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The following collection of genealogical data has been made for gratuitous distribution among the kindred who represent the different families and for the preservation and perpetuation of an ancestry that is worthy of our respect, love" and admiration.

Many mistakes and imperfections will be found in Its pages. It is far short of the expectations and wishes of the undersigned, inasmuch as it has been impossible to trace our family line back to the date of their landing upon American shores, fly inability to find the Fewell ancestor who married E^lsa Colvin has been especially disappointing. This ancestor was a resident of Culpeper County, Va., about 1780, but the most careful and painstaking research has failed to disclose the name.

This great disappointment and others it is hoped will not destroy the value of the work, and in the future some descendant of our ancestors may be incited to take up the work and bring it to a more successful conclusion. This data is being closed in its imperfect state on account of the age and ill health of its author and the fear that none others were interested, and a crude collection would be preferable to none.

Every member of our family lines should be very grateful to Mrs. Malinda A. Robinson and Mrs. Lena Rook Reynolds for the untiring zeal that each has manifested in the collection of family history to be record- edand published for our information. The former, of Nevada, Missouri, interesting herself in the Fewells, Walls, Lindsays and the lines they represent. The latter of Franklin, Term., in the Reynolds and the lines they represent. No one can fully appreciate their efforts, except those engag­ ed in a similar work.

Family tradition places our earliest Reynolds in Pennsylvania) the Walls upon the eastern shore of Maryland; the Lindsays and probably the Vernons also in Maryland. The earliest record of the Fewells is that of Henry Fewell, making a deed in 1720 to John Skinner, in Richmond, County, Virginia, and In 1721 we find Hairy Fewell making a deed to property in 5ing George County, Virginia, and a Benjamin Fewell recorde^d In the same county. There were also two James Fewells In Spottsylvania County, Va., one record about 1750, the other being James, the son of John Fewell, in 1786. The Boughans, as it is spelled on the Confederate Monument, were from Essex County, Va.

Before coming to this country, the Reynolds were from England} the Walls from the same; the Lindsays probab3-y from Scotland; the Boughans nefc-kaeum and the Fewells from Wales.

With these few lines of explanation as a foreword this work is submitted without further excuse or apology.

JOHN FEWELL REYNOLDS. Wentworth, N. C,, I923. REYNOLDS

George Reynolds, the head of the Reynolds family so far as now known, married Susanna Lansford, daughter of Henry and Catherine Lansford, of Pennsylvania County, Va., June 12, 1779- Probably came from Pennsylvania to Henry County, Va. Children: 1. Elizabeth Reynolds, married Richard Hughes, Nov. 2k, 1796. 2. Pryor Reynolds, married Prudence Morehead, May 11, 1809. 3. Susanna Reynolds, married James Hughes, Jan. 2f>, 1803. k* Jency Reynolds, married Walter Bennett, Aug., 1808. 5. Nancy Reynolds, married John Johnson, Oct., 1816. 6. Polly Reynolds, married Samuel Cox, July, 1811;. 7. Sallie Reynolds, married Cordial Faircloth, Oct., 1816. 8. Bethenia Reynolds, married Walter C. Haley, Aug. 1817. 9. George Reynolds, died near time he became of age. 10. Thomas Reynolds, no record yet found of his marriage. 11. Richard Reynolds, married Mary Stone, June, 1820.

I - CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH REYNOLDS HUGHES AND RICHARD HUGHES.

James Hughes, married Rosanna Hoffland. Their children: Lucinda married John Patton; Elizabeth married John Wilkins; George died at gge of 20; Virginia, only one still living, married Ben Brown; Jennie married Lewis Shy; Mary married a Partee; J. K. married Sallie Parrish.

Narcissa Hughes married James Hill. Their children: Mrs. Susan Byers; William, died same year as George Hughes; Judge George Hill, deed., of Oxford, Miss.} Mrs. Mary Davis, deed., of Texas; Thomas is also dead; Bettie, married Tom Haynes; Hugh B., married Neely; Rosa, never married. Latter two now living, may be in Nasb/ille, Tenn.

Thomas Hughes, married Lucy Bond. Their children: Mrs. Stacie Linton; Sidney; William, killed in Kentucky during Civil War; Mr3. Bettie Linton; Mrs. Rosa Linton (Linton first married Rosa, youngest, then Bettie).

William Emory Hughes married Virginia Stone. Their children: Barton Stone; Nicholas; John; James.

Sallie Hughes married Charles Gray. Their children: Elizabeth, married Johnston; Dr. George Gray, deed., fought through Civil War, then went to Texas; America married Hill; Tabitha, married Hardin, lived in Texas; Virginia M. Muckleroy, lived in Kaufman, Texas.

Richard Baraett Hughes, married first, Elizabeth Reynolds, daughter of Richard Reynolds. Their children: Ma|y Lizzie, married Moss; George R. Hughes, first married Narcissa Record Johnson. Children: L. B. Hughes, married first Leonora Meacham, married second Miss Deake; children: Ennis, William, Leonard. George R. Hughes married second, Mrs. Jennie Langston: children: Lena May Hughes, married Jack Stockett; children: James, Richard and a daughter who died young; L. B. Hughes and Leonora Hughes; children: Milton, Cordie and Byron. L. B. Hughes, second marrige, no children. Richard Barnett Hughes married second, Nannie Simmons; four children: Fannie married Barker; Jin ;

KaryHughes, married Richard Bennett (son of Jency Reynolds and Walter Bennett)? their children: Richard, married Agnes Cox; Elizabeth Cowan; Annie; married Descendants of last two live at I'harfreesboro, Tenn.

J, K. Hughes, married Sallie Parrish. Children: Harvey, James, Harry, Thomas K. Thomas K. married Alice Boyd, a descendant of Jency Reynolds and Walter Bennett.

