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TROU SPRING 2OO1 THE CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY BY THE CARROLL COUNry GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. O. BOX 576 CARROLLTON. GEORGIA 301 17 Web Page Address - http://members.aol.com/carrollgen/

VOLUME XXII SPRING 2OO1 NUIUBER ONE

TABLE OF CONTENTS President's Letter..... 2 Officers...... 3 Announcements 3 Carrollcounty Heritage Book...... 3 Death of Ray Kytle... 3 The Texas Revolution ...... 4 National List of Available Newspaper Microfilm . 5 Family of Alberta Missouri Shadinger & Jefferson Franklin Denney ...... 6 The Bryce/Brice Family...... 12 Descendants of Miles Solomon Holaway & Jane M. Will Cash '15 Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church l\,Iinutes, '1898-1903 25 Items of Genealogical lnterest, Carroll County Times, 1883 27 Focus of Research 30 Queries...... 32 CCGS N/iembers 32 1ndex...... - . 34

The Carroll County Genealogical Society, Carroll County, Georgia, membership dues are $20.00 per person or family, on a calendar basis (January through December). Life memberships are not available. This publication is included at no extG cost in the membership dues, with one copy per family. Former issues of the Quarterly are available at the prices shown on the back page of this issue. These are ordered from the Carroll County Genealogical Socieiy, P. O. Box 576, Carrollton, GA 30117. Queries are published free for members of the Societyi charges for queries for non- members are $5.00 for Lrp to 100 words. This Society does not assume responsibility for errors in fact or opinlon which may appear in articles furnished by its members. We will gladly conect any errors brought to our attention. CoPYright 2000 lssN-0734-5682 Spring 2001 Dear Members. Enclosed you have a flier about our Spring Workshop and an article about the County Heritage book, which is being prepared. The article gives you information so that you can write about your family who lived in Carroll County. if you have family members, particularly those with descendants who are no longer in the County, please submit an article for the book. The flier is related to our Spring Workshop in April. The Board decided to concentrate on the migration to Georgia and have workshops related to the main states covered by the migration pattern. South Carolina will be the focus for this yeads Workshop. Wade Dorsey is a local young man who is associated with the South Carolina Archives. We, therefore, are particularly pleased that he will present our Workshop and have asked him to give us pertinent information to search that location and other South Carolina sources. Also, we hope to clarify some of the disinctive legal terms specific to the state to help in understanding your research. lf your research is in South Carolina, we hope that you can join us in April The cost of the Workshop has increased to $35 because we include lunch in the price and the lunch cost has gone up. Even with the cost increase we feel that it is still a reasonable price.

Because of diminishing particlpation at our summer meetings wewill nothave speakers for those three and will have working meetings in the Speciai Collections Room at the Neva Lomason Library to make that area more valuable for researching.

We had an especially informative meeting in January. Sam Pyle explained the new County Cemetery Project which is to supp,ement the Cemetery Book already a valuable resource, with family cemeteries not included in the book. lt will update the location information lf you know a family burial ground not included or readily located by the information in the Cemetery Book, please write to the Society and we will give the information to the Committee. This is a project which will help the County to protect these sites.

Our February speaker will bring information about the State Marriage Recording Project. This data will be initially located at the Archives and hopefully online at a later date. Even though Carroll County has a marriage book, this Project will be an update and correction to information in the marriage books. lf you are locally based and could help with this computer poject, please let us know because access to county records is necessary.

ln [.,larch, Judge Roberl J. James, a Society member and a Superior Court Judge in Douglas County, will talk about legal terms found in our research and how to understand them This should be an enlightening meeting and, if you live locally . we hope you will join us. There should be a reminder in the local paper.

By the time you receive this Quarterly, the reprint of the centennial copy of the "Villa Rica Book", with an added index, should be available. lf you do not have a copy or want this newer edition with the index, the cost is $35.

With regards Betty R. devane, President -3- ; /

CARROLL COUNry GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 2OO1 OFFICERS President ..... Betty devane Vice-President.... Wanda l\4addox Recording Secretary . Betty Jo Parsons Conesponding Secretary .. . . Mary Florence Word Asst. Corresponding Secretary .. .. Betty Jo Parsons Treasurer...... Lee Wash Ass[ Treasurer...... Earline Boyd Quarterly Editor...... Shirley Gardner Web Master...... David Word Proqram Coordinator Wanda Maddox Library Coordrnator Sandra Allen

ANNOUNCEMMENTS

The Historl of Vila Rica by l\rary Talley Anderson, published in 1976, has been reprinted by the Genealogical Society. An all-name index has been added. Copies will be available through the Society, through the Villa Rica Library, and from Carrollton book stores. The volume will sell for $35.00. Georgia residents pay 7% saies tax.

We have received a comment from Bonnie J. Sell which is too nice to pass up: "Enclosed please find my check in the amount of S20.00 to renew my membership for the year 2001. I enjoy your publication a lot, it is well worth the cost."

CARROLL COUNTY HERITAGE BOOK

A Canoll County Heritage book is in the planning stages A Local committee has been chosen and family and topical histories are being accepted. This will be a part of the Georgia County Hertiage Series. The book will be I x 12, with at least 300 pages. lt will be hardbound on non-glare acid-free paper. Family histories of both modern and pioneer families are being requested. A 500-word family history with one picture will be placed in the book at no charge. Topical histories should be about 250-words. More information will be found in the next issue of the Quarterly or at www.countyheritagebooks.com or by e-mail to [email protected] or [email protected] or write Canoll County Heritage Book, PO Box 1224, Carrollton, GA30117. Books will sell for $49.95. Profit from the sales will go to the Neva Lomason Library to be used in the Special Collelctions Room

DEATH OF RAY KYTLE

Rayford Perdue Kytle Jr., 85 , of Richmond, VA, until recently a resident of Carroliton, died suddenly Friday, Jan 5, 2001. He was born May 10, 1915, in Carrollton, son of the late Rayford Perdue and Julia Sox Kytle He received a BS in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Tech in 1936, aod was the author of numerous papers.He was well known in the civic circles of Virginia, Carrollton and other places. He is survived by his wife, Jean Harter Kytle, a former President of the CCGS, two sons, Rayford P. Kytle lll of Bethesda, MD, and James W. Kytle of St. Simons' GA. and six grandchildren. A memorial serv ce was held Jan. 9, in VA. Burial was in Florence, AL. THE TEXAS REVOLUTION Georgia Citizens Died at Goliad, Texas by Linda Austin Rl4, Box 272, Gilmer, TX 75644

ln 1836 Texas declared its independence from l\,lexico. On lrarch 6, 1836, the Alamo fell and General Santa Anna, a Mexican politician who had overthrown the constitutional govemment of l\rexico and made himself the dictator, ordered more than 342 prisoners, who had taken part in the rebellion, shot to death at Goliad, Texas. About 120 of the men were from Georgia. Others came from Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Mississippi. On Nov. 12, 1835, a Pro-Texas rally was held at the Bibb County Court House in l\,Iacon, Georgia. ln the process of raising funds, a company of volunteers was organized by Lt. Hugh lvlcleod and William Ward. This company became the nucleus of the Georgia Battalion. There were three more companies: The Columbus Company under W. A. O. Wadsworth, the Georgia Riflemen of Macon and Milledgeville under James C. Winn, and a third company under lsaac Ticknor. These companies soon went to Texas and joined Colonel James Fannin at Refugo. For their service, they were Promised land in Texas. They had no uniforms and borowed weapons from the State of Georgia Most of ihe men were young and were trying to get land for their families. By the time of the execution, many of the prisoners had no clothes or shoes and were hungry. Santa Anna was very cruel, and had made the prisoners stand at all times, even while sleeping. The men believed that they were going home, but on l\rarch 27, 1836, they were marched out, surrounded, and shot to death. Their clothes were stripped off, their bodies piled up and burned. Then Santa Anna walked away. Their remains were not buried. This past March, I had the honor to be invited to a Memorial held each year rn Goliad, Texas, for these men. While there I saw a reenactment of the events which led up to the death march out of the La Bahia, about one half mile, and the cruel way they were treated until then. My ancestor, David Moses, was one of the Georgians murdered at Goliad. He was about 30 years old when he left for lexas. He was married with two children, Amanda Moses and Leander lvloses. Amanda Moses manied Davld Entrekin. a member of the Entrekin family that gave land for the school and church at lrt. Zion, Carroll County, Georgia Many men went to Texas from Alabama. About sixty{ive men enlisted in the Texan revolt from Courtland, Alabama. Almost all were killed. Upon returning from Texas this summer, I went to Courtland and found that a state marker has been placed there to honor the men I have found no marker in Georgia. Neither Columbus or Macon has a marker, nor does the Capitol in Atlanta. I believe that it is time for the heroes from Georgia to be remembered My hope is that all of the descendants will come together to see that a Memorial is erected for these men. An individual cannot do it alone. I have a list of the men from Georgia who died. I will send it to anyone interested You might also have a Hero for an ancestor. You may contact me at [email protected] -5- y'

The following was submitted by Lee Wash

NATIONAL LIST OF AVAILABLE NEWSPAPER MICROFILIV from lnfgrmation from Ted Brooke

ln the Winter 2000 Quarterly an article was published about older Georgia newspapers which are available on microfilm from the Georgia Newspaper Project. Mr. Ted Brooke, a member of our Society and author of several published works on genealogy, has poinled out that this collection from the University of Georgia does not include all available newspapers in Georgia, and that it does not address the availability of newspapers outside Georgia He supplied the following information about a Website of the Online Computer Library Center, lnc. (http://www.oclo.org/oclc/promo/2894usnp/2894usnp.htm) which describes the United States Newspaper Program National Union List. The list and its associated package is available on microfiche for a (non-member) price of $350.00. Many large libraries and colleges own this list in their collections. lt includes: 1. Basic bibliographic information ('135,000 records) on newspapers published in the United States ranging from "Publick Occurences" (1690) to "USA Today." 2. Volume-specific holdings information (410,000 listings) from U S. Newspaper Program pa.ticipants, ananged alphabetically by title. 3. Cross-references from variant titles to actual titles. 4. Four lndexes: a. Place of publication. b. Publicaiion date (year publication began). c. Subject topical (alphabetical by topic, then geographical area). d. Subject geographical (alphabetical by city or state). Our local library does not own this microfiche but you can probably find a copy convenient to you. lt !ists repositories where microfilm of the newspapers may be found and summarizes the holdings of each repository. The United States Newspaper Program is a cooperative effort among the states and the national govemment tg collect and preserye all available published newspapers in the country. Funding is provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities with technical assistance from the Library of Congress. The microfiche listing does not, of course, include the reels of microfilm of the actual newspapers, but rather which libraries or archives have which microfilm. For genealogists planning research trips it is a very valuable source which can save you much time and effort, as well as locating materials which are not often referenced. The Website shown above includes an order blank for the sth edition (1999), which you might ask your library about ordering

The following was taken from the "Shadinger Family Book" by Violette Denney, from which we will be publishing articles in future publications of the Quarterly These articles have been abstracted and, while they contain many historical events, we are publishing mainly the genealogicai information frcm this book here in the Quarterly Please contact Mrs. Denney to see this book in its entirety. -6- \/

THE FAMILY OF ALBERTA MISSOURI (BERTIE} SHADINGER AND JEFFERSON FRANKLIN (JEFF) DENNEY

Alberta (Bedie) Shadinger, b 18 June 1897, Carroll Co., GA; the third child of Witliam Carroll Shadinger and Burma Alberta l\rloore; md 25 Dec 1913, Carroll Co., cA to Jefferson Franklin (Jeff) Denney, son of Cullie Denney and [Iary Yates; d 30 Aug 1994, CarollCo , ca, aged 97.

Bertie Shadingerwas a homemaker and a member olthe Striplrng Chape Unted Meihodist Ch!rch where she attended the Rebecca Madin Homemakers Club. She had 6 children, 22 grandchildren 38 greatgrandch ldren, and 11 greargreatgrandchildren She was preceded n death by her husband and three sons: Howard, Herman, andFrank Sheexperencedaloiofupsanddownsbltshewoudteltyou life was good and she enjoyed it ln the book, 'ln Shadinger Tradinon, 1988.'Aunt Bertie explains: Youwillbesurprisedtoknowthat so many Shadingerc marned Denneys Some are so mixed up it is hard io te I who the Aunts and Uncles are and how they are k n io each other. t goes I ke this: Jeff and Bertie were Denney and Shadlnger, Hasseli and Berta were Shadlnger and Denney, Garvey and Slsie Mae were Denney and Shadinger L.B. and Margaret were Deiney afd Shadinger and Newman and Willie Myrt were Denney and Shadlnger ' The followifg is part ofwhat auni Bertre sard about her husband rn the 1983 Denney Famiy Book 'Jeffwasstoutinbodyandst.onginheart He bel eved in the Lord He loved hls Church He JUst loved everyone Hrs children were his pr de and toy lle read the Bibie and could pray Ne prayed about thrngs that worned h m When you irye 65 years wrth a person you wi I know how he lives He taught ihe chlldren right irom wrong and 1 be ieve ihey siill remember We sii I nriss hrm " Jefftaught schoolsome and tarmed He raised catlie and did carpentering. He was a member of the Striplng Chapel lvethodist Ch!rch a steward n the Church, and presidenl ofthe Davld Striphng Aduit Sunday School class The following was wntten by Ela ne Denney Dreyer about her GrandlatherJeff Denney 'Grandpa's ha rwas akeady begrnnrfg to s lver if my frrsi rnemory of hrm ong years ago He had reached a half-century when I was born He sent hrs sons to one war and his grandsons to another Fte suffered the death of h s frrsiborn son and that of a grandson. but no one saw or knew oithe nany iimes his head was break ng. For Grandpa was a qu et man grven to fewwords When he had a thing to say he sald iii oihelwise, he occupied hrs lrttle corner ofthe wond and attended very quietly and etricrently io h s own business Heneverrnierferedrlrihelivesofhischrldrenafteriheylefthlshomeandhadfamrles oftheirown. But when troubles came theirway he was there. sol d. Ikearock ready to help any trme,

' n a wor d where t seems hard to find many really good men. Grafdpa stood head and shoulders above most ihat I have known He was respecled in his community and was loved and honored by his children and grandch ldren a ike 'When the news of his death reached me there was af oveMhelm ng sense of loss Litlle memores of h m spanning thrrty years flooded over me cou d a most hear hrm chlckle, I could see him comrng across the yard ln hls blg while hat hear h m call his cows, and see his eyes ight up when the family gathered aro!nd him at Christmas or on Fathers Day. 'thinkhednotwantustobesad,forhewasahappyman nspteoftroube,hardshp and softow He'd wani hrs iam ly to be the same O1rr I ves wlli all be poorer because he sgone butinfnteyricherby having known h m His warm sweet memory will ive on n Grandma each of hrs chrldren and his grandch ldren unt I the day when he has Lrs gathered around him once agarn I lrke io picture him standing waitrng for us and say ng. as I heard him say so many times in my childhood Hey here you al come on

'Ithank God lor havng had the prvlege of berng h s grandch ld

Bertie and Jeff Denney had 6 children: Raymond Howard, Horry Franklin, Lurllie Hazel, William Herman, Jefferson Franklin Jr. and Helen Frances Denney. A. Raymond Howard Denney, b 03 Dec 1917, Carroll Co., Ga, md 20 Sep 1940, HeardCo. GA to Myra Lee. d 06Apr 1965, Carroll Co, GA.: burOakGrooveCh. Cem -7- /

The Family of Alberta l\4issouri Shadinger and Jefferson Franklin Denney, Cont'd.

