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Shelton Family History SHELTON FAMILY HISTORY Descendant of John Shelton (born 1785) and Catherine (Messer) Shelton of Scott County, Virginia and Jackson County, Alabama BY ROBERT CASEY AND HAROLD CASEY 2003 SHELTON FAMILY HISTORY Second Edition First Edition (Shelton, Wininger and Pace Families): Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 87-71662 International Standard Book Number: 0-9619051-0-7 Copyright - 2003 by Robert Brooks Casey. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be duplicated or reproduced in any manner without written permission of the authors. This book may be reproduced in single quantities for research purposes, however, no part of this book may be included in a published book or in a published periodical without written permission of the authors. Additional copies of the 864 page book, “Shelton, Wininger and Pace Families,” are available for $35.00 postage paid from: Robert Casey, 4705 Eby Lane Austin, TX 78731-4705 SHELTON FAMILY HISTORY 4-3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ............... 4-1-4-11 John Shelton (1) .............. 4-12 - 4-14 Martin Shelton (1.2) ............. 4-14 - 4-15 John W. Shelton (1.2.2) ............ 4-15 - 4-16 Martha A. Shelton (1.2.3) ........... 4-16 - 4-17 David Shelton (1.2.4) ............. 4-17 - 4-18 William Barker Shelton (1.2.4.1) ......... 4-19 - 4-33 James Logan Shelton (1.2.4.3) .......... 4-34 - 4-37 Elizabeth (Shelton) Bussell (1.2.4.5) ........ 4-37 - 4-38 Stephen Martin Shelton (1.2.4.6) ......... 4-38 - 4-42 Robert A. D. Shelton (1.2.4.7) .......... 4-42 - 4-43 Henry Clinton Shelton (1.2.4.8) .......... 4-43 - 4-44 William Barker Shelton (1.2.5) ........... 4-45 Samuel Shelton (1.2.7) ............ 4-47 - 4-48 Emily (Shelton) Wolfe (1.2.7.1) .......... 4-48 - 4-49 David Ransome Shelton (1.2.7.2) ......... 4-49 - 4-51 James Orville Shelton (1.2.7.3) .......... 4-51 - 4-52 William Thomas Shelton (1.2.7.4) ......... 4-52 - 4-54 John Robert Shelton (1.2.7.6) .......... 4-55 - 4-58 Brandon Lafayette Shelton (1.2.7.7) ......... 4-58 - 4-63 Claude Carmine Shelton (1.2.7.8) ......... 4-63 - 4-64 Andrew Shelton (1.2.8) ............. 4-65 George Patton Shelton (1.2.8.1) .......... 4-65 - 4-67 Isaac Franklin Shelton (1.2.8.3) ........... 4-67 Philip Henry Shelton (1.2.8.4) .......... 4-68 - 4-69 Martha (Shelton) Phillips (1.2.8.6) ......... 4-69 - 4-70 David William Shelton (1.2.8.8) .......... 4-70 - 4-71 Samuel Henry Shelton (1.2.8.9) ........... 4-71 Emily (Shelton) Jones (1.2.10) .......... 4-79 - 4-72 Sabra (Shelton) Womack (1.3) .......... 4-72 - 4-74 Asa M. Womack (1.3.1) ............. 4-74 Levi Berry Womack (1.3.2) ........... 4-74 - 4-75 George Chapman Womack (1.3.6) ......... 4-75 - 4-76 Selenia (Womack) Smith (1.3.8).......... 4-76 - 4-77 4-4 INTERACTIVE FAMILY HISTORIES John Shelton, Jr. (1.4) ............ 4-78 - 4-80 Catherine (Shelton) Clayton (1.4.1) .......... 