II - CHILDREN OF PRYOR REYNOLDS AND PRUDENCE MOREHEAD REYNOLDS John M., George, Susan, James T., a daughter who died young, Thomas, Pryor, a daughter died in infancy; Annie, Samuel, Mary. Ill- CHILDREN OF SUSANNA REYNOLDS AND JAMES HUGHES.

Talitha Hughes, married, first Nick Holt. Children: Nicholas P.; John, married ...... ; Thomas, married Talitha Hill; James, married Tucker; Susan, married Dr. Hall; Talitha Hughes married sec­ ond, William Coleman. Children: Bud; George; Talitha; Dora; Agnes; Dora married Short: Talitha married, first Overton, then Yates, then Vaughn; Agnes married first Mitchell, then Waters, lives near union City, Tenn.

Susan Hughes, married John Hill. Children: John, married Emma Brown, widow living near Franklin, Williamson County; Tom married first Priseilia Edmondson; second, Genie Davis, daughter of Mrs. Mary Hill Davis. Talitha married Thomas Holt (cousin); Willie.: married Ben Brown, lives near Gallatin, Tenn.; Emma married John Jones, now a widow living in Nashville, Tenn«j Susie, unmarried, living near Franklin, Tenn.

Pryor Hughes married more than once. One wife was Miss Boyd,thlnk one Kiz2y Williams. Children of Pryor Hughes: Susan married Will Moss; James married Martha Johnson; Elizabeth married Rogers; William.

Richard Hughes married Amanda Cummins. Children: I-yra mar­ ried Simpson; Emily married, first Harrison, then Love; Sue married Sluter, lives at Gallatin, Tenn.; Tennie married Boyd; Bettie married Nolen; Jimmle Dick married Aden, lives at Union City, Tenn.

IV - CHILDREN OF JENCY REYNOLDS BENNETT AID WALTER BENNETT.

Richard Bennett married Mary Hughes. Their children: Richard married Agnes Cox; Elizabeth married Cowan; Annie married . Descendants of last two live at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Names of other children of Jency and Walter Bennett not known.

V - NANCY REYNOLDS AND JOHN JOHNSON

• No record of descendants.

VI - CHILDREN OF POLLY REYNOLDS COX AND SAMUEL COX

Susan Cox married John Hill. Only one child, who died. John Hill afterwards married Susan Hughes. James Cox married Susan Reynolds. There Was possibly a son. No record of others.

. •> - VII CHTLDR'IN OF SALLIE REYNOLDS FAIRCLOTH AND CORDEIAL FAIRCLOTH John W., Haley, J. M. and Martha Faircloth. VIII-CHILDREN OF BETHANLA. REYNOLDS HALEY AND WALTER C. HALEI Not known. IX - George Reynolds probably died near time he became of age. X - Thomas Reynolds probably married, but not known whom. XI - CHILDREN OF RICHARD REYNOLDS AND MARY STONE REYNOLDS . George, Thomas, Sue, Bettie, Hendley Stone William and Mary Reynolds. George Reynolds married first Mary Cook, in Williamson County, Tenn. Their children: Gentry, now living in Trenton, Tenn.; Geo. A, was in Mississippi; Mollie married John Lynn; Charlie married Emma Lowell and lived only a short time. George Reynolds married second, Martha Bufford, lived near Collierville, Tenn., afterwards moved to Union City, Tenn. Children: Eugenia Reynolds Hindraan; Walter G., married Alice McFadden, and Thomas married first, Estelle Clay, second Ernestine Talley. Two latter children now living at Union City, Tenn. There were possibly two other children, not living, one by each marriage, James and Samuel (?)

Gentry Reynolds, son of George A. and Mary Cook Reynolds, and grandson of Richard and Mary Stone Reynolds, married Prances Fleming. Children: Joliet married Walter Howell; Annie married C. M. Mont­ gomery. Fannie married Knox Harper. Joliet and Walter Howell, two children, boy and girl. Annie and C, M. Montgomery, three boys and three girls living, one girl died when two years old. Fannie and Knox Harper, two children, boy and girl.

Thomas Reynolds died young, having never married.

Sue Reynolds married James Cox; one child, a daughter, Agnes, who first married Richard Bennett, and second, Turnbull.

Bettie Reynolds married Barnett Hughes. Children: Mary Lizzie 7 married Moss, lived at Union City, Tenn.; George married Cordelia John­ son; Narcissa never married.

Henley Stone Reynolds married Martha D. Moore. Children: Rich­ ard, Cary Moore, Hendley Stone. Richard married Dora Tootnan, of Kaufman, Texas. Cary Moore married Ann Anthony, of Williamson County, Tenn., Henley Stone married Lena Rook, then living near Union City, Tenn.

William Reynolds married ; One child, a daughter, Anna.

Mary Reynolds, married Richard Andrews. Their children: Bettie married Hall, did live at Whiteside, Tenn.; William married Snow Church, of Williamson'County, Tenn., neither now living; Annie married Charles Watson, now living in Nashville, Tenn. Effie married Will Nallling, lives at Union City, Tenn.; Richard married ...... Blanton, lives in Obion County, Tenn.; Mamie married Tanner Hendrick, lives in Nashville, Tenn.

Children of Hendley Stone and Lena Rook Reynolds:

Hendley Stone Reynolds married Berta Louise Bedford, of Nash­ ville, Tenn. Children: Henley Atlman and Louise Adele.

John Rook Reynolds married Carrie Marie Keeney, of Blnghampton, N. Y. Daughter, Shirley Rae Reynolds.

Richard Samuel Reynolds married Sue Ellen Taylor, of Cleveland, Tenn. Son, Richard Samuel, Jr. Annelle Reynolds married Robert Wilson Orr, whose former home was Wooster, Ohio.

Martha Elizabeth, Dora Lena, George A3hlin and Sara Margaret, all four unmarried.