Howard Denny ived only 48-yearc, but durrng ihe length oithat tlme he earned ihe respect of his entrre community He enjoyed rfe,hisgreatesipleasurewashisfamilyandhespendalotofnmewthhis

Well known for h s carpentry abihty with which he made a living he also was very generous rn lsing hisialertsto heip people in ihe communty. For example when a neghbo/s home burned, he and others in the community bullt it backwithout any mentron ofcompensation for iherrtabor Even afterand automobil€ accident rendered one arm ahost usless he cont nued to work in the building industry. Bertie Denney's lirstborn inherted hls mothe/s opt m stic. happy outlook on ife Howard love to srng, dance and ride horses His death was caused by a horseback ridifg accideni. His lifewas short bui he lived it to ihe fullest and prov ded and example lor us at to le tow (Thts was written by Oiane Denney Rooks, 19S8) Raymond and Myra Lee Denney had five children: Edith Diane, Dale Webster, Burma Gelene, Wanda Jane, and David Mitchell Denney. 1. Edith Diane Denney was b 22 Jan 1943, Carroll Co, GA; mdJohn Allen Rooks, Carroll Co, GA, 25 Jun 1961, son of U. Rooks and Mary Baskin. DranewasnamedTeacheroftheYearforl996atCenka Middle SchoolCarrollCo GA The picture on thefrontofihe 1998 Denney Family Bookwas made on the second S!nday n[.{ay1931 onihe occasion of Mollie and Culiie Denneys 50th Wedd ng Anniversary lt was made at thelr home on Denney Rd which was owned by Jefferson Franklln "Uncle Jeff' Denney Allen and Diane Denney Rooks purchased the old place in 1978 and ihe old holse was removed and they built a new home n iis place in '1992 Edith Denney and John Rooks had two children: Jeffrey Allen and Julia Diane Rooks. a. Jeffrey Allen Rooks b 07 Apr '1962, Carroll Co,GA; md0SJun '199'1, Carroll Co, GA, to Stephanie Swindal. Trmes-Georgian Thursday 13 Feb 1997: Jefi Rooks ofCarro lton was promoied to Major n the US Marine Corp Reserves on Feb 01 Rooks grad uated fiom Cenira I Hrg h School rn 1 980 a nd West Georg ia Co llege in 1 386 After serving eight years on actve duty in the US ivarine Corp, he returned io h s home town and was emp oyed by CB&T rn tulay 1994 Rooks is an assisiani vice presidertand branch managerofCB&T's College Sireet offrce Fle s ihe son of A len and Diane Rooks oi Carrollton Jetr and his wife, Stephanie, have one son and live in Carrollton. GA Jeffrey Rooks and Stephanie Swindal had tlvo children: John Nelson and Rebecca Leigh Rooks. 1. John Nelson Rooks, b 28 Dec 1995, CarrollCo, GA. 2. Rebecc€ Leigh Rooks, b 15 Jan 1998, Carroll Co, cA. b. Julia Diane Rooks was b 21 Apr 1966, Carrollton cA; md 25 Sep 1994, Oak Groove Bapt Ch, Caroll Co, GA to Thomas (Tommy) Linn Poncela. Julia is a grad!aie of Central Hlgh School and the Un v of Ga College of Pharmacy. Thomas Linn is a graduaie of East Coweta H gh Schoo n Seno a and is employed by the Coweia Co, Correctiona lnstiiution. as ol16 Oct 1994 Julia Rooks and Thomas Poncela had one child: 1. lvlary Nicole Poncela, b 02 Apr 1997, CarrollCo, GA. 2. Dale Webster Denney, b 30 Nov 1944, CarrollCo, GA: d 17 Nov 1961, Carroll Co, GA; bur Oak Groove Bapt Ch Cem. 3. Burma Gelene Denney, b 03 lvlar 1948, Carroll Co, cA; md (1) 02 l\ray 1964, CarrollCo, GA, to Wayne Parker; md (2) 04 July 1983, Paulding Co, GA to Billy Stoe. -8- J

The Family of Alberta Missouri Shadinger and Jefferson Franklin Danney, Confd.

Burma Denney and Wayne Parker had four children: Dale Steven, l\ratthew Wayne, Myra Jean, and Wendi Suzanne Parker. a. Dale Steven Parker, b 03 lvlar 1965, CarrollCo, GAi md 04 Jul 1983, Paulding Co, GA, to Dywanna Ray. They were divorced. b. Matthew Wayne Parker, b 18 Aug 1967, Carroll Co,GA; md 08 Nov 1991, to Lisa Wilkie. They had three children: 1. Benjamin Wayne Parker, b 29 Apr 1991, Atlanta, GA. 2. Jessica Lelia Parker, b 09 lvlay 1994, Columbus, GA. 3 Tonie Leigh Parker, b 13|\rar 1996, Carroll Co, GA. c. Myra Jean Parker, b 17 Apr 1970, CarrollCo, GA; md 13 Jul 1985, Heflin, AL. to Phillip Duke. They had two children: 1. Dustin Shea Duke, b 02 May 1991, CarrollCo, GA. 2. Sallie lrichelle Duke, b 15 May 1996 Cobb Co, GA. d. Wendi Suzanne Parker, b'14 Dec 1971, Canoll Co, GA md 16 Feb 1991, Oak Groove Bapt Ch, Carroll Co, GA md to Perry Taylor. They had one child: 1. Katie Elizabeth Taylor, b 18 Apr'1996, Cobb Co, cA. 4. Wanda Jane Denney, b '15 Jul 1955, Carroll Co, GA; md 04 Jun 1977, CarrollCo, GA, to Russell Cooper. They had two children: a. Bethany Jane Cooper b 17 Ap. 1983, Griffin, GA. b. Patrick Russell Cooper, b '14 Jan '1987, Griffin, GA. 5. David Mitchell Denney, b 05 Dec 1957 Carroll Co, GA; md 02 Aug 1975, Carroll Co, to l\rary Bennett dau of John Bennett and Bessie Nash They had three children: a. Jody Howard Denney, b 30 Nov 1975, Carroll Co, GA. b. l\,Iichael Roy Denney, b 19 NIay'1977, Carrol! Co, GA; md 27 Jun 1998, Caroll Co, GAt to Corinne Odette Sanford. c. Cullie Nlitchell Denney, b 30 Dec 1988, Carroll Co, GA. B. Horry Franklin Denney, b 15 Apr 1919, CarrollCo., GA; md 10 Jul 1938, Clebume Co, AL, to Nell Eidson. Mount Pleasant Chureh announced i| therr weekly newspaper article that on 10 Ju 1998Horry and Nell celebrated therr 60ih wedding ann versary Horry Denney and Nell Eidson irad three children: Walter Kemp, Frances Elaine, and Jefferson Daniel Denney 1. Walter Kemp Denney, b 29 Apr 1939, Carroll Co, GA; md 10 Oct 1959, to Glenda Williiamson. They had four children: Mark Anthony, Salita Denise, Gregory Dale, and Patrick Brian Denney. a. Mark Anthony Denney, b 27 NIar 1960; d same day. b. Salita Denise Denney, b 04 Aug '1961, Carroll Co, GA; md 13 Jun 1981, Carroll Co,GA, to Michael Parker.They had four children: 1. Jason Michael Parker, b 0'1 Nov'1984, Atlanta. 2. Alex Denney Parker, b 01 Nov 1984, Atlanta. 3 Adam Lee Parker, b 0g Nov 1989, Carroll Co, 4 Anna Elizabeth Parker, b 03 Nov 1992, Canoll c. Gregory Dale Denney, b 03 Dec 1963, Carroll Co. GA; md 15 Aug 1987, Carroll Co, GA, to Pamela lvlcMillan. They had four children, all born in Carroll Co, GA: The Family of Alberta Missouri Shadinger and Jefferson Franklin Denney, Cont'd

1. Tyler Franklin Denney b 15 Mar 1989 2. Macy Elizabeth Denney, b 26 N'4ar 1991. 3. David Gregory Denney, b '14 Jun 1993. 4 Walter Mclvlillan Denney, b 23 Feb 1996.. d. Patrick Brian Denney, b 0'l Jun 1968, Carroll Co. GA; md 06 Oct 1990. Carroll Co, GA, to Deborah Lynne l\.4abry, dau of Hugh l\rabry and Carol lngle. They had three children: 1. Rachel Glenna Denney, b 14Apr1992, Carrollton, GA. 2. Ganett Douqlas Denney, b 04 Aug 1995, Canollton, 3. Katherine Carol Denney, b 25 Jun 1998, CanollCo, GA, at home. C. Lurllie Hazel Denney, b25Sep 1921, Carroll Co, GA; md28Oct1956, CarrollCo, GA, to J. Russell Wade. They had one child: 1. Robin Ann Wade, b '15 Aug 1959, Atlanta GA; md 04 Feb 1979, Atlanta, GA. to David Cartelege, divorced. They had three children: a. Joyce Kelli Cartelege, b 24 Sep 1979, Atlanta, GA. b. Amanda [Iichelle Cartelege, b 18 Sep 1984, Atlanta. c. Russell David Cartelege, b 27 Sep 1996, Atlanta' GA D. William Herman Denney, b22 June 1923' Carrollton, GA; md 12 Dec 1950, Wichita, KS, Mary Ann Patterson, dau of Jordan Patterson and Delia Sullivan; d 23 Sep 1987; bur Emmaus Prim. Bap. Ch. Cem., Carroll Co., GA. They had five children: Joan Annette, Laura Jean, Susan, Lisa Ann, and William (Bill)Herman Denney Jr. 1. Joan Annette. b 24 Jan 1952, Canollton, GA; md 16 Sep 1978' Carroll Co, GA, to Danny Collins. They had two children: a. Mary Kathleen (Katie) Collins, b 01 Apr 1980, Newnan, GA b. Vincent Wyatt Collins, b 02 Jul 1981 Newnan, GA. 2 Laura Jean Denney, b 12 Mar'1953, Carrollton, GA md12Dec1971' Canollton, GA, to Ronnie Edwards. They had two children both born in Newnan, GA: a. Marcella (lvlarcy) Suzette Edwards, b 17 Jul a974. b. Chadwick (Chad) Douglas Edwards, b 30 Jun 1978. 3. Susan Denney, b 18 Sep 1955, Carrollton, GA; md 10 Apr 1982, CarrollCo, GA, to Tery Gizzard. They had three children: a. Zaahary Tyler Gtizzard, b 15 Apr 1983, Newnan, GA. b. Molly Ann Grizzard, b 01 Aug 1985, Carrollton, GA c. Hannah Rose Grizzard, b 09 Jul 1988, Carollton, GA. 4. Lisa Ann Denney, b 12 Sep 1958, Carrollton, GA; md 30 Jul 1977, Carrollton, GA, to Cole Loftin, divorced. They had one child: a. Steven Brett Loftin.b 22 Mat 1982' Newnan, GA. 5. William (Bill) Herman Denney Jr., b 24 Nov 1963, Carrollton. E. Jefferson Franklin Denney Jr, b 28 Sep 1925, CarrollCo., GA; md 07 Mar 1948, Fulton Co, GA, to Carolyn Virginia l\rartin, dau of Thomas [lartin and Flonnie Dasher; d 23 Mar 1992, Rome, GA; bur Sunset Hill Mem Ga.dens irank owned and operaied the J F Denney Construciron Co , and the Rome Tractor Co He v/as a member oflhe Rome Rolary Club, the Greater Rome Chamber of Commerce the Rome Power Squadron Oostanau a Lodge #113 F & AIV, Scottish R te and Yaarab Temple a former member oi the Rome Jaycees He was a v;teran of Wor d war ll, sewing in the Pacific Theatre where he was awarded the Purp; Heart. He was a member ofihe F rst united t!'lethodlst Church, he attended one year at Georg a Tech, one year at Wesl Georgia and has an Associate Degree from Southern Tech -10- v

The Family of Alberta Missouri Shadinger and Jefferson Frankhn Denney, Cont'd.

