Barlow, m. and has five daughters. They live in Texas. 589. vii. Mildred, m. Thomas Barlow, a brother of Martin Barlow. Children: 1. Joseph Cantrill Barlow, b. in Bourbon county, Ky.; m. Mary E. Harrell, of Edenton, N. C. He lives at Helena, Arkansas. Children: I. Harrell Edward Barlow, d. II. Joseph Cantrill Barlow, Jr. III. Frances Allison Barlow; m. Andrew Pomeroy Coolidge. Dau., Mary Elizabeth Coolidge. They live at Helena, Ark. 2. Thomas Barlow; m. Mollie Webb. Children: I. Webb Barlow. II. James Barlow. 3. Frances Barlow, m. John Allison. 4. James Barlow, m. Mollie Sudduth. They live in Bourbon county, Ky. Children: I. Allison Barlow. II. Eleanor Barlow. 5. William Barlow, d. young. 6. Edward Barlow, d. in Confederate Army.

584. JOHN FUGATE CANTRILL 6 (Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Bourbon county, Ky., and mar­ ried Mary Isabel Barlow, in 1829. Children: 590. i. Susan, d. at the age of sixteen years. 591. ii. Joseph, d. at the age of fifty-five years, unmarried. 592. iii. Mary Helen, m. Capt. Alexander Carrick. Children: 1. Thomas Leslie Carrick, a successful stock raiser, who lives at the old homestead, "Arcadia," near Georgetown. 54 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

2. Florence Carrick, m. Walter Lochiel Brown, in 1877. Children: I. Alexander Cameron Brown, educated at Central University and College of Medicine at Louisville. II. Florence Lochiel Brown.. • III. Helen Carrick Brown. IV. John William Brown. V. Alice Russell Brown. VI. Robert Carrick Brown. VII. Marv Frances Brown. 3. William Oscar Carrick, m. Mary Risk, of Scott county, Ky. One son: I. James Leslie Carrick. 4. Mary Helen Carrick, m. Claude Llewellyn Garth, of Scott county, Ky. He was president of the bank of George­ tmvn, Ky., at the time of his death, in 1905. 5. Robert Lee Carrick, m. Cora Lee Spence, of Louisville, Ky., in 1892. He is a successful homeopathic physician at Georgetown, Ky. One son: I. Spence Summers Carrick. 6. James Cantrill Carrick, a successful physician and skillful surgeon at Lexington,. Ky. 7. Frances Carrick, m. Rev. Charles Allen Thomas, of Mel­ bourne, Australia. At the time of his death, in Aug., 1900, he was pastor of the Broadway Christian church, at Louisville, Ky., one of the largest churches in that city. The following is an extract from a letter regarding him: "Be was an unusually gifted and cultivated man, and although he was taken from us at the early age of thirty, his influence still lives." Chil.d: I. Charles Allen Thomas. 593. iv. John Fugate, lives in Shelby county, Ky. 594. v. James William, lives in Shelby county, Ky. 595. * vi. Llewellyn. 596. * vii. Edward. 597. viii. Frances Mildred, m. Reuben L. Cummins. 598. * ix. Claude. 599. x. Gertrude, lives in Shelby county, Ky., with her brothers John and James Cantril!. 595. LLEWELLYN CANTRILL 7 (John Fugate,6 Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Bourbon county, Ky. Married (1) Bettie Finlay, no children; married (2) Mary Emerson. They live in Missouri. Children: 600. i. Helen Frances, d. 601. ii. Betsey Hill, d. 602. iii. Jamee. 603. iv. John.

596. EDWARD CAKTRILL 1 (John Fugate,6 Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Bourbon county, Ky. Married Sallie Champ and they live at Paris, Ky. Chil.dren: 604. i. Lena. 605. ii. Llewellyn. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 55

598. CLAUDE CANTRILL, 7 (John Fugate,6 Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Bourbon county, Ky. Married Willie Berry. Children: 606. i. Gertrude, ro. John Shopshire, of Bourbon county, Ky. 607. ii. Lilliam, m. --Berkley, of Cynthi.ania, Ky. One daughter: · 1. Mary Frances Berkley. 608. ill. Claudia, m. Rev. Newton Briney, pastor of the Christian church, Paris, Mo. Children: 1. William Russell Briney. 2. Cn.ntrill Briney. 609. iv. Ruby Cummins. 586. EDWARD CANTRILL 6 (Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in Bourbon county, Ky. Married Susan ,vroe Edwards, daughter of George and Elizabeth Monroe Edwards, natives of Virginia and pioneer settlers of Kentucky; granddaugh­ ter of Hayden and Penelope Sandford Edwards, also natives of Virginia and pioneer settlers of Kentucky. The old Edwards' homestead, near the old Cantrill homestead, is still in a wonderful state of preservation, and on the estate are pear trees a hundred years old that still bear finely every year. William Edwii.rds arrived in Virginia in 1635 in the bark Ye Merchants Hope and settled in James City county. He was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1653; patented large tracts of land in the counties of James City, Surrey, Isle of Wight, Norfolk and Lan­ caster. A bond given by him in 1659 is recorded in Surrey county, witnessed by John Washington, father of George Washington. His second son, William Edward, married Ann Harrison, daughter of Col. Benjamin Harrison, grandfather of Benjamin Harrison, of · "Berkeley," a signer of the Declaration of Independence and father and great-grandfather, respectively, of Gen. William Henry Harrison and Gen. Benjamin Harrison, ex-Presidents of the r nited States. William Edwards, son of William and Ann Harri­ son• Edwards, born in 1687; married in 1712 Miss Hayden, of Lancaster county, Va., and their son, Hayden Edwards, born in 1723 in Northumberland county, Va., married in 1747 Penelope Sandford, of Stafford county, Va., and moved to Kentucky in 1787; their eldest son, John Edwards, married Miss Wroe, of Prince \Yilliam county, Va., and moved to Kentucky in 1780; was L'nited States Senator from Kentucky in 1791-94. His brother, Benjamin Edwards, had a son Kinian, born in 1785, who moved to Kentucky in 1804; was a representative in the Legislature before he was 56 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY twenty-one years of age; judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky in 1806; Territorial Governor in Illinois, 1809-18; United States Senator from Illinois, 1818-24; Governor of Illinois, 1826; his son, Ninian Wirt· Edwards, married Elizabeth, half-sister of Mary Todd, wife of ex-President Abraham Lincoln. George Edward, another brother of William, married Elizabeth Monroe, cousin of ex-President James Monroe. Children: 610. i. George E. 611. * ii. James Edwards. 612. iii. John T., d. . 613. iv. Penelope Sandford, m. George A. Hill, of Bourbon county, Ky., May 23, 1866. Children: I. Lizzie C. Hill, m. William T. Redmond, of Bourbon county, Ky. '.2. F. Roberts Hill. 3. Georgiana Hill. 4. John William Hill, d. 5. Gano Hill, d. 6. James Monroe Hill. 7. Alberta Gaines Hill. 8. Hannah Hill, m. James Nutter, of Scott county, Ky. 9. Edna Lee Hill. 614. v. Fannie, b. in Bourbon county, Ky.; lives at St. Augustine, Fla. 615. vi. William B., d. . 611. JAMES EDWARDS CAKTRILL 7 (Edward,6 Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Bourbon county, Ky., Jan. 20, 1839. Married (1) Jennie Moore, Jan. 5, 1869, who was a granddaughter of Rev. Barton W. Stone, one of the JJ?.OSt gifted and noted ministers of the Christian church. A corre­ spondent, who knew him well, writes: "He was a man of more than usual culture; a fine scholar, classical in his learning and forci­ ble in argument. Alexander Campbell, who was his compeer, told me after Elder Stone's death that he (Stone) was the purest, ablest man he had ever met, his own father, Thomas Campbell excepted. As a writer he was clear and pointed and his work on the Atonement is a standard. For the age in which he lived he was a leader in religious and literary thought." Jennie Moore Cantril! died Jan. 4, 1878, leaving one son, and James Edwards Cantrill married (2) Mary Cecil, daughter of James Granville and Sarah A. Buster Cecil, Oct. 13, 1881. The Cecils were descendants of Samuel Cecil, who emigrated from England to Maryland, and for whom Cecil county, in that state, is named. The family were very prominent in the early history of Maryland. There is a tradition in the family that "the DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 57

Cecils were descended from the first Lord Burleigh," whose ca­ pacity for government was at once recognized by Queen Elizabeth, and who was appointed by her as Chief Secretary of State. To quote from an old history: "A life of Cecil from this time until his death, would be a forty years' history of England, when England was greatest, seeing that he was alike the originator and director of that policy, which made Elizabeth's reign memorable above that of any other English sovereign." Mary Cecil Can trill was born in Monticello, Wayne county, Ky. Her early girlhood was spent in Boyle county, near Danville, where she was partly educated, but the greater part of her school life was spent at Daughter's College, Harrodsburg, Ky. She was appointed by President Benjamin Harrison one of eight members at large of the Board of Lady Managers of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Ill., 1893. At this Exposition she was one of twenty-six of the Executive Committee and Chairman of the National Floral Emblem Committee. She nominated Mrs. Potter Palmer for President of the Board of Lady Managers. She was appointed to represent Kentucky at the Atlanta Exposition ip 1895 and at the Nashville Exposition in 1898. She is a member of the Daughters of the Confederacy and a very prominent and active worker in that organization. James Edwards Cantrill graduated from Georgetown College and is an eminent lawyer and jurist, well known all over the coun­ try, and recognized as one of the most successful members of the bar in the south. He has been a life long Democrat and has repre­ sented Scott county in the Legislature and also in the State Senate. In 1879 he was elected Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky. Held the position of judge of the 14th Judicial District of Kentucky many years and has been judge of the Appellate Court since 1903. Follo"'-ing excerpts are from the " Biographical Encyclopedia": "Captain James Edwards Cantril! ... enlisted under Colonel Humphrey Marshall in West Virginia about the time Generals Bragg and Kirby Smith were invading the state. . . . He served as Private, Captain and Major in the Confederate Army; partici­ pated in the terrible battles of Perryville and Stone river, besides minor engagements. After these battles Bragg fell back to Tulla­ homa, Tennessee, and Rosecrans took position at Murfreesboro. About this time Captain Cantrill was detailed with a Company for scouting service at the front of General Bra.gg's Army. He served faithfully in this arduous and dangerous duty during that 58 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY winter, never in all that time sleeping within the picket lines. In the Spring his Regiment was assigned to General John H. Mor­ gan's Command.... Judge Cantrill is a mason of high standing; a Knight Templar and Grand Junior of the Grand Commandery. He is a ready and forcible speaker and a writer of merit." Children: 616. * i. James Campbell. 617. ii. Son, d. in infancy. 618. iii. Cecil Edwards, b. Jan. 4, 1884. Educated at Georgetown College: A. M. I., College Hill, Cincinnati and Millersburg Institute, Millers­ Burg, Ky. 616. JAMES CAMPBELL CANTRILL 8 (James Edwards,7 Edward,6 Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born at Georgetown, Ky., in 1871. Married Carrie Payne, daughter of John F. Payne, in 1893. He was educated at Georgetown College and the University of Virginia. Was elected to the State Legislature in 1898 and, after serving four years, was elected in 1902, State Senator. He is the youngest member of the Senate, being just within the constitu­ tional age. He and his wife are members of the Christian church and live on a large farm near Georgetown, Ky. Child: 619. i. James Edwards, b. in 1897. 587. JOSEPH CANTRILL 6 (Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Bourbon county, Ky., in 1813. Married (1) Elivra Wigglesworth; no children; married (2) Susan Allen, daughter of Asa and Sallie Dooley Allen. Asa Allen was born in Virginia and was among the party of Scotch Irish who went from Staunton, Va., to Kentucky in 1783. They lived in Bourbon county, Ky., and Susan Allen Cantril! died Feb. 23, 1902, near Paris. Joseph Cantrill was educated at Lexington and Louisville and attended medical lectures in Philadelphia. He was for many years a very prominent physician in Bourbon county, Ky. Died in Fayette county, near Lexington, in 1885. Children: 620. * i. Joseph. 621. ii. Mary E., b. in Bourbon county, Ky., Sept. 8, 1859; m. Judge John W. Winning, of Marshall, Mo., Oct. 2, 1888. Judge Winning's parents were from Virginia, but he was b. in Missouri. He was m the Confederate Army, under Gen. Sterling Price. He has held many positions of honor and trust in Saline county, Mo., having been judge of the county; treasurer from 1892 to 1896, and is now treasurer of Saline couuty. He is a. man of much prominence and influence in the Democratic patty in that locality. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 59

622. iii. Frances, b. in 1861; m. William J. Fulkerson, of Marshall, Mo. 623. iv. Lucy, b. in 1863; m. Eli Kennedy, of Bourbon county, Ky., in 1883; d. in 1884. Child: 1. Allen E. Kennedy. 624. * v. William. 625. vi. Robert E., b. June 6, 1872, was in the Spanish War, serving in the Philippine Islands.

620. JOSEPH CANTRILL 7 (Joseph,6 Joseph,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Bourbon county, Ky., in 1856. Married Celia Gibbs, of Marshall, Mo., where they live. He was educated at the Baptist College, at Georgetown, Ky. Child: 626. i. Clarence.

624. WILLIAM CANTRILL 7 (Joseph,6 Joseph,s Jacob,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Bourbon county, Ky., in 1865. Married Susie Evans, of the same county, Sept. 27, 1893. Children: 627. i. George Evans. 628. ii. Mary Frances. 629. iii. Nellie.

15. JOSEPH CANTRILL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was probably born in New Castle county, Pa. (now Delaware), and was a young boy when his parents moved to North Carolina. We could not learn the name of his wife, but he married in North Carolina and remained there the rest of his life. It is claimed that he was in the Revolutionary War and that his record is at Raleigh, N. C. He was executor of the will of his brother, Jacob Cantrill, in 1790, and his own will was probated at Hillsboro, May, 1804. It is probable that his wife died before he did, as her name is not mentioned in the will.

WILL OF JOSEPH CANTRILL

"I give and bequeath to my beloved son, Isaac Cantrill, all my lands and tenement, negroes, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry and working tools and all my debts due me and all my cash, except "twenty shilling I will and bequeath to Rachel Hensley, my beloved daughter. 60 THE CA~TRILL-CANTRELL GEKEALOGY

"To Sallie Davis, my beloved daughter, twenty shillings. "To my beloved son William Cantrill, twenty shillings. "To my beloved daughter Mary McCooley, twenty shillings. "To my beloved son, Benjamin Cantrill, twenty shillings. "I constitute my beloved son, Isaac Cantril!, my sole executor of this my last will and testament. "This to be my last will and testament, in witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 3rd day of January, 1804." (Signed) "JOSEPH CANTRILL." Chil.dren: 630. * i. William. 631. ii. Rachel, m. --Hensley. 632. iii. Sallie, m. --Davis. 633. iv. Mary, m. --McCooley. 634. v. Benjamin, m. Sophia Robbs, Jan. 1, 1795, in Orange county, N. C. No further record. 635. *vi. Isaac.

630. WILLIAM CANTRILL 5 (Joseph,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1 (was born in Orange county, K. C. Married Elizabeth--­ in that state. In 1790 he was a taxpayer, owning Ja,rge tracts of land in Orange and Caswell counties. About 1806 he moved with his family to Tennessee, where he died. Children: 636. i. Abner. 637. ii. Elisha. 638. iii. John. 639. iv. Jackson. 640. * v. Tilghman Anderson. 641. vi. Hayes.

640. TILGHMAN ANDERSON CANTRELL 6 (William,5 Jo­ seph,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in North Carolina in 1803, so was quite young when his father moved to Tennessee. Married (1) Nancy McKey, of Tennessee; seven children; married (2) Jane Jamison, of Mississippi; six children. He moved to Ala­ bama between 1840 and 1845 and died in Floresville, Tex., in 1897. He was a member of the Baptist church and studied for the min­ istry of that denomination, but becoming dissatisfied with creeds, he was ordained a minister of the Christian church. For many years he wielded a great influence in this church, building it up in the sections in which he lived and becoming quite a noted preacher. He was also a physician. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 61

Children: 642. i. Nancy Catherine, b. about 1824, in Tennessee; 10. (1) John Turner; four children; m. (2) B. F. Johnson; d. at Anniston, Ala., in 1880. She d. about 1895. Children: 1. Adelaide Turner. 2. Mary Jane Turner. 3. Nancy Turner. 4. Tilghman Anderson Turner, b. in Alabama; m. Elizabeth Janette Gaunaway. They live at Oxford, Ala., and are influential members of the Christian church there. Children: , I. John S. Turner, b. Sept. 30, 1871; m. Margaret L. Glass, of Senoia, Ga., Nov. 8, 1893. They live at Birmingham, Ala. Children are: John S. Turner; Marie Turner; Tilghman A. Turner; Margaret Turner and Kathryn Turner. II. Tilghman Benton Turner, b. in 1874. III. Oscar Walker Turner, b. in 1876; d. in 1893 . .IV. Mary Adelaide Turner, b. in 1878; d. in 1879. V. Ida Janette, b. in 1884. · VI. Lelia Julia Turner, b. in 1887. 5. Susan Johnson. 6. Martha Johnson. 7. William Johnson. 8. Robert Lee Johnson. 9. Joseph E. Johnson. 643. * ii. William G. 644. * iii. George S. 645. iv. Davis, was a physician in Arkansas; d. 646. v. Miller, d. about 1857. 647. vi. Tilghman A., d. during Civil War, in a Federal prison, 1863. 648. vii. Lavicy, m. --Taylor. 649. viii. Stephen, was in Civil War. Lives in Texas. 650. ix. Alexander, was in Civil War. Lives in Texas. 651. x. Thomas was in Civil War. Lives at Ashland, Ala. 652. xi. Mary, d. about 1880. · 653. xii. Susan, d. in 1884. 654. xiii. Rachel, d. in 1882. 643. WILLIAM G. CANTRELL 7 (Tilghman,6 William,s Jo­ seph,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 23, 1826, in Tennessee. Married Rebecca Clementine Jamison, of Mississippi, in 1846. She was born Jan. 16, 1830, and died Feb. 5, 1900. He served in the Mexican War. Was a physician and died July 18, 1902, in Missouri. Children: 655. i. Harvey Perry, b. May 7, 1847. He is a physician. 656. * ii. James Knex Polk. William Hugh and Tilghman Andrew (twins). 657. iii. William Hugh, b. in 1853; d. about 1863. 658. iv. Tilghman Andrew, b. in 1853; d. about 1863. 659. * v. Frank Whitten.

656. JAMES KXOX POLK CANTRELL 8 (William G.,7 Tilghman,6 William,5 Joseph,4 John,s Joseph,2 Richard 1) was 62 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

born Aug. 16, 1850. Married Nancy Jane Wickersham, Mar. 17, 1871. He is a physician and surgeon living at Alton, Mo. Children: 660. * i. William Ambrose. 661. ii. Fannie Clementine, b. July 21, 1873; m. L. P. Nonnan. They live at Alton, Mo. Children: 1. Edith Folsom Nonnan. Three children, names not given. 662. iii. Laura Ella, m. A. A. Smithson. Children: 1. Willie Irene, b. in 1902. 2. Vivian, b. in 1903.

660. WILLIAM AMBROSE CANTRELL 9 (James K. P.,8 ' William G.,7 Tilghman,6 William,5 Joseph,4 John,3 Joseph,2 · Richard 1) was born Jan. 30, 1872. Married Josephine Caterin, Apr., 1901. Children: 663. i. Frank, b. in 1902. 664. ii. Marion, b. in 1903.

659. FRANK WHITTEN CANTRELL 8 (William· G'.,7 Tilgh­ man,6 William,5 Joseph,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Sept. 25, 1856. Married Annie Foster in 1884. He is a phy­ sician and they live at Salem, Ark. They have three sons and one daughter, whose names we could not learn. Children: 665. i. 666. ii. 667. iii. 668. iv. 644. GEORGES. CANTRELL 7 (Tilghman,6 William,5 Joseph,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee in 1837. Mar­ ried Jane Taylor in Alabama in 1858. They live at Pineville, Ark; Children: 669. i. William D. 670. ii. Lavicy Adelaide. 671. ill. Mary F. 672. iv. Martha. 673. v. Sarah E.

1 635. ISAAC CANTRILL 5 (Joseph,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Orange county, N. C., and liYed and died in that county. Married Rutha---. He was probably the youngest child of Joseph Cantrill and DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 63 inherited the old homestead, where his father died. He owned large tracts of land in Caswell and Orange counties and a mill, which was situated on Stoney creek. His will was probated in Orange county, N. C., May, 1838.

WILL OF ISAAC CANTRlLL

"I first desire that all my just debts should be paid and the debts due me should be collected as soon as convenient after my decease. "Secondly, I loan to my beloved wife, Rutha Cantrill, the use of my lands and mill; stock of every description that I own, with all my household and kitchen furniture, crops and provisions on hand and farming tools. "I also loan to my wife, during her natural life, or widowhood, three negro boys: Frank, Jim and Wesson; in case of her mar­ riage, to be disposed of after my debts and other expenses of settling my estate. What money may remain to be loaned out at interest, and that my wife should annually have the interest for the use and benefit of herself and children. 11 I give to my wife discretionary power of selling a part of the stock loaned her, at any time, that should increase faster than may be needed for the use of my wife and children: the money arising to be used in support of my wife and children. 11 I also direct my wife should seH my negro man, George, at the end of the year 1838, to any person my said wife may think proper, provided she can get $600. 11 I request my wife that as a.ny of my children become of lawful age, or marry, that she should give to them such property as she can conveniently spare, provided the amount so given should not exceed a child's part of my estate, at the time such property is given; this should be valued and charged to the child as a part of his, or her, interest in my estate. "The hire of my negro man, George, for the year 1838, to John Haydon, for the sum of $125, for which I hold his bond, be used, principal and interest for my wife and children, if it is needed. "In case of the marriage of my wife, it is my will that my prop­ erty be equally divided between my wife and children share and share alike. "In case of the death of my wife, the estate to be equally divided between my children share and share alike. 64 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

"I appoint my beloved wife, Rutha Cantrill, my executrix of this my last will and testament. "Given under my hand and seal this 10th day of November, 1837. (Signed) "ISAAC CANTRILL." Children: 674. i. Benjamin. 675. ii. John. 676. iii. Selina, m. Stephen Underwood.

16. STEPHEN CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born about 1749, probably in New Castle county, Pa. Went with his parents to North Carolina, where he married. Later records show that he was living in "Ninety Six" district, before it was divided into Edgefield, Abbeville, Newberry, Laurens, Union and Spartanburg counties, S. C. · He was a soldier in the War for American Independence from the state of Georgia. In 1790 he purchased five hundred acres of land on the north side of Enoree riv~r, in Ninety Six district, Spartanburg county. In 1803 Stephen, Abraham and Moses administered upon the estate of their father, John Cantrill, in Spartanburg county, S. C. He had several children, but we could only learn the names of five of his sons, and could not learn his wife's name. Children: 611. • i. 678. •ii. w·su:N.~:- · . 679. iii. Moses, has grandsons living in Arkansas. 680. iv. Thomas. 681. * v. Joseph.

677. STEPHEN CANTRELL 5 (Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in Rockingham county, N. C. Married Unity Harris in Spartanburg county, S. C. Child: 682. *i. John.

68.2. JOHN CANTRELL 6 (Stephen,5 Stephen,4 John,a Joseph,2 ' Richard 1) was the only son of Stephen and Unity Cantrell, and was born July 10, 1790, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Martha Porter about 1814; She was born Apr. 5, 1794. They lived for a while in Pickens district, S. C., but in 1821 moved from there to what was then Habersham, now White county, Ga. They were active members of the Baptist church and are buried DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 65 at Shoals creek Baptist church cemetery in White county, Ga. He died Sept. 22, 1847, and she died Mar. 31, 1889. Children: 683. * i. Harris. 684. * ii. Basil Smith. 685. iii. Stephen, b. Aug. 20, 1820; m. Lillian McClure. They live at Altoona, Mo., and have children, whose names we could not learn. 686. * iv. Philip. 687. v. Mary A., b. Aug. 20, 1825; m. Isaac Bowen. They live at Lin- wood, Kan. Children: 1. John Brannon Bowen. 2. Eliza Bowen. 3. Avaline Bowen. 4. Emma Bowen. 5. Alfred Starling Bowen. 6. Dora Bowen. 688. vi. Unity, b. Mar. 28, 1828; m. William A. Smith. They live at Gainesville, Hall county, Ga., and have a family. 689. * vii. John Green. 690. viii. Sarah Ann, b. Mar. 11, 1832; m. Dr. Abner F. Underwood, June 3, 1850. He was a son of Dr. Joseph Underwood, of Virginia. She was a woman who exerted a good influence in her home and in the community, where she was well known and beloved, and where she spent so many years of her life. She dill<1 Sept. 24, 1890, in Georgia. Children: 1. Joseph W. H. Underwood, b. Sept. 15, 1852; m. Mary .0. Craven, Oct. 15, 1877. She was a daughter of John Henry and Nancy Logan Craven, and is a direct fineal descend­ ant of Commodore Craven. He is a lawyer of much prominence in Georgia. Was a member of the Senate, 1898-99, and a member of the House of Representatives, 1900-01. They live at Cleveland, Ga. 2. Amanda M. UnElerwood, b. Aug. 22, 1854; m. George M. Quillam; d. Feb. 25, 1900. Children: , I. Mae Quillam, m. Frank Meader. II. Edward Quillam is a lawyer at Gainesville, Ga. 3. Thomas G. Underw~, b. Mar. 9, 1858i m. Florence Ellison, Oct. 5, 1886. He is a physician ana they live at Mayes­ ville, Ga. ';,.h!{1,-i:,ave one son: I. James F · Underwood, b. Apr. 7, 1888; m. Lillie Miller, Aug. 20, 1906. 4. Hopson B. Underwood, b. Feb. 23, 1861; m. Cora Under­ wood, daughter of Dr. F. G. Underwood. Children: · I. Thomas F. Underwood, b. June 19, 1892. II. Joseph Edward Underwood, b. Aug. 12, 1900. 5. Martha Lenora Underwood.; b. Mar. 23, 1864; m. Dr. Alexan­ der S. Cantrell, son of John Green and Martha Cantrell. (See his line.) 691. * ix. Starling Blackwell. 692. x. Martha Caroline, b. Nov. 15, 1836; m. Thomas C. Tate; d. Mar. 9, 1870, leaving four children. 693. xi. Rebecca Caroline, b. Aug. 20, 1838; m. Dr. F. G. Underwood, brother of Dr. Abner F. Underwood, who married her sister Sarah Ann. She d. Sept. 15, 1855. 66 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Child: 1. Dora Underwood, b. Apr. 24, 18.55; m. W. H. McClure. 694. • xii. Alfred Webb.

683. HARRIS CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Stephen/; Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 15, 1815, in S. C. Mar­ ried Sarah Patton in Georgia. In 1904, at the age of eighty-nine years, Harris Cantrell wrote, from Saltville, Kan.: "I am well and hearty, able for my three meals a day." He remembered much of the early history of the family, and, as his father was born in 1790, it is remarkable that these two generations of the family run into three centuries. Children: 695. • i. John. 696. ii. Elizabeth, m. Robert H. Tate. Children: 1. William Tate. 2. Jessie Tate, m. and has one child. 3. Homer Tate. 4. Malvern Tate. 5. Sarah Tate, m. 6. Mary Tate, 7. Brandon, m. and has one child. 8. Maude Tate, m. 9. Robert Tate, m. 697. iii. Mary, m. Green B. Forbes. Children: 1. Ada Forbes, m. and has two children. 2. Cora Forbes, m. and has three children. 3. Byron Forbes, m. and has four children.

695. JOHN CANTRELL 8 (Harris,7 John,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Georgia. Married Mary Blackwell. Children: 698. i. Albert, m. and has two children. (Names not given.) 699. ii. Dora. 700. iii. Harris.

684. BASIL SMITH CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 10, 1817, in South Caro­ lina. Married Eliza McClure, Apr. 10, 1842. She was born Nov. 16, 1820, and died Dec. 27,1853. He died Oct. 27, 1854. Children: 701. i. John G., b. Apr. 25, 1843; m. Emma Jackson, June 1, 1863. He was in Captain Puckett's Company, Phillips' Legion Cavalry, C. S. A.; d. July 1, 1873. No children. 702. ii. Robert Newton, b. Apr. 2, 1845. Was a soldier in the Confederate Army and d. June 16, 1864, in hospital at Newman, Ga. 'I- DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 67

703. iii. Marv A., b. Mar. 31, 1848; m. George W. Bowen, Feb. 7, 1869. He was b. Sept. 28, 1846. They live at Lula, Ga. Children: 1. Carrie A. Bowen, b. Nov. 8, 1871. 2. Lillie L. Bowen, b. Aug. 1, 1875. 3. Luther G. Bowen, b. Oct. 4, 1878. 4. John Grey Bowen, b. Oct. 10, 1885. 5. Unity N. Bowen, b. Mar. 25, 1889. 704. iv. Martha, b. Apr. 23•• 1851; m. Frank Taylor, Sept. 28, 1867. They live at Altoona, .Mo.

686. PHILLIP CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Oct. 20, 1823, in Georgia. Married (1) May Palmour, who died leaving one son; married (2) ------. They live at Eldorado Springs, Mo. Child: 705. i. Silas, m., had a family (names not given); d.

699. JOHN GREEN CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born May 27, 1830, in Georgia. Married Martha McMakin. Died in White county, Ga., Mar. 25, 1907. He was a physician and resided some years at FreemansYille, Milton county, Ga. Children: 706. * i. Alexander Smith. 707. *ii. John F.

706. ALEXANDER SMITH CANTRELL 8 (John Green,7 John,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Georgia. Married Martha Lenora Underwood, Sept. 30, 1888, daughter of Dr. Abner F. and Sarah Cantrell Underwood. She was born Mar. 23, 1864. · He is a physician at Cleveland, Ga. Children: 708. i. Percy, b. Sept. 7, 1889. 709. ii. Enid, b. Jan. 18, 1893. 710. iii. John F., b. July 30, 1895.

707. JOHN F. CANTRELL 8 (John Green,7 John,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 9, 1866, in Georgia. Married Mary Ella Upsham, Oct. 1, 1891. She is a daughter of James M. and Susannah Upham and was born Sept. 29, 1871. 68 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 711. i. Nona, b. July 9, 1892. 712. ii. Charles Smith, b. Aug. 12, 1896. 713. iii. May, b. Mar. 16, 1899. 714. iv. Frank, b. Nov. 1, 1902.

691. STARLING BLACKWELL CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Ste­ phen,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 1, 1835, in Georgia. Married Narcissus E. Bell, of Hall county, Ga., Nov. 27, 1859. She died July 14, 1906. No children. He resides at Gainesville, Ga. He enlisted Feb. 21, 1862, in Company H., Cobb's Cavalry, C. S. A., and served until Oct., 1863, when he was elected tax collector of White county, Ga., which office he held until the surrender. He was in the battle of Brandy Station and all fights around Culpepper, Va.

693. ALFRED WEBB CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Stephen,s Ste­ phen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 19, 1841, in Geor­ gia. Married Elizabeth Whelchel, Aug. 30, 1858. She died Feb. 12, 1906, at ·warrensburg, Mo. He enlisted Feb. 21, 1862, in Company H, Cobb's Cavalry, C. S. A. Was in nearly all of the hard fought battles in Virginia. He had the cape of his overcoat shot off at the shoulders; his rations cut to crumbs; served until the surrender and came out without a scratch. He lives at Warrensburg, Mo. Children: 715. i. Sarah Amelia, b. Feb. 20, 1860; m. George Price Ebbs, Dec. 23, 1879. Their son: · 1. Otis Price Ebbs, b. Nov. 4, 1880; m. Loia Quarles, July 15, 1902. Children: I. Ruby Myrtle Ebbs, b. Dec. 28, 1903. II. Ordie Layton Ebbs, d. in infancy. 716. ii. Callie M., b. Feb. 6, 1867; m. Dr. W. H. Aber, Dec. 29, 189i. Their daughter: 1. Elizabeth Cantrell Aber. 717. *iii. John Palmer.

717. JOHN PALMER CANTRELL 8 (Alfred Webb,7 John,6 5 4 3 1 Stephen, Stephen, John, Joseph,2 Richard ) was born July 181 1872. Married Georgia Camp, Mar. 4, 1897. Children: 718. i. May Elizabeth, b. Dec. 25, 1897. 719. ii. Alfred Allen, b. Oct. 11, 1902. 720. iii. John, b. Mar. 11, 1905. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 69

678. WILLIAM CANTRELL 5 (Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in North Carolina. Married Elizabeth Davis. They moved to Carter county, Tenn., early in the last century. Children: 721. * i. William. 722. ii. Isaac. No record, except that he d. ma& ;,:rs ago. 723. iii. Lizzie, m. James Wilson. They live in 1· uri. 724. iv. Mary, m. Samuel Rose. They live in Kentucky.

721. WILLIAM CANTRELL 6 (William,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in North Carolina and went with his parents to Tennessee. Married Polly Ann Hart, at Hart's Ferry, Tenn., in 1829. She died Dec. 2, 1872. Children: 725. i. Elizabeth, b. May 25, 1830; m. William Brunet, in 1849. Children; 1. Polly Ann Brunet. 2. Lisie Brunet. 726. ii. Nancy, b. Dec. 10, 1833; m. James Simons, in 1866. Child: 1. Jennie Simons. 727. *iii. William Riley.

727. WILLIAM RILEY CANTRELL 7 (William,6 William.,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Carter county, Tenn., Oct. 18, 1836. Married Nancy Short, May 12, 1862. She was born Feb. 12, 1844, in Washington county, Va. They live at Montgomery Switch, Va. Children: 728. * i. Josiah. 729. * ii. Jerry. 730. iii. Annie, b. Dec. 13, 1868; m. J. P. Vernon, Oct. 28, 1887. Children: 1. Gertie Vernon. 2. Alice Vernon. 3. Virginia Vernon. 4. Annie May Vernon. 5. Riley Vernon. 6. Dan Vernon. 731. iv. Charles, b. Dec. 13, 1870; m. Lavie Collins, Dec. 22, 1892; d. July 19, 1900. 732. v. William R., b. Feb. 27, 1873; m. Amy Comer, Dec. 24, 1903. 733. vi. Jennie, b. Nov. 2, 1876; m. H. C. Jessie, Nov. 2, 1899. Children: 1. Mazie Jessie. 2. Huburt Jessie. 3. Margie Jessie. 734. vii. Myra, b. Feb. 1, 1880; m. F. H. Musick, July 18, 1898. Child: 1. Lura Musick. 70 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

735. viii. Cora, b. Mar. 24, 1882; m. C.H. Jessie, Mar. 8, 1900. Children: 1. Clarence Jessie. 2. Amy Jessie. ' 736. * ix. Jesse. 737. x. Grant, b. May 25, 1887. 738. xi. Minnie, b. May 24, 1890.

728.· JOSIAH CANTRELL 8 (William Riley,7 William,6 Wil­ liam,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Virginia, Apr. 15, 1863. Married Martha Eads, Dec. 20, 1888. Children: 739. i. Bessie. 740. ii. Mary.

729. JERRY CA~TRELL 8 C\Yilliam Riley,7 William,6 Wil­ Iiam,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Virginia, Feb. 17, 1866. Married Jennie Stoots, Oct. 19, 1898. Child: 741. i. Dot.

736. JESSE CANTRELL 8 (William Riley,7 William,6 William,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Virginia/Mar. 30, 1884. Married Minnie Grubb, Feb. 9, 1904. Child: 742. i. Myrtle.

681. JOSEPH CANTRELL,5 (Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C. Went with his parents to South Carolina where he married. He was living in that state in 1840. · Children: 743. i. Wiley, was a noted Baptist minister and lived at one time at Spartan­ burg, S. C. He moved from there.and we have not been able to learn anything else about him. 744. *ii. Aaron. .

744. AARON CA~TRELL 6 (Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Jo­ 1 seph,2 Richard ) was born May 20, 1800, in South Carolina. Married --- Hood. They moved to Habersham, now White county, Ga. He united with the :Methodist Episcopal church, south, ten years before his death and was an earnest and devout member of that church until his death, Feb. 18, 1885, in Lumpkin county, Ga. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 71

CMMren: . 745. * i. Irby. 7 46. * ii. James Anderson. 747. iii. Hulda, b. in South Carolina; m. Benjamin F. Nix; d. in White county Ga. · 748. iv. Matilda, b. in South Carolina; m. Andrew H. Ledford. Lives in White county, Ga. 749. * v. Berry. 750. vi. Ma.ha.la., b. in Georgia; m. James Nix. 7 51. * vii. Carr. 752. viii. Caroline, b. in Georgia: m. Asberry Ash.

745. IRBY CANTRELL 7 (Aaron,6 Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in South Carolina. Married Peggy Findley. Died in Lumpkin county, Ga. Children: 753. i. John H., m. Mary Cathey. 7 54. ii. Thomas, m. Della Anderson.

746. JAMES ANDERSON CANTRELL 7 (Aaron,6 Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,a Joseph,2 Richard 1) W88 born Nov. 7, 1820, in Habersham county, Ga. Married (1) Mary Turner, nee Ledford, Nov. 14, 1841. She died Sept. 6, 1876, leaving ten children. Married (2) Mrs. T. A. Glover, nee McAfee. He was a prominent and influential citizen, filling creditably many official positions and spent most of his life in White county, Ga., where he had farming and mercantile interests. He united early in life with the Methodist Episcopal church, south, and was an officer in the church until his death, Apr. 28, 1899. His son, Rev. Anderson C. Cantrell, writes of him: "He was as true to principle with his fellows as men are found." Children: 7.55. * i. William Wiley. 756. ii. John N., b. Sept. 17, 1844; d. Nov. 7, 1857. 7 57. * iii. Miles Lafayette. 7 58. * iv. Aaron. 759. v. Sa.rah A., b. Feb. 10, 1850; m. Milligan L. Dinsmore; d. in Alabama about 1889. 760. vi. Ruth Matilda, b. Mar. 14, 1852; d. Feb. 3, 1859. 761. vii. Harris, b. Feb. 7, 1854; m. Elizabeth Cathey. They live at New- port, I. T. 762. *viii. Fletcher D. 763. ix. Mary, b. Jan. 12, 1859; m. John H. Corbin. 764. * x. Anderson Cicero.

755. WILLIAM WILEY CANTRELL 8 (James,7 Aaron,6 Jo­ seph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 9, 1842. Married Mary Eliza Landrum. They are members of the Metho­ dist church and live at Rome, Ga. 72 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 765. i. Boyd T., m. "Willie Jones. He is a Methodist minister, belonging to the North Alabama Conference. 766. ii. William Jefferson, m. Harriet Jones. 767. iii. James Marriman. 768. iv. Lofton Cicero. 769. v. Ethel, m. J. D. Summers. 770. vi. Arabelle, m. W. J. Floyd. 771. vii. Emma, m. Charles L. Andrews. 772. viii. Elana, m. Julian Thomas.

757. MILES LAFAYETTE CANTRELL 8 (James,7 Aaron,6 1 Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Oct. 24, 1846, in Georgia. :Married Caroline Dyre. He is a Methodist minister.

Children: 773. i. David B., a Methodist minister in the North Georgia Conference. 774. ii. Ruth.

758. AARON CANTRELL 8 (James,7 Aaron,6 Joseph,5 Ste­ phen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 23, 1848. Mar­ ried Mary H. Guess, daughter of Moses W. Guess, in White county, Ga., Mar. 5, 1871. He is engaged in farming near Bangor, Ala.

Children: 775. i. Louisa J., b. Dec. 25, 1871; m. A. J. Dyre, Dec. 24, 1890. Children: 1. Bessie Dyre. 2. Albert Dyre. 3. Carl Dyre. 4. Lawton Dvre. 5. Jackson Dyre. 776. ii. Hariette M., b. Sept. 15, 1873; m. J. N. Nelson, Feb. 14, 1897, in Blount county, Ala. Chiulren: 1. Anna Nelson. 2. Otis Nelson. 3. Thelma Nelson. 4. Aaron Nelson. 777. iii. Fuller Mites, b. Nov. 11, 1874. 778. iv. Ivan Verdell, b. June 27, 1876; m. S. D. Casey, Jan. 3, 1~7, in Blount county, Ala. Children: 1. Eva Casey. 2. Melrose Casey. 3. Mary Casey. 779. v. Ollie Ruth, b. Mar. 21, 1880. 780. vi. Fletcher GeneYa, b. Mar. 28, 1884. 781. vii. Anderson Cicero, b. Nov. 21, 1885. 782. viii. Maude Alenza, b. Jan. 23, 1888. 783. ix. Alice Belle, b. Sept. 8, 1889. 784. x. Clara May, b. Dec. i, 1891. 785. xi. Birdie Jewel, b. Dec. 20, 1895. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 73

762. FLETCHER D. CA~TRELL 8 (James,7 Aaron,6 Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 21, 1856. Married GeneYa Gohlson. He is a ~1ethodist Episcopal minister, liYing at Culloden, Ga. He ha:o two sons: Children: 786. i. Claude G., lives at Apalachicola, Fla. 7S7. ii. James William, lives at Young Harris, Ga.

764. AXDERSOX CICERO CANTRELL 8 (James,7 Aaron,6 Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born May 3, 1862. Married Laura C. Gohlson, July 11, 1888, daughter of '\Y. C. Gohlson. in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was born in Wayne count~·, Ky., and educated at La Grange College, La Grange, Ga. He was educated at Emory College, Oxford, Ga. "\Yas admitted to the X orth Georgia Conference of the :Methodist Episcopal church, south, at Augusta, Ga., Dec., 1886. Has serYed many congregations Yery acceptably and in 1907 was located at Eaton­ ton, Ga. 788. i. Lofton Gerdine, b. :May 15, 1889; d. July 19, 1891. 789. ii. Anderson Haygood, b. May 4, 1891. 790. iii. Carrol Andrew, b. Aug. 2, 1892. 791. fr. Warren Candler, b. Nov. 11, 1893. 792. v. Frank Mayfield, b. Apr. 8, 1897. 793. vi. John Ledford, b. NoY. 21, 1899.

749. BERRY CANTRELL 7 (Aaron,6 Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Georgia. Married Eliza ·waters. He serYed in the C. S. A. and died during the war at Rock Island. Ill. Children: 794. i. \.Villiam. 795. ii. Harvev. 796. iii. Name ·not given.

751. CARR CANTRELL 7 (Aaron,6 Joseph,5 Stephen,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Georgia. ~larried X ancy Eatres. Child: 797. i. George.

17. JOHX CA?\TRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) ,ms born about 1751, probably in Xew Castle county, Pa., ancl ·went with his parents to Rockingham county, X. C. Married his cousin, Elizabeth Cantrell, daughter of Isaac Cantrell. 74 THE CANTRILL-CAXTRELL GEXEALOGY

He served in the Vilar for American Independence from the Salisbury district and, after the close of the war, settled in Spar­ tanburg county, S. C., where he died in 1825. His will was pro­ bated Oct. 17, 1825. He owned a mill on Buck creek and to distinguish him from the other John Cantrells of the locality, was called" Miller John." He was a devoted and active ,rnrker in the Buck creek Baptist church.

"WILL OF JOHX CANTRELL "I, John Cantrell, of the State of South Carolina, and the County of Spartanburg, being of sound mind and memory, do make and constitute this my last Will and Testament, in manner and form following, that is to say, I recommend my soul to God and my body to a Christian burial. "First: I will that all my just debts be paid, also "I give and bequeath unto my daughter, Anna Turner, one hundred acres of land, more or less, lying on the Maple Swamp, on both sides of the creek. "I also give and bequeath unto my daughter Synthia, one bed and two pillows and slip~, four ciYer lids, one bed quilt, six sheets, one cow, one chest, one pot, one oven, one wheel, and table pair of cards. "I give and bequeath unto my loving wife, Elizabeth Cantrell, the remainder of my estate, both real and personal, during the time of her natural life, or widowhood, to be equally divided amongst my children, at her death, that is to say: Abraham, Isaac, and my daughter Tilitha's heirs, and Betsey, ·William, Polly, Martin, Berry, Anna, Sally and her heirs, and Synthia; also twenty-five dollars to be given to my granddaughter Janny Robbins. "Lastly, I appoint my three sons, William Cantrell, Martin Cantrell and Berry Cantrell, executors of this my last Will and Testament. "In witness whereof I ha,,e hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of :March, 1823. (Signed) "JOHX CASTRELL. "Test "Lanceford Cantrell. "George Cantrell. "Nimrod Cantrell." DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 75

Children: 798. i. Anna, m. Middleton Turner. They moved to Alabama. 799. ii. Cynthia, m. Moses Young. 800. * iii. Abraham. 801. * iv. Isaac. 802. v. Elizabeth, m. Daniel Adcock. 803. * vi. William. 804. vii. Polly, m. --- Robbins. Ch1'.ld: 1. Jannev Robbins. 805. Yiii. Martin, one of the executors of his father's estate. (Probably have descendants in Spartanburg county, S. C., but we were unable to trace them.) 806. ix. Berry, one of the executors of his father's estate. (Also probably has descendants in Spartanburg county. S. C.) 807. x. Sally, m. Henry McKinney. They had children, whose names we could not learn, and lived and died in Spartanburg county, S. C. 808. xi. Talitha, m. --- Forest. Children: 1. Abraham Forest. 2. Ann Forest. 3. Elizabeth Forest. 4. ·watson Forest. 5. Eliza Forest. 6. Polly Forest.

800. ABRAHA":11 CAXTRELL 5 (John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born about 1780 in Spartanburg county, S. C., where he married and early in the last century moved with his family to "\Yarren county, Tenn. Child: 809. *i. John.

809. JOHX CANTRELL 6 (Abraham,5 John.,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., and was a small boy when his parents moved to Warren county, Tenn. Married Matilda Cantrell, daughter of Benjamin and Charity Legat Can­ trell. Children: 810. i. Emmett. 811. ii. Sarah. 812. iii. Nancy. 813. iv. Abraham. 814. v. Charitv. 815. vi. Georg~ ·washington. 816. vii. Green. 817. viii. John_. who served in the Mexican War and d. soon after returning from the war.

801. ISAAC CANTRELL 5 (John,4 Jobn,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born ~Iay 24, 1782, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married (1) Nancy CantrelWa.u,gbter of Thomas and Elizabeth Norris 76 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Cantrell, about 1803, in South Carolina; four sons. Married (2) Nancy Adcock, daughter of Leonard Adcock; five children. Children: 818. * i. William Henry. 819. * ii. Green. 820. * iii. John. 821. * iv. Jefferson. 822. * v. Leonard. 823. * vi. Isaac. 824. * vii. Robert. 825. Yiii. Eleander (called Nellie), m. Madison Cantrell, son of John and Mary Adkins Cantrell. (See his line.) 826. ix. Jane, m. Cleveland Cantrell, son of Abraham and --- Collins Cantrell. (See his line.)

818. WILLIAM HE:KRY CANTRELL 6 (Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Jan. 2, 1805, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Went with his parents to Warren county, Tenn., where he married Jane Adcock, Apr. 24, 1827. He died Feb. 27, 1867. Children: 82i. * i. Calvin Bennett. 828. ii. Mary, b. Sept. 19, 1830; m. (1) John McKelvey Cott.on, about 1848, four children; m. (2) Robert Gilbert. Children: 1. Sirilda Jane Cotton, b. in 1850; m. (1) James Walker, Jan: 5, 1869; two sons; m. (2) Daniel Wadkins Cantrell, son of William and Constance Magness Cantrell. (See his line.) Children: I. John B. McK. Walker. II. James Calvin Walker. 2. William Calvin Cotton, b. July 21, 1854; m. Mary Emeline Cantrell, daughter of John J. and Sarah Redmon Cantrell. (See her name.) 3. James Alexander Cotton, m. --- Fisher. 4. Mary Lodema Cotton, b. Oct. i, 1856; m. Perry Green Can­ trell, son of John J. and Sarah Redmon Cantrell. (See his line.) 5. Charles G. Gilbert. 829. iii. Martha, m. Charles Anderson. 830. iY, William Jefferson. Ko record.

827. CALVIK BEXNETT CAKTRELL 7 (William Henry,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 24, 1829. Married (1) Jane Hennesey about 1850; eight children. Married (2) Amanda Lee; seven children. Children: 831. i. Isaac, d. in Little Rock, Ark. Never married. 832. ii. Charles, m. Jane Anderson in 18i6. They live in Texas. 833. * iii. William. . 834. iY. Loudora. m. ~fathias Pinegar about 1884. They live in De Kalb county, Tenn. 835. v. Sarah, m. (1) Thomas Moore; m. (2) John Yarber. They live at Fort Worth, Tex. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 77

836. vi. Lenora, m. Samuel Tompkins; d. in White county, Tenn. 837. vii. Nancy, m. John Jones. They live at Pinegar, Tenn. 838. viii. Calvin Bennett, Jr., lives in Texas. 839. ix. Edna Earl, m. James Anderson; d. in Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 27, 1903. 840. * x. Robert Howard. 841. xi. Emma Florence, and 842. xii. Edgar Floyd (twins). 843. xiii. Winnie Harrison. 844. xiv. '\'alter Jefferson. 845. xv. Yirginia Frances.

833. '\VILLIAM CANTRELL 8 (Calvin Bennett,7 William Henry,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Oct. 10, 1880, in Tennessee. Married Martha Jane Cantrell, daughter of John J. and Sarah Redmon Cantrell, who was born in Sept., 1845. They frve at Keltonburg, Tenn.

Children: 846. i. Lena, rn. Leroy Jackson Cantrell, son of Daniel Wadkins and Sirilda Cantrell. (See his line.) 847. ii. Don.

840. ROBERT HOWARD CANTRELL 8 (Calvin Bennett,7 William Henry,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married Annie Laurie Scott. He is a prorrii~ nent citizen of Birmingham, Ala. 848. i. Maurine, b. in 1903.

819. GREEN CANTRELL 6 (Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., July 7, 1806. Went with his parents to Warren county, Tenn., where he married his third cousin, Mary Cantrell, daughter of Benjamin and Charity Legat Cantrell, about 1828. He died June 15, 1869, and she died Feb. 7, 1888. He was a large landowner and, at the time of the Civil War, owned a number of slaves. They were members of the Baptist church. Children: 849. * i. Isaac. 850. ii. Nancy, b. about 1832; m. William Potter. They had four children, three of whom d., the other: 1. Missouri Potter, m. John Anderson. They live at Temper­ ance Hall, Tenn. Chikl: I. Ova Anderson, d. 851. * iii. Benjamin. 852. * iv. Peter Horry. 853. * v. Thomas Jefferson. 78 THE CAXTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

854. vi. Sarah Jane, b. Mar. 7, 1839; m. John King Gorham about 1863; d. Apr. 11, 1896. Children: 1. Daniel Green Gorham, b. Nov. 11, 1866. 2. William Barton Gorham, b. in Oct., 1868; m. Jane Sanders. They live in 'Wilson county, Tenn. 3. Martha Emeline Gorham, b. Mar. 11, 1870. 4. Mary Ann Gorham, b. Aug. 10, 1873. 5. John King Gorham, Jr., b. Oct. 7, 1876. 855. * vii. William Lafayette. 856. *viii. John Calvin. 857. * ix. Leonard. 858. * x. Robert. 859. xi. Mary Ellen, rn. Louis K. Cantrell, son of Thomas and Louisa Law- son Cantrell. (See his line.)

849. ISAAC CANTRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born in 1830. ~farried (1) Mourning Webb, about 1853; six children. Married (2) Mrs. Martha Akerman, nee Cartwright. He died about 1898. He was in the 5th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A., Capt. John Pack's Company. Was in the battles at Fishing creek, Shiloh, Fort Donelson and others. Children: 860. i. Henderson Hopgood. Lives in Texas. 861. ii. Daniel Green. Lives in Texas. 862. iii. Hannah Elizabeth, m. --Turner, of Coffee county, Tenn. 863. iv. Katherine, m. Forest Ward. 864. v. Martha. 865. vi. Shady Green. Lives in Texas.

851. BENJAMIN CANTRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 John,4- John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born about 1833, in Tennessee. Married Mrs. Dorcas Parsley. He died Nov. 22, 1883. Child: 866. i. Benjamin.

852. PETER HORRY CANTRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Oct. 16, 1835, on Sink creek, Warren, now DeKalk county, Tenn. Married (1) Sarah Green, May 11, 1858; one son. She died Aug. 24, 1860. He married (2) Elizabeth Purser. He died on his seventieth birthday and was buried from the Concord Baptist church. He enlisted in Company A, Capt. L. N. Savage, 16th Regiment of Tennessee, Col. John H. Sa-vage, C. S. A. Was in the battle at Perryville, Ky. At Murfreesboro, Tenn., he had his kneecap knocked out of place by a minie ball. Was taken prisoner at Missionary Ridge in 1863 and confined at. Rock Island, Ill., until DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 79 the close of the war. Was a farmer and lived for many years near McMinnville, Tenn. Children: 867. i. Shadrack. Accidentally killed Aug. 24, 1868. 868. ii. Andrew Jackson, b. Sept. 22, 1866. Unmarried. Cultivates the farm, which was the home of bis father and mother for so many years, near McMinn,ille. 869. iii. Mary Ann, b. Aug. 28, 1868. Lives with her mother and brother and is interested in raising fine poultry. The compiler of this book is mdebted to Mary Cantrell for a great deal of information regarding the family in Warren (De Kalb now) and White counties, Tenn. Si0. iv. l\Iartha Jane, b. Aug. 28, 1870; m. Jesse M. Martin, Jan. 25, 1899. They live at Goodbars, Tenn. Children: 1. Henrietta Martin, b. Jan. 2, 1900. 2. ~lary Ella Martin, b. Apr. 19, 1902. 3. Martha Goldie Martin, b. Sept. 22, 1904. 853. THO:iIAS JEFFERSON CANTRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Jos, 7,,2 Richard 1) was born about 183i. Married Nancy Green, a sister of his brother Peter Horry ~antrell's first wife. He was in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. Children: Sil. i. Mary Ann, d. 8i2. ii. Joseph. 873. iii. Isaac. 874. iv. Clark. 875. v. Sarah. 876. ,i. Shady. 8i7. vii. Green. 878. viii. Vina. 879. ix. Hulda. 880. x. Jennie. 881. xi. John. 855. \YILLIA::\1 LAFAYETTE CA:'.\TRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 30, 1841, in \Yar­ ren county, Tenn. Married Lea thy Alice Scott, of Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 2. 18'65. She died Oct. 3, 1905. He was in Company A, 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. \Yas in the Battle::: of Perryville, Murfreesboro and Missionary Ridge. After his marriage, settled on Sink creek, DeKalb county, on the place known as the" Old Forge," which came into the posses­ sion of his great-grandfather, Thomas Cantrell, when he first located in Tennessee. Children: 882. i. Mary :.\Iagdaline, b. Dec. 8, 1865; m. Dr. C. C. Fisher, a successful and well-known physician, of Warren county. They live at Debrill, Tenn. 80 THE CANTRILL-CAKTRELL GEKEALOGY

Children: 1. Gentry Guy Fisher, b. Feb. 19, 1888. 2. Allie Agnes Fisher, b. June 24, 1899. 3. Bessie Beatrice Fisher, b. Aug. 29, 1902. 883. ii. Daisy Agnes, b. Dec. 7, 1868; m. Mack Peebles Bostick, Dec. 17, 1885. They live at McMinnville, Tenn. Children: 1. Laura Allie Bostick, b. July 19, 1888; d. Aug. 26, 1889. 2. Nannie Lee Bostick, b. Apr. 20, 1890. 3. William Mack Ramsay Bostick, b. Jan. 21, 1899. 884. iii. Henry Eugene, b. Aug. 13, 1871. 885. iv. John Scott, b. June 6, 1873. Henry Eugene Cantrell and John Scott Cantrell were burned to death on Easter Sunday, April 16, 1876. 886. v. Robert Lee, b. Apr. 5, 1876; d. Oct. 8, 1881. 887. vi. Emma Green, b. Apr. 13, 1879; m. Roscoe Bowles, Nov. 7, 1895. Children: 1. William Edwin Bowles, b. June 24, 1900. 2. Henry Roscoe Bowles, b. Mar. 5, 1903. 888. vii. Ida May, b. July 16, 1882; m. Charles Cantrell, Apr. 16, 1903. 889. viii.- Willie Alice, b. Jan. 9, 1887; m. Joseph Bascom Funston, June 28, 1904. 856. JOHN CALVIN CANTRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 Johp,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Oct. 6, 1844. Married (1) Eugenia Cook, Oct. 9, 1873; four children. Married (2) Priscilla Thorp, in 1885; four children. They live at Temple, Tex. He is a Prohibitionist and a Baptist. He enlisted in Capt. James Gribbles' Company, 13th Tennessee Cavalry, Col. F. B. Murray. Aft.er the siege of Murfreesboro, he exchanged with Rufus Simpson into Colonel Savage's 16th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, and took part in the Battles of Stone river, Chichamauga, Missionary Ridge, and several minor battles and skirmishes. Children: 890. i. Ida, b. Sept. 22, 1875; m. James W. Dickens, June 26, 1896. Children: 1. Herbert Dickens. 2. Allene Dikcens. 891. ii. Albert, b. Jan. 21, 1877; m. Sarah Grano, in 1903. 892. iii. Mamie, b. in 1882; d. July 6, 1883. · 893. iv. Eugenia, d. May 22, 1883. 894. v. Nola May, d. in infancy. 895. vi. Rufus, b. Sept. 27, 1888. 896. ~\. Stephen, b. Feb. 10, 1890. 897. vm. Robert, b. July 9, 1892. 857. LEONARD CANTRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born about 1846. :Married (1) --­ Callahan, in Tennessee; four children. Married (2) --- Smith­ son, in Kentucky, one child. He served in the Korthern Army during the Civil War. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CAKTRILL 81

Children: 898. i. Martha, b. Feb. 16, 1866; m. Louis Gilbert, Aug., 1881. Children: 1. Mollie Gilbert, b. Dec. 11, 1882. 2. Ina Gilbert, b. Aug. 27, 1886. 3. Granger Gilbert, b. Mar. 17, 1888. 4. Louis Oliver Gilbert, b. Aug., 1896; d. Jan. 1, 1898. 5. John Gilbert, b. Aug., 1898. 899. ii. Josie, b. Mar. 11, 1868; m. Frank Smith, Dec. 27, 1884. Children: 1. Mattie Smith, b. Jan. 23, 1886. 2. Allen Smith, b. July 27, 1888. 3. Maggie Smith, b. Apr. 14, 1891. 4. Arthur Smith, b. Feb. 6, 1894. 5. Hallie Smith, b. Aug. 3, 1898. 6. Nettie Smith, b. Apr. 30, 1901. 900. iii. Robert, b. May 14, 1871; d. Mar. 26, 1888. 991. iv. Belle .. b. Sept. 6, 1874. 902. v. John, m. and has three children. (Names not given.)

858. ROBERT CANTRELL 7 (Green,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born about 1848 in Tennessee. Married Lettie Cloutz, who was born in Georgia. They lived in Tennessee. Children: 903. i. Mary Helen, b. Mar. 25, 1871; m. (1) Evan Potter; m. (2) Isaiah Vanetta; d. leaving two children. 904. ii. John Arvel, b. Mar. 14, 1874; m. Lula Belle Cantrell, Nov. 26, 1893. They have three children. (Names not given.) 905. iii. Julia, m. John Byars.

820. JOHK CANTRELL 6 (Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born about 1808, in Spartanburg county, S. C., and died about 1903. Went to Tennessee with his parents, where he married ~ancy Webb, who is liYing in that state, at a very adYanced age. 906. i. Eliza, m. Richard Redmon·. Children: 1. Mary Jane Redmon. 2. Nancy Redmon. 3. Loudora Redmon. 907. ii. Elizabeth, m. Nathaniel Judkins. Chiulren: 1. Louisa Judkins; m. Isaac McGinnis. 2. Mary Judkins, m. William Burns. 3. Erastus Judkins, m. Annie Mason. 4. Nannie Judkins, m. Jerome Cantrell, son of John J. and Sarah Redmon Cantrell. 5. Daniel Judkins, m. (1) J-;:atherine Pinegar; she d. and he m. (2) Alta Duncan. 6. Nathaniel Judkins, m. Ada Pinegar. 7. Floyd Judkins, m. Mattie Cantrell, daughter of John J. and Sarah Redmon Cantrell. 8. Lillian Judkins, m. Robert Atwip. 9. John Judkins. 82 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

908. iii. Irene, m. Henry Judkins. Children: 1. John Judkins. 2. James Judkins. 909. iv. Martha, m. A. P. Cantrell, son of Joseph Cantrell. Children: 1. Curtis Cantrell. 2. Helen Cantrell. 3. Charles Cantrell. 4. Dorie Cantrell. 5. Cynthia Cantrell. 6. Sallie Cantrell. 7. Thomas Cantrell. 910. v. Nellie, m. Newton Avery. Children: 1. Evan Avery. 2. Martha Avery. 3. Minnie A very. 911. vi. Sarah, m. Lucian Donald; d. about 189&. Child: 1. Candace Donald, m. Everett Nelson. 912. * vii. Isaac. 913. *viii. Julius. 914. ix. Buchanan, m. Eliza Cantrell, daughter of "Weck" Cantrell.

912. ISAAC CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married Cindrella Cope. He died in 1905 leaving several children, of whom we could only learn the names of Children: 915. i. Harris. 916. ii. Daniel. 917. iii. Nannie.

913. JCLIUS CAKTRELL 8 (Isaac,i John,6 Isaac,5 John,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Tennessee. Married Delia Potter. Chila: 918. i. Belle.

821. JEFFERSOK CAKTRELL 6 (lsaac,5 John,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born June 25, 1809, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Was a small boy when his parents moved to Tennessee. Married Lucy Cantrell, daughter of Watson and Elizabeth Martin· Cantrell. She was born Jan. 11, 181i, and died in 1902. He died in June, 1873. He served in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. Children: 919. * i. Watson. 920. ii. Nancy, d. in 1864. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 83

921. * iii. Isaac. 922. * iv. Perry Green. 923. v. Ruth, m. Elisha Laster; d. leaving three children. 924. * vi. Monroe. 925. vii. Katherine, m. William Laster. 926. viii. Elizabeth, m. William Anderson. 927. ix. Hannah, m. Charles Brittian. Children: 1. Lucv Brittian. 2. Mattie Brittian. 928. x. Jane.

919. '\"ATSOX CAKTRELL 7 (Jefferson,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born June 1, 1834, in Tennessee. Married Paulina Mc ,Vhirter and she died in 1906. He lives at Joy, Tenn. He sernd in the 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. Children: 929. i. Lillian, m. John Scott. They have three sons. 930. ii. Gv.innie. 931. iii. Melissa, m. James Hastings. Children: 1. Ethel Hastings. 2. Stella Hastings. 3. One name not given. 932. iv. Lucy, m. Green Cope. 933. v. Pope. 934. vi. Nellie.

921. ISAAC CANTRELL 7 (Jefferson,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Jan. 19, 1840. Married (1) Saman­ tha Potter; nine children; died May 24, 1895. Married (2) Mrs. Sallie Cope. They live on Sink Creek, DeKalb county, Tenn. Children: 935. i. Helen, m. William D. Womack; d. in 1906, leaving eight children. 936. ii. Thomas Jefferson, d. at the age of six years. 937. iii. Larkin, d. in senice in the Philippines, during Spanish War, in 1903. 938. iv. Watson, m. Lou Webb. They live in Texas. 939. v. Harriet. 940. vi. Perry Green, m. Melissa Loring. 941. vii. Mellie. 942. viii. Alice, m. Elliot Wilson. 943. ix. Grover.

922. PERRY GREEN CANTRELL 7 (Jefferson,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married (I) Mourning Potter; fr,e children. Married (2) Mina Hash. Children: 944. i. Lenora. 945. ii. Charles. 946. iii. Jackson. 947. iv. Minnie. 948. v. Elizabeth. 84 THE CAKTRILL-CAXTRELL GEXEALOGY

924. MONROE CA~TRELL 7 (Jefferson,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married (1) Martha McWhirter; five children. Married (2) Eliza Ferrell; two children. They live near Mechanicsville, Cannon county, Tenn. Children: 949. i. Agnes, m. John Evans. They have three children. 950. ii. Watson. 951. iii. Ruth, m. James B. Roberts. They live at Rowland, Tenn. Have three children. 952. iv. Thomas. 953. v. Mary. 954. vi. Cora. 955. vii. Hallie.