Richard Reynolds, oldest son of Hendley Stone and Martha Moore Reynolds, married Dora Toothman. Children:

(1) Martha Iha, who was called Kartie. Died in babyhood. (2) Fred Cary, married first Sue Willie Martin of Columbia, Tenn. Their children: Frederick Martin and William Edward. Married second, Sarah Bedinger Gregory, then of Lake City, Fla. One child, Sarah Frances Reynolds. (3)Hendley Stone, unmarried. (k) Mary Bell married Samuel Richard Sanford, Jr. Children: John Augusta. Samuel Richard III, and Thomas Reynolds Sanford. (5; Richard married Ada Brown, of Nashville, Tenn. One child, Richard Cavert Reynolds. (6) John Toothman Reynolds, unmarried.

Cary Moore Reynolds, second son of Hendley Stone and Martha Moore Reynolds, married Anna Anthony. Children:

(1) James Anthony, married Jennie D. Forehand. Has five or six children, probably James and Perkins, but uncertain about others1 names. (2) Cary, died near age of 12 years. (3) Mary Ashlin, married George F. Blazer. Died. One child, Edith Ashlin Blazer. (U) Park Banner married Rena B. Slsk. REYNOLDS

Head of the family line as authentically known.

George Reynolds, bom , married Susanna Lansford, daughter of Henry and Catherine Lansford, of Pittsylvania County, Va., June 12, 1799* Children:

Pryor Reynolds, born Henry county, Va., Sept. 30, 1783.

Pryor Reynoldsmarried Prudence Morehead, May 11, I8O9. She was born in Virginia, December 30# 1792, daughter of John and Obedience (Motley) Morehead. John, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Turner) More- head. Elizabeth Turner, daughter of James Turner and Kerren Happuch (Norman) Turner. This remarkable and distinguished woman lived to the age of one hundred and fifteen years, dying in North Carolina. Her services in the Revolutionary War were so conspicuous and illustrious that a monument was erected to her memory at the Guilford Battle Grounds, in Guilford County, North Carolina.

Children of Pryor and Prudence Reynolds: •

(1) John M. Reynolds, born in Tennessee, February 6, 181X), died July o, I860.

John M. Reynolds married first, Mary Ann Dlllard, daughter of James and Mary Dillard. Children: Mary Ann Reynolds, born died

J. M. Reynolds married second, Fanny Dlllard, no children.

(2) George Reynolds, born in Tennessee Dec. 15, 1811, died May 31, 1870.

George Reynolds married first, Jeanette Moir, daughter of Robert and Moir. Children: George Reynolds, Jr., married Lillian Kasten. No issue. George Reynolds died • • George Reynolds, Sr., married seond, Sallie (Stockton) King. Ho issue.

(3) Susan M. Reynolds, born in Tennessee, October 17, 1812. died March 8, UB98. Susan M. Reynolds married Edward Winston, Aug. 15, 1833. Children: Pryor Winston, born June 19, 183U. Married Eleanors Hamlin. He died Aug. 17, 1861*. No issue. John R. Winston born April 13, 1839. Married Marion L. Long, Nov. 13, 1866. Died 1888. Children: Vernle Winston, born Aug. 17, I867. Married first, Dr. Geo. Reeves Anderson. Children: George Reeves Anderson, born Dec. 31, 1892. Killed in action at Chateau Thleiy Prance, July 22, 1

William Long Winston, married second, Edith Hill, Dec. 18, 1907. Children: John R. Winston, born Oct. 15, 1908. Norris and Dorris, twins, born Nov. 15, 191$* Edith, born June 16, 1918. Edward Henry Winston, son of J. R. and Marion Winston, born Oct. 15, 16*73. Married Susie Hix. of Richmond, Va., Sept. 18, 1912. She died Nov. 26, 1916. Susie Bell Winston, born March 12, 3.91k* Edward Heniy Winston, born May 10, 1916.

Sallie Johnston Winston, daughter of J. R. and Marion Winston, bom Sept. 9, 1876. Married Edward Vincent Morton Dec. 23, I896. Children: Isabella Morton, bom Jan. 9, 1B99; married Ingram Henry July 22, 1919: Child, Ingram. Maurice Lee Morton, Oct. 1, 1900. Edward V. Morton, bom Oct. 1, 1902. Sallie W. Morton, bom Oct. 8, 1903- Isla Dene Morton, born May 15, 1905. Bernice Morton, bom. Sept. 21, 1911. Edward Winston, son of Edward and Susan Winston, born March 31, 1836; died 1862. Edward Winston married Fannie Williams Oct. 30, i860. Child, died in infancy. Sallie wlnston, daughter of Edward and Susan Winston, born Oct. 2, 1837; died April 15, 1857. Annie Winston, daughter of Edward and Susan Winston, born Jan. 30, 18U1; died April 15, IB69. Thomas Winston, son of Edward and Susan Winston, born Jan. 27, 181*3; married Ada Carter, Florida. Children: Susie Winston, Maye Winston.

Henry Winston, son of Edward and Susan Winston, born July 10, 181£; killed in battle Aug. lU, I863. 10 Samuel Winston, son of Edward and Susan Winston, bom Sept. 10, I0J48. Married Annie Holmes, Sept. 5, 1B75. Children: Ora B. Winston, bom Aug. 31, I876; died Aug. 3, 1899. See data William Long Winston. Girtie Winston, bom March 3, 1878; died March 19, I89O. Jesse Winston, born March IB, 1881; married Isla Matthews. Children: Dora, Marie and Ethel Downing. John Winston, born July 8,, I88I4. Lizzie Winston, born July 27, 1886; married Raynes Dyer; children: Mabel, bom Oct. 3, 190U.

The Winstons ?f the same Family Line of Patrick Henry.