Jefferson Denney and Carolyn lvlartin had four children: Thomas Franklin, Carmen Denese, Carolyn Michelle, and Jay Frank Denney. 1. Thomas Franklin Denney, b 07 Oct 1948, Carrollton, GA; md ;06 Aug 1972, Rome, GA, to Cheny Ellen Floyd, dau ofJames Floyd and lnez Garrett. He went to Darlington School had one year at Georgia Tech and went to Southern Tech They had one child: a. Stephanie Ellen Denney, b 05 Feb 1973,Rome, GA. She attended ihe Dad ngton School and she graduated from Auburn Uriv. in Dec. 1995 2. Carmen Denese Denney, b 05 Jul 1950, Rome, GA; md 31 Dec 1975, Rome, GA to James (Jim) Leslie Henderson Jr., son ofJames Henderson and Ethel Root. Calmen graduate from the Univ of ceorgia, Floyd Col ege N!rcing Schoot as a Registered Nurse and Kennesaw State College Jim graduated from Georgra Tech They had two children: a. James Leslie Henderson lll b 17 Dec 1979, Rome, GA. b. Jeff Lucas Henderson, b 08 Nov 1985, Rome, cA. 3. Carolyn lvlichelle Denney, b 06 Sep 1956, Rome, cA; md 30 Aug 1980, Rome, GA, to Daniel Herlcert Worley, son of Herbert Worley and Margaret Tartat. Mlche le graduated irom Berry Co lege and Floyd College N!rsrnq School Daniet graduated from Berry College. They had three children: a. Rebecca l\,4ichelle Worley, b 06 Nov 1985, Rome, GA. b. Daniel Herbert Worley Jr., b 30 [ray 1987, Rome, GA. c. Anna l\ray Elizabeth Worley, b 21 Jul 1988, Rome, GA; died as an infant. 4. Jay Frank Denney, b 23 Jan 1963, Rome, cA; md 06 Sep 1986, Rome, GA, to Jodi Bevis, dau of William Bevis and Barbara Maxwell Jay Frank graduasted from the C tade n S C. Jod graduated irom Georgia Tech and received a Teachers Certificate fiom Kennesaw State Cotlege. They had two children: a. Jena Lynne Denney, b 11Aug 1993, [,4arietta, cA. b. Jordan Frank Denney, b 03 Sep 1996, Marietta, GA. F. Helen Frances Denney, b 30 July 1928, Carroll Co.,GA; md (1) 19 Oct 1946, CarrollCo, GA, N4athy Daniel Lee; md (2) 24 Dec 1974, Dekalb Co, cA, to Louie Floyd (Bill) Bamett. Helen Denney and Mathy Lee had five children: Terry Donald, Ray William, Judi Marie, Freddy Denney, and Melinda Jan Lee. a. Terry Donald Lee, b 04 Oct 1947 Carrollton, GA; md 14 Jun 1968. Atlanta. GA, to Jennifer Chennault, divorced. They had two children 1 . Melissa Jane Lee, b 1 1 May 1969, Fort Gordon, GA 2. Donald Scott Lee, b 27 Apr 1979, Atlanta, GA. b. Ray William Lee, b '16 May '1949 CarrollCo, GAi md 30 Oct 1969 to Debbie Reece, divorced. c. Judi Marie Lee, b 05 Sep 1951, CarrollCo, GA; md 28 Jan 1983 to Tom Bqrns, divorced. d. Freddy Denney Lee, b 09 Sep 1953, Carroll Co, GA; md 04 May 1973, to Sheila Kennedy, divorced. They had one child: 1. Maggie Anne Lee, b 27 Jul 1978, Atlanta, GA. e. Melinda Jan Lee, b 06 Dec 1963, Carroll Co, GA. md 22 Oct 1983, Oak Ridge, TN. to Troy Alan Keith.They had two children: 11- y'

The Family of Alberta Missouri Shadinger and Jefferson Frankiin Denney, Cont'd.

1. Ryan Daniel Keith, b 15 Oct 1989 Oak Ridge, TN. 2. Hannah Elizabeth Keith, b 20 Aug 1993 Oak Ridge. [This article will contine in the next Quarterly with the descendants of Willie Myrt Shadinger, the fourth child of William Shadinger and Burma Moore.l

From Mary Bryce Wilding: As an introduction to the folowing article I began the journey in search of my heritge about four years ago and it has been one of exhilarating successes and disappointing tailures Perhaps the first thing that I learned in my search was that the name of Bryce/Brice is interchangeable. As a result, I have tried to use each spelling exactly as it was used in any source document. Many of our ancestors were so impressed with the idea of not only improving their own life but also those of their descendents that they left family, hometowns, and everything else familiar to come to the United States. What sacrifices and hardships they certainly must have enduredl I could not have made this journey without Bill as it has taken us to iibraries cemeteries, churches and Historical Societies, etc etc. I have also enjoyed this extended trip via the lnternet. lnevitably, all roads seem to have led to Carrollton/Carroll County, Georqia where William appears to have made an impact on the area and distinguished himself. Often immlgrants arrived in a particular area of the country by following family or friends who had preceded them. William and Mary may have done this. Or perhaps South Caro|na was chosen because "cotton was king" in the Soqth and William's occupation as a "weaver" in Scotland would have better enabled him to make a living in this area of the country. William and Mary were in Union District, South Carolina for approximately twenty-five years. While there, in 1808, William filed a "petition to become a citizen" and his occupation at this time was shown as "merchant." The last of their children, eight or nine, were born in Union DistricVUnion County. Their daughter, l\4ary, married James Garner there about 1818. By 1822 lrary and James Garner were in Gwinnett County, Georgia, and James Orr, l\,,lary's father, had passed away in 1824 ln 1825 William and Mary, and most likely their children, were in DeKalb County, Geogria. Between 1805 and 1832, as more land was needed to the West, additional counties were created by the State of Georgia through the institution of Land Lotteries. Eligible citizens would register in their respective counties of residence and then the names would be drawn for land lots of 202 1/2 acres each with a fee of $'18.00. ln 1827 William and Mary were in Carroll County, Georgia. By an "Act of Legislature" on June 9, 1825, the'Fifth or 1827 Georgia Land Lottery" was authorized for five counties, one of them being Carroll County. The thought has occurred to me that perhaps William and Mary had planned this, their final destination, for a long, long time -12- J

THE BRYCE/BRICE FAMILY By Mary Bryce Wilding 13658 Gordonia Ct., Jackdonville, FL 32224 wwilding@mediaone net

James Orr and Agnes Fulton were married 7 Oc|1773, in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. Mary Ellen Orr, ooe of their seven or eight children, was christened 6 Sep 1774. William Bryce and Mary Ellen Orr were maffied 13 Apr 1793 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland. Agnes Bryce was christened I Feb 1794 in Ayr. Three more children were born in Lanark, Gorbals, Scotland: l\,iary Bryce born 18 Oct 1795, Thomas Jimison Brice bom 23 Jul 1797. and Elizabeth Brice christened 19 Jun 1799. William and Mary arrived in the U.S. from Glasgow, Scotland about 1799. Two children , Mary and Elizabeth, came with them. Agnes and Thomas Jimison remained in Scotland, reason unknown. They settled in the Union District (now Columbia), South Carolina, and had either eight or nine more children. These children are thought to be William, James, John, Robert, Joseph, Ellen/Eleander, Sally/Sarah, and Emily. Little is known about William's and Mary's life while they were living in South Carolina. Their daughter. l,rary Brice, manied James Garner, and they are the ggg- grandparents of Robert E. (Bob) Davis of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Bob has related that the Garners are well documented in a book "Soufhem Garners," written by Dr. Sam Gamer. ln his book, Dr. Garner states that after the death of James' uncle, William Brice was among the buyers at the 1810 estate sale in Union District, South Carolina. A five-year residence was required before one could file a petition for citizenship. Union District records indicate "3 Petition of William Bryce, a native of Scotland, desirous of becoming a citizen, October 1808." Copies ofthis petition have been obtained from the Archives in Columbia, South Carolina, and other than giving William's occupation as that of "merchant," it does not give any information that might be helpful in the research of this family. Apparently, after becoming eligible for citizenship, back in 1808, one merely wrote a letter indicating that they were desirous of becoming a citizen and citizenship was granted. When Bill and I began our research of William and lrary, the first person that made contact with us was Donna Thompson from Mammoth, AZ. Donna's line is that of William, the son of William and lrary, born in 1802. During a trip to Georgia in March,2000, we met Deborah Bryce Mccollum of Hampton, GA. Deborah's line is that of Alexander Bryce, but so far she has been unable to establish a connection with William and Mary. Donna and Deborah obtained the services of a professional genealogist from Scotland and he found a William Bryce whose occupation was listed as "weaver." Most often, immigrants arriving in America from Europe had a trade other than the one which they took up upon anival. As an example, the "petition forcitizenship" gave William's occupation as "merchant." lordered through the LDS Church (Latter- day Saints) a film of births and maniages from the parish registers, Church of Scotland, Parish of Ayr. Review of these films confirm that William's occupation, while in Scotland, was that of "weaver." Mary's father, James Orr Sr., bought land near Jonesville, in Union County, South Carolina. James died 31 Jul 1824, leaving his estate to be divided between James Jr. and his daughter, Mary, plus three children in Scotland: David, Sarah, and Agnes Jean. I have always felt that William and Mary moved from South Carolina to Georgia after Mary received her inheritance; however, Ted Tedford of Waco, Tx, whose line is that of Robert, the son of William and Mary, who is doing research in a "UNION -13- y'

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COUNTY WILL BOOK B (TRANSCRIPI)' learned that l\rary Orr Bryce received the grand sum of only $10.00 from her father ln 1825 William and Mary were in DeKalb County, Georgia They settled near Decatur, Georgia in a village later called ingleside. On 29 Oct '1825 they were two of eight cofounders of the present-day Decatur Presbyterian Church. A son, James, born in 1806, and his wife Eleanor Ray Sharpe, establiished a store in Harttown near Atlanta. Another son, John, born in 1807, married Elizabeth Heard and they remained in Decatur. Perhaps it is worth mentioning that while in the Historical Society in Decatur, Georgia, the gentleman helping Bill and me with our research brought out a book which indicated the name of the person(s) who had "moved into the former William Bryce Home." Unfortunately, I did not make a copy of this, nor did I write down the name of the book and author from which it came. Additionally further research in the library here in Jacksonville has revealed that there were unclaimed letters left in the "Post Office at Decatur, DeKalb County, on 31 March 1827" for William Bryce. ln 1827 William and Mary were in Carroll County, Georgia, and William was named a member of the Grand Jury for the first Court in Carrollton, Georgia. William Is mentioned in the book, "Georgia's Last Frontief'by James C. Bonner, as being appointed a Commissioner for the town of Carrollton gn 22 December 1829. ln The Canoll County Georgia Abstract of Deed Book A and B 1827-1836 there are numerous entries indicating that William was a Justice of the Peace. The last entry was made in the 1836-1843 Volume 11 Book and was dated 25 NIay '1840. Of six daughters of William and lVIary Agnes, the eldest child so far as is known, remained in Scotland when her parents immigrated to the US and no further information is known. Mary Brice born in Scotland, married James Garner about 1818 or 18'19 in Union Counnty, South Carolina. Mary died 21 Jul 1879 and is buried in Gwinnett County, Georgia Elisabeth, who arrived in this country with her parents and sister Mary, may have married David Mcwilliams on 11 Jan 1828 in Upson County, Georgia. Nothing further is known about Elisabeth. Sarah/Sally is thought to have married James Sampson on the same day as her sister Elisabeth, 11 Jan 1A2A. in Upson County, Georgia. Nothing further is known about Sarah/Sally other than she was mentioned in her fathe/s will. Ellen/Eleander, born, maybe,5 Feb1819, married Burton Watson on'11 Nov 1838 in Carroll County, Georgia. So far her date of death is unknown Emily/Emly married Peter Patrick Allgood in Carroll County on the same day as her sister, Ellen/Eleander. '11 Nov 1838 Additional information recently fumished by F.C. (Sonny)Jones of l\4erritt lsland, Florida is as followsr "Subject: Algood-Bryce-Brice- Death and Obituary Notices from the Southern Christian Advocate 1867-1878 lssue of July 28 1A75 page214-Emily Algood whose maiden name was Brice, was born June 23td 1A11 died in Paulding County. Georgia, May l3thlST5 " Sonny states that as a result of the lack of information on Peter Patrick, it is suspected that he may have died in the War. Also. based upon the Southern Christian Advocate obituary, Emily may have been buned in the Allgood Cemetery, Paulding County, Georgia, in an unmarked grave, or one in which the stone has been removed. Five of the sons of Wlliam and Mary were wiih them in Carroll Countyr Thomas Jimison, who had been left in Scotland, William, James, Robert, and Joseph. John Bryce, who married and remal.ed in Decatur, Georgia, apparently visited his family and -14- 'l

The Bryce/Brice Family, Contd. purhased "land lot #200, sth dist., in Carroll County, 22 Nov 1830." John's brother, Thos. J. Bryce, was one of the people attesting to this purchase. "Carroll County and Her People" by Private Joe Cobb states that James, the son of William and l\,,1ary, was one of the early white settlers in the County. On 14 May '1829, James and Eleanor Ray Sharp(e) were issued the first marriage license from Carroll Couty. Research has revealed that James and his father, William, were involved in many civic activities in Carrollton. James later in life became an ordained l\rethodist minister. Five of James' sons were Methodist ministers. ln the 1840 census for Canoll County, the five Bryce brothers, Thomas J., William, James, Robert, and Joseph, are all shown as living in Militia District 649, Land District 6. Joseph is listed as head of the household and in the home with Joseph is a male between the ages of 70 to 80 and a female between the ages of 60 to 70. lt is strongly suspected that this is William and Mary, parents of the Bryce brothers. lnferior Court Lilinutes in Canollton indicate that William's will, dated 12 August 1837, was recorded 4 January 1841;therefore, William would have passed away in late 1840. His estate was left to his wife, "Mary Bryce and sons (not named), and Sarah Sampson (assumed to be his daughter, Sally)." William and James Bryce were named as Executors; however, the Canoll County Tax Digest of '1842 shows "James Brice exc est of William Brice dec." I now have in my possession a copy of William's will and probate records as obtained for me through the Caroll County Genealogical Society. While researching for this information it was noted in the deed book abstracts that the heirs of William Bryce, on 26 Sept 1851, relinquished their claim to any property. The inventory and appraisement of Wiliam's estate, as executed by his two sons, William and James. give the total value of the estate after settlement as $890.80. Ihis settlement was recorded 10 Jan 1844 ln resuming research, I decided to perform a more detailed search of those counties that surround Carroll County. Haralson County was formed in 1856 from portions of Carroll and Polk Counties. The first census in 1860 included Thomas Jimion, the eldest son of William and lrary, his second wife, Hamutual Golden and their children. Also included in this census was their daughter, Ellen/Eleander, her husband Burton Watson and their children. Further research, and a lot of luck, has resulted in the discovery of the Brice Family Cemetery in Bremen, Georgia. lt is a pretty little cemetery and someone has placed two beautiful stone columns with a lot of inscription on them at the entrance. Bill and I were there during our March 2000 trip to Georgia. We immediately located the graves of Thomas Jimison Brice and his wife Hamutual. Fairly close to their graves, sunk in the ground, were two plain, unmarked stone slabs. I have been haunted by the memory of these two unmarked stone slabs and, as a result, am considering until proven otherwise that these are the graves of William and Mary. I have recently made contact with Linda Clark Fields of Wellington, Alabama Ellen/ Eleander, the daughter of William and Mary, and her husband, Burton Watson, are Linda's gg/grandparents. Linda has related stories that have been passed down through her grandmother of William and Mary and perhaps Ellen. One story passed down through Ellen was of her mother, Mary Orr, relating that she nearly starved when they came to the US because she was used to eating rye bread in Scotland, and all that they had here was cornbread. Another story Linda remembers from her grandmother is of encounters when lndians came and they fought. An lndian picked up a baby or small child by the feet and hit its head against a tree. lt is not known where '15-,/

The Bryce/Brice Family, Cont'd. this occurred or if it happened to Ellen or to her parents. Also Linda relates that they have a cream pitcher that her grandmother says was brought from Scotland when William and Mary came over. John Robinson of Carrollton submitted two really great articles to the lnternet's Rootsweb, "Canoll Co.Ga.Biographies.'Onewasabout"Caroll'sFirstCourts"in which William Brice was a member. The second was about "The Carroll Rangers" which included William's eldest son, Thomas Jimison Brice. ln appreciation of these articles, I wrote to John. He has since told me that the Bryce name is one that has been known in Carrollton, Georgla, for a long time. Also, when his gg/grandfather moved his family to Carroll County in the fall of 1859, he fi.st settled on what was called "the old Bryce place."