822. LEONARD CANTRELL 6 (Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born Oct. 4, 1811, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married (I) Elizabeth Webb in 1829, in Tennessee; ten children. Married (2) Elizabeth Denton, one child. Children: 956. i. Nancy, b. Aug. 2, 1831; m. (1) Sampson Vanhouser; five children; m. (2) James Dodd; seven children. Children: 1. Leonard Vanhouser. 2. Elizabeth Vanhouser. 3. Sampson Vanhouser. 4. William Vanhouser. 5. Hannah Vanhouser. 6. Rachel Dodd. 7. Nancy Dodd. 8. Mary· Dodd. 9. Julius and 10. Green (twins). 11. l\Iartha and 12. Lafayette (twins). 957. ii. Hannah, b. July 23, 1833; m. Hiram Payne Cantrell, son of Hardin Cantrell, Dec. 4, 1851. (See his line.) 958. * iii. Isaac Denton. 959. * i\·. William Carroll. 960. v. Julius M., b. Aug. 1839; d. Sept. 18, 1861. 961. vi. Martha Jane, b. Feb. 24, 1844; m. James Monroe Redmon in 1864. Children: 1. James Pinkney Redmon. 2. William Redmon. 3. Elizabeth Redmon. 4. Fatima Redmon. 5. Leonard Redmon. 6. Felix Terry Redmon. 7. Man· Redmon. 8. Martha Redmon. 9. John Byars Redmon. 10. Christopher Redmon. 962. vii. Fatima, b. Aug. 27, 1846; m. Thomas Griffith; d. Feb. 28, 1872. Children: 1. Charles Griffith. 2. Mary Griffith. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 85

963. viii. Sarah Elizabeth, b. Oct. 14, 1849; m. John Davis. They live at McMinnville, Tenn. Chiuiren: 1. Caldona Davis. 2. Maggie Davis. 3. Logan Davis. 4. Leonard Da,·is. 5. Bettie Davis. 6. James Davis. 7. George DaYis. 8. William Davis. 9. Bethel Davis. 964. ix. Perry Green, b. Feb. 22, 1852; d. Oct. 11, 1861. 965. x. Irena, b. Nov. 7, 1853; d. Sept. 8, 1861. 966. xi. Minnie Bob; m. Stanton Cantrell. Children: 1. William Cantrell. 2. Herman Cantrell. 958. ISAAC DENTON CANTRELL 7 (Leonard,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in 1835 in Tennessee. Mar­ ried (1) Elizabeth Close; four children. Married (2) Mary Self; three children. He died Apr. 5, 1895. Children: 967. i. "\Villiam Joseph, b. Jan. 31, 1880. 968. ii. Mary Jane, b. Oct. 18, 1884. 969. iii. Laura Ellen, b. July 4, 1886. 970. iv. Bettie Harvey, b. Dec. 2, 1888. 971. v. Elisha, b. Sept. 5, 1889. 972. vi. Floyd, b. in 1892. 973. vii. John Corley. 959. WILLIAM CARROL CANTRELL 7 (Leonard,6 Isaac .5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in 1837 in Tennessee. Married Martha Allen. He died Apr. 27, 1895. Children: 974. i. Sarah Elizabeth. 975. ii. Fanny. 976. iii. Elijah. 977. iv. Helen. 978. v. Maggie. 979. vi. Thomas. 980. vii. Belle. 981. viii. James Kelt-on. 823. ISAAC CANTRELL 6 (Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in \Varren county, Tenn., where he married Elizabeth Womack. He died in Missouri after the CiYil \Yar. "Children: 982. i. Eliza. 983. ii. Nancy. 984. iii. Hannah. 985. iv. Burgess. 986. v. Grundy. 86 THE CAKTRILL-CANTRELL GEKEALOGY

824. ROBERT CANTRELL 6 (Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 9, 1823, in Warren county, Tenn. Mar­ ried Martha Magness, daughter of Perry G. and Mary Cantrell Magness, Dec. 23, 1846. She was born Dec. 15, 1831, and died Mar. 1, 1897. During the CiYil \Y ar he organized a company at Smithville, Tenn.; of which he became captain. Later serwd as colonel. Was wounded at the Battle of Shiloh and, afterward, not being able to serve actively on the field, served as commissary. Judge Robert Cantrell and his wife celebrated their Golden Wedding, Dec. 23, 1896, upon which memorable occasion their eight living children, with all their families, were present. The following excerpts are from a local paper of Lebanon, Tenn., where Judge Cantrell died Feb. 9, 1903. " .... Commencing life a poor boy, he worked, by strict attention to his professional duties to the topmost round in the legal profession in Tennessee. He was twice honored by the people of the .Judicial circuit and in his judicial career was proverbial for tempering justice with mercy .... In pfr,ate life no object of charity ewr appealed to him in vain. His domestic life was one continued ray of sunshine.... He was admitted to the Bar in 1849, and came to Lebanon in 1866, remaining in our midst from that time until his death. In the fullest sense of the phrase he was a self-made man. In early life he had almost none of the advantages now so accessible to a young man of ambition .... He acquired a rudimentary knowledge of the law under the most adverse circumstances .... Judge Cantrell was not discouraged by the difficulties then common to young men choosing the law as a profession, but with courageous tenacity he clung to his purpose and to his profession to the day of his death. To such a degree was this true, that it became the subject of common re­ mark among his friends and gentlemen of the profession. Such tenacity and fixedness of purpose, which characterized his whole life, was followed by most natural results. He became a success­ ful practitioner, ranked as one of the best lawyers of the state and for sixteen years sened with distinction upon the bench. He represented De Kalb county in the Legislature .... As a citizen he was generous, helpful. public Epirited and always found upon the moral side of eYery question. He demonstrated, as others have before in this communit~·, that a la"·yer may also be an exemp­ lary Christian.... He "·as a member of the ~fethodist church." DESCEKDAKTS OF JOSEPH 2 CAN"TRILL Si

Children: 987. i. ~ary J., b. Oct. 26, 1847; m. Thomas H. Faulkner, in Lebanon, Oct. 10, 1866. They live at McMinndle, Tenn. Children: 1. Mattie Lee Faulkner, m. Thomas Montgomery, Dec. 22, 1887. Child: . I. Frank Montgomery, b. Sept. 6, 1889. 2. Charles Henry Faulkner. . 3. Robert Asa Faulkner, d. at the age of eight years. 4. Kate Faulkner, m. Charles Young, Nov. 16, 1891. Children: I. Daniel 'William Young. II. Robert Austin Young. III. Maria Hinton Young. I\". Kate Thomas Young. 5. Carrie Leta Faulkner, d. young. 6. Thomas Hopkins Faulkner. 7. William P. Faulkner. 8. Marietta Faulkner. 988. ii. LeroyM., b. in 1849; d. in infancy. 989. iii. Kate, b. at Smithville, Tenn., Apr. 3, 1851; m. John Buchanan, Oct. 10, 1878. They live at Lebanon, Tenn. Children: 1. Frank Buchanan, b. Apr. 27, 1880. 2. Robert Cantrell Buchanan, b. Feb. 4. 1885. 990. iY. Harriet Potter, b. May 9, 1853, at Smithville. Tenn.; m. Charles Franklin Simmons, June 5, 1872. He is a son of Alexander and Elizabeth Revel Simmons, and was b. in Georgia, Sept. 27, 1853. In 1879 he and his family moved to St. Louis. where he was president of the Simmons.Medicine Company. He w::is an active member of the Methodist church, and interested in Sunday school work. being assistant superintendent of St. John's Sunday School and later superintendent of Centenary Methodist Sunday School, the largest Sunday school in St. Louis. In 1890 he and his family moved to Texas, where lie has a number of large ranches, and is largely interested in the real estate business. They live at San Antonio. Children: 1. Harry Alexander Simmons, b. Aug. 21, 1874, at Lebanon, Tenn.; m. Harriet Vinton Jones, Oct. 5, 1893, at Belle­ ville, Ill. He d. June 25, 1903. Children: I. Robert Cantrell Simmons, b. Sept. 12, 1894. II. Paul Alexander Simmons, b. Nov. 17, 1895. 2. Martha Elizabeth Simmons, b. Feb. 2:2, 1876, at Lebanon, Tenn.; m. John Emil Stroh, Oct. 9, 1895, at St. Louis. Child: I. Charles Emile, b. Sept. 22, 1904; d. in infancy. 3. Katie Cantrell Simmons, b. Nov. 16, 1877; d. Feb. 4, 1878. 4. Margaret Deborah Simmons, b. Aug. 23, 1879; m. Dr. Wil­ liam Freudenstein, July 17, 1900, at St. Louis. In 1903 Dr. Freudenstein was one of the coroners of St. Louis. Children: I. Margaret Freudenstein. b. Mar. 30, 1905. II. William Freudenstein. Jr., b ...\pr. 1, 1907. 5. Harriet James Simmons, b. clfar. 26. 1883, at St. Louis; m. Edgar Scott Fomby, Sept. 4, 1901, at Oakville. Tex. They live at San Antonio, Tex. 6. Maude Inez Simmons, b. Aug. 8, 1885, at St. Louis. 88 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

7. Robert Cantrell Simmons, b. Sept. 2, 1886; d. young. 8. Duncan Hendricks Simmons, b. June 15, 1890; d. Apr. 9, 1891. 9. Minnie Odum Simmons, b. Aug. 28, 1893, at Woodlawn, Mo. 991. * v. William Magness. 992. vi. Larkin, b. in 1857; d. June 13, 1860. 993. * vii. Robert Lee . .994. *viii. Balie Peyton. 995. ix. Minnie, b. Dec. 14, 1869; rn. J. T. Odum. Child: 1. Louis Keifer, b. May 2, 1888. 996. x. Mattie, b. July 9, 1874. 991. WILLIAM MAGNESS CANTRELL 7 (Robert,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 25, 1855, at Smith­ ville, Tenn. Married Jamie Angelina McFarland, eldest daughter of Dr. James P. McFarland, of Kashville, Tenn., Mar. 22, 1883. She is descended from the Cowan and Jenkins families of North Carolina, and upon the maternal side from the Craigs and Lippin­ cotts of Philadelphia. She is a prominent club woman of the South. William Magness Cantrell organized the Bank of Guntersville, Ala., of which he is cashier, and is a leading and influential citizen there. They also have a home at X ashYille.

933. ROBERT LEE CANTRELL 7 (Robert,6 Isaac,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 1, 1863. Married (1) Mattie Beard; she died leaving one son. Married (2) Carrie Webb Young, daughter of Bethel \Vebb. They live at Smithville, Tenn. Child: 997. i. Balie.

994. BALIE PEYTO~ CAXTRELL 7 (Robert,6 Isaac,5 John,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Feb. 8, 1866, at Lebanon, Tenn. Married Bessie Jennings, daughter of George W. and Sophia Jennings, of Nashdlle, Oct. 10, 1889. He is president and owner of the Jackson Woolen Mills, and he and his family live at Jackson, Tenn. Children: 998. i. William Turner, b. Jan. 6, 1893; d. Aug. 14, 1893. 999. ii. Martha Louise, b. Jan. 30, 1895. • 1000. iii. Bessie Wilkerson, b. Nov. 10, 1899. 1001. iY. Balie Peyton. Jr., b. Oct. 10, 1903. 1002. v. A son, b. in Aug., 1907. 803. WILLIAM CAN"TRELL 5 (John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ 1 ard ) was born about 1790 in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Jane Turner, daughter of James and Margaret Hayden Turner, DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 89 about 1811. The parents of James Turner (his mother was Han­ nah ~Iiddleton) moved from Virginia to South Carolina when James was but twelve years of age; he was for many years deacon of the Buck creek Baptist church. William Cantrell was one of the executors of his father's will, which was probated in Spartanburg county, Oct. 17, 1825. In 1833 he moYed with his family to Marion county, Ala., where he and his wife died.

Children: 1003. * i. Wilson N. 1004. * ii. Abner. 1005. * iii. Fielding Turner. 1006. * fr. William Henrv. 1007. * v. John Turner.· 1008. * vi. Isaac Hazel. 1009. vii. ~Iatilda, m. Lemuel Burnett. Children: 1. Peyton Burnett, lives at Arcadia, Fla. 2. Jerusha Burnett, m. --- Self. Lives in Indian Territory. 3. Tennie Burnett, m. --- Clark. 4. Martha Burnett, m. ---Grenne. Lives at Goldmine, Ala. 5. V,illiam Burnett, m., and d., lea,·ing a son: I. Otis B. Burnett. 6. J. H. Burnett, lives at De Leon, Tex. 1010. viii. Sallie. m. ,villiam Rollins. 1011. ix. Famia, m. --- Clark. Children: 1. Robert W. Clark . . 2. Hester, m. --- Duncan. 3. Emily. m. --- Beard. 4. Henry T. Clark. 5. Sallie Clark, m. --- Beard. 6. Mollie Clark, m. --- Carpenter. i. J. Fielding Clark. 1012. x. Elizabeth, m. --- Bishop. Children: 1. Matilda Bishop, m. --- Sims. 2. Haswell Bishop. 3. William Bishop. 4. Henry Bishop. 5. James Bishop. 6. John Bishop. i. Fielding Bishop. 8. Fannie Bishop, m. --- Swain. 9. Lucinda Bishop, m. --- Johnson. 1013. xi. Sibbie, m. --- Frey. Children: 1. William Frev. 2. Jane Frey, in. --- Jackson. 3. John Frev. 4. Henry Frey. 5. Mollie Frev. 6. Fannie Frey, m. --- Jamison. 7. Tennie Frey, m. --- Grambling. 8. Nancy Frey, d. 90 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GEKEALOGY

1003. VflLSOX K. CAKTRELL 6 (William,5 John,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in 1812. Married Eliza Bennett. They lived at Boiling Springs, Spartanburg county, S. C., all their lives and were leading members of the Boiling Springs Baptist church. He died in 1905, at the adYanced age of ninety-three years. He was held in high esteem by all who knew him and commanded the respect and loYe of the entire community in which he passed a long and useful life. Children: 1014. i. Jane, m. Samuel Rogers. Children: 1. Wellington Rogers. 2. John Rogers. 3. Zebulon Rogers. 4. DeWitt Rogers. 5. Cennie Rogers. 1015. ii. William Henry. 1016. iii. John A., m. Sarah Convert; she d. He is engaged in business at Spartanburg, S. C. 1017. fr. Cedie, m. Landrum Allen. Children: 1. Samuel Allen. 2. Maude Allen. 1018. v. Henrietta, m. Dr. Foster. Children: 1. Jessie Foster, m. --Johnson. 2. Abner Foster. 3. Thomas Foster. 4. Kip Foster. 5. Fred Fost.er. 6. Bovee Foster. 7. Wii.son Foster. 1019. vi. Mary, m. Albert Green; d. Children: 1. Ollie Green. 2. William Green. Lives in Marion county, Ala. 1020. .-ii. Harriet. m. Mark Conner. 1021. viii. Catherine, m. H. A. McDowell; d. Children: 1. Pearl McDowell, m. --Cooper. 2. Eliza McDowell. 3. Weyland McDowell. 4. Ollie McDowell, m. --·Horton. 1022. ix. Bennie .. m. --McCauley. 1. Mary. 2. Agnes. 3. Annie. 4. William. 5. John. 6 ..Wilson.

1004. ABXER CAKTRELL 6 (William,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in 1815, in Spartanburg county, S. C., where DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 91 he married Harriet Bennett, a sister to his brother Wilson's ·wife. They moved to Mississippi, where both lived to an advanced age. Chil.dren: 1023. * i. Fielding. 1024. * ii. Wilson Burr. 1025. iii. Fannie, m. --Young. They Jive at Elkville, Miss.

1023. FIELDING CANTRELL 7 (Abner,6 William,5 John,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married. (Could not learn his wife's name.) Chil.dren: 1026. i. Wilson Burr. 1027. ii. Abner D. 1028. iii. Fannie, m. -- Halloway. 1029. JY. R. B. Coker. 1030. v. Ernest. 1031. vi. Landrum. 1032. vii. F. Herbert. 1033. viii. Effie. 1034. ix. Laura M. 1035. x. J. Burr.

1024. \VILSO~ BURR CANTRELL 7 (Abner,6 \Villiam,5 John/ John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, SOC. Married. (vYife's name not given.) Chil.dren: 1036. i. Maggie, m. --Seay. 1037. ii. L. E. 1038. iii. Pearl. 1039. iv. Turner. 1040. v. Lano.

•1005. FIELDING TURNER CANTRELL 6 (William,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 5, 1817, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Sarah Whitney Hines, Jan. 10, 1850. She was born Apr. 21, 1821. He accumulated a large fortune, and at the time of his death was one of the wealthiest citizens of Spartanburg. His wife died before he did, and there were no children. His will was a peculiar one: in it he stipulated bequests to each and all of his nephews and nieces, the remainder of his estate to be divided among his "poor and deserving kin." The question arose who were the "poor and deserYing kin," and the matter was referred to the court. The decision was that after paying to the heirs named in the will the portions they were to receiYe, that the remainder should be equally divided between the "nearest of his kin." The estate proved to 92 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY be much larger than anticipated, so his brothers and sisters re­ ceived a considerable amount.

1006. WILLIAM HENRY CANTRELL 6 (William,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1 ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Elizabeth Lewis, a direct descendant of Fielding Lewis, brother-in-law of George Washington, and a prominent colonel in the Revolutionary War. She was eldest daughter of Pitman and Ianthe Dalton Lewis. He was a lieutenant in 3rd Regiment, South Carolina Volun­ teers, C. S. A., and was in many battles. He died about 1882 and his widow lives at Boiling Springs, S. C. Chudren: 1041. i. Emma Lavinia, b. in 1863; d. in 1903. 1042. ii. Lula, b. in 1864; m. Coatsworth Wall. 1043. iii. Sallie Ianthe, b. in 1866. 1044. iv. Albert Sidney, b. in 1870; m. Dora Cleveland. 1045. v. Stella May, b. in 1874; m. Lewis McDowell. 1046. vi. Ollie Lee, b. in 1875. 1047. vii. Charles T., b. in 1877; m. Jane Harmon. 1048. viii. Carrie Victoria, b. in 1879; m. Charles Turner.

1007. JOHN TURNER CANTRELL 6 (\Yilliam,5 John,4 John,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Mar. 10, 1825, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married (1) Rachel Terrell, daughter of Garland and Rachel Terrell, in Alabama, about 1853; two children. She was a descendant of the Terrell family of Virginia and was a highly cultivated and estimable woman. Married (2) Hester High, daughter of Barnwell and Annie Wingo High, at Mt. Zion on Big Tiger ri\·er, about 1857; five children. The High family was among the first settlers of Spartanburg county. Married (3) Dorothy Thompson, daughter of William and --- Lee Thomp­ son, about 1883. He served in the C. S. A. during the Civil War and saw much hard service. \Valked home barefooted from Appomattox. court house, after the surrender: a hard, tedious journey: his heart was not in the surrender: "He was not ready to stop fighting and go home." He lives at Boiling Springs, S. C. Chudren: 1049. i. Annie, m. Butler McDowell, about 1876. 1050. ii. Rachel. m. Walter Carpenter, about 1866. 1051. * iii. John H. 1052. * iv. Henry. 1053. v. Sarah Ann, m. Butler McDowell. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 93

Children: 1. Sibbie McDowell. 2. Ida McDowell. 3. Viby McDowell. 4. Redard McDowell. 5. Carrie McDowell. 6. Maggie McDowell. 7. Nonie McDowell. 8. Attie McDowell. 9. Claude McDowell. 1054. vi. Ellen B., m. John Wilson, from York county, S. C. Children: 1. Hester "Wilson. 2. Grover Wilson. 3. Annie Wilson. 4. Charles Wilson. 5. Hayden Wilson. Two children, whose names were not giYen. 1055. vii. Exie, m. James Turner. Children: 1. Noah Turner. 2. Velner Turner. 3. Hilton Turner. 4. Max Turner. Two children, names not given.

1051. JOHN H. CANTRELL 7 (John Turner,6 ,villiarn,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Sallie McDowell about 1892. Children: 1056. i. Mary. 1057. ii. Lettie. 1058. iii. Fielding. 1059. iv. Denie. 1060. v. Mack. 1061. vi. Name not giYen.

1052. HENRY CANTRELL 7 (John Turner,6 Williarn,5 John,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Canvers Daniels about 1893. Children: 1062. i. Forest. 1063. ii. Odie. 1064. iii. Jessie, d. 1065. iv. Name not given.

1008. ISAAC HAZEL CANTRELL 6 (William,5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 10, 1827, in Spartanburg county, S. C. Went with his parents to Alabama, but returned later to Spartanburg when of age, and married (1) Susan Eliott Littlejohn, daughter of Dr. Felix and Susan Nuckols Littlejohn. Married (2) Elizabeth Davenport. 94 THE CAKTRILL-CANTRELL GE"EALOGY

The maternal. grandfather of Susan Littlejohn Cantrell was John Nuckols, who met a tragic death at the hands of the Tories, during the Revolutionary War. He was serving in upper Carolina, and the soldiers in that section could often go home and remain for a few days: when necessity arose they would rally at some appointed place and enter the field again. It was upon one of these visits home that John Nuckols, with his son John, a mere lad, went to the mill on Broad river, some eighteen miles away. In those days it is said that millers provided a room in the mill for customers who were detained over night, and the distance being so great John Nuckols and his son had to remain at the mill. Tradition says that on his way to the mill a man who learned he was to remain there over night, mustered a small crowd of Tories in the neighborhood, went to the mill, awoke Mr. Nuckols and prepared to kill him. He asked for permission to pray, which was granted. He prayed aloud and after he had uttered a few sentences, which were beautiful and touching, one of the men said:" If he continues to pray like that, we will not be able to kill him;" so he shot him while he was praying. He is buried at Whig Hill, with the inscription on his tombstone: "John Nuckols. Killed by the Tories." Isaac Hazel Cantrell served in the Confederate Army during the Civil "\Yar. Was for many years actively engaged in business at Spartanburg, but has now retired and lives at Hendersonville, N. C. He also has a place on the French Broad riYer in the moun­ tains of western Korth Carolina. Children: 1066. * i. Fielding Turner. 1067. ii. Emily, m. George Donnan; d. Child: 1. Frank Donnan. 1068. iii. Betty Havden, m. :\felvin E. Alverson, who is in business at Spartanburg, S. C. Children: 1. Marie Alverson. 2. Rupert Alverson. 3. Reginald Alverson. 1069. iv. Belle. m. D. L. Littlejohn. They live at Gaffney, S. C. Child: 1. Floyd John Littlejohn. 1070. v. Mary, m. Charles Case. They live at Hendersonville, K. C. Children: 1. Hazel. 2. Name not given. 1071. vi. Minnie Mildred. 1072. vii. Frank, d. at the age of ten years. Two other children d. in infancy. DESCEKDAXTS OF JOSEPH 2 CAKTRILL 95

1066. FIELDIXG TLRKER CANTRELL 7 (Isaac,6 William,5 1 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Mar. 8, 1856, in Spar­ tanburg, S. C. Married Emma A. Thompson, daughter of Warren Solomon and Elizabeth Finch Thompson, Jan. 10, 18i5. She was born Jan. 10, 1856. He is one of the leading manufacturers of Spartanburg, "·here he is identified "·ith many public institutions. He and his family are active workers in the Baptist church. Children: 1073. * i. Charles Whitney. 1074. ii. Bessie Floride, b. Feb. 1, 1879; m. Dr. J. Rufus Brown, a success- ful physician of Spartanburg, Feb. 3, 1897; d. Oct. 31, 1906. Children: I. Helen Lucile Brovrn, b. Aug. 9, 1898. 2. E=e Lanell Brown, b. Mar. 21, 1903. 3. Margaret Brown, b. Dec. 9, 1905. l0i 5. iii. Lewis Means, b. Jan. 21, 1881. Graduate of Wofford College and of the Law Department of Columbia University, New York. Was admitted to the New York bar in June, 1906, and to the bar of the state of South Carolina in November, 1906. He is a member of the orders of K. P. and F. & .-\. 11. and is a Koble of the Mystic Shrine. . 1076. iv. Albert Thompson, b. June 11, 1884; m. Gertrude Epps, Dec. 24, 1903. He is associated with his father and brother Charles in business at Spartanburg. 1077. v. Lena, b. Dec. 8, 1887; d. in infancy. 1078. vi. Susie May, b. July 13, 1893. 1079. vii. Fielding, Jr., b. Oct. 3, 1895. 1080. viii. Samuel, b. NO\·. 30, 1898.

10i3. CHARLES WHITKEY CAK'l:R,ELL 8 (Fielding T.,7 Isaac,6 "William.5 John,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Sept. 16, 1876, in Spartanburg, S. C. Married Amma Evins, Xov. 19, 1905. He is a E:. P. and F. & A. M. and is associated with his father and brother Albert in business at Spartanburg. Child: 1081. i. Susie May, b. Oct. 21, 1906.

18. CHARLES CAKTREL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was probably quite young when his parents moved to Rockingham county, N. C. He married Sarah Murray, Jan. 23, 1772, in Greens­ boro, K. C. In the census of 1790 he is given as "Head of a Family," with two sons, under sixteen years of age. Chiulren: 1082. i. 1083. ii. 96 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

19. JOSHUA CANTREL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) went with his parents to Rockingham county, N. C., where he married. In the census of 1790 he is given as "Head of a Family," with four daughters and three sons, under sixteen years of age. Children: 1084. i. 1085. ii. 1086. iii. 1087. iv. 1088. V. 1089. vi. 1090. vii.

20. AARON CANTRELL.

21. STMOK CANTRELL.

22. PETER CANTRELL.

AA.RON, SIMON and PETER CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) were young boys when the Revolution broke out, living with their parents in Spartanburg county, S. C. In 1780-81, they were among the South Carolina lads who acted as scbuts to Gen. Francis Marion, the" Swamp Fox." "\Ye read in history that: "In the darkest hour of the American cause in South Carolina, Marion, who had already distinguished himself as an officer, formed 'Marion's Brigade.' His men were armed with what -they could get. Some carried rude sabres hammered out of old saws: their bullets were often made by melting down pewter mugs and platters. Their costumes were often grotesque, the majority being raggedly clothed, with small skin caps on their heads, as shabby as themselves. They lived chiefly on hominy and potatoes and they were capable of any amount of hardship, in which their Commander set them a good example by sleeping on the ground, usually without a blanket. With this force Marion would move with incredible swiftness, striking now one weak point in the enemy's defenses, and then quickly falling on another far away. He knew every by-way: it was impossible to entrap this swamp_, fox. "\Vhen hard pressed by the enemy, he would disband his force, leaving every man to extricate himself. He gave the British no peace." With all his boldness, Francis l\Iarion was famed for the sweetness of his temper and his men were deYoted to him. Into this irregular warfare, near the close of the Revolution, DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 97 our three young Cantrell soldiers entered. We regret our inability to find exact record of their fearless service, but the very nature of it made this almost impossible. There is the following well­ known tradition extant in many branches of the family regarding them: Aaron, Simon and Peter Cantrell were taken prisoners while on scout duty and condemned to be shot. They were bound by cords and led to a lonely spot. Some of the traditions relate that both Aaron and Peter escaped, and as there were several Aaron and Peter Cantrells of that age in South Carolina, this may be true, but we could not verify this. Others say that only Peter escaped: that in running away, he fell over a tree and severed the cords that bound him, which enabled him to run the faster and gain General Marion's camp, some two miles away, in safety. Simon Cantrell was bound to a stake. He asked for time to pray; but while praying his captors, said to be Colonel Tarleton's men, fairly riddled his body with bullets.

23. THOl\IAS CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Jan. 23, 1761. About 1780 he married Elizabeth Korris, daughter of Thomas Norris, who served in the Revolutionary Vi' at' from Pennsylvania. She was born Mar. 10, 1765. After their marriage they first settled in Greenville district, S. C., but later moved to Tennessee. It has been said that he was the first of the name to migrate to that state. He settled on Sink creek, De Kalb county, where he operated an iron forge, which is still called the " Old Forge," and where one of his descendants now lives. The War Records, at Washington, D. C., show that "Thomas Cantrell served as a member, rank and company not stated, of Lieutenant Colonel Lytle's command, Caswell county, North Carolina, Revolutionary War." His name has been found only on a list, not dated, of men "enrolled for Captain Robert Moore, from Caswell county. There is a tradition, which comes from William Magness Can­ trell, that: "Thomas Cantrell, in company with Mr. Adcock, who was an uncle of his grandmother, were captured at the battle of the Co-,·pens, S. C., and placed on a British ship to be sent to England. After getting some four miles from land, they escaped by jumping overboard and swimming to shore, having to escape not only the dangers of the sea, but also the fire of the British." He was a deacon in the Baptist church. He and his wife are 98 THE CAN"TRILL-CANTRELL GE~EALOGY buried in the old cemetery at Grady, Tenn. This town was first known as Cantrell's Cross Roads; later the name was changed to Williamsburg, and to-day is known as Grady. The inscription on his tombstone reads: "Here lies the body of Thomas Cantrelle, Born January 23, 1761. Died September 25, 1830." Children: 1091. * i. Isaac. 1092. * ii. Jacob. 1093. iii. Mary, b. Dec. 13, 1784. in South Carolina; m. William Henry Cooke, in 1804. He was b. May 15, 1784, in Culpepper county, Va., and was a son of Robert and Susannah ·watson Cooke. Robert Cooke was in the Revolutionary ·war and served under Washington at Valley Forge; d. Nov. 12, 1841, at the age of eighty-nine years. ·William Henry Cooke was deputy surveyor in Spartanburg county, S. C., in 180i. In 18:.?0 he moved with his family to Mdfinn county, Tenn., where he purchased a large tract of land in the Hiwassee district, on the Conesauga. One of his descendants writes: · "It is over eighty years since 'William Henry and Mary Cantrell Cooke came to their new home in Tennessee. The country was new and they reached the end of their long, tire­ some journey just at nightfall. It was raining; there was no house to receive them and a temporary shelter was hastily erected. Beneath that, wrapped in quilts, with herbabe in her arms, all through that dark, rainy night, sat Mary Cantrell Cooke weeping, so dreary and lonely seemed the prospect. N eYertheless she was a woman of strong mind and great capa­ bilities. Her husband was an upright and enterprising citizen, but she was the potent factor in the training of her children: one of their sons became a noted lawyer and judge; another a Baptist minister; another an excellent physician, and still another, one of the most influential citizens in the section in which he lived. She was founder and promoter of the Conesauga Baptist church. The hill where the family spent their first night in Tennessee was afterward given as a burial spot for his kindred by William H. Cooke: his wife was the first to be laid there, and one week later he was placed by her side. Now many of the descendants of the first, second and third generation are sleeping there." Children: 1. Robert Fielding Cooke, b. May 27, 1805; m. Charlotte Kim­ brough, Sept. 28, 1834; d. Dec. 1, 1872. He was a succei;s­ ful physician. Children: I. Mary Elizabeth Cooke, b. June 23, 1835; m. John L. Hopkins, Mar. 15, 1858. Children: Mary Hop­ kins, Charles L. Hopkins, Charlotte Hopkins and Lint-0n B. Hopkins. II. Sarah M. Cooke, b. June 16, 1837; m. Robert J. Gaines, Mar. 7, 1855. Children: Dr. George Gaines, Attaline Gaines and John Gaines. III. Nancy Reeves Cooke, b. Dec. 30, 1839; m. Rev. J.P. Kefauver, Dec.' 12, 1861. Children: Paul F. Kefauver, Vinnie Kefauver, Cooke Kefauver and Charlotte Kefauver. DESCE:'.\DA~TS OF JOSEPH 2 CA:'.\TRILL 99

IV. Martha Cooke, b. Apr. 11, 1842; d. Apr. 8, 1854. V. William Kimbrough Cooke, b. Feb. 25, 1844; d. June 14, 1850. VI. Charlotte Attaline Cooke, b. Mar. 16, 1846; m. M. H. Clift, Sept. 13, 1866; d. Feb. 23, 1876. Children: Arwin Clift, m. P. A. Bramer, Jr.; Mary Roberta Clift. m. Thomas R. Preston. VII. Susan Eliza Cooke, b. Aug. 7, 1849; d. in 1853. VIII. Robert Fielding Cooke, Jr., b. Feb. 24, 1853; m. Addie Calloway, Sept. 18, 18i7. Two children. 2. Hezekiah Cantrell Cooke, b. Kov. 4, 1806, in Greenville district, S. C., m. Mary '\Vood, 1830. Was educated for commercial business and in early life was successful as a merchant, planter and stock raiser. In the forty-fourth year of his age he was ordained a minister of the Bap1ist church, after which he preached for country churches without salary and built several churches for congrega­ tions not able to build. Children: I. '\Villiam H. Cooke, m. Mary Ann Kantz in 185:-. Was in C,onfederate Arm·y. Five children. II. Robert F. Cooke.' m. Kancv Chestnut. Six chil- dren. · • III. John B. Cooke, m. Matilda Dunn. Was in Com­ pany G, 3d Tennessee Infantry, C. S. A. FiYe children. IV. Mary Jane Cooke, m. Wm. H. Kantz. Two cl1il­ dren. V. Eliza C,ooke, m. Jesse True. Six children. VI. James B. Cooke, m. Mary Clark. Two childnm. VII. Hezekiah C. Cooke, m. ---. Four children. 3. Nancy 'Watson Cooke, b. Sept. 26, 1808. in Greem·ille dis­ trict, S. C.; m. Daniel Thompson, July 19. 1825. She united with the Conesauga Baptist church the day after it was organized; d. Nov. 10, 1885. Children: I. William Henry Thompson, m. l\Iatilda Pettit. II. Samuel Houst-On Thompson, m. (1) --- Brock; m. (2) --- McCann. Four children by Inst marriage. III. Mary Thompson, m. Bart Kimbrough. Several children. IV. Robert R. Thompson, rn. (1) --- Duggan. Seven children; m. (2) Mary Carney; five children. V. Delphina Attaline Thompson, m. Thomas Seekers. VI. Jane Thompson, m. --- Rodgers. VII. Susannah Thompson, m. --- Thompson. VIII. George Washington Thompson, m. --- Tigg. IX. James Burch Thompson, m. (1) --- Younce; m. (2) --- Carney. Several children. X. Virginia Thompson, m. (1) Nathan Kelly; m. (2) Andrew Turner. 4. Eliza Cooke, b. Jan. 26, 1812, in Greenville District, S. C.; m. (1) Henry Cooper, Aug. 2, 1832; two children; he d. Oct. 26, 1834; m. (2) Duke Kimbrough, Aug. 9, 1836; six children; shed. July 4, 1853. Children: I. Elmira Cooper, b. May 12, 1833; m. William Dugan. II. William Phillip Cooper, b. Oct. 1, 1834: m. Eliza­ beth Boyd, nee Cameron, Dec. 23, 1856. She was 100 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GEKEALOGY

a daughter of Alfred and Eliza Dacas Cameron; granddaughter of Ambrose and Hannah Black­ burn Cameron, of North Carolina. William Phillip was a wealthy cotton planter; was mem­ ber of Legislature from Calhoun county, Ala.; member of F. & A. M., joining that order in 1855; d. Jan. 6, 1895. Children: William Henry Cooper, b. Jan. 10, 1858; m. Frances Dodd, May 1, 1898. Alice Cooper, b. May 29, 1862; m. Judge William Wallace Whitesides, Dec. 24, 1884. Annie Cooper, b. Nov. 20, 1867; m. James Mattison Ragan, Sept. 10, 1890. Cora Cooper, b. Apr. 5, 18il; m. Samuel Wilde Crook, Jr., Jan. 19, 1891. Thomas Boyd Cooper, b. Oct. 12, 18i3. III. Duke Henrv l(imbrough, b. Nov. 9, 1837; rn. (1) Mary E. booke, who d. Dec. 6, 1876; three chil­ dren; m. (2) Alice Cobb; two children. IV. Jacob Augustine Kimbrough, b. Apr. 8, 1839. Lives at Searcy, Ark. V. Mary Kimbrough, b. June 23, 1840; d. Aug. i, 1844. VI. Robert Franklin Kimbrough, b. Sept. 21, 1841; m. and had several children; d. Mar. 13, 1892. VII. Eunice Attaline Kimbrough, b. May 16, 1843; m. Thomas T. Biggs. Si.....: children. Live at Benton, Tenn. VIII. James Burch Kimbrough, b. June 17, 1844; m. ---Wilson; four children; lives at Wells Point, Texas. IX. Susan Catherine Kimbrough, b. May 23, 1845; m. Alexander Armstrong, Dec., 1864. Three chil- dren. ·· X. Thomas Bradley Kimbrough, b. Nov. 30, 1846. LaVl·yer, judge of Chancery Court for several terms and editor of a paper at Oxford. 5. George Washington Cooke, b. Oct. 16, 1813, in Greenville district, S. C., m. Sarah Jane Gilbreath, Oct. 22, 1840; daughter of Joseph Gilbreath, who moved to McMinn county, locating at Coy Hill in 1826. In 1836 she at­ tended school at Athens, at which period the buildings were principally log; the Baptist church was also of this construction. In that church she tells of the first sermon she evet heard: the preacher wore neither coat nor vest, but with shirt sleeves rolled up to the elbows, collar thrown open, he dispensed the Word with all the fervor and sim­ plicity of the times. Some of the audience looked so primitive that one would have connected them with Noah and the Ark. Shed. Apr. 29, 1905, having been a devoted member of the Conesauga Baptist church for sixty years. One of her descendants writes that: "she was a woman of strong convictions, pure in thought and action, her aspirations were characteristic of noble womanhood. George Washington Cooked. Mar. 5, 1855. Children: I. Mary Elizabeth Cooke, b. Oct. 16, 1841; m. Duke H. Kimbrough, Nov. 11, 1857. II. Margaret Attaline Cooke, b. Nov. 20, 1843; m. Dr. Malcolm Cantrell. son of David and Alice Reynolds Cantrell. (See his line.) III. William Gilbreath Cooke, b. Jan. 17, 1846; m. Miranda A. Hoyle, :\1ay 14, 18i4. IV. Sue C. Cooke, m. L. W. Ca~; d. May 21, 1877. DESCENDAKTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 101

V. Clarissa Luretta Cooke, b. May 11, 1850; d. in 1853. VI. Thomas Joseph Cooke, b. Feb. 20, 1852; d. in 1870. 6. Clarissa Cooke., b. Sept. 16, 1815, in South Carolina; m. Thomas Cooper, Feb. 26, 1835, in McMinn county, Tenn. I. William Cooper, m. ---; five children; d. II. Hazeltine Cooper, m. --- Williams; three chil­ dren. III. Nancy Cooper, m. William Peck; tweh·e children. IV. Phillip Cooper, b. June 17, 1842; m. Emilv Tunnell. V. Drucinda Cooper, m. --- Curd. • VI. Elmira Cooper, m. Christopher Cates. VII. George Cooper, m. ---; eight children; d. Oct. 1, 1892. VIII. Benjamin Cooper, m. Mary Boyd. IX. Mary Cooper, m. --- Williams; three children; d. X. James L. Cooper, m. ---; six children; d. XI. Penelope Cooper, m. --- Foster; eight childre1,. ,. Elmira Cooke, b. June 10, 1817, in South Carolina; m. Jame3 Cooper, Sept. 28, 1834, who was a brother of Henry and Thomas Cooper, who married her sisters Eliza and Clarissa Cooke. She d. Sept. 4, 1854. Three children, whose names were not given. 8. James Burch Cooke, b. in South Carolina, Apr. 1, 1819; m. Penelope McDermott, Jan. 30, 1850. Gradulated from the East Tennessee University (now University of Tennessee), at Kn.oxYille, in the early forties. Was admitted to the bar and practiced at Athens, Tenn., until the beginning of the war. He was colonel of the 59th Tennessee Infantrv, C. S. A., and at the close of the Civil War moved t-0 Chatta­ nooga, where he was a prominent and leading citizen dur­ ing the remainder of his life. He was a member of"i:he legislature; district attorney general of the Judicial Circuit and judge of the Supreme Court of Tennessee. Died i!1 Chattanooga, Apr. 18, 1899. His character is well indi­ cated by the following inscription on his monument in the Old Citizens and Confederate Cemetery at Chattanoog~. which reads: "A learned lawyer. A just judge. A braYe soldier, and an honest man." Judge Cooke accumulated and prepared considerable data regarding the Cantrell family, under the guidance of his mother, which has been of great service to the compiler of this book. Children: I. Thomas Henderson Cooke, m. Elma Wiehl, of Kentucky. II. Mary Cooke, m. William Bentley Swaney, of Galla­ tin, now of Chatianooga. Children: Burch Cooke Swaney, b. Oct. 29, 1885, d. Sept. 2, 1903; Penelope McDermott Swaney; Frances Louise Swaney; Mary Elizabeth Swaney; Elma Roberta Swanev. III. Robert Burch Cooke. m. Sarah De"ine. Children: Rachel Devine Cooke; Adelaide De,ine Cooke; Sarah DeYine Cooke; Mary Penelope Cooke. IV. Penelope Cooke, m. J. T. Patty. Son, James Burch Patty. 9. Attaline Cooke, b. Mar. 25, 1821; m. Dr. James Carson. Feb. 22, 1845; d. Mar. 13, 1897. Children: I. William Carson, m. Dorcas Kimbrough; eight chil­ dren. 102 THE CAN'TRILL-CAXTRELL GEXEALOGY

II. James Burch Carson, m. Maggie Calaway; fiv, children. III. Susan Attaline Carson, m. J. D. Merrell; one child IV. Charlotte Elmira Carson. V. Lavinia Elizabeth Carson, m. John Briggs; fou· children. VI. Fidelia Ellen Carson, rn. John l\Ioore; seven chiJ. dren. VII. Robert H. Carson, rn. Leah Thomas; three chil­ dren. 10. Sarah Miranda Cooke, b. Feb. 8, 1823; rn. Caleb R. Hoyle d. May 28, 1850. Children: I. Clinton De Kalb Hoyle, rn. Susan Hoyle. II. Putnam iYayne Hoyle, rn. Annie Wilson; six chil­ dren. III. Mary Josephine Hoyle, rn. Samuel Chestnut; thre( children. IV. Susannah Hoyle, rn. Henry Cate. Y. David Hoyle, m. --- Dod~on. 11. Susannah Cooke, b. May 9, 1825, in :'.\Ic:'.\Iinn county, Tenn.; m. John D. Chattin, Apr. 3, 1847. Lives in Rhea county, and is the only child now liYing of William Henry and Mary Cantrell Cooke. Children: I. John Chattin, accidentally killed when fifteen yean; of age. II. William Frederick Chattin, m. Annie Clack. III. Eate Chattin, m. Prof. Samuel V1'. Tindell. IV. Robert Peyton Chattin. m. Alice Rising, daughter of Ephraim and Rebecca Rising, of ,Greenville, Tenn. V. MarY Chattin. 12. John Augu~tine Cooke, b. Mar. 7, 1827; d. XoY. 19, 1849. 1094. iv. Thomas, b. about 1786, in Greem·ille district, S. C,; m, (})--- Cantrell; m. (2) --- Glaze. Thomas Cantrell and his family mond to Alabama, where he d. leaYing a family, of whom we could get no records. 1095. * v. Elijah. 1096. vi. Nancy, m. Isaac Cantrell, son of John and Elizabeth Cantrell. (See his line.) 1097. vii. Sarah, m. John Kaskie. They moved to Missouri. 1078. *viii. David. 1099. ix. Gabriel. b. in Greem·ille district. S. C.; went with his parents to Tennessee, where he married Nancy Smith, Gabriel Cantrell moved with his familv to Missouri and we have been unable to trace his descendants. 1100. x. Brazalia, m. Thomas lfaskie. They moved to Missouri.

1091. ISAAC CAXTRELL 5 (Thomas,4 John)3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born in GreenYille district, S. C., about 1781. Married Mary Cantrell, daughter of Minter Cantrell. He moved with his family to Alabama, where all trace of them seems to have been lost. It has also been impossible for us to find to what branch of the family Minter Cantrell belonged; but it is probable that he was a son of either John Cantrell, or Adam Can- DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 103

trell, mentioned in the first census (1790) as being heads of fami­ lies in the Greenville district. 1092. JACOB CANTRELL 5 (Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born about 1782, in Greenville district, S. C. Went with his parents to Tennessee, where he married Elizabeth De Long. They both died in McMinn county. Chiklren: 1101. i. Gabriel, m. Elizabeth McMinn, in McMinn county, Tenn. He d. before reaching middle age, leaving three sons, who moved to Missouri before the Civil War. 1102. * ii. Francis Marion. 1103. iii. Andrew Jackson. Moved to Missouri. Nothing known of his family. 1104. * iv. Thomas Washing-ton. 1105. v. Kancv, m. Milton Rutherford. Several children. 1106. vi. Malinda; m. Calvin Logan. Chiuiren: 1. John Logan. 2. Clarissa Logan, m. Robert Trotter. 1107. vii. Elizabeth, m. James Vanhouser. They live at Mansfield, Mo. 1108. viii. James. No record. 1109. ix. Daughter (could not learn her name) who m. Blomfield Logan. 1102. FRA~CIS MARION CANTRELL 6 (Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 3, 1826, in McMinn county, Tenn. Married Margaret Sellers in 1845. She was born July 19, 1830, and died Dec. 28, 1871. He was a well-to-do and influential man in McMinn county, where he spent his life. Died Kov. 28, 1894. Chiklren: 1110. * i. John Marion. 1111. ii. Elizabeth, m. T. N. Smallwood. They live at Delevan, Mo. Children: 1. Marion Smallwood, who is a merchant. 2. James Smallwood, who is a physician. 1112. * m. James D. 1113. * iv. Thomas Washington. 1114. v. Martha Arminta, m. F. W. Duggan. They live at Dallas, Tex. Chiklren: 1. Myrtle Duggan, m. John Bums. 2. Frank Duggan. 3. De"\Yitt Duggan. 4. King Duggan. 5. Sadie Duggan. 6. Lida Duggan. 1115. vi. Marv Delinie .. b. Feb. 28, 1863. in Mc":llinn county, where she m. S'. C. Hale, Feb. 14, 1888. They liw at Rising.Fawn, Ga. Chiuiren: 1. Ethel May Hale, b. Feb. 20, 1890. 2. Edwin Lee Hale, b. Dec. 5, 1891. 3. Winnie Jane Hale. b. Feb. 13, 1894. 4. Nettie Margaret Hale, b. Feb: 4, 1897. 5. Grace Darling Hale, b. Apr. 8, 1899. 104 THE CAKTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1116. • vii. Jacob F. 1117. *viii. Malcolm. 1118. ix. Caroline, m. William Brock. They live in McMinn county, Tenn., and have several children. 1119. x. Robert Edward, lives in McMinn county, Tenn. 1120. x:i. Ida May, lives in McMinn county, Tenn.

1110. JOHX MARIOK CAXTRELL 7 (Francis M.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 3, 1849. Mar­ ried (1) Mary l\L Hale, Feb. 10, 1880, who died Sept. 18, 1899; married (2) Josie Hale, a sister of his first wife, Apr. 17, 1902. They live at Rising Fawn, Ga., where he has many business in­ terests. He is a prominent member of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, as well as the Epworth League, haying represented both at General and International conferences. For fifteen years he has been superintendent of the Methodist Sunday School at Rising Fawn. He is a Worthy Master of F. & A. M.; P. C. of K. of P.; P. G. of I. 0. 0. F. and is a life member of the Grand Lodges of these orders in the state of Georgia. Having no children, they have adopted and are educating six orphan children as their own. Children: 1121. i. Frank D., b. Dec. 14, 1888. in Missouri. 1122. ii. Sarah H., b. Nov., 1893, in Georgia. 1123. iii. Will D. H., b. Oct. 28, 1895, in Georgia. 1124. iv. Jacob Abbott, b. Dec. 25, 1899, in Wetherford, Tex. 1125. v. Mary Belle, b. July 8, 1901, in Wetherford, Tex. 1126. vi. Maude Sellers, b. Oct. 14, 1902, in Wetherford, Tex.

1112. JAMES D. CAXTRELL 7 (Francis M.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Mc:\finn county, Tenn. Married Sallie Miller. They live at Sherman, Tex. Children: 1127. i. Maggie. 1128. ii. Maria, m. --Cannon. 1129. iii. Tinie. 1130. iv. Bettie. 1131. v. Grover.

1113. THO11AS WASHIXGTOX CAXTRELL 7 (Francis III.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in McMinn county, Tenn. Married Arminta Carlock, Jan. 22, 1884, daughter of James C. and Elizabeth :March Carlock. She was born Apr. 26, 1859, and died June 22, 1899. He lives at Etowah, Tenn., where he has large land interests. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 105

Children: 1132. i. Margaret March, b. Oct. 31, 1884. 1133. ii. Catharine, b. Mar. 16, 1886. 1134. iii. Franklin Marion, b. Nov. 26, 1887. 1135. iv. Thomas Washington, Jr., b. Sept. 13, 1889. 1136. v. James Carlock, b. July 6, 1891. 1137. vi. Jacob Edward, b. Apr. 14, 1893. 1138. vii. Malcolm Paul, b. Aug. 28, 1895. 1139. viii. Florence, b. Oct. 20, 1897.

1116. JACOB F. CANTRELL 7 (Francis M.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John.3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in McMinn county, Tenn. Married --- Page. They live at Cannon, Tex. Children: 1140. i. 1141. ii. 1142. iii.

llli. MALCOL~i CANTRELL 7 (Francis M.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in McMinn county, Tenn. Married ---Duggan. They live at J alapa, Tenn. Children: 1143. i. 1144. ii. 1145. iii.

1104. THO~fAS WASHINGTON CANTRELL 6 (Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in McMinn county, Tenn., in 1829. Married Carolina Brock in 1860, who was born in 1840. He moved with his family to Marion, Ill., where he died July 18, 1871. His widow and family returned to Tennessee after his death. Children: 1146. * i. John H. 1147. * ii. Jacob Lee. 1148. *iii. Thomas Marion.

1146. JOHK H. CANTRELL 7 (Thomas W.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in McMinn county, Tenn. Married Louie Christie, only daughter of Harlan Page and Susan C. Christie, at Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1908. He graduated from the university of Tennessee in the class of 1885. Studied law in the office of Judge James Burch Cooke and was admitted to the Bar in 1887. He is a prominent and successful lawyer of Chattanooga, Tenn., where he is identified with many public institutions. Without solicitation on his part he was elected 106 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GEXEALOGY to the office of city attorney, which position he filled very accept­ ably for two terms. He modestly disclaims any special power as a writer, but his friends assert that articles emanating from his pen have materially assisted in improving both city ordinances and laws for better government in the state. He was secretary of the Cantrell Reunion Committee, and was unanimously elected president of the Cantrell Family Association, which was organized at the meeting held Sept. 5, 1907, at the Jamestown Exposition.

1147. JACOB LEE CANTRELL 7 (Thomas W.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in McMinn county, Tenn. He moved to Texas, where he married Eliza Steele, daughter of Milton and Susan Milam Steele, of Grayson county, Tex. He is engaged in farming, and has land interests, near White­ wright, Tex. Children: 1149. i. Thomas Steele, b. Nov. 5, 1892. 1150. ii. Rirhard Ray, b. Mar. 11, 1895. 1151. iii. Mildred Lee, b. Dec. 17, 1896. 1152. iv. John Henry, b. July 18, 1898. 1153. v. Robert .\Iilton, b. May 9, 1907.

1148. THO:'.\IAS ::\IA.RION CAXTRELL 7 (Thomas W.,6 Jacob,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in McMinn county, Tenn. MoYed to Texas, where he married Mrs. Florence Culwell, in Dec., 1906. They liYe at Celina, Tex.

1095. ELIJAH CANTRELL 5 (Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born about 1788 in Greenville district, S. C. Married Sarah Cantrell. daughter of Benjamin and Charity Legat Cantrell, in South Carolina. They moved to De Kalb county, Tenn., early in the last century and later settled in McMinn county, Tenn. About 184S they mowd, "·ith all their family except their son Thomas, to Dade county, Mo., where Elijah and Sarah Cantrell died. Children: 1154. * i. Thomas. 1155. ii. Lucinda. m. James Lee. Children: 1. Susan Lee. 2. Luke Lee. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 107

1156. * iii. Benjamin. 1157. iv. Hiram. No record. 1158. v. Melissa, m. William Buckman. 1159. vi. Elizabeth, m. Samuel Buckman. 1160. vii. Lafayette. 1161. "iii. Zilley, m. John Cassiday. 1162. * ix. Wilson.

1154. THOMAS CA~TRELL 6 (Elijah,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Jo­ 1 seph,2 Richard ) was born in DeKalb county, Tenn., June 22, 1819, and was a small boy when his parents moved to McMinn county. Married Louisa Lawson, daughter of Lewis Lawson, near Athens, about 1843. In 1850 they moved to Missouri, but returned to Tennessee and lived in Bradley county, during the CiYi! '\Yar; later returned to De Kalb county, where he died in 1885. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and was highly respected in the localities in which he liYed. Children: 1163. * i. Louis Kendrick. 1164. * ii. Elijah 'Wilson. 1165. * iii. Thomas Pierce. 1166. iv. Albert ~L 1167. v. Sarah Elizabeth, m. Lemuel CantreU. son of Jackson Cantre,11. (This is probably Andrew Jackson C~trell, son of Jacob and Elizabeth DeLong Cantrell, but we could not verify this, or further locate Lemuel Cantrell.) Children: 1. Mattie Cantrell, m. Marcum Forster; four children. 2. Louisa Cantrell, m. -- Mathias. 3. John Robert Cantrell. 4. Lilly Cantrell. 1168. vi. Mary Louisa, m. C. M. Holland. 1169. vii. Barbara Elmina, m. John Jones. 1170. viii. Minerva Jane, m. John Jones. 1171. ix. Nancy Clementine, m. Horace Collwick; five sons.

1163. LOuIS KENDRICK CANTRELL 7 (Thomas,6 Elijah,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 26, 1844, in Bradley county, Tenn. Married Mary Ellen Cantrell, youngest daughter of Green and Mary Cantrell, Jan. 23, 1868, in De Kalb county, Tenn. They liYe at McMinnYille. He is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church and is a Republican in politics. At the age of eighteen years, he enlisted in Company C, 11th Georgia Regiment, under General Longstreet. He was in e...-ery battle and skirmish in which Longstreet's men were engaged from Chickamauga to Appomattox Court House. Vi7 as slightly wounded four times. Was at the surrender, Apr. 9, 1865, and reached home May 5, 1865, for the first time since his enlistment. lOS THE CAl\TRILL-CA:1\TRELL GEXEALOGY

Children: 1172. i. Mary Louisa, b. Dec. 22, 1868; m. John W. Evans, Sept. 16, 1898. Children: 1. Julius Hampton Evans. 2. Mary Agnes Evans. 1173. ii. Robert Lee, b. Sept. 15, 1869; d. in 1870. 1174. iii. Thomas Green, b. Apr. 3, 1871. 1175. iv. Alice Lavinia. b. Aug. 1, 1874; d. in 1876. 1176. v. Willie Ah-in, b. Jan. 22. 1877; d. in infancy. 1177. vi. Tina Loudora, b. Aug. 22, 1879; m. James T. Fisher, Dec. 9, 1895. Children: I. Maggie Ellen Fisher, b. Sept. 10, 1896. 2. Chloe Mabel Fisher, b. July 4, 1898. 3. Samantha Florence Fisher, b. Apr. 13, 1900; d. young. 4. Harriet Roberta Fisher, b. June 22, 1902. 1178. vii. Louis Marshall, b. Nov. 11, 1882; d. Mar. 22, 1883. 1179. *viii. Albert Mekin. 1180. ix. Julius French, b. Dec. 4, 1887; d. Jan. 22, 1888. 1181. x. James Everett, b. ~ov. Ii, 1889; d. Sept. 22, 1890. U82. xi. DeWitt Talmadge, b. Oct. 8, 1891; d. in infancy.

1179. ALBERT MELYIX CAXTRELL 8 (Louis K.,7 Thomas,6 Elijah,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennes­ see, Mar. 7, 1884. Married Xannie Moore, Mar. 2, 1902. Child: 1183. i. Mary Ellen, b. Dec. 28, 1902.

1164. ELIJAH WILSOX CA:!\TRELL 7 (Thomas/' Elijah,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Jan. 6, 1848. Married Bettie Jane Moore, Sept. 3, 1873. She was born Sept. 5, 1855. He has large fruit interests in McMinn county, Tenn., where he and his family liYe. They are members of the Methodist church. Children: 1184. i. William Thomas, b. July 29. 1874. 1185. ii. Molly Louisa, b. Feb. 29, 1876; m. George Reden, Sept. 28, 1888. Children: 1. Samuel Reden. 2. Clarence Wilson Reden. 1186. iii. Hattie Esther, b. Dec. 18, 1878; m. John Kinser, Aug. 1, 1901. 1187. iv. Sam Wilson, b. Sept. 5, 1881. 1188. v. Maggie L., b. Aug. 15, 1883: m. Creed Seton, Aug. 22, 1901. 1189. vi. Lucy Almina, b. Aug. 27, 1885; m. Andrew Bunkley, July 24, 1902. 1190. vii. Cally T., b. Apr. 25, 1887. 1191. viii. Creed James, b. Jan. 2. 1889. 1192. ix. Frank, b. May 18, 1891. 1193. ~- Harley.Ross. b. Oct. 2,_1893. ll94. x1. Fred M., b. May 3, 189.:,. 1195. xii. Charles S., b. June 28, 1899. 1196. xiii. John Arthur, d. in infancy.

1165. THOl\fAS PIERCE CAXTRELL 7 (Thomas,t' Elijah,5 DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 109

Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married Sarah Webb. Children: 1197. i. Mary Louisa, m. George Wyatt. 1198. ii. Pearl.

1156. BENJA~1IN CANTRELL 6 (Elijah,5 Thomas,4 John,3 J oseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married and moved to Grundy county, Mo. Child: 1199. i. Albert, who is a merchant, living at St. Joseph, Mo.

1162. WILSON CANTRELL 6 (Elijah,5 Thomas,4 John.3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married---. Children: 1200. i. William. 1201. ii. Marion. 1202. iii. Sallie.

1098. DAYID CANTRELL 5 (Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ 1 ard ) was born July 20, 1795, in Greenville district, S. C. Went with his parents to Tennessee and settled in McMinn county, upon the waters of Chestna creek. Married (1) Alice Reynolds, daugh­ ter of Isham Reynolds, of Hawkins county, Tenn., Feb. 25, 1823. She was born Mar. 10, 1797, and died Feb. 28, 1849, leaving nine children. Married (2) Rebecca Wilburn Crockett, Oct. 19, 1851. Three children. He died Feh. 19, 1859, and was buried in a private plot on what was once a portion of his farm on Chestna creek. Children: 1203. * i. Reynolds. 1204. ii. Clementine, b. Nov. 2, 1825; m. Clinton R. Newman, Dec. 9, 1846; d. Oct., 1891. Children: 1. Spencer Newman, m. Mary Ann Edgeman. They live at Sunset, Tex. Several children. 2. David Newman, m. (1) Lois Ferguson; m. (2) Sarah Lane; six children. They live in McMinn county, Tenn. 3. Lafayette Newman. Lives in Texas. 4. John Malcolm Newman, m. Emma Cantrell, daughter of Reynolds Cantrell. He is a talented minister in the Baptist church. 5. Robert Newman is a Baptist minister and lives at Soddy, Tenn. 6. Margaret Newman, m. ·william Armstrong. They live in Montague county, Tex. 7. Alice Newman, m. John Strange. They live at Knox,-ille, Tenn. 8. Mary Newman, m. (1) Thomas Denton; m. (2) Elijah Wright. They Jive at Collinsville, Tex. 110 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GEXEALOGY

1205. iii. Adaline, b. Feb. 12, 1828; m. Rev. C. R. Hoyle, Aug. 29, 1850· d. June 22, 1859. ' Children: 1. Miranda Hovle. m. W. G. Cooke. son of G. W. and Sarah Cooke, grandson of William Henry and Mary Cantrell Cooke. Children: I. Addie Cooke. II. Sue Cooke. III. James Burch Cooke. IV. Alice Cooke, d. in infancy. V. Emma Cooke. VI. Winnie Cooke. 2. Felix Hoyle, m. Alice Huckaby. They live at Van Alstyne, Tex. 3. Alice Hoyle, d. in infancy. 1206. iv. Elmira, b. Feb. 20, 1830; m. Stephen P. Hale, president of Hiawasee College, at Madisonville, Tenn., for many years, who was a man of fine education and great force of character. Children: 1. Sarah Hale. who is a highly educated and cultured woman. Was a Baptist missionary to Mexico and has written several books: one entitled "Mercedes" is a very interest­ ing story of Mexican life and customs. She has travelled extensively. 2. Elmira Hale, m. Dr. Guilford Bicknell, a prominent physi­ cian and surgeon at Madisom·ille, Tenn. 3. William D. Hale, m. Donna Lee. They live at Madisonville, Tenn. 1207. v. Marcus De Lafayette, b. Apr. 4, 1831; rn. Ernrna.N. Vaughn, Nov. 1, 1855; d. Aug. 26, 1859. 1208. vi. Elizabeth Ann, b. Feb. 4, 1834; d. Dec. 29, 183/l. 1209. * vii. Malcolm. 1210. viii. Alice Elizabeth, b. Mar. 8, 1839; m. Robert Clinton Rowan, in 1865; d. Sept. 4, 1886. Children: 1. Florence Rowan. 2. Robert Rowan. 3. Elrnina Rowan. 4. Mattie Rowan. 5. Frank Rowan. 6. Nora Rowan. 1211. ix. Martha Ann, b. May 8, 1841; d. Nov. 23, 1886. 1212. x. Sarah Mahala, b. June 4, 1853; d. in infancy. 1213. xi. Margaret Madaline, b, Sept. 7, 1855; m. James Gouldy, They · live at Athens, Tenn. 1214. xii. Mary Madora, b. Feb. 21, 1858.

1203. REYNOLDS CANTRELL 6 (David,5 Thomas,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born May 24, 1824, in Tennessee. Married (1) Sarah Vaughn, Feb. 14, 1849; eight children. Married (2) Mrs. Mary Culpepper, nee Emerson; three children. Children: 1215. i. Clementine, m. John ~1cDaniel. Children: 1. Edward !ifcDaniel. 2. McGugan !lfcDaniel. 3. John Il!cDaniel. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 111

1216. ii. Texie, m. Frank Aycock. Children: 1. Clay Aycock. 2. Clifford Aycock. 3. Tom Malcolm Aycock. 4. Bessie Aycock. 5. Alice Aycock. 6. Daisy Aycock. 7. Tennie Aycock. 1217. iii. Lora, d. 1218. iv. Onie, d. 1219. v. Addie, m. Dr. John Mathews, of Maple Grove, Cherokee county, Ala. They live at Leesburg, Ala., where he is a leading druggist. Children: 1. Lillie Mathews. 2. Sallie Mathews, d. 3. Emma Mathews. 4. Nettie Mathews, d. 1220. vi. Emma, m. Rev. John Malcolm :l'-,ewman. They live in Tex:is. 1221. * vii. Clay. 1222. *viii. Malcolm. 1223. * ix. David. 1224. x. Lafayette. 1225. xi. Roy.

1221. CLAY CANTRELL 7 (Reynolds,6 DaYid,5 Thoma!:',4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married Hattie Botton. They liYe at Amador City, Cal. Children: 1226. i. Herbert. 1227. ii. William. 1228. iii. Elva.

1222. MALCOLM CANTRELL 7 (Reynolds,6 David,5 Thomas,4 1 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Tennessee. Married Mar­ garet Ellen Mathews, daughter of Dr. James Mathews. He is one of the leading business men of HuntsYille, Ala. He i!:' a druggist and also has many other interests in that locality. Children: 1229. i. Sarah Elizabeth. 1230. ii. Addie Lorena. 1231. iii. Mattie Vaughn.

1223. DAVID CANTRELL 7 (Reynold!:',6 Da,'.id,5 Thoma!:'., 4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee. Married --­ l\Iiller. They liYe in Texas. Children: 1232. i. 1233. ii.

1209. MALCOLM CANTRELL 6 (DaYid,5 Thomas,4 John,3 112 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born May 17, 1836. Married Attaline Cooke, daughter of George"\\'. and Sarah Cooke, and granddaugh­ ter of William Henry and Mary Cantrell Cooke, Dec. 1, 1864. His wife lived only two and a half years after their marriage, and although he was yet a young man, he never married again. As she grew older, the tastes, habits and knowledge of his daughter made her a congenial companion. He was converted and joined Zion Hill Baptist church in Mc­ Minn county, Tenn., at the age of fourteen years. At his death, Oct. 17, 1899, he had been clerk of Conesauga Baptist church for twenty-five years. He was a physician and when he died many were heard to say that:" He was the best man in the world." He was even-tempered, modest and retiring, but was withal a man of firm convictions. A nephew in writing of him, said that he "was a model of simple, earnest Christian manhood, whose memory I revere."

Chud: 1234. i. Laura Attaline, m. Phillip Kinser, who is a druggist at Tellico Junc­ tion, Tenn. Chudren: 1. Malcolm Kinser. 2. Phillip Cantrell Kinser. 3. Bessie Ruth Kinser, b. June 5, 1906.

24. RErBEN CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C., about 1762, where he married and in 1790 had three sons under sixteen years of age and one daughter. This family probably moved to Rutherford, now Buncombe county, N. C., about 1800, or shortly after.

Chudren: 1235. * i. Samuel. 1236. ii. Reuben, who owned land in 1814 on Thickety creek, a branch of the Broad river. 123i. iii. Jacob, who lived in Rutherford county, and owned land there. In 1840 he bought some land from Elias Cantrell which was located on Rockey Spur, \Yalnut Mountain, adjoining his own land. 1238. iv. Daughter. Name unknovrn.

5 4 1235. SA::\IrEL CANTRELL C (Reuben, John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born about 1785 in Rockingham county, but went to Rutherford, now Buncombe county, N. C., when a boy and married Mary Giles in that county about 1818. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 113

He entered a state grant of 125 acres of land, Nov. 11, 1826, and his name appears in deeds in 1828, 1829, 1833 and later. Children (who are not given in chronological order): 1239. i. Perry, m. and moved south (Georgia?) and had a family of seven boys and three girls, whose names we could not learn. 1240. * ii. John. 1241.. * iii. Levi. 1242. iv. Louis, d. young. 1243. v. Matison, m. Matilda Kilpatrick, Feb. 6, 1867. They live in Henderson county, N. C., and have three girls and one boy, whose names we could not learn. 1244. ,ri. Mollie. 1245. vii. Jennie. 1246. viii. Betsey. 1247. ix. Hannah. 1248. x. Annie. 1249. xi. Raney.

1240. JOHN CANTRELL 6 (Samuel,5 Reuben,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born about 1823, near Hendersonville, N. C. Married (1) Julia Hamilton in 1843; seven children. She was born in Buncombe county and died Oct. 7, 1872. Married (2) Ellen Mints, Oct. 6, 1873. He served in a Korth Carolina regiment, Union Army, during the Civil War. Died Apr. 15, 1906, in South Carolina. Children: 1250. * i. Volney. 1251. * ii. Perry. 1252. iii. Joseph R., m. Easter Kearns. 1253. iv. William P., m. Martha J. Blythe, Feb. 21, 1879. 1254. v. Samuel J., d. 1255. * vi. Frank. 1256. vii. Marian, m. Aleck Drake. Children: 1. Elijah Drake. 2. Neal Drake. 3. Julia Drake. 4. Sallv Drake. 5. Cha~lotte Drake.

1250. VOL:'.\EY C. V. CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Samuel,5 Reuben,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Oct. 2, 1845, in North Caro­ lina. Married (1) Catherine Bryant in Oct., 1865; fiye children. Married (2) Mary Bryant Blythe, Nov. 20, 1880. Catherine and Mary Bryant were sisters and were daughters of a Baptist minister. He served in the Union Army, during the Civil \Yar, for two years in Company H, 2d North Carolina Regiment, being only fifteen years of age when he enlisted, together ·with his father and Uncle Levi. 114 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GEKEALOGY

He and his family live at Horseshoe, N. C., and many of this branch of the family live in this vicinity, where the elder members of the family located over a century ago. Children: 1257. i. Jane, b. Oct, 15, 1866; m. and has two children. 1258. ii. John, b. Feb. 22, 1869; m. and has six children. 1259. iii. Marcila, b. Dec. 2, 18il. 1260. iv. Augusta, b. Feb. 23, 18i5; m. and has three children. 1261. v. Lily, b. Aug. 24, 18i7; m. and has three children. 1262. vi. Lilla, b. May 30, 1882.

1251. PERRY CA:'.\TRELL 7 (John,6 Samuel,5 Reuben,4 John,3 Joseph 2 Richard 1) was born near Hendersonville, :'.\. C. Married Lena Drake. Died in 1881. Child: 1263. i. Son. ' 1255. FRAXE: CAXTRELL 7 (John,6 Samuel,5 Reuben,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Korth Carolina. Married Cinthy Higgins, Kov. 23, 1876. Children: 1264. i. Samuel. 1265. ii. Salmon. 1266. iii. Levi. 1267. iv. Joseph. 1268. v. :Maria. 1269. vi. Betsey.

1241. LEY! CAKTRELL 6 (Samuel,5 Reuben,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rutherford county, N. C., where he mar­ ried Susan Blythe, Apr. IS, 1855. He served in a North Carolina Regiment, Union Army, during the Civil War. Children: 1270. i. Minty, m. J. D. Morris, Nov. l, 1880. 1271. ii. Hilliard, m. Minnie Reeves. 1272. iii. Nettie, m. Robert Orr.