4-80 Isaac Bynum Shelton (1.4.3) ........... 4-80 - 4-81 Martha (Shelton) Posey (1.4.3.1) ......... 4-81 - 4-89 John Barton Shelton (1.4.3.2) ........... 4-89 William Andrew Shelton (1.4.3.3) .......... 4-89 George Washington Shelton (1.4.3.4) ......... 4-90 Isaac Allen Shelton (1.4.3.5) ........... 4-90 Lundy America Shelton (1.4.3.6) ......... 4-90 - 4-91 Thomas Jefferson Shelton (1.4.3.8) .......... 4-91 Calvin Keester Shelton (1.4.3.9) .......... 4-91 John Allen Shelton (1.4.4) ............ 4-92 James Martin Shelton (1.4.4.1) .......... 4-92 - 4-93 Lucelia (Shelton) Terry (1.4.4.3).......... 4-93 - 4-94 Marion Edward Shelton (1.4.4.4) ......... 4-94 - 4-98 Susannah (Shelton) Girard (1.4.4.5) ......... 4-98 Mancy (Shelton) Moore (1.4.5) .......... 4-99 - 4-108 Mary Ann (Shelton) Burcham (1.4.7) ........4-109 - 4-110 William Shelton (1.5) ............. 4-111 Catherine (Shelton) Duncan (1.5.1).........4-111 - 4-115 Nathaniel Shelton (1.5.2) ...........4-115 - 4-116 William Elijah Shelton (1.5.2.1) .........4-116 - 4-122 John Lewis Shelton (1.5.2.2) ..........4-123 - 4-124 Albert Thomas Shelton (1.5.2.5) .........4-124 - 4-125 James Harvy Shelton (1.5.2.9) ..........4-125 - 4-126 David Shelton (1.5.3) ............4-126 - 4-127 Lilly (Shelton) Tidwell (1.5.3.2) .......... 4-127 Martha (Shelton) Davis (1.5.3.4) .........4-127 - 4-131 Matthew Shelton (1.5.3.8) ............ 4-131 Mary (Shelton) Lusk (1.5.4) ........... 4-132 John Franklin Lusk (1.5.4.1) ..........4-132 - 4-133 Joseph Alfred Lusk (1.5.4.3) ..........4-133 - 4-140 George William Lusk (1.5.4.4) ..........4-140 - 4-141 Rachel (Lusk) Evett (1.5.4.5) ..........4-142 - 4-145 Rose (Lusk) Adkins (1.5.4.6) ........... 4-145 Andrew Jackson Lusk (1.5.4.7) ..........4-145 - 4-150 Levi Lusk (1.5.4.8) .............4-150 - 4-154 SHELTON FAMILY HISTORY 4-5 William Pace Shelton (1.5.5) ..........4-155 - 4-156 John William Shelton (1.5.5.4) ..........4-156 - 4-158 Mary (Shelton) Frazier (1.5.5.5) .........4-158 - 4-163 David Shelton (1.5.5.6) ............4-163 - 4-164 Eldridge Frank Shelton (1.5.5.8) .........4-165 - 4-169 Daisy (Shelton) Lusk (1.5.5.9) ..........4-169 - 4-172 Charles Shelton (1.5.5.10) ............ 4-172 Delbert Shelton (1.5.5.11) ...........4-172 - 4-173 Susan (Shelton) Sims (1.5.6) ..........4-174 - 4-179 Amanda (Shelton) Bryant (1.5.8) .........4-179 - 4-180 John Franklin Shelton (1.5.9) ..........4-181 - 4-182 Andy Jackson Shelton (1.5.9.1) .......... 4-182 Candacie (Shelton) Miller (1.5.9.2) .........4-182 - 4-183 Alexander Acton Shelton (1.5.9.3) .......... 4-183 Evelyn (Shelton) Holt (1.5.9.4) ..........4-183 - 4-184 Mattie (Shelton) Caswell (1.5.9.6) .........4-184 - 4-187 Julia (Shelton) Caswell (1.5.9.7) .........4-187 - 4-188 Lillie (Shelton) Breeze (1.5.9.8) .........4-188 - 4-189 Ollie (Shelton) Caswell (1.5.9.9) .........4-189 - 4-191 James Fanklin Shelton (1.5.9.10) .......... 4-191 Samuel Martin Shelton (1.5.10) .......... 