This is a continuation of the George Holloway article in the Winter 2000 Quarterly.

THE DESCENDANTS OF MILES SOLOMON HOLAWAY AND JANE M, wlLL CASH Prepared by Patricia Ann Wilson '123 Hicks Place Leveland, TX 79336 netcomhwy@aol com

Miles Solomon Holoway Sr., the third child of Solomon Holloway and Felicia Jane Mabry, was born 1805, Carroll Co., GA md27 Apr 1824, Newton, GA, to Jane M. Vvill Cash (b 02 Jan 1806, Newton, GA; d 23 July 1857, Caroll Co., GA); and he d 23 Aug 1850, Caroll Co., GA. They had 12 children: lvliles Solomon Jr., Elizabeth Catherine John James, George Washington, Lucy Campbell, Sarah Jane, Frances lvlarion, Levi Solomon, Samuel Hopkins, Seaborn Jackson, Willis Warner, and Louisa Doreus Holov,/ay. Miles So omon s I sled ln the 1850 Carroll Co Census He s also in the 1832 Goid Loltery Draw ng in GA 1. Miles Solomon Holoway Jr., b 02 Nov 1825, CarrollCo., GAt md 17 Dec 1845, Carroll Co., GA, to Jaluca Jane Mabry (b '1830, Carroll Co., GA; d 1898), daughter of Branch Mabry and Catherine Langford; and he d 08 Nov 1855, Carroll Co. GA. They had 5 children: John B, Charies H., Georgia Ann, and William A Holloway. Mi es So omon Holoway Jr owned ihe southeasl corner of Lot 225 in the 1 1th Dlst , Carrol Co H s wiil was dated 19 Sep 1855 a. John B. Holoway, b 1848, Carroll Co., GA: md (1) Jane Ann ---; md (2) 10 Sep 1871, Johnson Co, AR, to lvliddie Jane Chronister (b 02 Apr, 1852, Reynolds Co., MO; d 17 Feb 1920, Johnson Co.. AR bur Minnow Creek Cem., AR.) dauofJames Chronister & Winnie Matthews; and he d 1885, Johnson Co., AR. John and [Iiddie had 3 children: Eliza C , Winnie Elizabeth, and Amanda R. Holoway 1. Eliza C. Holoway. b '1873, Johnson Co , AR. 2. Winnie Elizabeth Holoway, b'1874, Johnson Co., AR. 3. Amanda R. Holoway, b 1876, Johnson Co., AR b. Charles H. Holoway, b 1849 CarrollCo., GA; md Nancy --They had 3 children 1. lda Jane Holloway, b 23 Oct 1873, GAt d 30 Apr 1909, Bowdon, GA 2. John Will Holloway, b 1875, GA: d '1956 3. Ella J. Holloway, b 1877. I -16- li

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c. Georgia Ann Holloway, bAug 1852, Canoll/Campbell Co., GA; mdca'1880,to William Asbery L Morgan (b 15 Jan 1843, Carroll Co., cAi d 1929, TX), son ofAndrew lvlorgan and Elizabeth Bramlett, and she d ca 1937, TX. They had 7 children: Susie Lucretia Gabrielle, Garfield, Ophelia, Carrie C., G Bessie, Willie A., and Meridian M. lvlorgan. Georgia Ann Hoiloway was found on the 1900 Census of Bell Co, TX wrth her hLrsband Wlll am L Morgan

'1. Susie Lucretia Gabrielle Morgan, b 06 Jan 1881, Blount Co., AL; md 08 Jul 1897, Belton, Bell Co., TX, to lra Edgar Graves (b 25 Dec 1882, Bell Co.. TX; d '14 June 1948, Brownwood, TX), the son of Jessie Graves and Josephine Coward and she d Jan 1974, Santa Anna, TX. They had '12 children: Maudie lrene, Dallas Boyd, Miram Clifton, Harvey Edgar, Baby Boy,, l\rary [Iagdaline, Baby Boy Houston, Susie May, Velma Lorene, Henry Grady, Myrtle Horton, and Hoyle William Graves. A. Maudie lrene Graves, b 1900. B. Dallas Boyd Graves, b 1902. C. l\4iram Clifton Graves, b 1904i md Goldie Greenleaf Dadson. They had 10 children: Clyde Austin, Cloise Delton, Daphane Nevada, Harvey Edward, Clifton Ray, Ada Lee, Argle Nell, Oleta Fay, Freda [,lay, and Peggy Jean Graves. 1. Clyde Austin Graves, d at the age of 4 from complications from Cerebral Palsy; bur Belton, TX. 2. Cloise Delton Graves b 1924, TX; md (1) to Jackie Marie Preston. They had 3 children: a. Clois Delton Graves. b. Clifton Lee Graves. c. Sonia Elaine Graves. Cloise Graves md (2) to Betty Joan --- (b 1936, TX; d '1989, TX). They had 2 children: d Boy Graves. e. Justin Graves. b 1964 3. Daphane Nevada Graves, md 1947, to Joseph Daniel Bond. They had 7 children: a. Jody Adois Bond, b Apr 1947. b. Delton Bond. b 1948 c Patsy Yvonne Bond, b 1950. d. Dwayne Bond, b '1952 e. Tommy Gale Bond. f. Johnny Dale Bond. g. Nrichelle Diane Bond. 4. Harvey Edward Graves. 5. Clifton Ray Graves, b 03 May 1926, TX; d lS lvlar 1998, TX; md 02 Sep 1947, TX, to Ada Elizabeth Cooley (b 20 Feb 1931, TX) They had 4 children: a Elmer Wendle Graves, b 1948. b. David Ray Graves, b 1950. c. Larry James Graves, b 1953, Ft. Worth, IXt d 1958. Colorado Springs CO; he froze to death. d. Judy lnez Graves, b 1955 -17- t/

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6. Ada Lee Graves, md (1)to Freeman Creekmore. They had 1 child: a. Shelia Diane Creekmore, b 1951. Ada Lee md (2) to Robert lrving Baumgardner. They had 4 hildren: b. Bobby Lee Baumgardner. c. Kathy Baumgardner. d. Richard lrving Baumgardner. e. Nelda Laveme Baumgardner. 7. Argie Nell Graves, md to Jerry Calvin l\rills. 3 children: a. Jerry Wayne Mills. b. Oleta Carol Mills. c. Sandra Jean Mills. 8. Oleta Fay Graves, md Homer Dan Cra,/vford. They had 4 children: a. Lisa Marie Craw'ford, b 1956. b. Lany Don Crawford, b 1958. c. Bonnie Faye CraMord, b'1960. d. Danny Lee Cralvford, b 1962. 9. Freda May Graves, b 19 June 1941, md to James Wiley Womack. They had 4 children: a. James Wiley Womack lll, b 07 June 1982 b. Jammie Wynell Womack. c. Jonathon Weldon Womack. d. Joseph Wyman Womack. '10. Peggy Jean Graves b25Oct 1944,md21Apr'1962. Brownwood, TX, to Curtis Lee Dudley. They had 3 children a Curtis Lee Dudley Jr., b 17 Mar 1963. md 17 Sep 1982, Brownwood TX, to Patti Jean lvlathers. They had 2 children: 1. Adam Lee Julius Dudley, b '17 Sep1983. 2 TylerJean Dudley, b 23 Nov 1987. b. Sharon Lynn Dudley, b 16 Aug 1964, md (1) Randall Dwayne Laney. They had 2 children: 1. Rankon Dwayne Laney, b 02 June1983 2. Rece Wayne Laney, b 14 Oct 1986. Sharon md (2), to Craig Willis Fox. They had I child: 3. Willis Zachary Fox, b 04 Oct 1991. c. Bobby Ray Dudley, b 05 Aug '1968; md (1) 1988, to lina Ann Beeny. They had 2 children. 1. Christopher Lynn Dudley, b 21 Apr 1986, [It. Pleasant; d 18 Dec 1993, Brownwood, TX, by drowning in the bathtub afier suffering from a seizure. 2. Stephanie Larae Dudley, b 28 May 1987, San Angelo, TX. D. Harvey Edgar Graves, b 1905. E. Baby Boy Graves b 1908 F. Iilary Magdeline Graves b 29 Aug 1909, Sparta, Bell Co., TX. G. Baby Boy Houston Graves, b 1912. H. Susie May Graves. b 23 May 19'14; Belton, BellCo. TX: md (1) 01 Sep 1927, Floresville, TX, to Tommie Alfred Kinsey (b 11May 1909, Austin TravisCo., TX; d06 Dec 1987, Lubbock, Lubbock Co., TX, son of Paul Kinsey and Nancy Proctort md (2), '1945, Brownwood, TX, to L D. Richardsoni md (3) 1953, Brownwood, TX, to John -18- ./

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Gowin; and she.d 18 Nov 1969, Brownwood, Brown Co., TX; bur 21 Nov 1969, Greenleaf Cem., Brownwood, TX. Susie May was 5'4 tall wfth black hair and gray eyes She loved babies, flowerc, and an!4hrng pretty. She was a very sensitive and giving person Loved music. She was a very artistic percon. TommieAllred Kinsey was 5'5" tallwth biackhairand brown eyes. Bald by 20 years of age. Ajackof all trades, a jokster, invenior, and a irue l,'lountain man. Loved all children and animals Wore his feelings on his shoulder Loved to travel and dressed western. Susie Graves and Tommie Kinsey had I children: Georgie l\,lay, Billie Fay, Mary Frances, Paul Franklin "Bud," l\rildred, Iryrtle Roseland, Virginia Ann, and Dudley Kinsey. Susie md (3) L. Richardson and they had 3 children: Danny Daniel Kinsey, Robby Lee Kinsey, and Ella N,lay Kinsey. Susie md (4) John Gowin, and they had 3 children. Donna Darlene Gowin, Johnny Dale Gowin, and Susie Ann Gowin. 1. Georgie May Kinsey, b 14 Feb 1930, Brady, Mccullah Co., TX; md 21 Oct 1947, Brownwood, TX, to Charley Powell lilills (b 25 Jan 1929, Santa Anna, Coleman Co., TX; d 10 Nov 1991, Temple, TX; bur 14 Nov 1991, cremation, Beliwood Crematory, remains in Rest Haven Cem., Brady, TX), son of Augustus Mills and Bessie Cothren. They had 5 children: Sharon Kay, Patrjcia Ann, Cathy Diane, Teni Lynn, and Davied Powell luills. Georgie Mae is 4'1l" tallwith light brown hair and brown eyes Very shy as a child, a I ttle mother to her sisters and brothers. She loved going lo movies, play-acting and paper dolls Enjoys qu hing, collecling furniture and'travelling' Charley served in ihe miiitary 07 lvar 1945, USNR, NRS, Dallas, TX Naval Sea Bees Served in Camp Parks, San Dlego, CA Sar.ar ls snds Sa pan and Pear Harbor, Hl. Had 3 honorable discharges He was a rooling contractor and owned the Wh te Frost Roofing Co , San Angelo, TX His sibl ngs called him 'Smokey' or 'Babe " Snrokey for his eyes He was 5'9" wlth blonde hair and gray eyes He had a personaliiy like his mother (st I waterc run deep) very quiei, blt a very outgoifg personality, i e., he laughed alot a. Sharon Kay lvlills, b 07 Aug 1949, San Antonio, TX. Sharon Kay never maried She ls 5'f iall with daft brown harr and brown eyes. Loves to sew or crochel Collects dragons and Barbiedols Loves herouislde roses She is a cloud watcher Averygoodfriend s sier, and an all around person She is reiired irom Texas l.struments b Patricia Ann Mills, b 21 Jan 1951, San Angelo, TX; md(1)Aug 1968, Mexico, to Ronald Preston Wilson (b 29 Jan 1949, Lubbock, Tx). They had 3 children: Ann s5'4'tallwithiightredhairandgrayeyes Very outgorng and irdustrious person Loves beauiiill ih ngs like clothies, fumiture aniiques. Has a green thumb like her Daddy Loves babies and animals Ambidextrous, a very fu. person 1. Carrie Suzann Wilson, b 08 July 1969, Methodist Hosp, Lubbock, TX 2. Baby Boy Wilson, twin, b 14 Aug 197'1, Lubbock, TX. died same day, same place. 3. Shannon Laurett Wilson, twin, b 14 Aug 1971, Lubbock Osteopathic Hosp., Lubbock; md (1) 05 Jan 1990, Levelland, TX, to Johathan Lee Ellison (b '10 Apr 1969, San Antonio TX, son of Jackie Ellison and Catherine Smath). They had 1 child: a. Shawadi Nichole Ellison, b 14 Jan 1991. Shannon md (2)Aug 1992, Abernathy, TX, to MichaelWayne Givens (b Aug 1969, Abemathy); md (3) 1993, Lubbock, to Kevin Dale West (b 05 June '1969, Lubbock). They had I childi b. Kinsey Georgett Ellison, b 03 Feb 1994. - 19-