There are records in Buncombe county and Henderson county, :'.\. C., of other Cantrells, whom we have been unable to place. It is probable that Reuben Cantrell and Jacob Cantrell, sons of Reuben Cantrell, Sr., married and had sons, but we were unable to verify this. Elias Cantrell, whose land adjoined Jacob Cantrell's on Rocky Spur, "\Yalnut ?.fountain, was Deputy Sheriff in Hendersom·ille, and a man of high standing and excellent reputation. We have DESCEKDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL J 15 been informed that he was not a brother of Jacob Cantrell, but it is not improbable that he was a son of Jacob Cantrell. Gelford Cantrell had a state grant of land made to him Apr. 9, 1828, but does not appear to be of this branch of the family, p.lthough living in Buncombe county. The following were probably of this branch: John Cantrell, who married Sarah E. Sumner, Sept. 30, 1860. B. R. Cantrell, who married AYa H. Beck, at Sandy Bush, X. C. Alfred Cantrell, whose name appears in deeds in Buncombe county.

25. EDWARD CAN'TRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1). Married in Rockingham county, N. C., and in the census of 1790 is given as a head of a family, with four sons under sixteen years of age. Children: 1273. i. 1274. ii. 1275. iii. 1276. iv.

Marriages were not recorded in Rockingham county, N,_,C., until about 1800, and as we could not find the wills of Charles, Joshua or Edward Cantrell, who all lived and married in that county, nor any of the descendants who could enlighten us, we cannot give the names of the wiYes, or children, of these three sons of John Cantrell. It is probable that the following are descendants, however, as their marriages were recorded at V,entworth, Rock­ ingham county. Robert Cantrel to Nancy Shreves, Jan. 13, 1808. William Carroll to Sarah Cantrel, Mar. 30, 1819. Thompson Cantrel to Delpha Burnett, June 11, 1835. James Cantrel to Ruth Sanders, Jan. 16, 1800. Andrew Cantrel to l\Iissouri King, Jan. 9, 1861.

26. BEXJA11I:s CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C., probably about 1768, and was a small boy when his parents rnoYed to Spartanburg county, S. C. At the time of the fighting in Ninety Six district, during the ReYolution, he ,Yas a lad of about twelYe years of af:e; it is said that while he was ploughing in the fields, that by lying with his ear to the ground he could distinctly hear the roar of the cannon. He appears in the census of 1790 as "Head of a family" 116 THE CA~TRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY in Spartanburg county. Married ( 1) Charity Legat; ten children; married (2) Polly Magness and (3) Hannah Powell. There were no children by either of the last marriages. About 1814 he moved with his family to Tennessee, near the present site of Smithville. A grant of land made to him at this time is recorded at Sparta, vYhite county. He died in Warren county, Tenn., about 1843. Children: 1277. * i. Peter. 1278. * ii. James. 1279. * iii. Ravburn. 1280. * iv. Benjamin. 1281. v. Elizabeth, b. in South Carolina; m._Daniel Thomas in Tennessee. 1282. vi. Nancy, d. young. 1283. vii. Sarah, b. in South Carolina; m. Elijah Cantrell, son of Thomas Cantrell. (See his line.) 1284. viii. Mary, b. in Tennessee. She was the first white child born on Sink creek; m. Green Cantrell, son of Isaac Cantrell. (See his line.) 1285. ix. Matilda, b. in Tennessee; m. John Cantrell, son of Abraham Cantrell. (See his line.) 1286. x. Martha, b. in Tennessee; m. Jackson Forrester. Children: 1. LeYi Forrester. 2. Benjamin Forrester. 3. Green Forrester. 4. Nancy Forrester. 5. John Forrester.

1277. PETER CAXTRELL 5 (Benjamin,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., and went with his parents to Tennessee, where he married Elizabeth Davis.· He and his family mond to Dade county, Mo., about 1850. Chiulren: 1287. i. Thomas: 1288. ii. Richard. 1289. iii. Cain. 1290. iv. Jefferson. 1291. v. John. 1292. vi. Tilman. 1293. vii. Jlfoses. 1294. viii. Thompson. 1295. ix. Herd. 1296. x. Brazilia. 1297. xi. Cinda. 1298. xii. Nancv. 1299. xiii. Elizabeth.

1278. JAMES CANTRELL 5 (Benjamin,4 John,3 Joseph.2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., and went with his parents to Tennessee. where he married Kizzie Cantrell. He had a finger shot off in the Seminole War. DESCEKDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CAXTRILL 117

Children: 1300. i. Benjamin, m. Mary Adcock. 1301. ii. Tilman, m. --- Taylor. Served in the Mexican War. 1302. * iii. James. 1303. iv. Abel, m. Sallie Potter. 1304. v. William. 1305. vi. Jasper, d. in service during Mexican iYar. Fnmarried. 1306. vii. Sarah, m. --- Forrester. 130i. viii. Elizabeth, m. Abraham Taylor. 1308. ix. Martha, m. John Louney. He was killed in the Mexican War.

1302. JA:'.\1ES CAKTRELL 6 (James,5 Benjamin,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born in Tennessee, where he married --­ Taylor. Children: 1309. i. Levi Dodson, served in 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A. 1310. ii. William H., served in 16th Tennessee Regiment, C. S. A., and was killed at Pulaski, Tenn.

1279. RAYBURN CANTRELL 5 (Benjamin,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in South Carolina and went to Tennessee with his parents. He married in East Tennessee, Nellie---. He and his family moYed to :'.\Iissouri. Children: 1311. i. Reuben. 1212. ii. John. 1313. iii. Washington. 1314. iv. James. 1315. v. Nancy. 1316. vi. Sarah. 13li. vii. Elizabeth.

1280. BEXJAMIK CANTRELL 5 (Benjamin,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Went with his parents to Tennessee, where he married Frances Fowler. He was a remarkably strong man and many stories are told regarding his power of endurance. At one time he lifted eleven hundred pounds of copper in a square box. This feat was puh­ lished far and wide in the newspapers and a challenge sent out for a competition in lifting heaYy weights, but no one was found who could compete with him. Chiklren: 1318. i. Elias. 1319. ii. Benjamin. 1320. iii. Allen. 1321. iv. Anderson. 1322. v. Matilda. 1323. vi. Mary. 118 THE CAKTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

28. JAMES CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C. Went with his parents to Spartanburg county, S. C., where he married Elizabeth---. He owned a plantation on Buck creek and the family were members of the Buck creek Baptist church. Surrounding this old church is a graveyard still in use, which has been used since 1775. The first arrangement was very primitive: there were no plots, but burials were made in rows, and the rows named for the families using them. In the Cantrell row are many old tomb­ stones so worn with age that it is difficult to decipher them; but in it were placed James Cantrell, Elizabeth, his wife, and other members of their family. He served with distinction in the War of 1812. It has been impossible to get a complete list of his children, but he had a son: Child: 1324. *i. Thomas.

1324. THO:'.\IAS CANTRELL 5 (James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ 1 ard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., where he-married Margaret McAdams about 1804. He served in the War of 1812. Children: 1325. * i. James. 1326. * ii. Moses. 1327. iii. Elizabeth, b. in South Carolina. No record. 1328. *iv. William Jefferson.

1325. JAMES CANTRELL 6 (Thomas,5 ,Tames, 4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in South Carolina. Married and moved to Georgia. Children: 1329. i. James. 1330. ii. Andrew.

1326. MOSES CANTRELL 6 (Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born in South Carolina. MoYed to Cass county, Ga., where he married --- Roper. Children: 1331. * i. Demarcus Syh·ester. 1332. ii. James. 1333. iii. 'William. 1334. iY. Moses. 1335. v. Josie. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CA:t\TRILL 119

1331. DEMARCUS SYLVESTER CANTRELL 7 (l\foses,6 Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Forsythe county, Ga., Dec. 29, 1829. Married Caroline Chamlee. He moved with his family to Texas in 1870 and lives at Nash, Bowie county. Children: 1336. i. T. M., b. Oct. 9, 1865. Lives at Nash, Tex. 1337. * ii. S. V1. 1338. iii. Alice, b. July 23, 1870. Lives at Nash, Tex. 1337. S. "\V. CA:'.\TRELL 8 (Demarcus S.,7 Moses,6 Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Georgia, Jan. 27, 1868. Was a very small boy when his parents moved to Texas. l\Iarried Eva D. Hibbs, at Texarkana, Tex., Nov. 18, 1889. He and his family moved to Portland, Ore., in June, 1900. Children: 1339. i. Benjamin Franklin, b. Nov. 20, 1890, in Texas. 1340. ii. Joel Hayden, b. Aug. 16, 1892; d. May 11, 1897, in Texas. 1341. iii. Carrie Clementine, b. Nov. 9, 1894, in Texas. 1342. iY. Charles Bryan, b. Jan. 9, 1897, in Texas. 1343. v. Howard Sy!Yester, b. Jan. 2, 1904, in Portland, Ore. 1328. WILLLHf JEFFERSON CANTRELL 6 (Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Sept. 1, 1813, i~ Jackson county, Ga. Married (1) Mary Mayes, of Virginia, in 1835; she died in 1846, leaving three children. Married (2) Amanda Russell, in 1851; eight children. She was born Sept. 18, 1827, and died Dec. 7, 1902. He died July 15, 1904. He and his family were members of the Baptist church. He took an active part in removing the Indians from Georgia, and later was connected with the Confederate Army, during the Civil War, in furnishing supplies. He was an eminent lawyer and judge of Calhoun, Gordon county; Ga., and was well known throughout the states of Georgia and Tennessee, ranking at the head of his profession. It was with pride that he has been known to say: That in the many years he had practiced his profession and ser,ed on the Bench, he had never known, or heard of the name of Cantrell being on a criminal docket, nor connected with a dis­ honorable act, and that in his large acquaintance in different branches of the family that quiet dignity of manner and love and pride of family were proverbial. Children: 1344. * i. Jesse C!ewland. 1345. * ii. Stephen Thomas. 120 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

1346. iii. Susan Elizabeth, b. Aug. 31, 1846, at Crossville, Ca.ss county, Ga.; m. A. Willingham, of Gordon county, Ga., about 1868. Chudren: 1. Frank Willingham, b. about 1871; m. -----. Lives at Rome, Ga. 2. Mary, b. about 1873. Lives at Rome, Ga. 3. Beulah, b. in Texas about 1876; m. ----­ Lives at Cartersville, Ga. 1347. * iv. James Robert. 1348. v. Mary Frances, b. Dec. 15, 1854, in Calhoun, Ga.; m. William Black, of Gordon county, Ga., where they live. Chudren: 1. Mary Black. 2. Hugh Black. 3. James Black. 1349. * Yi. Abda Felix and 1350. * vii. Abdi Festus (twins). 1351. viii. Maggie Anna, b. Feb. 10, 1860, in Calhoun, Ga.; m. C. Harkins; d. Dec. 18, 1897, leaving five children. Hem. (2) Dora Cant­ rell, daughter of Stephen Thomas Cantrell. Chudren: 1. Julian Harkins. 2. Russel Harkins. 3. John Harkins. 4. Madge Harkins. 5. Myrene Harkins. 1352. * ix. John Russell. 1353. x. Joseph, d. in infancy. 1354. xi. Eva, b. Nov. 3, 1871. Lives at Calhoun, Ga.

1344. JESSE CLEYELAKD CAKTRELL i (William J.,6 Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Oct. 30, 1838. Married Jennie Crow, Apr. 24, 1873, daughter of William Pear and Sarah Squires Crow; granddaughter of Peter and.Jane Corn Crow, of an old "Virginia family. He enlisted Apr. 29, 1861, in 4th Georgia Regiment, Company F, from Gordon county. Was in many battles, including Second Bull Run, Fish's Hill, Cedar Run, Winchester, seven days' fight around Richmond. Went to District of Columbia, from thence to Antietam, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Was also in the Battle of the Wilderness and at the surrender, Apr. 9, 1865, at ' Appomattox Court House. Was in command of sharpshooters at Petersburg. For the past thirty years has been a resident of Chattanooga, Tenn. Chudren: 1355. * i. William Cleveland. 1356. ii. Harry Raymond, b. Dec. 19, 1879. Is in business in Chattanooga:

1355. WILLIAM CLEYELAND CANTRELL 8 (Jesse,7 Wil­ liam J.,6 Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard.1) was born DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 121

Apr. 24, 1875, in Chattanooga. Married Bertha Zimmerman, Sept. 10, 1903. He is city electrician at Chattanooga. Child: 1357. i. Marion A., b. Nov, 9, 1905.

1345. STEPHEN THO~IAS CANTRELL 7 (William J.,6 Thom­ as,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 25, 1843, in New Town, Cass county, Ga. Married Virginia Thornton in 1865, who was born in Dawson, Ga. They live at Calhoun. He served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Children: 1358. * i. William. 1359. ii. Sarah, m. -- Adcock, in 1895. They liw at Calhoun, Ga. One child. 1360. iii. Minnie. 1361. iY. Dora, m. C. Harkins, in 1900. They live at Calhoun, Ga. Two children. 1362. v. Cornelia, m. -----. Lives at Tullahoma, Tenn. Two chil­ dren. 1363. vi. Thomas.

135S. WILLIAM CANTRELL 8 (Stephen Thomas,7 William J.,6 Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Georgia. 11arried Ollie Laird. They live at Atlanta, Ga. Children: 1364. i. 1365. ii. 1366. iii.

1347. JAMES ROBERT CANTRELL 7 (William J.,6 Thomas,5 1 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Jan. 18, 1853, in Calhoun, Ga. Married Jennie Whitely, of Gadsden, Ala., in 1893. He is a leading merchant at Rome, Ga. Children: 1367. i. Robert, b. in 1895. 1368. ii. Edward, b. in 1898. 1369. iii. Evelyn, b. in 1902.

1349. ABDA FELIX CANTRELL 7 (William J.,6 Thomas.5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 14, 18.57, in Calhoun, Ga. Married Nettie Dykes, of Floyd county, in 1887. He is a prominent business man of Rome, Ga. Children: 1370. i. Ethel, b. in 1892. 1371. ii. Louise, b. in 1894. 1372. iii. Donald, b. in 1896. 1373. iv. Felix, b. in 1902. 122 THE CANTRILL-CAXTRELL GENEALOGY

1350. ABDI FESTUS CANTRELL i (William J.,6 Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 14, 1857, in Calhoun, Ga. Is a twin brother of Abda Felix Cantrell. Married Harris Reeves. He is a lawyer of prominence in Georgia. V{ as for many years connected with his father, Judge Cantrell, in business, under the firm name of William J. Cantrell & Son. He is now practicing alone at Calhoun. Children: 1374. i. Ruth. 137 5. ii. Lois. 1376. iii. Mildred. 1377. iv. Martha.

1352. JOHX RUSSELL CANTRELL i (William J.,6 Thomas,5 James,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richar'd 1) was born in Calhoun, Ga., Feb. 14, 1867. Married Nettie King, of Floyd county. They live at Rome, Ga., where he is in business with his brother James Robert Cantrell.

29. WILLIAM CA:KTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rockingham county, N. C., about 1766. Married Eliza­ beth \Vilkens in 1788 in Spartanburg county, S. C. She was a daughter of Col. William and Elizabeth Wilkens and was born Aug. 11, 1771. The \\'ilkens family were among the first settlers of Spartanburg county. They settled in the Yicinity of Goucher's creek, before the ReYolutionary War and \Villiam Wilkens served as a colonel. His wife was Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Terrell, of the Terrell family of Culpepper county, Ya. William Cantrell purchased land on Goucher's creek, Nov. 30, 1797, and a few years later on the North Pacolet river, adjoining land owned by \11-'illiam \Vilkens. He accumulated considerable property on the fork of Pacolet river, adjoining Buck creek, and it is said that he was called "Billy Cantrell, Gentleman" because he owned so much land and so many slaYes. He made deeds, Kov. 2, 1827, for oYer 1,300 acres of land to William Cantrell, Jr. The witnesses being Milly Duncan, Catherine Jones and Col. Wil­ liam Wilkens. Sometime about 1840, or later, all his children moved to Georgia and Alabama. Children: 1378. i. Milly, m. (1) -- Duncan, in South Carolina m. (2) John; E. Brown, of Gainesville, Ga. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 123

Children: 1. Bloomfield Duncan. 2. Lafayette Duncan. 3. Decatur Duncan. 4. Tirza Duncan. 5. May Duncan. 1379. ii. Catherine, m. ---Jones, in South Carolina. Moved to Georgia. Child: 1. Daughter, m. (1) William Austell; m. (2) Dr. Hornsby. Children: I. Talita Austell. II. Miranda Anstell. III. Ophelia Anstell. 1380. iii. Mary, m. John Jeffries. They lived at Wetumpka, Ga. 1381. iY. Denice, m. Joseph Camp; d. Children: 1. Dr. Thomas Camp. 2. William Camp, d. during Civil War: m.: two childre1'. 1382. v. Jane, m. --- Camp; d. in Georgia, in 1858. Children: 1. Joseph Camp. 2. James Marshall Camp. 3. Catherine Camp, m. Jesse Blaylock. Fayetteville, Ga. 4. Aaron Camp. 5. Mary Camp, m. Brack Blaylock. Fairborn, Ga. 6. Eveline Camp, m. Professor Louney. Fayetteville, Ga. 7. Narcissus Camp, m. Simon Zellers. Fairborn, Ga. 8. Carrie Camp, m. --- Crawley. 1383. * vi. William. 1384. vii. James Madison. (See Supplement regarding this familv.) 1385. viii. Aaron. (See Supplement regarding this family.) •

1383. WILLIAM CANTRELL 5 (William,4 John,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) v;as born in Spartanburg county, S. C., about 1801. Probably married in that state. Moved to Campbell county, Ga., where he died. He was a physician. Child: 1386. i. Oscar, b. in 1837. His parents died when he was young and his uncle, James Madison Cantrell, educated him. He lived a num­ ber of years in Atlanta, Ga. Married and had two children (names not given). His wife and both children died and he left Atlanta about 18i8. His family lost trace of him. It is probable that this was the Oscar Cantrell who was living in Mt. Holly, S. C., some years ago, and who wrote that his father was William Cantrell, born in Spartanburg county, S. C., in 1801. Oscar Cantrell, of Mt. Holly, died about four years ago.

30. MOSES CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) ,ms one of the administrators of the estate of his father in 1803. We could not learn anything about his descendants, if any. He owned 250 acres of land on Island creek, Pacolet river, Spartanburg county, S. C. In this county there is a record of a deed to Moses L. Cantrell dated Jan. 30, 1840. · 124 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

31. DAKIEL CAXTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) owned considerable property in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married and had several children. July 20, 1841, he made deeds of gift to children named below, who left descendants whom we have not been able to trace. The witnesses to the deeds mentioned were Mark Forest, Peter Cantrell, Charles Cantrell and Isaac Cantrell, , but there is nothing to show whether the three last were sons of Daniel Cantrell, or whether they were sons of Isaac Cantrell, Sr., who also lived in that vicinity, and had sons named Peter and Charles. Children: 1387. i. Jane, m. James Kinsman, to whom he gave 100 acres. 1388. ii. Berryman, to whom he gaw 200 acres. 1389. iii. Isaac Cantrell, to whom he gave 200 acres. 13?0· iv. Sarah, m. Anderson Findley, to whom he gave 100 acres.

32. GABRIEL CANTRELL 4 (John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was the youngest of John Cantrill's twenty-one sons. There is a tra­ dition that he never married, but that he accumulated consider­ able property.

8. JOSEPH CANTRILL 3 (Joseph,2 Richard 1) was porn in New Castle county, Pa., June, 1726, and was baptized, Dec. 10, 1726, at Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) church, in what is now Wil­ mington, Del. He probably moved to North Carolina at the same time his brother John Cantril! went there, before the Revolution, as there is a tradition that there was a large caravan who moved · south at the same time. It is probable that he and his family settled in Randolph county, K. C., and that the two following were his sons. Children: 1391. i. Charles, b. about li50; m. in Randolph county, K. C., in li'i2. 1392. ii. Joseph, b. about li52; m. in Randolph county, N. C., in li74.

9. ZEBl'LON" CANTRELL 3 (Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born about 1728 in New Castle county, Pa. Married Mary Mon~ gomery. He died when his children were young and his widow married (2) David Henly, of Yirginia, a Baptist minister. Children: 1393. i. A daughter (name unknown), m. William Nolen. They moved to Tennessee, founded the village of Nolensville, Vililliamson county. 1394. ii. A daughter (name unknown), m. Joel Chitwood. They moved to Tennessee and settled on Cave creek, Lincoln county, near Favetteville. 1395. *iii. Stepl1en. DESCEKDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 125

1395. STEPHEK CANTRELL 4 (Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in 1758 and died in Sumner county, Tenn., Feb. 5, 1827. He married Mary S. Blakemore, at Fort Blount, Tenn., in 1782. She was a daughter of Maj. John Blakemore, of the famous "Donelson Expedition" and was born in North Carolina, l\far. 8, 1765, and died Aug. 2, 1849. He probably went to North Carolina at the time of the large exodus south of the Cantrell family, as he was in the service of the Continental Commissioners of that state as Captain of the Guard. during the Revolutionary War. For the faithful discharge of his duties he was awarded a grant of land, 640 acres on Stewart's creek, Davidson county, Tenn. The deed is recorded at Nashville. This land lay in what was aftenrnrds Sumner county, Tenn., which was taken in 1786, by authority of North Carolina, off the east side of Davidson county. During the years of 1792-93, Stephen Cantrell was captain of a company of sixty-three men, organized for the protection of the country against the inroads of the Indians. He and William Montgomery were the first representatives from Sumner county to the First Legislature in Tennessee, which met Mar. 28, 1796, at Knoxville. He was senator from Sumner county in 1797. See Appendix for Stephen Cantrell's Will. Children: 1396. * i. Stephen. 139i. ii. Sarah, m. Caleb Willis, of Sumner county; both d. Children: 1. Stephen Willis. 2. Polk Willis. 3. Minerva Willis, m. --- Walton. 4. Julia Willis, m. --- Elane. 5. Lennie 'Willis, m. --- Allen. 6. Mary ·willis, m. --- Davis. i. C-01nelia Willis, m. H. B. Morris. Children: I. T. 0. Morris, of Nashville, Tenn. II. R. L. Morris. IIJ. A daughter, m. T. H. Manly. I\'. A daughter, m. A. E. Garner. 1~98. * iii. Ota. 1399. iv. Alfred, drowned in Cumberland riYer, in 1826. NeYer married. 1400. * V. William. 1401. * vi. Zebulon Pike. 1402. vii. John, d. in boyhood from lockjaw, caused by kick of a horse. 1403. viii. Mary, m. Dr. William Edwards. No children. Thev live at Gallatin, Tenn. • 1404. * ix. Darbv H. 1405. X. James Madison, graduated from Pennsylvania Medical College. '1,"ent t-0 Mexico and d. at Santa Fe, in 183i, while on a return visit home. Never married. 126 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1406. * xi. George Clinton. 1407. xii. John Cantrell, an adopted son, became a leading merchant and wealthy salt manufacturer on the Kanawha river, in West Virginia. He was a Representative in Congress 1820-30.

1396. STEPHEX CANTRELL 5 (Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 10, 1783, in Sumner county, Tenn. Died Sept. 5, 1854, near Pine Bluff, Ark. Married Jan. 2, 1807, Juliet Ann Deaderick Wendel, daughter of David and Susanna Deaderick Wendel, of Winchester, Va., where she was born Apr. 8, 1787. She died at Nashville, July 3, 1839. Her maternal grand­ father, David Deaderick, Sr., of \Vurtemburg, Germany, emigrated to America before 1750, and was among the German Pennsylvan­ ians who settled ¥.'inchester, Va., the oldest town in the Shenan­ doah Valley. She was a woman noted for her kindness and good­ ness; of a deeply religious nature, she endeavored to practice the teachings of Christianity in her daily life. She was a close com­ municant of the Presbyterian church for many years and left a lasting impression of tenderness and love upon her family and friends. Stephen Cantrell was commissary and quartermaster during the Creek War; pension agent for all middle Tennessee for many years; county magistrate; mayor of ~ ash ville; president of the Bank of Nashville and was interested in different mercantile pur­ suits; finally was a cotton planter on the Arkansas riYer. Children: 1408. * i. George Michael Deaderick. 1409. ii. Mary Ann, b. in 1808; m. Dr. T. I. I. Howard, in Franklin county, Tenn. They moved to Pine Hill, Tex., where she d. Dec. 7, 1872. Their onlv child d. in infancy. 1410. iii. Emeline Susannah~ b. Sept. 26, 1810; m. Alexander Cassiday, a merchant of Nashville; d. Aug. 6, 1843. He mowd to ·waco, Tex., where he d. Oct. 21, 1880. Children: 1. Marv Eliza Cassiday. 2. Emma Cassiday. m. Capt. I. D. Morrow, at her father's request, Oct. 21, 1880. They have a son: Child: I. Son, b. Jan. 10, 1883. 1411. iv. Elizabeth Searcy, b. in 1812: m. Abram Van Wyck, in 1830; d. in New York, May 9, 1874. He was a banker in Tennessee. Children: 1. Sarah Yan Wyck, m. Dr. Magruder, a distinguished physi­ cian of 1-Yashingt.on, D. C., of which city he was at one time mayor. Child.· I. Millicent ::lfagruder. 2. Juliet Yan Wyck, m. Gen. Adna Anderson, a civil engineer, long identified with the building of railroads. DESCEKDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 127

Chiulren: I. Juliet Anderson, m. Lieutenant Fremont, lT. S. A., son of John C. Fremont. II. Phillip Anderson. III. John Anderson. IV. Bessie Anderson. V. Mary Anderson. 3. Mary Van Wyck, m. Benjamin Silliman Church, of Kew York City, who has been connected with the management of the Croton Waterworks for many years. Chiul: I. Angelica Schuyler Church. 4. Phillip Van R. Van Wyck, a prominent lawyer of Kew York City, d. recently, leaYing a large family. 5. Harry Van Wyck, d. young. 1412. Y. A child, d. in infancy. 1413. vi. Matilda Carter, b. Jan. 26, 1818; m. William F. Mason, May 19, 11 1846. He was b. in Baltimore, Md., in 1800: went to TennessPe and later t-0 Holly Springs, ·Miss., where ·he became ai, in­ fluential citizen. Chilaren: I. Watson Mason, b. Dec. 11, 1847; m. Barbara Ferguson, a daughter of Robert Ferguson, of Montgomery county, Tenn., Mar. 9, 1880. He is in the insurance business in Memphis. Chiul: I. William Mason. 2. Juliet Mason, b. Nov. 15, 1849; d. young. 3. Ella F. Mason. 4. George C. Mason. Lives at St. Louis, Mo. 5. Margaret G. Mason, m. ,villiam A. Jones, Oct. 9, 187i. He is a merchant at Holly Springs, Miss., and an officer in the Presbyterian church. Chiul: I. Mason Cantrell Jones, b. Sept. 28, 1878. 6. Kate Mason, m. W. E. Baskin, a lawyer, of Okolona, Miss. Chiul: I. Watson Baskin. 1414. vii. Elvira Searcy, b. in 1820; m. Edwin Ferguson, Jan. 14, 1846. He was b. in Southampton, England, in 1812, and was a merchant at New Orleans until his death. Chiul: 1. Edwin Ferguson, Jr., b. Nov. 26, 1846; m. Fanny Gregorv, of Henderson, Ky., in 1872. They have four children.· 1415. viii. David ,vendel, b. Jan. 15, 1822; d. Aug. 28, 1835. 1416. * ix. William Armour. 1417. x. Margaret Armstrong, b. Mar. 23, 1829; d. June 10, 1834.

1408. GEORGE MICHAEL DEADERICK CANTRELL 6 (Ste­ phen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Oct. 9, 1807, at Nashville, Tenn., and died there ~1a~· 25, 1886. Married Clara V1alker, Nov. 26, 1849, daughter of Robert T. Walker, a Scotchman and merchant of Kashville, who was born Dec. 15, 1824. Her mother was Adeline Poston Walker, of Clarksville, Tenn., who lost her life, with an infant son in her arms, in the 128 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

burning of the steamer Brandywine, on the Mississippi river, below Memphis, in 1830. Clara ·walker Cantrell died Apr. 2, 1891, at Kashville. One of her sons writes of her: "She was the personification of unselfishness. A member of the Presbyterian church, her life was that of a true Christian wo­ man: Christian in the full and liberal sense, not erratic and narrow, but practical and broad, doing as she would be done by and always striving to impress this Golden Rule upon those about her." George ~1ichael Deaderick Cantrell was an official in the Union Bank of Tennessee; Planter's Bank of Tennessee and Fourth National Bank of Nashville for many years. In the latter ,:years of his life he collected a great deal of material regarding the history of this branch of the Cantrell family, that has been of the greatest help in this work. He was a member and an officer of the First Presbyterian church at Nashville for half a century. One of his sons writes of him: "As a Christian gentleman, pure in all his words and deeds, he left us the richest heritage, a spotless character; such a one as family, kindred and friends may look upon and remember with pride. He was of that old school of gentlemen fast passing away."

Children: 1418. * i. Robert Walker. 1419. * ii. George Michael Deaderick, Jr. 1420. iii. David Wendel, b. Aug. 2, 1853; d. Feb. 2, 1862. 1421. iv. Child, d. in infancy. 1422. v. Adeline Walker, b. Apr. 28, 1856; d. Oct., 1867. 1423. * vi. James Gordon. 1424. vii. Clara Walker, b. Oct. 27, 1859; m. Charles E. Boisseau, Feb. 14, 1882. They live at St. Louis, Mo. Children: 1. Margaret Boisseau, b. Dec. 29, 1882. 2. Claire Boisseau, d. in 1890. 1425. *viii. Harvey Weakley. 1426. ix. Edward, b. Jan. 11, 1863; d. Aug., 1864. 1427. * x. Lee. 1428. * xi. Julian Wendel.

1418. ROBERT WALKER CANTRELL 7 (George M. D.,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 10, 1851. Was private secretary to Governor Bates and adjutant general of Tennessee from 1883 to 1887; later was a private secretary to D. S. Senator \Ym. B. Bates, lh·ing part of the time at Kashville and part at v;ashington, D. C. He is now practicing law at Nashville, Tenn. DESCEKDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CA!\TRILL 129

1419. GEORGE MICHAEL DEADERICK CAN"TRELL, JR. 7 1 (George M. D.,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born Apr. 14, 1852, at Nashville, Tenn. Married Mrs. Corinne B. Cotton, nee Smith, of Georgia. He is a physician and they live at Little Rock, Ark.

1423. JA~IES GORDO:\"" CAKTRELL 7 (George M. D.,6 Ste­ phen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Kashville, Tenn., June 10, 1858. Was Secretary of State Agri­ cultural Bureau. Later was connected prominently with the Southern Railway; then assistant general agent of the Seaboard Air Line, with headquarters at Birmingham, Ala., and is now the general western agent of that line, at St. Louis, Mo.

1425. HARVEY WEAKLEY CANTRELL 7 (George M. D.,6 Stephen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Nashville, Tenn., Mar. 26, 1861. Married May Hooper, daughter of Andrew J. and Myra Cantrell Hooper, Dec. 8, 1892. He is connected with the Seaboard Air Line.

1427. LEE CANTRELL 7 (George M. D.,6 Stephen,5 Stephen/ Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 6, 1865. Married Hattie, widow of John Coleman, nee Nichol. They live at· Nash ville, Tenn.

1428. JULIA~ WENDEL .CANTRELL 7 (George M. D.,6 Ste­ phen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Nash­ ville, Tenn., Jan. 1, 1867. He is soliciting freight agent of the Seaboard Air Line, with headquarters at Nashville.

1416. WILLIAM ARMOUR CANTRELL 6 (Stephen,5 Ste­ phen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born near Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 22, 1826. Died at Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 28, 1903. Married Ellen Maria Harrell, Feb. 13, 1852. She was born at Princess Anne Court House, Va., and was a daughter of ReY. Samuel and Ellen Catherine Collins Harrell, of Gatesville, N. C.; granddaughter of Rev. Asa and Rachel Beeman Harrell (Rev. Asa Harrell served in the Revolutionary War with Gen. Horatio Gates in South Carolina); great-granddaughter of Jesse and Mary Night Harrell, of Harrellsville, N. C.; also great-granddaughter of Israel and Elishua Savage Beeman. Ellen Harrell Cantrell is the author 130 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

of many magazine articles and of a handsome volume of 390 pages, entitled: "The Annals of Christ Church Parish, Little Rock, Arkansas," the Mother Protestant Episcopal church of the west and southwest. She is a graduate of the Nashville Female Academy and of the French Academy and is proficient in music. She represented the state of Arkansas at the World's Fair at Chicago, as essayist, and at the Exposition at KashYille. She has ser:ed as state regent of Arkansas, National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution and has also been a de­ voted and active worker many years in Christ Church. Vi"illiam Armour Cantrell graduated from the Medical Depart­ ment of the University of Louisville, Mar. 6, 1847; was assistant physician at Bellevue Hospital, New York City; physician at the Xursery Hospital at Blackwelrs Island, K. Y., and at the New Orleans Hospital, where he treated yellow fever in epidemic form. He removed to Pine Bluff, Ark., to be near his aged father, and after his father's death, in 1854, settled in Little Rock, Ark., where he built a commodious brick residence in 1860, which was his home the remainder of his life. Dr. Cantrell filled successively and honorably the positions of city physician, county physician, president of the state board of medical examiners, president of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, and delegate to the ~1edical Association at Nashville, besides attending to a large practice. He was a noted surgeon. During the CiYil War he performed distinguished service in the Confederate Army. Was appointed surgeon of Col. T. J. Church­ ill's regiment, 1st Arkansas mounted Yolunteers in 1861. After the war he was urged to take charge of the United States Post Hospital at Little Rock and accepted, holding the position as acting assistant surgeon during the command of Brevet Major General Arnold, Captain Light Battery G, Fifth Artillery and that of Col. C. H. Smith, 28th Infa.ntry, a period of five years. His record at that hospital added much to his reputation for sagacity and skill already earned. Later he had charge of the medical department at the.School for the Blind in Little Rock. In 1855 Dr. Cantrell and his wife became members of Christ Church (Protestant Episcopal). Dr. Cantrell was a member of the Yestry of that church for over forty-fiye years and was a senior warden for over ten years. At the time of his death, a friend said of him: "He was one of the best known and esteemed men in this Yi- DESCEXDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CAKTRILL 131

cinity, and his nature was so rounded that he overflowed with the milk of human kindness. Generous and good, he cherished no ill feelings against any one, and it was remarked by all who knew him that in thought, speech and action, he was one of the most charitable of men. Beloved by all classes, the humblest as ,,·ell as the highest in our midst will miss with poignant regret his cheery greeting and sincere sympathy." \Ye quote the following regarding Dr. Cantrell from the "Bio­ graphical and Historical Memoirs of Central Arkansas:" "\Yhile the social amenity of his disposition and grace of mun­ ner haYe caused him to be sought by the most polished circle~, the earnest simplicity and sympathy of his nature ha-ve endeared him to the most humble in rank. Like a full river, braYely beari:ig its own burdens to the sea, yet dispensing life and refreshme:1t on each side, his course has shown a long succession of priYate and public services, which prove that the prominent desire of his soul has been to be useful." Children: 1429. i. Lillian, m. Joseph Lovell Bay. They live at St. Louis. He was second son of Samuel Mansfield and Cordelia Bav: Samuel Mansfield Bay was attorne~" general of Missouri and a son o{ Thomas and Harriet Mansfield Bay, of Hudson, N. Y.: Thomcts Bav was a son of John and --- ·Williams BaY. who come from Exeter, England, with his brother, Elihu Bay (who was later chief justice of the Supreme Court of South Carolina), to Kew York and served as clerk in the Continental Congress. Joseph Bay's grandmother, Harriet Mansfield, was a line,d descendant of Richard Mansfield, who came from England in 1639 and settled in New Haven, Conn. Her sister Margaret was the first wife of Benedict Arnold. Children: 1. Lillian Bav. 2. Mansfield Bav. With the Portland Cement Co., St. Louis. 3. Amy A... xtell, in. Robert Tyler Sturgeon, a St. Louis banker. 4. l,ovell Bay, a law student at Arkansas State University. 5. Ellen Virginia Bay, d. young. 6. Margaret Wendell Bay. l430. ii. Ellen May, m. Decatur AX-'ell. They live at Richmond, Ya. He was eldest son of Almon and Sophronia Boyni-On A..-..kll; Almon Axt-ell was a son of Daniel and Jane Wellman Axtell. who moved from Sutton, Mass., 1-0 Ohio, in 1822; Daniel Axtell was a son of Thomas and Rebecca French Axtell, of Berkel,,;1·, Mass.; Thomas Axtell was a son of Ebenezer and Hannah Hathawav Axtell. Ebenezer Axtell served in Colonel Hatha­ way's regiment during the Revolutionary War and was a. son of Daniel and Thankful Pratt Axtell. Daniel Axtell mn and married his wife in South Carolina, while sojourning with his kinswoman Lady Axtell; he was a son of Henry and Hannah Meriam Axtell. Henrv Axtell was a son of Thomas and ~fan­ Axtell, of Berkhamstead, England, who came to Kew Englanil in 164'.?. Decatur Axtell is a lineal descendant, through his mother's 132 THE CANTRILL-CAKTRELL GEKEALOGY

line, Boynton, Simmons, Delano, and Pabodie, of John Alden who married Priscilla Mulluns in 1621, and is a member of th~ "Societv of the Mayflower Descendants." He is vice _president and general manager of the Chesapeake & Ohio R. R.; presi­ dent of the Toledo & Ohio Central Ry.; vice president of the Kanawha & Michigan Ry., and has lived in Richmond for about twenty-five years. 1431. iii. Daisy, m. Col. Lucius Junius Polk, of Gah·eston, Tex. He was a son of Gen. Lucius Junius Polk and Anne Erwin Polk, his second wife; Gen. L. J. Polk was a son of Lt. Col. William Polk, of Revolutionary fame. his blood being the first spilled south of Lexington, and Sarah Hawkins, his second wife; William Polk was a son of Col. Thomas and Susan Spratt Polk. Thomas Polk was colonel of militia, surveyor and member of the Colonial Assembly. who called the Convention at Charlotte, N. C., May 19. 1775. which resulted in the famous Mecklenberg Declaration of Independence, which he dictated and read from the court house steps. He was a son of Robert and Magdalen Trasker Pollock, as the name was originally spelled, who emigrated from Irel:mcl in 1659, to occupy land on the east­ ern shore of Maryland, granted in the name of Lord Baltimore. Col. L. J. Polk is first vice president of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe dh-ision of the Atchison & Topeka R. R. He is a man of large experience in railroad matters, and a genial, courteous gentleman, whose friends are legion. His wife is highly accomplished and exerts a wholesome influence in her family, her church and society. Children: 1. Armour Cantrell Polk. 2. Anne Le Roy Polk. 3. Lucius Junius Polk, Jr. 4. Margaret Wendell Polk. 5. Daisy Cantrell Polk. 6. Ellen Harrell Polk, d. young. 1432. iv. Wendell, b. Oct. 28, 1860; d. Oct. 1, 1861. 1433. v. Isadore, m. Philo Hiram Goodwyn, of New Orleans, La. He was a son of Philo Hiram and Martha Shall McGavock Goo_dwyn, of Nashville, Tenn. The ancestors of the Goodwyns, tlie Mc­ Gavocks, McDowells and Venables are prominent families in Yirginia and Tennessee. Capt. James McGavock, of Fincastle county, Ya., his great-great-grandfather, was one of a com­ mittee of fifteen gentlemen, freeholders of that county, who were elected to address the Continental Congress, convened at Philadelphia. Jan. 20, 17i5, in obedience to the Resolves of the Congress. The address embodied a "Declaration of Independence" preceding that of Mecklenberg, four months, it is claimed. It may be read in the "American Archives," Vol. I, Fourth Series, pp. 1165--66, Fincastle Meeting. Philo Hiram Goodwyn d. at San Antonio, Tex., Sept. 10, 1904, after a long illness. He was for many years general freight agent of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry., with headquarters at Galveston. He was a man of great ability and in his professional work had no superior in the southwest,' in the management of traffic rates. He was a man of high literary taste and culture: a true southern gentleman. Children.' 1. Philo Hiram Goodwyn, Jr. 2. V,illiam Cantrell Good'l"l·vn. 1434. vi. Bessie, liws with her mother ··at Little Rock, .-\.rk. 1435. * vii. Deaderick Harrell. 1436. *viii. William Armour, Jr. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CAXTRILL 133

1435. DEADERICK HARRELL CANTRELL 7 (William,ll Stephen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Little Rock, Ark. He is a prominent and prosperous lawyer in that city, and is universally esteemed for his talent and character.

1436. \YILLLUI ARMOl::-R CAXTRELL, JR.7 (\Yilliam,G Stephen,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Little Rock, Ark. Married Mary Gibson Suratt, in Shreveport, La., Dec. 14, 1905. She was youngest daughter of ReY. S. B. Suratt, an able minister of the Methodist church, and her mother Patty Flourney was a belle of the '60's. They live at Fort \Yorth, Tex. He is travelling freight agent of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry.

1398. OTA CANTRELL 5 (Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1 ) was born in Sumner county, Tenn. Married (1) --­ Nowland: two children; married (2) Eleanor Cummins, of Ten­ nessee; four children. They moved to ,,·estport, near Kansf!s City, :Mo., in 1830. He died there in 1846. Children: 1437. i. Stephen, m. -- Horne, of Nashville, Tenn. 1438. ii. William Henry Harrison, m. (1) -- Trulock, of Pine Bluff. Ark.; m. (2) Mrs. Francis Amelia Anderson, nee Leonard, of Pine Bluff. He d. at Little Rock in 1893. 1439. *iii. Darby H. 1440. h·. John. 1441. v. Sallie. 1442. ,·i. Mary.

1439. DARBY H. CANTRELL 6 (Ota,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon.3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Rutherford county, Tenn., Apr. 30. 1818. Married Hannah Kirby, of Green county, Tenn., in Jack­ son county, Mo., in 1851. They moved to San Joaquin county, Cal., where he became a successful ranchman. Children: 1443. i. Letitia. m. Nathan Lipscomb. 1444. ii. Anna, m. Frederick Frothingham. 144:S. iii. Sarah E., m. G. W. Spaulding. 144G. iv. Mary, m. Phillip Oppenheim. They live at San Francisco, Cal. Children: 1. Samuel P. Oppenheim. 2. Harry D. Oppenheim, d. at the age of three years. 3. Raphael Oppenheim. 4. Clara Louise, m. Russell Boyd Howe. 1447. * v. Clinton Henlv. 1448. vi. Addie Virginia, d. at the age of seven years. 134 THE CAXTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1447. CLINTO:'\ HENLY CANTRELL 7 (Darby H.,6 Ota,s Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in California. Married Etta Davis. He is a very successful farmer and owns over 1,200 acres of land in California.

Child: 1449. i. Minnie.

1400. "\\'ILLIM.I CA~TRELL 5 (Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Sumner county, Tenn., Jan. 22, 1792, where he spent all his life. Married (1) Mary Bugg; three children; married (2) Sarah Gillespie, of Williamson county, Tenn., who was of an old and highly respected family of Tennessee and Missis­ sippi; ten children. ' He was a wealthy planter, owning a large number of slaves. One of his sons writes: "He was never known to whip a slave, or cause one to be whipped, nor to 1:ell one, nor to separate a man and wife." He was highly respected and dearly beloved by all who knew him. Was a man of fine personal appearance, comman,ding in stature, mild and affable in his manners and a true man in all the relations of life. He was in the VI' ar of 1812, served at the Battle of New Orleans and was an officer in Carrolrs Brigade.

Children: 1450. i. Frances, m. Judge Thomas Douglass. They live at Fort Worth. Children: 1. Mary Douglass. 2. Kate Douglass. 3. Mattie Douglass. 4. Zerelda Douglass. 5. Ida Douglass. 6. Fannie Douglass. 7. Emma Douglass. 8. James Douglass. 9. Robert Douglass. 10. William Douglass. 11. Young Douglass, 1451. ii. Mary, m. Dr. John F. Cage, a prominent physician of Sumner county, Tenn. Children: 1. Jesse Cage. 2. James Cage. 3. Walter Cage. 4. John Cage. 5. Mary Cage. 6. Fannie Cage. 7, Lou Cage. 1452. iii. William, d. from disease contracted in Mexican War. 1453. iv. Elizabeth, m. Paul Dismukes, of Sumner county, Tenn. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 135

Children: 1. George Dismukes. 2. William Dismukes. 3. Porter Dismukes. 4. Sallie Dismukes. 5. Mary Dismukes. 1454. v. Sophia, m. John T. Baker, a banker of Gallatin, Tenn. Child: 1. A daughter, m. John D. Crockett. Children: I. John Crockett. II. Aline Crockett. 1455. vi. Emily, m. Norvel D. Sanders, of Mississippi. They lfre in Sumner county, Tenn. Children: 1. M}Ta Sanders, m. I. Baker, of Gallatin, Tenn. 2. Mary Sanders, m. John Baker, of Gallatin, Tenn. 3. Elsie Sanders. 4. William Sanders. 1456. vii. Myra, m. Andrew J. Hooper, a merchant of Nashville. He d. and she lives at Douglas, Ariz. Children: 1. May Hooper, m. Harvey Weakley Cantrell, son of George Michael Deaderick and Clara Walker Cantrell. 2. Sallie Hooper, m. --- Ely, in 1907. 3. Hulda Hooper, d. 4. Emma Hooper, m. --- Larrimore. They live at Flor­ ence, Ala. Child: I. A daughter about three years of age. 5. Andrew Hooper, m. Pearl Saunders at Kew Orleans, La., where they live. Child: I. Son, born in 190i. 6. Mvra A. Hooper, b. about 1889. 1457. viii. Sarah, in. Judge 0. H. Foster, of Davidson county, Tenn. Children: 1. Sophia Foster. 2. Sallie Foster. 3. Willie Foster. 4. George Foster, killed at New Orleans, La. 5. John D. Foster. 1458. * ix. John M. 1459. * x. Charles C. and 1460. * xi. Henry C. (twins). 1461. * xii. George C. 1462. xiii. Stephen Ota, lives in Sumner county, Tenn.

1458. JOH:'.\ M. CASTRELL 6 C\Yilliam,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 1 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Sumner county, Tenn. He died in 1906. Married (1) Ann Abstone; two children; married (2) Margaret Jenkins: no children; married (3) Florence Hart; two children. He was sheriff of Sumner county and held different official positions in that county, where he spent all his life. 136 THE CA~TRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 1463. i. "\Villiam. 1464. ii. Mary, m. Z. Schell. 1465. iii. Name not given. 1466. iv. Name not given.

1459. CHARLES C. CASTRELL 6 (William,5 Stephen,4 Zebu­ 1 lon,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born July 4, 1836, at Gallatin, Tenn. Married Letitia Sanders Allen, KoY. 17, 1859. She was a daugh­ ter of Judge George Webster and Louise Douglass Allen. Judge Allen was at one time attorney general for the state of Tennessee; circuit judge of Sumner county, and one of the best known law­ yers of his time. \Yhen he died all the citizens of Gallatin ceased work and closed business for twenty-four hours in his honor. Judge Allen's sister, Eliza H., was the first wife of Gen. Samuel Houston, who at the time of their marriage was Governor of Tennessee, and was later President and GoYernor of Texas. Early in life Charles C. Cantrell entered the mercantile business, forming a partnership with Maj. John D. Allen (afterward his brother-in-law). At the beginning of the Civil War, he enlisted as a prirnte in Maj. D. C. Douglass' Battalion of Carnlry, C. S. A. He was detailed later as commissary sergeant with Major Bridge­ water's command, General Martin's division. He served with the army from Murfreesboro, Tenn., to Atlanta, Ga., and sur­ rendered at Company Shops, K. C., in Apr., 1865_, with rank of captain. After the war, Captain Cantrell entered the milling business with his former partner, Major Allen. In 1868 he moved to Nash­ Yille and in 1890 to Louisville. He and his wife now reside at Sparta, Tenn., with their eldest daughter. He has been a de...-out Christian from childhood, being a life­ long member of the Methodist Episcopal church, south. He is also a member of the Frank Cheatham Bivouac of Confederate \'eterans. Capt. Charles Cantrell is six feet high, with an erect military carriage, blue gray eyes, gray hair, and from many sources in the south i.ve have heard that he, Judge Robert Cantrell and Judge James E. Cantril! were the three courtliest and handsomest men in that section of the ~nited States. Children: 1467. i. Kate Ella. b. at Forsyth. Ga., Feb. 11, 1864: m . .Jolm C'. Brown, Jr., · son of Gov. Keil S. Brov,n, .June li, 1890, at East Nashville, Tenn. He holds a government position and they liYe at Sparta, Tenn. Ko children. DESCEKDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CAKTRILL 137

1468. ii. Nelah Allen, b. at Gallatin, Tenn., May 27, 1866; m. William Newton Culp, Nov. 25, 1887, of Louisville, Ky., at East Nash­ ville, Tenn. He d. at Mobile, Ala., in 1896, and at the time of his death was general agent of the Louisville & Nashville R. R. Chiulren: 1. William Newton Culp, Jr., d. young. 2. Charles Cantrell Culp. 3. Louise Douglass Culp. 4. Amos Allen Culp. 5. W. N. Culp. 1469. iii. Jane Pye, b. at Gallatin, Tenn., June 7, 1868; m. Alexander Woodruff Tippett, Nov. 10, 1897, at Lousivi.lle, Ky.; d. Jan. 19, 1907. Alexander W. Tippett is a direct descendant of the celebrated Indian fighter and Revolutionary soldier named Lewis, being a grandson of Margaret Strother Lewis, who was a direct descend- ant of John Lllwis, founder of Staunton, Va. • Children: 1. Mary Allen Tippett, b. Aug. 3, 1900. 2. Jane Cantrell Tippett, b, Nov. 23, 1905. 1470. iv. George Webster, b. at Gallatin, Tenn., Aug. 7, 1870; m. Joseph C. Guild at Louisville, Ky. They live at Nashville, Tenn., where he is connected with southern railroads as commercial agent, fast freight lines. No children. 1471. * v. Charles \Yilliam. 1472. vi. Louise Douglass, b. Feb. 14, 1875, at East Nashville, Tenn.; m. Frank H. Mason, of Hopkinsville, Ky., Oct. 22, 1901, at South Louisville. They live at Pembroke, Ky. Chiul: 1. Frank Cantrell Mason.

1471. CHARLES WILLIAM CANTRELL 7 (Charles C.,6 '\Yil­ liam,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 12, 1872, at East Nashville, Tenn. Married Florence Weldon Coyle, eldest daughter of Edwin A. Coyle, of Pittsburg, Pa., at Louis­ Yille, Ky., Jan. 12, 1898. He was educated at public and private schools. l\foved to LouisYille in 1889, where he was connected with the Louisville &: NashYille R. R. In 1893 went west, where he spent two years, returning to Louisville in 1895, when he removed to New Orleans, La. In 1897 was appointed soliciting freight agent of the Knox­ ville, Cumberland Gap & Louisville R. R. Co. and in Jan., 1900, was appointed travelling freight agent of the Southern Railway, E.noxYille, Tenn. July 1, 1900, was transferred to same position at Columbus, Ga. He resigned July 1, 1902, to accept position as southern manager of the Provident Lumber Company, of Phila­ delphia, with headquarters at Tifton, Ga. July 1, 1904, resigned to accept position as general eastern sales agent of Herman H. Hettler Lumber Company, Chicago, with headquarters at Pitts­ burg, Pa., where he now resides. 138 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

He is corresponding secretary of the Cantrell Family Associa­ tion. Children: 1473. i. Elizabeth Allen, b. Apr. 29, 1905. 1474. ii. Charles Coyle, b. Oct. 27, 1907.

1460. HENRY C. CANTRELL 6 (William,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 4, 1836, at Gallatin, Tenn. Married (1) Eliza Sanders; five children; married (2) Alice Curtis; four children. They live at Fort Worth, Tex. Children: 147,5. i. Grandison. 1476. ii. William. 1477. iii. Henry. 1478. iv. Robert, who is in the livery stable business at Fort ,vorth. '1479. v. Lilla, m. Alex. Schell. They have four children. (Names not given.) They live at Fort Worth, Tex. 1480. vi. Fannie. 1481. vii. Charlie. 1482. viii. 1483. ix.

1461. GEORGE C. CA~TRELL 6 (William,5 Stephen,4 Zebu­ lon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born May i, 1841, at Gallatin, Te,nn. 1Iarried (1) Margaret Jane '\Villiamson, in 1866, daughter of George and Jane Kirkpatrick Williamson, of Lebanon, Tenn., who died in 18i2, leaving two children. Married (2) Bettie Burks, of Russelville, Ky., in 1S77. They live at Muscogee, I. T., where he is a contractor and builder. George C. Cantrell enlisted Apr., 1861, in C. S. A., as corporal in Company I, 2d Tennessee Regiment, Capt.'\\'. B. Bates. Was in the first battle at Bull Run. Came back to Tennessee and re­ enlisted. Was at Battle of Shiloh and with Gen. Joseph Johnston from Dalton to Atlanta. Was with General Hood at battle at Franklin, Tenn., where he was taken prisoner, after fight at ~ash­ ville in the winter of 1864 and ·was sent to Camp Chase, Ohio. Returned home about Mar., 1865. He moved to Fort '\Yorth, Tex., in 1875; later lived a short time in I~entucky, returning again to the southwest. Children: 1484. * i. William Currv. 1485. ii. Jane. m. Jolui Chapman. They live at Gallatin, Tenn. Children: 1. :\1ildred Fry Chapman. 2. :\fargaret Creighton Chapman. 3. William Chapman. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 139

.1484. WILLIAM CURRY CANTRELL 7 (George C.,6 Wil­ liam,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born July 15, 1868, at Lebanon, Tenn. Married Lillian F. Creighton, July 25, 1901, at Louisville, Ky. She is a daughter of George W. and Martha Kidd Creighton, of Wabash, Ind. They live at Indian­ apolis, Ind.

1401. ZEBULO:'.\ PIKE CANTRELL 5 (Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Sumner county, Tenn. Married (1) Mrs. Sanderson, widow of Robert Sanderson, and daughter of James Franklin, of Sumner county; one child. Married (2) Ann Baker, of Goodlittsville, Tenn.; two children. Zebulon Pike Cantrell was a well-known merchant in NashYille at an early date. During the Civil War, when things were in great confusion and turmoil, he was assassinated in his own house at night. Children: 1486. * i. Isaac. 1487. ii. Richard, unmarried; lives at Goodlittsville, Tenn. 1488. iii. Laura, m. -- Johnson. They live at Lebanon, Tenn.

1486. ISAAC CANTRELL 6 (Zebulon Pike,5 Stephen,4 Zebu-. lon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Sumner county, Tenn. Married his cousin Annie Cantrell, daughter of Darby H. and Almira Gillespie Cantrell. They had several children, of whom all but two died young. Children: 1489. i. Ida, m. Dr. William Dismukes. 1490. ii. Mary, m. John Luster.

1404. DARBY H. CANTRELL 5 (Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 1 Richard ) was born Dec. 25, 1801. Died at his father's old home­ stead (where his son James M. is now living) in Sumner county, Tenn., Mar. 2, 1883. Married Almira Gillespie, a sister of his brother William Cantrell's wife. His qualities partook much after the order of his brother William. He was a planter. Children: 1491. i. Mary, b. Nov. 14, 1829; m. Ben. Franklin. 1492. ii. Alfred, b. Dec. 7, 1831. 1493. iii. Caroline, b. Aug. 30, 1832; m. Briscoe Van Noy. 1494. fr. Annie, b. Aug. 27, 1835; m. (1) Isaac Cantrell, son of Zebulon Pike Cantrell and his first wife; children are gh·en under Isaac Cantrell's name; m. (2) Joshua Neely. Child: 1. Frank Neely. 140 THE CAXTRILL-CANTRELL GEXEALOGY

1495. * v. James M. 1496. vi. Sophia, b. Jan. 1, 1839; m. Paul Dismukes. 1497. vii. Sarah, b. Aug. 4, 1841; d. 1498. viii. Allen, b. Mar. 6, 1843; accidentally killed. 1499. ix. Jennie, b. July 11, 1S44; m. George Stull. 1500. x. Johnetta, b. Apr. 11, 1848; d. 1501. xi. Willie Franklin, b. Jan. 1, 1852. 1502. xii. Benjamin, b. Mar. 3, 1855.

1495. JA~IES M. CAKTRELL 6 (Darby H.,5 Stephen,4 Zebu­ 1 lon,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Sumner county, Tenn., Feb. 7, 1837. Married Kate Milam in Apr., 1866. She was a daughter of Col. Andrew and Talitha Cartwright Milam and was born May 20, 1842. James M. Cantrell enlisted in the Confederate Army, 1st Ten­ nessee Ca-valry, under Capt. L. K. Hooper, Wheeler's Division, and served three years. Was taken prisoner at Swan creek and sent to the Penitentiary at Nash ville, where he remained about one month, when he was transferred to Camp Chase, Ohio, and held until the surrender. After the war he returned to the old homestead of hie' father and grandfather (where the latter is buried), and has been engaged there ever since in farming and stock raising. Children: 1503. i. Andrew, d. young. 1504. * ii. James M. 1505. iii. Alice, m. (1) Wilburn Haley, who d., and she m. (2) John Haley. 1506. iv. Myra, m. Romans Hailey. They live at Nashville, Tenn. 1507. v. Kittie.

1504. JA~fES M. CAKTRELL, JR. 7 (James M.,6 Darby H.,5 1 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard ), was born in Sumner county, Tenn. Married Lillie Groves.

1406. GEORGE CLINTON CA:'.\TRELL 5 (Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Sumner county, Tenn., about 1805. Married (1) ---- Davenport, daughter of Dr. Davenport, of Davidson county, who lived only a short time after their mar­ riage. Married (2) Ellen Catherine Jennings, eldest daughter of Allen and May Catherine Moorman Jennings, of Hardinsburg, Ky. July 10, 1849. He was a cotton planter for many years of his life, but spent the last few years at :'.Ii' ash ville; where he died in 1881. Children: 1508. i. Kate, m. Charles Hazen Eastman. Feb. 23, 1871. In 1861 when Charles H. Eastman was but a lad of sixteen years of age, he entered the Confederate Army, and was surrendered under General Johnston, at Greensboro, N. C., in Apr., 1865. He DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 141

has been twice elected clerk of the County Court of Davidson county, Tenn., and has been for eighteen years one of the general agents of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. His father, Elbridge Gerry Eastman, was for many years leading editor of the Democratic organ for Tennes­ see," The Union and American," and a direct descendant of Ebenezer Eastman, one of the founders of Concord, N. H. 1509. ii. William J., unmarried. 1510. iii. White, d. young. 1511. iv. George Clinton, unmarried. 1512. v. Margaret R., m. William Pressley Tanner, of Athens, Ala., Dec. 4, 1879. Children: 1. William P. Tanner. 2. Charles Eastman Tanner. 3. George Clinton Tanner. 1513. * vi. Charles Moorman. 1514. vii. Joseph A., d. in 1886. 1515. viii. Ella Lee. 1516. ix. Mary, m. Robert Lingard Loud. They live at Buffalo, N. Y. Children: 1. Joseph Lingard Loud. 2. Ellen Loud. . 1517. x. Lillian, m. Loon Trousdale, Jr., Dec. 28, 1892, who was a son of Leon Trousdale, a colonel in the Confederate Army, and for many years after the war state superintenden} of public in­ struction. Children: 1. Leon Trousdale, 3d. 2. Charles Eastman Trousdale.

1513. CHARLES MOORMAN CANTRELL 6 (George C.,5 Stephen,4 Zebulon,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Sumner county, Tenn. Married Jennie Wells, of Grundy county. Children: 1518. i. Ellen Josephine. 1519. ii. Leon Trousdale.

10. ISAAC CANTRELL 3 (Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in New Castle county, Pa., probably about 1729. Married and moved to North Carolina. It has been impossible to get a com­ plete list of his children, or the order in which they were born, but the following names were furnished by descendants of this line, as given: Children: 1520. * i. Isaac. 1521. * ii. James. 1522. iii. Elizabeth, m. her cousin, John M. Cantrell, called "Miller John." (See hls line.)

1520. ISAAC CANTRELL, JR.4 (Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was probably born in New Castle county, Pa. That Isaac Cantrell and his family went to the Carolinas is certain, but we do not 142 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY know to what section they first moved. It is claimed that Isaac and James Cantrell were the first of the name to settle in Spartan­ burg county, S. C., but whether this was Isaac Cantrell, Sr., or Isaac Cantrell, Jr., is not known. This branch of the family were later joined in South Carolina by their uncle John Cantrell, who came from North Carolina. Isaac Cantrell settled on Pacolet river, where he owned large tracts of land, near where Buck creek church now is. He married twice, the name of his first wife is not known; (2) Mary Leonard. The first two children were by his first wife. He died in 1805 and his will was probated in Spartanburg county.

WILL OF ISAAC CANTRELL "I give and bequeath unto my loving wife, Mary Cantrell, all my real and personal estate, during the time of her natural life, or widowhood, except the money that is now in my hands. "I will that it be equally diYided amongst all my children, ex­ cept my son Elijah Cantrell's heirs; to the two children he left at his decease, I will that they have of my estate ten shillings between them. "I also except George Pirtle, and my grandson, Isaac firtle, George Pirtle's son. I give and bequeath to George Pirtle five shillings and to my grandson, Isaac Pirtle, five shillings. "I also gi-ve and bequeath to my son Enoch Cantrell and his heirs, after the decease of my wife, one negro boy named Watt. "I also give to my son Lanceford one negro named Sam. "I also give to my son Abraham one negro woman, Poll, except her increase. "I also give to my son Caleb, the child the wench now has named Will, if he dies before he is ten years old, then to ha-ve the next living child, and the other increase left to the disposal of my wife: if no living children, the wench to be equally diYided between Abraham and Caleb, at the decease of my wife. "I also will that my wife give the children that are now under her care, when they lean her what she thinks necessary, and also will that she give Kimrod such necessaries as the rest had, when she thinks good. (Signed) "IsA.',C CANTRELL. "Executors: "Mary Cantrell. ·· George Pirtle.'' DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 143

In 1830 Mary, widow of Isaac Cantrell, by a deed of gift gave a number of negroes and a large tract of land to her children: Nim­ rod, Caleb, Abraham, Lanceford and Enoch and grandchildren: Mark Cantrell, Peter Cantrell (sons of Elijah), and Isaac Pirtle. Children: 1523. i. Charles, whose name appears in deeds and other documents in Spartanburg county, ·s. C., but we could find no trace of his descendants. 1524. * ii. Peter. 1525. * iii. Elijah. 1526. iv. Daughter (name not known), m. George Pirtle; d. and left a son. ChiW: 1. Isaac Pirtle. 1527. * v. Enoch. 1528. vi. Lanceford, lived and died in Spartanburg county. No record of familv. 1529. vii. Abraham, sold all his property in South Carolina, in 1816, and went to Warren county, Tenn. No record of his family. 1530. viii. Caleb. 1531. ix. Nimrod. N. B. Lanceford, Abraham, Caleb and Nimrod Cantrell's names appear in a great many deeds of land in Spartanburg county, S. C., but we could not find any of their descendant~. As there are a number of the name now living in that county, whom we have been unable to locate, it is probable that some of them are descendants of this branch of the family.

1524. PETER CANTRELL 5 (Isaac,4 Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ 1 ard ) -was born before the Revolutionary War, probably in Spar­ tanburg county, S. C., and died in that county in 1831. Married Sarah---. There is a record of a protest by Peter Cantrell, in 1806, in refer­ ence to the settlement of the estate of his father, Isaac Cantrell. Peter Cantrell died intestate and in the settlement of his estate mention is made of his wife, Sarah, and the following children and grandchildren, as heirs-at-law. Children: 1532. i. Sarah. 1533. ii. John H. 1534. iii. Swan. 1535. iv. Daniel D. 1536. v. Alfred. 1537. vi. James. 1538. vn. Rachel, m. Kathan Parris. Children: 1. Hazel Parris. 2. Jemima Parris. 3. Caroline Parris. 4. Calvin Parris. 5. Margaret Parris. 6. Sarah Parris. 7. Ezekiel Parris. 144 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1539. viii. Nancy, m. Simpson Gilbert. 1540. ix. William. 1541. x. Peter. 1542. xi. Memory. 1543. xii. Arlina. 1544. xiii. Adaline. 1545. xiv. Calvin. Grandchildren: 1. Luke Dempsey. 2. Henry Dempsey. 3. Balum Dempsey.

1525. ELIJAH CANTRELL 5 (Isaac,4 Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., where he married and spent all his life. Children: 1546. * i. l\fark. l54i. ii. Peter.

1546. MARK CANTRELL 6 (Elijah,5 Isaac,4 Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. In 1836 Mark Cantrell made a deed of gift of land, negroes, stock, etc., to his wife, Sarah, and his daughter, Mary. Child: 1548. i. Mary, m. -- Burnett. They lived on Pacolet river.··· Child: 1. Mark Burnett.

1527. EXOCH CANTRELL 5 (Isaac,4 Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., where he married Mary ,---. He had been dead for many years when his wife, Mary Cantrell, died in 1844. Child: 1549. *i. Enoch.

1549. ENOCH CANTRELL 6 (Enoch,5 Isaac,4 Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Nancy ---. He died in 1847 and his ,vill was probated at Spartan­ burg. Children: 1550. i. l\fary Ann, m. Robert Belcher. 1551. ii. Elizabeth, m. James Horton. 1552. iii. John. 1553. iv. Tilda. 1554. v. Enoch F. M. 1555. vi. Nancy. 1556. vii. Margaret.

1521. JAMES CA~TRELL 4 (Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH 2 CANTRILL 145

probably born in Pennsylvania and moved to South Carolina before the Revolutionary War. He received a grant of land in Spartanburg county, from William Moultrie, Esq., then governor commander in chief of the state of South Carolina. (No date.) Was given as head of a family, in the census of 1790 and is re­ membered by the older members of the family as having settled, with his brother Isaac, in South Carolina, according to traditions there, before any others of the name had come to that section. He married Peggy ---. James Cantrell owned large tracts of land on Pacolet river. His will was probated Jan. 10, 1838, and his wife, Peggy, was execu­ trix. Children. 155i. i. John, m. Rebecca Thorne. 1558. ii. l\ancy, m. William Turner. 1559. iii. Sallie, m. James Ezell. 1560. fr. Henry, m. (1) Annie Kimbal; m. (2) Ankey Smith. 1561. v. Aaron, m. Tempie Davis. 1562. vi. James, m. Bettie Cooley. 1563. * vii. Zibeon. 1564. viii. Rebecca, m. Joseph Robbins. 1565. ix. Peggy. never married. It was claimed that Peggy Cantrell was a doctress of wonderful success; that the power of healing ~0as revealed to her in a vision, or dream, and that the cures of all sorts of disease that she effected were marvellous. She was called to heal the sick for many miles around, going far and near on horseback, even into other states.