(U) James T. Reynolds, bom Aug. lit, 1816; died Jan. 15, 1901*. Jaiiies I. Reynolds married first, Susan M, Fewel, daughter of Wm. Fewel, Nov. 5, 1814;. Children: wm. P. Reynolds, born Aug. 17, 1BU5; died

Vim. P. Reynolds married Pink S. Cardwell, June 18, 1868, Chil­ dren: Infant boy, died in childhood. Minnie, born ; married ; died William, bom • Robert, born Pearl, born

R. S. Reynolds, born May 7, 181$; married Laura Hobson Jan. 29, 1873; children: Susan N. Reynolds, born ...... • Married Jan. 28, 167U to C. L. Cook. Child, Louis Cook, bom Dec. 31, 1901*. S. M. Reynolds, died in infancy. Charles P. Reynolds, born Jan. 25, 1877; married Cammie L. Davis Sept. 7, 1911. Children: Cammie Laura, born June 25, 1912. Pauline Atelia, born May 26, 1913- Richard Joseph, born Aug. U, 1915. Dorla Loraine, born March 10, 1918. Charles Pat, bom Feb. U, 1920.

Annie Turner Reynolds, bom Sept. 27, 1878; married T. R. Harden April IB, 1917. Child: Charles Reynolds Harden, bom Nov. 21, 1918. Richard Hobson Reynolds, born Sept. 15* I860; died in infancy. Edward Wilson Reynolds, born Dec. 11, 1881; married Maude V. Kennedy Aug. 2U, 1918. No issue. Thomas H. Reynolds, born Aug. 6, 1883; married Jessie McAnalley March 25, 1908. Children:

Robert Hobson, born Feb. 2, 1909. Thomas Edwin, bom May 20, 1913. Nan, born Feb. 16, 1917. HarriettE. Reynolds, bom Sept. 10, 1885• Single. Robert F. Reynolds, born March 13, 1887; married Lucy C. Rober- son, Nov. h, 1911. Child, Louise Reynolds, bom May 22, 1917. 11 John William Reynolds, born May 25, 1889; married Fannie L. Kidd Sept. 30, 1916. Child, John Wm., Jr., bom April 7, I9l

(5) Dr. Thomas Reynolds, born in Lawrence county, Alabama, April 17, 1619; died Aug. 28, 1872. Dr. Thomas Reynolds married Sarah Jane Fewel, born May lit, 1831; died Dec. lii, 1870. Married June 22, lBltf. Children: Charles Albert, bom Nov. ID, 181*8. Married Carrie W. Fretwell April 13, 1873. Ho children. Leila Blanche, bom May 19, 1851; died June 6, 1652. Elizabeth Dearing, bom May 31, 1B53. Married Dr. Thomas G. Taylor, June 22, 1880. Children: Thomas Reynolds Taylor, born May 2, 1881. Married Anna Mildred Gerety, June 22, 1910. Children: Elizabeth, born •• . Thomas Reynolds Taylor married second, Myrtle Plckard. 12

Sarah Elizabeth, bom June 20, 1883. Married Bethel Witters. No children. Martha Lansford, born Feb. 15, 1885. Married Hugh Davison. Children: Elizabeth Bearing Davison, born , 1920. Charles Albert Taylor, bom July 21, 1887. Married Estelle Yar- borough. Child, Elizabeth Ann, bom Ann Hunter Taylor, bom Sept. 2, 1889. Single. Daniel Gray Taylor, bom July 2, 1891. Married Octola Lindsay. Children: Daniel Graves Taylor, born ; died Thomas Edwin Reynolds, born April 1, 1856. Single. Wall John Fewel Reynolds, born Sept. lii, 1858. Married Maude E. Beyaelda May 7, 1B90. Children: Maude Edwin Reynolds, bom Feb. 16, I89I. Married William Ray Snow, April 15, 1922. (6) Martha Reynolds, bom in Alabama Nov. 11, 1821; died Feb. 3, 182lu

(7) Pryor Reynolds, born in Alabama, Feb. 17, 1B2U; died Dec. 12, 1B95. Married Elizabeth Jones. Children. Kate Reynolds, bom • Married Pryor Millner. Children. Bessie, born • Married Dr. J. B. Hackley. Reynolds born Percy, born Dr. Hollln, born . Walker, born • . Married Elizabeth Foard. Annie, born Married Frank King. Ot^e child. Kate, bom Clarence, born . Bollin J. Reynolds, born • Married Jennie Haynes. Children. Mary Haynes, bom Married W. W. Barkasdale. Bettie C#, born Pryor Reynolds, born . Died single. Bettie-Reynolds, born Married J. R. Williams. No children. Cora A., bom Married Thomas Smith. Children. Thomas J., born . Married Adeline Heith. Pryor Reynolds, bom • Corinie Morehead, born Mary S. Reynolds, died in childhood.

Pryor Reynolds, Sr., was private secretary to Gov. John M. Morehead, served through the confederacy as Quartermaster and one term in the House of Representatives at Raleigh, N. C.

(8) Annie 0. Reynolds, born in North Carolina Dec. kf 1828; died single, Nov. Hi, 1906.

(9) Samuel M. Reynolds, bom Dec. 6, 1830. Married Elvira Amanda Fewel. Children. 33

Wm. Fewel Reynolds, bom July 28, 185U, in Leakesville, M. C. Married Sallie B. Robinson. Children. Joseph Oliver Reynolds, born Dec. 30, 1880. Married Nellie Garrett Oct. 11, 1905. Children. James Wm. Reynolds, born April 15, 1915. Alice Belle Reynolds, bom Aug. 20, 1917. John Robinson Reynolds, Bom Sept. 28, 1B85. Annie Belle Reynolds, bom March 16, 1893• Miriam Bearing Reynolds, born July 10, 1895* Married Floyd Eu­ gene Fewel, Nov. 28, 1917. Children. Robert Eugene Fewel, born July 13, 1920. Annie Louise Reynolg3, born Sept. 22, 1861. Married W», Henry Dorman Sept. 30, 1885; no children. Samuel Morehead Reynolds, bom Sept.11, 1859. Married Rovilla Ann Corder Nov. 17, 1885. Children. George Morehead Reynolds, born Nov. 5, 1B85. Earl Price Reynolds, bom Feb. 5, 1888. Annie Luc lie Reynolds, bom June 9, 1890. Married W. K, Scotten June 15, 1916. Children. Helen Dorris Scotten, bom Feb. 23, 1918. Twin boys bom Oct. 28, I922, Wm. Elmer, Jr., and Corder Samuel. Samuel Corder Reynolds, bom Oct. 1U, 189U. Dorris M. Reynolds, bom March 13, 1900.