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Shannon md 04 Jan 1996, OK, to Joe Vance Beggs (b 05 Apr 1966, Mt. Pleasant, TX) Patricia Ann md (2)1978. Brownwood, TX, to Lany Lynn Allen (b 18 Mar 1946, Brownwood, TX); md (3) 1979, Lubbock, to Drew Jack Phillips (b 1953). They had 1 child: Drewwas adopted as a smallchid along with two other srblings, Richard and Clare 4. Marissa ChantelWilson, b 22 May 1981, South Park Hosp., Lubbock, TX. Patricia Ann md (4) 1983, Lubbock, to Clenan Vaughn Siler (b 1953, co). c. Cathy Diane lvlills, b 07 Dec 1953, Corpus Christi, TX; md (1) 1970, Lubbock, to Dwight Eugene Holloway (b 1951), s/o of Dayton Holloway and Betty Sanders. They had 1 childi Cathy is 5'3' tall and a lefty She has blonde harr and brown eyes A good cook and loves growing plants. Very outgoing as a chiLd Very ndependeni as a grownup 1. Sheila Diane Holloway, b 21 Sep 1971, Lubbock, TX, md 24 Dec 1994, Dallas, TX, to Jessie Wayne Ramon (b Apr 1969). Theyhadlchild: a. Ashton Danielle Ramon, b 28 Dec 1996. Cathy md (2) 24 Nov 1976, Lubbock TX to Tery Lee Field (b 26 June 1955, Hobbs, Nir). They had 3 children 2. Joshua Brandon Field, b 10 Feb 1977, Lubbock; md 24 Oct 1999, Denton, TX, to Chrystal Kay Smith (b 24 Nov '1978, Ft. Worth, TX). They had 1 child: a. Ethan Gray Field, b 23 Feb 2000. 3.. Baby Boy Field, b 1978. 4. Hollie Gabrielle Fietd. b 18 Feb 1980. d. Terri Lynn Mills, b 18 Dec 1955, Brownwood, TX; md 1974, Winters, TX, to Terry Lee Goetz (b Mar'195'1, Tyler TX). They had 2 children Terri s 5'5' tai with dark blonde hair and gray eyes She rs a perfeclionist when rt comes io her acrylc paintrng. She is very family oriented and a good mother. Short{empered and a cleaFcut person. 1. Christopher MichaelGoetz, b07 Oct 1974, SanAngelo, TX; md (1) 1996, CA, to Regina Raditi md (2) 22 July 1998, Seward, AK, to Dana lvarie Bellani (b 13 Sep 1968, Cudahay, CA), daughter of Robert Bellani and Sandra Ferguson). They had 1 child: a. Skylar Leigh Goetz, b 01 May2000. 2. Ashley Paul Goetz, b 30 May 1978, Ballinger TX; md 18 [/ar 2000, Ballinger, to Dawn Sheree Faircloth. e Davied Powell Mills, b 14 Sep 1957, Brownwood, TXt md 1978, Winters, TX, to Tamara Lee Crockett (b 30 Oct 1957. daughter of Jack Crockett and Patsy Sackett). They had 2 children: Davred is 5'9' tall with dark brown har and brown eyes Slighi built but brawny (dynam te comes in smal packages) Avery interestrng person Knows someih ng about almosi every.thing. Loves archaology and working wth lndian artifacis 1. Crockett Aston Mills, b 27 Aug 1979, Abilene, TX. 2. Robin Aubrey Mills, b 27 [Iar 1981, Abilene, TX; md 1998, San Antonio, TX, to Randy Goodale They had '1 child a. Austin Crockett Goodale, b 01 Sep 1999. -20- I

The Family of [,liles Solomon Holaway and Jane M Will Cash, Cont'd.

2. Billie Fay Kinsey, b 03 Nov '1932, Dallas, TX; md 1947, Brownwood, TX, to Robert Ead Miller (b 11 Mar'1921, Burkett, TX). They had 4 children: Barbara Fay, Vivian Lennett, Robert Randall, and Edward Earl [Iiller. Blllie Fay is 5'6" tall with auburn hair and brown eyes A very outgo ng person Loved quilt ng, sewing col ecling dolls, and "Bingo' a. Barbara Fay l\4iller, b 17lvay 1948, Brownwood, TX; md (1) to Harvey Cunie; md (2) 1965, Houston, TX, to Phillip Andrew Nettuno. They had 3 children: 1 . Yolanda Annette Nettuno, b 22 Nov 1966, Houston, TXi md 27 Mar 1987, Houston, to Dean Fitzgerald Cowart (b 05 Mar 1964). They had 2 children: a. Kelton Dean Cowart, b 18 SeP 1989. b. Kale Fitzgerald Cowart, b Aug 1993. 2. l,Iark Andrew Nettuno, b 14Aug 1969, Houston; md12Feb1989, Houston, to Jacquelin Kay Covvart They had 1 child: a. Morgan Kay Nettuno, b 25 Mar 1996. 3. Craig Anthony Nettuno, b 02 Nov '197'1, Houston; md 14 Dec 1993, Houston, to Rachelle Leigh lriller (b 22 Jan 1969, Lufkin, TX. They had 2 children: a. Ashton Leigh Nettuno, b 25 Aug 1995, Houston; d 13 Oct 1995, Houston. b. Britleigh Nichole Nettuno, b 01 Aug 1998. b. Vivian Lennett Miller, b 17 Nov '1951; md (1) 1972, Houston, TX, to Andrew Calvin Shirley; md (2) 1975, Houston, TX, to Jim l\rcDermitt. c. Robert Randall Miller, b 09 Sep 1955; md (1)to Cheryl Beasley; md (2) 1985, Houston,Tx, to Mary Ann Golbinec (b 1957). Theyhad2 children: 1. Kinsey l\,larie Miller, b 28 Aug 1986. 2. Barbara Ann Miller, b 16 Dec 1989. d. Edward Earl lriller, b 22 Jan 1957; md 1983, Houston, TX, to Rebecca Ann O'Fanell (b 1958, SC). They had 2 children: '1 '1. Megan Elaine lriller, b 1 Nov 1984. 2. Kyle Edward lriller, b 15 Feb1988. 3. Mary Frances Kinsey, b 14 Feb 1934, San Antonio, TXi md (1)to Edward Loyd Beard (b 17 May 1931)i md (2)'1949, to Eual Lavem Harden (b 18 Dec 1929, FL; d '10 Dec 1976, FL). They had 5 children Stanley Laverne, Johnny Ray, Linda Gail, Joel Dee, and Brenda Ann Harden. Frances rs 5'5'tallwith biack hair and dark brown eyes Ca led B ack Eyed Susan ' Afraid of storms and mad dogs. Loved Hank Williams (a very good dancer) a. Stanley Laverne Harden, b 15 Nov 1950; md 09 Sep 1967, to Patricia Darlene Waldron (b 04 Aug 1949). They had 4 children: '1. Shayne Denise Harden, b 21 Mar 1968; md 13 Nov '1992, to RobertAnthony Lopez. They had 1 child: a. Courtney Danielle Lopez, b 01 Aug 1994. 2. Tracy Lynn Harden, b 25 Jan 1970; md 17 Apr 1992, to Marcus Kennith Maynard. They had 1 child: a. Brant Austin Maynard b02Jan1993. 3. Stanley Laverne Harden ll, b 27 Apr 1971; md 05 Dec 1992, to Deanne Marie Crane. They had 1 child: a. Stanley Laveme Harden lll, b 30 Sep 1993. 4 Tommy Michael Harden, b 27 July 1974; md 28 June 1998, to Jennifer Lynn Blaney,. They had 1 child: The Family of Miles Solomon Holaway and Jane M. Wlll Cash, Cont'd.

a. Savin Trid Harden, b 01 May 1999. b. Johnny Ray Harden, b 10lrar'1952; md Janet Bonnam. They had 4 children: 1. Rebecca Ann Harden 2. irichael Lee Harden. 3. Joshua Levi Harden. 4. Shiloh Jude Harden. c. Linda Gail Harden, b 26 Jul 1953; md Lawrence William Johnson. They had 3 children: 1. irandy Lynn Johnson. 2. Shannon Lynn Johnson. 3. l\ratthew Wayne Johnson. d. Joel Dee Harden, b 12 Dec 1956; md Tracy Lynn Carter. They had 4 children: 1. Jody Lynn Harden. 2 Travis Lee Harder 3. Brandon Lavern Harden. 4. Dustin Joe Harden. e. Brenda Ann Harden, b 14 June 1958; md Charles Lewis O'Cain. 4. Paul Franklin "Bud" Kinsey, b 23 l\rar 1936, San Antonio, TX; md '1956, to Lois Jo Wright (b 19 Oct 1939, Tipton, OK, daughter of Paul Wright and Florence Wright). They had 2 children: Budwasasmallman approx mately 5'5" tal wiih brown halr and eyes Loves old cars Played footbal n school Has a funny little laugh and has nicknames lor all his sisters a. Ricky Dale Kinsey. b 23 Jan 1957. Lubbock. TX; mdTinaKim Edwards. They had 2 children: 1. Paul Bntton Kinsey, b 1979, Big Springs TX; md 25 Sep 1999, Big Springs, to Brandy Michelle Vess 2. Billy Lynn Kinsey, b 1983. b. Terry Lynn Kinsey, b 16 Dec 1959. Lubbock md Susan Jill Hardin They had one child: '1. Wesley PaulWright Kinsey. b 1992. 5. Mildred Kinsey, b 31 Aug 1938, Cordova Ben, TX, md (1)to Edwin McPeak. They had 4 children. She md (2) to Jeny G. Thomas. M ldred is 56' tallwith auburn hair and gray eyes A very artrst c person Very ndependeni and eccentnc a. Billie Dawn McPeak, b 29 Apr 1955, Floydada, TX; md (1) to Festus Williams. They had 1 child: 1 David Edwin zebulon Williams. Bitlie md {2) to --- lvlassey. They had 1 child: 2 Christopher Michael l\,Iassey. b. Michael Edwin lrcPeak, b 09 July '1958, Floydada, TX; d 04 NIay 1959, Floydada. c. Susan l\,4ichelle McPeak, b 13 Sep '1959, Lockney, TX; md (1) --- Koenig. They had 1 child: 1 Kenneth lsiah Koenig Susan md ((2)--- Pellizzai. They had 1 child: 2 kacey Matia Pellzzai SLrsan md (3) Jrm ----. -22- \i

The Family of Miles Solomon Holaway and Jane lvl. Will Cash, Cont'd.

d. Paula Elaine McPeak, b 15 lray 1967, Slaton, TX; md Anthony Figereno. 6. l\rlyrtle Roseland Kinsey, b 23 June 1940, Granbury, TX md 09 June 1955, Clovis, NM, to Buddy Jasper Britton (b 1937, Weatherford,Tx). They had 5 children: Roseis5'6'tallwithblondeharandbrowneyes A very meek but dominant person, Loves beautiui things Collects glassware, cocks, angels, etc An excelleni moiherand wile a. Brenda Sue Britton, b 14 Sep 1959, Lubbock, TX; nd (1) 1972, Lubbock, TX, to David Lynn Brooks. They had 2 children: 'l Tosha Deshan Brooks, b 15 Aug 1973; md Ronnie Rene l\roralez They had 2 children: a. lrorgan Rene Moralez, b 20 Sep 1993. b. lratthew Ryan Moralez, b 21 Sep 1995. 2. Amy Lynn Brooks, b 10 May't976; md Nickolas Debusk Holmes. They had 1 child: a. Brenden Alexander Holmes, b 11 Apr 1999. Brenda md (2) 1982, Farmington, NM, to Kenneth l,ilelvin Brewer. They had 1 child: 3. Nathan Uriah Brewer, b 15 Aug 1983. Brenda md (3) 1985, Farmington, NM, to Arthur William McCrory. b. Teresa Ann Britton, b 17 Sep 1960, Lubbock; md 1979, to Randy Kenneth Holman. They had 3 children: 1. Hollie Deshan Holman, b 05 Oct 1980. 2. Hayley Deray Holman, b 01 Feb 1984. 3. Britton Kenneth Holman, b 24 Nov 1990. c. Bonnie Georgette Britton, b 13 Apr '1961, Lubbock TX; md (1) Jimmy Rix Bush; md (2) [richael Dale Pettyjohn; md (3)29 Ap|l978, to Randy Hughes Bethune. They had 2 children: 1. Randy Hughes Bethune Jr., b 08 Dec 1978. 2. Amanda Gayle Bethune, b 24 July 1980; md Jerry Benson Boswell ll. They had 2 children: a. Jeny Benson Boswell lll, b 19 July 1996. b. Jesse James Hughes Boswell, b 15 Aug '1999. d. Jessica Dianna Britton, b 25 Feb 1963; md, Farmington, NlV, to Johnathan Eugene Moberg. They had 3 childreni 1. Elizabeth Rose Moberg, b 10 Oct 1983. 2. lvory Ann liloberg, b 07 Aug 1986. 3. Johnathan David l\roberg, b 30 July 1997. e. Buddy Jasper Britton Jr., b 19 Sep 1969, Lubbock, TX; md 17 Feb 1992, to Lavanda Rachell Holman (1972). They had 2 children: 1. Kinsey Rachelle Britton, b 06 May 1993. 2. Kiera Brca Britton. 02 Jan 1998. 7 Virginia Ann Kinsey, b 10 Nov 1942, Grandbury, TX; md (1)1957, to Dale Owens; md (2), 1959, Lubbock, TX, to Gary Stanley Berry (b 20 Feb 1936, Northfield, TX, son ofJohn Berry and Edith Booth) They had 5 children: Faith Deeann, Leslie Denice, Stacie Lee, Gary Stanley, and Tommy James Berry. -23-./

The Family of Miles Solomon Holaway and Jane M. Will Cash, Cont'd.

Virgin a is 5'4" iall with brown hair and dark brown eyes. A very outgo ng, bui latd-back person Very family oriented Scared of slorms and dogs Loves ch ckens ike her mother Country mus c fan Antiques afd pretiies a. Faith Deeann Berry, b 30 lray'1960, Littlefield, TX; md (1) 1979, Lubbock, TX, to ------. They had 1 child: 1. Beth Deeann Berry, b 1980, Lubbock; md 04Apr1998, Corpus Christi, TX, to Jimmy Dwain Jones. They had 3 children: a. Timothy l\richaelJones, b 1997. b. Cody Dwain Jones, b 03 Oct 1998. c. Justin Ryan Jones, b 21 Nov 1999. Faith md (2) 1982, to Dwain Dale Reams; she md (3) 1984, to Gregory Loggins. Ihey had 1 child: 2. Jarret Matthew Berry, b 1989 Faith md (4)1988, Lubbock, to ---- :-- b. Leslie Denise Berry, b31 Aug 1961, Littlefield; md ('1)'1979, to------They had 1 child: 1 Jeremiah S6ott Berry, b 1980. Leslie md (2) 198'1, Lubbock, to Alburn ConnorAdams. Theyhad2 children; 2. Aaron Stephen Adams, b 1982. 3. Caleb SamuelAdams, b '1984. Leslie md (3) 1985, to RickAlexander; md (4) 1986, to Cletus Kevrn lrlbeck; md (5) 1988, to Kevin Thompsoni md (6) 1992, to David Vincent. c. Stacie Lee Berry, b 31 Aug 1963, Littlefield; md (1) Jerry Davis; md (2)Asad Afshar. They had 3 children. 1. Amber NigerAfshar, b 1987. 2. Beijan Nathan Afshar, b 1988. 3. Daryosh Zachariah Afshar, b '1990. Stacie md (3) Parnell Bradley. They had 1 child: 4 TylerAustin Bradley, b 1993. d. Gary Stanley Berry, b 08 Feb '1966, Lubbock, TX, md (1) 1984, to Leslie Jo Warren; md (2) 1985, to Fara Hill. They had 1 child: 1. Samantha Lynn Schauer, b 1985. Gary md (3) 1988, Lubbock, to Deseree Peacock. They had 3 children: 2. Amber Dawn Peacock Berry b 1985. 3. Candice Nicole Berry, b 1989 4. Ashley Erin Berry, b 1990. Gary md (4) 15 NIar 1997, Pepe, TX, to Caroline Elizabeth Franklin. They had 'l child: 5. Drew Anthony Berry, b 1997. e. Tommy James Berry, b 21 July 1971, Slaton, TX; md (1) 1990. Lubbock, to Kimberly Lee Garza. They had 2 children. 1. Micah James Berry, b 1991. 2. Jacob Ryan Berry, b 1994. Tommy md (2) 1998, Lubbock, to Julia Penny They had I child: 3. Zak Thomas Berry, b 1999. -24-

The Famiry of Miles Solomon Holaway and Jane M. Will Cash, Cont'd.