1563. ZIBEON CANTRELL 5 (James,4 Isaac,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ 1 ard ) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., where he married Frances Davis. They had children, but we could only trace one. Child: 1566. i. William.

1566. "\VILLIAM CANTRELL 6 (Zibeon,5 James,4 Isaac,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married Margaret D. ---. William Cantrell was killed in the Civil War. He probably was in the 2d South Carolina Regiment, Colonel Bacon. He made a will, dated May 5, 1862, in which he gives and bequeaths every­ thing to his wife, ~Iargaret D. Cantrell, and his son Zibeon, "should I not return from the war," and appointed his father, Zibeon Cantrell, and R. Arnold, executors. The will was probated Dec. 11, 1862. It is not knmrn where he lost his life. Child: 156i. i. Zibeon.

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4. ZEBl'LO~ CASTRELL 2 (Richard 1) was born in Phila­ delphia, Pa., about 1697. His name appears on a tax list in Ches­ ter county, Pa., in 1718. He probably married in that locality and moved later into the Welsh Tract district, New Castle county, Pa. Zebulon Cantrell was witness to the will of Thomas Edmond, in the Hundred of Pencader, county of New Castle, Jan. 6, 1758, and also appeared when the will was probated July 21, 1758. In 1763 he purchased 200 acres of land in Mill creek Hundred. The records of New Castle county, as stated before, are very in­ complete and unsatisfactory: they do not show what disposition "·as made of this property, nor what became of him. He was a cordwainer, and this property lay on White Clay creek, with a landing on the water, and also extended along the King's Road, which ran from New Castle to Philadelphia, and was one of the first roads made in this country. This old road was a century old when Zebulon Cantrell came to live upon it, and all the great dig­ nitaries and high officials from before William Penn had traversed that way. What tales history suggests in connection with it! Old homes a hundred and a hundred and fifty years of age still stand along it: the occupants of some of them, although living in them a generation or more, cannot even tell who built them. It has been impossible to get a correct list, or to learn the exact number. of children Zebulon Cantrell had, but it is probable that there were several. Samuel Cantrell, mentioned in unclassified of the name in the back of this book, was probably one of his descendants, as he lived on the old E:ing's Road at Newton, about two or three miles from the Mill creek property.· There is a tradition among his descendants that he and his son, 148 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Joseph, moved to Botetourt county, Va., before the Revolutionary War, which is probably true, as members of this branch of the family were living in that locality at the time of the Revolution. Children: 1568. * i. Joseph. 1569. ii. Sarah, m. David Miles, July 5, 1756, in White Clay Creek Hundred. The Miles family were among the founders and most influential members of the old Welsh Tract Baptist church, the "Mother church" of this denomination in this country.

1568. JOSEPH CA!\TRELL 3 (Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Pennsylvania, probably between 1720-25. It is most likely that he married in New Castle county, Pa., and moved to Bote­ tourt county, Va., some time before the Revolutionary War. As in the case of his father, it is probable that there were a number of children in this family, but the only one whose descend­ ants can be positively traced are those of his son Joshua. Jeremiah Cantrell, given among the unclassified in the back of this book, doubtless was a grandson of Joseph, as he was born in Botetourt county, Va. Records do not show that any other branch of the family settled in this section. It is also probable that some of the descendants went south. " Child: 1570. *i. Joshua.

1570. JOSHrA CA~TRELL 4 (Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 8, 1748, in Pennsylvania and was a lad when his parents moved to Botetourt county, Va. Married Ann Graham. She was born May 3, 1751, and died Feb. 9, 1819. They were married and living in Botetourt county as early as 1773. In 1789 when the tide of emigration turned westward, they went with their family to what afterwards became Bath county, Ky., where he died Sept. 9, 1800. It is said that Joshua Cantrell and his father, Joseph Cantrell, were both many years ruling elders in the Presbyterian church. Joshua Cantril was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. One of his grandsons has the original copy of the oath of allegiance taken by Joshua Cantril, which reads as follows: "Pittsylrnnia County. I do hereby certify that Joshua Cantril, oath taken and subscribed the oath of affirmation of allegiance and fidelity, as directed by an act of General Assembly, entitled, An act to oblige the free male inhabitants of this state above a cer- DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 149 tain age to give assurance of allegiance to the same, and for other purposes. ,·:ritness my hand and seal this 6th day of September, 1777. (Signed) "J. L. MoRTON." [SEAL] Children: 1571. * i. Zebulon G. 1572. ii. James, b. Aug. 24, 17i5; d. Aug. 24, 1778. 1573. iii. Christopher, b. May 16, 1778. No family. 1574. * iv. Joshua. 1575. Y. Thomas Carsey, b. Oct. 11, 1782; d. Sept. 30, 1797. 1576. "' vi. William G. 1577. * vii. Levi. 1578. *viii. \Vyatt. 1579. ix. Samuel, b. Feb. 3, 1793; d. July 24, li95.

1571. ZEBl"LON G. CANTRELL 5 (Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebu­ lon,2 Richard 1) was born June 29, 1773, in Botetourt county, Va. Moved with his parents to Kentucky in 1789. Married Sarah McCollam, Aug. 31, 1797. She was born Feb. 8, 1779, and died May 26, 1843. Zebulon G. Cantrell moved with his family from Bath county, Ky., to Clark county, Ohio, in 1811; thence to Sangamon county, Ill., in 1833, and to De \Vitt county, Ill., in 1834, where he died Sept. 11, 1845. Children: 1580. i. Ann, b. Aug. 31, 1798, in Kentucky; m. John Branson, Sept. 12, 1817; d. May 16, 1822. Child: 1. Zebulon Branson, b. June 20, 1818; m. Rachel Braucher, Aug. 6, 1840. She was b. Mar. 10, 1821. Zebulon Bran­ son enlisted in the 103d Illinois Infantry in 1862 for three years' service. He was first lieutenant and was killed June 27, 1864, while leading his company in a charge on the fortifications at Kenesaw Mountain, Ga. Of their eleven children six died in youth, the others were: Children: I. Emily, b. Oct. 29, 1843; m. Dilworth B. Carter, Oct. 29, 1861. They lh·e at Omaha. Of their fiye children two d. young, and the other three are: Harry Dilworth Carter; Stella E. Carter and Irving Robbins Carter. II. Carolina, b. May 26. 184S; m. James C. Brown. They live at Atlantic, Iowa. One child, Blanche Iola Brown. III. Isaac R. Branson, b. Jan. 2S, 1851; m. Mida A. Bishop. They !iYe at Aurora, Neb. IV. Charles M. Branson, b. July 19, 1853; m. Ida D. Currier, Aug. 22, 1Si7. They live at Lincoln, Neb., and their children are: Lois Stewart Branson, b. May 23, 1878; Bemire Marie Branson, b. Dec. 31, 1882; Charles Blaine Branson, b. Jan. 28, 1884; Joe Brancher Branson, b. June 1, 1886. 150 THE CANTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

V. Zebulon Branson, b. Mar. 25, 1862; m. Anna B. Vaughn in 1885. They live at Waverly, Neb. Children: Charles Milton Branson; Leo Burnell Branson; Zebulon Dorr Branson and John McKin­ ley Branson. 1581. ii. Polly, b. July 29, 1800; d. young. 1582. * iii. Joshua E. 1583. IV. Crispan, b. Feb. 29, 1804; d. young. 1584. v. Agnes Minerva, b. Sept. 12, 1806, in KentucJ....--y; m. John McIn­ tyre. Names of children not known. It is said that they all died before their mother, and that there are grandchildren living near Fort Dodge, Kan. 1585. * vi. John McCollam. 1586. * vii. James Madison. 1587. viii. Sarah, m. Joshua M. Cantrell, son of William G. and Deborah M. Cantrell. (See his line.) 1588. * ix, Zebulon Pike. 1589. x. Eliza, b. July 4, 1816; m. Jeremiah P. Dunham, Oct. 5,• 1834; d. Jan. 29, 1855. He was b. Mar. 3, 1814; d. Jan. 9, 1897. Children: 1. Mary Lauresa Dunham, b. May 29, 1837. 2. Helen A. Dunham, b. June 22, 1840; m. George H. White­ man, Feb. 5, 1863. Children: I. Luella Whiteman, b. Nov. 25, 1865; m. Joseph "'nis­ ler, Feb. 28, 1886. Children: Helena Pearl Whis­ ler; Milton J. Whisler and Della Viola Whisler. II. Lena Letitia Whiteman, b. Apr. 15, 1868; m. George Bradley, ~fay 12, 1892. They live at.Minier, Ill. Children: J". J. Bradley; George L. Bradley. III. George Meh·ille "Whiteman, b. Apr. 13, 1869; m. Minnie Decker, Dec. 28, 1892. Children: Claire Homer Whiteman; Marguerite Whiteman. IV. Helen Adella "\Vhiteman, b. Jan. 24, 1873; m. Robert C. Critchfield, Oct. 5, 1893. He is editor of the "~finier News," at 11inier, Ill. Child: Helen Critchfield, b. July 6, 1894. 3. Amy Letitia Dunham, b. Aug. 23, 1842; m. (1) Samuel B. Twadell, Oct. 17, 1865. He d. Jan. 1, 1867, and she m. (2) Thomas H. Ernest, Feb. 1, 1882. They live at Spring­ field, Ill. Children: I. Percival Raymond Ernest, b. Jan. 21, 1883. II. Mary Esther Ernest, b. Sept. 5, 1885. 4. William W. Dunham, b. Kov. 21, 1844; m. (1) Roxanna Cushman, Mar. 7, 1867. She was b. Mar. 27, 1848; d. Sept. 23, 1875. Hem. (2) Mary J. Piercy, June 13, 1878. He is one of .the leading merchants at Waynesville, Ill. Children: I. han Illa Dunham, b. June 13, 1869; m. Fred Ball, Oct. 9, 1893, an attorney-at-law at Clinton, Ill. Child: Frederick Dunham ·Ball, b. Mar. 23, 1895. II. Iola N. Dunham, b. Jan. 3, 1873. 5. Rebecca Snow Dunham, b. Jan. 8, 1848; m. William M. Sampson, July 4, 186i, a leading merchant at Waynes­ ville, Ill. He was b. Nov. 3, 1844. Children: I. Cora May Sampson, b. May 5, 1869; d. Aug. 19, 18i3. ' DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 1 151

II. Leon St. Clair Sampson, b.Feb. 13, 1871; d. May 9, 1871. III. Carrie Etta Sampson, b. May 10, 18i2; m. Thur­ man P. Dye, Sept. 2, 1891. Children: Helen Fay Dye, b. Mar. 13, 1892; a son, b. Feb. 14, 1895, d. young; Kenneth Ross Dye, b. Jan. 20, 1897. They live at McLean, Ill. IV. Mabelle Sampson, b. Apr. 15, 1875; d. young. V. William Dunham Sampson, b. Apr. 28, 1876. VI. Jennie Sampson, b. Jan. 12, 1879; m. J, Earl Buck, Mar. 17, 1897. They live at Waynesville, Ill. Child: Etna Fay Buck, b. Feb. 28, 1898. VII. Gertrude Sampson, b, Dec. 19, 1883. VIII. Lillie Maude Sampson, b. July 20, 1886. IX. Glenn Rogers Sampson, b. May 6, 1889. Rebecca and Rachel (twins): 1590. xi. Rebecca, b. July 25, 1818; m. Jacob F. Sampson, June, 1836; d. Mar. 24, 1849. Children: 1. Carrie~- Sampson, b. Apr. 14, 18;12: d. Aug. 20, 1865. 2. Susan N., b. May 6, 1844; m. M. \. Burns, Oct. 31, 1866. Children: I. Jennie B. Burns. II. Nettie Bums. III. Frank Burns. IV. Fred Burns. V. Caleb Burns. VI. Mattie G. Burns. 3. Virginia E, Sampson, b. May 17, 1846; d. Mar. 25, 1892. · · 1591. xii. Rachel, b. July 25, 1818; m. Charles Graves, Oct. 8, 1840. He was born Apr. 30, 1817. Went to California in Apr., 1850, and has never been heard from since that time. Of their five chil­ dren, three d. young; the others are: Children: 1. Fanny S. Graves, b. Sept. 11, 1841; m. Edward Storer, Nov. 2, 1858. They live at Burns, Kan. Children: I. Walter N. Storer, b. Jan. 3, 1860; d. Aug. 3, 1860. II. Laveria Storer, b. May 9, 1861; m. D. R. Stewart, Oct. 16, 1879; d. Oct. 14, 1890. Children: Fannie Eliza Stewart, b. Aug. 14, 1880; Edward Stewart, b. Mar. 16, 1883; Ethel Stewart, b. May 2, 1885.: Bessie Stewart, b. June 15, 1888. III. Lucretia Storer, b. Mar. 15, 1863; m. D. B. Holt. May 12, 1887. IV. Joseph Storer, b. Oct. 13, 186,5; d. Jan. 21, 1884. V. Webster Storer, b. July 6, 1868. VI. Howard Cantrell Storer, b. Jan. 5, 1872; m. Sophia Bradley, Oct. 13, 1897. VII. Mary Alice Storer, b. Apr. 3, 1874; m. Walter A. McIntosh, Feb. 15, 1894. Child: Hazlet Howard McIntosh, b. Mar. 1, 1895. VIII. Hattie Storer, b. Sept. 1, 1879; m. Chester Austin, Dec. 29, 1897. 2. John William Graves, b. July 19, 1850; m. Martha Jane Eads, Mar. 8, 1877. She was b. June '.?9, 1848. Thev li,·e at Decatur, Ill. • Children: , I. Edna C. Graves, b. Feb. 8, 1878. II. Vella A. Graves, b. Sept. 6, 1880; d. Sept. 25, 188'.?. 152 THE CAXTRILI.r-CAXTRELL GENEALOGY

III. Mattie A. Graves, b. Jan. 9, 1883. IV. Walter A. Graves, b. Aug. 10, 1885. V. Nina Hazel Graves, b. Jan. 26, 1888. 1592. *xiii. Wyatt. 1593. *xiv. William Levi. 1582. JOSHUA E. CANTRELL 6 (Zebulon G., 5 Joshua,4 Jo­ seph,2 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Bath county, Ky., Apr. 3, 1802. Married Eliza Scott, July 31, 1828, in Butler county, Ohio. She was born Oct. 18, 1804. They moved to Illinois, where he died in De Witt county, Oct. 12, 1860. Children: 1594. i. Sarah, b. May 31, 1829; m. Irvin Daniels, Feb. 17, 1848. He was b. Aug. 11, 1825; d. May 19, 1898. Children: 1. William Daniels, b. May 15, 184P: m. Mary Eliza Mills, Aug.19, 1869. She was b. :Kov. 22, 185U. Children: 'I. Omer Daniels, b. Sept. 25, 1871. II. Charles W. Daniels. b. Dec. 6, 1872; m. Lulu McKin­ ney, June 20, 1897. They lfre at Delta, Iowa. III. Frank Daniels, b. Sept. 30, 1874. IV. Irvin Daniels, Jr .. b. Dec. 28, 1885. V. Juanita Daniels, b. Aug. 31, 1887. VI. Artemus Daniels, b. Nov. 11, 1892; d. young. 2. John Daniels, b. June 24, 1851; d. Sept. 17, 1851. 3. Edward Daniels, b. July 8, 1853; m. (1) Sophronia K Jenkins, Mar. 22. 1878. She was b. Aug. 2, 1858; d. Sept. 1, 1899, leaving two children. Hem. (2) Kate Strong, Jan. 14, 1902; one child. They live at Rolla, Mo. Children: I. Claude Daniels, b. Jan. 20, 1879. II. Jesse L. Daniels, b. Mar. 23, 1882; m. Nason Kellogg, Mar. 28, 1898. III. Gladys Daniels, b. Dec. 31, 1903. 4. Hannah Daniels, b. Apr. 7. 1856; m. S. W. Swartz, July 22, 1885. He was b. Apr. 27, 1859. Children: I. Fanny Fay Swartz, b. May 9, 1886. II. Mamie J. Swartz, b. Sept. 7, 1887. III. Ben Harrison Swartz, b. Nov. 19, 1888. IV. Reuben De Witt Swartz, b. Dec. 20, 1890. V. Carl Swartz. 5. Jeremiah Perry Daniels, b. Aug. 8, 1858; m. (1) Addie M. Robertson, Mar. 15, 1885. She was b. Mar. 9, 1868; d. July 4, 1886. He m. (2) Fanny C. Lewis, Oct. 20, 1892. She was b. Aug. 29, 1857. They live at Clint-On, Ill. 6. Eliza A. Daniels, b. Dec. 8, 1861; d. Mar. 15, 1862. 7. Ida Daniels, b. Sept. 9, 1863. 8. Lydia Daniels, b. Jan. 31, 1867; d. Mar. 3, 1867. 9. Mary Clara Daniels, b. Dec. 8, 1868; m. William McCrary, Feb. 26, 1890. He was b. Nov. 28, 1860. Children: I. D. Russell McCrary, b. July 5, 1891. II. Daughter. b. No,·. 18, 1894. III. Nilla B. McCrary, b. Aug. 22, 1896. 1595. *ii. J-0hn S. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBuLON 2 CANTRELL 153

1595. JOHN S. CANTRELL 7 (Joshua E.,6 Zebulon,5 Joshua.4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 10, 1832. Married Lucy S. :Martin, May 3, 1859. She was born Oct. 6, 1840. John S. Cantrell served in the Northern Army during the Civil War. He was mustered into service Aug. 15, 1861, and served three years in Company F, 38th Regiment Illinois Infantry. At the expiration of term of service, he was discharged at Chatta­ nooga, Tenn., in 1864. His gallant conduct and soldierly bearing won the respect of all his officers and companions. He now lives on a farm near Derby, Kan. Children: 1596. i. Anna E., b. Oct. 3, 1860; m. (1) F. L. Moon, Oct. 16, 1878; three children; m. (2) G. E. Atchison, July 2, 1890. They live at ,vichita, Kan. Children: 1. Charles Claude Moon, b. Dec. 8, 1879. 2. Lillian Lucretia Moon, b. June 16, 1881. 3. Love Moon, b. Sept. 26, 1883; d. June 14, 1885. 4. Pauline Esther Atchison, b. July 20, 1894. 1597. * ii. Joshua Boyd. 1598. iii. Mary B .. b·. Feb. 8, 1867; d. Nov. 25, 1869. 1599. iv. Samuel H., b. Mar. 26, 1871; d. Mar. 16, 1874. 1600. v. Florence H., b. Apr. 10, 187i; d. Mar. 1, 1879.

159i. JOSHL.\. BOYD CANTRELL 8 (John S.,7 Joshua E.,6 Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born June 24, 1865. Married Ella G. Reeder, Sept. 27, 188i. He is engaged in farming near Current View, Mo. Children: 1601. i. Victor L. 1602. ii. Paul K. 1603. iii. Ernest G.

1585. JOHN McCOLLAM CANTRELL 6 (Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Kentucky, Feb. 22, 1808. Married Joanna M.. Jones in Ohio, Nov. 18, 1830. They moved to Sangamon county, Ill., in 1831 and to Waynesville, De Witt county, Ill., in 1834. In the spring of 1839 they moved to the farm, which his father gave him, two and a quarter miles northeast of Waynesville. He managed this farm and ran a black­ smith shop. His home was the stopping place for the weary traveller. Although there was a large family, they always found room for the stranger. John :'.\IcCollam Cantrell and his wife were zealous members of the :Methodist Episcopal church and he was a class leader for many 154 THE CAl\TRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY years. In the spring of 1857 they moved back to W aynesviUe, where he worked at his trade until near his death, Jan. 27, 1862. His wife was born Sept. 11, 1812, and died Sept. 28, 1870. Chilaren: 1604. * i. William J. 1605. * ii. Zebulon Daniel. 1606. iii. Elizabeth, b. May 9, 1835; m. Robert King, Sept. 21, 1855. Chilaren: 1. Alice M. King. b. July 21, 1856; m. W. S. Harrold, Dec. 30, 1886, at Leroy, Ill. They live at Clinton, Ill. Children: I. Helen L. Harrold, b. Aug. 24, 1888; m. Epler Shep­ herd, Dec. 24, 1906. II. Welby K Harrold, b. June 5, 1891. 2. Charles King. b. Aug. 20, 1857; m. Clara B. Hummel, Mar. 4, 1881. He is a bookkeeper and they live at St. Louis. Children: I. L. l\Iae King, b. May 5. 1882. II. Pearl E. King. b. Nov. 24. 1885. III. Queenie King. b. Oct. 23, 1887. IV. Robert H. King. b. Sept. 15, 1890. V. Florence E. King, b. Dec. 23, 1896. VI. Charles W. King, b. l\Iar. 20, 1898. 3. Hattie B. King, b. Nov. 7, 1858; m. Abraham Fry, Nov. 26, 18i8. He is a farmer and they live near Iroquois, S. D. Children: I. Robert E:. Fry, b. Sept. 12, 1879. II. Earle A. Fry, b. July 21, 1889. Robert King d. July 9. 1858, and Elizabeth Cantrell King m. (2) ,:villiam P. Shirley, ~far. 13, 1866. Children: 4. Nellie Shirley, b. May 6, 1868; m. James H. Long, Mar. 2, 1887. They live on a farm near Holdredge, Neb. Child: I. Ethel Gladys Long. b. July 4, 1890. 5. Grace Shirley. b. Aug. 30, 1870; m. Hiram H. Crumbaugh, Dec. 23, 1891. They live on a farm near Leroy, Ill. Chilaren: I. Clifford Crumbaugh, b. July 31, 1894. II. Nellie Crumbaugh, b. Sept. 1, 1902. 1607. * fr. Ira J. 1608. v. Mary, b. July 13, 1840; m. Milan Harper, Dec. 17, 1863; d. Oct. 30, 1875. Children: 1. Edwin Harper, b. Dec., 1865; d. Feb., 1867. 2. Nettie G. Harper, b. June, 1867; d. Aug., 1868. Harriet and Joanna (twins). 3. Harriet Harper, b. Nov. 18, 1869: m. Arthur L. Tucker, Jan. 27, 1888. They live on a farm near Harper, Kan., and have six children. (Names not given.) 4. Joanna Harper, b. NO\·. 18, 1869; m. Martin L. Gates, Jan. 15, 1891. They live on a farm near Anthony, Kan. Children: I. Bertie \'. Gates. II. Jessie J. ~1. Gates. 1609. * \·i. Miles Trotter. 1610. Yii. Alma, b .. May 2S, 1846; d. Dec. 30, 184i. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 155

1611. viii. Alma J., b. Nov. 5, 1847; m. John W. Gring, Nov. 23, 1880. He is a farmer and they live near Weedman, Ill. Children: 1. Harry C. Gring, b. July 3, 1882; m. Ella Lukins, Feb., 1903. Child: I. Greta Gring, b. Jan. 10, 1905. 2. Estella Gring, b. Sept. 12, 1887. 1612. ix. John E., b. Kov. 9, 1849; d. May 2, 1872. 1613. x. Albert, b. Mar. 6, 1852; d. May 2, 1872. 1614. xi. Evaline, b. Nov. 16, 1853; m. W. S. Harrold, Oct. 19, 1876; d. June 12, 1885. Children: 1. Roy M:. Harrold, b. Apr. 11, 1878; m. Nina Walton, Sept. 4, 1900. She d. June 5, 1902, leaving one Child: I. Amelia Harrold, b. Nov. 22, 1901; d. Aug. 16, 1902. 2. Berzie A. Harrold, b. Nov. 27, 1879; m. Edward Jones, Apr. 12, 1905. 3. John L. Harrold, b. Feb. 17, 1881; d. young. 4. Laura B. Harrold, b. June 26, 1882; m. Claude Thorp, Feb. 24, 1904. Child: I. Evelyn Thorp, b. Feb. 1, 1905; d. Aug. 12, 1905. 1615. xii. Marcus B., b. July 21, 1857; d. Aug. 25, 1858.

1604. '\YILLIAM J. CANTRALL 7 (John McC.,6 Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Sangamon county, Ill., Sept. 24, 1831. Married (1) Lora A. Hickox, Feb. 14, 1856, at Waynesville, Ill. She was born May 24, 1837, and died Feb. 14, 1871, leaving three children. He married (2) Mary E. Gilbert, of Chicago, Mar. 20, 1884, who died Apr. 12, 1885. He married (3) l\lrs. Emma E. Clark, of Chicago, Apr. 15, 1886, a widowed sister of his second wife. William J. Cantrall enlisted in Company C, 14th Regiment, Missouri sharpshooters and served creditably in the Civil War until his health failed. He moved with his family to Emporia, Kan., in 1867. In 1879 moved to North Dakota, and in Mar., 1895, to Detroit, l\Iinn., where he died Apr. 17, 1896. Children: 1616. * i. Frederick Augustus. 1617. ii. Nellie V., b. in 1865; d. in infancy. 1618. iii. Frances A., b. May 26, 1861, in \YaynesYille, Ill. After attending the public schools of Emporia, Kan., and Lincoln, Ill., she went to Chicago, in 1885, and took the course in the Illinois Training School for Nurses. Graduated in 1887 and in 1893 took degree of M. D. at Northwestern University, Women's Medical School. She located at EvansYille, Ind., where she has since been en­ gaged in the practice of her profession. Shem. Samuel Hawkins, June, 1904.

1616. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS CA~TRALL 8 ('\Villiam J.,i 156 THE CANTRILL--CA::--;-TRELL GEKEALOGY

John,6 Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born at WaynesYille, Ill., Feb. 9, 1857. Married Mary E. Teeter, of Washington, Iowa, Jan. 19, 1878. She was born Mar. 21 1858. Frederick A. Cantrall went with his father to DenYer, Colo., after the death of his mother in 1871, and entered the office of the "Denver Times," to learn the trade of a printer. He remained in Denver until 1883, when he went to Chicago, where he was con­ nected for seven years with the "Chicago Inter Ocean." He was with the "Butte (Montana) Miner" two years and then returned to Denver, where he is now connected with the " Denver Even­ ing Post." Children: 1619. i. Lora E., b. May 20, 18i9. •,1620. ii. David Teeter, b. Jan. 10, 1881; d. Sept. 10, 1881. 1621. iii. Eva Vista, b. Oct. i, 1882. 1622. iv. Frederick Ormsby, b. July i, 1887.

1605. ZEBULON DANIEL CA:XTRELL 7 (John,6 Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 28, 1833, near Cantrall, Sangamon county, Ill. Married Susan Foreman, Dec. 13, 1855. She was born near Pharisburg, Ohio, Mar, 21, 1835, and was a daughter of Thomas and Mississippi Foreman. Her mother was born in what was known as the French settlement in Illinois, Sept. 3, 1803. Zebulon D. Cantrell and his father travelled across country from Waynesville to Clinton, Ill., in 1854, looking for a .farm. They could have purchased the best land at $1.25 per acre. They decided that the land could never be cultivated and that only a small strip along the timber would ever be fit for habitation. In 1858, when Zebulon Cantrell and his wife moved to a farm six miles west of Wapella, bought from the Illinois Central Railroad Company, their friends repeatedly said that they would starve living so far from the timber. It would be impossible to describe their early experiences on the uncultivated prairie, but there was always room in their home for the traveller and there seemed to be no limit when it came to entertaining their friends. The farm he improved became one of the best farms in the state. Zebulon Cantrell wa:;: an elder and leader in the Elm Grove Presbyterian church, near his farm. He was a justice of the peace · for twenty-five years and held many other positions of trust. He died May 16, 1897. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 157

Children: 1623. * i. Carmi G. 1624. ii. Joanna J., b. June 13, 1859; m. D. W. Lanterman, June 12, 1878. Was educated at the college at Lincoln, Ill.; was proficient in music; was organist and leader in church music. Shed. Feb. 27, 1882, leaving one Child: 1. Nina Wenona Lanterman, b. Mar. 31, 1880; m. Claude H. Daniels, Nov. 20, 1901. Children: I. Burford E. Daniels, b. June 16, 1902. II. Helen Marie Daniels, b. Oct. 8, 1903. 1625. *iii. Elmer E. 1626. *h·. Thomas D. 1627. v. Martha Angeline, b. Jan. 10, 1872; m. J.P. Lichtenberger, June 29, 1892. She graduated at Clinton High School and later attended Eureka College. She is said to be a perfect type of Cantrell in appearance. James P. Lichtenberger was b. near Decatur, Ill., June 10, 1870. Graduated from Eureka College in 1893. After leaving college, he entered the ministry of the Christian church and was pastor of the churches of that denomination at Greenview, Paxton and Canton, Ill. He earned quite a reputation as an eYangelist and is now pastor of the Lenox Avenue Union Church, Disciples of Christ, New York City, where he is doing efficient work and is very popular. Children: 1. Muriel Lichtenberger, b. Mar. 26, 1893, at Eureka, Ill. 2. Yolande Lichtenberger, b. Mar. 19, 1898, at Canton, Ill.

1623. CARMI G. CANTRELL 8 (Zebulon D.,7 John,6 Zebulon,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 19, 1857, in Waynesville Township, De Witt county, Ill. Married (1) Mary Orline Bell, Jan. 1, 1879. She was born June 4, 1860, near Pharis­ burgh, Ohio, and was a daughter of Enos A. and Naomi Bell. Died Apr. 10, 1905. He married (2) Mrs. Lillie L. F. ---, June 10, 1907. Carmi G. Cantrell attended public schools until 1873, when he entered Illinois Wesleyan College, at Bloomington, Ill. After two years at college, he returned to his home on a farm in Barnett Township, De Witt county. He spent the first ten years of his married life cultivating a farm in this township and then moved to Eureka, Ill., where he entered Eureka College, preparatory to entering the ministry of the Christian church, which he did while yet in school. He was pastor three years and a half of the Christian church at Williamsville, Ill., and has been pastor of other churches. He is now living at Springfield, Ill. Is an F. & A. M.; I. 0. 0. F.; K. of P. and M. v,·. of A. He is the author of a book containing the record of the descend- 158 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GEXEALOGY ants of Joshua Cantrell, to which we are indebted for considerable of the information regarding this branch of the family. Children: 1628. i. Dora Imo, b. Dec. 19, 1880; m. Earl D. Arnett, May 11, 1904. They live at Saybrook, Ill. Child: 1. Ralph C. Arnett, b. June, 1906. 1629. ii. Anna May, b. Sept. 27, 1882. 1630. iii. Guy Leslie, b. Oct. 18, 1885. 1631. iv. Ada Luella, b. Nov. 16, 1891; d. May 28, 1893. 1632. v. Carmi Miles, b. Nov. 1, 1894.

1625. ELMER E. CA:'.\TRELL 8 (Zebulon D.,7 John,t' Zebulon,5 1 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richa1-d ) was born Aug. 21, 1861, on a farm in De Witt county, Ill. Married Jennie E. Britten, Dec. 24, 1884. She was born Apr. 27, 1861. Elmer E. Cantrell chose farming for his lifework and is one of the best farmers in the part of the country in which he lives. In 1890 he moved to his father's old farm, which he is now cultivating. Children: 1633. i. Raper Z., b. Nov. 14. 1885: d. Aug. 3. 1902. 1634. ii. Floyd S., b. Nov. 26, 1887. 1635. iii. Alma F., b. June 23. 1890. 1636. iv. Mary Abbie, b. Feb. 24, 1892. 1637. ".· Jennie Lelah, b. Apr. 12. 1896. 1638. v1. Young Elmer, b. Sept. 4, 1901. 1639. vii. James Ralph, b. Oct. 12, 1905.

1626. THOMAS D. CA:'.\TRELL 8 (Zebulon D.,7 John,6 Zebu­ lon,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1 ) was born Feb. 3, 1864, on a farm in Barnett Township, De Witt county, Ill. Mar­ ried Marietta Arnett, of McLean county, Ill., Aug. 31, 1887. She was born Mar. 26, 1866. Thomas D. Cantrell attended public schools until 1884, ·when be entered ·wesleyan University, at Bloomington, Ill. In 1855 be entered Rush Medical College, at Chicago, where he graduated with honors, Feb. 21, 1888. After practicing his profession for three years in McLean and Ford counties, Dr. Cantrell moved to Clinton, Ill. From there he moYed to Bloomington, Ill.. where he is practicing his profession. Children: 1640. i. Leta Fern, b. Feb. 21, 1889. 1641. ii. Leona Fay, b. Nov. 6, 1890; d. Dec. 4, 1890.

1607. IRA J. CA~TRELL 7 (John,6 Zebulon,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 23, 1837, near \Yaynesville, DESCEKDANTS OF ZEBVLON 2 CANTRELL 159

Ill. Married (1) Martha Wooton, Dec. 15, 1859, who died Sept. 23, 1860. :'.\1arried (2) Sarah J. McLaughlin, Aug. 23, 1866, near Lincoln, Ill. She was born Apr. 14, 1838. Ira J. Cantrell went to Bloomington, Ill., at the age of eighteen years and learned the blacksmith trade. In 1858 he went west as far as Pike's Peak. Returned the next year to Illinois, where he remained until 1863, when he went to California. After a year in California he spent a year and a half in the Idaho gold fields. Returned again to Illinois, and manufactured carriages and wagons at Lincoln, until 1880, when he moved with his family to Fre­ donia, Kan. In 1888 they moved to Kansas City, Mo., where he died Sept. 13, 1904. · Children: 1642. i. Gilbert H., b. Apr. 12, 1869; m. Ethel Nichols, Sept. 30, 1896. She was b. Nov. 1, 18i5. They live at Jacksonville, Fla. 1643. ii. Myra M., b. July 18, 18il. Ira J. and Cyrus Duncan (twins). 1644. iii. Ira J., graduated from medical department, Washington University, at St. Louis, and is a practicing physician at Ratcliff, Tex. 1645. iv. Cyrus Duncan, graduated from medical department, Galveston University, and is a practicing physician at Kansas City, J\fo. Luella and Estella (twins). 1646. v. Estella, b. Sept. 28, 18i5; d. Oct. 3, 1875. . , 164i. vi. Luella, b. Sept. 28, 1875; m. Herschel Thompson, Nov. 12, 1901. He is a bookkeeper at the stock yards in Kansas City, Mo.

1609. MILES TROTTER CANTRELL 7 (John,6 Zebulon,5 1 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born Nov. 11, 1843, near \Vaynesville, Ill. Married Isabelle Martin, Dec. 24, 1863, at Atlanta, Ill. She was a daughter of Rev. Samuel H. Martin, of the Methodist Episcopal church, and was reared near Clinton, Ill. She died Sept. 4, 1903, and the "Wilson County (Kansas) Citizen'' said of her: "The religious community has lost in her one of its most gifted and efficient exponents." Miles Trotter Cantrell was in Company E, 68th Illinois Infantry, most of the time serving in the Army of the Potomac. He taught school eleven years. In 1872 he moved with his family to Kansas, where he spent eight years farming. He was then appointed deputy postmaster at Fredonia, Kan. After ha-ving entire charge of this office for five years, he was appointed postmaster and serwd until the change of administration. Later he was again appointed deputy postmaster. He was twice elected and once appointed county commissioner of \Yilson county, and was a justice of the peace at Fredonia. He was an elder in the Centralia, and later in the Fredonia Presbyterian churches. He died at 160 THE CANTRILIA::ANTRELL GENEALOGY

Fredonia, Kan., Nov. 4, 1906, and the local papers, in speaking of his death, said: "No one in this locality equalled him in extending assistance and sympathy and in performing deeds of kindness and helpful­ ness in hours of sickness and death." Children: 1648. * i. Corwin C. 1649. ii. Ingham, b. July 28, 1868; d. Mar. 15, 1874. 1650. iii. Ann Maria, b. May 28, 1871; d. Sept. 2, 1881. 1651. iv. John M., b. Dec. 26, 1873; d. Mar. 8, 1875. 1652. v. Samuel T., b. Jan. 12, 1876. Lives at Fort Scott, Kan. He is train superintendent for the Frisco system. 1653. vi. Vida L., b. May 4, 1879; d. Apr. 8, 1880. 1654. vii. Harry Garfield, b. Sept. 14, 1881. Lives at Des Moines, Iowa, where he is manager of a printing establishment. 1655. viii. James T., b. Aug. 13, 1884; ID. and lives at Sedalia, Mo. He is a railway machinist. He ha.s three children. (Karnes not given.)

1648. CORWIN C. CANTRELL 8 (Miles T.,7 John,6 Zebulon,5 1 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born Jan. 25, 1866. Married Elia H. Cowgill, Apr. 11, 1888. They live at Fredonia, Kan. He is connected with the Fredonia Gas Company. Children: 1656. i. Fay Isabelle, b. Feb. 13, 1889. 1657. ii. Lida Cowgill, b. Jan. 17, 1891.

1586. JAMES MADISON CANTRELL 6 (Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 10, 1810, in Kentucky and was a baby when his parents moved to Clark county, Ohio. Married Eliza McLaughlin, Aug. 9, 1832. She was born in Ohio, Mar. 22, 1811, and died June 14, 1881. They moved to Illinois in 1832 and settled on a farm near Waynesville, Ill., where most of their lives were spent. He died Apr. 27, 1866, near the farm where he first settled in Illinois. Children: 1658. i. Sarah J., b. Julv 13, 1833; ID. James F. Duff, Sept. 14, 1852; d. Jan. 24, 1857. • He was b. Nov. 27, 1823; d. Apr. 6, 1864. Children: 1. Sarah Eliza Duff, b. Oct. 2, 1853; d. young. 2. Elmira Jane, b. Sept. 22, 1854; d. young. Myra Ann and Mary Jemina Duff (twins). 3. Myra Ann Duff, b. Sept. 21, 1856; m. Joseph Black, July 28, 1876. He d. Feb. 18, 1881, and she m. (2) Catta Piatt, in 1885. Children: I. Robert Lucien Black, b. Mar., 1879. II. Dale Piatt, b. Apr. 1, 1893. 4. Mary JeIDina Duff, b. Sept. 21, 1856. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULOK 2 CANTRELL 161

1659. ii. Elmira A., b. Jan. 11, 1837; m. (1) George W. Rowell, Oct. 3, 1854; one child; m. (2) Abner J. Lutes, April 10, 1861; three children. He was b. May 23, 1822; d. Dec. 29, 1881. Children: 1. Jemina Jane Rowell, b. Sept. 22, 1858; m. Archibald S. McKee, Feb. 14, 1878. He is a dentist and they live at Vincennes, Ind. Children: I. Jennie Lutes McKee, b. Dec. 11, 1878. II. Lillian McKee, b. May 9, 1887. III. Mary McKee, b. June 9, 1887. 2. Lillian Lutes, b. Aug. 12, 1862; m. Thomas C. Harry, a lum­ ber dealer at Atlanta, Ill., May 14, 1884. He was b. Jan. 11, 1857. - Child: I. Helene Elmira Harry, b. May 8, 1885. 3. A son, b. Mar. 8, 1866; d. in infancy. 4. Abner James Lutes, b. Apr. 27, 1872. He is connected with the United States Express Company at Springfield, Ill. 1660. iii. Eliza J. W., b. Aug. 30, 1847; m. Samuel H. Piatt, June, 1869. They live at Clarion, Iowa. Children: 1. Nita Piatt, b. Dec. 16, 1874; d. young. 2. Jay Cantrell Piatt, b. Nov. 8, 1876. 3. Ethel Piatt, b. Aug. 3, 1884.

1588. ZEBuLOX PIKE CANTRELL 6 (Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Jan. li, 1814, in Spring­ field, Ohio. Went with his parents to Illinois in 1833, where he married (1) Elizabeth Paulk, Oct. 16, 1838; six children. Married (2) Mrs. Rachel Doyle, Nov. 16, 1852, who died in 1865 leaving two children. Married (3) Mrs. Mary Harp, nee Everly, Mar. 14, 18i2. He died Apr. 24, 1876, near Chestnut, Ill. He was a shoe­ maker by trade.

Children: 1661. i. Amos A., b. May 11, 1840, near Waynesville, Ill. He enlisted Sept. 20, 1861, in Company I, Fourth Illinois Cavalry, and was honorably discharged from Company I, 12th Illinois Cavalry, June 18, 1866. During the service he was in many battles, among them: Fort Henry, Fort Donelson, and the Battle of Coffeeville, Miss. He was home after the Battle at Fort Donelson for sixty days, with the exception of that time, he was never off duty and never wounded. He was corporal, re-enlisting Feb. 28, 1864, as veteran volunteer; was a sergeant of Man's Company I. He is a member of the G. A. R.; Areli Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., Cisco, Ill.; Fraternal Encampment 145, Monticello, Ill., and Bethel Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 253. He lived at Cisco, Ill., for over thirty years. Never married. 1662. ii. William Levi, b. Sept. 13, 1841; d. at the age of two years. 1663. iii. Martha Jane, b. Oct. 3, 1842; m. Samuel G. Mott, June 19, 1862. He was b. June 28, 1832. They live in Macon county, Ill. Children: 1. George A. Mott, b. Mar. 14, 1863; m. Maggie Lewis, Sept. 25, 1888. They live at Blue Mound, Ill. 162 THE CANTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

Chudren: I. Jessie Mott, d. young. II. Waldo Emerson Mott, d. young. 2. Sarah E. Mott, b. Nov. 8, 1864; m. Marion Clark, Feb. 26 1896. They live at Oconee, Ill. Chud: I. Murvil Elmer Clark, b. Nov. 24, 1896. 3. Louis A. Mott, b. Feb. 4, 1867; m. Mary Barger, Jan. 25 1893. She was b. June 5, 1S7U; d. Mar. 21, 1898. Chil.dren: I. Ina A. Mott, b. Mar. 24, 1894. II. Chester E. Mott, b. June 10, 1895. III. Ethel Frances Mott, b. May 3, 1897; d. young. 4. James A. Mott, b. Jan. 11, 1869; d. Nov. 6, 1875. 5. Clarissa E. Mott, b. Feb. 24, 1871; m. Marcus N. Cantrell son of William G. and Mary Jane Randall Cantrell. (SeE his name.) 6. Joseph A. Mott, b. Sept. 10, 1873. Lives at Owaneco, Ill, 7. Lillie E. Mott, b. Dec. 3, 1875; d. young. 8. Alonzo A. Mott, b. Jan. 3, 1877. Lives at Oconee, Ill. 9. Theodore A. Mott, b. Mar. 21, 1880. Lives at Blue Mound, Ill. 10. Clarence A. Mott, b. Aug. 10, 1884. Lives at Blue Mound, Ill. 1664. iv. Sarah A., b. Dec. 25, 1844; m. Theodore A. Funk, Mar. 23, 1871; d. Apr. 30, 1872. He was b. Dec. 9, 1847. They lost one son in infancy. 1665. v. Mary E., b. Jan. 8, 1848; m. Edmund C. Hunsley, Jan. 12, 1871. He was b. Sept. 12, 1841. Chudren: · 1. Laura Agnes Hunsley, b. Nov. 1, 1871; m. Rev. R. M. Hathaway, Sept. 12, 1893. They live at Cisco, Ill. Chudren: I. Kenneth Hathaway, b. Feb. 13. 1895. II. Inez Evangelina Hathaway, b. July 29, 1897; d. young, 2. Inez Arabella Hunsley, b. Dec. 27, 1872; d. young. 3. John Irving Hunsley, b. June 30, 1874. · 4. George Howard Hunsley, b. Apr. 1, 1876. 5. Mahlon Arthur Hunsley, b. May 22, 1878. 6. Charles Bike. Hunsley, b. Oct. 20, 1880. 7. Mary Emily Hunsley, b. Sept. 6, 1882. 8. Frank Hunsley, b. Mar. 14, 1885; d. young. 9. Marcellus E. Hunsley, b. Nov. 11, 1891. 1666. vi. Eliza Dunham, b. Dec. 16, 1850; d. Apr. 9, 1851. 1667. vii. William Doyle, b. Oct. 17, 1853: d. Oct. 15, 1855. 1668. viii. Edgar L., b. May 8, 1865; d. in infancy. 1592. WYATT CANTRELL 6 (Zeb1.1lon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,a 1 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in Ohio, May 11, 1821. Married (1) Louisa Stephens; two children, and died when her children were young. He married (2) Mary A. Day. He died Jan. 7, 1875. · Chudren: 1669. i. Arabella, d. young. 1670. ii. William H., b. in 1847. 1593. WILLIAM LEVI CANTRELL 6 (Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 1 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in Ohio, May 15, 1823. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBDLON 2 CANTRELL 163

Went with his parents to Illinois, where he married (1) Melinda Stout, Oct. 26, 1843, at Clinton. She died Mar. 10, 1864, leaYing eight children. He married (2) Christine Everly, in 1865. He died June 28, 1895, at Kenney, Ill. '\Yilliam LeYi Cantrell spent most of his life farming in Logan and De Witt counties. At one time he OiYned and run the Tun­ bridge mill. He was an enthusiastic member of the Methodist Episcopal church and was for many years a class leader and actiYe Sunday School worker. Children: 1671. i. Ann, b. Sept. 19, 1845; m. Joab Coppenbarger, May 8, 1864. They live at Kenney, Ill. Chiklren: 1. \Yilliam Andrew Coppenbarger. b. Aug. 10. 1865. 2. Laura May Coppenbarger, b. Aug. 12, 1867; m. George Whitehead, Sept. 4, 1890. He was b. Sept. 9, 1868. Children: I. Nettie M. Whitehead, b. July 9, 1891. II. Roy C. Whitehead, b. May 27, 1893. III. Christena Whitehead, b. Nov. 8, 1897. 3. John T. Coppenbarger, b. Sept. 13, 1870. 4 Moses E. Coppenbarger, b. Sept. 25, 1872; m. Lena R. Luttrell, Feb. 15, 1893. She was b. Aug. 12, 1876. They live at Macon City, :'.\Io. Child: I. Merna Opal, b. Sept. 7, 1894. 1672. ii. Emeline, b. Oct. 14, 1848; m. William T. Watson, Sept. 8, 1865. Chiklren: 1. James Albert Watson, b. Sept. 10, 1867; m. Lina J. Ayres, Feb. 20, 1896. She was b. Oct. 12, 1871. They lost a child in infancy. 2. Nora May Watson, b. Aug. 28, 1870; m. Frank E. E:irby, Dec. 24, 1891. He was b. Dec. 21, 1865. Chihl: I. Marie Kirby, b. Nov. 5, 1892 .. 3. \Yilliam Le\'i Watson, b. July 26, 1872; m. Sylvia Johnson, Jan. 22, 1896. She was b. Jan. 13, 1876. Child: I. Clifford J. Watson, b. Sept. 20, 1897. 1673. * iii. John K. 1674. h·. Lydia A., b. Oct. 14, 1853; d. young. 1675. * v. Jesse. 1676. * vi. William. 1677. vii. Sarah E. (called Dora), b. July 16, 1861; d. young. 1678. viii. Addie B., b. Sept. 17, 1863; m. Edward E. Beam. Sept. 3, 1882. Children: 1. Charles William Beam, b. July 13, 1883. 2. Effie May Beam, b. Nov. 30, 1884. 3. Eunice MelYina Beam, b. Ort. 11, 1886. 4. Earl A. Beam, b. Oct. 28, 1888. 5. Horace Noble Beam, and 6. Forest Levi Beam (twins). b. Sept. 10. 1890. 7. Ernest Cantrell Beam, b. Kov. 14, 1892. 8. Lulu Viola Beam, b. Apr. 2, 1895. 9. Edna Addie Beam, b. Sept. 8, 1897. 164 THE CANTRILL--CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

1673. JOHN K. CANTRELL 7 (William L.,6 Zebulon G.,o Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born May 25, 1851, in Illinois. Married (1) Mattie Burton, Apr. 2, 1876, who died, and he married (2) Mattie Elliott, nee Kirby, Dec. 24, 1885. They live at Kenney, Ill. Child: 1679. i. Elmer Lloyd, b. Apr. 12, 1890.

1675. JESSE CANTRELL 7 (\Villiam L.,6 Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,• 1 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born June 2, 1856. Married Adela l\f. Gaddis, Mar. 10, 1878. They live near Aurora, Neb., where he is engaged in farming. Children: 1680. i. Lulu B., b. Mar. 15, 1879; rn. James A. Marlow, Mar. 3, 1898. 1681. ii. Fred, b. Feb. 21, 1881. 1682. iii. Louis R., b. Oct. 4, 1885. 1683. iv. Edith M., b. Oct. 24, 1887. 1684. v. A son, b. Apr. 17, 1891; d. in infancy. 1685. ,:\. Jess!e A., b. Apr. 17, 1892. 1686. VII. Levi D., b. Feb. 15, 1894. 1687. viii. Fern, b. Nov. 14, 1897.

1676. "\YILLIAM CANTRELL 7 (William L.,6 Zebulon G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in· Illinois, Sept. 12, 1858. Married Effie Kirby, June 12, 1879. She was born Oct. 22, 1860, and her father was one of the leading farmers in the vicinity of Kenney, Ill. Her grandparents were among the earliest settlers of that section of the state. William Cantrell is a stock raiser and farmer, and they live near Kenney, Ill. Children: 1688. i. Wade Elmer, b. Jan. 10, 1881. 1689. ii. Olive Gertrude, b. June 21, 1883. 1690. iii. Harry K., b. Apr. 16, 1889. 1574. JOSHUA CANTRALL 5 (Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 1 Richard ) was born in Botetourt county, Va., Apr. 3, 1779. He was ten years of age when his father moved to Kentucky. Mar­ ried Rachel McCollam, Apr. 11, 1799, in Kentucky. She was born in Virginia, Apr. 2, 1781, and was probably a daughter of John ~fcColla:m, to whom certain land was deeded in Montgomery county, Ky., in 1801. This deed was witnessed by one William Cantrell and the heirs of J. Cantrell were mentioned. The deed is now in the possession of Charles Rogers Cantrall, a grandson of Joshua. He died Aug. 11, 1840, and his wife died Jan. I, 1849. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 165

Just a wee'!c before the uprising and massacre of white settlers by the Cherokee Indians in Bath county, Ky., in 1811, Joshua Cantrall, his family and probably all his father's family moved to Clark county, Ohio. From there he and his family moved to Illinois, in 1835, settling near Waynesville. On the farm which he improved there, which is about a mile from Waynesville, there is a pear tree still standing (1907) which he planted, which is now an immense tree, and often bears fifty bushels of little sugar pears. This farm is now the property and home of James Cantrall, a grandson. Joshua Cantrall was a ruling elder in the Presbyterian church at Buck Creek, Champaign county, Ohio; also an elder of the Pres­ byterian church of Waynesville, Ill., from the time of its organiza­ tion in his own home in 1836, until his death. He had visited a meeting of the Sangamon county Presbytery and secured an order for the organization. The congregation worshipped in his house, or in the woods near by for two years before erecting its first church building. According to a statement made by his son Levi, in the "Herald and Presbyter" some years before his death, Joshua Can­ trall, and his father, Joshua Cantrall, Sr., and his grandfather, Joseph Cantrall, were all ruling elders in the Presbyterian church. Joshua Cantrall began life a poor man, but left each of his nine children two hundred acres of land. None of the nine children died under the age of fifty-two years, and one, Levi, was over eighty-six. His daughter, Polly, was the first girl married in De Witt county after its organization. His will was the first pro­ bated in that county. Joshua Cantrall had a flint gun, with which he killed more than a thousand deer. This gun is now in the possession of Frank Ross Cantrall, a great-grandson, and is always to be in the possession of the oldest living male descendant of Thomas Dunham Cantrall. Children; 1691. i. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 27, 1800; d. Aug. 15, 1801. 1692. ii. Jane, b. Aug. 4, 1801, in Bath county, Ky.; m. Joseph W. Center, Kov. 2i, 1817; d. in 1860. Children: 1. Joshua Center. 2. Thirza Center, m. -- Argo. 3. Elizabeth Center, m. --Bumgarner. 4. James Center, m. --Burgage. 5. Levi Center. 6. Rachel Center. i. Robert Center, m. Martha Hartwell. 8. Almeda, m. George Sumpter. 9. Martha Washington Center, m. Alexander Russell. 166 THE CAKTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1693. iii. Thirza, b. Dec. 25, 1802, in Bath county, Ky.; m. John Humphrey, Jan. 8, 1824; d. Dec. 27, 1886. He was b. June 15, 1797; d. Nov. 17, 1882. Children: 1. William F. Humphrey, b. Nov. 15, 1824; m. Elizabeth ·wolf, Dec. 11, 1851; d. Dec. 7, 1882. She was b. Jan. 4, 1830. Children: I. Samantha J. Humphrey, b. Sept. 12, 1852; d. young. II. John ""illiam Humphrey, b. July 4, 1854; d. Jan. 6, 1863. III. Elizabeth Allen Humphrey, b. Oct. 13, 1856; m. Theodore G. Edminston, June 27, 1877; d. Jan. 22, 1892. He d. Jan., 1883. Son, William Curtis Edminston, b. Jan. 5, 1880. IV. Laura Ann Humphrey, b. Feb. 27, 1859; m. Samuel G. Creviston, Oct. 3, 1882. He was b. Dec. 22, 1856. Children: William Creviston, b. Mar. 16, 1884; Kate CreYiston, b. May 27, 1886; d. young. Ella Creviston, b. Oct. 11, 1888; Louise Creviston, b. Mar. 30, 1891; Grace CreYiston, b. July 6, 1896. V. Rebecca Emma Humphrey, b. Feb. 23, 1860; d. voung. VI. Thirza J., b. Feb. 25, 1862; m. Harvey L. Merriman. They liw at Clinton, Ill. 2. Joshua C. Humphrey, b. Nov. 26, 1826; m. Sarah Mc­ Climans, Jan. 6, 1855; d. Aug. 6, 1877. Children: I. Robert H. Humphrey, d. young. II. Andrew Humphrey, b. Oct. 10, 1856; m. (1) Cathe­ rine Hunter, Feb. 18, 1875. She was b. Feb. 18, 1857; d. Sept. 16, 1881. Hem. (2) Sarah Garrett., July 26, 1885. She was b. June 30, 1865. Chil­ dren: Joshua W. Humphrey; Melissa LaVerne Humphrey, m. Phillip D. MarYel; Andrew Garrett Humphrey; Lewis Andrew Humphrey; Wilhel­ mina Humphrey. III. David Humphrey. IV. Charles Humphrey. Lives at Colorado Springs, Colo. V. Nora Humphrey, m. Charles A. Downs. They live at Colorado Springs, Colo. VI. Rachel J. Humphrey. 3. Thomas C. Humphrey, b. Feb. 22, 1828; m. Margaret Mc­ Climans, Oct. 22, 1854; d. Sept. 28, 1855. 4. Zebulon R. Humphrey, b. Aug. 24, 1829; m. Margaret R. Wolf, Sept. 16, 1852; d. Jan. 16, 1895. She was b. May 13, 1835. Children: I. Joseph R. Humphrey, b. Aug. 3, 1853; d. Sept. 3, 1869. II. Thomas C. Humphrey, b. Apr. 3, 1856; d. Mar. 29, 1857. III. 'i'iilliam F. Humphrey, b. Jan. Ii, 1858; d. Feb. 19, 1873. IV. Clara Humphrey, b: June 30, 1860; m. Robert 'iVildeman, Oct. 26. 1880. They live at Lincoln, Ill. Children: Ethel Wildeman, d. young; Bertie L. Wildeman; Margaret Ruby Wildeman. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBt::LON 2 CANTRELL 167

V. John Franklin Humphrey, b. Dec. 2, 1865; m. Viola Pruitt, Nov. 1, 1888. She was b. Mar. 25, 18i0. He is a Methodist Episcopal minister. Children: Helen Rosebrook Humphrey and Frances Lucille Humphrey. 5. Milton M. Humphrey, b. Nov. 8, 1832; d. July 4, 18i8. 6. Mary J. Humphrey, b. Nov. li, 1835; m. William Litsin­ berger, May 2'1, 1856; d. KoY. 19, 1882. Children: I. William Litsinberger, Jr., m. (1) --- Smalley; m. (2)----. II. James Albert Litsinberger, b. Aug. 19, 1857; d. May 1, 18i7. 7. Levi A. Humphrey, b. July 18, 183i; m. Nannie Elliott, Jan. 1, 185i; d. Dec. 23, 18i4. Only child d. young. 8. Elizabeth E. Humphrey, b. May 14, 1840; m. David Mc­ Climans, Mar. 15, 1860; d. Mar. 22, 1877. He was b. Aug. 20, 1841. Children: I. Annabelle McClimans, b. May 7, 1861; m. Charles D. Bowles, Aug. 22, 1881. He was b. April 30, 1858. Children: William David Bowles; Myra F. Bowles; Ella M. Bowles; Olla Bell Bowles. II. Elva McC!imans. b. June 15, 1863; d. young. III. Laura Emma McC!imans, b. June 5, 1864; m. (1) Spencer A. Samuel. Sept. 14, 1884. He was b. Jan. 7, 1860; d. May 11, 1886. Child: Maude Samuel. She m. (2) Arthur C. Bell, Dec. 25, 1885. They live at Hallsville, Ill. . , IV. Eva Jane McClimans. b. May 28, 1869; m. John H. McKinney, May 9, 1897. They live at Halls\·ille, Ill. Son: John Carrol McKinney. Y. John Luther McC!imans, b. July 16, 1871. Lives at Monte Vista, Colo. YI. William Fletcher McClimans, b. Feb. 13, 18i3. Lives at Midland City, Ill. 9. Rachel Annie Humphrey, b. Jan. 19, 1844; m. Thomas R. Irwin, Nov. 9, 1865; d. Aug. 26. 18i2. Child: . I. Ora Etta Irwin. b. Oct. 1, 1866: m. Charles l\L Watson, Oct. 16, 1887. Children: Helen Watson; Louise Watson; Harry Irwin "\Yatson. 1694. * iY. Zebulon. 1695. v. l\fahala. b. July 1, 1807, in Kentucky; m. Elijah Hull, Mar. 12. 1835; d. Sept. 17, 185i. He was b. Apr. 13, 1812; d. Apr. 25, 1881. Children: 1. Levi C. Hull. b. June 24. 1836; m. ?lfaggie Adams, in 1858. They live at Stark, Fla. Children: I. Kellie Hull. II. Robert Hull. III. Kewel Hull. IY. John Hull. Y. Kate Hull. 2. Joshua C. Hull. b. Nov. 3, 1838: m. Adeline Harrold, Feh. 5. 1863. She was b. June 23, 1844. Since the Civil Vi·ar Joshua Hull has lived on his farm near ·wapella, Ill. Was wounded in service during the war. 168 THE CAKTRILL-CAKTRELL GEKEALOGY

Children: I. Minnie A. Hull, b. Aug. 5, 1865; m. C. W. Samuel, Dec. 25, 1884. He was b. Aug. 27, 1861. They live near Wapella, Ill. Children: Harry Earl Samuel; Nellie Blanche Samuel. II. Sherman G. Hull, b. Mar. 6, 1867; m. Leona May Harrison, Mar. 8, 1894. He is a druggist at Clin­ ton, Ill. Member of the M. W. of A.; K. of P. and and I. 0. 0. F. His father was badly wounded in the Ch-il War, while serving in Company E, 20th Illinois Regiment Volunteer Infantry. Child: Cecil B. Hull. III. Edna V. Hull, b. Oct. 3, 1869; m. Cha,rles C. Duzan, Dec. 30, 1896. IV. Anna Hull, b. Aug. 1, 1876; m. Luther M. Argo, Feb. 3, 1897. They live near Wapella, Ill. V. Emmett K. Hull, b. Mar. 28, 1887. 3. Earah Ann Hull, b. Dec. 14, 1841; rn. James Longbrake, Jan. 23, 1866; d. Jan. 22, 1892. He was b. Jan. 21, 1843. Children: I. Emma Longbrake, b. Oct. 2Q, 1866; rn. Albert T. McKee, Feb. 20, 1889. He was b. June 6, 1864. They live at Clinton, Ill. Children: Grace Elma McKee and Alta Verneal McKee. II. Claude Franz Longbrake, b. Sept. 10, 1868; m. Della Swisher, Oct. 18, 1893. She was b. Sept. 2, 1868. They live at Clinton, Ill. III. Mahala E. Longbrake, b. Feb. 23, 1871; m. Clayton Letchner, May 24. 1892. They live near ,,, apella, Ill. Children: Paul Letchner; Claude M. Letchner; Mahlon Letchner. IY. Lemoine H. Longbrake, b. May 21, 1872. Lives at \Yapella, Ill. V. Percy Longbrake, b. Apr. 9, 1874; d. young. VI. Willard Dean Longbrake, b. July 18, 1875. Lives near DeWitt, Ill. YII. Elijah Hull Longbrake, b. Mar. 22, 1878. _Lives near Parnell, Ill. YIII. Jennie Esther Longbrake. b. Dec. 19, 1883. 4. Martha Emeline Hull, b. Jan. 13, 1843; m. J. L. Longbrake, Feb. 19, 18133. They live at Galesburg, Ill. Children: I. Jessie Longbrake, b. Feb. 9, 1865; d. Feb. 17, 1886. II. ~Iarcus N. Longbrake, b. June 17, 1864. Ill. Lloyd Longbrake, b. Nov. 29, 1869. IV. Guy A. Longbrake, b. Mar. 28, 1872. He is a physician at Galesburg, Ill. V. Meta Longbrake, b. Mar. 17, 1874; d. young. VI. George R. Longbrake, b. May 9, 1875. VII. Delbert L. Longbrake, b. Sept. 2, 1878; d. young. VIII. Bertha E. Longbrake, b. Kov. 19, 1880; d. Nov. 9, 1892. 5. Thomas W. Hull, b. Jan. 1, 1846; m. Maggie Adams, Feb. 6, 1872. Child: I. Elijah A. Hull, b. Dec. 2. 1872. 6. Josiah P. Hull. m. Sadie Argo .Hughes. They live at Philipps, Neb. Child.· I. Herbert H. Hull, b. July 5, 1887. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 169

1696. vi. Polly, b. Feb. 8, 1810; m. William H. Jones, May 21, 1839; d. May 10, 1872. He was b. Jan. 18, 1812; d. Feb. 3, 1872. Children: 1. Hester Jones, b. Sept. 16, 1840; m. James A. Ball, Dec. 4, 1860. Children: I. Olive Ball, m. John M. Jackson, Oct. 5, 1882; d. Apr. 21, 1886, leaving a daughter, Minnie Olive Jackson. II. Marion Ball, d. young. III. Walter I. Ball, m. and lives in Wyoming. IV. Robert A. Ball, m. and lives in Nebraska. He is a Methodist Episcopal minister. V. Talliday R. Ball, m. and lives in Texas. VI. Dessie Polly Ball, m.; two children; lives in Kansas. VII. Hester E. Ball, m. and lives in Nebraska. VIII. Charles E. Ball, m. and lives in Nebraska. IX. Perry Ball. X. James Garfield Ball. XI. Lucy Ball. 2. Lucinda lf. Jones, b. Jan. 15, 1842; m. "\V. F. Herman, July 4, 1871. They live near Wapella, Ill. 3. James T. Jones, b. Oct. 28, 1843; m. Mary Harrold. They live at Burlington, Colo. Chi/hen: I. Lillie Jones. II. Clarence Jones. III. Edith Jones. 4. Rachel E. Jones, b. Sept. 29, 1845; m. John A. Smith, Dec. 13, 1866. He was b. Apr. 6, 1843. Children: I. Welby Smith, b. Oct. 4, 1867; d. young. II.· Edgar Smith, b. May 4, 1869. III. Maurice Smith, b. Apr. 2, 1871; m. Lettie De Yault, June 22, 1892. They live at Springfield, Ill., and have a son: Francis Maurice Smith. IV. Claude Smith, b. Feb. 25, 1873; m. Lulu Johnson, Mar. 31, 1896. They live at Springfield, Ill. V. Estella Smith, b. July 6, 1876; m. Norman Fortune, May 25, 1898. They live at Springfield, Ill. VI. Elsie Maude Smith, b. June 5, 1879. VII. Ina May Smith, b. May 27, 1886; d. young. 5. Nancy J. Jones, b. Dec. 20, 1846; d. young. 6. William H. Jones, b. May 24, 1848. Lives at Midland City, Ill. 7. Mary E. Jones, b. July 21, 1853; d. Dec. 16, 1884. 1697. * vii. William. 1698. *viii. Levi. 1699. ix. Nancy, b. June 13, 1816; m. James Robb. Mar. 26, 1840. He was b. July 26, 1814; d. Nov. 16, 1847. She d. at Heyworth, Ill., Dec. 15, 1894. Children: 1. Joshua C. Robb, b. Mar. 21, 1841. He enlisted in Com­ pany E, 20th Illinois Infantry, Apr. 22. 1861. for three months' service. At the expiration of that time he re­ enlisted, but his health failed while in the army. and he was compelled to return home, where he died, after six weeks' illness, Apr. 28, 186:2. 2. Francis Marion Robb, b. No,·. 19. 1842; m. Elvira Bridges, Sept. 18, 1866; d. Mar., 1886, at Hillsboro, Ill. She was 170 THE CAKTRILL-CAXTRELL GENEALOGY

b. Aug. 20, 1848. He enlisted July, 1862, in Company D 107th Illinois Infantry, for three years' service. He wa; in the siege of Vicksburg, and through illness was com­ pelled to remain at the convalescent camp at Knoxville for six months at one time. Child: I. Maude Robb, b. July 12, 1867; m. E. H. McFarland, of Chicago, Ill. They haw a son, James McFarland. 3. Hugh Robb, b. Sept. 3, 1846; m. Josie Scroggy, Feb. 26, 1880. She was b. Nov. 29, 1853, at Thornton, Ind. Hugh Robb is a druggist at Heyworth, Ill., and is one of the trustees of the Presbyterian church, of which be bas been an active member for over fortv vears. He is also an I. 0. 0. F. and a K. of P. • · Children: I. H. Earl Robb, b. Dec. 5, 1881; d. Nov. 25, 1887. II. James Humphrey Leniern Robb, b. Jan. 30, 1886. 1700. * x. Joshua C. 1701. xi. Seth, b. Aug. 25, 1821; d. Aug. 7, 1824. 1702. * xii. Eli. 1703. xiii. Rachel, b. Apr. 23, 1826; d. July 24, 1829.