Samuel M. Reynolds was killed at the Battle of Lone Jack, Jackson county, Missouri, Aug. 16, 1B62. Elvira Amanda Wilson (his wife) died July 7, 1921.

(10) Mary S. Reynolds, bom in North Carolina May 22, 1833. Mar­ ried Col. M. M. Millner. Children. Madison M. Millner, born Pryor R. Millner, born 1853* Married Kate Reynolds. (See Reynolds data.) Thomas Lee Millner, bom March, 1855. Married Sallie Miller, first. Children, May Willie Millner, bom ..... Married Carl Amis. Children. Ann Amis, born Carl Amis, born •• . T. Lee Millner, born Sjj^le. I. L. Miller married Kate Hampton, second. No children. Samuel K. Millner, bom July 26, 1856. Married Ella Jaaies Oct. 15, 108U. Children, Samuel M. Millner, Jr., born • • Married Esther Ayer. Mary Christine, born Married Wm. D. Carter. Angele Rorer, born . Married Elliott Ivie. Bruce James, born George R. Millner, born 1861. Married Alice Hampton, first. No children. George R. Millner married second. 1U

Albert E. Millner, bom March 25, 186U. Married Julia Seymour. Children. Albert E. Millner, Jr., bom Dec. 7, I90lt. Mary Elizabeth, born April 15, 1906. R. Eugene Millner, bom 1867; died 1 or about that time, our ancestor moved to Williamson county, Tenn., and wo find a Richard and a Spencer Reynolds also residents-of the same county, indicating that the influence of relationship influenced them to make their homes In the same localities.

In the ninth annual report of the Virginia State Library, we find the following record: "George Reynolds, 1st Lieutenant, commissioned August 1780, by court,under P. Hairston, from Henry, Va., Caroline county." We feel justified in believing this is our ancestor, the Caroline county being the only confusing factor that raises any doubt. George Reynolds, of our line, was a resident of Henry county, Va., at the time, and P. Hairston was also living in Henry, or just across the line In Pittsylvania county, and, so far as possible to ascertain, there is no Henry In Caroline county, Va. The record at Bowling Green, the county seat of Caroline were destroyed, making it impossible to verify the fact.

George Reynolds, the head of our line, married Susanna Lansford, daughter of Henry and Catherine Lansford, of Pittsylvania, June 12. 1779. Henry Lansford must have died in 1777, as his will was probated Jan. 22, 1778, and his widow, Catherine, signed the permit for her daughter, Susanna to marry our ancestor. About 1809, George Reynolds moved to Williamson county, Tenn. Two of his daughters, Elizabeth and Susanna, having married, the first to Richard Hughes, Nov. 2U, 1796, the second to James Hughes, Jan. 25* 1803, and I take it that these families and the pryors, Stones, Perkins, and others, went at the same time. Our ancestor died in Williamson county, Tenn., about 1813.

Thomas Reynolds, son of George and Susanna Reynolds, was a soldier 15 in the War of 1812, and served under General Jackson in the Creek Indian war, I8l3-lii; was severely wounded in Alabama in the latter war and was carried home by two of his brothers in a surry wagon, surviving a wound from a bullet that first passed through his watch, carrying the glass and works into his body, from xjhere they were extracted by passing a silk handkerchief through the wound, the bullet going through the body, the glass and works of the watch would adhere to the handkerchief and were removed.

Pryor Reynolds, son of George and Susanna Reynolds, moved to Tennessee in 1809, living in Williamson county until 1819. He then moved to Lawrence county, Alabama, where he resided until 1827, when he moved to Rockingham county, North Carolina, in the neighborhood of where he was reared. Two children, Elizabeth and Martha, died in child­ hood. Pryor Reynolds passed the remainder of his days at Ids home near the town of Draper, where he died Oct. 5, 1858. He was buried in the family graveyard, where also rests the remains of his wife. Pryor Reyn­ olds was probably named after some menber of the Pryor family.

John Reynolds, son of Pryor, lived and died in the town of Leaks- ville, N. C, being a large and successful merchant.

George Reynolds, son of Pryor, died on his return from a visit to his first wife's kin in Forsyth county, at the home of his brother, James T. Reynolds, near Madison, N. C.

James T. Reynolds lived on his f.»rm on the South of Ban River, two miles from Madison, being the licme of William Fewell before lie moved West. James T, Reynolds was a farmer, and served a tenn in the General Assembly of North Carolina just before the Civil War. He died in 190U, and was buried in the family graveyard, where also rests the remains of his first wife's mother, Elizabeth Bearing (Wall) Fewell.

Dr. Thomas Reynolds began the practice of his profession in Madison but afterwards moved to Leakesville. After being forced to abandon his practice on account of ill health, he went into the mercantile business. He died at Leakesville in 1872, was buried in the Episcopal cemetery beside the remains of his wife, who preceded him a little over a year.

Pryor Reynolds, son of Pryor, lived and died in Leakesville, was pri­ vate Secretary to Governor Morehead; served in the General Assembly 0f North. Carolina; was assisstant quartermaster in Civil War, and a success­ ful merchant up to a few years of his death; buried in the Lawson grave­ yard at Leakesville, N. C.