8. Dudley Kinsey, b 08 Dec 1943, Brownwood, TX; md Olga Olivia Sepeda Macko, daughter of Frank Sepeda and Otila Patricia -----.They had 3 children: Dudley is 5'10" tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Has the baiding nait. Played football and loves woodwork ng Loves to trave a. Cynthia Ann Macko Kinsey, b 1964. b. Richard Frank Kinsey, b 1968. c. Laura Lynn Kinsey, b 1972; md John Leland Simeon. They had 2 children: 1. Justice Alexander Simeon, b 1994. 2. Ashton Bailey Simeon, b '1997. Susie Graves and L. Richardson had 3 children 9. Danny Daniel Kinsey, b1946. 10. Robby Lee Kinsey, b 20 May 1949, Brownwood, TX; md 1968, Brownwood, TX, to Brenda Kay Long. They had 3 children: a. Patricia Ann Kinsey, b 1969, Brownwood, TX; d 1969, Brownwood,Tx b. Virginia Kay Kinsey, b 14 Oct 1970. c. Tommy Lee Kinsey, b 24 4pt 1973. 11. Ella May Kinsey, b 28 Jan 195'1, Brownwood, TX; md 1965, Brownwood, TX, to Billy Ray Burkett. They had 4 children. a. Chnsti Louise Burkett, b 03 May 1966, Brownwood, TX; md 1989, Brownwood, to Larry Hart. They had 2 children. 1. Brandy Nichole Hart, b 1990. 2. Taylor Hart, b '1991. b. Donnie Ray Burkett, b 13 Aug '1969 c. Billy Joe Burkett, b 15 Oct 1973. d. James Gaylon Burkett, b 09 Dec'!974. Susie Graves and John Gowin had 3 children: 12. Donna Darlene Gowin, b '16 July 1954, Brownwood, IXi md ('1), 1971, Brownwood, TX, to David Jones. They had 3 children. a. Scotty Lynn Jones, b 27 Dec 1972. b. Brian Lee Jones, b 15 June 1976. c Jonathan Ray Jones, b23Feb 1978. Donna md (2), 1981, Brownwood, TX.to------lchild: a. Cory Allen Jones, b 18 July 1982. 13. Johnny Dale Gowin, b 25 Sep 1955, Brownwood, TX; md 1976, Brownwood, TX, to Teresa Ann Benson (b 08 Dec'1957). They had 3 children: a. Jennifer Rose Gowin, b 12 Sep '1977. b. Justin Paul Gowin, b 06 May 1979. c. John Anthony Gowin, b 16 Sep 1981. 14. Susie Ann Gowin, b 31 Oct 1957, Brownwood, TX; md to Cliff Tucker. They had 3 children: a. Stacy Denrce Tucker. b. Shane Tucker. c. Joshua Tucker. The Family of [Iiles Solomon Holaway and Jane M. Will Cash, Cont'd.

l. Velma Lorene Graves, b 27 Jan 1916 Bolton, Bell Co., TX.; md 11 Apr 1931, BellCo., TX, to Wayne Lorenzo Owens (b 09 Jan 1910). 4 children: 1. Son Owens, b 12 Jan 1933. 2. lra Willi€m Owens, b 14 Mar'1934. 3. Daneli David Owens. b 30 Dec 1936. 4 Daughter Owens. J. Henry Grady Graves, b 1918. K. Myrtle Horton Graves, b 1919. L Hoyle Wrlliams Graves. b 1923. 2. Garfield Morgan, b Feb '1884, AL; md Fannie --- 3. Ophelia l\4organ, b Apr 1889, AL. 4. Carrie C. llorgan, b July 1890, AL. 5. G. Bessie Morgan, b Sep 1892, TX. 6. Willie A. Morgan. b Oct 1894. TX. 7. Meridian M. lvlorgan, b Dec 1896, TX. d. William A. Holoway, b 1854, Canoll Co., GA.

[Ihis article will he continued in the next Quarterly with the second child of Miles Solomon Holloway, Elizabeth Catherioe Holloway and her two husbands, John Davis and Solomon S. Carter]

We are grateful to our member Jim T. Thornton, Ranburne, AL , who located the Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church, Carroll Co., minutes. This Church was formed in 1844 and closed in 1989. Due to the diligence of Mr. Thornton and the generosity of l\,1r. Alton Robinson, we are now publishing a genealogical abstraction of these minutes which will cover the first two books of a four-book collection. The full collection is at the Special Collections Room at the State University of West Georgia, Carrollton

BETHLEHEM PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH (Continued from the Winter 2000 Quarterly

1898 22 Feb - Preferred a charge against Brother J. T. Billgare for endassing(?) Sunday School. 23 Jul - Received R. C. lvlerrell and J. lr. Smath on an experience of grace and Nrlrs. Ella Yates by ietter. 24 Sep - Unanimously chose Elder E Phillips as moderator for the ensuing year and J. B. Ayers as Clerk. 25 Nov - Elder E. Phillips said he would do the best he could as Pastor for the year. 1899 25 Feb - Granted Brother J. M. Smith letter of dismission to some other Branch of the Church. 22 Apr - By motion the Church took up a matter that was between O. H. Hurstan and the estate of Brother James Ward the deceased and by motion preferred charges against him for the same and diverse other reasons and for dishonest dealings with Elder G. W. Burson. -26- I l\rinutes of the Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church, Cont'd.

26 Aug - Heard an account from J. B. Ayers for intoxication and forgave him for the same. By motion agreed to build a small house for worship and chose Brother G. W. Burson, G. Ware and S. W. lvlaxwell as building committee. 21 Oct-CalledonE Phillips to give an answer in regard to serving as pastor for the ensuing year and he said that he could. Granted Brother J. T. and wife Janie Billgare a letter of dismission because they joined some other Branch of the Church. 1900 26 Apr - By motion ordered the building committee to sell the old Church House and put the proceeds in the building funds of the new house. 21 Jul- Received E. E. Thornton by his relating an experience of grace. 29 Aug - Preferred a charge against Emma Hosey for depaning from the faith and by motion withdrew membership from her. 22 Sep - Chose Brother G. W. Burson as pastor for the ensuing year. Read a letter from Tallapoosa Church calling for the ministerial services of G. W. Burson and the ordination of J C. Mccarrity to the ministery. By motion it was granted. 22 Ocl- G- W. Burson agreed to be our pastor. 't 901 26 Jan - Granted Sister Ella Yates a letter of dismission as she joined some other Baanch of the church of the same faith 25 May - Liberated J B. Ayers to exercise the gift we believe him to have in any place his mind may direct. 24 Aug - Took up a matter of difference between E. Phillips of Poplar Springs and HaNey Hester of Hillerbatchy and appointed a committee to serue Poplar Springs with a letter of complaint charging E. Phillips with unfaithfulnes. 21 Sep - Granted Elder G. W. Burson a letter of dismission as he has joined another church of the same faith and order. Chose Elder T A Cook as the pastor for the ensuing year. 26 Oct - Granted Oscar Thornton a letter of dismission as he has ioined another church of the same faith and order. 23 Nov - Elder Cook agreed to be a pastor 1902 22 lvlar - Received Brother J P Copeland by letter 26 Apr- Received Brother H. J Lester and wife Sister Lucy Lester by leltter. 26 Jul - Received J C. Brock by his relating an experience of grace. 27Sep- Received Brother J H Mclain andwifeJ. J. Mclain by letter. Chose Elder T. A. Cook for our pastor and J. B. Ayers as clerk for the ensuing year. 25 Oct - Brother T. A. Cook said he would do the best he could as pastor. 22 Nov - Granted Sister S E. Hand a letter of dismrssion as she has joined a Branch of the church of the same faith and order. 1903 29 Jan - Received Brother J M. Stillwell by letter. 21 Feb - Received Sisters Rocksey Willams and Sarah Smith by letter. 21 Mar - Granted Brother S. W. Maxwell letter of dismission as he has joined another Branch of the church 25 May - Granted Brother L J. Beck a letter of dismission 27 Jun - Received a letter from Concord Church asking us to send three of our members to help settle a question of non-fellowship. Request gEnted. -27 -

Minutes of the Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church, Cont'd.

3 Oct - Chose Brother Joe Hughen as moderator for the ensuing year. I Oct - Elected Brother H. J. Lester to act as moderator and J. B Ayers as clerk. 26 Dec - Preferred a charge against Brother W. W. lvaxwell for public drunkedness and fornication and by motion withdrew membership from him. Chose Brother Cook as pastor for the ensuing year. Placed Church property in the hands of Brother W. M. Overton. lThese minutes will be continued in the next Quanedy. Abstracted by Shirley Gardner]

ITEMS OF GENEALOGICAL INTEREST. CARROLL COUNry TI[IES Continued from the Winter 2000 Quarteriy 26 Jan 1883 Mr. J. T. Steet, one of Morgan county's best citizens, has moved to our town. Our young friend, J. L Bass, has secured a position with Messrs Patterson, Henry & Co., grocerymen of Louisville, Ky. We again have to record the death of another little child, infant baby of Mr. and l\,4rs. J. Y Blaylock. an invar'd ror a long time Died on the 20th inst., little David Murphy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Croft, aged eleven months and fourteen days ...Their first child, a beautiful little girl, died a little over a year 49o..... BUFFALO - Prof. W. W. Gnffin left a few days ago for Fairburn, where he engages in teaching. Miss Eva Strickland of Senoia is teaching at Perryville academy this year. Uncle Peter Micheal has sold his plantation to a Mr Copeland of Coweta and moved up in the Ninth District. STRIPLING'S CHAPEL - Mr. Marlin Crider opened a school at Mt. Pleasant last lronday week. lvlr George Chambers of lndiana is visiting his fathe/s family in this community. l\.4r. C. was in the late war and after the surrender he remained in that state where he married and has never visited his father's family until now. Mr. R. J. Williams, formerly of this county, but late of Arkansas, is visiting relatives in this community. Married at the residence of the bride's father, on the 16th of January, by Rev. J. M. Griffin, Mr W. J Bryani to Miss L. L. l-ruggins

2 Feb 1883 lrr Wm. Beall is having his residence on Cedar street painted, which will add considerably to its appearance. Dr J. W. Hallum has qu( the drugsiore and returned to the practice of medicine. His office is in Turner & Chambers' storehouse. Our young friend, Mack Brown, who has been traveling for Fuller & Son, of Atlanta is now staying wlth B. F. Burns, having quit Fuller & Son on account of trade being so very dull. M Daniei Jones, an old and highly respectable citizen of the Kansas district, one of the pioneer settlers of Carroll, and who is well known to many of our readers, was stricken with paralysis on the 1oth Nov. last, and has been confined to his bed ever since in an entirely helpless condrtion. Mr lvartin Roop died recently. He was a member of the Baptist church, and leaves a wife and children.... Messrs. Rhudy & Spurlock are having their store front painted. -)a- v

Carroll County Times, Cont'd.

Mrs. M. A. Urquhardt is confined to her bed with a severe spell of neuralgia. The following are names of those living on the lower Jacksonville road, their occupation, the number of lots they own, the original land and Militia Districts and the distance they live from Carrollton- commencing at the incorporation line:

NAME OCCUPATION LOT NO, LAND I,ILITIA DISTANCE DIST, DIST. FROM CRLTN IN MILES

J.[r.B.Kelly clerk, superior 130 Tenth 714th G.M. 112 court N.J.Chandler farmer 131 1 G.F Cheney " 132 2 Handley's Bridge on Tallapoosa River 2 J.R.Handley farmer 133 2 1t2 John Handley " Jr. Mrs. Omry " 134 Stamps C.M.Carter " 134 ,3 John Wyatt ' 155 " 3112 Bridge on Buck Creek 3 C.T.Wilson farmer 155 " 31t2 Williams Steam Sawmill & 154 Cotton Gin Rink Handley farmer 154 1s4 & 167 "4 New Hope Ml. P. Church 154 D.J.Moore farmer 154 B M Bonner " 153 ",5 4112 R.W.Ballard " 168 & 185 W.H Baker farmer & 185 Turkey 5 wagon maker Creek Christian Church 5 J.T.Fullilove farmer 1A4 '5 1a4 " 51/4 John Tillery "&minister 184 & 169 ",6 51/2 J.R.Garrett " & millright 170 Wm Crumby farmer 1A2 " 6 3t4 Geo Crumby " 1A2 "7 Mrs. E. M. 205 "a Roberson

CURTIS - NIr. R. A. Herrin living near Sand Hill will move his sawmill near this place at an early day. The Postmaster General has established a new post office at the residence of Mr. J. l\,1. Mclendon by the name of Emily. Mrs. Emily Mclendon is Postmistress. Mr. John S. Roberson of this community has gone into the sewing machine business. -29- /

Carroll County Times, Cont'd.

WHITESBURG - Nlarned at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. W. G. House, on Jan. 18th, by Rev. Hanison Jones, l\4r. Joseph Hyde of Coweta county to lvliss Emma House of Carroll county. Mr. T. Sanford Roberts has gone to his fathe/s in Campbell county.

I Feb 1883 Hymeneal - At the residence of the bride's father, Elder John Tillery officiating, Mr. D. B. Cughlar to Miss Alice Wilson, on the 24th of January. l\4r. B. F. Cotton started to Hawkensville last Wednesday to take charge of the Singer l\rachine office at that place. Mr. L. C. Mandeville is having lumber laid down in the rear of his storehouse for the purpose of building a warehouse. Hon. W. W. Merrell has been in qulte feeble health for several weeks past. He has been confined to his bed for the last two weeks with Scentic Rheumatism.