1694. ZEB"GLON CANTRALL 6 (Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 1 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in Kentucky, Aug. 24, 1805, and was, therefore, only six years of age when his parents moved to Clark county, Ohio. Married Mary McLain, Mar. 27, 1828 .. She was a daughter of James and Deborah Runyon McLain, of Cham­ paign county, Ohio, and was born Feb. 19, 1809. She united with the Buck creek Presbyterian church at the age of twenty-one years. She died near ·waynesYille, Ill., Feb. 22, 1882. He died Sept. 3, 1861. Zebulon Cantrall and his family moved to Illinois in 1834 and settled near '\YaynesYille. He and his '\\·ife were charter members of the Presbyterian church there, which was organized June 26, 1836. He ·was elected an elder of this church at the time of its organization and held the position until his death, excepting only a few years, during which he helped to organize the Presbyterian church at Atlanta, Ill., and was serdng as an elder to the new church, until they were able to get on without assistance. He went to Atlanta at this time to sen·ice, while his family worshipped at WaynesYille. He led the music in church serYices and taught singing school. His son Robert, who died at the age of nine years, accompanied him on horseback and beat time for the class with his father's cane. Zebulon Cantrall '\\·as a great hunter, making long trips for deer, and us1ng the flint gun his father had used for the same purpose in Kentucky and Ohio. DESCENDANTS OF ZEffCLON 2 CANTRELL lil

He was justice of the peace several years and associate judge of Logan county, Ill., for many years. He was a delegate to the National Republican Convention, which nominated Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency in 1860. Chudren: 1704. * i. James McLain. 1705. ii. Rachel M., b. Aug. 8, 1834; m. Henry C. Haughey, Oct. 7, 1856; d. Aug. 10, 1860. Children: 1. Mary Haughey, d. 2. Minnie Haughey, d. young. 1706. iii. Robert Andrew, b. Oct. 23, 1836; d. Sept. 13, 1845. 1707. * iY. Smith Minturn, 1708. * v. Thomas Dunham. 1709. vi. Mary Elizabeth, b. June 30, 1845; d. Mar. 1, 1848. 1710. *Yii. Charles Rogers.

1704. JAMES McLAIN CANTRALL 7 (Zebulon,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Clark county, Ohio, Mar. 14, 1830. Married Amanda M. Lanterman, Sept. 15, 1855. She was born Sept. 9, 1834. He died Nov. 28, 1868, and his widow married (2) Robert Campbell, Feb. 9. 1875. Chiulren: 1711. i. Mary Elizabeth, m. W. Graham. Of their eleven children, five d. in infancy. Chudren: 1. Grace Graham. 2. Stella Graham. 3. Winnie Graham. 4. Roy Larue Graham. 5. Jessie L. Graham. 6. Gertrude Graham. 1712. ii. Smith Larue, d. Apr. 9, 1894, at Frazier, Okla., leaving a widow and three children. 1713. iii. Franklin, b. Sept. 12, 1864; d. in infancy.

1707. SMITH MINTURN CANTRALL 7 (Zebulon,6 Joshua,6 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born near Waynes­ ville, Ill., Aug. 28, 1839. Married Hannah Olivia Williams, daughter of Samuel and Elinor Williams, of Atlanta, Ill., Aug. 6, 1863. She was born in Ohio, June 26, 1841. The :Minturn family was related to the Cantrall, Clark, Jones, Earsom, McLain and Fox families, all of whom lived not far from the Buck creek settlement, in Champaign county, Ohio. The name was originally spelled Minthorn, according to a sampler now in the possession of H. Alma Fox Cantrall, wife of Thomas Dun­ ham Cantrall, and which was worked by her great-grandmother l\linthorn. THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Smith :Minturn Cantrall was a farmer in early life; later was a merchant at Midland City, Ill., and still later a farmer in South Dakota, where he died, at Tyndall, May 24, 1902, and was buried near his home in Waconda, S. D. He and his family were mem­ bers of the Presbyterian church. Children: 1714. i. Charles Otis, b. in 1864; d. in 1866. 1715. ii. Minnie Osee, b. near ,Yaynesville, Ill., Mar. 29, 1866; rn. (1)-­ Countryrnan, who was a farmer in Iowa. After his death she m. (2) --Shafer. She was a beautiful woman, of winsome personality, and d. Feb. 16, 1902, in Iowa. Children: 1. Edith Countryman. ls a nurse and lives at Sioux City. 2. Esther Countryman, m. and lives at Des Moines, Iowa. 3. Bertha Olivia Shafer. 1716. iii. Frances Mabel, b. near Waynesville, Ill., Jan. 17, 1870; m. Frank M. Thane, in 1898, at Waconda, S. D. He is a prosperous merchant. Chiul: 1. Olivia Marian Thrane. 1717. iv. Nellie, b. Aug. 11, 1874; d. young. 1718. * v. Clyde T. 1719. vi. John W., b. June 28, 1879. Lives at Tyndall, S. D.

1718. CLYDE T. CAKTRALL 8 (Smith,7 Zebulonr& Joshua,5 1 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in Midland City, Ill., Mar. 14, 1877. Married ------. He is a farmer and lives near Minot, N. D. Children: 1720. i. Mabel, b. Feb. 13, 1903. 1721. ii. Daughter. (Name not given.)

1708. THOMAS D'CNHAM CANTRALL 7 (Zebulon,6 Joshua,5 1 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born near "\Yaynes­ ville, Ill., Mar. 27, 1841. Married H. Alma Fox, at Rosedale, near Mechanicsburg, Madison county, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1863. She was born in Madison county, Ohio, and was a daughter of John and Elizabeth Jones Fox. Was educated at Delaware College. John Fox was a son of Daniel, who was a son of Rudolph Fox, and was born in New York. He studied medicine when a young man, but did not practice. Was a successful farmer and country merchant. He was an abolitionist and Methodist class leader. His wife was a sister of the wife of John ~:IcCo!lam Cantrall: their grandmother Jones was the fifth white child born in the Mad River settlement in Ohio and remembered when the settlers had to run to block­ houses for protection from the Indians. The Jones family were DESCE~DAKTS OF ZERCLO~ 2 CA~TRELL 173

of Welsh and Scotch-Irish origin and the name was originally spelled McJones. Thomas Dunham Cantrall was a farmer during all his actiYe life. In 1876 he sold his farms in Illinois, and moYed to near Fredonia, Kan., where he improved his 320 acres farm. He united with the Presbyterian church at Waynesville, Ill., at the age of fifteen years. Was elected to an office in the church, but refused to serve on account of his youth. When the Presby­ terian church was organized at Fredonia, Kan., he was elected deacon, and served while his health permitted. When the hand­ some brick church was built in 1906, he was appropriately awarded the honor of laying the cornerstone, by reason of his, and his wife, being the only remaining charter members. After years of in­ tense anguish of body, borne with remarkable Christian fortitude, he died Christmas Day, 1906, having lived a quiet, unassuming life of sturdy convictions and abiding integrity.

Children: 1722. * i. Frank Ross. li23. * ii. Charles McKee. 1724. *iii. Robert Fox. 1725. iv. Jessie McLain, b. near Fredonia, Kan., Sept. 23, 1877; m. Oiin;r. C. Wilson, Dec. 18, 1895. He is a son of H. M. Wilson, and at the time of his marriage was a deputy, under his father in the county treasurer's office, in Wilson county, Kan. He was educated at Baker University, at Baldwin, Kan. Is now en­ gaged in farming near Fredonia. Children: 1. Horace Wilson, b. Sept. 15, 1897. 2. Ralph Wilson, b. July 2, 1903. 3. Thomas Wilson, b. Feb. 15, 1906.

lin. FRANK ROSS CANTRALL 8 (Thomas D.,7 Zebulon.6 1 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born Nov. 30, 1865, near Waynesville, Ill. Went with his parents to near Fre­ donia, Kan., in 1876, where he married Mary D. G. Lansden, Dec. 24, 1891. She was a daughter of Rev. Robert K. and Eliza­ beth Traughber Lansden and was born in, or near, Decatur, Ill. She was educated at the Greenfield (Mo.) Cumberland Presby­ terian College. Her father, her father's father and her mother's father, Rev. Daniel Traughber, were all three ministers in the Cumberland Presbyterian church. Frank Ross Cantrall has been for a number of years, and is now, deputy grand master workman in the jurisdiction of Kansa:::. Hit' work requires constant travel over the state. His home is at 174 THE CAKTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Fredonia, Kan., where he and his wife are members of the Presby­ terian church. They have no children. Frank Ross Cantrall has in his possession the old flint gun with which his great-grandfather, Joshua Cantrall, killed more than a thousand deer.

1723. CHARLES McKEE CANTRALL 8 (Thomas D.,7 Zebu­ lon,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born near Waynesville, Ill., Aug. 4, 1869. When he ·was ten years of age his father moved to near Fredonia, Kan., where he grew to manhood. Married Anna Hawley ·wood, June 28, 1893. She was a daughter of Harvey Scribner and Sarah Woods Phillips Wood , and was born in Marysville, Ohio, Oct. 25, 18i0. Her father was First Lieutenant, Company F, 16th Ohio Volunteers. They moved to Fredonia, Kan., in 1884, and she united with the Presbyterian church there in 1889. She carried some of the studies in both college and theological seminary, while her husband was attending them. Charles McKee Cantrall graduated from the Fredonia High School in 1891. Attended the Presbyterian College, at Emporia, Kan., the next year, after which he was Presbyterian Sunday School Missionary in Northern Nebraska. In 1895 he entered the theological seminary at Danville, Ky.; at the same time carry­ ing work in Centre College, on the same campus, and graduated from the seminary in 1898. He was ordained Sept. 14, 1898, by Neosho Presbytery, Synod of Kansas, at Pittsburg. In the spring of 1900 he accepted a call to the pastorate of the Arundel Avenue Presbyterian church, at Emporia, Kan., and again took up col­ lege work in 1902, with the degree of A. B. from the College of Emporia. Since the fall of 1902, he has been a graduate student in the University of K ebraska, at Lincoln, and pastor of the Presbyterian church, at Raymond, Neb. The compiler of this book is indebted to the Rev. Charles McKee ' Cantrall for considerable information and data regarding this branch of the family. Chil,dren: 1726. i. Thomas Harvey, b. at Fredonia, Kan., Aug. 20, 1894; d. young. 1727. ii. Archibald Martin, b. in Dan.-ille, E:y., Aug. 30, 1896. 1728. iii. Charlotte Wood, b, in Raymond, Keb., Oct. 17,.1905.

1724. ROBERT FOX CAKTRALL 8 (Thomas D.,7 Zebulon,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born near DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 175

Waynesville, Ill., Jan. 28, 1874. Married M. Etta Stroud, Nov. 26, 1896, at Fredonia, Kan. She was born Mar. 12, 1876, near Ma­ rengo, Ind. Her father having moved, with his family, to Fre­ donia, only a few years before her marriage. Robert Fox Cantrall engaged for a few years in farming; later became a rural free delivery carrier. He now owns and manages a feed and livery stable at Fredonia and is also a successful veteri­ nary doctor. He and his family are members of the Presbyterian church. Children: 1729. i. Thomas E., b. Aug. 17, 1897. 1730. ii. Raymond Floyd, b. Nov. 14, 1899. 1731. iii. Lois Etta, b. Sept. 30, 1902.

1710. CHARLES ROGERS CANTRALL 7 (Zebulon,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born near Waynes­ ville, Ill., June 9, 1853. Married Alice McCrary, Dec. 17, 1873. They owned and resided a number of years on the old homestead entered and improved by his father in Illinois. Charles Rogers Cantrall and his family moved to Fredonia, Kan., in 1884, where he is engaged in the real estate and insurance business very extensively. He is an elder in the Presbyterian church and has been clerk of the session of the Fredonia church for many years. Children: 1732. i. Carrie Fern, b. Aug. 25, 1875; m. Cress Polson, Oct. 5, 1903. She is a graduate of the Fredonia high school and the Kansas City Conservatory of Music. They live at Fredonia, Kan. 1733. * ii. Frank Dean. 1734. iii. ,valter C., b. Jan. 22, 1883, near Waynesville, Ill. Graduated from the Fredonia high school. Is manager of the grocery de­ partment of the Hubble Brothers' store. li35. iY. Nettie Fern, b. Apr. 8, 1889, at Fredonia, Kan.

1733. FRANK DEAN CANTRALLB (Charles R.,7 Zebulon,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born near Waynesville, Ill., July 14, 1880. Married Ethel ~lay Mellen, Oct., 1902. She is a daughter of Henry J. Mellen. After graduating from the Fredonia High School, Frank Dean Cantrall at once engaged in farming, near Fredonia, and resides with his family on his farm now. Children: 1736. i. Ruth ~fellen .. 173i. ii. Ellen Mellen. 1738. iii. Earl. 176 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1697. WILLIAM CANTRALL 6 (Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,a Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Clark county, Ohio, Apr. 1, 1812. Married Nancy McClure, Nov. 27, 1834. She was born July 27, 1810, and died Sept. 13, 1874. She was commonly called" Aunt Nancy" and was a mother to all who were in trouble. William Cantrall and his family moved to W aynesYille, Ill., in 1844, where he operated the "Old Mill" for a while. He and his brother-in-law, William Jones, had the first brick yard in that part of the country. He was a studious, widely read man, whose opinion was sought on legal matters by a large part of the com­ munity. He was justice of the peace for many years at W aynes­ ville, and township school treasurer for seventeen continuous years. He and his wife were Presb~·terians. He died Dec. 15, ·1886. Children: 1739. i. Henry M., d. young. 1740. ii. Rachel P., b. Dec. 5, 1838; m. William Metzger, Nov. 13, 1855. He was b. Feb. 9, 1826. Children: 1. Minnie B. Metzger, b. Oct. 24, 1858; d. Jan. 8, 1867. 2. Harry M. Metzger, b. May 14. 1868; rn. Katie Beaumont, Oct. 28, 1895. They live at Grand Rapids, Mich.,.· 1741. iii. Margaret, d. young. 1742. *iv. William H.

1742. WILLIA~! H. CANTRALL 7 (William,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 9, 1843. Married Deborah Earsom, Mar. 8, 1864. She was born Dec. 9, 1841. ·They live near Waynesville, Ill. He has been chorister in the Presby­ terian church at that place nearly all his life. Children: 1743. i. John, b. Jan. 3, 1865; d. young. 1744. * ii. George McFadden. 1745. *iii. Harry.

1744. GEORGE McFADDEN CANTRALL 8 (William H.,7 William,6 Joshua.5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born July 20, 1866. Married Lizzie Klaas, Jan. 28, 1896. They live at Galesburg, Ill. He is connected with stock papers, and is considered an authority on swine. Child: 1746. i. Lawrence William Henry, b. Jan. 13, 1897.

1745. HARRY CANTRALL 8 (\Villian~ H . .7 William.6 Joshua,5 DESCENDANTS OF ZEBuLON 2 CA~TRELL 1 ii

Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 29, 1871. :Married Frances Luella Snow nee Lawrence, Jan. 27, 1898. They lh·e near V{ aynesville, Ill., and are members of the Presbyterian church. Children: li47. i. Son, name not given. li48. ii. Son, name not given.

1698. LEVI CANTRALL 6 (Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebu­ 1 lon,2 Richard ) was born in Clark county, Ohio, May 6, 1814. Married Elizabeth Griffith Robb, Oct. 17, 1839. She was born near Columbia, Tenn., Dec. 14, 1815, and was a sister to Mary Jane Robb, wife of Joshua C. Cantrall. She died Nov. 28, 1898. Levi Cantrall moved with his parents to Illinois in 1835. He united with the Presbyterian church at Waynesville, Ill., at the age of seventeen years. Dec. 4, 1841, he was chosen elder, to succeed to the place left vacant by the death of his father, who was an elder of this church for several years, and served in this capacity for fifty-nine years continuously. In the seventy years of his church membership he was not absent from a communion service until the week before he died, Nov. 5, 1900. Bloomington Presbytery twice honored him by electing him commissioner to the general assembly, first in 1868 and later in 1899. He gan liberally of his means to the establishment of the Waynesville Academy. Children: 1749. i. Louisa Jane, b. Oct. 27, 1840; d. Apr. 15, 1894. 17 50. * ii. John R. 1751. iii. Nancy Ann, b. Apr. 29, 1844; d. Mar. 15, 1875.

1750. JOHN R. CANTRALL 7 (Levi,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Jo­ seph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Jan. 21, 1842. Married Jennie Love, Oct. 6, 1870. She was born July 4, 1845, and died in Streeter Hospital, Chicago, Sept. 1, 1906. John R. Cantrall enlisted in Company D, 107th Illinois Infantry, Aug. 6, 1862, and served three years. After the war he attended a commercial school at Chicago. He spent three years farming. near Hammond, Ill., after his marriage; later went into the real estate business in Bloomington. In 1876 he again returned to his farm, where he remained until 1889, when he went into the real estate and loan business at Tuscola, Ill. He is a ruling elder in the Tuscola Presbyterian church. 178 THE CANTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 1752. * i. Alva Love. 1753. ii. Edna Elizabeth, b. Mar. 11, 1873; graduated from training school for nurses at St. Louis, in 1896; m. Harry Clyde Smith, Jan. 17, 1904. They live on a farm near Tuscola. Child: l. Russell Cantrall Smith, b. Dec. 6, 1905. 1754. iii. Myrta Maud, b. Dec. 12, 1879; d. Nov. 8, 1897.

1752. ALYA LOYE CAXTRALL 8 (John R.,7 Levi,6 Joshua} Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 2, 1871. Married Bertha B. Garrett, June 9, 1901. He is in the real estate and loan business at Tuscola, Ill., with his father. Chi'l,dren: 1755. i. Jean Ralph. b. May 17, 1902. 1756. ii. Jo. Garrett, b. Kov. 1, 1903. 175i. iii. Ruth, b. Apr. 12, 1905.

1700. JOSffGA C. CAXTRALL 6 (Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Clark county, Ohio, Sept. 20, 1818. Married (1) Mary Jane Robb, Apr. 29, 1841. She was born May 30, 1823, and died Sept. 20, 1855, leaving five children. Married (2) Margaret Leeper, Mar. 4, 1856. She was botii May 28, 1822, and died Oct. 1, 1893. Joshua C. Cantrall was seventeen years of age when he went with his parents to De Witt county, Ill. He lived on the farm where his parents first settled and where they died, until 1875, when he moved to '\YaynesYille, where he died Mar. 31, 1897. He united with the Presbyterian church in 1840 and served many years as an elder of this church. He was superintendent of the Sunday School for thirty-fiye years: twenty-seven years without intermission. Children: 1758. i. Nancy Jane, b. Apr. 17, 1842; d. Sept. 12, 1844. 1759. *ii. James. 1760. iii. Martha Ann, b. Apr. 11, 1847; d. July 19, 1849. 1761. iv. Rachel, b. Dec. 13, 1850; m. Alva C. Ingham, Mar. 21, 1872. They liYe on a farm near Vi'arrensburg, Ill. Children: 1. George Paul Ingham, b. Mar. 16, 18i5. 2. Mabel Claire Ingham, b. May 19, 1877. 3. Anna !lfary, b. June 3, 1881. 1762. v. A son, b. Sept. 18, 1855; d. in infancy.

1759. JAMES CANTRALL 7 (Joshua C.,6 Joshua,5 Joshua,i Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born near "Waynesville, Ill., June 19, 1845, on the farm where his grandparents settled in 1835. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBDLON 2 CANTRELL 179

Married (1) Mary J. Lanham. She was born Jan. 10, 1843, and died Mar. 30, 1889, leaving four children. He married (2) ~1rs. Christina H. Stewart, nee Huckleberry, Nov. 28, 1889. She ,vas born Feb. 24, 1846. James Cantrall lived in Dectaur, Ill., for a time; later in Indiana and afterwards returned to the old farm near \Yaynesville. He is an active member of the Methodist Episcopal church. He is a carpenter. Children: 1763. i. Farrel, b. Jan. 16, 1872; d. Oct. 7, 1872. 1764. ii. Ernest. b. July 16, 18i4; d. Sept. 28, 18i4. 1765. iii. Nellie M., b. Aug. 8, 1875. 1766. iv. Mabel C., b. Mar. 12, 1879. 1702. ELI CANTRALL 6 (Joshua,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Clarke county, Ohio, Feb. 6, 1824. :Married Mrs. Zerilda Robb, nee Lanterman, Dec. 5, 1854, v,ho died Dec. 11, 187 4. He died June 17, 1876. Children: 1767. i. Annie Laurie, m. William Tracy. They have several children. (Names not given.) 1768. ii. Sophia, m. Cornelius Cunningham.

1576. WILLIAM GRAHAM CANTRALL 5 (Joshua,4 Joseph,3 1 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in Botetourt county, Va., Sept. 6, 1784, and was but five years of age when his parents moved to Kentucky. Married Deborah Mitts in 1804, in Kentucky. She was born in Virginia, Nov. 16, 1785, and died Mar. 15, 1856, in Sangamon county, Ill. Very shortly after their marriage. '\Yilliam G. Cantrall and his wife moved to the vicinity of New London, Huron county, Ohio; later they mowd to Pickaway, Ohio, and in the fall of 1824 they moved, with their family, to what is now Fancy creek to,vnship, Sangamon county, Ill., settling on what was then Higgin's creek, now called Cantrall creek. William Graham Cantrall was a justice of the peace for over twenty years, being elected first in 1831. He was a faithful mem­ ber of the Christian church and was a deacon for many years. He died Mar. 6, 1867, at the home of his son, Joshua l\I. Cantrall. Children: 1769. i. Dorothy. b. Mar. 15, 1805, in Ohio; m. Charles Snelson. in Srrn- gamon county, Ill. They moved to Des Moines county, b., where she d. Aug. 11, 1855, leaving se.-en children. (~amps not given.} 1770. ii. Ann, b. Aug. 1, 1806, in Ohio; m. John W. Snelson, in Sangamon county, Ill. They moved to Keokuk county, Iowa, where she d. Dec. 25, 1855, leaving eight children. (Names not ginn.) 180 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1771. iii. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 29, 1808, in Ohio; m. Joseph D. Langston July 23, 1829, in Sangamon county, Ill. He was b. Dec. 25' 1805. ' Chudren: 1. William C. Langston, b. Apr. 25, 1830; m. (1) Elizabeth J. Fagan, Oct. i8, 1851. She d. Dec. 26, 1853, and he rn. (2) Eliza J. King, June 17, 1855. Ko children. 2. Emily Langston, b. in 1832; m. Asaph Bates; d. May 8, 1872. Her family live in Kansas. Children: I. Theresa E. Bates. IL John T. Bates. III. Elizabeth A. Bates. IV. Emily S. Bates. V. Joseph W. Bates. Theresa and John Langston (twins): 3. Theresa Langston, b. May 11, 1834; d. June 22, 1856. 4. John Langston, b. May 11, 1834; m. Martha Price, Apr. 11, 1862. He enlisted in Company C, 114th Illinois Infantry, Aug., 1862, and was killed in battle at Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 15, 1864. Child: I. Eva Jane Langston. 5. James B. Langston, b. Nov. 29, 1836; m. Eliza Taylor. Chudren: I. Sarah A. Langston. II. Mary A. Langston. Ill. John 0. Langston. IV. Ida L. Langston. V. Beulah Langston. 1772. iv. Joshua Mitts. 17i3. * V. Thirza, b. Nov. 8, 1812; m. Edward Guvott in Sangamon county, Ill. Shed. Oct. 7, 1851, three months after her marriage. 1774. vi. Adam M. 1775. * vii. Deborah, b. Feb. 16, 1817, in Ohio; m. Marshall S. Randall in Sangamon county, Ill., Jan. 5, 1837. He was b. in Kentucky, Jan. 26, 1813, and went to Illinois in 1827 with his parents. About 1853 he and his family moved to Christian county,. and later to Blue Mound, Macon county, Ill., where he d. Sept. 15, 1883. She d. June 10, 1891. · Children: 1. John W. Randall, b. Kov. 28, 183i; rn. Emily Campbell. They live near Iuka, Ill. Lost one child in infancy. 2. ~Iary Jane Randall, b. Jan. 26, 1839; m. William G. Can­ trall, son of Joshua Mitts and Sarah Cantrall. (See his line.) 3. William Randall, b. Oct. 31, 1840; m. (1) Amanda Mc­ Daniel; shed. leaYing two children and hem. (2) Annie Schuyler. Children: I. Lulu Randall. II. Dublev Randall. 4. Garrett D. Randall. b. Feb. 25, 1842; m. Rachel Campbell. Both are dead. Chi'.ldren: I. Marshall S. Randall. II. John Randall. III. A son; d. young. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 181

5. Elizabeth Randall, b. Aug. 12, 1843; m. Abraham Mor­ grett. They live at Stonington, 111. Children: I. Alice Bell Morgrett. II. Edward Morgrett. III. Clarissa Morgrett. IV. Mary Margrett. V. Ivy Margrett. VI. Leota Morgrett. VII. Birdy Morgrett. 6. Louisa Randall, b. Sept. 16, 1845; m. German A. Ball, Dec. 16, 1869. They live at Centralia, Ill. Child: 1. Silas Ball; m. and lives at Centralia, Ill. 7. Rachel Randall, b. July 26, 1848; m. Varnum Aylesworth, Nov. 23, 1873. He died. She lives at Danbury, Neb. Children: I. Frank Aylesworth. II. John Aylesworth. III. Sarah Aylesworth. 8. Nancy Randall, b. Nov. 16, 1859; m. Lewis Upton, Jan. 1, 1876. He died and she lives at Danbury, Neb. Child: I. Arley Upton. 9. Louis T. Randall, b. Mar. 14, 1852; m. Mary Brewer, June 25, 1876. She was b. Feb. 1, 1854. They live at Blue Mound, Ill. Children: I. William G. Randall, b. Apr. 16, 1877. II. Silas W. Randall, b. Feb.3.1880; d. Nov. 21, 1894. III. Anna Pearl Randall, b. Oct. 11, 1878; d. young. 10. Deborah Randall, b. Apr. 3, 1854; m. Aaron Brewer. They live near Blue Mound, Ill. Child: I. Lyman Brewer. 11. Walter S. Randall, b. Mar. 20, 1857; m. Mary Vandarian. They live near Blue Mound, Ill. Children: I. Rufus Randall. IL Cloyd Randall. III. Merble Randall. 12. Isaac Newton Randall, b. March 16, 1859; m. Lina Win­ ters. They live near Blue Mound, Ill. Children: I. Mabel Randall. II. Bertha Randall. III. Earl Randall. IV. Marvin Randall. 1776. viii. Mahala, b. Dec. 4, 1818, in Ohio; m. Newton Street in Sangamon county, Ill. No children. 1777. ix. Susannah, b. Nov. 23, 1820, in Ohio; rn. Leonard Mitts in San­ gamon county, Ill.; d. May 12, 1863. Children: 1. Harrison Mitts. 2. Jessie Mitts. 3. Jacob Mitts. 4. Mahala Mitts. 5. Martha Mitts. 1778. * x. William M. 182 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY .

1779. xi. Miranda, b. May 12, 1826, in Sangamon county, Ill.; m. (1) William C. Snelson, July 17, 1852, who d. Mar. 9, 1853, leaving one son. Shem. (2) Samuel Mellinger,' Mar. 4, 1858; four chil­ dren. Samuel Mellinger was b. Jan. 27, 1832, in Pennsylvania. In 1851 he moved to Ohio, where he remained one year; from there he went to Levi Cantrall's near Cantrall, Ill. Aug. 18, 1862, he enlisted in Company C, 114th lllinois Infantry, serving three years, and was honorably discharged Aug. 3, 1865. He was in the battles at Jackson, Miss., and Guntown and was also at the siege and capture of Vicksburg. He has lived for over forty years on a farm south of Cantrall, Ill. Children: 1. Charles H. Snelson, b. Apr. 17, 1853; m. (1) Julia E. Saun­ ders, Mar. 5, 1879. She was b. June 6, 1857, and d. Oct. 7, 1885, leaYing four children; he m. (2) Mount E. Jones, Nov. 17, 1891. She was b. Jan. 18, 1860. They live near Cantrall, Ill.: three children. Children: I. John W. Snelson, b. Dec. 10, 1879. II. Addie I. Snelson, b. Feb. 17, 1881. III. George W. Snelson, b. May 11, 1883. IV. Eliza P. Snelson, b. Apr. 17, 1885. V. Chester H. Snelson, b. Feb. 11, 1892. VI. Clara E. Snelson, b. Aug. 14, 1894. VII. Adolph C. Snelson, b. Dec. 19, 1896. 2. William C. Mellinger, b. Dec. 8, 1858; m. Sarah Wiggins, Apr. 15, 1880. She was b. Nov. 13, 1861, and d. Aug. 25, 1888, leaving four children. Hem. (2) Anna L. Cantrall, nee Black, Feb. 19, 1890; one son. They live near Can­ trall, Ill. I. Idella Mellinger, b. Oct. 5, 1880. II. Clarence l\Iellinger, b. Jan. 17, 1883. III. Anna Mellinger, b. Aug. 29, 1885. IV. Florence Mellinger, b. Aug. 21, 1887. V. Sherman Mellinger, b. Dec. 14, 1890. 3. Mahala Mellinger, b. Nov. 20, 1860; m. Adolph Nelson, Feb. 25, 1885. They live near Riverton, Ill. Children: I. Charles 0. Nelson, b. Mar. 10, 1886; d. in infancy. II. Clara E. Nelson, b. May 28, 1887. III. Stella M. Nelson, b. Nov. 15, 1888. IV. Hattie A. Nelson, b. Sept. 16, 1890. V. Mary E. Nelson, b. Nov. 29, 1891. VI. Miranda Nelson, b. Aug. 11, 1893; d. in infancy. VII. John W. Nelson, b. Jan. 19, 1896. 4. Deborah Mellinger, b. Nov. 12, 1862; m. James Jennings, Aug.·29, 1895. He was b. Dec. 28, 1866. They live near Fancy Prairie, Ill. 5. Lucy E. Mellinger, b. Nov. 14, 1866. 1780. xii. Andrew Jackson, b. Jan. 411829; d. Mar.15, 1842.

1772. JOSHUA MITTS CANTRALL 6 (William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 17, 1810, in Pickaway county, Ohio. Married Sarah Cantrall, daughter of Zebulon G. and Sarah McCollam Cantrall, Jan. 14, 1834. She was born near Urbana, Ohio, Mar. 14, 1812, and died Nov. 28, 1887, near Can­ trall, Ill. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 183

When a fourteen years old boy, he went with his parents to Illinois, and settled about two miles south of Cantrall. He and his parents remained there the rest of their lives. Joshua Mitts Cantrall and his wife became members of the Chris­ tian church at the same time and he was an active member, serving most of the time as an elder, until his death, Jan. 18, 1881, a period of over fifty years. Children: 1781. * i. Zebulon G. 1782. * ii. William Graham. 1783. iii. Matilda, b. Sept. 15, 1838; d. Aug. 31, 1839. 1784. iv. Isaac, b. Feb. 7, 1840; d. Sept. 4, 1844. 1785. * v. Jacob M. 1786. vi. Joshua G., b. May 28, 1843; d. Dec. 12, 1847. 1787. vii. Mahala E., b. Oct. 4, 1845; m. George W. Bailey, Oct. 9, 1873; d. Mar. 16, 1887. He was b. Mar. 12, 1825. Served in the Mexican War and was captain of Company E, 114th Illinois Infantry, Civil War. They live near Athens, Ill. Child: 1. Sarah E. Bailey, b. Aug. 12, 1875; m. Earl Green. Child: I. Ray Green, m. David Sherman. 1788. viii. Sarah, b. Feb. 26, 1848; d. Nov. 13, 1849. 1789. ix. John A., b. June 10, 1850; d. Oct. 5, 1857. 1790. x. George A., b. Oct. 5, 1852; d. Sept. 23, 1857.

1781. ZEBULON G. CANTRALL 7 (Joshua M.,6 William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born May 7, 1835, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Elizabeth J. Lilly, Nov. 6, 1864. She was born Nov. 19, 1838, near Staunton, Va., and went to Illi­ nois in 1855 with her parents. For fourteen years after their marriage they lived on a farm near Cantrall, Ill. In 1880 they moved to Springfield, Ill., where they lived two years; returned to the farm and lived there two years, then went back to Spring­ field, where Zebulon G. Cantrall died May 3, 1896. He was assessor seven years and collector three years of Fancy Creek township. Was a carpenter, as well as a farmer. Children: 1791. i. Mary, b. Mar. 1, 1866; d. Sept. 11, 1889. 1792. ii. Melissa E., b. Oct. 31, 1867; m. William S. Womack, Oct. 15, 1890. He was b. Oct. 14, 1870. They live at Springfield, Ill. 1793. iii. Celia J., b. Dec. 18, 1869; m. Frank A. Gillman, Oct. 18, 1887. He was b. Nov. 13, 1869. They live at Indianapolis, Ind. He is an artist. Children: 1. Harry Alvin Gillman, b. Jan. 18, 1888. 2. Mabel Lilly Gillman, b. Apr. 25, 1890. 3. Blanche Celia Gillman, b. July 2, 1892. 1794. iv. Koah M., b. Sept. 4, 1871; d. Nov. 9, 1893. Arminta L. and Amelia F. (twins): 184 THE CANTRILir-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1795. v. Arminta L., b. Aug. 23, 1873; d. Oct. 20, 1891. 1796. vi. Amelia F., b. Aug. 23, 1873; d. Nov. 24, 1879. 1797. vii. Alfred E., b. Dec. 17, 1875. 1798. viii. Zebulon G., b. July 8, 1878.

1782. WILLIAM GRAHAM CANTRALL 7 (Joshua M.,6 Wil­ liam G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 20, 1837, near Cantrall, Ill. Married Mary Jane Randall, daughter of Marshall S. and Deborah Cantrall Randall, Jan. 5, 1862. She was born Jan. 26, 1839, at Blue Mound, Ill. William .Graham Cantrall is a farmer, living near Cantrall, Ill., in the vicinity of the farm settled by his grandfather. Children: 1799. * i. Marcus N. 1800. ii. Sarah M., b. Feb. 9, 1863; m. Henry B. Mallory, May 27, 1896. They live at Pilot, Ill. Child: 1. John W. Mallory, b. July 30, 1897. 1801. iii. Mary Laurissa, b. Sept. 11, 1865; m. Herman Miller, Oct. 24, 1894. They live near Cantrall, Ill., and have one child. (Name not given.) 1802. iv. Louisa Mahala, b. June 19, 1867; m. John E. Strode, Dec. 24, 1890. They live near Cantrall, Ill. Children: I. Jacob E. Strode, b. Mar. 4, 1892. 2. Everett E. Strode, b. Sept., 1893; d. young. 3. Harry J. Strode, b. Jan. 4, 1895. 4. Mary J., b. Dec. 2, 1896.

1799. MARCUS N. CANTRALL 8 (William G.,7 Joshua M.,6 William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was. born Nov. 10, 1862. Married (1) Sarah J. Saunders, Feb. 16, 1889, who died Sept. 26, 1894. Married (2) Clarissa Effie Mott, Nov. 7, 1895. They live at Blue Mound, Ill. Child: 1803. i. Maud Jane, b. Nov. 4, 1897.

1785. JACOB M. CANTRALL 7 (Joshua M.,6 William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 26, 1841, near Cantrall, Ill. Married (1) Marion J. Tufts, Dec.· 22, 1869. She was born May 14, 1848, near Rochester, N. Y., and went with her parents to Illinois in 1856. Died Mar. 26, 1879, leaving four children. He married (2) Martha Brown, Jan. 15, 1880; two children. Martha Brown was a daughter of Peter A. and Mary Brown, who were among the earliest settlers of Menard county, and moved to Sangamon county in 1871. She was born Aug. 28, 1861, and died Jan. 16, 1898. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 185

Jacob M Cantrall is a farmer and lived on the farm where he was born. In Aug., 1862, he became a member of the Christian church and has been an· active member of this church ever since. He is also a member of the Home Forum Benefit Order, at Can­ trall.

Children: 1804. i. Lucretia and 1805. ii. Sarah (twins), d. in infancy. 1806. iii. Addie E., b. Feb. 7, 1873; m. Edward Morgret, Mar. 25, 1890. They live near Stonington, Ill. Children: 1. Roy Ray Morgret and 2. Floy May Morgret (twins), b. May 17, 1898. 1807. iv. Cora M., b. Oct. 12, 1878; m. James M. Alexander, Feb. 9, 1898. He was b. Mar. 1, 1875. They live near Cantrall, Ill. 1808. v. Ernest Jacob, b. July 15, 1883. 1809. vi. Ula Joshua, b. June 4, 1886.

1774. ADMf M. CANTRALL 6 (William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 1 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born Feb. 27, 1815, in Ohio. Married Delilah Smith in Sangamon county, Ill. She was born July 6, 1820. Adam Cantrall died Jan. 15, 1882.

Children: 1810. i. Harriet, m. William Brisentine. They moved to Texas, where shed., leaving a son. Child: 1. William Lewis Brisentine, b. Oct. 17, 1857. When fi\'e years of age he went to Illinois, and grew to manhood at the home of his grand-uncle Joshua M. Cantrall. He mar­ ried Mary Catherine Yokum, Apr. 21, 1880. She was b. June 30, 1862. They live at Springfield, Ill. Children: I. Maggie Harriet Brisentine, b. Mar. 12, 1881. II. Anna May Brisentine, b. Feb. 11, 1883. III. Mamie Brisentine, b. Oct. 1, 1886. 1811. ii. Jane, b. Nov. 28, 1840; m. (1) Theopholis Rubly, Sept. 17, 1860. He d. Feb. 25, 1876, leaving four children. She m. (2) John Risler, Jan. 18, 1884. They live at Riverton, Ill. Children: 1. Mary Rubly, b. Mar. 13, 1861. 2. Charles Rubly, b. July 15, 1867; d. in infancy. 3. Robert F. Rubly, b. May 22, 1870; m. Eva Gaddis. They live at Riverton, Ill. 4. Leslie J. Rubly, b. Sept. 17, 1875; m. Polly Wilkinson, Dec. 20, 1897. She was b. ~ov. 19, 1877. They live at Riverton, Ill. 1812. * iii. Hiram P. 1813. iv. John D .. b. Jan. 6, 1844; d. Sept. 7, 1863. 1814. * v. Jeremiah. 1815. vi. Elizabeth, b. Sept. 6, 1851; m Joseph H. Hendricks, Jan. 7, 1869. He was born Oct. 14, 1846. They live at Riverton, Ill. 186 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 1. Irene Hendricks, b. Nov. 2, 1870. 2. Leonard Hendricks, b. Jan. 2, 1873. 3. Parley Hendricks, b. Sept. 7, 1876; d. young. 4. Zella May Hendricks, b. Sept. 17, 1880; d. young. 5. Charles Francis Hendricks, b. July 9, 1883; d. young. 6. Earl Chester Hendricks, b. Oct. 29, 1885; d. young. 7. Leslie Hendricks, b. Dec. 30, 1887. 8. Lillian Hendricks, b. July 4, 1895. 1816. vii. Martha, b. Jan. 9, 1857; m. Richard Plunkett, Jan. 1, 1880. They live at Illiopolis, Ill. Children: 1. Luella Plunkett, b. Oct. 26, 1875; m. Frank Crum. 2. John Franklin Plunkett, b. Nov. 2, 1880. 3. Child; d. in infancy. 1817. *viii. Eli. 1818. ix. Charles, b. Mar. 7, 1861; m. Ettie Freeman. He is a railroad and bridge carpenter.

1812. HIRAM P. CANTRALL 7 (Adam M., 6 William G.,s Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 1, 1842. Married Elizabeth Eunice. They live near Paris, Ill. Children: 1819. i. John B. 1820. ii. Maggie. 1821. iii. Lottie. 1822. iv. Nora. 1823. v. Lulu. 1814. JEREMIAH S. CANTRALL 7 (Adam M.,6 William G.,6 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Nov. 12, 1848. Married Etta Drone. They live at Peoria, Ill. Children: 1824. i. Albert D. 1825. ii. Annie. 1826. iii. Willie and 1827. iv. Wilbur (twins), d. in infancy. 1828. ~- Fanny. 1829. vi. Oscar. 1830. vii. Harry. 1831. vi.ii. Nettie. 1817. ELI CANTRALL 7 (Adam M., 6 William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 25, 1859. Married Laura E. Barnes, Jan. 27, 1881. She was born Jan. 13, 1863 .. They live at Riverton, Ill. Eli Cantrall has operated machinery in the paper mills at Riverton for over twenty-five years. Children: 1832. i. George H., b. Nov. 11, 1882. 1833. ii. Minnie, b. Dec. 5, 1884. 1834. iii. Mary Elizabeth, b. Jan. 17, 1888. 1835. iv. John D., b. Apr. 4, 1890. 1836. Y. Maude N., b. Sept. 4, 1892. 1837. vi. Verny Eli, b. Aug. 10, 1894. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 187

1778. WILLIAM M. CANTRALL 6 (William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 28, 1822, in Ohio. Married Adaline Claywell, Apr. 3, 1845, in Sangamon county, Ill. William M. Cantrall enlisted July, 1862, in Company C, 114th Illinois Infantry, for three years' service. Was appointed ser­ geant at the organization of the company. Disease was brought on by overexertion at the Battle of Guntown, Miss., June 10, 1864, and he died at the hospital at Memphis, Tenn., July 9, 1864. His widow and unmarried children live eight miles north of Spring­ field, Ill. Children: 1838. i. Andrew J., b. Feb. 12, 1846; d. Sept. 28, 1849. 1839. ii. Julia A., b. Nov. 28, 1847; m. Leander L. Jones, Sept. 5, 1868. They live at Cleveland, Ok. Children: 1. Enoch E. Jones, b. Aug. 17, 1869; d. Feb. 4, 1880. 2. Ada A. Jones, b. Dec. 4, 1871; m. Fred W. Lewis, July 1, 1891. They live at Jetmore, Kan. Children: I. Lee C. Lewis, b. Apr. 4, 1893. II. Ray F. Lewis, b. Apr. l, 1897. 3. Perry A. Jones, b. Jan. 23, 1873; m. Mary L. Dorey, July 1, 1897. 4. Florence E. Jones; b. Mar. 24, 1875; d. young. 5. Grace J. Jones, b. Feb. 11, 1882. 6. Vergie A. Jones, b. Nov. 16, 1883. 7. Ross N. Jones, b. July 24, 1887. 8. Ina H. Jones, b. Feb. 27, 1889. 1840. iii. Miranda, b. Dec. 12, 1849; m. Roland V. Mallory, Sept. 10, 1871; d. Nov. 25, 1881. He lives at Decatur, Ill. Children: . 1. William Mallory, b. June 14, 1872; m. Ida Hill, Jan. 9, 1897. They live at Decatur, Ill. 2. Lulu N. Mallory, b. Sept. 20, 1874; m. Frank Whitmer, Mar. 9, 1896. They live at Decatur, Ill. 1841. * iv. James M. 1842. v. Pency, b. Oct. 26, 1853; m. Richmond E. Whaley, Aug. 23, 1877. They live at Noble, Kan. Children: 1. Nellie F. '\'\'haley, b. July 3, 1878; d. young. 2. Hattie E. Whaley, b. Jan. 27, 1880. 3. William E. Whaley, b. Apr. 15, 1881. 4. Lottie F. Whaley, b. Dec. 6, 1883; d. young. 1843. vi. William J., b. Sept. 9, 1855; d. Mar. 20, 1862. 1844. vii. Deborah J., b. Aug. 24, 1857; m. John M. Long, Aug. 18, 1880. They live at Noble, Kan. Children: 1. William E. Long, b. June 18, 1881. 2. Milton H. Long, b. Jan. 4, 1883. 3. Stella G., b. Jan. 6, 1886. 4. Sarah A. Long, b. Nov. 30, 1888; d. in infancy. 5. llrania Long, b. Sept. 27, 1890. 6. Ancil R. Long, b. May 5, 1892. 7. Alvin N. Long, b. Sept. 15, 1897. 1845. *viii. Lewis E. 188 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1846. ix. Sarah E., b. Nov. 8, 1862. She is a deaf mute and was educated at Jacksonville, Ill.; m. William Trotter, who is also deaf They live in Indian Territory. · Children: 1. Lillie G. Trotter, b. Dec. 3, 1883. 2. Frank W. Trotter, b. Oct. 4, 1885. 3. Jefferson Trotter, b. Jan. 23, 1894.

1841. JAMES M. CANTRALL 7 (William M.,6 William G.,11 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Sept. 24, 1851. Married Catherina Long, Aug. 31, 1882. They live at Athens, Ill. Children: 184i. i. William Arthur, b. June 13, 1883. 1848. ii. James Edward, b. Oct. 18, 1884. 1849. iii. John Albert, b. Jan. 7, 1886. 1850. iv. Anna May, b. Feb. 17, 1889. 1851. v. Ina Bell, b. Jan. 28, 1896. 1845. LEWIS E. CANTRALL 7 (William M.,6 William G.,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born July 18, 1859. Married Anna Black, Aug. 26, 1882. They moved from Illinois to Missouri, where he died Aug. 1, 1885. His widow married William Mellinger. Children: 1852. i. Nellie E., b. Aug. 13, 1883. 1853. ii. Lucy N., b. Mar. 17, 1885.

1577. LEVI CANTRALL 5 (Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born Oct. 1, 1787, in Botetourt county, Va., and was two years of age when his parents moved to Kentucky. Married (1) Fanny England, Nov. 30, 1809, in Bath county, Ky. She was born Oct. 2, 1792, and died Sept. 10, 1835, leaving thirteen chil­ dren. He married (2) Mrs. Ann Barnett, nee Patterson, May 27, 1836, in Sangamon county, Ill.; five children, of whom three died in infancy. Levi Cantrall was left, an orphan at the age of twelve years and was bound to a man who was a tanner. This man whipped him so severely that he carried the scars all his life. At the age of fourteen, he ran away from his hard master and' made his own living. In relating his early hardships to his children, he taught them to·always show kindness to the poor and needy. Levi Cantrall and his family moved to Madison county, Ohio, in 1811. In Oct., 1819, they moved to Madison county, III., and from there to Sangamon county, where they arrived Dec. 4, 1819, at the present site of Springfield. On the fifth they reached the north side of the Sangamon river, in what is now Fancy creek DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 189 township, and on the seventh selected a location, where they com­ menced to build a cabin, Dec. 8, 1819. From Levi Cantrall's notes of the trials these early settlers of Sangamon county had to endure, we quote the following excerpts: "December 8, set to build a cabin and got one raised and chinked and chimney up to the mantle, when the weather set in so hard that mortar froze so we could not plaster it. December 24 the snow began to fall and there was one snow after another until it was two feet on a level." He goes on to tell how extremely cold the weather was until Feb. 11, when it moderated and rained. Then a company consisting of Levi and Wyatt Cantrall, Mathew Holland, Alexander Crawford, Henry Crawford, a Mr. Kellogg and John Dixon, who afterwards founded the city of Dixon, Ill., set out for the American Bottom to get provisions. The weather again became extremely cold. They loaded their wagons with flour, meal, etc., and started home on the eighteenth, driving fourteen head of hogs. At night it was very cold, but during the day the raln and melting snow made hard work of their progress and the whole country was simply afloat. They met a farmer, by the name of Bans, who had been stuck for three days in a snow:. drift with a load of corn and was badly frost-bitten. They helped him out of his difficulties. When they got to Sugar creek, they had to cut timber and build a bridge over the ice, in order to get the hogs across. In one day they travelled one mile. The next day they reached the Sangamon river, which had overflowed the banks and as they had no boat they had to send back to Kelly's, where the city of Springfield now stands, to get tools to build a canoe. This canoe was made with an axe and grubbing hoe. They finally reached home twenty-one days from the time they started. The snow remained in drifts until Mar. 10. The spring was fine and they commenced to cultivate the land. April 25, there was a heavy rain; then a drought set in. May 26, a frost cut their corn to the ground, and there was no more rain until July 19. They were so discouraged they thought of moving back to the settlement. However, they hauled provisions before the next winter and lived through it. In 1820 Levi Cantrall built a horse mill. It was a band mill with a wheel forty feet in diameter and ground the first grain on the north side of the Sangamon river. The people came to this mill for thirty miles or more. In 1822 he built a water mill on Cantrall's creek, near the present town of Cantrall, for sawing and grinding. He kept a tannery for over 190 THE CANTRILlr-CANTRELL GENEALOGY forty years. In telling of the deep snow in 1830, he says that there was one snow after another until the snow was four feet on a level: it drifted until it covered stake and rider fences and in many places was seven or eight feet deep. On his farm it took two good yoke of oxen to haul one shock of fodder, and this lasted from November to February, 1830-31. It is said that Levi Cantrall gathered material for a family history and wished it published after his death, which occurred Feb. 22, 1860, but these papers have not been found. The town of Cantrall, Ill., was laid out on land he entered soon after coming to that state, and was named in honor of his memory.

Children: 1854. * i. Thomas. ,1855. ii. Ann, b. July 27, 1812, in Madison county, Ohio; m. (1) Edward Ridgeway, in Sangamon county, Ill.; three children. He d. and she m. (2) Ferdinand Meeker; one child. Children: . I. Nancy Ridgeway, m. James Milan. They live near Elkhart, Ill. 2. Eliza Ridgeway. 3. A son, d. in infancy. 4. Dulcina Meeker, m. H. Jeremiah Lashbaugh. 1856. iii. Nancy, b. Sept. 13, 1813, in Madison county, Ohio; m. Turner Holland, in Sangamon county, Ill., Feb., 1832; d. Nov;27, 1850. He was b. July 17, 1806; d. Mar. 6, 1866. Children: 1. Amanda Holland, b. May 30, 1833; m. Elias B. French; d. Apr. 3, 1854. Only child d. in infancy. 2. Thomas Holland, d. in infancy. 3. Fanny Holland, b. Dec. 5, 1835; m. Thomas R. Cl4ypool, Oct. 8, 1854. He was b. Feb. 19, 1826. They live near Cantrall, Ill. Children: I. Ida M. Claypool, b. Apr. 2, 1857; m. C. C. Van Meter, Oct. 13, 1874. They live near Cantrall, Ill. Children: Hattie Bell Van Meter, b. June 14, 1876; Abram D. Van Meter, b. May 7, 1879. II. Clara B. Claypool, b. May 14, 1859; m. John Dolvin, Dec. 25, 1888. Child: Joy Delvin, b. Afuy 17, 1894. II~. Cha:les H. Claypool, b. June 18, 1863; d. young. Iv. Levi D. Claypool, b. June 9, 1865; m. Lena England, Sept. 8, 1887. Children: Harry Claypool b. Jan. 29, 1889; d. young; Joseph F. Claypooi, ~­ June, 1891; Robert Chvpool, b. July, 1892; El!IB Claypool, b. Feb. 7, 1894; Lavinia Claypool, b. Dec. 7, 1895. 4. Milam Holland, b. July 19, 1837; m. Mary A. England; d. one month after marriage. 5. Francis Marion Holland, b. Mar. 2, 1839; d. in 1857. 6. William H. Holland. b. Oct. 28, 1840; m. Ruth A. Canter­ bury, Feb. 12, 1867. They liYe at Buffalo, Wyo. Chil­ dren all d. in infaney, except I. Albert Holland, m. and lives in Wyoming. II. Charles Holland, killed by a horse at age of ten yea.rB. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 191

7. Benjamin F. Holland, b. July 8, 1842; m. Maggie R. Hunt, Dec. 28, 1865. She was b. Sept. 30, 1843. They live at Wichita, Kan. Children: I. Thomas C. Holland, b. Dec. 29, 1869; m. Clara • Ishmael, Oct. 21, 1893. They live at Wichita, Kan., where he is a telegraph operator. II. Eddie G. Holland, b. Oct. 15, 1873. Lives at Oak­ ford, Ill. III. Thomas Holland, b. July 19, 1877. Lives at Can­ trall, Ill. 8. Lucinda Holland, b. Feb. 17, 1844; m. (1) James I. Woods, Mar. 1, 1866; one son. He d. July 2, 1870, and she m. (2) Charles Calhoun. They live at Sheridan, Wyo.; one daughter. Children: I. James I. Woods, Jr. II. Agnes Calhoun. 9. Priscilla Holland, b. Mar. 17, 1846; m. William S. Hurt, Feb. 1, 1866. He was b. Jan. 4, 1846. They live at Kingfisher, Okla. Children: I. Harry T. Hurt, b. July 28, 1867; m., has one child, and they live at Geneva, Ind. II. James F. Hurt, b. Sept., 1869. III. Fred Grant Hurt, b. May, 1872. Lives at Fort Worth, Tex. 10. Levi Holland, b. May, 1848; d. young. 1857. * fr. Stephen L. 1858. v. Selinda, b. Nov. 14, 1816; d. young. 1859. ,·i. Eleanor, b. Oct: 17, 1818, in Madison county, Ohio; m. John Jordan, in Sangamon county, Ill. They moved to Kansas and lived near Olathe. Both d. about 1893. 1860. vii. Elizabeth E., b. May 26, 1820, in Sangamon county, Ill.; m. James Driscoll; d. May 25, 1850. He was b. Jan. 20, 1814, and d. Nov. 10, 1862. Children: 1. Abram V. Driscoll, m. Maggie Williams. Child: I. George W. Driscoll, b. Mar., 1877. 2. Levi C. Driscoll, b. July 30, 1841. 3. David S. Driscoll, b. in 1843. He enlisted Aug., 1862, in Company C, 114th Illinois Infantry, for three years. Died from disease .contracted in the army, at the home of McDonald Cantrall. 4. Sarah C. Driscoll, b. Jan. 17, 1846; m. (1) Harrison Hurt; four children; he d. and she m. (2) John Kennedy. They live at Payson, Ill. Children: I. Eleanor P. Hurt, b. Oct. 14, 1865; m. Thomas Hines. They live at David City, Neb. Children: Harry Hines, Oscar Hines, Helen Hines and Thurman Hines. II. Hattie Hurt, d. in infancy. III. Anna Hurt, b. July 7, 1868; m. George Hutchison. They live at Wymore, Neb. Son: David Glenn Hutchinson. IV. Laura Bell Kennedy, m. and lives at. Payson, Ill. V. David Kennedy. Lives at Freeport, Ill. VI. Homer Kennedy. 192 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

VII. Frank Kennedy. VIII. Grace Kennedy. IX. Ralph Kennedy. X. Iles Kennedy. XI. Thomas Kennedy. XII. Flavia Scott Kennedy. 5. Harriet Jane Driscoll, b. Nov. 3, 1848; m. Abram Fulkinson, Aug. 7, 1867. He was b. Aug. 27, 1839. Children: I. Clara Frances Fulkinson, b. July 22, 1868; m. Charles D. Beeker, May 22, 1892. Children: Abram E. Beeker, b. June 28, 1893; Helen L. Beeker, b. Feb. 28, 1895. II. James William Fulkinson, b. Oct. 27, 1871; m. Angeline Constant, Feb. 16, 1897. Child, b. July 5, 1898. III. Sarah E. Fulkinson, _b. Oct. 7, 1873; d. young. IV. Frank D. Fulkinson, b. Sept. 7, 1876; d. young. 6. Elizabeth Driscoll, b. Apr. 17, 1850; m. (1) John W. Gra­ ham, Nov. 1, 1866; three children. He was b. Feb. 22, 1845, and after his death, she m. (2) John McClelland, Sept. 1, 1879; two children. He was b. Dec. 1, 1825. Children: I. Albert Y. Graham, b. Oct. 29, 1867. Lives at Jacksonville, Ill. II. Mary Graham, b. Nov. 27, 1869. Lives at Williams­ ville, Ill. III. Hattie Graham, b. June 24, 1871; m. Clayton R. Hartley, Mar. 31, 1896. He was b. Apr. 7, 1863. Son: John Alexander Hartley, b. Jan. 18, 1897. IV. Charles Benjamin McClelland, b. Feb. 27, 1881. V. Daisy Bell McClelland, b. Oct. 14, 1882; d. young. 1861. *viii. Levi L. 1862. ix. Rachel, b. Feb. 8, 1824, in Sangamon county, Ill.; m. John Overstreet, May 11, 1839. Children: 1. Louisa J. Overstreet, b. May 11, 1841; m. Henry F. Shep­ herd. Both d., leaving Child: I. Louisa, m. Jefferson Bennett; d. leaving a daughter. 2. James W. Overstreet, b. Feb. 5, 1844; m. Mrs. Martha E. · Dunlap. Children: I. Jennie Overstreet. II. Mary Overstreet. III. Nellie Overstreet. 3. Elizabeth Overstreet, b. June 13, 1848; m. Sebastian E. Shepherd, Dec. 5, 1866. He enlisted in 1862, in Com­ pany K, 115th Illinois Infantry; served three years, and was honorably discharged. They live at Athens, Ill. · · Children: I. Louisa S. Shepherd. II. Emma L. Shepherd. III. Lavenia G. Shepherd. 4. John T. Overstreet, b. Nov. 15, 1851; m. Maggie Brennan, Dec. 24, 1872. Both are d., and their two daughters live at Lincoln, Ill. 1863. * x. Charles S. 1864. * xi. Joshua L. 1865. * xii. Jesse. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 193

1866. *xiii. McDonald. 1867. xiv. Fannie L., b. Oct. 9, 1838, near Cantrall, Ill.; m. Henry C. Gra­ ham, Jan. 6, 1857. He was a son of Peter Graham, who went from New York City to Illinois in 1829. He was b. May 8, 1833, and was a carpenter by trade, but later turned his at­ tention to farming, and lives on a farm near Athens, where he and his wife went after their marriage. Chil.dren: 1. Mary A. Graham, b. June 23, 1858; m. William E. Johnson, Sept. 14, 1882. They live on a farm near Athens, Ill. Chil.dren: I. Mildred Johnson, b. Aug. 10, 1883. II. Addie Johnson, b. June 7, 1885. III. Minnie Johnson, b. Aug. 26, 1887. 2. William H. Graham, b. Aug. 11, 1862; m. (1) Anna L. Clark; she d. Jan. 14, 1889, leaving two children, and he m. (2) Phoebe Hardman, May 9, 1895; two children. He is a stock raiser and farmer and they live near Athens, Ill. Chil.dren: I. Edith Graham, b. Nov. 2, 1884. II. Owen C. Graham, b. June 12, 1888. III. W. Harrold Graham, b. May 23, 1896. IV. Paul H. Graham, b. May 9, 1898. 3. Anninta Graham, b. Oct. 13, 1868; m. Harry Fulton, May 3, 1893. He was b. Dec. 2, 1867. He is a farmer and they live near Athens, Ill. Child: I. Fannie L. Fulton, b. Aug. 13, 1895. 4. Joseph S. Graham, b. Mar. 26, 1871; m. Lillian N. Pruui, Jan. 16, 1895. He is a farmer and they live near Athens, Ill. Child: I. Henry P. Graham, b. Nov. 25, 1895. 5. Carrie Graham, b. Aug. 5, 1878; m. Webster H. Van Meter, July 13, 1898. 1868. * xv. Joseph S.

1854. THOMAS CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebu­ lon,2 Richard 1) was born in Bath county, Ky., Oct. 11, 1810. Married (1) Priscilla D. McLemore, Oct. 3, 1831, in Sangamon county, Ill. She was born Sept. 14, 1814, in Tennessee; died leav­ ing nine children. He married (2) Elizabeth Estel, June 12, 1848. She was born Jan. 28, 1820. They had four children. Thomas Cantrall, while at work at a sawmill, lost his life in 1858, by a runaway team dragging a saw log over him. Chil.dren: 1869. i. Clarissa, b. Jan. 20, 1833. 1870. ii. Turner H., b. May 9, 1834; d. Nov. 30, 1894, at his sister Nancy's at Greensburg, Mo. Never married. 1871. * iii. Young M. 1872. iv. Levi, b. Julv 16, 1838; d. Mar. 21, 1861. He was a cripple and d. at his brother Turner Cantrall's house at Elkhart. 1873. v. Nancy A., b. Mar. 25, 1840; m. Egbert Mallory, Aug., 1858. They live near Greensburg, Mo. 194 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 1. Thomas Mallory, d. when about twenty-eight years of age, 2. Egbert 0. Mallory, m. Minnie Frogg. 3. Minnie R. Mallory, m. Albert Petit. They have one child . . 4. Angie Mallory, m. --Frogg. 5. Benjamin F. Mallory. 1874. vi. Thomas J., b. Dec. 20, 1842; m. Belle Dye. They live in Okla­ homa. They have three children. (Names not given.) Thomas J. Cantrall served three years in the 10th Illinois Cavalry, Civil War; re-enlisted and served one year and four months and was honorably discharged at the close of the war. 1875. vii. Fannie P., b. Mar. 2, 1844; m. James D. Mallory, Apr. 25, 1861; d. May 6, 1888. Children: 1. Henry E. Mallory, m., has two children, and they live at Jerseyville, Ill. 2. Edwin A. Mallory is in the employ of the Government at Chica.go, Ill. 1876. viii. Mary E., b. Dec. 8, 1844. Taught school for over twenty-five years in Sangamon and Menard counties. Lives at Jackson­ ville, Ill. 1877. ix. James D., b. Jan. 11, 1847; d. in infancy. 1878. x. Martha E., b. June 12, 1849; m. David Van Deventer, Oct. 1, 1869; d. Apr., 1872, leaving one Chud: 1. Emma Van Deventer, b. Oct. 21, 1871, who was raised by her grandparents. 1879. * xi. Robert H. 1880. * xii. William M. 1881. xiii. Charles H., b. Dec. 29, 1855. Lives near Fancy Prairie, Ill.

1871. YOUNG M. CANTRALL 7 (Thomas,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Sangamon county, Ill., Apr. 30, 1836. Married Mary Ellen Graham, Feb. 14, 1861, of Athens, Ill. She was born Sept. 6, 1838. Young M. Cantrall enlisted in Company C, 114th Illinois In­ fantry, for three years in 1862, and died at Vicksburg, July 1, 1863. Child: 1882. * i. Thomas E.

1882. THOMAS E. CANTRALL 8 (Young M.,7 Thomas,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 12, 1862, near Fancy Prairie, Ill. Married Grace May Whitney, May 8, 1883. He is a school teacher. Chudren: 1883. i. Estella May, b. Feb. 11, 1885. 1884. ii. Young A., b. Sept. 18, 1889. 1885. iii. Ula J., b. Sept. 21, 1893; d. young. 1886. iv. Allan W., b. Oct. 7, 1894.

1879. ROBERT H. CANTRALL 7 (Thomas,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard.1) was born July 16, 1851, in Sangamon DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 195

county, Ill. Married Louisa A. Goff, Aug. 14, 1873. She w~s born July 11, 1853. They live on a farm near Athens, Ill. Children: 1887. i. Effie Bell, b. Feb. 27, 1874. 1888. * ii. Thomas Arthur. 1889. iii. Lilly Jane, b. Feb. 17, 1877; m. Frank Brown, Aug. 5, 1896. 1890. iv. Minnie Etta, b. Dec. 15, 1878. 1891. v. Robert Ernest, b. July 19, 1880; d. young. 1892. vi. Stella May, b. Jan. 18, 1882. 1893. vii. Luthur Franklin, b. Dec. 23, 1883. 1894. viii. Goff Estel, b. Nov. 15, 1894.

1888. THOMAS ARTHUR CANTRALL 8 (Robert H.,7 Thom­ as,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born July 3, 1875. Married Syh·ia Potter, Sept. 23, 1896. Child: 1895. i. Roy Irvin, b. Aug. 1, 1897.

1880. WILLIAM M. CANTRALL 7 (Thomas,a Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 16, 1853. Married Mary Letitia l\fcLelland, Mar. 22, 1882. She was born Oct. 22, 1864. William M. Cantrall is a farmer and dairyman and lives south of Springfield, Ill. Children: 1896. i. Bessie Helen, b. Mar. 4, 1883. 1897. ii. Earl, b. May 21, 1885. 1898. iii. Raymond Leslie, b. Jan. 16, 1887. 1899. iv. Rena May, b. Apr. 12, 1888; d. young. 1900. v. Archie Lee, b. May 1, 1890. 1901. vi. Percy Wilson, b. Apr. 18, 1892. 1902. vii. Ruth Hester, b. Dec. 3, 1893. 1903. viii. Fred McDonald, b. Aug. 21, 1895.

1857. STEPHEN L. CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,a 1 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in Madison county, Ohio, Apr. 4, 1815. Married Mary Ridgeway in Sangamon county, Ill., in 1833. She died at Buffalo Hart Grove, and he died July, 1875, at the home of his brother Joshua. Children: 1904. i. Fannie, b. Jan. 26, 1835; m. George R. Provin, Dec. 13, 1850. Children: 1. Sarah M. Pr0\'1Il, b. Oct. 16, 1851; m. John P. North, Dec. 30, 1865. They live at Lane Station, Ill. Children: I. Jessie G. North, b. Oct. 4, 1867. II. William E. North, b. July 15, 1870. 196 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

III. Fannie J. North, b. Apr. 6, 1873. IV. Viola E. North, b. Dec. 27, 1878. V. Harry S. North, b. Oct. 29, 1882. VI. Bertie C. North, b. June 11, 1888. 2. Laura A. Provin, b. Nov. 26, 1853; m. Watson Newberry, Sept. 8, 1874. He d. Dec. 13, 1894, and she lives at Clinton, Ill. Children: I. L. A. Newberry, b. Jan. 4, 1876. II. Minnie J. Newberry, b. Dec. 17, 1878. III. Lulu A. Newberry, b. Jan. 26, 1880. 3. Joel W. Provin, b. June 12, 1856; m. Jane S. Webb, Mar. 24, 1878. They live near Clinton, Ill. Children: I. Perry Provin, b. 1878. II. Laura Provin, b. 1881. III. Ira Provin, b. 1889. IV. Homer Provin, b. 1894. 4. Viona Ellen Provin, b. Mar. 7, 1859; m. Daniel Lukenbill, . Nov., 1881, They live at Weldon, Ill. Children: I. Ora F. Lukenbill, b. Aug. 30, 1876. II. Lydia Lukenbill, b. Oct. 8, 1882. III. Sydney Lukenbill, b. Feb. 7, 1886. IV. Rosa Nell Lukenbill, b. Jan. 16, 1889. V. Pearl Lukenbill, b. Sept. 13, 1894. VI. Ruby Lukenbill, b. Nov. 25, 1896. 5. George W. Provin, b. Feb. 3, 1862; m. Katie E. Smith, Feb. 17, 1897. They live at Malcolm, Iowa. Child: I. Smith Provin, b. Dec. 31, 1897. 6. Stephen C. Provin, b. Mar. 3, 1866; m. Jacobina N. Knutson, Aug. 17, 1895. They live at Howe, Iowa. Child: I. Sibyl May Provin. 7. Ulysses Grant Provin, b. Sept. 29, 1868; m. Emma West, Feb. 28, 1894. They live at Malcolm, Iowa. Children: I. Clarence R. Provin. II. Clyde E. Provin. III. Roy 0. Provin. 8. Savilla P. Provin, b. June 13, 1872; d. Feb. 29, 1888. 9. John R. Provin, b. Jan. 20, 1878; d. in infancy. 1905. ii. Almira J., b. Feb. 22, 1837; m. Samuel Mellinger, in 1855; d. in 1857. Hem. (2) Miranda Cantrall Snelson. · Child: 1. Samuel Mellinger, Jr., b. Jan. 30, 1856; m. (1) Mary J. Dor­ sham, Mar. 1, 1877. She was b. Nov. 9, 1860, and d.July 12, 1886, leaving three children. He m. (2) Margaret Miller. He d. Sept. 28, 1895. Children: I. Samuel L. Mellinger, b. July 19, 1878. II. Minerva A. Mellinger, b. Mar. 9, 1880. III. Mahala D. Mellinger, b. Nov. 5, 1882. IY. Floyd Mellinger. Y. Willie Mellinger. YI. Oliver Mellinger. VIL Lucy Mellinger. VIII. Rose Mellinger. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 197

1906. iii. George W,.z..!>· Sept. 9, 1839. George w. Cantrall, enlisted in Company I, 114th Illinois In­ fantry, in 1862, for three &~::S' service. He d. at 13 A. C. Hospi­ tal, at Chickasaw Bluffs, · .