Samuel M. Reynolds was reared in or near Leakesville, N. C,, where he married and lived until the birth of his first son. He moved to Henry county, Mo., where he successfully farmed until his death. Killed at Lone Jack, Mo., while serving in the {confederate Army.

Charles A. Reynolds, son of Dr. Reynolds, graduate of Princeton University, New Jersey; Lieutenant Governor 1897-1901, and presiding officer of North Carolina senate; prominent in the political councils of the Republican party, contributing many articles under the name of "Justice" to the political organs of the party; recently State Chairman, 16

and at present Republican Committeeman from North Carolina to the National Republican Committee. Bom in Madison, reared in Leakesville, and since 1682 resident of Winston-Salem.

T. E. Reynolds, son of Dr. Reynolds, born in Leakesville, live'd there until 1882, when lie noved to Whiston-Salera; bought farm on Deep River, four miles south of Colfax, where lie lived until a few years ago, when he sold his farm, lives in St. Petersburg, Florida, and Leakesville, N. C.

John P» Reynolds, son of Dr. Reynolds, born in Leakesville, where he lived until 1882. Moved to Winston-Salem, N. C. Graduate of Dick and Billard Law School; member of General Assembly of North Carolina, 1889, and North Carolina Senate, 1891. Living at present at Wentworth, N. C.

Our ancestor, Henry Lansford, probably lived on the South Fork of Sandy Stiver, as the records show that his son, Islam, executor of Ids father's will in making deed to. Samuel Mosely for 263 acres of land on both sides of the south fork of Sandy River except one acre for grave yard. Deed executed April IB, 1761*. Henry and Catherine's children were: Isham, Henry, Elijah, Catherine, Josiah and Susanna. Isham died in Pittsylvania county, Va., about 1826. Henry, Jr., went to Oglethorpe, Ga., about 1812. Susanna married George Reynolds and died in William­ son county, Tenn., some time after the death of her husband, In 1C13.

Km. Henly Stone moved from Maryland to Pittsylvania county, Va., in 1779? served in Revolutionary Army from Pittsylvania county; married first, Jane Payne Harrison, daughter of Wm. Harrison; married second, Mrs. "lizabeth Perkins Pryor, daughter of Col. Peter Perkins and widow of John Pryor, their children being Peter and Green Pryor. Moved to Williamson county, Tenn., their daughter, Mazy Stone, marrying Richard Reynolds, 3onc of George Reynolds, June, 1820.

F E W ELLS

Probably came from Wales to America the latter part of 1600, or the early part of 1700.

Given name of head of family in America unknown. Were living in Culpeper county, Va., in 1786,

...... Fewell married Eliza Colvin. Children: 1. Elizabeth married • Crim; 2. Sarah married Edward Reynolds;~cbildren: Hodgeman, James, Edward; Nancy,""married Isaac L. White; Sallie, married Robertson; Polly, married John Ore, one son, Edward Ore. Edward and Sarah Reynolds. Possibly Edward lived and died on Lindsay place, south of Dan River, near Madison. Hede^jaon, bom April 2, 1797; married Mrs. Judith Williams (nee White); born March 15, 1812. Had three children by first husband, John, Daniel and Samuel, and one by Hedgmon, Wm. F., who died Jan. 22, 3B76. Hedgjaon died July 16, IB76. Judith" died Feb. 26, 1900; lived with Samuel, who married Nannie Peacock. Hedgjnion lived in Lafayette county, Mo., and James was living In Jackson county 17

about 1835. Sallie who married Robertson, and Edward have not been placed.

James, John and Betsy Crim cannot be found. ^, Henry, born Jan. 2, 1783, married Isabella Hamilton. Children: Hamilton, Madison and Ann. Hamilton married Susan Cannon. Children: Eliza Ann, Alice, Madison D., Hamilton Perry, Oliver 3., Columbus, William and Horace. Henry died in Benton County, Mo., Aug. 6, 1859*

James Madison Fewell, born April 5, 1B09. Married Maria Cannon. Children: Isabella, born Nov. 20, 1833; Alice, born May 26, 181*1, married Peter Garwood; Jerome, born Jan. 8, 181*6, and Henry J. Fewell. Isabella and Henry J. died single. Jerome married Cornelia Bell, 187U. Children: Henry Eldo, born Jan., 1875; James Hope, born April, I876; Alice Bell, born Nov., 1879; Charles Frederick, born July, 1881; Jerome Waldo, born April, 1886; Ann, bom May, 1888; William Kent, born Aug., 1895. James Madison Fewell died Oct. 2, 1887, 78 years, 5 months, 28 days of age. Maria (Cannon) Fewell died June 30, 1880, 67years, 5 months of age.

Arm Fewell, born Nov. 19, 1832. lurried Alexander Davidson. Children: Eliza, married Benson Friatoe. She died Oct. 20, 1861. William M., and Bettie; Bettie married Dr. G. W. Givins, died June 28, 1875.

James Madison Fewell and John Hamilton Fewel_ came to Spring­ field township, Henry county, Mo., in 1838. The former from Graves county, Ky., Hamilton from Christian county, Ky., born Jan. 6, 1816. Married Susan or Sarah Cannon from Alabama, in 1835, in Kentucky. She was born in Alabama in 1809. Dr. Henry J. or James Henry was born in Dukedom, Graves county, Ky., April 20, 1837; died June 27, 1870. Isabella Fewell died midnight, Jan. IB, I90I*. Alice Garwood died Dec. 26, I9O8, without issue.