Notice - All persons a.e notified not to employ Shelton Bassett, colored, as I have him employed under a written contract, duly witnessed, for six months, and his time will not expire before June or July 1883 -- John H. Marchman WHITESBURG - [Iarried at the residence of the bride's father, Maj. William Bailey, late of Jackson, Butts county, Ga., but now a citizen of Whitesburg, on February 1st, at 6 o'clock p.m. by Rev. W. H. Speer, Mr. Robert A. Woodward of Jackson to l\riss l\rary Bailey of Whitesburg..... KANSAS - Mr W. M. Holcombe has got moved in his new house and commenced clearing his new ground. Mr J. P. Reid has cleared about ten acres. [rr. E. F. Shell has cleared 5 or 6 acres There are several newcomers, two at Rev. J. M. D. Stallings', both boys. There have been six weddings, Mr. Franklin Aldredge to Miss Amanda Fillmon, and Mr. Robert Holcombe to Miss Nlargaret Watson, and Mr Davis Howard to Miss Ellie Reid, T. G. Harper Esq. officiating, and a Mr. Allen to Miss Dempsey, Mr. John Hardman to Miss Almira Bailey. SAND HILL - Sand Hill (Old Carrollton) is 7 miles from Canollton and 10 ffom Villa Rica. Some of the residents, the distance from here, and amount of land are -- Hon J. W. Carroll 40 acres 112 rnile J. A. F. Brown, blacksmith 90 acres J. T Nichols. farmer 50 acres James Upshaw 257 J. T Bedingfield 1A2 l mile C H Dyer 113 114 mile T. A. Jordan 1360 1 mile S. C. Dickson 340 1/4 mile Capt. T. M. Kelly 't50 1 mile C lvl. Doster 69 1/4 mile Mrs. Nichols 150 112 mile M. W. Upshaw 44 J lvl Hamrick 502 There are 5 churches in 2 miles of here, 4 schools, 3 blacksmith shops, 3 guano agents, 3 merchants, 3 doctors, and 2 preachers And in one mile of this point there are 35 lamilies, 140 children, 29 mules, 14 horses, '116 cows, 285 hogs, 30 sheep, 3 goats, and 2 bachelors. and lots of pretty girls. -30- t/

Carroll County Times, Cont'd.

16 Feb 1883 Mr. l. B. Perdue on Cedar street is having his house painted. Dr. H. Watkins, one of our best citizens, has moved from town to his place an Heard county Departed this life Feb. 12 at 11 o'clock a m , Mrs. Nancy Agnes Camp, aged 69 years, 4 months, and 11 days. She had been the wife of S M. Camp 51 years, was the mother of 13 children, and 11 of them are livinq to mourn her loss with their aged father. She had been a constant member of the Primitive Baptist church for 37 years..... [These items will be continued in the next Quarterly. Abstracted by Shirley Gardner.]

FOCUS OF RESEARCH

BECK, CHAMBERS, SHIFLETT, STEWART YATES Larry Shiflett, 1082 School Rd , Griffin, GA 30223

[IcBURNETT THOMPSON lvlr. & lvlrs. J. L. Thompson Jr, 1610 West St Sylvester, GA 31791-753'1.

BARLOW, BURROW, CRAVEN, CRAWFORD, ENTREKEN, LEAK NICHOLS/ NICKLES, PARKER, Derek Badow, PO Box 2064, Clayton, GA 30525.

AYERS, BENTLEY, KILLGORE, WRAY. Elizabeth A. Page, 11232 County Rd 4090, Scurry, TX 75158.

BROOK, ROUTON, UPSHAW, Ted Brooke, 2055 Foster Dr, Cumming, GA 30040.

William ADAIIS & Sarah BLANKENSHIP. Absalom ADAIIS & Elizabeth REID, Zachariah ADA[rS & Catherine COLEIIAN. Gilbert E. ADAMS & Beulah ALIION. James E. Padget, 115 Cupit Close, Alpharetta, GA 30022.

CHANDLER, HAISTON, MCKLEROY, TIMIVIONS. Karen Spencer, 9805 Woodland NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112.

AYRES, CHASIAIN, DEWBERRY, JAIVIES ROWLAND, Alfred Turner,6501 Peacock Blvd., Vlorrow, GA 30260-2519

ALLEN, BAXTER, BROCK, BURNETT, COLE, FRIDDELL GADDY, GAY, HOWARD, IIOSTELLER, REID, SEWELL, THOIVAS, WATKINS, Kathy T. Brock PO Box 765, Temple, GA 30179

AKINS. BARLOW, BURROW, COLLINS CRAVEN, CRAWFORD, ENTREKIN, JOHNSON, LEAK, NICHOLS, PARKER. Clinton D. Barlow, PO Box 2064, Clayton, GA 30525. Focus of Research, Cont'd

AIKENS, BARTLETT, BEARDEN, CATES, COLEMAN, CONKLE COX, HART, HAWKINS, JOYNER, LINDLEY RAGSDALE, SHEFFIELD. Mrs. Elizabeth Conkle, 137 Canterberry Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117.

BEAVERS, BRAND CAMP, CASH, CRISWELL, CUMBY, HEIUBREE. KIRKLAND, NOLAN, PEEBLES, RICHARDSON, YANCY. Alice Jordan, 131 Hope Shirey Way, Newnan, GA 30263.

JONES WRIGHT, l\rary E. Byam G3342 luxedo Ave.. Flint, Ml 48507-3360

CHAMBERS . ALSTON, CALDWELL, BARR, GRIFFIIH, OWEN. HOUSTON, HURT, OSBORNE, ROBERTSON, RUDT)ER, BUFORD WINN, CRAIG, BANKS. HERRING, AYERS, FOWLER, MCWHORTER BARROW - HIGHT, TOLBERT, BIVINS THOMPSON, SIVITH, BURT, CASH, PLOTT, / WILLIAMS, H Ma.tin Chambers,3625 Keswick Dr. Chamblee, GA 30341-2005

,[TcLENDON, SPARKS, WHATLEY, WILLIAMS Nadine Stevenson 345 Tulip St., Faidield CA 94533-1534

DIAL, GODWIN, GORE, MCCAlN, PAYNE, POPE, POWELL, REDWINE, Elizabeth Dial, 1062 Old Draketown Tr., Temple, GA 30179-3103

BECK, BUCKELEW, GODWIN, JETER, IVIOORE, SINGLETARY, TRAI\,IMELL WlLSON, Rebecca Singletary. 177'1 Pack Creek Rd, Blue Ridge, GA 30513

Hiram BROWN, William A. D. BROWN, Micajah HARRIS, William K. KILGORE, William T SCoTT) Ga[islglllllH. Barbara Klaffke, 4030 York Rd., So Bend, lN 46614 [email protected]

[rary ALLEN, l.4aftha BENNETT, Allen BLAIR Charity FUGETT, Witlis HARTLEY, Mary HAWK, Susan HYDES, Daniel & Eliza JACOBS, Stephen G. IICCRAY, John William .' PITTS, Stephen WINKr ES. Shirley & Donald Steinback, 35'1 Pike Dr.,Corona, CA92A79-1044

BARROW, GILLEY, KING LEWALLEN, RAPER SIV]ITH STICHER Christopher G. Tanner, 2348 Sunderland Rd , Maitland, FL 32751-3609.

ALLGOOD, BRYCE/BRICE SAIVPSON, WAISON Mary Bryce Wilding, 13648 Gordonia Ct. Jacksonville, FL 32224

Ambrose CHANDLER, Miles & Solomon HOLLOWAY, Thomas & Hiram KING. A. D. Chandler, 2508 Co Rd 1242, Vinemont, AL 35179.

BUTLER, DRIVER, FELTI\,IAN, FREENi]AN, HURST. PAT(T)ILLO Carey L. Marsh 2148 lnyo Dr., Los Osos, CA 93402 -32-

Focus of Research, Cont'd.

William lr. (Macon or Mason) WRIGHT, son Asa Asbury WRIGHT of Bowdon, wife Louisa "Lucy" Sl\rlTH, and their son Abraham Lincoln WRIGHT who went to Louisiana Karen Wright Casey, 1302 Somercotes Lane, Channelview, TX ?7530-2224. kwcasey@earthlink. net lf you answer the followinq queries, please send us a copy of your answer.

QUERIES

JONES, STROUD, WRIGHT, Need parents and sibliings of William M WRIGHT, b 1783 lin VA, d 1863, Bowdon, GA, and wife, Winnie Ann JONES, b 1783, GA, d 1875, Bowdon, GA. Was William the son of Francis WRIGHT of VA and wife Lucy JONES (dau of Aaron JONES & Sarah STROUD)? Mary E Byam, G3342 Tuxedo Ave., Flint, Ml 48507-3360.

BARROW, SPRUILL, WORLEY Need information on Colombus "Lum" WORLEY. Lum was from Dahlonaga, GA, his family owning serveral gold and copper mines in North GA and TN. His grandfather and father sold or gave land for the US MINT in Dahlonaga. Later this site became North Georgia College. One WORLEY home still stands across the street from the College, and is now a Bed and Breakfast home. Had several mining claims in l\.4ontana but left there to come home to his sick father and to join the Confederate Army. He was Captain of an infantry company. After the war he married a Canoll Co. girl and moved to a farm between Canollton and Roopville. He was a deputy Sheriff of Carroll Co. at one time. He is buried in the Carrollton City Cementery. Have lots of info on the WORLEY family and would be glad to share it. I need info on what Lum did in Carroll Co. How did he die? Who are his descendants? Picture would be greatly appreciated He was a ggrandfather of Bonnie SPRUILL BARROW, my wife. Hugh W. Banow, 151'1 Thornebrooke Cir., Dalton, GA. 30720 [email protected]

CCGS 2001 MEMBERS as of 1 Feb 2001

1. AnneN.Allen, 112 Ora Circle, Warner Robins, GA 31088-3736 2. Mrs Sandra Allen, 160 E. Greenwood Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117. 3 Clinton Derek Barlow, P. O Box 2064, Clayton, GA 30525. 4. HughW. Barrow, l5ll Thornebrooke Cir., Dalton, GA 30720. 5 Edene C Boyd, 1539 Flat Rock Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180. 6 Kathy T.& Hiram Brock, PO Box 833, Temple, GA 30179. 7. Ted Brooke. 2055 Foster Dr., Cumming, GA 30040.-8549. 8. Randy Brooks, PO Box 1166, Orofino, lD 83544 9. Mary E. Byam, G-3342 Tuxedo Ave., Flint, lvll 48507-3360.. 10 Morgan V. Cantrell, 11186 Co. Rd 65, Roanoke, AL 36274. 11. Karen W. Casey, 1302 Somercotes Lane, Channelview, TX77530-2228 '12. Mrs. F. lvl. Chalker, 314 Dixie St., Carrollton, GA 30117. 13. Hugh lvartin Chambers, 3625 Keswick Dr., Chamblee, GA 30341-2005. -"-//

CCGS 2001 Members. Cont'd.

14. Sanford D. & Peggy Chambers.6279 County Rd. 5'1, Newell, AL 36270-4803. 15. A. D. Chandler, 2508 Co. Rd. 1242, Vinemont, AL 35179. 16. Billie C Cherry,6850 Old Bradford Rd., Pinson. AL 35126 17 Gwen Clay Chestnut, l35Cottage Hill Rd.. Carrollton, GA 30117.-6902 18. Patricia C. Cole, 1593 Millertown Rd., Temple, GA 30179-2906. 19. Chloe E. Conkle, 137 Canterbury Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117. 20. Kathryn P. Cook, 5522 Lansing Dr., Charlotte, NC 28270-5350. 21. Genevieve S. Cooksey, 927 Pleasant Ridge Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117-9331. 22. Clatice Cox,103 South St , Stewart House, Carrollton, GA 30'l'17 23. Carol Danow, 9181 Harris St., Thornton, CO 80229 24 Betty R devane, 1121 Rome St., Apt. '1003, Carrollton, GA 30117 -2259. 25. Ray & Liz Dial, 1062 Old Draketown Trail, Temple, GA 30179.-3103 26. Betty Cornbs Driver,740 Stripling Chapel Rd., Carrollton, GA 30116. 27. Shirley Gardner, 85 Greenwood Lane, Carrollton, GA 301 17. 28. Jerry W. Harper, 5420 Castle Bar Lane, Alexandria, VA 22315-5519 29. Guy M. Harrington,240 Oak Haven Ave., Macon, GA 31204-2926. 30. Monte & Kay Hart, '105 James St., Easley, SC 29642-1023 31. Mrs. Sarah B. Hogue,704 Ravenel Rd., Augusta, GA 30909-1836. 32 l\,lrs Glenn Hollingsworth, 2272 US 27 So., Carrollton, GA 30'1'17. 33. Ann Gayle lngram, 114 Hillcrest Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117. 34. Robert J. James, PO Box 726, Douglasville, GA 30133. 35. JamesA. Johnson, 1812 Crater Cir., Bossier City, L471112-4404. 36. Al;ce Jordan, 131 HopeShireyWay, Newnan, GA 30263. 37. Nancy l. Jotdan,4l4l Argonne Dr , Villa Rica. GA 30180. 38. Barbara Klaffke, 4030 York Rd., South Bend, lN 46614 39. Jean H. Kytle, 1'1814 Chase Weilesley, Apt#1417, Richmond, VA 23233. 40. Edna Lackey, 150 Cottage Lane#104 Ca,rollton, GA 30117. 41. Elizabeth Light, 508 Turner Ave SE, Apt218, Ft. Payne, A135967-1766. 42 Carcy L. Marsh, 2148 lnyo Dr., LosOsos, CA 93402 43. Jack & Helen lratthews, 2358 Carrollton-Villa Rica Hwy., Villa Rica, GA 30180-4903 44. George& Ruth McNinch,801 CollegeSt., Carrollton, GA30117 45. Sherryll Miles, 2554 w. Hwy 5, Whitesburg, GA 40185. 46. James E. Padgett, '115 Cupit Close, Alpharetta, GA 30022 47. Elizabeth A. Page, 11232 County Rd.4090, Scurry, TX75158-3120. 48. Betty Jo Parsons, 2085 Bowdon-Tyus Rd., Bowdon GA 30108. 49. Thomas Ir. Phillips 5227 Middleton Rd., San Diego, CA 92109. 50. Fay Nell Pitts, 106 Georgia St., l\.4ountain City, TN 37683. 51. lvlrs. Earline Powers, 1002 W. Hwy 78, Villa Rica, GA 30180. 52 Sam & Linda Pyle, 147'1 Mandeville Rd., Carrollton, GA 30'117-9360. 53. Teddy R. & Frances Randles, 155 River Valley Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117. 54 Mrs. Nell B. Riggs, 161 Starlight Dr., Rock Spring, GA 30739-9742. 55. Rebecca Brown Saunders, 2515 Frankford Ave., Panama Cily, FL 32405-2828. 56 Donald E. & Mary Lou Schmidt,7332 Rio Hondo Pl., Downey, CA 90241-2036. 57. D. C. & Betty Schultz, PO Box 165, Blairsville, GA 305'14. 58. Robert B. & Bonnie D.Sell, 14723 Calpella St, LaN,4irada, CA 90638-3002. 59 Harold & Betty Shackleford, 2441 Nancy Lane NE, Atlanta, GA 30345-1922. 60 Larry Shiflett, 1082 School Rd.. Griffin, GA 30223. -34- 'l

CCGS 2001 Members, Cont'd.