1861. LEVI L. CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,8 Zebu­ lon,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 17, 1822, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Elizabeth C. King. She was born July 11, 1828, in Ten­ nessee and died May 7,.1896. Levi L. Cantrall died Mar. 15, 1863. Children: 1907. * i. Jasper. 1908. * ii. William M. 1909. iii. John T., b. Feb. 20, 1851; d. May 27, 1852. 1910. iv. Mary E., b. Feb. 16, 1853; m. Benjamin F. Warren, Sept. 2, 1874. · They live at Illiopolis, Ill. Chiulren: 1. Harry N. Warren. 2. Fanny Warren. 3. Cora Warren. 4. Jessie Warren. 5. Benjamin Warren. 6. Everett Warren. 7. Rosa Warren. 8. Clarence Warren. 9. Verna Warren. 1911. * v. Alfred N.

1907. JASPER CANTRALL 7 (Levi L.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Jo­ seph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Mar. 23, 1847. Married Sarah E. Waggoner, July 2, 1868. She was born Dec. 25, 1849. They live at Athens, Ill. Children: 1912. * i. William H. 1913. * ii. Bertram F. 1914. iii. Joseph W. b. Dec. 31, 1874. Lives at Meadowville, Mont. 1915. iv. Alfred L., 1o. Sept. 14, 1877. 1916. v. Ethel B., b. Sept. 27, 1881.

1912. WILLIAM H. CANTRALL 8 (Jasper,7 Levi L.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 24, 1869. Married Adaline Cate in 1890. They live at Trenton, Mo. Children: 1917. i. Lulu Fay, b. Jan. 25, 1893. 1918. ii. Louis, b. Jan. 11, 1895.

1913. BERTRAM F. CANTRALL s (Jasper,7 Levi L.,6 LeYi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Kov. 7, 18i2. Married Addie Herrin, Mar. 16, 1892. They live at Athens, Ill. Children: 1919. i. Frank, b. Jan. 28, 1893. · 1920. ii. Lucile, b. July 25, 1896. 198 THE CANTRILL-CANTREDL GENEALOGY

1908. WILLIAM M. CANTRALL 7 (Levi L.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 1 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born Mar. 1, 1849. Married Minnie Wells. She died July 6, 1889, and he died Jan. 17, 1895. Their children live near Otterbein, Ind. Children: 1921. i. Alvin N. 1922. ii. Virgie. 1923. iii. Pearl. 1924. iv. Lillie. 1925. v. Grace. 1926. vi. Grover. 1927. vii. Leona. 1928. viii. George. 1929. ix. Child, d. in infancy .

. 1911. ALFRED N. CANTRALL 7 (Levi L.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 1 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born Mar. 18, 1855. Married Alice Mathews, Feb. 24, 1881. She was born Dec. 26, 1859. They live at Athens, Ill. Children: 1930. i. Lloyd L., b. Dec. 16, 1881. 1931. ii. Margerie May, b. Sept. 12, 1884. 1932. iii. Weller J., b. Aug. 30, 1886. 1933. iv. Ross B., b. June 20, 1888. 1934. v. Jennie, b. Aug. 5, 1891. 1935. vi. Thomas Lee, b. Dec. 27, 1893. 1936 vii. Myron Mathews, b. Apr. 11, 1898.

1864. CHARLES S. CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born near Cantrall, Ill., Jan. 6, 1826. Married (1) Emily M. Vandergrift, Jan. 7, 1845. She was born Oct. 6, 1830, and died Jan. 29, 1852, leaving two children. He married (2) Lucy Swearengin, June 20, 1852. She was born Oct. 15, 1828, and died Apr. 14, 1853, leaving one child. He married (3) Harriet A. Graham, Apr. 26, 1855; ten children. She was born Feb. 17, 1836, at Athens and was a daughter of Peter Graham. Charles S. Cantrall was a member of the Christian church .for over forty years. He was a member of the Masonic Order for over thirty years. He was radical on the temperance question. When but five years of age he fell from a rail fence and so injured his left leg that, after years of suffering, it finally had to be amputated. He died Dec. 18, 1875. Children: 1937. i. Mary E., b. June 13, 1848, in Sangamon county, Ill.; m. Stephen 0. Price, Jan. 25, 1866. His parents went from Baltimore, Md., to Illinois in 1838, and he was born at Athens, Jan. 24, 1847. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 199

They live on a farm near Lincoln, Ill., where they moved the year after they were married. Children: 1. Emily Ellen Price, m. A. F. Reed, Mar. 14, 1889. They live at Bement, Ill. Children: I. Ravmond Price Reed. II. Raiph Reed. III. Mabel Reed. 2. William Oscar Price, b. May 29, 1870; m. Lida Section, Nov. 21, 1892. They live at Lincoln, Ill. Chi/,d: I. May Irene Price, b. Feb. 2, 1895. 1938. * ii. McDonald. . 1939 iii. Minerva A., b. Mar. 25, 1853; d. Aug. 20, 1853. 1940 iv. Charles H., b. Mar. 12, 1856, near Cantrall, Ill.; m. Viola Batter- ton, of Athens, Ill. She was a daughter of Elijah Batterton, an old settler of Illinois, living near Salisbury. In 1884 Charles H. Cantrall went to Kansas where he lived ten years. In 1894 he moved to St. Louis, and after living there one year, went to Athens, Ill., where he is now in the grocery business. He is an I.0.0. F. 1941. * v. Thomas D. 1942. vi. Allie, b. Jan. 14, 1861, near Cantrall, Ill. Lives at Illiopolis, Ill. Is a member of the Christian church. 1943. vii. John W., b. Apr. 8, 1863, near Cantrall, Ill.; m. Alma V. Propha­ ter, Apr. 29, 1896. John W. Cantrall graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at St. Louis, in 1891. He practiced his profession for a time at Mt. Auburn, Ill.; in 1896 moved to Buffalo, Ill., and in 1898 to Rochester, Ill., where he is one of the leading physicians. 1944. *viii. Levi G. 1945. ix. William H., b. Nov. 28, 1867; m. Nannie Muir, Mar. 1, 1895. They live near Illiopolis, Ill. He is a K. of P. 1946. x. Fannie A., b. Feb. 3, 1870; m. Willi.run J. Tackett, Mar. 24, 1892. They live near Willey Station, Ill. Chil,dren: 1. Charles Leland Tackett, b. Dec. 13, 1892. 2. Tracey James Tackett, b. Dec. 18, 1894. 1947. * xi. Homer. 1948. xii. Ida May, b. Mar. 29, 1874; d. Nov. 25, 1875. 1949. xiii. Ira, b. July 1, 1877.

1938. McDONALD CANTRALL 7 (Charles S.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 20, 1851, near Can­ trall, Ill. He was three months old when his mother died. He married Margaret M. Peden, of Illiopolis, Ill., Aug. 4, 1870. She was born Jan. 14, 1854. McDonald Cantrall has been Postmaster of Illiopolis. He 1s interested in farming. Chi/,dren: 1950. i. Maude A .. b. Sept. 16, 1871; m. G. M. Mathews, Jan. 21, 1894. 1951. ii. Henry Augustus, b. Feb. 16, 1874. In 1898 he and a friend started West. When they got to Fort Crook, Neb., troops were being 200 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

enlisted for the Spanish War. Both enlisted in Company A, 22d Nebraska Infantry. They were sent to Cuba and were in the thickest of the battle at Santiago. With the shots as thick as hail about him, Henry Cantrall escaped without a scratch. He returned home in Sept., 1898. 1952. iii. Bruce T., b. May 9, 1878. 1953. iv. Josiah P., b. Apr. 5, 1881. 1954. v. Beatrice N., b. Aug. 10, 1883. 1955. vi. Tracy E., b. Aug. 1, 1885; killed Sept. 7, 1895, by a runaway terun.

1941. THOMAS D. CANTRALL 7 (Charles S.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 15, 1858. Married Mary F. Enlow, Jan. 30, 1884. She was born Nov. 1, 1863. Thomas D. Cantrall is a partner of his brother Charles H. Can­ trall in the grocery business at Athens, Ill. Children: 1956. i. Thomas Leroy, b. Apr. 5, 1885. 1957. ii. Charles Raymond, b. Aug. 13, 1887; d. Oct. 11, 1887. 1958. iii. Anna Lynn, b. Oct. 2, 1890. ·

1944. LEVI G. CANTRALL 7 (Charles S.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Sept. 8, 1865. Married Ella Norred, Mar. 6, 1888. They live at Illiopolis, III. Children: 1959. i. Guy, b. Dec. 19, 1889; 1960. ii. Wilbur, b. Apr. 15, 1891. 1961. iii. Myra, b. Aug. 19, 1894.

1947. HOMER E. CANTRALL 7 (Charles S.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born July 6, 1872. Married

Bernice Johnson1 Apr. 26, 1897. They live at Taylorville, Ill. Child: 1962. i. Horace.

1864. JOSHUA L. CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born July 28, 1828, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Rebecca Hedrick, Oct. 16, 1847. She was born Oct. 8, 1828, in Kentucky. Her parents were among the early settlers of Sangamon county. Joshua L. Cantrall and his family moved to Sigourney, Iowa, where they lived from 1864 to 1866, when they returned to Illinois and settled on a farm near Illiopolis, where they were living at the time of his death, Mar. 17, 1882. Both he and his wife were active workers in the Christian church, of which Joshua Cantrall was an . elder for fifteen years. He was a charter member of the Illiopolis Lodge A. F. & A. M. He was also a radical temperance worker. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 201

Children: 1963. i. Lafayette, b. Jan. 16, 1849; m. Gussie Chambers, July 23, 1874. She was b. Apr. 11, 1856, near Augusta, Ala., and was a daugh­ ter of Dr. Thomas Chambers, a noted physician and captain in the southern army. Her mother's ma1den name was Charlotte Norman, and she was of a prominent southern family. Lafayette Cantrall and wife lived in Kansas for a year, but returned to Illinois about 1879. They now live on a farm near Illiopolis. 1964. ii. Fannie C., b. Sept. 9, 1850; m. Benjamin F. Capps, Aug. 12, 1869. While talking with some friends, Oct. 8, 1869, her horse became frightened, the loop of the halter was tightly drawn around her wrist and she was dragged to death. 1965. * m. Carlyle. 1966. iv. Charles, b. Dec. 23, 1853; d. in infancy. 1967. v. Barton R., b. April 26, 1856, in Sangamon county, Ill. He went to Kansas in 1878 and lived there a year; returned to Illinois and in 1884 went to Colorado; from there he went to Old Mexico; then to St. Louis, where he lived six years. In 1881 he held a responsible position in the State Penitentiary at Joliet. The next year he attended school at Valpariso. He is now engaged in farming near Illiopolis, Ill. He is a member of the Masonic Order. 1968. · vi. Parthenia, b. May 30, 1858; d. in infancy. 1969. vii. Julia Ann, b. Apr. 11, 1860, near Cantrall, Ill.; m. James Hardy Council, Dec. 5, 1883. He was b. Jan. 4, 1859, near Sherman, Ill., and is a son of John Council. They are active workers in the Christian church and live near Elkhart, Ill. Children: 1. John Russell Council, b. Apr. 2, 1885. 2. Hardy Edna Council, b. May 4, 1890. 3. Lafayette McDonald Council, b. July 27, 1892. 4. Clara Florence Council, b. Dec. 15, 1893. 1970. viii. McDonald, b. Jan. 1, 1862. Lives at Illiopolis, Ill. McDonald Cantrall enlisted Apr. 26, 1898, in the 5th Illinois Cavalry, Troop D, which was sent to Chickamauga. They were not sent into active service, and were mustered out at Spring­ field, Ill., Sept. 6, 1898. 1971. ix. Laura, b. June 3, 1864; m. Josiah Todd, Mar. 22, 1883. Child: 1. Fred Todd, b. May 24, 1884. Josiah Todd, d. Mar. 10, 1884, and his wife m. (2) Archie Dickerson, Jan. 2 1886. Their son: 2. Erastus Dickerson, 6. Jan. 20, 1898. 1972. x. Clara E., b. Sept. 8, 1866; m. Charles Campbell, Dec. 5, 1888. He was b. Mar. 29, 1859. They live near Illiopolis, Ill. Children: 1. Owen Henry Campbell, b. Sept. 12, 1889. 2. Helen Campbell, b. Sept. 16, 1895. 1973. * xi. Levi. 1974. * xii. Benjamin F. 1975. xiii. Jennie, b. June 13, 1872; d. in infancy. 1965. CARLYLE CANTRALL 7 (Joshua L.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born May 26, 1852. Married Alice Ina King, Oct. 12, 1876. She was born Dec. 3, 1853. Child: 1976. i. Ruth Mae, b. Oct. 12, 1877. Graduated from College of Music at Jacksonville, Ill., in 1896. 202 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

1973. LEVI CANTRALL 7 (Joshua L.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 20, 1868. Married Eva Col­ vin, July 20, 1892. She was born Mar. 26, 1872. Child: 1977. i. Lelah, b. July 16, 1893; d. July 25, 1894.

1974. BENJAMIN" CANTRALL 7 (Joshua L.,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Aug. 25, 1870. Married Fanny Burch Adams, Jan. 8, 1895. She was born Jan. 27, 1873. Child: 1978. i. Grace, b. Apr. 2, 1897.

1865. JESSE CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 7, 1830, in Sangamon county, Ill. Mar­ ried Eliza J. Humes. Jesse Cantrall enlisted Aug., 1862, in Company C, 114th Illinois Infantry, for three years' service. He was commissioned second lieutenant at the organization of the company, was promoted to position of captain and served as such until the end of the Civil War, when he was honorably discharged. He was slightly wounded during the war and has been a cripple for many years from the effect of a gun wound received then. After the war, he moved to Kansas. Was offered 160 acres of land where the stock yards now are in Kansas City, Mo., at six dollars per acre. He settled in Johnson county, Kan., and now lives near Olathe. Children: . 1979. i. Martha, m. Omar Tibbets; d. leaving two children, who live at Ochletree, Kan. 1980. ii. Rachel, m. William Tibbetts. They live at Ochletree, Kan. Children: 1. Jessie Mav Tibbetts. 2. Adolph Tibbetts. 3. Charlie Tibbetts. 1981. * iii. Jefferson. 1982. iv. Ann. m. Wallace Wilson. Children: 1. Wilmot Wilson. 2. Cora Wilson. 1983. v. Fannie E., m. John Caswell. Children: 1. Charles Caswell. 2. Harry Caswell. 3. Lee Caswell. 1984. vi. Mary Jane, m. William Burgess. They live at Olathe, Kan., and. have four children. (Names not given.) 1985. vii. John, d. at the age of twentv-two years. 1986. viii. Ella, m. George Green. They live at Monroe City, Mo., and have two children. DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 203

1987. ix. Jesse, m. Lalll'& Studerville. They live at Oklahoma. 1988. x. Ida, m. Jaaper Burgess. They live at Olathe, Kan., and have two children. 1989. xi. Joshua. 1990. xii. Cora.

1981. JEFFERSON CANTRALL 7 (Jesse,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born in Kansas. Married Julia Mead. They live at Ochletree, Kan. Children: 1991. i. William. 1992. ii. Walter. 1993. iii. Jessie. 1994. iv. Elmer.

1866. McDONALD CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 5, 1833, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Narcissa Hedrick, Mar. 29, 1854. She was born May 15, 1834, near Buffalo Hart, Ill., where her parents, Jonathan and Julia Hedrick, had moved in the fall of 1830. McDonald Cantrall was an enthusiastic farmer, and cultivated a farm near Cantrall, Ill., which was one of the best farms in the county. He died Sept. 16, 1872. Child: 1995. *i. Charles.

1995. CHARLES CANTRALL 7 (McDonald,6 Levi,5 Joshua,4 1 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in Sangamon county, Ill., Feb. 14, 1855. Married Florence Council, May 16, 1888. She was born June 4, 1867, and was a daughter of John H. and Edna Council. Charles Cantrall was seventeen years of age when his father died and with his mother managed the farm his father had left them, which is the home of himself and family now. He is a member of the Orders of A. F. & A. M. and I. O. 0. F. at Athens, Ill. Children: . 1996. i. John Harvey, b. May 4, 1889. 1997. ii. McDonald, b. Feb. 2, 1897.

1868. JOSEPH S. CANTRALL 6 (Levi,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Oct. 16, 1841, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Margaret A. Canterbury, Jan. 14, 1869, a daughter of J. T. Canterbury. She was born Jan. 10, 1849. Joseph S. Cantrall became a cattle merchant when nineteen 204 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY years of age and was successful until the Civil War, when he and his partner lost he·avily on 1,000 head of cattle they had bought. He was in New York City, Feb., 1865, and saw cattle sell for twenty-eight cents per pound net: the highest price at which cattle ever sold. He remained in this business until 1872. In 1874 he built a grain elevator at Cantrall, Ill., which he operated for sixteen years. In 1886 he was nominated for sheriff of Sanga­ mon county, by the Republican party; he ran 1,000 votes ahead of his ticket, but the ticket was defeated. In 1890 he was again nominated for the same office and ran 1,350 votes ahead of his ticket, but was again defeated as the county went Democratic by 1,700 votes. In 1891 he went to Nebraska as agent for a grain firm. Returned to Springfield, Ill., in 1894, where he is now general special agent for the North,rnstern Mutual Life Insurance Company. Children: 1998. i. Daisy L. (Dora), b. Feb. 15, 1870. She is a music teacher. 1999. ii. Hattie May, b. Mar. 5, 1875. She is Supervisor of Art Instruction in Springfield, Ill., public schools. 2000. iii. Evans Earl, b. Nov. 15, 1884.

1578. WYATT CANTRALL 5 (Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Dec. 20, 1790, in Kentucky. Married (1) Sally England, in Bath county, Ky., and they moved to Clark county, Ohio. She was a daughter of Stephen England, and sister of Fanny England, Levi Cantrall's first wife, and was born Dec. 20, 1794. She died Aug. 4, 1840, leaving nine children. He married (2) Mrs. Polly Kingsbury, nee Foster, who died about 1859, leaving one child. Wyatt Cantrall, in company with Stephen England, his father­ in-law, moved from Clark county, Ohio, to St. Clair county, Ill., in the fall of 1818. In the spring of 1819 they moved to Sangamon county, Ill. His brother, Levi Cantrall, joined them there in the fall of 1819 and the two brothers lived on adjoining farms just north of the present location of the town of Cantrall, for twenty y~ars. In the experiences related under the heading of Levi Can­ trall, Wyatt Cantrall also took an active part, and it was he who was sent back for tools to make the canoes to ferry the party across the overflowing Sangamon river, in that first hard winter these early settlers spent in this new country. Later Wyatt Cantrall moved to Sterling, Ill., and after .the death of his second wife, he moved to Kansas, where he died Oct. 25, 1877. . DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 205

Children: 2001. i. Eliza, b. Sept. 8, 1813, in Ohio; m. John McLemore, in Sangamon county, Ill. He d. in 1871 and his widow and children live at Sterling, Ill. Children: 1. Clarence McLemore. 2. Lucinda McLemore, m. A. Merrill. They live at Reno, NeY. 2002. * ii. Samuel Denny. 2003. * iii. David P. 2004. iv. Zebulon E., b. Aug. 11, 1823; d. Apr., 1841. 2005. v. Wyatt E., b. Mar. 22, 1825; d. Aug. 1, 1840. 2006. * vi. Stephen E. 2007. * vii. William F. 2008. viii. Polly Ann, b. Sept. 17, 1832; m. (1) Devin Grimes. He was wounded by the Indians and d. soon after, leaving two children. She m. (2) Thomas Heathcote. They live at Sterling, Ill. Children: 1. Lillian Grimes. 2. Charles Grimes. 3. William Heathcote. 2009. * ix. John H. 2010. * x. Joshua P. 2002. SAMUEL DENNY CANTRALL 6 (Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 9, 1816, in Ohio and was only two years of age when his parents moved to Illinois. Married Sarah S. Alexander, Mar. 6, 1837, in Sangamon county; Ill. She was a daughter of John Alexander, who moved from Ken­ tucky to Illinois in 1826, and was born Nov. 7, 1820, in Kentucky. Samuel Denny Cantrall moved to Rock river, where he lived eight years, from there he moved to a farm near Athens, Ill., where he lived until his death, May 1, 1884. He and his wife were members of the Christian church. Children: 2011. i. Albert A., b. Nov. 15 _ 1~9i m. Martha Hurt, Mar. 6, 1862. Albert A. Cantrall enl.istea1 Aug. 12, 1862, in Company C, 114th Illinois Infantry, for three years' service and was appointed ser­ geant. He was captured at the battle at Guntown, Miss., in June, 1864, and was placed in the Andersonville prison, where he remained for five months. After that was taken from one prison to another to prevent being released. Was paroled Mar. 1, 1865, and died of starvation and exposure, Mar. 2, 1865, at Wilming­ ton, N. C. 2012. * ii. Wyatt E. 2013. iii. Mary H., b. Aug. 5, 1843; d. Apr. 11, 1844. 2014. iv. John S., b. Feb. 1, 1845; d. Oct. 1, 1845. 2015. v. Lucinda S., b. May 14, 1847; m. Frank Horn, Dec. 24, 1868 .. They live at Hastings, Neb. Children: 1. Ira Horn. 2. Ida Horn. 3. Edward Horn. 4. Sarah Horn. 5. Alice Horn. 6. Ernest Horn. 206 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

2016. * vi. Henry. 2017. vii. Eliza, b. Apr. 18, 1852; m. Henry Lake, July 7, 1874. They live at Cantrall, Ill. Children: i. Maggie May Lake, b. May 27, 1875; m. James Vasconselles Mar. 15, 1898. ' 2. Harvey H. Lake, b. May 19, 1881; d. Jan. 1, 1892. 3. Elmer 8. Lake, b. Dec. 8, 1882. 2018. viii Margaret A., b. Aug. 18, 1855; m. Isaac Bates, Dec. 10, 1873. They live at Nortonville, Kan. Children: 1. Phronia Bates. 2. Ethel Bates. 3. Olive Bates. 4. Walter Bates. 5. Child, d. in infancy.

2012. WYATT E. CANTRALL 7 (Samuel D.,6 Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 1 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born Nov. 5, 1841, in White­ side county, Ill. Married Grizilla Holland, Nov. 17, 1869. She was born Apr. 9, 1848, in Kentucky. They lived on a farm near Athens, Ill., for twenty years. In 1889 they moved to Cantrall, where they lived for one year. In 1890 they moved to Springfield, Ill., where Wyatt Cantrall died Mar. 31, 1898. Chiulren: 2019. i. Anna Bell, b. Sept. 30, 1870; m. Edgar McClelland, Jani24, 1889; d. Dec. 28, 1889. He was b. Mar. 9, 1867. 2020. ii. Ina May, b. Apr. 14, 1874; m. her brother-in-law, Edgar McClelland, Mar. 1, 1890. They live at Springfield, Ill. Chiulren: 1. Gracie May McClelland, b. Dec. 28, 1890. 2. Hazel Marie McClelland, b. June 22, 1894. 3. Harry E. McClelland, b. Mar. 17, 1897. 2021. iii. Hattie 8., b. Nov. 26, 1883.

2016. HENRY CANTRALL 7 (Samuel D.,6 Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Feb. 28, 1849, on the farm where he now lives, two miles east of Athens, Ill. Married Emma E. Graham, Jan. 1, 1873". She was born Sept. 6, 1853, at Athens. Henry Cantrall and his wife are members of the Christian church .. He is also a member of I. O. 0. F.; Home Forum andCourt of Honor Life Insurance orders. Chiulren: 2022. * i. Alwin w.- 2023. ii. Arthur W., b. Nov. 23, 1876. 2024. iii. Verna E., b. June 5, 1879. 2025. iv. Samuel D., b. Jan. 1, 1882.

2022. ALWIN W. CANTRALL 8 (Henry,7 Samuel D.,6 Wyatt,5 1 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born near Athens, Ill., DESCENDANTS OF ZEBULON 2 CANTRELL 207

Dec. 1, 1873. Married Allie Langford, Nov. 24, 1893. They live at Springfield, Ill. Child: 2026. i. Fay.

2003. DAVID P. CANTRALL 6 (Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1 ) was born May 7, 1818, in Ohio. That year his parents moved to Illinois. Married (1) Eleanor McLemore, Mar. 13, 1841, in Sangamon county, Ill. She was born Mar. 20, 1820, and died Jan. 15, 1861, leaving four children. He married (2) Ursula Bull, June 5, 1861, who died Aug. 25, 1894. He died Jan. 21, 1892. Children: 2027. * i. Young M. 2028. ii. Sarah E., d. Aug. 20, 1845. 2029. iii. Erastus D. d. June 22, 1867, at the age of nineteen years. 2030. iv. Catherine E., b. Mar. 28, 18531 m. G. H. Riddle, Mar. 18, 1874. They live near Rushville, Neo. 2031. v. Eddie C., b. Feb. 16, 1863; m. Alexander C. Kirkpatrick, Feb. 9, 1887. They Jive near Lisbon, Iowa. 1. Child, b. May 24, 1897; d. in infancy. 2032. * vi. Wyatt B. 2033. vii. Nettie C., b. Nov. 12 1865; m. Irwin H. Whitman, Nov. 28, 1889. They live near Lisbon, Iowa. Children: 1. Clara Bell Whitman, b. Nov. 24, 1890. 2. Frank Whitman, b. Dec. 3, 1892. 3. Laura Eddie Whitman, b. Oct. 16, 1894. 4. Lue Whitman, b. June 8, 1894.

2027. YOUNG M. CANTRALL 7 (David P.,6 Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 1 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born June 30, 1842. Married (1) Emeline Buswel, Feb. 5, 1865. She was born Aug. 12, 1843, and died Sept. 1, 1875, leaving one child. He married (2) Emma Hubbard, Mar. 6, 1877. She was born May 6, 1856; two children, They live at Milledgeville, Ill. Children: 2034. i. George, b. July 18, 1875. 2035. ii. Frank, b. Feb. 14, 1880; d. Oct. 22, 1887. 2036. iii. Gertrude, b. July 26, 1891.

2032. WYATT B. CANTRALL 7 (David P.,6 Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born June 18, 1864. Married Maggie C. Snyder, Feb. 4, 1886. They live near Sanborn, Iowa. Child: 2037. i. Arthur Fay, b. Nov. 9, 1890; d. in infancy. 208 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

2006. STEPHEN E. CANTRALL 6 (Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,a Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Apr. 20, 1827, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Caroline Blue. Most of his children live in the vicinity of Hastings, Neb. Chi/,dren: 2038. i. Wyatt. 2039. ii. Robert. 2040. iii. John. 2041. iv. Scott. 2042. v. Martha. 2043. vi. Lily.

2007. WILLIAM F. CANTRALL 6 (Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,a Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born July 28, 1829, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married (1) Lucy Kingsbury, who died, and he married (2) Calista Neil. They live in Iowa. Chudren: 2044. i. 2045. ii. 2046. iii.

2009. JOHN H. CANTRALL 6 (Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 Zebulon,2 Richard 1) was born Oct. 1, 1834, in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Eleanor Stratton. They live in Iowa. Chi/,dren: 2047. i. 2048. ii. 2049. iii. 2050. iv. 2051. v. 2052. vi.

2010. JOSHUA P. CANTRALL 6 (Wyatt,5 Joshua,4 Joseph,3 1 Zebulon,2 Richard ) was born in 1843 in Sangamon county, Ill. Married Grace Winters. They live in Chase county, Kan. Child: 2053. i. THE DESCENDANTS OF BENJAMIN CANTRELL OF MASSACHUSETI'S

2054. BENJAMIN CANTRELL 1 arrived in Philadelphia from Ireland about 1764. From records and traditions in this family, we learn that they were descendants of the Cantrells who fled from France to Ireland, at, or about the time of the St. Bartholomew Massacre (1572). After living in Philadelphia two years, Benjamin Cantrell moved to New York, where he lived from 1766 to 1770. He went next to Boston, Mass., and served in the Revolutionary War. He was wounded during the war. In 1787 he settled in Deerfield, Mass., where he died. He was living there in 1817. He is mentioned in "The History of Deerfield, Massachusetts," by George Sheldon, and from personal interviews with this gentle­ man in Boston in April, 1903 (he was then eighty-four years of age), a great deal was learned of this Cantrell family, as he had known members of it well during his residence at Deerfield. Benjamin Cantrell married --- Parvin, in Philadelphia, about 1766. The Parvin family located in Pennsylvania as early as 1738 and were a prominent and wealthy family. Children: 2055. * i. Parvin. 2056. * ii. Benjamin. 2057. iii. Anna·, m. Seth Clapp, son of John Clapp, Sept. 22, 1801. This branch of the family lived and died in Deerfield. Child: 1. Parvin Clapp, b. in 1802; m. Lucinda Cobb. 2058. iv. Henry. m. Eumce De Wolf, Dec. 2, 1830. They moved to Mt. Lebanon, N. Y., where they joined the Shakers.

2055. PARVIN CANTRELL 2 (Benjamin 1) married Nancy Gooding. They settled in Hartford, N. Y., where their five children were born, and where he died. His widow moved to Schenectady, N. Y., where she died. 210 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 2059. * i. Parvin. 2060. ii. Ann Elizabeth, m. Henry C. Billings. He d. and his widow lives at Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: 1. Henry Anselm Billings. 2061. iii. David, d. Never married. 2062. *iv. Anselm Martin. 2063. v. Caroline, m. James McDonald. Caroline Cantrell McDonald spent many years accumulating material concerning the Cantrell family in France, England and Ireland. She sent two parties to those countries to collect data. The first party, when returning to America, was shipwrecked and all the material they had secured was lost. Some forty years ago all the other records she possessed were destroyed by fire: among these records was an old French Bible, which was then two hundred and fifty years old, which containM Cantrell family records. Children: 1. James McDonald. 2. Annie McDonald, m. H. A. Bartholomew, a prominent man of Brooklyn, N. Y. He d. and his family live in Brooklyn. Child: I. Zoie Bartholomew. 3. Oliver McDonald, d. Never married.

2059. PARVIN CANTRELL 3 (Parvin,2 Benjamin ~) married Susan Beals. She died in 1901, at Brooklyn., N. Y., at an ad­ vanced age. Children: 2064. i. David Gooding, m. Emily Jones, daughter of General Jones, of the Confederate Army. 2065. * ii. Robert Beals. 2066. iii. Anselm Henry, d. in infancy. 2067. iv. Anna Caroline. 2068. v. Elizabeth Steggel, m. Dr. William B. Pearson of Brooklyn, N. Y.

2065. ROBERT BEALS CANTRELL 4 (Parvin,3 Parvin,2 1 Benjamin ) married Mary Deal, daughter of William Deal, of Philadelphia, Pa., who was high sheriff of Philadelphia county two terms. Robert Beals Cantrell is a well known and popular dentist of Brooklyn, N. Y. He belongs to several clubs. Child: 2069. i. Florence is a talented artist. Has been a student at the Art League in New York City, and in Europe.

1 2062. ANSELM MARTIN CANTRELL• (Parvin,2 Benjamin ) was born about 1803 at Hartford, N. Y., and died in Brooklyn, Sept., 1853. Married Anne Richard Stratton, Sept. 3, 1834, in DESCENDANTS OF BENJAMIN 1 CANTRELL 211

Cumberland county, Va., where she was born July 27, 1817. She died at St. Louis, Mo., July 4, 1900. He was a phsyician. Children: 2070. i. Richard Parvin, b. Jan. 3, 1836; d. in 1850. 2071. ii. Anne Jane, b. Sept. 16, 1839; d. in 1852. 2072. *iii. Olonzo Cornell. 20i3. iv. Virginia Caroline, b. Oct. 24, 1845; m. Dr. Robert Monroe Funk­ houser; d. May 28, 1888, at St. Louis, leaving one son. Child: 1. Robert Funkhouser, b. at Memphis, Tenn., May, 1879. 2074. v. Alice Gooding, b. at Cartersville, Va., Sept. 22, 1852; m. Dr. Robert Monroe Funkhouser, at St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 10, 1891. . Dr. Funkhouser was b. in St. Louis, Dec. 10, 1850. He was a son of Robert M. a.nd Sarah Johnson Selmes Funkhouser: his father was a well known merchant and banker at St. Louis. He was a grandson of Robert Roland and Rachel Cross Funkhouser. Rachel Funkhouser was a daughter of Zachariah and Esther Johnson Cross. Esther Johnson's mother was the eldest sister of Daniel Boone. Zachariah Cross served in the War for Ameri­ can Independence: part of the time as a scout for his cousin, Gen. Francis Marion. Dr. Funkhouser's great-grandfather, Christopher Funkhouser, wu also a eoldier in the American Revolution. Dr. Robert M. Funkhouser was educated at private schools and under the tutorage of the late Bishop Dunlap. He gradu­ ated from both the University of Virginia and Dartmouth Col­ lege, and soon after began the study of law and medicine at Columbia College, New York City. He graduated from the · · Columbia Law School in 1873 ancf was admitted to the bar of New York and Missouri. He continued his medical studies ancl graduated from the medical department of Columbia in 187 4 and chose the profession for his work. He soon became a le8cl­ ing physician at St. Louis, where he located. He is a member of the American Medical Association. Missouri State Medical So­ ciety; ex-president of St. Louis Medical Society; trustee of the St. Louis Medical Library Association; is a 33rd degree Scottish Rite Mason; belongs to the Royal League and the Society of the Sons of the Revolution. Has served two terms as coroner of St. Louis. Was a member of the advisory committee of the World's Fair Medical Congress at St. Louis. Children: . 1. Selmes Paul Funkhouser, b. July 12, 1892. 2. Sarah Virginia Funkhouser, b. May 18, 1895; d. June 4, 1895.

2072. OLONZO CORNELL CANTRELL 4 (Anselm M.,3 Par­ vin,2 Benjamin 1) was born Nov. 5, 1842, at Cartersville, Cumber­ land county, Va., and died at Cedar Point, Nov. 9, 1879. Married Johanna A. Pace, Dec. 13, 1868, at Cedar Point, Va. Olonzo Cantrell, although a mere boy, enlisted in the Confeder­ ate Army at Richmond, Va., July 30, 1862, and served until the general surrender. He was sergeant in Capt. J. W. Fisher's Com­ pany B, 25th Battalion, Virginia Infantry. At the end of the war, he entered upon his business career with very small capital, and a frail constitution, weakened by the hardships of military 212 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY service. At the time of his death, in 1879, by energetic efforts and unfailing ambition he had reached a position which the world calls prosperous, and was respected and admired by all who knew him. Children: 2075. i. Alice Caroline, b. Mar. 5, 1872; m. M01188 Tredway Monteiro, June 19, 1901, at Othma, Va. Chiul: 1. Moses Tredway Monteiro, Jr., b. Sept. 8, 1902, at Balham, Va. 2076. • ii. Parvin Leonard. 2077. iii. Annie Cornell, b. Sept. 27, 1877; d. Apr. 22, 1898. 2078. iv. Child, d. in infancy. 2079. v. Child, d. in infancy. · 2080. vi. Child, d. in infancy.

2076. PARVIN LEONARD CANTRELL 5 (Olonzo C.,4 An­ selm M.,3 Parvin,2 Benjamin 1) was born Apr. 25, 1875. Married Stella Alice Mills, Mar. 11, 1897, at Bula, Va. Children: 2081. i. Olonzo Marcellus, b. July 22, 1898, at Othma, Va. 2082. ii. Daughter, d. in infancy.

2056. BENJAMIN CANTRELL, JR.2 (Benjamin 1) was born in 1770 and died Mar. 28, 1858. Married Caroline Grayes. She was born in 1770 and died June 22, 1850. Benjamin Cantrell, Jr., was lieutenant, in 1823, of the "crack independent Company of Militia," called the Franklin Cadets, in Deerfield, Mass. Children: 2083. i. Charlotte, b. Aug. 14, 1801. 2084. ii. Mary, b. May 26, 1804. 2085. iii. Harry, b. Mar. 25, 1807. 2086. iv. Caroline, b. July 31, 1809. 2087. v. Benjamin, b. July 27, 1818. Married Sophia De Wolf, daughter of Elisha De Wolf. This branch of the family lived and died in Deerfield, MIIBS. THE DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC CANTRELL OF IRELAND AND PHILADELPHIA

2088. ISAAC CANTRELL 1 and his wife, whose maiden name was Abbott, came from Ireland to Philadelphia about 1816. The family were Protestants and fled from Ireland during a religious riot. There is a tradition in this family that they were French Huguenots and left France for Ireland on account of re­ ligious persecution. Isaac Cantrell had two sisters, Lady Tid and Dr. Tildrup, who lived in Ireland. ChiW.ren: 2089. i. Cherry, m. her cousin --Abbott, and remained in Ireland, 2090. * ii. Isaac Robert. 2091. *iii. John Abbott. 2092. iv. Maria, m. Dr. Hanly, about 1820, who was a druggist in Phila­ delphia. Chil.d.ren: 1. William Hanly, physician; m. 2. Alonzo Hanly, physician; m. Josephine Weatherly. 3. Michel Hanly, physician; m. 4. Cherry Hanly, m. Robert Lord Lee. Children: I. Abbott Lee, m. II. Cherry Lee, m. (1) George Mullen; m. (2) -­ Archambault. 5. Matilda Hanly, m. Dr. Dicky. 6. Octavia Hanly, m. Dr. Hunter.

2090. ISAAC ROBERT CANTRELL 2 (Isaac 1) was born in Ireland and educated for the British army. Had just received his commission when the family left for America and he came with them. He married very young and died at the age of forty-five years, in 183i. Children: 2093. i. Anna Elizabeth, m. John Appleton. Lives at Odessa, Del. 2094. ii. Maria, m. --Weatherly. 2095. iii. Isaac, d. Feb. 24, 1901. 2096. *iv. Edward. 2097. *v. George Washington. 214 THE CANTRILL---CANTRELL GENEALOGY

2096. EDWARD CANTRELL 3 (Isaac Robert,2 Isaac 1) mar­ ried Annie --in Philadelphia. He died Jan. 3, 1884. Chudren: 2098. i. Albert. 2099. ii. Marie. 2100. iii. George, m.

2097. GEORGE WASHINGTON CANTRELL 3 (Isaac Rob­ ert,2 Isaac 1) was born in Philadelphia in 1834 and died Feb. 24, 1901. Married Matilda Vercheaux Houston, May 17, 1864. She was a daughter of James Houston; was born in 1842 at Williams­ port, Pa., and died Feb. 14, 1901. They were Episcopalians. Children: 2101. i. Minnie, b. Feb. 19, 1866; m. George Stephens Wagner in 1887. They live at Philadelphia, Pa. Children: 1. Florence Wagner, d. young. 2. Edna Wagner, b. in 1889. 3. Edward Stephens Wagner, b. Nov., 1891. 4. Mary Wagner, b. Dec., 1892. 5. Hadassah Wagner, b. Mar. 17, 1895. 6. George Washington Wagner, b. May, 1897. 7. Adelaide Appleton Wagner, b. Jan. 7, 1901. 8. Matilda Vercheau.x Wagner, b. 1904; d. young. · •· · 2102. ii. Walter Hutchinson, b. June 7, 1870; m. Emma Deeanne, Apr. 6, 1896. She was born Feb. 18, 1866, near Pittsburg, and is a daugh­ ter of Charles Adolphe and Amanda Lowry Decarme. Her father was born in France, and on her mother's side she is descended from the old Maryland family of Lowry. Walter Cantrell has had charge for over ten years of the de­ signing de1;1artment of E. A. Wright Bank Note Compll,ny, at Philadelphia, and is an expert steel engraver. He and bis wife are members of the Church of the Annuncia­ tion, Protestant Episcopal. 2103. iii. Edward George, b. June 9, 1872; d. in 1892.

1 2091. JOHN ABBOTT CANTRELL 2 (Isaac ) was born in Ireland, Jan. 30, 1803, and was a boy when he came with his parents to Philadelphia. Married Ann Henry, daughter of Lieut. James Henry, 2d West India Regiment, Apr. 3, 1827. She was born in Ballyshannon, Ireland, Feb. 2, 1809, and died Nov. 26,- 1880. John A. Cantrell died Dec. 17, 1872. They were both com­ municants at Old Swedes church, Philadelphia, and are buried in the churchyard. When· quite young John A. Cantrell went into a drug store. Later he owned the drug store at the corner of South Second and Carpenter streets, Philadelphia. This corner has been occupied by three generations of the family as a place of business and resi- · DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC 1 CANTRELL 215 dence, and is now in the possession of Mrs. Matilda Cantrell, a daughter-in-law of Dr. John A. Cantrell. Children: 2104. i. Cherry A., b. Apr. 17, 1831; m. Alfred Young, Oct. 7, 1854; d. Jan. 23, 1876, and is buried in Old Swedes churchyard, Phila­ delphia. He was b. Oct. 7, 1832, and d. Mar. 31, 1882. Children: 1. Wilhelmina Young, m. E. Wilmer Craven, July 15, 1879. Children: I. A. Estelle Craven. II. Cherry Craven. III. Annie Craven. IV. Frances Craven. 2. Annie Cantrell Young. 3. Alfred C. Young, m. Mary Thomson, Nov. 18, 1887. He is a manufacturer. Children: I. Walter Thomson Young. II. Cherry Cantrell Young. III. Alfred Cantrell Young, Jr. 4. Cherry Cantrell Young, m. Wirtz M. Weber, Apr. 23, 1886. Children: I. Olin Weber. II. Marie Weber. 5. Frances Young. 6. Walter Henry Young, d. young. 7. Frank Young, d. young. 8. Mary Beatty Young. 9. Elwood Glenn Young, d. young. 2105. * ii. James Henry. 2106. iii. Virginia, m. Jesse Augustus Laws. Shed. in 1905. Children: 1. Annie Laws. 2. Eleanor L. Laws. 3. Elizabeth R. Laws, m. Coates Coleman. Two children. 4. James W. Laws. 5. Francis S. Laws. 6. Henry Laws. 7. Bertha M. Laws. 2107. *iv. William A. 2108. * v. Francis S. 2109. *vi. George Washington.

2105. JAMES HENRY CANTRELL 3 (John Abbott,2 Isaac 1) was born Apr. 24, 1832, in Philadelphia. Married Matilda Fuller, daughter of John and Ann Fuller, Apr. 8, 1857. She was born in 1832 in Philadelphia, a block from her present residence on the old Cantrell corner. Her parents were both born in Philadelphia, and are descendants of the Fuller who came to America in the Mayfiower. Dr. James Henry Cantrell graduated from Jefferson Medical College and was for many years proprietor of the Cantrell drug 216 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY store at South Second and Carpenter streets, where he died. This family are Episcopalians. Children: 2110. * i. John Abbott. 2111. *ii. Lester Fuller.

2110. JOHN ABBOTT CANTRELL 4 (James Henry,3 John Abbott,2 Isaac 1) was born Aug. 14, 1863, in Philadelphia. Gradu­ ated at the age of twenty years from Jefferson Medical College, but was not allowed to practice until he had attained the age of twenty-one. He was proprietor for a number of years of the Can­ trell drug store at the corner of South Second and Carpenter streets. Married Louise Nixon in June, 1895. Children: 2112. i. Thorp, b. Oct., 1897. 2113. ii. Helen, b. 1899. 2114. iii. Marie, b. 1901.

2111. LESTER FULLER CANTRELL 4 (James Henry,3 John Abbott,2 Isaac 1) was born July 10, 1866, in Philadelphia. Mar­ ried Maggie Mullen, June, 188i. Children: 2115. i. Melva, b. Dec., 1889. 2116. ii. Bessie, b. 1892. 2117. iii. James Henry, b. 1894.

2107. WILLIAM A. CANTRELL 3 (John Abbott,2 Isaac 1) was born in Philadelphia. Married Elizabeth Robson. Graduated from Jefferson Medical College. Practiced his profession until his death in Dec., 1899. Children: 2118. i. John, b. Aug. 16, 1863; m ----. • 2119. ii. Annie, b. in 1866; m. Edgar Brown. They have one child.

1 2108. FRANCIS S. CANTRELL, SR.3 (John Abbott,2 Isaac ) was born in Philadelphia. Married Elizabeth· M. Tomlinson at Old Swedes church. He is a. prominent lawyer in Philadelphia. They are Episcopalians. Children: 2120. i. Francis S., Jr., is a lawyer and is associated with his father in busi~ ness. He is a Catholic. 2121. ii. Marie J., m. Abram B. Trimble, of Philadelphia. They are Episc~ palians. Children: 1. Francis Cantrell Trimble. 2. Elizabeth Trimble. DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC 1 CANTRELL 217

2122. iii. J. Ross. 2123. iv. Adele, m. W. Littell White, of Philadelphia. They are Catholics. Children: 1. Richard White. 2. Margaret White. 2124. v. Norman.

2109. GEORGE WASHINGTON CANTRELL 3 (John Abbott,2 Isaac 1) was born in Philadelphia. Married Mary Mansfield. Chudren: 2125. i. Anna. 2126. ii. Charles W. 2127. iii. Howard Mansfield.

UNCLASSIFIED RECORDS

2128. Mary Thomas Cantrell was a daughter of Rev. Owen Thomas. Rev. Owen Thomas was born in Wales in 1676; came to America in 1707 and took charge of the Welsh Tract Baptist church, Pencader Hundred, New Castle county, Pa., in 1740, continued in care thereof to May 27, 1748, when he resigned to go to Yellow Springs, where he died Nov. 12, 1760. His daughter Mary married a Cantrell. She was baptized Oct. 6, 1744, at the Welsh Tract Baptist church and was married at this time, but we could not find which Onf,l of the Cantrells she married. They had several children.

2129. Alice Cantrell married Rev. Jonathan Jermyn, a promi­ nent Baptist minister, about 1756. They lived at Shiloh, K. J., and had several children. She was no doubt of the New Castle county, Pennsylvania family, as her New Jersey home was just across the Delaware river.

2130. Nathaniel Chantrell's name appears in an old MSS. list in 1701, Christiana Hundred, New Castle county, Pa.

2131. Richard Cantrell married Mary Reily, Aug. 1, 1777, at St. John's Episcopal church at Lancaster, Pa.

2132. Samuel Cantrill, tailor, bought land, on which there was a house and stable, on the old King's road (now Market street), and James street in the village of Newport, Christiana Hundred, New Castle county, Pa., Sept. 20, 1793. Samuel Cantrill was probably a descendant of Zebulon Cantrill, whose land on the King's road was only two or three miles from Newport. Samuel Cantrill died about 1793 and letters of administration on his estate were granted to Zachariah Derrickson, administrator, (Sarah Cantrill, the widow, having renounced). May 19, 1795, Sarah Cantrill was appointed guardian of three 220 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY orphan children of Samuel Cantril!. She sold the home at New­ port, Apr. 5, 1796, and all trace of her and her family are then lost. Children: 2133. i. George. 2134. ii. Robert. 2135. iii. Mary.

2136. Isaac Cantrell. In a letter dated at Baltimore, \819, Samuel Jennings wrote to his brother, Jonathan Jennings, Gov­ ernor of Indiana, recommending Mr. Isaac Cantrell, who was leaving Baltimore, intending to reside in Ohio, or Indiana, and states that he has a son and daughter "capable of giving useful instruction to youth."

2137. Jeremiah Cantrell was born in Botetourt county, Va. (He probably was a descendant of Zebulon Cantrell's line.) Mar­ ried Mary Reynolds in Virginia. Jeremiah Cantrell was a fife major, under General Jackson, in the War of 1812 and was at the Battle of New Orleans. He re­ ceived a grant of land for his services in that war, and settled in Indiana, where he died. Child: 2138. James C., was b. in Indianapolis, Ind., in 1823. Married twice, but has no living children.

James C. Cantrell served in the northern army during the Civil War and after the war moved to Philadelphia, Pa., where he now lives. In a personal interview in 1900, he recalled many of ·the current traditions of the family, i. e. that one of his ancestors had a brickyard in Philadelphia at its first settlement; that one of the older members of the family had over twenty children, some of them being twins. The old family names he could remember were Richard, Joseph, Joshua, Stephen and Zebulon. He had heard that the family moved from Pennsylvania to the western part of Virginia and he thought his great-grandfather was in the, Revo­ lutionary War, but could not tell his first name.

2139. John Chantrell. In No. 4, North Carolina Register, an abstract of the will of John Chantrell, executed Apr. 16, 1774, appears. The devisees named are relatives in Devon.shire, Eng., except John Harthridge, of Powell's Point, N. C., and his sister Sarah Hopkins. He evidently was unmarried. It has been sug- UNCLASSIFIED RECORDS 221 gested that he was a mariner, whose home was in Devonshire, Eng., and that he did not belong to the American family.

2140. Adam Cantrall, head of a family, census of 1790, in Green­ ville district, S. C. He had four sons under sixteen years of age and five daughters in 1790. We have not found any trace of these descendants.

2141. John Cantrall, head of a family, census of 1790, in Green­ ville district, S. C., with one son under sixteen years of age. This family could not be traced.

2142. Samuel Cantrell came from Ireland to New York in 1800. He remained in New York City, where many of his descendants now live. --

2143. Edwin Cantrell, of Brooklyn, N. Y., was born in England, where his ancestors have lived for many generations.

2144. William H. Cantrell was born in New York City. His father, William Cantrell, came from Naniea, County Tipperary, Ireland. His grandfather was a property owner in County Tippe­ rary and the family was one of influence and distinction there. Among them was a rector in the Episcopal church.

2145. Samuel Cantrell came from County Westmeath, Ireland, to Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1880. He confirms the tradition that the Cantrells in Ireland have always been Protestants. Of the Monticello, N. Y., Cantrell family, all we could learn was that there were two brothers, George and Thomas, but we have not found where this family originally came from. Children: 2146. * i. George. 2147. *ii. Thomas.

2146. George Cantrell, m. and lived at Monticello, N. Y. Children: 2148. George. 2149. Minerva.

2147. Thomas Cantrell, born about 1803; died in 1883. His wife was born about 1805; died about 1886. 222 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Children: 2150. i. Ann, m. --Brennan. He d. and she lives in Dakota with her sons. 2151. ii. Susan, m. --Bowers. They live at Toledo, Ohio. 2152. iii. Eliza, m. --Randall. He d. and she lives at Monticello, N. Y. 2153. iv. Julia, m. 2154. v. Robert, m. and lives at Monticello, N. Y. 2155. * vi. John. 2156. vii. Thomas, d. 2157. * iii. William.

2155. John Cantrell, born in 1842, at Monticello, N. Y.; married Mary Thorp. They live at Brooklyn, Ohio. Children: 2158. * i. George. 2159. ii. William. 2160. iii. Julia May, m. --Porter. They live at Greenfield, Pa. Child: 1. Walter Porter. 2161. iv. David W. Lives at Columbus Grove, Ohio.

2158. George Cantrell, born Sept. 4, 1866. Married Clarissa E. Yoakum, Feb. 8, 1891. He is a civil engineer and he and his fam­ ily live at Brooklyn, Ohio. Children: 2162. i. Ada Bell, b. Jan. 23, 1892. 2163. ii. Ruth May, b. Oct. 13, 1897.

2157. William Cantrell married Peggy ---. They live at Monticello, N. Y. Children: 2164. i. William. 2165. ii. Susie.

In Caswell county, North Carolina Wills, is the will of 2166, Isaac Cantrill, which was probated in 1831. Heirs are his nephews, sons of his brother Benjamin Cantril!, as follows: 2167. Isaac Cantrill. 2168. Alexander Robert Cantrill. 2169. Joseph Cantril!. Joseph Cantril! received a grant of lanq in Caswell county, N. C., in 1783, and he deeded land to William Cantril! in 1790. In a will of William Cantril!, in Caswell county, N. C., the fol­ lowing names are mentioned: John and Hetty Walker; Joseph Can trill; Hannah, Anthony, Rachel, Sally and Hetty Martin and Katie Garrison. UNCLASSIFIED RECORDS 223

2170. Zebulon Cantrell's will, dated Dec. 28, 1883, in Spartan­ burg county, S. C., mentions: his wife Kitty; grandsons Zebulon and William Cantrell; granddaughters Emily and Panthy Can­ trell. In the last century three sons of George Cantrell, of Nottingham, Eng. (whose father, George Cantrell, Sr., was the inventor of Nottingham lace), came to Wisconsin. They were: 2171. Joseph B. Cantrell, who moved from Wisconsin to San Francisco. 2172. Thomas Cantrell, who moved from Wisconsin to San Francisco. . 2173. William Cantrell, who moved from Wisconsin to Chicago. The family of Cantrelle in New Orleans probably went to that city direct from France, but I have not been able to verify this.

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2174. THOMAS CALEB CANTRELL died in Illinois about 1885. Married (1) Sarah Riggs, in Kentucky; two children. Married (2) -----; two children. Children: 2175. * i. James Newton. 2176. ii. Samuel Isaac, m. Martha Lampman. 2177. iii. Sarah. 2178. iv. David Jackson.

2175. JAMES NEWTON CANTRELL 3 (Thomas Caleb, 2 Isaac 1) was born in Kentucky, Oct. 28, 1848. He left Kentucky after the Civil War and went to Tennessee, from there he moved to Marion, Ill., where he married Martha Anne Sutton in 1869. Later moved with his family to Wadena, Minn., where his wife died July 24, 1883. Children: 2179. i. Ettna Jane, b. at Marion, Ill., Feb. 22, 1871; m. Charles Augustus Yoeman, at Duluth, Minn., Sept. 24, 1890. Children: 1. Charles Newton Yoeman, b. July 30, 1891; d. young. 2. James Monroe Yoeman, b. Feb. 19, 1894. 3. Melvin Augustus Y oeman, b. Dec. 23, 1896. .. 4. Stella May Y oeman, b. July~ 7, 1898; d. July 30, 1906. 2180. 11. John Thomas, b. Aug. 3, 1873; d. m June, 1887. 2181. iii. Stella Anne, b. June 5, 1875; m. William L. Bray, at Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 18, 1898; d. Jan. 12, 1906. He d. June 6, 1905. No children. 2182. iv. Samuel Isaac, b. July 27, 1877. 2183. v. Margaret Mae, b. Mar. 8, 1880, at Wadena, Minn.; m. Robert Walter Scott Risk, of Long Prairie, Minn., Aug. 28, 1900. They live at San Diego, Cal. 2184. vi. Albert F., b. June 23, 1883. 2185. vii. William F., b. June 23, 1883. NoTE.-2174. Thomas Caleb was a son of Isaac Cantrell, who had five sons -Thomas Caleb, Martin, David, Noah and Robert.

385. HIRAM CANTRELL 7 (Ephraim,6 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) had eleven children; besides the eight already named under his heading, are: 2186. ix. Malvina, d. young. 2187. x. Josephine. 2188. xi. Belle G. 226 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

402. EVERETT WINSTON CANTRELL 8 (Hiram,7 Ephraim,& 1 Aaron,5 Isaac,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard ) was born in Tennessee, May, 1859. Moved to Arkansas in 1876; thence to Kansas in 1883. Married Katie E. Smith, in Elk county, Kan. He is a lawyer and he and his family are now living at Claremore, Ok. Chiuiren: 2189. i. Erma Winifred. 2190. ii. Lorain ViYian. 2191. iii. Vernon Dale, d. in infancy. 2192. iv, Lois Mildred. 2193. v. Edna May.

477. DAVID CANTRILL 6 (Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) and his first wife Elvira Brown had two children; and there were two children by his second wife, Mary Bowers, as fol­ .lows: Children: 2194. i. Elizabeth, m. Robert Hook. Children: I. Elijah Hook, d. Never married. 2. Jennie Hook, m. Theodore Walton. They live at Harveyville, Kan. CMldren: I. Maurice Wal ton. II. Vernon Walton. 2195. ii. Jennie. Lived in Peru, Ind. 2196. iii. William, m. and lives near Wilminl('ton, Ohio. 2197. iv. Hannah, m. --W oodnancy. 'they live near Wilmington, Ohio.

535. JOHN CANTRILL 7 (David,6 Zebulon,5 Jacob,4 J:ohn,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Clinton county, Ohio. Married Died. Child: 2198. i. Charles, m.; lives near Wilmington, Ohio.

536. JAMES CANTRILL 7 (David,6 Zebulon,s Jacob,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Richard 1) was born in Clinton county, Ohio. Married

Children: 2199. i. Pearl, d. 2200. ii. Hamer, m. 2201. iii. Oma, m. 2202. iv. Stanley, m. 2203. v. Squire. 2204. vi. !value.

1384. JAMES MADISON CANTRELL 5 (William,4 John,3 Jo­ seph,2 Richard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C. Married SUPPLEMENTAL LINES 227

a daughter of Dr. Butts, of Americus, Ga. He died during the Civil War. He was called Major Cantrell. Children: 2205. i. Lula. Lives at Fairborn, Ga. 2206. ii. William. Lives at Atlanta, Ga. 2207. iii. Edgar. Lives at Atlanta, Ga. 2208. iv. James Ill. Lives at Atlanta, Ga. 2209. v. Oscar. Lives at Fairborn, Ga. 2210. vi. Child, d. in infancy.

1385. AARON CANTRELL 5 (William,4 John,3 Joseph,2 Rich­ ard 1) was born in Spartanburg county, S. C., in 1809, where he married Martha Overton Booker. He died in Sept., 1857, at Jack­ sonville, Ala. Of their eight children, all are dead except one daughter, Elizabeth Cornelia, and there are no descendants. Chiuiren: 2211. i. Cornelius W., b. June 19, 1836; d. 2212. ii. Camilla, b. in 1838; d. young. 2213. iii. Elizabeth Cornelia, b. Feb. 17, 1840; m. W. J. Amberson, Nov. 1, 1860. He was in the Civil War in Capt. James Savage's Com­ pany, from Cherokee county, Ala. He d. at Center Springs, Tex., 1880. His widow lives at Anniston, Ala. Chil,dren: 1. James Madison Amberson, d. young. 2. Samuel Wade Amberson, d. 3. William Thomas Amberson, d. 4. John Alexander Amberson, d. 5. Allan Amberson, d. 6. Mary Elizabeth Amberson, m. T. S. Stricklan. They live at Calhoun, Ga. 7. Martha Amberson, d. 8. Eliza Amberson, d. 2214. iv. William Madison, d. 2215. v. Sarah Sophronia, d. 2216. vi. Aaron, d. 2217. vii. Benjamin, d. 2218. viii. James M., d.

APPENDICES

APPENDIX A

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF STEPHEN CANTRELL, ESQUIRE.

In the name of God, Amen, I Stephen Cantrell of the County of Sumner and State of Tennessee, of sound mind and memory, do make and ordain this my last will and testament, in manner and form following towit: I give and bequeath to my wife, Mary Cantrell, during her widowhood, the use of my household and kitchen furniture, except such as I shall hereafter especially name, with the use and interest of one-half of my home plantation, with the dwelling house and other necessary buildings to be used at the dis­ cretion of my Executors, namely, Stephen Cantrell, Jr., William Cantrell, William Edwards, son of Nathan Edwards, and Zebulon Cantrell. I also give her the use of eight negroes, towit, Phillip and Betty his wife, and Dilsey their daughter, Genevive, Jack, Tom and Esau, also Millie and her child Franky, also two work horses and a certain black mare, known to be her rid­ ing creature, two cows and calves, one ox cart and ox wagon, and furniture with farming utensils necessary to carry on the plantation, two yoke of oxen, two sows and pigs, one dozen sheep, two beef steers, also an equal proportion with the other legatees which will be particularly mentioned of other prop­ erty to be disposed of at sale, together with the notes and accounts remaining to be collected at my decease. Also the cash on hand, likewise the bank stock, etc. and the whole to be under the discretion of my said executors, for her and for the purpose afore-mentioned. It is also my will that should my wife contrary to my expectations, appear to dissipate or make an improper use of the property so bequeathed her, that in that case it shall be in the power of my executors aforesaid to take the property into their possession and make sale of it, reserving to her a reasonable support during her natural life, and the money arising from the sale thereof to be equally divided at her decease among the whole of the lega­ tees. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Stephen Cantrell, Jr., hi8 heirs and assigns forever, two certain tracts of land lying in Wilson County on Cumber­ land River, each containing one hundred and twenty (120) acres, agreeable to the butts and boundaries specified in patents number 4307 and 4308. Also one-third part of lot No. 73, in the town of Nashville, Davison County, also an equal proportion with my other legatees of all my other property, directed to be sold at my decease, cash on hand, accounts. notes, bank stock, and pro­ vided he pays me $2562.50 in specie, on an obligation given me by himself, Petway & Company, together with the balance of said obligation, if unpaid before my decease. 232 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Willis, wife of Caleb Wil­ lis, her heirs, born of her body, and assigns forever, one hundred and fifty (150) acres of land, part of a tract patented to William Bowen, lying on the north side of Cumberland River, in Sumner County, adjoining Jesse Garrett, agreeable to the butt and boundaries of a deed of transfer made me by the heirs of David Carson, and adjoining a tract I have heretofore conveyed to the said Sarah Willis on the west and Moses Rule on the south. I also give her a certain negro boy, named John, also an equal proportion with my other legatees of all the other property directed to be sold at my decease, with the cash on hand, accounts, obligations, bank stocks, etc. It is also my will that the whole of the property, etc. bequeathed the said Sarah Willis be kept in the possession of my said executors and no part thereof to be surrendered to her, but on application by her to the aforesaid ~executors, and should any suit in law or equity be hereafter commenced by her husband Caleb Willis, relative to this will, it shall then be the duty of my said executon to aell the aforesaid property and the proceeds of said sale to be by them kept and sur­ rendered to her only on her personal application, and in case of her death to be equally divided between her children when they shall arrive at lawful age. Item: I give and bequeath to the children of my son Ota Cantrell and their heirs or aBSigns forever, a certain tract of land containing two hundred and sixty four (264) acres lying on the east fork of Stones River on a branch of the east side of the east fork, commonly known by the name of Andrews Branch, in Rutherford County, beginning at a hickory and ash, runmng east one hundred and forty (148) poles to an ash, north two hundred and ninety six (296) poles to a stake, south two hundred and ninety six poles to the be­ ginning, also an equal proportion with the other legatees of all my other property herein directed, to be sold at my decease with the cash on hand, accounts, obligations, bank stock, etc. The whole to be kept in the hands of my said son Ota during bis natural life. . Item: I give and Bequeath to my son William Cantrell, his heirs and as­ signs for ever, in addition to what I have heretofore devise him, all that part of Wilkersons tract of land that lies west and south of Station Camp Creek in Sumner County, if not sold before my decease. Also one-half of a lot in the town of Gallatin, in Sumner County, known by the Lot No. 9, in the North-west Square of said town. Also an equal proportion with the other legatees of all my other property herein directed to be sold at my decease. Also tlfe cash on hand, ace.aunts, obligations, bank stock, etc. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Zebulon Cantrell, his heirs and as­ signs forever, an equal division with bis brother Darby H. Cantrell, of four­ teen hundred and seventy four (1474) acres of land in five different tracts, on the north side of Cumberland River, opposite the mouth of Obys River in Jackson County; also one-third part of lot No. 73 in the town of Nash­ ville, Davison County; also an equal proportion with the other legatees of all my other property herein directed to be sold at my decease; also cash on hand, accounts, obligations, bank stocks, etc. Also a cow and calf, a feather. bedstead and furniture. Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Edwanls, wife of William Edwards, son of Nathan Edwards, her heirs and assigns forever, in addition WILL OF STEPHEN CANTRELL 233 to what I have heretofore given her. One-half of lot No ..9 in the north-west square of the town of Gallatin, Sumner County, also one equal proportion with the other legatees of all my other property herein directed to be sold at my decease, also the cash on hand, accounts, obligations, bank stock, etc. provided that the said William shall abide by a verbal agreement heretofore made between the said William and myself, towit: that should the ea.id Mary survive him, the said William and there should be no issue, that he the said William shall surrender the whole of the, of my aforesaid property, etc. to her bequeath to the said William or otherwise. It is further my will that the said William keep in his possession a certain tract of land in the forks of Station Camp on which he first settled till he is fully satisfied from the results thereof for the labor and expense he was at in improving said place. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Darby H. Cantrell, his heirs and assigns forever, an equal division with his brother Zebulon Cantrell, of four­ teen hundred and seventy four (1474) acres of land in five different tracts, lying on the north side of Cumberland River opposite the mouth of Obys River in Jackson County, also one-third part of lot No. 73 in the town of Nashville, Davison County, also an equal proportion of all the other prop­ erty with the other legatees herein directed to be sold at my decease, also cash on hand, accounts, obligations, bank stock, etc. Also one cow and calf, a feather bed, bedstead and furniture. Item: I give and bequeath to my son James Madison Monroe Cantrell his heirs and assigns forever, four hundred and eleven (411) acres of land, more or less, lying in Rutherford County on Stewarts Creek, being the balance 0f a preemption of a six hundred and forty (640) acre tract granted me by the State of North Carolina, being the place whereon my son Ota now lives, also a certain negro boy named Tommy, one oow and calf, one feather bed, bed­ stead and furniture with an equal proportion with the other legatees of the property herein directed to be sold at my decease, cash on hand, accounts, obligations, bank stock, etc. Item: I give and bequeath to my son George Clinton Jefferson Cantrell, his heirs and assigns forever, the one-half of my home plantation on Madison Creek, Sumner County, containing by estimation six hundred acres, and that at my decease the said half be rented out for the use of him, the said George, and at the decease of his mother, the other half of the said plantation, or tract of land, also a certain negro boy named Jerry, one feather bed, bedstead and furniture, one young horse, one cow and calf, also an equal proportion of the other property with the other legatees, herein directed to be sold at my de­ cease, accounts, obligations, cash on hand, bank stock, etc. It shall moreover be the duty of my said executors to keep in their possession the property, etc. given and bequeathed to my two sons, James Madison Monroe Cantrell and George Clinton Jefferson ~trell, till the aforesaid James and George shall arrive at lawful age. It is moreover my will that all my other property, both real and personal, not heretofore particularly specified, shall at my decease be exposed to public sale by my said executors at a credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving bonds with approved security. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 5th. day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun- 234 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY dred and twenty three, and the forty-eighth year of American Independ­ ence. STEPHEN CANTRELL. [SEAL] Signed, sealed and acknowledged in presence of these witnesses: Shadrick Nye, Henry P. Grizzard, Elijah A. Flack. Western Scruggs.

Codi,cil to Stephen Cantrell's Will. In addition of this Will and Testament it is my will that the balance of the obligations I hold on Stephen Cantrell, Jr. Henchy, Petway & Co., if not paid before my decease, to be lent to my son-in-law, William Edwa.rde, and my eon Zebulon P. Cantrell, for the term of four years from the time it is collected, free from interest, they giving their obligation payable in like money as spec­ ified in said obligation. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty sixth day of August 1824. STEPHEN CANTRELL. [SEAL] Witnesses: Western Scruggs, Schadrack Nye.