4-192 Mary (Shelton) West (1.5.10.2) ..........4-192 - 4-193 Alice (Shelton) McAllister (1.5.10.4) ........4-193 - 4-194 Thomas Riley Shelton (1.5.10.7) .........4-194 - 4-196 Noah Benton Shelton (1.5.11) ........... 4-197 William Riley Shelton (1.5.11.1) .........4-198 - 4-199 Rutha (Shelton) Isbell (1.5.11.2) .......... 4-199 James Eldridge Shelton (1.5.11.3) .......... 4-199 Lucy (Shelton) McCormack (1.5.11.4) ........ 4-200 David Charles Shelton (1.5.11.5) .........4-200 - 4-201 Margaret (Shelton) Berry (1.5.11.6) ........4-201 - 4-202 Benjamin Benton Shelton (1.5.11.7) ........4-202 - 4-203 Johnathan Blane Shelton (1.5.11.8).........4-203 - 4-204 Mamie (Shelton) Reynolds (1.5.11.10) ........ 4-204 Sarah (Shelton) West (1.5.12) ..........4-205 - 4-208 James William Shelton (1.5.13)..........4-208 - 4-209 Luther B. Shelton (1.5.13.1)...........4-209 - 4-210 James Roscoe Shelton (1.5.13.2) .......... 4-210 Eramus C. Shelton (1.5.13.3) ..........4-210 - 4-211 Fannie (Shelton) Tidwell (1.5.13.4) ......... 4-211 Carrie (Shelton) Gerbige (1.5.13.5) .........4-211 - 4-212 4-6 INTERACTIVE FAMILY HISTORIES Catherine (Shelton) Foster (1.6)..........4-212 - 4-213 Noah Shelton Foster (1.6.8) ...........4-214 - 4-215 Noah Shelton (1.7) .............. 4-216 Mary (Shelton) Venable (1.7.1) ..........4-216 - 4-217 John Martin Shelton (1.7.2) ...........4-217 - 4-218 Noah Davis Shelton (1.7.2.1) ........... 4-218 John William Shelton (1.7.2.2) ..........4-219 - 4-220 Cordelia (Shelton) Lasater (1.7.2.3) ........4-220 - 4-221 Nancy (Shelton) Manning (1.7.3) .........4-221 - 4-222 James Knox Polk Shelton (1.7.4) .......... 4-223 John Talley Shelton (1.7.4.1) ..........4-223 - 4-229 Jonathan Shelton (1.7.4.2) ............ 4-230 William Hugh Shelton (1.7.5) ........... 4-231 William Noah Shelton (1.7.5.2)..........4-231 - 4-235 Thomas Elias Shelton (1.7.5.4) ........... 4-235 Noah Shelton, Jr. (1.7.8)............4-235 - 4-236 David Elias Shelton (1.7.11) ..........4-236 - 4-237 Amanda (Shelton) Dean (1.7.11.1).......... 4-237 David Noah Shelton (1.7.11.2) ..........4-237 - 4-242 Charles Thomas Shelton (1.7.11.5) ......... 4-242 Robert Jackson Shelton (1.7.11.7) .......... 4-242 Sarah (Shelton) Rains (1.8) ...........4-243 - 4-244 Mary (Rains) Smith (1.8.1) ...........4-244 - 4-245 Caldonia (Rains) Sargent (1.8.5) .......... 4-245 Thomas Nathaniel Rains (1.8.8) .........4-245 - 4-247 Elbert Rains (1.8.9) .............4-247 - 4-249 Albert Rains (1.8.10) ............4-249 - 4-250 Henry Newton Rains (1.8.11) ..........4-250 - 4-252 Nathaniel Shelton (2) ............4-253 - 4-254 Missouri (Shelton) Sellers (2.6)..........4-254 - 4-255 James Robert Sellers (2.6.1)...........4-255 - 4-257 Mary (Sellers) Sego (2.6.2) ...........4-257 - 4-260 Hugh Parley Sellers (2.6.3) ...........4-260 - 4-261 George William Sellers (2.6.4) ..........4-261 - 4-262 Missouri (Sellers) Haynie (2.6.5) .........
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