L. Benjamin Fewell. botm Oct. 28, 1769; married Ann Wall, daughter of Zachariah and Annie (Everett) Wall, Jan. 20, I789, In Culpeper county, Va. About the year 1797, he moved to Stokes county, N. C, and after­ wards to Rockingham county, N. C, on Beaver Island Creek, near Madi­ son. Was a Baptist elder. Died Jan. 5, 1820, and was burled in his family graveyard on the north side of Dan River, just south of the public road leading from Madison by the Lindsay bridge to Winston-Salem, N. C. Ann Wall, his wife, born April 3, 1769. Died at residence of her son, Mason Connor Fewell in Tebo Township, Henry county, Mo., Sept. 28, 181*8, of pneumonia; age 79 years, 5 months, 25 days. Children:

James, born Feb. 1*, 1790; William, born May 18, 1792; Zachariah, born Aug. 20, 1791*; Mason Connor, born Jan. 30., 1797. These four children born in Culpeper county, Va.; Sarah Ann, born Sept. 27, 1801; Benjamin, born Dec. 16, 1808; Richard Robert, born Jan. 3, 1811; Susan Wall, bom Sept. 30, 1806; Elizabeth Gentry, bora Dec* 16, 1808. The last five children born in Rockingham county, N. C.

(1) James Fewell married Elizabeth Preston Burton; Dan, Daughter, Peter, Burton. Children: Peter B., married Eliza Simpson. Children un­ known. Benjamin Calvin, born July 18, 1817; married Thurza Merritt. 18

She died Feb. 1*, 1898, and he Feb. 11, I898; Wm. H. married Mary West, He died May 31, 1873* John married Nunn, and Nancy Jane married William Henry Moody.

Second time, married Mrs. Sidney Smith (nee Cole). Children: Hiram J. married Harriett Gilmore first; Nancy Sands, second; unknown third. Agnes Ann, married first, George Brummet; second, LeFore; both dead. James M. married Linnie Pruett Dec. 27, 1855. Linnie died 1870. James died 1909. James Fewell died in prison at St. Louis, Feb. 1, 1862, 71 years, 11 months, 27 days; pneumonia. He was a Primitive Baptist preacher and a strong supporter of the Confederate cause, re­ fusing to the last to take the oath of allegiance. He had, however, sons fighting on both sides during the late war.

(2) William Fewell married Elizabeth Bearing Wall, Jan. 20, 1820, first cousins. Children: Ann Eliza, born Jan. 23, 1821; married Wm. Jennings Wall. Susanna Malinda, born March 2, 1823; married James T. Reynolds. Robert William, born Feb. 8, 1825; married Bettie Crawford; died Sept. 2l*, 181*6. Richard Zachariah, born March 9, 1827; married Bettie Crawford; died May 9, 3891. Mary Frances, born March 28, 1829; married Dr. James Walker Wall. Sarah Jane, born May ll*, 1831; married Dr. Thomas Reynolds. Elvira Amanda, born July 16, 1833; married Samuel M. Reynolds first; W. T. Wilson, second. Elizabeth Dearing, born Nov. 27, 1835; died single In Leeton, Mo., Dec. 10, 1921. Miriam Rebecca, born June 11, 1838; married William Price Millner. No children. (3) Zachariah Fewell, born Culpeper county, Va., Aug. 20, 179h; married Sarah Odineal who was born in Rockingham county, N. C, Oct. 12, 1802; died in Benton county, Mo., Dec. 25, 1881. Children: Mary Odineal, bom Jan. 31, 1820; died Sept. 25, 1887; married Henry ii. Means Sept. 5, 181*1*. Eight children: Samuel A. Means, born Oct. 21*, 18J55; married Priscilla C. Carlton Oct. 5, 1872. One child, Elmer Means, lives in Joplin, Mo. B* F. Means, born Jan. 2, 181*7* Address, Chamois, Mo. Z. T. Means, bom Dec. 2, 181*8. Sarah Means, born Dec. 12, 1850. Address, Warrensburg, Mo. Susan Ellen, born Aug. 31, 1853* Mary Lou, bom Feb. 21, 1855; died Nov. 2l*, 1890. Millard Harrison Means, bom March 13, 1857; died Feb. 20, 1901. Milton 0. Means, bom Feb. 25, i860. Address, Calhoun, Mo. Millard H. Means married Adaline Peckenpaugh Aug. 1*, 1881. Seven children. mar. Charles C. Hinckley, Aurora, HI. Mary Elizabeth Pearl Stella, born May 29, 1883) /"married ihomas McNamara; one child, Mary Elizabeth. Address, 3331 Garfield avenue, Kansas City, Mo. Henry Harrison, born Feb. 17, 1887; married Edith May Short; two 19 children, Mary Elizabeth and Wilford Harrison. Henry is engineer on Chi. & Alton. Post Office, Slater, Mo. Evelyn Fewell Means, born July 5, 1889; married Ira Joseph Gamier; three children, Florence Maria, Ira Joseph and Mazy Francis Gamier, fost Office, 522 E. Third Street, North Centralia, 111. Velma Leona Means, born July 28, 1891; married Harry Alford Bundy; one child, Alford Russel. Address, Caddo, Colo. Florence Maria Means, born Dec. 2, 1893; married Rudolph W. Lamme. Address, 2131 S. Lawnsdale Ave., Chicago, HI. Claude Cecil Means, born Oct. 23, 1895; married Blanche ; one child, Millard Harrison. Springdale, Arkansas, Is his address. Jane Ann Fewell, bom Oct. 17, 1821, in North Carolina; died in Kansas City, Mo.; buried at Lexington, Mo. Married Philemon Suther­ land* ££m s£&£ Su8an Bell, Sarah, John & Thomas. Francis E. Fewell, born 1823, Rockingham county, North Carolina; died Aug. 27, 181*2. Sarah Matilda, born 1823, Rockingham county, North Carolina; died in childhood. Martha Melinda Fewell, bom Dec. 5, 1826; died April 21, 1887; married Rev. Wm. Gray Nov. 20, 1877. Zachariah Rufus Fewell, born Sept. 30, 1828, in Rockingham county, N. C; died April 12, 1898, at Bonharr., Texas; married Mary Jane Rags- dale, in Paris, Texas, six children. Howard T. Fewell, Texarkana, Texas; married Mildred Curry; two children, Mild red and Virginia. Benzie R. Fewell, Dallas, Texas; married Eloise Gillispie; two chil­ dren, Mary Emma and Nancy. Mike R. Fewell, Dallas, Texas; Married Bertha Klopp; one child, Emma Jane. Zack R. Fewell, Los Angeles, Cal. married Edith Maxwell; no issue. Travis M, Fewell, New York City; married Lola Jenkins; no issue. Dorothy Fewell, Dallas, Texas; single. John Blaine Fewell, bom Sept. 26. 1830, in North Carolina; died after 1910; married first March 22, 1881*, Mrs. Scott; second, May 23, I89U, Mrs. Hanna Porter. Benjamin Franklin Fewell., bom April 30, I833, Old Franklin, Mo*; died about 1919, at Fresno, Calif.; married Feb. 2i*, 3876, in Milton, Washington. William Mason Fewell, born I836, Benton county, Mo.; captured by Cook's and Morton's men in St. Clair county, Mo., Oct. 30, 1862. Novem­ ber 1, 1862, Morton18 men took him four miles from camp and killed him. The body was buried, but later found by dogs and dragged to the surface, where it was discovered by comrades and reburled. James Patrick Fewell, born I838, Benton county, Mo.; died 1857. Thomas Benton Fewell, born Dec. 25, 181*0, Benton county; died Feb. 5, 1862, Lafayette county, Mo. 20