Codi,cil In addition to this Will and Testament I hereby annex the following from circumstances which have transpired since signing and sealing thereof, viz. That should my wife, Mary Cantrell, contract matrimony and many any other person after my decease, she shall then be entitled to one horse and saddle, one feather bed and furniture, and surrender up into the hands of my aforesaid executors the whole of the other property herein bequeathed her by this will, and it shall be the duty of my said executors to take it into their possession and make sale of it in the manner and form of the other property heretofore mentioned, and in case she and her husband should separate, or disagree, then and in that case it shall be the duty of my said executors to allow her, the said Mary, a reasonable support. It is further my will that a certain piece of land of one hundred and fifty '(150) acres, part of a tract here­ tofore bequeathed to my daughter, Sarah Willis, including the house and improvements whereon Matthew Rice lived the last season be sold by my said executors at a credit of one, two, three and four years, taking bond with sufficient security, provided they can sell it for $2000.00 and the money when collected to be surrendered to her the said Sarah, or her heirs, born of her body, on her or their personal application, and should the said Sarah prefer taking the land and place whereon William Edwards formerly lived in the forks of Station Camp, as a full compensation, for the aforesaid tract of one­ hundred and fifty (150) acres as heretofore mentioned, that the said Rice lived on, then and in that case the said Sarah shall surrender up the aforesaid tract of one hundred and fifty (150) acres to my said executors to be sold and equally divided amongst all my legatees heretofore named, in witness WILL OF STEPHEN CANTRELL 235 whereof, I have hereunto set my hruid and seal this 7th. day of January in the Year of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and twenty six: STEPHEN CANTRELL. [SEAL] Signed, sealed and acknowledged in presence of us as witnesses the several interlineations and erasures being also acknowledged. Benjamin Taylor, Ewel Elliff, Samuel Kirkpatrick. David Nye, Shadrack Nye.

Codicil No. 3. In addition to this Will and Testament from events which have lately taken place I do hereby insert the following: As there is a suit at law commenced against me by Mary A. Bowen and Samuel A. Bowen in the Circuit Court of Sumner County, also a suit com­ menced by me against David S. Willis in the above .Court, now in case of my decease before the termination of the said suits, it is my will that my ex­ ecutors heretofore named legally and attentively, attend to the said suits and in case of my decease before the suit against said David S. Willis shall be de­ cided, that my said executors shall renew the suit and prosecute it to effect till decided by due course of law, or compromised and for any trouble or ex­ pense that my said executors may be subjected to in consequence of said suit, that they be amply satisfied from my estate and that each of the said executors who may see cause to act be entitled to the sum of $25.00. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hruid and seal this sixth day of April 1826. STEPHEN CA?-."TRELL. [SEAL] Signed and sealed in presence of, Schadrack Nye, David T. Nye, Sarah T. Nye.

Codicil lfo. 4. In addition to this my Will and Testament it is moreover my will that $1000.00 which I heretofore loaned to William Edwards shall be free of any interest or use for the term of four years from the day of the date of his ob­ ligation and then to be paid to my estate. I likewise bequeath to my wife, Mary Cantrell, in addition to what has heretofore been allowed her, a certain negro boy named Ned, a son of Esau, also Big John a brother of said Esau, during her natural life or manages, and at her decease to revert to my other legatees. It is my request that the negroes left to my wife when hired out shall not be hired out of the State. It is further my will that the tract of land situated in the forks of Station Camp which I have allowed to William Ed­ wards to retain till he was fully satisfied for the improvement he made thereon that the said land be surrendered up to my executors on the first day of January 1828, provided my daughter, Sarah Willis, should not make a choice of the said tract of land for her share, but should she prefer the land hereto­ fore deeded her then the said tract in the forks of Station Camp as afore~aid shall be sold for the benefit of my legatees aforesaid and as there are several erasures and interlineations, additions, etc. I have this day made a careful 236 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

examination of every part thereof and do hereby notify and confirm the same and every part thereof. In testimony whereof I have heretofore set my hand and seal, this 11th. day of November, in the Year of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and twenty six. STEPHEN CANTRELL. [SEAL] Signed and sealed in the presence of, Schad.rack Nye, Hance! Wood, Minerva Willis, Edmond Smith.

State of Tennessee, } February Term 1827. Sumner County Court

The within paper, writing, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Stephen Cantrell, died, and Codicils thereunto annexed, was exhibited in open court for probate and was duly proved, agreeable to law, to be the last Will and Testament of the said Cantrell, by the oath of Schadrack Nye and Edmond Smith, two of the subscribing witnesses thereto, and order to be recorded and thereupon William Cantrell, Zebulon P. Cantrell, William Ed­ wards, and Stephen Cantrell, Jr. The Executors named in said last will and testament appeared in court and agreed to take upon themselves the burden of the execution thereof, and together with James Douglass, A. W. Rease and Lion Hunt, their securities, entered into and acknowledged the,ir Bond to the Governor in the sum of Twenty Thousand ($20000.00) Doll~ra conditioned as the law directs and took the oath of Executors, prescribed by law. A Copy Test. A. H. DoUGLASs, Clerk of said Court.

State of Tennessee, } Sumner County

I Harris Brown, Clerk of the County C,ourt of said County, do hereby cer­ tify the foregoing to be a true, perfect and complete transcript of the Will and Codicils thereto of Stephen, died, as appears of record and file in my office. 'II Witness my hand and seal of this Court at office in Gallatin, Tennessee, this February 28, 1908. HARRIS BROWN, Clerk. APPENDIX B

MINUTES OF THE REUNION OF THE CANTRILL FAMILY OF THE UNITED STATES HELD AT THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION IN VIRGINIA ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1907.

A large number of the members of the Cantrill or Cantrell family, of the United States, met in the Convention Hall of the Inside Inn, at the Jamestown Exposition in the State of Vir­ ginia at 10: 30 A. M. on September 5, 1907, in response to the following call:

REUNION OF THE CANTRELL FAMILY

To BE HELD AT THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, SEPTEMBER FIFTH, 1907

JUNE, 1907. To all members of the· Cantrell Family in the United States: Inasmuch as William Cantrell, or William Cantrill, believed to have been the first individual of the name in this country, landed at Jamestown, Vir­ ginia, some three hundred years ago, and became a member of the first Eng­ lish settlement established within the territory of the United States, it has been thought and suggested that a reunion of his family and possible descend­ ants, at Jamestown, while the Exposition there is in progress, would be particularly interesting and appropriate. As a result of this suggestion, the undersigned have been selected as a committee to fix a date and arrange for such a reunion. After due consideration, Thursday, September 5th, 1907, has been agreed upon as the most convenient time; and a meeting of the entire Cantrell family of the United States is hereby called to take place at the Jamestown Exposition, within the Commonwealth of Virginia, on that date. A programme for the reunion will be arranged later, and all persons ex­ pecting to attend, or desiring further information, will please write to Charles W. Cantrell, Corresponding Secretary, 1022 Bessemer Building, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Through the kindness of Mrs. Susan Cantrill Christie, who has devoted much time, during the past ten years, to the collection of the history of the family, we have been furnished with the names and addresses of about 500 238 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

members of the Cantrell family located in 31 States of the Union (moat of them being heads of families) and representing practically every calling and profession. No doubt many of these will attend the Jamestown Exposition in any event, and, it is believed that hundreds of them will make it con­ venient to be present on September 5th. There are many others scattered throughout the Country, whose names · and addresses are not known and have not been furnished to your com­ mittee; and, we therefore request all persons receiving this letter to, as far as possible, notify all members and friends of the family known to them, of the time and place of the reunion hereinbefore called. The idea of the coming together of the family and possible descendants of one of the first English Settlers of the United States, upon the site of the first English Settlement, after three hundred years of American progress, will appeal strongly to every loyal member of the family. The occasion will no doubt be one of great interest and enjoyment, and we respectfully urge all who can possibly do so, to be in attendance on the date above named. REUNION AT JAMESTOWN 239

· Owing to the absence of Judge James E. Cantrill of George­ town, Kentucky, President of the Reunion Committee, the meet­ ing was called to order by the Secretary, John H. Cantrell, of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Charles W. Cantrell, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, was elected Secretary of the meeting. The morning meeting was largely devoted to the enrollment of those in attendance, and general introductions. The following members of the family were registered as present:

Susan Cantrill Christie, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nelah Cantrell Culp, Louisville, Ky. Mary Cecil Cantril!, Georgetown, Ky. Anna Dillon Williams, Hoopeston, Ill. Leland Thomas Williams, " " Charles H. Cantrall, Athens, Ill. Charles Cantrall, R. F. D. No. 1, Athens, Ill. Mrs. J.C. Cantrell, Chattanooga, Tenn. Harry R. Cantrell, " " Cecil E. Cantrill, Georgetown, Ky. Eulah F. Cantrell McKenzie, Marietta, Ga. Elmina J. Rowan, Cartersville, Ga. Alice Nora Rowan, " " Lewis M. Cantrell, . Spartanburg, S. C. William Wiley Cantrell, Rome, Ga. Fielding T. Cantrell, Spartanburg, S. C. Harlan P. Christie, Brooklyn, N. Y. Louie Cantril! Christie, " " Charles C. Williams, Hoopeston, IlL M. Cantrell, Reidsville, N. C. Miss Ory Cantril!, Kansas City, Kan. Orval B. Cantrill, Harveyville, Kan. J. Robert Cantrell, Rome, Ga. Robert H. Cantrell, " " Will Cleveland Cantrell, Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Gertrude Epps Cantrell, Spartanburg, S. C. Susie May Cantrell, " " Helen Lucile Brown, Dr. J. R. Brown, Mrs. E. A. Cantrell, T. W. Cantrell, Etowah, Tenn. E. W. Cantreil, Athens, Tenn. John H. Cantrell, Chattanooga, Tenn. W. M. Cantrell, Guntersville, Ala. Charles W. Cantrell, Pittsburg, Pa. T. A. Turner, Oxford, Ala. Elizabeth J. Gannaway Turner, " 240 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Lelia Julia Turner, Oxford, Ala. Ida Jannette Turner, " " M. M. Cantrell, Huntsville, Ala. Jamie McFarland Cantrell, Guntersville, Ala. Elizabeth Cantrell Stroh, St. Louis, Mo. John E. Stroh, " " "

A finance committee was appointed consisting of William Magness Cantrell, Chairman, Charles W. Cantrell, Fielding T. Cantrell, Charles C. Williams and Harlan P. Christie. Announcement was made that a family dinner had been ar­ ranged for, to take place at the Inside Inn in the evening, and thereupon the meeting adjourned uritil 2: 30 P. M. At 2: 30 P. M. the adjourned meeting was called to order by Secretary John H. Cantrell. C. W. Cantrell continued to act as · Secretary. After expressing regret on account of the absence of Judge James T. Cantril!, who, by reason of illness, was unable to be present, the presiding officer introduced Mr. Cecil Edwards Cantrill, youngest son of Judge Cantrill, who read the following communication from his father:

"To my Kinsmen assembled in family convention at the James­ town Exposition, Virginia, "Greetings:- " It is with more profound sadness and regret than any. one of you may ever know that I am forced to realize that I may not be with you as Presiding Officer, with which position you have honored me; but more especially, to myself than all else, to feel that I am not to be one of you on this, the first recorded call of the blood in three centuries. Allow me to present to you, through my younger son, Cecil Edwards Cantrill, very briefly all my good wishes for the perfect success of this auspicious occasion and prophesy its lasting good even though a mere handful shall be gathered together, to know more of the family history, its origin, traditions over the seas and in America, since the landing of William the First on the shores of the most wonderful Republic which history notes. "In the multitude of thoughts that flood my brain when I reflect upon the significance of this gathering, though not to trespass too far, I shall hold you to but few of these for your consideration. REUNION AT JAMESTOWN 241

"First: That a careful study of a good and honorable, and therefore a great lineage, its characteristics; its strengths and its weaknesses as well, is to engender a wholesome racial pride, a safeguard and a self-respect that tend to make a people in­ capable of pettiness in thought and deed and of a class of lo"· crimes common to those who have not the wisdom to learn the dignity and honor of a clean descent. "Second: I beg to impress upon this Convention of the Clan Cantrill, especially upon the impressible young, some of whom must be present, this all important fact, that any Cantrill, old or young, rich or poor, prominent or obscure, who may be privi­ leged to add lustre to his name by any individual deed of mental, moral, or physical prowess, dare not by anything ignoble be­ smirch the highest ideals already established and exalted by his forbears and kindred. To bedim one ray of a star is to de­ grade to that extent not only himself, but by reflection his people. It is not given to all to become heroic; but to each belongs the privilege to hold with firmness in the struggle of life to his duty by guarding in his stronghold, like a sleepless sentinel, the weak­ est part in the battlement, till perchance a greater shall come to lead him to higher things. "The essentials of a fine family are the essentials of good American citizenship; to bravely and courageously do with no murmur, in silence and alone if need be, patiently, conscientiously, unswervingly his full duty where his duty finds him. "Like all who enter the arena of life, some epochs of my own have been in the trough as well as on the crest of the wave, and as the shadows grow long in the fast coming sunset, I congratu­ late myself on nothing more than that in the various vicissitudes that have come to me, I have tried to practice the little preach­ ments I here make to you to-day. "Again, with the kindliest greetings and goodbye, I shall always feel myl!lelf and wish you to regard me as, "Very faithfully yours, "JAMES EDWARDS CAr-"TRILL."

A resolution was unanimously adopted providing for the organization of a permanent Cantrell Association for the especial purpose of collecting and preserving the history of the family, and the following officers of said ·Association were unanimously elected, to-wit: 242 THE CANTRILI.r--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

President, John H. Cantrell, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Vice Presi­ dents, William Magness Cantrell, Guntersville, Ala., Charles H. Cantrall, Athens, Ill., William S. Cantrell, Benton, Ill., Robert Cantrell, Rome, Ga., Cecil E. Cazttrill, Georgetown, Ky., and Fielding T. Cantrell, Spartanburg, S. C.; Secretary, Orval Can­ trill, Harveyville, Kan.; Assistant Secretary, Rev. Carmi G. Cantrell, Springfield, Ill.; Corresponding Secretary, Charles W. Cantrell, Pittsburg, Pa.; Historian, Mrs. Susan Cantrill Christie, 231 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. After a brief address of acceptance by the newly elected Presi­ dent of the Association, an extended paper by Mrs. Susan Can­ trill Christie on ,; The Cantrells in England and America" was read. Following the reading of Mrs. Christie's paper an hour or more was devoted to the relating of family reminiscences and to a general and extemporaneous discussion of Cantrell characteristics, remarks along these lines being made by Charles H. Cantrall of Athens, Ill., William M. Cantrell of Guntersville, Ala., Orval Cantrill of Harveyville, Kan., Chas. W. Cantrell of Pittsburg, Pa., Mrs. Nelah Culp of Louisville, Ky., T. W. Cantrell of Ten­ nessee and Mrs. James E. Cantril} of Kentucky. After some discussion, a motion was carried giving the officers of the Association power to act in the matter of calling, and fix­ ing the time and place for another reunion meeting of the family. The afternoon meeting then adjourned with the understand­ ing that those present would attend the family dinner in the evening. 8:30 P. M. The family dinner was served at the Inside Inn, and was attended by practically all members of the family attending the reunion. Mrs. James E. Cantril! presided most brilliantly as Toast­ mistress. The following toasts were proposed and responded to: "To our Absent," Mrs. Susan Can trill· Christie, who asked for a standing toast and in silence. "The Cantrells of the Bench and Bar," President John H. Cantrell. "The Cantrells in Commercial Life," Corresponding Secretary Charles W. Cantrell. "The Call of the Blood," Mrs. William Magness Cantrell. "Cantrells in the Carolinas," Lewis M. Cantrell. REUNION AT JAMESTOWN 243

"The Cantrells in Agriculture," Charles C. ·Williams. "Our madcap: Dorothy," L. C. Christie. "The Martyrdom of ones not Cantrills among the Cantrills," H. P. Christie. "The Cantrell Women in Business," Mrs. Nelah Culp. "What about the Illinois Cantralls?" Charles H. Cantrall. (Signed) JOHN H. CANTRELL. Chairman.

INDEX

INDEX

A Anderson, --, 28 Axtell, Hannah Meriam, 131 Adna, 126 Henry, 131 Abbott, --, 213 Bessie, 127 Jane Wellman, 131 Aber, Elizabeth Cantrell, 68 Charles, 76 Lady, 131 W.H.,68 Della, 71 Mary, 131 Abatone, Ann, 135 Francis Amelia, 133 Rebecca French, 131 Adams, Fanny Burch, 202 James, 77 Sophronia Boynton, 131 Maggie, 167, 168 Jane, 76 Thankful Pratt, 131 Adcock, Daniel, 75 John, 77, 127 Thomas, 131 Jane,76 Juliet, 127 Aycock, Alice, 111 Leonard, 76 Mary, 127 Bessie, 111 Mary, 117 Oscar, 47 Clay, 111 Mr., 97, 121 Ova, 77 Clifford, 111 Nancy, 76 Philip, 127 Daisy, 111 Adkins, Mary, 16 Ruth Elizabeth, 47 Frank, 111 Akerman, Martha Cartwright, William, 83 Tennie, 111 78 William Cantrill, 47 Tom Malcolm, 110 Alden, John, 132 Andrews, Charles L., 72 Aylesworth, Frank, 181 Alexander, James M., 185 Anstell, Miranda, 123 John, 181 John, 205 Ophelia, 123 Sarah, 181 Sarah S., 205 Talita, 123 Varnum, 181 Allen, --, 125 William, 123 Ayres, Lina J ., 163 Ambrose, 22 Appleton, John, 213 Asa, 58 Archambault,--, 213 B Eliza H., 136 Argo, --, 165 George Webster, 136 Luther M., 168 Bailey, George W., 183 John D., 136 Armstrong, Alexander, 100 Sarah E., 183 Landrum, 90 Willie.in, 100 Baker, Ann, 139 Letitia Sanders, 136 Arnett, Earl D., 158 I., 135 Louise Douglass, 136 Marietta, 158 John, 135 Martha. 85 Ralph C., 158 John T., 135 Maude, 90 Arnold, Benedict, 131 Ball, Charles E., 169 Michel, 22 Frances Pugh, 51 Dessie Polly, 169 Sallie Dooley, 58 Glendy Burke, 52 Fred, 150 Samuel, 90 Margaret, 52 Frederick Dunham, 150 Sirilda, Jane, 22 Mary B., 52 German A., 181 Stacy, 22 R., 145 Hester E., 169 Susan, 58 Thoma.s, 52 James A., 169 William Richard, 22 Thomas W ., 52 James Garfield, 169 Allison, John, 53 Ash, Asberry, 71 Lucy, 169 Sarah, 44 Aekew, A. L., 14 Marion, 169 Alverson, Marie, 94 Atchison, G. E., 153 Olive, 169 Melvin E., 94 Pauline Esther, 153 Perry, 169 Reginald, 94 Atwip, Robert, 81 Robert A., 169 Rupert, 94 Zuella, 22 Silas, 181 Alward, Vinona, 38 Austin, Chester, 151 Talliday R., 169 Amberson, Allan, 227 Avery, Evan, 82 Walter I., 169 Eliza, 227 Martha, 82 Bancroft, Louis, 48 James Madison, 227 Minnie, 82 Barger, Mary, 162 John Alexander, 227 Newton, 82 Barlow, Allison, 53 Martha, 227 Axtell, Almon, 131 Arthur, 52 Mary Elizabeth, 227 Daniel, 131 Edward, 53 Samuel Wade, 227 Decatur, 131 Eleanor, 53 w. J., 227 Ebenezer, 131 Frances, 53 William Thomas, 227 Hannah Hathaway, 131 Frances Allison, 53 248 THE CAKTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Barlow, Harrell Edward, 53 Beardsley, Samuel, 48 Blaylock, Brock, 123 James, 53 Sarah,Hubbell, 48 J,,_,, 123 Joseph Cantrill, 53 William, 48 Blount, Lilla, 24 Martin, 52 Beasley,--, 10 Blue, Caroline, 208 Mary Isabel, 53 Beaumont, Katie, 176 Blythe, Ma.rtha J., 113 Mary Louisa, 52 Beck, Ava H., 115 Mary Bryant, 113 Thomas, 53 Beeker, Abram E., 192 Suaan, 114 Thomas Joseph, 53 Charles D., 192 Boisseau, Charles E., 128 Webb, 53 Helen L., 192 Claire, 128 William. 53 Beema.n, Elishua Savage, 129 Margaret, 128 Barnes, Laura E., 186 Israel, 129 Booker, Martha Overton, 227 Barnett, Ann, 188 Belcher, Robert, 144 Bostick, Laura Allie, 80 Barnhill, Andrew, 42 Bell, Arthur C., 167 Mack Peebles, 80 MaryJ., 42 Enos A., 157 Nannie Lee, 80 Bartholomew, H. A., 210 Mary Orline, 157 William Mack Ramsey, 80 Zoie, 210 Naomi, 157 Botton, Hattie, 111 Bartlett, Nancy, 44 N&rcissus E., 68 Bowen, Alfred Starling, 65 BSBkin, W. E., 127 Bennett, Eliza, 90 Avaline, 65 Watoon, 127 Harriet, 91 Carrie A., 67 Bates, Asaph, 186 Berkley, --, 55 Dora, 65 Elisabeth A., 180 Mary Frances, 55 Elisa,65 Emily 8., 180 Berry, Willie, 55 Emma, 65 Ethel, 206 Bethel, Constance, I 3 George W., 67 Governor, 128 Bicknell, Guilford, 110 Iaaac, 65 Isaac, 206 Biggs, Thomas T., 100 John Brannon, 65 John T., 180 Bing, George, 11 John Grey, 67 Joseph W., 180 Hattie, 11 Lillie L., 67 Olive, 206 Louis, 11 Luther G., 67 Phronia, 206 Martha, 12 Unity N., 67 Theresa, 180 Mary, 11 Bowers, --, 222 Walter, 206 Oscar, 11 Mary 41, 226 William B., 128 Spencer, 11 Bowles, Charles D., 167 Batterton, Elijah, 199 Tilden, 11 Ella M., 16i Viola, 199 William, 11 Henry Roscoe, 80 Bay, Amy Axtell, 131 Bingamon, Margaret, 37 Martha, 10 Cordelia, 131 Bird, Anna, 42 Myra F., 167 Elihu, 131 Martha, 42 Olla Bell, 167 Ellen Virginia, 131 Robert, 42 Roscoe, 80 Harriet Mansfield, 131 Sarah, 42 William David, 167 John, 131 Bishop, --, 89 William Edwin, 80 Joseph Lovell, 131 Fannie, 89 Bowman, Jacob 8., 14 Lillian, 131 Fielding, 89 Boyd, Elizabeth, 99 Lovell, 131 Haswell, 89 Mary, 101 Mansfield, 131 Henry, 89 Bracken, Jesse, 36 Margaret Wendel, 131 James, 89 Bradley, George, 150 Samuel Mansfield, 131 John,89 George L., 150 Thomas, 131 Lucinda, 89 J. J., 150 Beals, Susan, 210 Matilda, 89 Sophia, 151 Beam, Charles William, 163 Mids.A., 149 Brady, --, 28 Earl A., 163 William, 89 Bragg, General, 57 Edna Addie, 163 Black, Anna, 43, 188 Bramer, P. A., Jr., 99 Edward E., 163 AnnaL., 182 Branch, Zerelda, 60 Effie May, 163 Cordelia, 42 Brancher, Rachel, 149 Ernest Cantrell, 163 Hugh, 120 Branson, Bernice Marie, 149 Eunice Melvina. 163 James, 120 Carolina, 149 Forest Levi, 163 Joel, 43 Charles Blaine, 149 Horace Noble, 163 Joseph, 160 Charlee M., 149 Lulu Viola, 163 Mary, 43, 120 Charles Milton, 150 Su•an, 41 Palace, 43 Emily, 149 Beard,--, 89 Parthenia, 43 Isaac R., 149 Mattie, 88 Robert Lucien, 160 Joe Brancher, 149 Beardsley, Abigail, 48 Sarah, 43 John, 149 Elijah, 48 William, 42, 120 John McKinley, 150 John,48 Blackwell, Mary, 66 Leo Burnell, 150 Laura, 48 Blair, Mary, 9 Lois Stewart, H9 Mary, 48 Sarah, 9 Zebulon, 149, 150 Mary Booth, 48 Blakemore, John, 125 Zebulon Dorr, 150 Obadiah, 48 Mary S., 125 Bray, William L., 225 Phineas, 48 Blankenship, Joseph, 22 Brennan, --, 222 Ruth Fairchild, 48 Stacy, 22 Maggie, 192 INDEX 249

Brewer, Aaron, 181 Bugg, Jlary, 134 Camp, Joseph, 123 Mary, 181 Bull, Ursula, 207 Mary, 123 Bridges, Elvira, 169 Bullard, Grace, 50 Narcissus, 123 Briggs, John, 102 Bumgarner,--, 165 Thomas, 123 Briney, Cantrill, 55 Bunkley, Andrew, 108 William, 123 Newton, 55 Burpge,--,165 Campbel.I, Alexander, 56 William Russell, 55 BUJ'ge81!, Jasper, 203 Charles, 201 Brisentine, Anna May, 185 Lavina, 10 Emily, 180 Maggie Harriet, 185 William, 202 Helen, 201 Mamie, 185 Burks, Bettie, 138 Owen Henry, 201 William, 185 Burleigh, Lord, 57 Rachel, 180 William Lewis, 185 Burnett, --, 144 Robert, 171 Britten, Jennie E., 158 Delpha, 115 Thomas, 56 Brittian, --, 8 J. H., 89 Cannon, --, 104 Charles, 83 Jane, 15 Canterbury, J. T., 203 Lucy, 83 Jerusha, 89 Margaret A., 203 Mattie, 83 Lemuel, 89 Ruth A., 190 Brock, --, 99 Mark, 144 Caroline, 105 Martha, 89 CANTRALL William, 104 Otis B., 89 Brown, Alexander Cameron, 54 Peyton, 89 Cantrall, Adam, 221 A.lice Russell, 54 Tennie, 89 Adam M., 180, 185 Blanche Iola, 149 William, 89 Addie E., 185 Casey, 14 Burns, Caleb, 151 Albert A., 205 Clarence. 43 Frank, 151 Albert D., 186 Clinton, 43 Fred, 151 Alfred E., 184 Daniel, 14 Jennie B., 151 Alfred L., 197 Dessa, 43 John, 103 Alfred N., 197, 198 Edgar, 216 M. V., 151 Al.Ian W., 194 Elvira, 226 Mattie G., 151 Al.lie, 199 Emme Launell. 95 Nettie, 151 Almira J., 196 Florence Lochiel, 54 William, 81 A.Iva Love, 1 78 Floy, 43 Burroughs, Augusta, 41 Alvin, 198 Frank, 43, 195 Burton, Mattie, 164 Alwin W ., 206 Helen Carrick, 54 Buswel, Emeline, 207 Amelia F., 184 Helen Lucile, 95 Butts, Dr., 227 Andrew J., 186 James C., 149 Byars, Calpurnia, 18 Andrew Jackson. 182 Janet, 44 Charlotte, 18 Ann, 179, 190, 202 John C., 136 Frank P., 18 Anna Bell, 206 John E., 122 John, 81 Anna L., 182 J. Rufus, 95 Nathaniel, 18 Anna Lynn, 200 John William, 54 Samuel Tilden, 18 Anna May, 288 Margaret, 95 Stonewal.l Jackson, 18 Annie, 186 Martha, 184 William Riley, 18 Annie Laurie, 1 79 Mary, 184 Archibald Martin, 174 Mary Frances, 54 C Archie Lee, 195 Neil S., 136 Arminta L., 184 Newton J., 43 Cage, Fannie, 134 Arthur B., 207 Peter A., 184 Jesse, 134 Arthur Fay. 207 Robert Carrick, 54 John, 134 Arthur W., 206 Walter, 43 John F., 134 Barton R., 201 Walter Lochiel, 54 Lou, 134 Beatrice N., 200 Zullie, 43 Mary, 134 Benjamin F., 201, 202 Brownlee,AddisonMcClung:'15 Walter, 134 Bertram F., 197 Jean Vivian, 15 Calaway, Maggie, 102 Bessie Helen, 195 John James, 15 Calhoun, Agnes, 191 Bruce T., 200 Kate St. Clair, 15 Charles, 191 Carlyle, 201 Robert Crawford, 15 Cal.lahan, --, 80 Carrie Fern, 175 William Addison, 15 Calloway, Addie, 99 Catherine E., 207 Brunet, Lisie, 69 Cameron, Alfred, 100 Celia J ., 183 Polly Ann, 69 Ambrose, 100 Charles, 186, 201, 203 William, 69 Eliza Dacas, 100 Charles H., 194, 199, 200 Bryant, Catherine, 113 Elizabeth, 99 Charles McKee, 173,174 Buchanan, Frank, 87 Hannah Blackburn, 100 Charles Otis, 172 John, 87 Camp. Aaron, 123 Charles Raymond, 200 Robert Cantrell. 87 Carrie, 123 Charles Rogers, 164, 171, Buck, Etna Fay, 151 Catherine, 123 175 . J. Earl, 151 Eveline, 123 Charles S., 192, 198 Buckman, Samuel, 107 Georgia, 68 Charlotte Wood, 194 William, 107 James Marshall, 123 Clara E., 201 250 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

C&ntrall, Cl&rissa, 193 Cantrall, IS&&C, 183 Cantrall, Lulu Fay, 197 Clyde T .. 172 Jacob M., 183, 184, 185 Luther Franklin, 195 Cora, 203 James, 165, 178, 179 Mabel, 172 CoraM., 185 James D., 194 Mabel C., 179 Daiay L., 204 James Edward, 188 McDonald, 191, 192, 198, David P., 205, 207 James M., 187, 188 199,201, 203 Deborah, 180 James McLain, 171 Maggie, 186 Deborah J., 187 Jane, 165, 185 M&hala, 167, 181 Dora, 204 Jasper, 197 Mahala E .. 183 Dorothy, 179 Jean Ralph, 178 Marcus N., 184 Earl, 17 5, 195 Jefferson, 202, 203 Margaret, 176 Eddie C., 207 Jennie, 201 Margaret A., 206 Edna Elizabeth, 178 Jennie B., 198 Margerie Day, 198 Effie Bell, 195 Jeremiah, 185 Martha, 186, 202, 208 Eleanor, 190 Jeremiah S.. 186 Martha Ann, 178 Eli, 170, 179, 186 Jesse, 192, 202, 203 Martha E., 194 Eliza, 205, 206 Jessie, 203 Mary, 183 Elizabeth, 165, 180, 185 Jessie McLain, 173 Mary E., 194, 197, 198 Elizabeth E., 190 Jo. Garrett, 178 Mary Elizabeth, 171, 186 Ella, 202 John, 176, 202, 208, 221 Mary H., 205 Ellen Mellen, 175 John A., 183 Mary Jane, 202 Elmer, 203 John Albert, 188 Mary Laurissa, 184 Erastus D., 207 John B., 186 Matilda, 183 Ernest, 179 John D., 185, 186 Maud Jane, 184 · Ernest Jacob, 185 John H., 205, 208 .Maude A., 199 Estella May, 194 John Harvey, 203 Maude N ., 186 Ethel B., 197 John McCollam, 172 Melissa, 183 Evans Earl, 204 John R., 177 Minerva A., 199 Fannie, 195 John S., 205 Minnie Etta, 195 Fannie A., 199 John T., 197 Minnie Osee, 172 Fannie C., 201 John W., 172,199 Miranda, 182, 187 Fannie E., 202 Joseph, 165 Myra, 200 Fannie L., 193 Joseph S., 193, 203 Myron Mathews, 198 Fannie P., 194 Joseph W., 197 Myrta Maud, 178 Fanny, 186 Joshua, 164, 165, 174, 203 Nancy, 167, 190.. · Farrel, 179 Joshua C., 170, 177, 178 Nancy A., 193 Fay, 207 Joshua G., 183 Nancy Ann, 177 Frances Mabel, 172 Joshua L., 192, 195. 200 Nancy Jane, 178 Frank, 197, 207 Joshua M., 179, 185 Nellie, 172 Frank Dean, 175 Joshua Mitts, 180, 182, 183 Nellie E., 188 Frank Ross, 165, 173, 174 Joshua P., 205, 208 Nellie M., 179 Franklin, 171 Josiah P., 200 Nettie, 186 Fred McDonald, 195 Julia A., 187 Nettie C., 207 George, 198, 207 Julia Ann, 201 Nettie Fern, 175 George A., 183 Lafayette, 201 Noah M., 183 George H., 186 Laura, 201 Nora, 186 George McFadden, 176 Lawrence William Henry, Oscar, 186 George W., 197 176 Parthenia, 201 Gertrude, 207 Lelah, 202 Pearl, 198 Goff Estel, 195 Leona, 198 Pency, 187 Grace, 198, 202 Levi, 165, 169, 177, 182, Percy Wilson, 195 Grover, 198 188, 189, 190, 201, 202, Polly,165,169 Guy, 200 204 Polly Ann, 205 H. Alma Fox 171 Levi G., 199, 200 Rachel, 170,178,192,202 Harriet, 185 Levi L., 192, 197 Rachel M., 171 Harry, 176, 186 Lewis E., 187, 188 Rachel P., 176 Hattie May, 204 Lily, 208 Raymond Floyd, 175 Hattie S., 206 Lillie, 198 Raymond Leslie, 195 Henry, 206 Lilly Jane, 195 Rena May, 195 Henry Augustus, 199 Lloyd L., 198 Robert, 208 Henry M., 176 Lois Etta. 175 Robert Andrew, 170, 171 Hiram P., 185, 186 Lottie, 186 Robert Ernest, 195 Homer, 199 Louis, 197 Robert Fox, 173,174, 175 · HomerE., 200 Louisa Jane, Robert H., 194 Horace, 200 Louisa Mahala, 184 RossB., 198 Ida, 203 Lucile, 197 Roy Irvin, 195 Ida May, 199 Lucinda S., 205 Ruth, 178 Ina Bell, 188 Lucretia, 185 Ruth Hester, 195 Ina May, 206 LucyN., 188 Ruth M&e, 201 Ira, 199 Lulu, 186 Ruth Mellen, 175 INDEX 251

Cantrall, Samuel D., 206 Cantrell, Aaron, 8, 27, 30. 31, Cantrell, Annie, 69, 90, IP Samuel Denny, 205 70, 71, 72, 96, 97, 1~3. 227 113, 139, 216 Sarah, 180, 182, 183, 185 Abda Felix, 12Q. 121, 122 Annie Cornell, 212 Sarah E., 188, 207 Abdi Festus, 120, 122 Annie McDonald, 210 Sarah M., 184 Abel, 117 Anselm Henry, 210 Sarah McCollam, 182 Abner, 89, 90 Anselm Martin, 210 Scott, 208 AbnerD., 91 Arabella, 162 Selinda, 191 Abraham, 8, 9, 10, 13, 16, Arabelle, 72 Seth, 170 27, 64, 74, 75, 76, 116, Arlina, 144 Smith Larue, 171, 172 142, 143 Asa, 26 Smith Minturn, 171 Abraham Patterson, 12 Augusta, 114 Sophia, 179 Achilles Durham, 10, 12 Avant, 23 Stella May, 195 Ada, 25 B. R., 115 Stephen E., 205, 208 Ada Luella, 158 Be.lie, 12, 88 Stephen L., 190, 195 Adair, 12 Be.lie Peyton, 88 Susannah, 181 Adaline, 110, 144 Barbara, 31 Thirza, 166, 180 Adam, 102 Barbara Elmina, 107 Thomas, 190, 193 Addie, 111 Basil Smith, 64, 66 Thomas Arthur, 195 Addie B., 163 Belle, 11, 80, 82, 85, 94 Thomas D., 199, 200 Addie Lorena, 111 Belle G., 225 Thomas Dunham, 165, 171, Addie Virginia, 133 Benjamin, 8, 10, 75, 77, 78, 172, 173 Adele, 217 106, 107, 109, 115, 11/l, Thomas E., 175,194 Adeline Walker, 128 117,140,209,212.227 Thomas Harvey, 174 Agnes, 84, 90 Benjamin Franklin, 32, 119 Thomas J., 194 Agnes Minerva, 150 Benjamin, Jr., 209, 212 Thomas Lee, 198 Albert, 66, 80, 109, 155, 214 Bennie, 00 Thomas Leroy, 200 Albert F., 225 Bernice, 20 Tracy E., 200 Albert M., 107 Berry, 9, 71, 73, 74, 75 Turner H., 193 Albert Melvin, 108 Berryman, 124 Ula J., 194 Albert Sidney, 92 Bessie, 70. 132, 216 Ula Joshua, 185 Albert Thompson, 95 Bessie Floride, 95 Verna E., 206 Alexander, 10 Bessie Wilkerson, 88 Verny Eli, 186 Alexander S., 65 Bethel, 13, 19 Virgie, 198 Alexander Sllllth, 67 Bethel Magness, 18, 21 Walter, 203 Alfred, 115, 125, 139, 143 Betsey, 74, 113, _ll4 Walter C., 175 Alfred Allen, 68 Bettie, 11, 104 Wilbur, 186, 200 Alfred Webb, 66, 68 Bettie Harvey, 85 William, 169, 17G, 203 Alice, 83, 119, 140, 219 Bettie Hayden, 94 William Arthur, 188 Alice Belle, 72 Birdie J ewe!, 72 William F., 205, 208 Alice Caroline, 212 Bluford, 10, 19 William G., 180 Alice Elizabeth, 110 Bob Taylor, 23 William Graham, 179, 183, Alice Gooding, 211 Boyd T., 72 184 Alice Lavinia, 108 Brazalia, 102, 116 William H., 176,197,199 Alice Reynolds, 100 Brittian, 8 William J., 155, 187 Allen, 117 Bruckett, 23 William M., 181, 186, 194, Allien, 33 Buchanan, 82 195, 197, 198 Alma, 154 Burgess, 85 Willie, 186 AlmaF., 158 Caesar, 23 Wyatt, 189, 204, 208 Alma J., 155 Cain, 116 Wyatt B., 207 Almira Gillespie, 139 Caleb, 142, 143, 225 Wyatt E., 205, 206 Amanda, 32 Callie, 33 YoungA., 194 America, 19, 24 Callie M., 68 Young 111., 193, 194, 207 Amos A .. 161 Cally T., 108 Zebulon, 167, 170 Anderson, 117 Calvin, 144 Zebulon E., 205 Anderson Cicero, 71, 72, Calvin Bennett, 19, 76, 77 Zebulon G., 182, 183, 184 73 Camilla, 227 Anderson Haygood, 73 Candida, 30 CANTREL Andrew, 118, 141 Capitola, 22 Andrew Jackson, 79, 103, Carmi G., 157 Cantrel, Andrew, 115 107 Carmi Miles, 158 James, 115 Ann,25, 149,163,222 Caroline, 71, 104, 139, 210, Joshua, 96 Ann Elizabeth, 210 212 Robert. 115 Ann Maria, 160 Carr, 71, 73 Sarah, 115 Anna, 10, 13, 74, 75, 133, Carrie Clementine, 119 Thompson, 115 209, 217 Carrie Victoria, 92 Anna Caroline, 210 Carrol Andrew, 73 CANTRELL Anna E., 153 Catherine, 90, 105, 123 Anna Elizabeth, 213 Catherine Hortense, 20 Cantrell, --, 102 Anna May, 158 Cecil, 28 A. P., 82 Anne Jane, 210 Cedie, 90 252 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Cantrell, Charity, 10, 75 Cantrell, David Gooding, 210 Cantrell, Ellen Hay, 131 Charity Legat, 75, 77, 106 David Jackoon, 225 Ellesberry, Z7 Charles, 8, 13, 31, 69, 76, David Teeter, 156 Elmer E., 157, 158 80, 82, 83, 96, 115, 124, David W., 222 Elmer Lloyd, 164 143 David Wendel, 127, 128 Elmira, 110 Charles Addison, 15 Deaderick Harrell, 132, Elmira A., 161 Charles Bryan, ll9 133 Elmore, 17, 32 Charles C .. 135, 136 Deborah M., 150 Elmore Fulton, 31, 34 Charles Casey, 15 Delia, 17, 19, 33 Elva, 111

Charles Coyle, 138 Demarcus Sylvester, 1181 Elvira Searcy, 127 Charles E., 30 119 Emeline, 163 Charles G., 22 Denice, 123 Emeline Sll8&nnah, 126 Charles Jackson, 22 Denie, 93 Emily, 94, 135, 223 Charles Moorman, 141 DeWitt Talmadge, 108 Emma, 23, 72, 109, 111 Charles S., 108 Dolly, 22 Emma B.,30 Charles Smith, 68 Dora, 66 Emma Florence, 77 Charles T., 92 Don, 77 Emma Green, 80 Charles W., 28, 217 Donald, 121 Emma Lavinia, 92 Charles Whitney, 95 Dora, 121, 163 Emma Lea, 22 Charles William, 137 Dora Imo, 158 Emmett, 75 Charlie, 138 Dorie, 82 Enid, 67 Charlotte, 18, 212 Dot, 70 Enoch, 142, 143, 144 Cherry, 213 Douglas, 11, 28 Enoch F. M., 144 Cherry A., 215 Drusilla, 21 Ephraim, 10, 30, 31 Chester, 9 Edgar, 33, 227 Eraatus, 17 Christopher, 149 Edgar Floyd, 77 Erma Winifred, 226 Cinda, 116 Edgar L., 162 Ernest, 91 Clara, 17, 33 Edith M., 164 Ernest G., 153 Clara May, 72 Edna, 26 Estella, 159 Clara Walker, 128, 135 Edna Earl, 77 Ethel, 72, 121 Clarence Howard, 22 Edna May, 226 Etta, 23 Clark, 79 Edward, 8, 115, 121, 128, Ettna Jane, 225 Claude, 21, 33, 34 213, 214 Eugenia, 80 Claude G., 73 Edward Alphonso, 32 Eulah Fra11ees, 28 Claude Gatewood, 22 Edward George, 214 Eva, 120 Clay, 111 Edwin, 221 Eva Vista, 156 Clementine 109 Effie, 91 Evaline, 155 Cleveland, 16, 17, 76 Elana, 72 Evans, 20 Clifford, 32 Eleander, 23, 76 Evelyn, 121 Clinton, 12 Elias, 112, 114, 117 Everett, 21 Clinton Henly, 133, 134 Elie, ll Everett Winston, 32, 226 Collins, 16 Elijah, 85, 102, 106, 116, Exie, 93 -- Collins, 76 142, 143, 144 Famia, 89 Connie, 23 Elijah Wilson, 107, 108 Fannie, 32, 91, 138 Constance, 19 Elinda, 16 Fanny, 85 Constance Lodema, 22 Elisha, 85 Fatima, 23, 84 Constance Magness, i6 Eliza, 24, 32, 81, 82, 85, Fay Isabelle, 160 Cora, 70, 84 150, 222 Felix, 10, 121 Cora A., 33 Eliza Dunham, 162 Fern, 164 Cornelia, 121 Eliza J. W .. 161 Fielding, 91, 93, 95 Cornelius W., 227 Elizabeth, 10, 14, 23, 24, 25, Fieldin& Turner, 89, 91, 94, Corwin c., 160 66, 69, 73, 74, 75, 81, 83, 95 Creed James, 108 89, 102, 103, 107, 116, F. Herbert, 91 Crispan, 150 117, ll8, 134, 141, 144, Fletcher D .. 71, 73 Curtis, 82 154 Fletcher Geneva, 72 Cynthia, 75, 82 Efaabeth Allen, 138 Flora, 11 Cyrus Duncan, 159 Elizabeth Ann, 110 Florence, 21,28, 105,210 Daisy, 132 Elizabeth· Cornelia, 2Z7 Florence H., 152 Daisy Agnes, 82 Elizabeth DeLohg, 107 Floyd, 85 Daniel, 8, 82, 124 Elizabeth Martin, 82 FloydJ., 22 Daniel Arvel, 22 Elizabeth Norris, 75 Floyd B., 158 Daniel D., 143 Elizabeth Searcy, 126 Forest, 33, 93 Daniel Green, 78 Elizabeth Steggel, 210 Frances, 12, 17, 134 Daniel Wadkins, 18, 21, 76, Elizabeth Webb, 11 Frances A., 155 77 Ella,21 Francis Marion, 103 Darby, 125 Ella Lee, 141 Francis S., 215, 216 Darby H., 133, 139 Ellen, 11 Francis B., Jr., 216 David, 12, 100, 102, 109, Ellen B., 93 Frank,68,94,108,113 ill, 210 Ellen Harrell, 129 Frank D .. 104 DavidB., 72 Ellen Joeephine, 141 Frank Mayfield, 73 INDEX 253

Cantrell, Franklin 1la.rion, 1Q5 Cantrell, Hilliard, 114 Cantrell, Jerome, 20, 21, 81 Fred, 164 Hiram,31,32, 107,225 Jerry, 69, 70 Fred M,, 108 Hiram Payne, 10, 11, 84 J-. 70, 163, 164 Fred Wa.keman, 20 Howard, 31, 34 Jlll!Se Cleveland, 119, 120 Frederick, 26 Howard G., 33 Jesse R., 31 Frederick Augustw,, 155, Howard Mansfield, 217 Jeasie, 93 156 Howard SylV"ester, 119 Jessie A., 164 Frederick Ormsby, 156 Hulda, 71, 79 Jewel, 32 Fuller Mites, 72 Ida, 80, 139 Joanna J., 157 Fulton, 34 Ida May, 80, 104 Joel Hayden, 119 Gabriel, 8, 102, 103, 124 Ingham, 160 John, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, Ganswitte, 32 Ira J., 15-4, 158, 159 16, 17, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, Ge!ford, 115 Irby, 71 29, 30, 31, 34, 64, 66, 68, General Beauregard, 19 Irena, 11, 14, 85 73, 74, 75, 76, 79, 81, 90, George, 9, 23, 2-4, 26, 73, 7-4, Irene, 82 102, 113, 114, 115, 116, 214,221,222,223 Isaac, 8, 12, 13, 17, 23, 26, 117, 125, 126, 133, 144, George C., 135, 138 27, 29, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 145, 216, 222 George Clinton, 126. 141 78, 79, 82,83,85,98, 102, John A., 90 George Crawford, 1-4, 15 116, 124, 139, 141, 142, John Abbott, 213, 214, 215, George Michael Deaderick, 143,145,213,220,225 216 126, 127, 128 Isaac, Jr., 141, 142 John Arthur, 108 George Michael Deaderick, Isaac Denton, 11, 69, 84, 85 John Arvel, 81 Jr.. 128, 129, 135 Isaac Hs.sel, 89, 93, 94 John Colvin, 78, 80 George Washington, 75,213, Isaac Robert, 213 John Corley, 85 21-4, 215,217 Isadore, 132 John E., 155 George Webster, 136 I van Verdell, 72 John Ephraim, 32, 33 Gilbert H., 159 J., 164 John F., 67 Grandison, 138 Jabin, 31, 32 John G., 66 Grant, 70 Jackson, 22, 23, 24, 83, 107 JohnGreen,65, 67 Green, 75, 76, 77, 79, 107, Jacob, 14, 98, 103, 107, 112, John H., 48, 71, 92, 93, 105, 116 114, 115 143 Grover, 83, 104 Jacob Abbott, 104 John Henry, 106 Grundy, 85 Jac0b Edward, 105 John J., 18, 19, 20, 76, 77, Guy Leslie, 158 Jacob F., 104, 105 81 Gwinnie, 83 Jacob Lee, 105,106 John K., 163, 164 Hall, 19 James, 8, 16, 19, 20, 27, 30, John Ledford, 73 Hallie, 20, 84 31, 32, 103, 105, 114, 116, John M., 135, 141, 1110 Hannah, 11, 24, 32, 83, 84, 117, 118, 141, 143, 144, John McCollam, 150, 153 85, 113 145,149 John Marion, 103, 104 Hannah E., 12 James Andenon, 71 John Monroe, 31 Hannah Elizabeth, 78 JamesC., 220 John Morgan, 17 Hardin, 10, 84 James D., 103, 104 John N., 71 Harley Ross, 108 James E., 136 John Palmer, 68 Harold, 33 James Everett, 108 John Robert, 107 Harriet, 83, 90 James Gordon, 128, 129 John Russell, 120, 122 ,,Jl:arriet Potter, 87 James Henry, 215, 216 John S., 152, 153 liamette M.. 72 James Kelton, 85 John Scott, 80 Harris, 65, 66, 71, 82 James K. Polk, 12, 61 John Thomas, 225 Harry, 212 James H., 14.0, 227 John Turner,89,92 Harry Garfield, 160 James Marriman, 72 John W., 27 Harry K., 164 James Jdadiaon, 123, 125, Johnetta, 14() Harry Raymond, 120 150, 160, 226 Jonathan L.!15 Harvey, 73 James Newton, 225 Joseph, 8, 9, 10, 12, 26, 64, Harvey Olfey, 22 James R.,27 70, 79, 82, 114, 120, 148, Harvey Wea.kley, 128, 129, James Ralph, 158 220 135 James Robert, 120, 121, 122 Joseph A., 141 Hattie, 25 James T., 160 Joseph B., 223 Hattie Esther, 108 James William, 73 Jooeph R., 113 Hazel, 22 Jane, 8, 12, 14, 16, 17, 23, Josephine, 225 Helen, 82, 83, 85, 216 24, 76, 83, 90, 114, 123, Joshua, 8, 116, 148, 149, ~enderson Hapgood, 78 124,138 158,220 Henrietta, 90 Jane Hennesey, 19 Joshua Boyd, 153 Henry, 3, 92, 93, 138, 145, Jane Pye, 137 Joshua E., 150, 152 209 Jasper, 117 Joshua M., 150 Henry C., 135, 138 J. Burr, 91 Josiah, 69, 70 Henry Eugene, 80 Jefferson, 16, 17, 24, 76, 82, Josie, 81, 118 Herbert, 33, 111 116 J. Ross, 217 Herd, 116 Jennie, 25,69,79, 113,140 Julia,20,31,81,222 Herman, 85 Jennie Lelah, 158 Julia Ann, 22 Herschel, 33 Jeremiah, 148,220 Julia May, 222 254 THE CANTRILL---CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

Cantrell, Julian Wendel, 128, Cantrell, Louisa J .. 72 Cantrell, Mary A., 33, 65, 67 129 Louisa Lawaon, 78 Mary Abbie, 158 Julius, 16, 82 Louise, 121 Mary Adele, 15 Julius E., 11 Louise Douglass, 137 Mary Adkins, 13, 76 Julius French, 108 Low, 33 Mary Ann, 18, 79, 126, 144 Julius M., 84 Lucian, 32 MaryB., 153 Kate, 15, 27, 87, 140 Lucinda, 106 Mary Belle, 104 Kate Ella, 136 Lucinda P., 33 Bister Mary Cecelia, 29 Katharine, 19 Lucy, 24, 25, 82, 83 Mary Delinie, 103 Katherine, 78, 83 Lury Almina, 108 Mary Ellen, 78. 107, 108 Kittie, 140 Luella, 159 Mary Emeline, 19, 76 Kitty, 223 Lula, 92, 227 Mary Fitz Allen, 20 Kizzie, 25, 116 Lula Belle, 81 Mary Frances, 120 Lafayette, 12, 106, 111 Lulu B., 164 Mary Helen, 81 Lanceford, 74, 142, 143 Lydia A., 163 Mary Illinois, 15 Landrum, 91 Mabel, 28 MaryJ., 87 Lano, 91 Mac, 30 Mary Jane, 17, 85 Larkin, 13, 83, 88 Mack, 93 Mary Jane Randall, 162 Laura, 30, 139 Madison, 16, 23, 76 Mary Louisa, 107, 108, Laura Attaline, 112 Madison Hall, 18, 22 109 Laura Ellen, 85 Maggie, 85, 91, 104 Mary Madora, 110 LauraM~ 91 Maggie Anna, 120 Mary Magdaline, 79 Laura Lucinda, 31 Maggie L., 108 Mary Susan, 22 Laura 8., 33 Magness, 22 Mary Thomas, 219 !,twaon, 31 Mahala, 71 Mary Trice, 28 L.E .. 91 Major, 227 Matilda, 10, 71, 89, 116, 117, Lee, 26, 128, 129 Malcolm, 100, 104, 105, 110, 215 Lee A., 30 111 Matilda Carter, 127 Lena, 22, 77, 95 Malcolm Paul, 105 Matison, 113 Lenora, 77, 83 Malinda, 12, 103 Mattie, 34, 81, 88, 107 Lemuel, 24, 107 Malvina, 31, 225 Mattie Vaughn, 111 Leen Trousdale, 141 Mamie, 80 Maude, 21 Leona Fay, 158 Marcila, 114 Maud Alenza, 72 Leonard, 11, 17, 76, 78, 80, Marcus B., 155 Maude Sellers, 104 84 Marcus E., 27 Maurine, 77 ' · Lecnard Hardin, 11 Marcus De Lafayette, 110 May, 33, 68 Leroy M., 87 Marcus N., 162 May Elizabeth, 68 Leroy Jackaon, 18, 21, 22, Margaret, 15, 144 Melissa, 10, 16, 23, 83, 77 Margaret Ann, 15 107 Lester Fuller, 216 Margaret Armstrong, 127 Mellie, 83 Leta Fem, 158 Margaret D., 145 Melva, 216 Lettie, 93 Margaret Madaline, 110 Melvina, 16, 17 Letitia, 133 Margaret Mae, 225 Memory, 144 Levi, 113, 114, 149 Margaret March, 105 Merrell, 27 Levi D., 164 Margaret R., 141 Mettie, 26 Levi Dodson, 117 Maria, 104, 114, 213 Mildred, 122 Lewis Means, 95 Marian, 113 Mildred Lee, 106 Liab, 18, 19 Marie, 214, 216 Miles Lafayette. 71, 72 Lida Cowgill, 160 Marie J., 216 Miles Trotter, 154, 159 Lily, 114 Marion, 10, 12, 109, 121 Milly, 123 Lilla, 114, 138 Marion A,, 121 Milton, 31, 34 Lillian, 23, 83, 131, 141 Mark, 143, 144 Minda, 26 Lilly, 107 Martha, 11, 19, 22, 24, 25, Minerva, 31, 221 Lizzie, 33, 69 26, 31, 65, 67. 76, 78, 81, Minerva Jane, 107 Lloyd Conway, 15 82, 116, 117, 122 Minnie, 33, 34, 70, 83,, 88, Lofton Cicero, 72 Martha Ann, 110 121,214 Lofton Gerdine, 73 Martha Angeline, 157 Kinnie Bob, 85 Logan, 30 Martha Arminta, 103 Minnie Mildred, 94 Lois, 122 Martha Caroline, 65 MinnieV., 30 Lois Mildred, 226 Martha J., 18 Minter, 102 Lora, 111 Martha Jane, 22, 77, 79, 84, Minty, 114 LoraE., 156 . 161 Mollie, 33, 113 Lorain Vivian, 226 Martha·Louise, 88 Molly Louisa, 108 Loudora, 76 Martin, 24, 26, 74, 75,225 Monroe, 23, 24, 83, 84 Louis, 113 Mary, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 26, Mo•es, 8, 10, 27, 30, 31, 32, Louis K., 78 31, 32, 66, 69, 70. 71, 64. 116, 118, 123 Louis Kendrick, 107 77, 84, 90, 93, 94, 98, 102, Moses L., 123 Louis Marshall, 108 107, 116, 117, 123, 125, Myrtle, 70 Louis R .. 164 133, 134, 136, 139, 141, · Myra, 69, 135, 140 Louisa, 107 142, 143, 144, 154, 212 M~Ta M., 159 INDEX 255

Cantrell, Nancy, 11, 12, 16, 17, Cantrell, Robert, 13, 17, 19, Cantrell, Stephen, 8, 30, 64, 23, 26, 31, 69, 75, 76, 77, 23, 30, 76, 78 80, 81, 86, 65, 80, 124, 125, 126, 133, 82, 84, 85, 102, 103, 116, 121, 136,138,222,225 220 117, 144, 145 Robert Beals, 210 Stephen Ota, 135 Nancy Adcock, 17, 23 Robert Edward, 104 Stephen Thomas, 119, 120, Nancy Clementine, 107 Robert Gaines, 20 121 Nannie, 25, 82 Robert Howard, 77 Susan, 16, 18, 222 Narcissus, 15 Robert Jefferson, 15 Susan Eliza.beth, 120 Nathan Henry, 30 Robert Lee, 80, 88, 108 Susan Littlejohn, 94 Nelah Allen, 137 Robert McFall, 15 Susie, 222 Nellie, 16, 23, 82, 83 Robert Milton, 106 Susie May, 95 Nellie V ., 155 Robert Newton, 66 Susilee, 28 Nettie, 114 Robert Walker, 128 Swan, 143 Nimrod, 74, 142, 143 Roscoe, 33 Synthia, 74 Noah, 225 Roy, 32, 33, 111 Syrena, 16 Nola May, 80 Rufus, 80 T.M., 119 Nona, 68 Ruth, 72, 83, 84, 122 Talitha., 10, 75 Octa, 25 Ruth La.nhart, 15 Te.Ima, 31, 33 Odie, 93 Ruth Matilda, 71 Tennie, 25 Olive Gertrude, 164 s. w., 119 Terrell Add,ison, 27, 28 Ollie, 31 Sallie, 16, 33, 82, 89, 109, Texie, 111 Ollie Lee, 92 133, 145 Thomas, 8, 12, 17, 23, 27, Ollie Ruth, 72 Sallie Ianthe, 92 64, 71, 75, 78, 79, 82, 84, Olonzo Cornell, 211 Sally, 74, 75 85, 97, 98, 102, 106, 107, Olonzo Marcellus, 212 Sa!mon, 114 116, 118, 121, 221, 222, Onie. 111 Sam Wilson, 108 223 • Oregon, 21 Samantha,17,18,20,32 Thomas Caleb, 225 Oscar, 123, 227 Sampson, 13, 16, 27 Thomas Carsey, 149 Osias, 26 Samuel, 21, 31, 95, 112, 114, Thomas Clyde, 28 Ota, 125, 133 146, 149, 221 Thomas D,, 157, 158 Owen, 19 Samuel H., 152 Thomas Green, 108 Palestine, 22 Samuel Isaac, 225 Thomas Henry Woodford, Panthy, 223 Samuel J ., 113 20 Paris, 31, 33 Samuel T., 160 Thomas Jefferson, 77, 79, 83 Paris E., 33 Sarah, 14, 20, 24, 26, 32, 33, Thomas M., 33 Parvin, 209, 210 75, 76, 79, 82, 102, 106, Thomas Marion, 105, 106 Parvin Leonard, 212 116, 117, 121, 124, 125, Thomas Pierce, 107, 108 Paul K., 153 133, 135, 140, 143, 148, Thomas Pinkney, 32 Pauline, 28 150, 152, 225 Thomas Steele, 106 Pearl, 23, 91,109 Sarah A., 71 Thorp, 216 Peggy, 145 Sarah Amelia, 68 Thomas W ., 27 Percy, 67 Sarah Ann, 65, 92 Thomas Washington, 103, Perry, 113, 114 Sa.rah E., 133, 163 104, 105 Perry Green, 11, 12, 18, 19, Sa.rah Eliza.beth, 84, 85, Thompson, 116 20, 76, 83, 85 107, 111 Thurman, 19 Peter. 8. 10, 96, 97, 116, 124, Se.rah H ., 104 Tilda, 144 143, 144 Sarah J., 160 Tilitha, 74 Peter Horry, 77, 78, 79 Sa.rah Jane, 79 Tilman, 23, 26, 116, 11 7 Philip, 65. 67 Sa.rah Mahala, 110 Tilman Bethel, 15 Pinkney, 31, 32 Sara.h Redmon, 76, 77, Tina Loudore., 108 Pleasant, 31 81 Tinie, 104 Polk, 32 Sarah Sophronia, 227 Turner, 91 Polly, 24, 30, 74, 75, Sarah Thomas, 20 Unity, 65 150 Shadrack, 79 Vera, 26 Pope, 83 Shady, 79 Vernon De.le, 226 Rachel, 92, 143, 151 Shady Green, 78 Victor L., 153 Randolph, 25 Shellie, 33 Vida L., 160 Raney, 113 Sibbie, 89 Vina, 79 Raper Z .. 158 Silas, 67 Virgil R., 27 Rayburn, 116, 117 Sileta, 12 Virginia, 215 R. B. Coker, 91 Simon,8,96,97 Virginia Caroline, 211 Rebecca, 32, 145, 151 Sirilda, 77 Virginie. Frances, 77 Rebecca Caroline. 65 Smith, 30, 31 Volney, 113 Reuben, 8, 112, 114, 117 Sophie., 20, 135, 140 Volney C. V., 113 Reynolds, 109, 110 Starling, 30 We.de Elmer, 164 Richard, 9, 10, 13, 116, 138, Starling Blackwell, 65, 68 Wadkins, 25 219, 220 Stella, 23 Walter, 21 Richard 111., 18, 23 Stella Ann, 225 Walter Hutchinson, 214 Richard Parvin, 210 Stella May, 92 Walt<0r Jefferson, 77 Richard Ray, 106 Stanton, 85 Washingt-0n, 26,117 256 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Cantrell, Warren Candler, 73 Cantrell, Zibeon, 145 Cantrill, Bradford, 51 Watson, 9, 23, 27, 82, 83, Zilley, 107 Calvin V aneleve, 49 84 Catharina, 7 .. Weck," 82 CANTRIL Cecil Edwards, 58 Wendell, 132 Charles, 50, 124, 226 White, 141 Cantril, Adam E., 38, 39 Charles Edward, 51 Wiley, 70 Adam W., 39 Clarence, 59 WillD. H., 104 Albert Hadley, 40 Claude, 54, 55 William, 3, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, Albert Hadley, Jr., 40 Claudia, 55 16, 17, 19, 22, 24, 30, 34, Alice, 40 Cynthia, 37 64, 69, 73. 74, 75. 76, 77, Arthur Newton, 40 David, 37, 41, 226 85, 88, 89, 90, 109, 111, Arthur W., 39 Davis, 61 117, 118, 121, 122, 123, Daisy, 40 Dorothy, 5 125, 134, 136, 138, 139, Dorothy, 5 Dorothy Jones, 5 144, 145, 163, 164, 221, Edith Edna, 40 Edward, 52, 54. 55 222, 223, 226 EdnaE .. 39 Edward T., 50 William A., 215, 216 Eliza A., 38 Edward Thomas, 51 William Armour, 127, 129, Elza Elbert, 40 Elisha, 60 130, 131 Emery Elbert, 40 Eliza Ann, 37 William Armour, Jr., 132, Emily G .. 39 Elizabeth, 226 133 EmilyJ., 38 Elizabeth Hall, 44 William Calvin, 20 Ethel, 38 Ellen, 41 William Carroll, 84, 85 Eugene J., 39 Elvira, 41 William Cleveland, 120 Frank, 38 Emery Elbert, 37 , William Curry, 138, 139 Gretchen, 40 EmilyB., 50 William Doyle, 162 Hattie, 40 -Fannie, 56 William F., 225 Isabel, 38 Fannie Clementine, 62 William G., 149, 150, 162 James, 40 Frances, 52, 159 William Gordon, 32, 33 James E., 39 Frances Mildred, 54 William H., 27, 117, 162, John, 40 Francia A .. 37 221 John R., 38 Frank, 62 William Henry, 76, 89, 90, John W., 39 Frank S., 51 92 Joseph, 5 Frank Whitten, 61, 62 William Henry Harrison, Junie May, 41 George, 220 133 Kittie, 40 George E., 56 William J., 141, 154 Lance H., 39 George Evans, 59 William Jefferson, 72, 76, Lemuel, 40 George 8., 61, 62 118,119 Lemuel Westlake, 39 Gertrude, 54, 55 William Joseph, 85 Laura, 38 Homer, 226 William Lafayette, 78, 79 Mary, 38 Hannah,7,35,36, 226 William Levi, 152, 161, 162, Mary E., 38 Harvey Perry, 61 163 Mary Williams, 37 Hayes, 60 William Magness, 88, 97 Nelson E., 39 Helen Frances, 54 William Madison, 227 Nelson T., 38 Henry A., 50 William P., 113 Newton, 39 Henrietta, 50 William R., 69 Newton Strange, 39 Isaac, 7, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, William Richard, 21, 22 Rosa, 40 222 William Riley, 16, li, 69 Rosa B., 39 lvalue, 226 William Scott, 15 RosaP., 39 Jackson, 60 William Thomas, 108 Rosabel, 38 Jacob,34,36,59 William Turner, 88 Simeon Walker, 40 James, 41, 54, 226 William Wiley, 71 Thomas Newton, 40, 41 James Campbell, 58 William Williams, 37 Thomas W ., 38, 39 Jamee Edwards, 56, 57, Willie, 33 Wilford, 39 58 Willie Alice, 80 Will, 40 JamesN.,50 Willie Alvin, 108 William T., 38, 39 James William, 54 Willie Franklin, 140 William Williams, 37 Jane, 35, 36 Wilson, 27,91, 107,109 Zebulon, 5 Jane Ellen, 45 Wilson Burr, 91 Jennie, 226 Wilson N., 89, 90 CAN"TRILL Jennie Moore, 56 Winnie Harrison, 77 Joel, 43, 49, 50, 51 Winter, 23 Cantril!, Abner, 60 John, 7, 37, 41, 54, 60, 64, Wyatt, 149, 152, 162 Alexander, 61 124, 226 Young Elmer, 158 Alexander Robert, 222 John Fugate, 52, 53, 54 Zebulon, 7, 124, 146, 226, Anna, 42 John Nelson, 37 223 Annie Belle, 49 John T., 56 , Zebulon Daniel, 154, 156 Annie Cornelia, 49 Joseph, 3, 5, 7, 35, 36, 37, Zebulon G,, 149 Benjamin, 60, 64, 222 51, 52, 53, 58, 59, 60, 62, Zebulon Pike, 125, 139, 150, Benjamin H., 50 124,222 161 Betsey Hill, 54 Julia, 49 INDEX 257