61. Kermit Smith, Box 338, l\4orrow, GA 30260. 62. Max Smith, 89 Lakemont Park Rd., Hickory, NC 28601-7861 63. Rebecca A. Singletary, 1771 Pack Creek Rd., Blue Ridge, GA 30513. 64. Karen Spencer, 9805 Woodland NE, Albuquerque, NlI87'112 65. Shirley A. Steinback, 351 Pike Dr., Corona, CA 92479-1044. 66. Nadine Stevenson, 345 Tulip St., Fairfield, CA 94533-1534 67. Chris Tanner, 2348 Sunderland Rd., Maitland, FL 32751-3609 68.. lrildred & Ray Taylor, 150 Cottage Lane #212, Carrollton, GA 30117 69. Gwen Thigpen,656 Queens Rd., Douglasville, GA 30135. 70.. Mr. &[rrs.J. L. Thompson Jr., 1610WestSt., Sylvester, GA31791-7531. 71. Robert & Barbara Yates Thorpe, Rt. 4, Box 190, Starke, FL 32091-9406 72. Alfred E. Tumer,6501 Peacock Blvd., lronow, GA 30260-2519. 73. Lee Wash, 90 Briarwood Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117. 74. June H. Wester, 133 Mountain Crest Dr., Canton, GA 30114-5161 75. Harold O. & Dorothy K. White, 3'135 N 18th St., Arlington, VA 2220'1. 76. lrary Bryce Wilding, 13648 Gordonia Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32224. 77. Nancy E. williams,701 Windgrove Rd., Marietta, GA 30067.-5663 78. [rrs. Reuben Word,805 Rome St., Canollton, GA 30117. 79. Mary Clyde Wright, 175WhitleyRd., Ocilla, GA 31774-4001. 80. N4r. &Mrs.Wm. H. Wright, 1760 Fairfax St., Petersburg, VA 23805-1649. 81. Mrs. Bemard Yales,818 Tyus Rd , Bowdon, GA 30108. 82. Mrs. Connie Yates, 1010 Windsor Trail Roswell, GA 30076 83. Allen Co. Pub Lib., Acquisitions-Periodicals, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, lN 46801-2270. 84. Atlanta-Fulton Pub. Lib. Ser/Sp Coll GA C22, 1 irargaret Mitchell Sq., Atlanta, GA 30303-1022. 85. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family History Library, Acquisitions- Serials, 35 N West lemple, Salt Lakje City, UT 84150. 86. Pub. Lib. of Cincinnati, Acquisitions Dept., 800 Vine St., Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009 87. Huntsville Pub. Lib., Heritage Rm, PO Box 443, Huntsville, AL 35804-0443. 88. State Hist. Soc. of Wisconsin, Acquisitions Sect., 816 State St., l\rladison, Wl 53706-'1488. 89. Washington Memorial Lib., Gen. & Hist. Rm., 1180 Washington Ave., l\,Iacon, GA 31201-'1794

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INDEX 2OO1 SPRING QUARTERLY

ADAMS 23 33 AIIKENS 31 ALDREDGE 29 ALLEN 3 19 29 30 AFSHAR 23 AKTNS 30 ALEXANDER 23 31 32(2) -35-

AL(L)GOOD 13 31 BRITTON 22 CRAWFORD 17 3O(2) GILLEY 31 ALMON 30 BROCK 26 30 32 CREEKI,4ORE 17 GtvlNs 18 ALSTON 31 BROoK(E)s 30(2) CRIDER 27 coDwtN 31(2) ANOERSON 3 BROOKS 22 32(2) CRISWELL 31 GOETZ 19 ASMORE 28 BROWN 27 29 31 CROCKETT 19 GOLBINEC 20 AUSTIN 4 BRYANT 27 CROFT 27 GOLDEN 14 AYERS 25 26(2) 27 BRYCE 11 12 15 31 CRUMBY 28 GOODALE 19 30 31 BUCKELEW 31 CUGHLAR 29 GORE 31 AYRES 30 BUFORD 31 CUMBY 31 GOW|N 18 24 BAILEY 29(2) BURKETT 24 CURRIE 2O GRAVES 16-18 24 25 BAKER 28 BURNETT 30 DADSON SEE DODSON GRTFFTN 27(2) BALLARD 28 BURNS 1O 27 DARROW 33 GRIFFITH 31 BANKS 31 BURROW 30(2) DASHER 9 GR|ZZARD 9 BARLOW 3o(2) 32 BURSON 25-26 DAVTS 12 23 25 HAISTON 30 BARNETT 1O BURT 31 DEIVPSEY 29 HALLUM 27 BARR 31 BUSH 22 DENNEY 5-11 HAN4RICK 29 BARROW 31 32(2) BUTLER 31 deVANE 2 3 33 HAND 26 BARTLETT 31 BYAM 31 32(2) DEWBERRY 30 HANDLEY 28 BASKIN 7 CALDWELL 31 D|AL 31 33 HARDEN 20 21 BASS 27 cAt\4P 30 31 DICKSON 29 HARDIN 21 BASSETT 29 CANTRELL 32 DODSON 16 HARDN4AN 29 BAUI,4GARDNER 17 CARROLL 29 DORSEY 20 HARPER 29 33 BAXTER 30 CARTELEGE 9 DOSTER 29 HARRINGTON 33 BEALL 27 CARTER 21 25 28 DREYER 6 HARRIS 31 BEARD 20 cASEY 32(2) DRIVER 31 33 HART 24 31 33 BEARDEN 3] CASH 15-25 31(2) DUDLEY 17 HARTER 3 BEASLEY 20 CATES 31 DUKE 8 HARTLEY 31 BEAVERS 31 CHALKER 32 DYER 23 HAWK 31 BECK26 30 31 oHATVBERS 27(2) 30 31 EDWARDS 9 21 HAWKINS 31 BEDINGFIELD 29 E]DSON 8 HEARD 13 BEENY 17 CHANDLER 28 30 31 ELLISON 18 HEMBREE 3,1 BEGGS 19 33(2) ENTREKEN 30 HENDERSON,lO BELLANI 19 CHASTAIN 30 ENTREKIN 4 30 HENRY 27 BENNETT 8 31 CHENEY 28 FAIRCLOTH 19 HERRTN(G) 28 31 BENSON 24 CHENNAULT 1O FANNIN 4 HESTER 26 BENTLEY 3O CHERRY 33 FELTN4EN 31 HIGHT 31 AERRY 22.23 CHESTNUT 33 FERGUSON 1S HILL 23 BETHUNE 22 CHRONISTER 15 FIELD(S) 14 19 HOGUE 33 BEVIS 1O COBB 14 FIGERERRO 22 HOLAWAY 15.25 BILLGARE 25 26 coLE 30 33 FILLMON 29 HOLCOTVBE 2S(2) ,10 BIVINS 31 COLEMAN 30 31 FLOYD HOLLINGSWORTH 33 BLAIR 31 COLLINS 9 30 FOWLER 31 HOLI\4AN 22 BLANEY 20 CONKLE 31 33 FOX 17 HOLMES 22 BLANKENSHIP 30 cooK 26 27 33 FRANKLIN 23 HOLOWAY 31 BLAYLOCK 27 COOKSEY 33 FREEN,IAN 3,1 HOSEY 26 BONO 16 COOLEY 16 FRIDDELL 30 HOUSE 29 BONNAM 21 COOPER 8 FUGETT 3,1 HOUSTON 31 BONNER 13 28 COPELAND 26 27 FULLER 27 HOWARD 29 3C BOAIP,22 COTHREN 18 FULLILOVE 28 HUGGINS 27 BOSWELL 22 COTTON 29 FULTON 12 HUGHEN 27 BOYD 3 32 COWARD 16 GADDY 3O HURST 31 BRADLEY 23 COWART 20 GARDNER 3 27 30 33 HURSTAN 25 BRAMLETT 16 cox 31 33 GARNER 11 1213 HURT 31 BRAND 31 CRAIG 31 GARRETT 1O 28 HYOE(S) 29 31 BREWER 22 CRANE 20 GARZA 23 INGLE E BRICE SEE BRYCE CRAVEN 30(2) GAY 30 INGRAN133 -36-

IRLBECK 23 lvlcwllllAft.4s '13 RIGGS 33 THOMPSON 23 30 31 JACOBS 31 I\4ERRELL 25 29 ROBERSON 28(2) JAI,IES 2 30 33 I\4ICHEAL 27 ROBERTS 29 THORNTON 25 26(2) JETER 31 [,,ILES 33 ROBERTSON 31 THORPE 34 JOHNSON 21 30 33 rvrLLER 20(2) ROBINSON 15 25 TICKNOR 4 JONES 13 23 24 27 29 L4|LLS 17 18 19 ROOKS 7 TILLERY 28 29 31 32 MOBERG 22 ROOP 27 TIMMONS 30 JORDAN 29 31 33(2) MOORE 6 't 1 28 31 ROOT 10 TOLBERT 31 JOYNER 31 MORALEZ 22 ROUTON 30 TOIVPSON 12 KEITH 10.11 MORGAN 16 25 ROWLAND 30 TRAMMELL 31 KELLY 28 29 MOSES 4 RUDDER 31 TUCKER 24 KENNEDY 1O MOSTELLER 3O SACKETT 19 TURNER 27 30 34 KrL(L)GORE 30 31 NASH 8 SAMPSON 1314 31 UPSHAW 29(2) 30 KiNG 31(2) NETTUNO 20 SANDERS 19 URQUHARDT 28 KTNSEY 17-18 20 2't-22 NrcHoLS 29(2) 30(2) SANFORD 8 VESS 21 24 NICKLES SEE NICHOLS SAUNDERS 33 VINCENT 23 KIRKLANO 31 NOLAN 31 SCHAUER 23 WADE 9 KLAFFKE 31 33 O'CAIN 21 scH[/tDT 33 WADSWORTH 4 KOENIG 21 O'FARRELL 2O SCHULTZ 33 WALDRON 20 KYTLE 3 33 oRR 11 1214 scotT 31 WARD 4 25 LACKEY 33 OSBORNE 31 SELL 3 33 WARE 26 LANEY 17 OVERTON 27 SEPEDA 24 WARREN 23 LANGFORD 15 owEN(s) 22 25 31 SEWELL 30 wAsH 3 5 34 LEAK 30(2) PADGETCD 30 33 SHACKLEFORD 33 WATKTNS 30(2) LEE6710 PAGE 30 33 SHADINGER 5,11 WATSON 13 14(2) 29 LESTER 26 27 PARKER 7 8 3O(2) SHARP(E) 1314 31 LEWALLEN 31 PARSONS 3 33 SHEFFIELO 31 WEST 18 LIGHT 33 PATCT)ILLO 31 SHELL 29 WESTER 34 LINDLEY 31 PATRICK 13 SHIFLETT 30 33 WHATLEY 31 LOFTIN 9 PATTERSON 9 27 SHIRLEY 20 WHITE 34 LOGGINS 23 PAYNE 31 SILER 19 wLDtNG 11-12 31 34 LONG 24 PEACOCK 23 stMEoN 24 WLKIE 8 LOPEZ 20 PEEBLES 31 SINGLETARY 31 34 wlltAtvs 20 21 26 27 MABRY 9 15 PELLIZZAI2l sf,4rTH 18 19 25(2) 26 30 31 34 MACKO 24 PENNY 23 31(2\ 32 34(2) WILLIAMSON 8 ,IMADDOX 3 PERDUE 30 SOX 3 wtLSoN 15 18-19 28 29 I,TANDEVILLE 29 PETTYJOHN 22 SPARKS 31 31 [,TARCHIVAN 29 PHtLLtPS 19 25-26 33 SPEER 29 WINKLES 31 T,4ARSH 31 33 PITTS 31 33 SPENCER 30 34 WINN 4 31 N4ART|N 9-10 PLOTT 31 SPRUILL 32 WOMACK 17 MASSEY 21 PONCELA 7 SPURLOCK 27 WOODWARD 2S MATHERS 17 POPE 31 STALLINGS 29 woRo 3 34 MATTHEWS 15 33 POWELL 31 STAMPS 28 WORLEY 1O 32 MMWELL 10 26 27 POWERS 33 STEET 27 WRAY 30 I\4AYNARO 20 PRESTON 16 STEINBACK 31 34 WRTGHT 21 31 32(2) N4cBURNETT 30 PROCTOR 17 STEVENSON 31 34 34(2) MCCAIN 31 PYLE 2 33 STEWART 30 WYATT 28 Iv4cCOLLUM'12 RADITI 19 STICHER 31 YANCY 31 MCCRAY 31 RAGSDALE 31 STILLWELL 26 YATES 6 25 26 30 34(2) N4cCRORY 22 RAI'ON 19 STOE 7 ALLEN CO PL 34 t4cDERlvllTT 20 RANDLES 33 STRICKLAND 27 ATL,FUL CO PL34 McGARRITY 26 RAPER 3,I STROUD 32 CINCNNATIPL34 McKLERoY 30 RAY 8 SULLIVAN 9 HUNTSVILLE PL 34 MCLAIN 26 REAMS 23 SWNDAL 7 LDS CHURCH 34 MCLENDON 28 31 REDWINE 31 TANNER 31 34 WASH [4El'4 LIB 34 [4cLEOD 4 REECE 1O TARIAL 1O wrsc HrsTsoc 34 IUclvllLLAN 8 REID 29 30(2) TAYLOR 8 34 ,12 tulcNlNCH 33 RHUDY 27 TEDFORD M'PEI\K 21-22 RTCHARDSON 17 18 24 THIGPEN 34 NTCWHORTER 3'l 31 THOI4AS 2'] 30