Cantrill, Laura, 50 Cantril!, William B., 56 Chambers, Gussie, 201 Laura Ella, 62 William D., 50, 62 Thomas, 201 Lavicy, 61 William G., 61 Champ, Sallie, 54 Lavicy Adelaide, 62 William Hugh, 61 Chantell, Nathaniel, 219 Lemuel Westlake, 37 Zebulon, 5, 35, 36, 43, 49, Chantrell, John, 220 Lena,54 219 Chapman, John, 138 Lewis, 50 Capps, Benje.min F ., 201 Margaret Creigh ton, 138 Llwe!lyn, 54 Carlock, Arminta, 104 Mildred Fry, 138 Lillian, 55 Elizabeth March, 104 William, 138 Lizsie Maude, 51 James C., 104 ·Chattin, Kate, 102 Lucy, 59 Carney, --, 99 Mary, 102 Lorenzo Dow, 49 Mary, 99 Robert Peyton, 102 Louemma, 51 Carpenter,--, 89 John, 102 Marion, 62 Walter, 93 JohnD., 102 Martha, 62 Carrick, Alexander, 53 William Frederick, 102 Mary, 34, 35, 36, 42, 52, 60, Florence, 54 Chestnut, Na.ncy, 99 61, 220 Frances, 54 Samuel, 102 Mary Cecil, 57 James Cantrill, 54 Chinn, Nancy, 44 Mary E., 58 James Leslie, 54 Chitwood, Joel, 124 Mary Eliza.beth, 46 Mary Helen, 54 Christian, Fannie, 32 Mary F., 62 Robert Lee, 54 Christie, Harlan William, 48 Mary Frances, 59 Spence Summers, 54 Harlan Page, 47, 48, 105 Mary Helen, 53 Thomas Leslie, 53 Ja.mes, 48 Marion, 49 William Oscar, 54 James Smith, 47 Martha, 35, 36 Carson, Charlotte Elmira, 102 Jesse, 48 Mildred, 53 Fidell& Ellen, 102 Laura Beardsley, 47, 48 Miller, 61 James, 101 Louie, 105 Nancy Catherine, 61 James Burch, 102 Louie Ca.ntrill, 48 Nellie, 50, 51, 59 Lavinia Elizabeth, 102 Martha Lowrey, 48 Newton Strange, 37 Robert H., 102 Mary Gregg, 48 Oma, 226 Susan Atta!ine, 102 Rebecca Smith, 48 Orval, 41 William, 101 Robert, 48 Parkson Harris, 51 Carter, Dilworth B., 149 Susan C., 105 Pearl, 226 Harry Dilworth, 149 Church, Angelica Schuyler, Penelope Sandford, 56 Irving Robbins, 149 127 Rachel, 60, 61 Stella E., 149 Benjamin Silliman, 127 Richard, 3, 4, 5, 7 Cartwr~t, Martha, 78 Clack, Annie, 102 Robert, 220 Case, Charles, 94 Clapp, John, 209 Robert Avery, 49 Hazel, 94 Parvin, 209 Robert E., 59 Casey, Eva, 72 Clark, --, 89 Ruby Cummins, 55 Mary, 72 Anna L., 193 Rutha, 63, 64 Melrose, 72 EmmaE., 15/l Sallie, 60 S.D., 72 Emily, 89 Samuel, 36, 219 Casaiday,A!exander, 126 Henry T., 89 Sarah, 35, 16, 219 Emma., 126 Hester, 89 Sarah E., 62 John, 107 J. Fielding, 89 Sarah Shy, 52 Mary Eliza., 126 Marion, 162 Squire, 226 Caswell, Charles, 202 Mary, 99 Squire Grant, 41 Harry,202 Mollie, 89 Selina, 64 John, 202 Murvil Elmer, 162 Stanley, 226 Lee,202 Robert W., 89 Stephen, 36, 61 Cate, Adaline, 197 Sallie, 89 Stephen Fletcher, 37 Henry, 102 Claywell, Adaline, 187 Susan,42,49,53,61 Caterin, Josephine, 62 Claypool, Charles H., 190 Susan Allen, 58 Cathey, Elisabeth, 71 Clara B., 190 Susan Lavinia, 47 Mary, 71 Ellis, 190 Susan Ory, 41 Cecil, James Granville, 56 Harry, 190 Susannah,35,36 Mary, 56 Ida M., 190 Thomas, 35, 36, 37, 41, 42, Sarah A. Buster, 56 Joseph F., 190 45,48,49,51,61 Sa.muel, 56 Lavinia, 190 Thomas Guy, 49 Center, Almeda, 165 Levi D., 190 Thomas 8., 37 Elizabeth, 165 Robert, 190 Tilghman A., 61 James, 165 Thomas R., 190 Tilghman Anderson, 60, 61 Joseph W., 165 Cleveland, Dora, 92 Viola, 49 Joshua, 165 Clift, Arwin, 99 Viola Lavinia, 49 Levi, 165 M.H.,99 William, 35, 37, 42, 43, 44, Ma.rtha Wa.shington, 165 Mary Roberta, 99 49, 59,60,222,226 Rachel, 165 Close, Bettie, 11 William Albert, 49 Robert, 165 Elizabeth, 85 William Ambrose, 62 Thirza, 165 Mary, 26 258 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Cloutz, Lettie, 81 Cooke William Gilbreath, 100 Craven, A. Estelle, 215 Cobb, Alice, 100 "William H., 99 Annie, 215 Colby, Charles Percy, 50 William Henry, 98, 102, Cherry, 215 George Bergen, 50 llO, 112 Commodore, 65 Honoretta Bertha, 50 William Kimbrough, 99 E. Wilmer. 215 Laura Mabel, 50 Winnie, 110 Fraaces, 215 William H., 50 Cooley, Bettie, 145 John Henry, 65 Catherine Luella, 50 Coolidge, Andrew Pomeroy, 53 Mary 0., 65 Cole, Gertrude, 20 Mary Elizabeth, 53 Nancy Logan, 65 Henrietta, 20 Cooper, --, 90 Crawley, --, 123 Henry, 20 Alice, 100 Creighton, George W., 139 Coleman, Hattie Nichol, 129 Ann.ie, 100 Lillian F ., 139 John, 129 Benjamin, 101 Martha Kidd, 139 Collins,--, 16 Cora, 100 Creviston, Ella, 166 Lavie, 69 Drucinda, 101 Grace, 166 Collwick, Horace, 107 Elmira, 99, 101 Kate, 166 Col\'in, En, 202 George, 101 Louise, 166 Conner, Mark, 90 Hazeltine, 101 Samuel G., 166 Constant, Angeline, 192 Henry, 99, 101 William, 166 Convert, Sarah, 90 James, 101 Crispanson, Emma, 52 Comer, Amy, 69 James L., 101 Critchfield, Helen, 150 Compton, Howard, 31 Mary, 101 Robert C., 150 Cook, Eugenia, SO Kan~y. 101 Crockett, Aline, 135 Cooke, Addie, 110 Penelope, IOI John, 135 Adelaide Devine, 101 Phillip, 101 JohnD., 135 Alice, 110 Thomas, 101 Rebecca Wilburn, 109 Attaline, 101 Thomas Boyd, 100 Crook, Samuel Wilde, Jr., 100 Charlotte Attaline, 99, 112 William. 101 Cross, Esther Johnson, 211 Clarissa, 101 William Henry, JOO Zachariah, 211 C!aris,a Luretta, 101 William Phillip, 99, 100 Crow, Jane Corn, 120 Eliza, 99, 101 Cope, Cindrella, 82 Jennie, 120 Elmira, 101 Green, 83 Peter, 120 Emma. 110 James, 16 Sarah Squires, 120 G.W.,110 Sallie, 83 William Pear, 120 George "Washington, 100, Coplinger,John, 25 Crowley, James, 42 112 Marian, 25 Mary, 42 . Hezekiah Cantrell, 99 Willie, 25 Crum, Frank, 186 James B., 99 Coppenbarger, Joab, 163 Crumbaugh, Clifford, 154 James Burch, 101. 105, 110 Laura May, 163 Hiram H., 154 John Augustine, 102 Merna Opal, 163 Nellie, 154 John B., 99 Moses E., 163 Culp, Amos Allen, 137 Margaret Attaline, 100 William Andrew, 163 Charles Cantrell, 137 Martha. 99 Corbin, John H., 71 Louise Douglass, 137 Mary, 101 Cotton, Corinne B. Smith, 129 W. K., 137 Mary Cantrell, 98, 102, 110, James Alexander, 76 William Newton, 137 112 John Gatewood, 19 William Newton, Jr., 137 Mary E., 100 John McKelvey, 19, 20, 21, Culpepper, Mary, 110 Mary Elizabeth, 98, 100 76 Culwell, Florence, 106 Mary Jane, 99 Martha Lodema, 20 Cummins, Eleanor, 133 Mary Penelope, 101 Mary Cantrell, 19, 20, 21 Reuben L., 54 N a.ncy Ree'\"es, 98 Mary Lodema, 76 Cunningham, Cornelius, 179 Nancy VVatson, 99 Sirilda, 21 Curd, --, 101 Penelope, 101 Sirilda Jane, 76 Currier, Ida D., 149 Rachel Devine, 101 William, 19 Curtis, Alice, 138 Robert, 98 William Calvin, 19, 76 Cushman, Roxanna, 150 Robert Burch, 101 Council, Clara Florence, 201 Robert F., 99 Edna, 203 D Robert Fielding, 98, 99 Florence. 203 Sarah, 110, 111 Hardy Edna, 201 Daniels, Artemus, 152 Sarah Devine, 101 James Hardy, 201 Burford E .. 157 SarahM., 98 John, 201 Canvers, 93 Sarah Miranda, 102 John H., 203 Charles W., 152 Sue, 110 John Russell. 201 Claude, 152 Sue C., 100 Lafayette McDonald, 201 Claude H., 157 Susan Eliza, 99 Countr)·man, --, 172 Ed"·ard, 152 Susannah, 102 Edith, 172 Eliza A., 152 Susannah "\Yatson, 98 Esther, li2 Frank, 152 Thomas Henderson, 101 Cowgill, Elia H., 160 Gladys, 152 Thomas Joseph, 101 Coyle, Edwin A., 137 Hannah, 152 W. G., 110 Floreace Weldon, 137 Helen Marie, 157 INDEX 259

Daniels, Ida, 152 Dillon, Don C., 47 Driscoll, James, 191 Irvin, 152 Duncan William, 47 Harriet Jane, 192 Jeremiah Perry, 152 Elizabeth Jeffries, 46 Sarah c., 191 Jesse L., 152 Fannie, 47 Drone, Etta, 186 John, 152 Frank,47 Duff, Elmira Jane, 160 Juanita, 152 Grace Cantrill, 47 James F., 160 Lydia, 152 George Jeffries, 47 Mary Jemina, 160 Mary Clara, 152 Joshua., 46 Myra Ann, 160 Omer, 152 Louis Edwin, 47 Sarah Eliza, 160 William, 152 Mary Elizabeth, 47 Dugan, William, 99 Davenport, Doctor, 140 May,47 Duggan, --. 99, 105 Elizabeth, 93 Nancy Fletcher, 46 DeWitt, 103 Davis, --. 60, 125 Nellie May, 49 F. W., 103 Addie, 43 Parthenia Jane, 47 Frank, 103 Andrew, 32 Robert Lee, 47 King, 103 Arthur, 43 Roy, 47 Lida, 103 Bethel, 85 Samuel, 46 M:i,Ttle, 103 Bettie, 85 William, 46 Sadie, 103 Caldona, 85 Willia.m Thomas, 47 Dulaney, James, 31 Clyde, 43 Dilsaver, Sarah, 45 Duncan,--,20, 89,122 Earl, 43 Dinsmore, Milligan L., 71 Alta, 81 Elizabeth, 69, 116 Dismukes, George, 135 Bloomfield, 123 Elmer, 43 Mary, 135 Decatur, 123 Etta, 134 Paul, 134, 140 Lafayette, 123 Frances, 145 Porter, 135 May, 123 George, 85 Sallie, 135 Tirza, 123 Goldie, 43 William, 135, 137 Dunham, Amy Letitia, 150 Jackson, 16 Dodd, Green, 84 Helen A., 150 James, 85 James, 84 Iola N., 150 John, 85 Julius, 84 Ivan Illa, 150 John C., 43 Lafayette, 84 Jeremiah P., 150 Leonard, 85 Martha,84 Mary Lauressa, 150 Logan, 85 Mary, 84 Rebecca Snow, 150 Maggie, 85 Nancy, 84 William W., 150 Rosa, 43 Rachel, 84 Dunlap, Martha E., 192 Roy, 43 Dodson, --, 102 Dunn, Matilda. 99 Tempie, 145 Dolvin, John, 190 Durham, Feriba, 13 William, 85 Joy, 190 Sarah, 9 Day, Mary A., 162 Donald, Candace, 82 Duzan, Charles C., 168 Deaderick, Davis, 126 Lucian, 82 Dye, Belle, 194 Deal, Mary, 210 Donnan, Frank, 94 Helen Fay, 15 William, 210 George, 94 Kenneth Ross, 151 Decarme, Amanda Lowry, 214 Dorey, Mary L., 187 Thurman P., 151 Charles Adolphe, 214 Dorsham, Mary J ., 196 Dykes, Nettie, 121 Decker, Minnie, 150 Douglass, E=a, 134 Dyre, A. J., 72 E=a, 214 Fannie, 134 Albert, 72 DeLong, Elizabeth, 103 Ida, 134 Bessie, 72 Demple, --, 40 James, 134 Carl, 72 Dempsey, Balum, 144 Kate, 134 Caroline, 72 Henry, 144 Major, 136 Jackson, 72 Luke, 144 Mary, 134 Lawton, 72 Dennis,--, 12 Mattie, 134 Denton, Elizabeth, 84 Robert, 134 E Thomas, 109 Thomas, 134 De Roode, Eugene, 53 Willia.m, 134 Eads, Martha, 70 Trimble, 53 Young, 134 Martha Jane, 151 Derrickson, Zachariah, 219 Zerelda, 134 Earsom, Deborah, 176 Derry, Elizabeth, S. 50 Downs, Charles A., 166 Eastman, Charles Hazen, 140 DeVault, Lettie, 169 Doyle, Rachel, 161 Ebenezer, 141 Devine, Sarah, 101 Drake, Aleck, 113 Elbridge Gerry, 141 De Wolf, Elisha, 212 Charlotte, 113 Eatres, Nancy, 73 Eun.ice, 209 Elijah, 113 Ebbs, Geroge Price, 68 Sophia, 212 Julia, 113 Orelie Layton, 68 Dickens, Allene, 80 Lena, 114 Otis Price, 68 Herbert, 80 Neal, 113 Ruby Myrtle, 68 JamesW., 80 Sally, 113 Edgeman, Mary Ann, 109 Dickerson, Archie, 201 Driscoll, Abram Y., 191 Edminston, Theodore G., 166 Erastus, 201 David S., 191 William Curtis, 166 Dicky, Doctor, 213 Elizabeth, 192 Edmond, Mary. 38 Dillon, Annie Sibyl, 47 George W., 191 Edwards, Ann Harrison, 55 260 THE CANTRILL--DANTRELL GENEALOGY

Edwards, Benjamin, 55 Fisher, Allie Agnes, 80 Foster, Polly, 204 Elizabeth Monroe, 55 Bessie Beatrice, 80 Sallie, 135 George, 55, 56 c.c., 79 Sophia, 135 Hayden, 55 Chloe Mabel, 108 Thomas, 90 Henrietta, 47 Gentry Guy, 80 Willie, 135 John,55 · Harriet Roberta, 108 Wilson, 90 Ninian, 55, 56 James T., 108 Fowler, Frances, 117 Penelope Sandford, 55 Maggie Ellen, 108 Fox, Daniel, 172 Susan Wroe, 55 Samantha Florence, 108 Elizabeth Jones, 172 William, 55, 125 Fitts, Grant, 14 H. Alma, 172 Elane,--, 125 M., 14 John,172 Elliott, Mattie, 164 Flannigan, Annie L., 14 Franklin, Ben, 139 Nannie, 167 Constance, 14 James, 139 Ellison, Florence, 65 George W., 14 Freeman, Ettie, 186 Ely,--, 135 James W., 14 Fremont, John C., 127 Emerson, Mary, 54, 110 Jane, 14 Lieutenant, 127 England, Fanny, 188, 204 Larkin C., 14 French, Elias B., 190 Lena, 190 Mary, 14 Freudenstein, Margaret, 87 Mary A., 190 Myrtle, 14 William, 87 Sally, 204 Richard C., 14 Frey,--,89 Stephen, 204 Robert H., 14 Fannie, 89 Enlow, Mary F., 200 Sallie J., 14 Henry, 89 Enyart, Elizabeth, 49 Samuel E., 14 Jane, 89 Epps, Gertrude, 95 Samuel E., Jr., 14 Mollie, 89 Ernest, Mary Esther, 150 Sarah, 14 Nancy, 89 Percival Raymond, 150 Wallace B,, 14 Tennie, 89 Thomas H., 150 William R., 14 William, 89 Estel, Elizabeth, 193 Fleming, Rolla C., 46 Frogg, --, 194 Estes, Josie, 23 Fletcher, Alvin, 34 Minnie, 194 Eunice, Elizabeth, 186 Flourney, Patty, 133 Frothingham, Frederick, 133 Evans, 188.ac, 19 Floyd, W.J., 72 Fry, Abraham, 154 James, 19, 20 Fomby, Edgar Scott, 87 Earle A., 154 John, 14, 15, 84 Forbes, Ada, 66 Robert K., 154 John Hampton, 108 Byron, 66 Fryer, Rosana, 33 JohnW., 108 Cora, 66 Fugate, Miriaw, 51 Mary, 20 Green B., 66 Fulkerson, W'illiam J., 59 Mary Agnes, 108 Ford, Cunnie Webb, 53 Fulkinson, Abram, 192 Pope, 19 Foreman, Mississippi, 156 Clara F ranees, 192 Sarah, 19 Susan, 156 Frank D., 192 Susie, 59 Thomas, 156 James William, 192 Everly, Christine, 163 Forest, --, 75 Sarah E., 192 Mary, 161 Abraham, 75 Fuller, Ann, 215 Evins, Amma, 95 Ann, 75 John,215 Ezell, James, 145 Eliza, 75 Matilda, 215 Elizabeth, 75 Fulton, Fannie L., 193 F Mark, 124 Harry, 193 Polly, 75 Funk, Theodore A., 162 Fackler, George, 53 Watson, 75 Funkhouser, Christopher, 211 Grace, 53 Forrest, Jane, 10 Rachel Cross, 211 Fagan, Elizabeth J., 180 Forrester,--, 117 Robert, 211 Fairchild, Inez, 52 Benjamin, 116 Robert M., 211 Faulkner, Carrie Leta, 87 Green, 116 Robert Monroe, 211 Charles Henry, 87 Jackson, 116 Robert Roland, 211 Kate, 87 John, 116 Sarah Johnson Selmes, 211 Marietta, 87 Levi, 116 Sarah Virginia, 211 Mattie Lee, 87 Martha Ann, 24 Seltnes Paul, 211 Robert As&, 87 Nancy, 116 Fwu,ton, Joseph Bascom, 80 Thomas H., 87 Forster, Marcum, 107 Kate, 21 Thomas Hopkins, 87 Fortune, Norman, 169 William, 10 William P ., 87 Foster, --. 101 Ferguson, Barbara, 127 Abner, 90 , G Edwin, 127 Annie, 62 Edwin, Jr., 127 Boyce, 90 Gaddis, Adela M., 164 Lois, 109 Doctor, 90 Eva, 185 Robert, 127 Fred,90 Gaines, Attaline, 98 Ferrall Eliza, 84 George, 135 George, 98 Ferrell, Martha, 24 Jessie, 90 John, 98 Findley, Anderson, 124 John D., 135 Robert J., 98 Peggy, 71 Kip, 90 Gantenbein, Benjamin Avery Finlay, Bettie, 54 O.H., 135 49 INDEX 261

Gantenbein, Helen, 49 Gorham, William Barton, 78 Griffith, Ernest, 25 John E., 49 Gouldy, James, 110 Esther, 25 Maude, 49 Graham, Albert Y., 192 Hassie, 25 Gardner, Fred, 38 Ann, 148 Herman, 25 Ge.mer, A. E., 125 Arminta, 193 Isaac Denton, 25 Garrett, Bertha B., 178 Carrie, 193 Isaac Hardin, 25 Sarah, 166 Edith, 193 Mary, 84 Garrison, Anthony, 222 EmmaE.,206 Myrtle, 25 Hannah, 222 Gertrude, 171 Nancy. 26 Hetty Martin, 222 Grace, 171 Octa, 25 Katie, 222 Harriet A .. 198 Otis, 25 Rachel, 222 Hattie, 192 Perry Morgan, 25 Sally, 222 Henry C., 193 Peyton, 24 Garth, Claude Llewellyn, 54 Henry P., 193 Randolph, 25 Gates, Bertie V., 154 Jessie L., 171 Thomas, 25, 84 Christopher, 101 JohnW., 192 William, 25 Jessie J.M., 154 Joseph S., 193 Grimes, Charles, 205 Martin L., 154 Mary, 192 Devin, 203 Gibbs, Celia, 59 Mary A., 193 Lillian, 205 Thelma May, 11 Mary Ellen, 194 Gring, Estella, 155 Uriah, 11 OwenC., 193 Greta, 155 Gilbert, Charles G., 76 Paul H., 193 Harry C .. 155 Granger, 81 Peter, 193, 198 JohnW .. 155 Ina, 81 Roy Larue, 171 Groom, --. 52 Louis, 81 Stella, 171 Groves, Lillie, 140 Louis Oliver, 81 W. Harold, 193 Grubb, Minnie, 70 MaryE., 155 w., 171 Gue88, Mary H., 72 Mollie, 81 Winnie, 171 MosesW., 72 Robert, 76, 81 William H., 193 Guild, Joseph C., 137 Sampson, 144 Grambling,--, 89 Guyott, Edward, 180 Gilbreath, Joseph, 100 Grano, Sarah, 80 Sarah Jane, 100 Graves, Caroline, 212 H Giles, Mary, 112 Charles, 151 Gillespie, Almira, 139 EdnaC., 151 Hailey, Romans, 140 Jennie, 47 Fanny S., 151 Hale, Edwin Lee, 103 Sarah, 134 John William, 151 Elmira. 110 Gillman, Blanche Celia, 183 Mattie A., 152 Ethel May, 103 Frank A., 183 Nina Hazel, 152 Grace Darling, 103 Harry Alvin, 183 Vella A., 151 Josie, 104 Mabel Lilly, 183 Walter A., 152 MaryM., 104 Givens, Emeline, 19 Green,--, 16 Nettie Margaret, 103 Glass, Margaret L., 61 Albert, 90 s. c., 103 Glaze, --, 102 Bethel, 18 Sa.rah, 110 Glover, Mrs. T. A., 71 Charles, 18 Stephen P., 110 Goff, Louisa A., 194 Charlotte, 18 WilliamD., 110 Gohlson, Geneva, 73 Constance, 18 Winnie Jane, 103 LauraC., 73 Earl, 183 Haley, John, 140 W. C., 73 Elias, 18 Wilburn, 140 Goodan, Daniel, 44 Frank, 18 Hall, Bert, 52 Eleanor, 44 George, 202 Charles, 50 Levi, 45 I. Ray, 183 David, 44 Gooding, Nancy, 209 .James, 18 Edward, 44 Goodson, Champion, 24 Joseph, 18 Eleanor Stuart, 44 Elizabeth, 24 Laura, 18 Elizabeth, 43, 44 John, 3 Mary, 18 Isaac, 44 Watson, 24 Nancy, 79 Jacob, 14 William, 24 Ollie, 90 M.L.,52 Goodwin, Edna, 46 Perry Magness, 18 Susan Goodan, 44 Guy, 46 Sarah, 18, 78 Thomas, 3, 44 J.M.,45 Shady, 18 William, 52 Goodwyn, Martha Shall Mc- William, 18, 90 Halloway, --, 91 Gavock, 132 Gregory, Fanny, 127 Hamilton, Julia, 113 Philo Hiram, 132 Grenne, --, 89 Hanly, Alonzo, 213 Philo Hiram, Jr., 132 Grieve, Nora, 43 Cherry, 213 William Cantrell. 132 Griffith, Asa Monroe, 25 Doctor, 213 Gorham, Daniel Green, 78 Ashrath, 25 Matilda, 213 John King, 78 Claude Martin, 25 Michel, 213 John King, Jr,, 78 Cha.rles84 Octavia, 213 Martha Emeline, 78 Daniel Wadkins, 25 William, 213 Mary Ann, 78 David, 24 Hardman, Phoebe, 193 262 THE CANTRIL!AJANTRELL GENEALOGY

Hardeman, Edna Saunders, 40 Hedrick, Rebecca, 200 Holland, William H., 190 Harkins, C., 120, 121 Hendricks, Charles Francis, Bolt, D. B., 151 John, 120 186 Hopper, Nancy, 32 Julian, 120 Earl Chester, 186 Hood,--, 70 Madge, 120 Irene, 186 General, 138 Myrene, 120 Leonard, 186 Hook, Elijah, 226 Russel, 120 Leslie, 186 Jennie, 226 Harlow, Calista, 11 Lillian, 186 Robert, 226 Harmon, Jane, 92 Parley, 186 Hooper, Andrew, 135 Harp, Mary, 161 Zella May, 186 Andrew J., 129, 135 Harper, Edwin, 154 Henly, David, 124 Emma, 135 Harriet, 154 Bennesey, Jane, 76 Hulda, 135 Joanna, 154 Henry, Ann, 214 May, 129, 135 Milan, 154 James, 214 Myra A., 135 Nettie G., 154 Hensley,--, 60 Myra Cantrell, 129 Harrell, Asa, 129 Rachel, 59 Sallie, 135 Ellen Catherine Collins, 129 Herman, W. F., 169 Hopkins, Charles L., 98 Ellen Maria, 129 Herrin, Addie E., 197 Charlotte, 98 Jesse, 129 Hibbs, Eva D., 119 John L., 98 Mary, 53 Hicks, Martha Tabitha, 31 Linton B., 98 Mary Night, 129 Hickox, Lora A., 155 Mary, 98 Rachel Beeman, 129 Higgins, Cinthy, ll4 Sarah, 220 Samuel, 129 High, Annie Wingo, 92 Horn. Alice, 205 :E{arris, Eva Viola, 51 Barnwell, 92 Edward, 205 Unity, 64 Hester, 92 Ernest, 205 Harrison, Ann, 55 Highton, Aubrey Henry Frank,205 Benjamin, 55, 57 George, 53 Ida, 205 Leona May, 168 Robert William Trimble, 53 Ira, 205 Sarah, 28 T. Arthur, 53 Sarah, 205 William Henry, 55 Hill, Alberta Gaines, 56 Horne, --, 133 Harrold, Adeline, 167 Edna Lee, 56 Hornsby, Doctor, 123 Amelia, 155 F. Roberts, 55 Horton, --, 90 Berzie A., 155 Gano, 56 James, 144 Helen L., 154 George A .. 56 Houston, Avery, (9 John L., 155 Georgio.na Hill, 56 James, 214 Laura B., 155 Hannah, 56 Julia Ann, (9 Mary, 169 Ida, 187 Matilda Vercheaux, 214 Roy M., 155 James Monroe, 56 Samuel, 136 w. s., 154, 155 John William, 56 Howard, T. I. I., 126 Welby K., 154 Lizzie C., 56 Howe, Russell Boyd, 133 Harry, Helene Elmira, 161 Hilton, Annie Cecelia, 20 Boyle, Alice, 110 Thomas C., 161 Hines. Harry, llil C.R., ll8 Hart, Florence, 135 Helen, 191 Caleb R., 102 Polly Ann, 69 Oscar, 191 Clinton DeKalb, 102 Thomas B., 50, 51 Sarah Whitney, 91 David, 102 Hartley, Clayton R .. 192 Thomas, 191 Felix, llO John Alexander, 192 Thurman, 191 Mary Josephine, 102 Hartwell, Martha, 165 Risler, John, 185 Miranda, llO Hartzel, Jarie, 37 Hodges, Parmelia Ann, 30 Miranda A., 100 Hash, Mina, 83 Hogan, Aden, 14 Putnam Wayne, 102 Hastings, Ethel, 83 Delilah, 14 Suaan, 102 James, 83 GeorgeW., 14 Susanna, 102 Stella, 83 John, 14 Hubbard, Emma, 207 Hathaway, Inez EvangeliDe, John H., 14 Huckaby, Alice, llO 162 Holland, Albert, 190 Huckleberry, Christina H., Kenneth, 162 Amanda. 190 179 R. M., 162 Benjamin F., 191 Hughes, Sadie Argo, 168 Hathridge, John, 220 C. M., 107 Hull, Anna, 168 Haughey, Henry C., 171 Charles, 190 Cecil B., 168 Mary, 171 Eddie G., 191 Edna V., 168 Yinnie, 171 Fanny, 190 Elijah, 167 Hawkins, Samuel, 155 Francis Marion, 190 Elijah A., 168 Sarah, 132 Grizilla, 206 Emmett K., 168 Hayden, Miss, 55 Levi, 191 Herbert H., 168 Haydon, John, 63 Lucinda, 191 John, 16i Heathcote, Thomas, 205 Milam, 190 Joshua C., 167 William, 205 Priscilla, 191 Josiah P., 168 Hedrick, Jonathan, 203 Thomas, 190. 191 Kate, 167 Julia, 203 Thomas C .. 191 Levi c., 167 N arcissa, 203 Turner, 190 Martha Emeline, 168 INDEX 263

Hull, Minnie A., 168 Ingham, George Paul, 178 Jones, Emily, 210 Nellie, 167 Mabel Claire, 178 Enoch E., 187 Newel, 167 Irby, Mary, 15 Florence E., 187 Robert, 167 Ireland, Annie Laurie, 49 General, 210 Sarah Ann, 168 Irvington, Marian, 47 Grace J., 187 Sherman G., 168 Irwin, Ora Etta, 167 Harriet, 72 Thom&!! W., 168 Thom&!! R., 167 Harriet Vin ton, 87 Humes, ElisaJ., 202 Ishmael, Clara, 191 Hester, 169 Hummel, Clara B., 154 Ina H., 187 · Humphrey, Andrew, 166 J Isaac, 4, 5 Andrew Garrett, 166 James T., 169 Charles, 166 Jackson, --, 89 Jane, 4, 5 Clara, 166 Emma, 66 Joanna M., 153 David, 166 General, 220 John, 76, 107 Elizabeth Allen, 166 John M., 169 Leander L., 187 Elizabeth E., 167 Mercy, 48 Lillie, 169 Frances Lucille, 167 Minnie Olive, 169 Lucinda M., 169 Helen Rosebrook, 167 Jamison, --, 89 Mason Cantrell, 127 John, 166 Rebecca Clementine, 61 Mary, 4, 5 John Franklin, 167 Jeffries, Elizabeth, 46 Mary E., 169 John William, 166 Herbert, 46 Mary Gertrude, 22 Joseph R., 166 John, 123 Mount E., 182 Joshua C., 166 Jenkins, Margaret. 135 Nancy, 12 Joshua W., 166 Sophronia E., 152 Nancy J., 169 Laura Ann, 166 Jennings, Allen, 140 Perry A., 187 Levi A., 167 Bessie, 88 Rachel E., 169 Lewis Andrew, 166 Ellen Catherine, 140 Ross N., 187 MaryJ., 167 Georse W., 88 Sa\lieAnn, 33 Melissa La Verne, 166 James, 182 Vergie A., 187 Milton M., 167 Jonathan, 220 William 176 Nora, 166 May Catherine Moorman, William' A., 127 Rachel Annie, 167 140 William H., 169 Rachel J., 166 Samuel, 220 Willie, 72 Rebecca Emma, 166 Sophia, 88 Jordan, John, 191 Robert H., 166 Jermyn, Jonathan, 219 Thomas, 14 Samantha J., 166 Jessie. Amy, 70 Judkins, Daniel, 81 Thirza J .. 166 C.H., 70 Erastus, 81 Thomas C., 166 Clarence, 70 Floyd, 81 Wilhelmina 166 Huburt, 69 Henry, 82 William F '166 H. c., 69 James, 82 Zebulon, ioo Margie, 69 John, 81, 82 Hunsley, Charles Pike, 162 Mazie, 69 Lillian, 81 Edmund C., 162 Johnson, --, 89, 90 Louisa, 81 Frank, 162 Addie, 193 Mary, 81 George Howard, 162 B.F., 61 Nannie, 21, 81 Inez Arabella, 162 Bernice, 200 Nathaniel, 81 John Irving, 162 Joseph E,, 61 Laura Agnes, 162 Lulu, 169 K Mahlon Arthur,162 Martha, 61 Marcell\18 E., 162 Mildred, 193 Kantz, Mary Ann, 99 Mary Emily, 162 Minnie, 193 William H., 99 Hunt, Maggie R., 191 Robert Lee, 61 Kaskie, Thomas, 102 Hunter, Catherine, 166 SllS&D, 61 John, 102 Doctor, 213 Sylvia, 183 Kearns, Easter, 113 Hurt, Anna, 191 William, 61 Kefauver, Charlotte, 91 Eleanor P., 191 William E., 193 Cooke, 98 Fred Grant, 191 Johnston, Joseph, 138 J.P., 98 Harrison, 191 Jones, --, 123 Paul F., 98 Harry T., 191 A.A., 25 Vinnie, 98 Hattie, 191 Ada A., 187 Kellar, Abram Lewis, 45 James F., 191 Amanda, 19 Addie Evelyn, 45 Martha, 205 Andrew, 43 Charles Henry, 45 William S., 191 Barbara, 4, 5 Edgar Harlan, 46 Hutchinson, David Glenn, 191 Charles, 34 Guy, 45 George, 191 Clarence, 169 Louis Gerard, 45 Dorothy, 4, 5 Mary Elizabeth, 46 Edith, 169 Mary Jane, 46 Edward, 155 Naomi, 46 Ingham, Alva C., 178 Eleanor Goodan, 43 Notie Pearl, 46 Anna Mary, 178 Ellis, 4, 5 Stewart, 46 264 THE CANTRILL--CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Keller, Abram, 52 L Letchner, Claude M., 168 Elizabeth, 52 Clayton, 168 Henry, 52 Laill, Margaret, 52 Mahlon, 168 Jacob, 52 Laird, Ollie, 121 Paul, 168 James P., 52 Lake, Elmer S., 206 Lewis, Cassandra, 40 John Gaston, 52 Harvey H., 206 Elisabeth, 92 John William, 52 Henry, 206 Fanny C., 152 Joseph, 52 Maggie May, 206 Fielding, 92 Joseph Cantrill, 52 Lameraux, Thasia, 34 FredW., 187 Lucile, 52 Lampman. Martha. 225 Ianthe Dalton, 92 Ma.ry Louisa, 52 Landrum, Mary Eliza, 71 John, 137 Ridgell, 52 Lane,--, 16 Lee c., 187 Kellogg, Nason, 152 Dimon, 16 Maggie, 161 Kelly, Nathan, 99 Emma, 17 Margaret Strother, 137 Kennedy, Allen E., 59 Sarah, 109 Pitman, 92 David, 191 William, 14 Ray F., 187 Eli, 59 Langford, Allie, 207 Lichtenberger, J.P., 157 Flavia Scott, 192 Langston, Beulah, 180 JamesP., 157 Frank, 192 Emily, 180 Muriel, 157 Grace, 192 Eva Jane, 180 Yolande, 157 Homer, 191 Ida L., 180 Lilly, Elizabeth J., 183 Iles, 192 James B., 180 Lincoln, Abraham, 56, 171 John, 191 John, 180 Lipscomb, Nathan, 133 Laura Bell, 191 John 0., 180 Litsinberger, James Albert Ralph, 192 Joseph D., 180 167 Thomas, 192 Ma.ry A., 180 William, 167 Kilpatrick, Matilda, 113 Sarah A., 180 William, Jr., 167 Kimbal, Annie, 145 Theresa, 180 Littlejohn, D. L, 94 Kimbrough, Bart, 99 WilliamC., 180 Felix, 93 Charlotte, 98 Lanham, Mary J ., 179 Floyd John, 94 Dorcas, 101 Lansden, Elizabeth Traugh­ SUE&n Eliott, ll3 Duke,99 ber, 173 Susan Nuckols, 93 Duke Henry, 100 Mary D. G., 173 Logan, Blomfield, 103 Eunice Attaline, 100 Robert K., 173 Calvin, 103 Jacob Augustine, 100 Lanterman, Amanda M., 171 Clarissa, 103 James Burch, 100 D. W., 157 James,3 Mary, 100 Nina Wenona, 157 John, 103 Robert Franklin, 100 Zerilda, 179 Long, Ancil R., 187 Susan Catherine, 100 Laroe, Joseph, 52 Alvin N., 187 Thomas Bradley, 100 Larrimore, --, 135 Catherina, 188 King, Alice Ina, 201 Lashbaugh, Jeremiah, 190 Ethel Gladys, 154 Alice M., 154 wter, Eli!!ha, 83 James H., 154 Charles, 154 William,83 John M., 187 Charles W., 154 Lavine, Jane, 38 Milton H., 187 Eliza J., 180 Lawler, Cleo tis, 43 Sarah A., 187 Elizabeth C., 197 Errol, 43 Stella G,. 187 Elizabeth Cantrell, 154 P.M.,43 Urania, 187 Florence E., 154 Lawrence, Frances Luella, 177 William E., 187 Hattie B., 154 Laws, Annie, 215 Longbrake, Bertha E., 168 L. Mae, 154 Bertha M., 215 Claude Franz, 168 MiBIIOuri, 115 Eleanor L., 215 Delbert L., 168 Nettie, 122 Elizabeth R., 215 Elijah Hull, 168 Pearl E., 154 Francis S., 215 Emma. 168 Queenie, 154 Henry Lewis, 215 George R., 168 Robert, 154 JamesW., 215 GuyA., 168 Robert H., 154 Jesse AuguBtus, 215 J. L., 168 Kingsbury, Lucy, 208 Lawson, Lewis, 107 James, 168 Polly, 204 Louisa, 107 Jennie bther, 168 Kinser, Bessie Ruth, 112 Layman, Elizabeth, 13 Jessie, 168 . John, 108 Lee, Abbott, 213 Lemoine H., 168 Malcolm, 112 Amanda, 76 Lloyd, 168 Philip, 112 Cherry, 213 Mahala E., 168 Philip Cantrell, 112 Elvira, 50 Marcus N., 168 Kirby, Effie, 164 James, 106 Meta, 168 Frank E., 163 Luke. 106 Percy, 168 Hannah, 133 Robert Lord, 213 Willard Dean, 168 Mattie, 164 Susan, 106 Longstreet, General, 107 Kirkpatrick, AlexanderC.,207 Ledford, Andrew H., 71 Loring, Melissa, 83 Klas,, Lizzie, 176 Leeper, Margaret, 178 Loud, Ellen, 141 Juiutson, Jacobin& N ., 196 Legat, Charity, 116 Joseph Lingard, 141 INDEX 265

Loud, Robert Lingard, 141 McDowell, H. A., 90 Magness, Constance, 13, 17 Louney, Professor, 123 Ida, 93 Eliza.beth, 13 John, 117 Lewis, 92 Leroy P., 13 Love, Jennie, 1 77 Maggie, 93 Marietta., 13 Loya.I,-, 43 Nonie, 93 Me.rtha, 13, 86 Lukenbill, Daniel, 196 Ollie, 90 Mary, 13 Lydia, 196 Pearl, 90 Mary Cantrell, 17, 86 Ora F., 196 Rede.rd, 93 Perry G., 13, 17, 86 Pearl, 196 Sallie, 93 Polly, 116 Rosa Nell, 196 Sibbie, 93 Richard, 13 Ruby, 196 Viby, 93 Sara.h, 13 Sydney, 196 Weyland, 90 William, 13 Lukins, Ella, 155 McFall, Bethel C., 14 .Magruder, Doctor, 126 Lundy, lu,chel, 37 Eliza.beth, 14 Millicent, 126 Luster, John, 139 Hallie, 14 Mallory, Angie, 194 Lutes, Abner J., 161 Helen, 14 Benjamin F., 194 Abner Ja.mes, 161 John, 14 Edwin A., 194 Lillian, 161 Mary, 13 Egbert, 193 Luttrell, Lene. R., 163 Maude, 14, 15 Egbert 0., 194 Lyne,--, 52 Willia.mW., 14 HenryB., 184 McFarland, Ca.ptain, 49 Henry E., 194 M E. H,. 170 James D., 192 James, 170 John W., 184 McAfee, --, 71 James P., 88 Lulu N., 187 McAde.m.s, Margaret, 118 Jamie Angeline., 88 Minnie R., 194 McCollam, John, 164 McGa.vock, James, 132 Roland V., 187 Rachel, 164 McGinnis, Ioaae, 81 Thomas, 194 Sarah, 149 McGowan, Sophia, 12 Willia.m, 187 McCann, --, 99 McIntosh, Ha.zlet Howard, Manguin,Joseph,31 McCauley,--, 90 151 Manly, T. H., 125 McClellan, Charles Benjamin, Wa.lter A., 151 Mansfield, Harriet, 131 192 McIntyre, John, 150 Ma.rgaret, 131 Dai,,y Bell, 192 McKee, Albert T., 168 Mary, 217 Edgar, 206 Alta Vernea.1, 168 Richard, 131 Gracie May, 206 Archiba.ld S., 161 Marion, Francis,96 Harry E., 206 Grace Elma, 168 Markham, William. 3 Hazel Marie, 206 Jennie Lutes, 161 Marlow, James A., 164 John, 192 Lillian, 161 Marshall, Humphrey, 57 McClimanB, Anne.belle, 167 Mary, 161 Martin, Elizabeth, 23 David, 167 McKenzie, Harold Cantrell, 28 General, 136 Elva, 167 Kenneth, 14 Henrietta, 79 Eva Jane, 167 Marshall Cantrell, 28 Isabelle, 159 John Luther, 167 W.illi&m Marshall, 28 JeeseM., 79 Laura Emma, 167 WillieMa.y, 28 John, 23, 27 Margaret, 166 McKey, May, 39 Laura, 34 Sarah, 166 Nancy, 60 LucyS., 152 William Fletcher, 167 McKinney, Henry, 75 Martha Goldie, 79 McClure, Eliza, 66 John Carrol, 167 Mary Ella, 79 Lillian, 65 John H,. 167 Samuel H., 159 Nancy, 176 Lulu, 152 Marvel, Philip D., 166 W.H .. 66 McLain, Deborah Runyon, Mason, Annie, 81 McCrary, Alice, 175 170 Ella F., 127 D. Russell, 152 Ja.mes, 170 Fra.nk Cantrell, 137 NillaB., 153 Mary, 170 Frank H., 137 Wi!liam, 152 McLaughlin, Eliza, 160 George C., 127 McDaniel, Amanda, 180 Sa.rah J., 159 Juliet, 127 Edward, 110 McLelland, Letitia, 195 Kate, 127 John, 110 McLemore, Clarence, 205 Margaret G., 127 McGugan, 110 Eleanor, 207 Wa.tson, 127 McDermott, Penelope, 101 John, 205 William, 127 McDonald, Allie, 43 Lucinda, 205 WilliamF., 127 Annie, 210 Priscilla D ., 1 93 Mathews, Alice, 198 James, 210 McMakin, Martha, 67 Emma, 111 Oliver, 210 McMinn, Elizabeth, 103 G. M., 199 McDowell, Attie, 93 McProud, G. K., 52 Ja.mes, 111 Butler. 92 McWhirter, Elizabeth, 26 John, 111 Carrie, 93 Martha, 84 Lillie, 111 Claude, 93 Paulina, 83 Margaret Ellen, 111 Cynthia, 12 Magness, Bethel, 13 Nettie, 111 Eliza, 90 Charlotte, 13 Sallie, 111 266 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Mathias,--, 107 Montgomery, Thomas, 87 Neal, Lafayette, 10 Maxwell, Hugh P., 25 William, 125 Mary, 10 Mayes, Mary, 119 Moon, Charles Claude, 153 Mickie, 10 Mead, Julia, 203 F. L., 153 M°"", 10 Meader, Frank, 65 Lillian Lucretia, 153 Samantha, 10 Meeker, Dulcina, 190 Love, 153 Sarah, 10 Ferdinand, 196 Moore, Bettie Jane, 108 William, 10 Mellen, Ethel May, 175 Jennie, 56 Neely, Frank, 139 Henry J., 175 John, 102 Joshua, 139 Mellinger, Anna, 182 Nannie, 108 Neff, Laura Eva, 41 Clarence, 182 Thomas, 76 Neil, Calista, 208 Deborah, 182 Walker, 32 Nelson, Aaron, 72 Florence, 182 Morgan, John H .. 58 Adolph, 182 Floyd, 196 Marget, Edward. 185 Anna, 72 Idella, 182 Margrett, Abraham, 181 Charles 0., 182 Lucy, 196 Alice Bell, 181 Clara E., 182 Lucy E., 182 Birdy, 181 Everett, 82 Mahala, 182 Clarissa, 181 Hattie A., 182 Mahala D., 196 Ivy, 181 J.N., 72 Minerva A., 196 Leota, 181 JohnW., 182 Oliver, 196 Mary, 181 MaryE .. 182 Rose, 196 Morris, H.B., 125 Miranda, 182 Samuel, 182, 196 J. D., 114 Stella M .. 182 Samuel L., 196 R. L., 125 Thelma, 72 Sherman, 182 T. O .. 125 Newberry, L.A., 196 William, 188 Morrow, I. D .. 126 Lulu A., 196 WilliamC., 182 Polly,36 Minnie J., 196 Willie, 196 Moss, George, 24 Watson, 196 Merrell, J. D., 102 Jane, 24 Newman, Alice, 109 Merrill, A., 205 Martin, 24 Clinton R., 109 Merriman, Harvey L .. 166 Monroe, 24 David, 109 Metzgar, Harry M., 176 Obadiah, 24 Euphemia Dundas, 15 Minnie B., 176 William, 24 John Malcolm, 109, 111 William, 176 Mott, Alonzo A., 162 Lafayette, 109 Meyer, Edna Mary, 40 Chester E., 162 Margaret, 109 Middleton, Hannah, 89 Clarence A .. 162 Mary, 109 Milam, Andrew, 140 Clarissa E.. 162 Robert, 109 Kate, 140 Clarissa Effie, 184 Spencer, 109 Talitha Cartwright, 140 Ethel Frances, 162 Nichols, Ethel, 159 Milan, James, 190 George A .. 161 Nix, Benjamin F., 71 Miles, David, 148 Ina A., 162 James. 71 Miller.--, 111 James A., 162 Nixon, Louise, 216 Herman, 184 Jessie, 162 Nolen. William. 124 Lillie, 65 Joseph A., 162 Nonnan, Edith Folsom, Margaret, 196 LillieE., 162 62 Sallie, 104 Louis A., 162 L. P., 61 Mills, Mary Eliza, 152 Samuel G .. 161 Norman, Charlotte, 201 Stella Alice, 212 Sarah E., 162 Norred, Ella, 200 Minta, Ellen, 113 Theodore A .. 162 Norris, Elizabeth, 97 Mitchell, Allian, 25 Waldo Emerson, 162 Thomas, 97 B .. 20 Moultrie, William. 145 North, Bertie C., 196 Irene, 25 Muir, Nannie, 199 Fannie J., 196 James, 25 Mullen, George, 213 Harry 8., 196 Lilla, 25 Maggie, 216 Jessie G .. 195 Ray, 25 Mullican. Florence, 20 John P., 195 Weyman, 25 Frank, 20 Viola E., 196 Mitts, Deborah. 179 Sallie, 16 William E., 195 Harrison, 181 Mullins, Priscilla, 132 Nowland, --, 133 Jacob, 181 Murrav. Elizabeth, 41 Nowlin, Bailey Bryan, 13 Jesse, 181 Jea,;, 41 Edward B., 13 Leonard, 181 John, 41 James Edmund, 13 Mahala, 181 Robert. 41, 42 Joseph W .. 13 Martha, 181 Sarah, 95 Natalia, 13 Moberly, Eunice, 13 Musick, F. H., 69 Nellie, 13 Monroe, Elizabeth, 56 Lura, 69 Robert A., 13 James, 56 Sallie May, 13 Monteiro, Moses Tredway, 212 N Samuel C., 13 Moses Tredway, Jr.. 212 Webb, 13 Montgomery, Frank, Bi Nagle, Frank, 40 Nuckols, John, 94 Mary, 124 Neal, Irene, 10 Nutter, James, 56 INDEX 267

0 Piatt, Samuel H., 161 Provin, Smith, 196 Piercy, MaryJ., 150 Ulysaes Grant, 196 Odell, Uriah, 13 Pinegar, Ada, 81 Viona Ellen, 196 Odum, Louis Keifer, 88 Katherine, 81 Pruitt, Viola, 167 J. T., 88 Mathias, 76 Pugh, Elizabeth, 52 Oppenheim, Clara Louisa, 133 Pirtle, George, 142, 143 Frances, 52 Harry D., 133 Isaac, 142, 143 Gustavus, 52 Philip, ~33 Pitts, Rhoda, 10 Joeeph, 52 Raphael, 133 Plunkett, John Franklin, 186 Purser, Elizabeth, 78 Samuel P., 133 Luella, 186 James, 16 Orr, Robert, 114 Richard, 186 Overstreet, Elizabeth, 192 Polk, Ann Erwin, 132 Q James W., 192 Anne Le Roy, 132 Jennie, 192 Armour Cantrell, 132 Quarles, Lola, 68 John,192 Daisy Cantrell, 132 Quick, Clara, 38 John T., 192 Ellen Harrell, 132 Quillam, Edward, 65 Louisa J., 192 Lucius Junius, 132 GeorgeM., 65 Mary, 192 Lucius Junius, Jr., 132 Mae, 65 Nellie, 192 Margaret Wendell, 132 Quillon, Malinda, 11 Owen, Griffith, 3 Busan Spratt, 132 Thomas, 132 R p William, 132 Pollock, George, 37 Randall, --, 222 Pace, Johanna A., 211 Layton, 37 Anna Pearl, 181 Page,--, 105 Magdalen Trasker, 132 Bertha, 181 Palmer, Mrs. Potter, 57 Polly,37 Cloyd, 181 Palmour, Mary, 67 Robert, 132 Deborah, 181 Parker, Samuel, 20 Thomaa, 37 Deborah Cantrall, 184 Parris, Calvin, 143 William, 37 Dudley, 180 Caroline, 143 Polson, Cress, 175 Earl, ·181 Dovil, 20 Porter,--, 222 Elizabeth, 181 Ezekiel, 143 Martha, 64 Garrett D., 180 Hazel, 143 Walter, 222 Isaac Newton, 181 Jemima, 143 Potter, Evan, 81 John, 180 Margaret, 143 Delia, 82 John W., 180 Nathan, 143 Isaac Denton, 18 Louis T., 181 Sarah, 143 John Kepler, 18 Louisa, 181 Parsley, Dorcas, 78 Martha, 23 Lulu, 180 Parvin, --, 209 Missouri, 77 Mabel, 181 Patterson, Ann, 188 Mourning, 83 Marshall S., 180, 184 Patton, --, 43 Sallie, 117 Marvin, 181 Sarah, 66 Samantha, 83 Mary Jane, 180, 184 Patty, J. T., 101 • Sylvia, 195 Merble, 181 James Burch, 101 William, 77 Nancy, 181 Paulk, Elizabeth, 161 Powell, Hannah, 116 Rachel, 181 Payne, Carrie, 58 Presnal, William, 32 Rufus, 181 John F., 58 Preston, Thomas R., 99 Silas W., 181 Peabody, Edward, 28 Price, Emily Ellen, 199 Walter S., 181 Florence Douglas, 28 General, 58 William, 180 Pearson, William B., 210 Martha, 180 William G., 181 Peck, William, 101 May Irene, 199 Randolph, Edna, 25 Peden, Margaret M., 199 Stephen 0., 198 Jessie, 25 Pegge, Daniel, 4. 5 William Oscar, 199 Ora, 25 Perkins, Josephine, 39 Prinn, Lillian N., 193 William, 25 Perry, John H., 42 Prophater, Alma V., 199 Ray, J. D., 14 Joseph, 16 Provin, Clarence R., 196 Reden, Clarence Wilson, 108 L. Ann, 42 Clyde E., 196 George, 108 Louisa, 42 George R., 195 Samuel, 108 MaryJ., 42 George W., 196 Redmon, Artelia, 19 Rachel, 42 Homer, 196 Belle, 52 Thomas, 42 Ira, 196 Charles H., 52 Peters, --, 43 Joel w., 196 Christopher, 84 Earl, 43 John R., 196 Elizabeth, 84 Petit, Albert, 194 Laura, 196 Fatima, 84 Pettit, Matilda. 99 Laura A., 196 Felix Terry, 84 Piatt, Catta, 160 Perry, 196 FrankP.,52 Dale, 160 RoyO., 196 James Monroe, 84 Ethel, 161 SarahM., 195 James Pinkney, 84 Jay Cantrell, 161 Savilla P., 196 John, 52 Nita, 161 Sibyl May, 196 John Byars, 84 268 THE CANTRILL-CANTRELL GENEALOGY

Redmon, Joeeph G., 52 Rodgers, --, 99 Sanders, Weeley, 10,h8 Leonard, 84 Rogers, Cennie, 00 William, 135 • Loudora, 81 De Witt, 90 Sanderson, Mrs., 139 Martha, 84 John, 90 Robert, 139 Mary, 84 Samuel, 00 Sandford, Penelope, 55 Ma.ry Jane, 81 Sarah Elizabeth, 12 Saunders, Julia E., 182 Minnie S., 52 Wellington, 90 Pearl, 135 Nancy, 81 Zebulon, 90 Sarah J., 184 Richard, 81 Rollins, William, 89 Savage, Martha, 10 Sallie C., 52 Roper,--, 118 Schell, Alexander, 138 Sarah, 19 Rose, Samuel, 69 z., 136 William, 84 Rosencrans, General, 57 Schlier, George, 38 Redmond, William T., 56 Rowan, Elmira, 110 Gertrude, 38 Reed, A. F., 199 Florence, 110 Mollie, 38 George M., 47 Frank, 110 Rosabel, 38 Kenneth Samuel, 47 Mattie, 110 Schuyler, Annie, 180 Mabel, 199 Nora, 110 Scott, Annie Laurie, 77 Miriam, 47 Robert, 110 Elisa, 152 Ralph, 199 Robert Clinton, 110 John, 83 Raymond Price, 199 Rowell, George W., 161 Leathy Alice, 79 Samuel, 47 Jemima Jane, 161 Mary, 12 Reeder, Ella G., 153 Rowland, Jane, 32 Scroggy, Jollie, 170 Reeves, Harris, 122 Rubly, Charles, 185 Seay,--,91 Minnie, 114 Leslie J., 185 Section, Lida, 199 Reily, Mary, 219 Mary, 185 ~en, Thomas, 99 Renhart, Christina. 39 Robert, 185 Self,-,89 Reynolds, Alice, 109 Theopholis, 185 Mary, 85 Edna, 26 RUBsell, Alexander, 165 Sellers, Mazgaret, 103 Isham, 109 Amanda, 119 Seton,er-l, 108 Richardson, SUBie, 20 Rutherford. Milton, 103 Shafer, --, 172 Riddle, G. H .. 207 Bertha Olivia, 172 Ridgeway, Edward, 190 s Shannon, Mary, 32 Eliza, 100 Shawhan, Henry, 52 Mary, 195 St. Cla.ir, Brook Marguerite, 15 Joseph, 52 Nancy, 100 G.C., 15 Maggie, 52 Riggs, Sarah, 225 John Tilman, 15 Shed, Sarah, 27 . .. · Rising, Alice, 102 Mary Louise. 15 Shepherd, Emma L., 192 Ephraim, 102 Sampson, Carrie Etta, 151 Epler, 154 Rebecca, 102 Carrie L., 151 Henry F., 192 Riek, Mary, 54 Cora May, 150 Lavenia G., 192 Robert Walter Scott, 225 Gertrude, 151 LoWII&, 192 Roach, Polly, 29 Glenn Rogers. 151 Louia 8., 192 Robb, Elizabeth Griffith, 17; Jacob F., 151 Seb~E.,192 Francis Marion, 169 Jennie, 151 Sherma.n, David, 1S3 H. Earl, 170 Leon St. Clair, 151 Sherrald, --, 42 Hugh, 170 Lillie Maude, 151 Mary, 42 James, 169 Mabelle, 151 Shippen, Edward, 3 James Humphrey "Leniem, Susan N., 151 Shirley, Grace, 154 170 Virginia E., 151 Nellie, 154 Joshua C., 169 William Dunham, 151 William P., 154 Mary Jane, 177,178 William M .. 150 Shoemaker, Charles, 41 Maude, 170 Sanders, Alexander, 10 Florence, 14 Zerilda, 1 79 Beauregard, 10 Shopahire, John, 55 Robbins, --, 43, 75 Constance, 18 Short, Nancy, 69 Frank, 43 Eliza, 138 Shreves, Nancy, 115 Janny, 74 Elsie, 135 ShUBter, Eliu.beth, 40 Joseph, 145 Etta, 18 Lydia, 37 Lydia, 43 Frank, 10 Shy, Jesse, 36 Wilson, 49 Hardin, 10 Samuel, 36 Robbs, Sophia, flO Irving, 18 Simmons, Alexander, 87 Roberts, -, 40 James, 32 Charles Franklin, 87 James, 14 Jane, 10, 78 Duncan Hendricks, 88 JamesB., 84 Julia, 18 Elizabeth Revel, 87 John,14 Lydia, 38 Harriet James, 87 Lydia, 39 Mary, 135 Harry Alexander, 87 Robertson, Addie M., 152 Myra, 135 Ka tie Cantrell, 87 Robinson, Mabel, 38 Nancy, 10 Margaret Deborah, 87 Milton, 38 Non•el D., 135 Martha Elizabeth, 87 William, 36 Richard, 10 Maud Inez, 87 Robson, Elizabeth, 216 Ruth, 115 Minnie Odum, 88 INDEX 269

SimmoD.l!, Paul Alexander, 87 Stewart, Christina H., 179 Tanner, William P., 141 Robert Cantrell, 87, 88 D.R., 151 William Pressley, 141 SimoD.l!, James, 69 Edward, 151 Tarleton, Colonel, 97 Jennie, 69 Ethel, 151 Tate, Brandon, 66 Simpaon, --, 42 Fannie Eliza, 151 Homer, 66 Sima,--,89 J.M.,46 Jessie, 66 Robert,36 Lida,46 Malvern, 66 Sma.lley, --, 167 Stone, Barton W., 56 Mary, 66 Smallwood, James, 103 Stoots, Jennie, 70 Maude, 66 T. N., 103 Storer, Edward, 151 Robert, 66 Smith, Allen, 81 Hattie, 151 Robert H., 66 Ankey, 145 Howard Cantrell, 151 Sarah, 66 Arthur, 81 Joseph, 151 Thomas C ., 65 Betsey, 30 Laveria, 151 William, 66 Charles B., 49 Lucretia, 151 Taylor,--, 117 Claude, 169 Mary Alice, 151 Abraham, 117 Delilah, 185 . WalterN., 151 Eliza, 180 Edgar, 169 Webster, 151 Frank, 67 Elaie Maude, 169 Stout, Melinda, 163 Jane, 62 Estella, 169 Strange, John, 109 Teeter, Mary E., 156 Francis Maurice, 169 Stratt-0n, Anne Richard, 211 Terrell, Edward, 122 Frank, 81 Eleanor, 208 Elizabeth, 122 Hallie, 81 Street, Newton, 181 Garland, 92 Harry Clyde, 178 Stricklan, T. S., 227 Rachel, 92 Ina May, 169 Strode, Everett E., 184 Thane, Frank M., 172 John A., 169 HarryJ., 184 Olivia Marian, 172 Katie E .. 196, 226 JohnE., 184 Thomas, Charles Allen, 54 Kirby, 57 MaryJ., 184 Daniel, 116 Maggie, 81 Stroh, Charles Emile, 87 Julian, 72 Mattie, 81 John Emil, 87 Leah, 102 Maurice, 169 Strong, Kate, 152 Owen, 219 Nancy, 102 Stroud, M. Etta, 175 Thomason, Elmer 0., 4G Nettie, 81 Stuart, Archibald, 44 Harl Louis, 46 Russell Cantrall, 178 Eleanor, 44 Mary Kellar, 46 Tennie, 33 Studerville, Laura, 203 Sidney Dale, 46 Welby, 169 Stull, George, 140 Thompson, --, 38, 99 William A., 65 Sturgeon, Robert Tyler, 131 Daniel, 99 Smithson, --, 80 Sudduth, Mollie, 53 Delphina Attaline, 99 A.A.,62 Sullivan, Mary, 52 Dorothy, 93 Vivian, 62 Swmners, J. D., 72 EmmaA.,95 Willie Irene, 62 Sumner, Sarah E., 115 Elizabeth Finch, 95 Snelson, Addie I., 182 Sumter, --, 42 George Washington, 99 Adolph C., 182 Sumpter. George, 165 Herschel, 159 Charles, 179 Suratt, Mary Gibson, 133 James Burch, 99 Charles H., 182 S. B., 133 Jane, 99 Chester H., 182 Sutton, Martha Anne, 225 John A., 38 Clara E., 182 Swain, --, 89 --Lee,92 Eliza P., 182 Swaney, Burch Cooke, 101 Lula,38 George W., 182 Elma Roberts, 101 Mary, 99 John W., 179, 182 Frances Loui8e, 101 Nettie, 38 Miranda Cantrall, 196 Mary Elizabeth, 101 Robert R., 99 William C., 182 Penelope McDermott, 101 Samuel Houston, 99 Snodgra.ss,John,42 William Bentley, 101 Susannah, 99 Snow, Frances Luella, 177 Swartz, Ben Haniaon, 152 Virginia, 99 Snyder, Maggie C., 207 Carl, 152 Warren Solomon, 95 Spain, Jane, 37 Fanny Fay, 152 William, 92 Spaulding, G. W., 133 Mamie J., 152 William Henry, 99 Spence, Cora Lee, 54 Reuben DeWitt, 152 Thomson, Mary, 21 Stamps, William, 52 s.w., 152 Thorne, Rebecca, 145 Starkey, Dorie, 25 Swearengin, Luey, 198 Thornton, Virginia, 121 Eugene, 25 Swift, Lora M., "3 Thorp, Claude, 155 Herman, 25 Swisher, Della, 168 Evelyn, 155 lsa.iah, 25 Mary, 222 James, 25 T Priscilla, 80 Monroe, 25 Thurman,Almira,36 Willie, 25 Tackett, Charles Leland, 199 Elizabeth Jones, 27 Steele, Eliza, 107 Tracey James, 199 Miriam, 36 Milton, 106 William J., 199 Sarah Harrison, 27 Susan Milam, 106 Tanner, Charles Eastman, 141 Thomas, 27 Stewart, Bessie, 151 George Clinton, 141 William, 27, 36 270 THE CANTRILL-CAKTRELL GENEALOGY

Tibbetts, Adolph, 202 Turner, Marie, 61 Van Wyck, Harry, 127 Charlie, 202 Max, IJ3 Juliet, 126 Omar, 202 Mary, 71 Mary, 127 Tibbets, William, 202 Mary Adela.ide, 61 Philip Van R., 127 Tid, Lady, 213 Mary Jane, 61 Sa.rah, 126 Tigg,-, 99 Middleton, 75 Vasconelleo, James, 206 Tildrup, Doctor, 213 Nancy, 61 Vaughn, Anna B., 1.50 Tindell, Samuel W., 102 Noah, IJ3 EmmaN.,110 Tippett, Alexander Woodruff, Oscar W &Iker, 61 Sa.rah, llO 137 Robert, 3, 4 Vernon, Alice, 69 Jane Cantrell, 137 Tilghman A., 61 Annie May, Mary Allen, 137 Tilghman Anderson, 61 Dan, 69 Titsworth, Frederick, 24 Tilghman Benton, 61 Gertie, 69 Ja.mes, 24 Veiner, IJ3 J.P., 69 Lyeetta, 24 William, 145 Riley, 69 Martha,26 Twadell, Samuel B., 150 Virginia, 69 Richard, 24 Todd, Elimbeth, 56 w Fred, 201 u Josiah, 201 Underwood, Abner F., 65, 67 Waggoner, Sa.rahE., 197 Mary, 56 Amanda M., 65 Wagner, Adelaide Appleton, Tompkins, Samuel, 77 Cora, 65 214 T?-acy, Willis.m, 179 Dora, 66 Edna, 214 Traughber, Daniel, 173 F.G.,65. Edward Stephens, 214 Trice, Mary, 28 Hopson B., 65 Florence, 214 Thomas, 28 James Franklin, 65 George Stephens, 214 Trimble, Abram B., 216 Joseph, 65 George Washington, 214 Elizabeth, 216 Joseph Edward, 65 Hadassah, 214 Fannie, 53 Joseph W. H .. 65 Mary, 214 Ford, 53 Martha Lenora, 65, 67 Matilda Vercheaux, 214 Francis Cantrell, 216 Sarah Cantrell, 67 Walker, Adeline Poston, 127 Helen, 53 Stephen, 64 Clara, 127 James, 53 Thomas F., 65 Hetty, 222 Jane Allen, 53 Thomas G., 65 James, 76 , John, 53 Upchurch, Anna, 10 James Calm, 7(f Kate, 53 Felix, 10 John, 222 Mary Barlow, 53 Nancy, 13 John B. McK., 76 Mary Louisa Barlow, 51 Rhoda, 9 Robert T .. 127 William A., 52, 53 Sallie, 9 Sirilda, 21 William Pitt, 53 Y., 17 Wall, Coatsworth, 92 Trotter, Frank W ., 188 Upsham, James M., 07 Walton,--. 125 Jefferson, 188 Mary Ella, 67 Maurice, 226 Lillie G., 188 Susannah, 67 Nina, 155 Robert, 103 Upton, Arley, 181 Theodore, 226 William, 188 Lewis, 181 Vernon, 226 Trousdale,- Charles Eastman, Ward, Forest, 78 141 V Warnock, John, 24 Leon, 141 Warren, Benjamin, 197 Leon, Jr., 141 Vandarin, Mary, 181 Benjamin F., 197 Leon,3d, 141 Vandergrift, Emily l\I., 198 Clarence, 197 True,Jesse,99 Van Deventer, Emma, 194 Cora, 197 Trulock, -·-, 133 Dayjd, 194 Everett, 197 Tucker, Arthur L., 154 Vanetta, Isaiah, 81 Fanny, 197 Tufts, Marion J., 184 Van Glenn, --. 21 Harry N .. 197 Tunnell, Emily, 101 Hannah Lodema, 21 Jessie, 197 Turner, --, 78 Mattie Constance, 21 Rosa, 197 Adelaide, 61 Sirilda Jane, 21 Verna, 197 Andrew, 99 Tellus Arten·. 21 Washington,George,55,92 Anna, 74 Vanhouser, Elizabeth, 84 John, 55 Charles, 92 Hannah, 84 Waters, Anna S., 50 Hilton, 93 James, 16, 103 Eliza, 73 Ida Janette, 61 Leonard,84 Watson, --, 9 James, 88, 89, 93 Sampson, 84 Charles M., 167 Jane,88 William, 84 Clifford J., 163 John,61 Van Meter, Abram D.,.190 Harry Irwin, 167 John S., 61 C. C., 100 Helen. 167 Kathryn, 61 Hattie Bell, 100 James Albert, 163 Lelia Julia, 61 Webster H., 193 Louise, 167 Margaret, 61 Van Noy, Briscoe, 139 Nora May, 163 Margaret Hayden, 88 Vna Wyck, Abram, 126 William Levi, 163 INDEX 271

Watson, William T., 163 Wildeman, Ethel, 166 Wint