Susan Frances Fewell, born April 22, 181*2; married Gustavus T. Perry, Henry county, Mo. N 0 T E S

Zachariah Fewell was the first Representative from Benton county to the General Assembly of Missouri. Was Colonel in the U*. S. Army from' 1B18 to 1820, He died in Benton county, Mo., July 25, 181*2.

• Sarah (Odineal) Fewell, daughter of John Odineal, and sister of Ebenezer P. Milton, John Haywood, Matilda and Mary Jane Odineal. Ebenezer Odineal married Rosamond Bearing, daughter of William and Mary Bearing, from Orange county, Va., originally, but moved to Rock- ingham County, N. C, and located on Belews Creek on the south side of Dan River, where they are buried. Their children moved to Tuscaloosa, Ala., about 1830. William Bearing was evidently related to Anthony Desrlng, who married Elizabeth Vernon, daughter of Richard and Sarah Vernon, and from Elizabeth (Vernon) Dearing comes the family name of "Elizabeth Dearing" that runs through 30 many generations of both the Walls and Fewells. Anthony Dearing was in North Carolina at the early period of 1778 and purchased land in Stokes county on the upper Beaver Island Creek, but I can find no record of the disposal of the land, or of any descendant. It is very probable that he moved to dome other state.

(1*) Mason Conner Fewell, bom Jan. 30, 1797, In Culpeper county, Va., came to North Carolina with his parents in the spring of 1797; married his first cousin, Melinda Lindsay Wall, and located on the east side of Beaver Island Creek and the north side of Dan River, about three- fo\n*th of a mile west of Madison, N. C. Four children. Harriet Eliza, bora July 16, 1825: married Dr. Jacob Sipe Sept. 10, 1857; two children. Llrmle A., Born Sept. 3, 1858; married Dr. Joseph F, Robinson, son of Col. Jehu and Julia Ann (Oglesby) Robinson. He was born in Ten­ nessee in 1812, she in Kentucky in 1B22. Dr. J. F. Robinson, bom Feb. 15, 181*7; .arried Nov. ll*, 1878. Graduate of Missouri State University, class 1870, entered medical College in St. Louis. Prosecuted the study of his profession at Jefferson College, Philadelphia, and in New York. Was appointed superintendent of the State Hospital No. 3, at Nevada, Mo., where he devoted twelve years of his life to the unfortunate inmates under his care. Has now retired to private life to look after the many investments of himself and wife, being among the wealthiest holders of property in that section of the State. No Issue. Died April 9. 1921. Dhdrel F., bom May 2, 1861; died July 6, 186TT" Dr. Sipe died Nov. 23, 1861*; Mrs. Sipe died April 20, 1886.

Susan Ann, born June 18, 1825; married Milton Benjamin Merritt Sept. 25, 181*1*. Children,

Emily Dophelia, bom Saturday, Oct. 2lt, 181*6; married Richard F. Gains. Cerepta Virginia, born Sunday, April 8, 381*9; married Maranda Amick* 21

Roschen Medora, born Thursday, March 27, 1851; married Win. J. Fewell. Edith Livonia, bom Monday, Feb. 7, 1853; died Sept. 7, 1851*. Leila Theresa, born Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1B5U; married Claries Edward Avery. Dr. Arthur Fewell, born Monday, Dec. 1, 1856; married Ida Mc­ Donald, born June 1, 1868; married Nov. 18, 1886. Amanda Adona, born Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1859; single. Serenna Estella, born Thursday, March 28, 1861; married Robert Walter Avery, Dec. 10, 1881*. Mary Ethel, born Friday, June 8, 1866; married Geo. Green Avery Dec. 10, 1881*. Milton'Edwin, bom Monday, Nov. 6, 1871; married Ruby Tillman, March 5, 1901. Judge M. B. Merritt, bom April 27, 1819; died larch ll*, 1906 - 86 years, 10 months, 17 days.

S. A. Merritt, died 1*»15 P. M., March 21, 1919 - 93 years, 9 months, 3 days old. family For the preservation of our/records, we are greatly indebted to our remarkable kinswoman, Susan A. Merritt. Her long life running through more than two generations, her splendid talents and strong family pride no doubt caused her to keep a family record that makes it possible to record several generations of our family line.

E. D. Merritt married R. F. Gains first, March 16, I876; one child, Mary Susan, married Ira Wherry; one child Irene E*elle. E. D. Gains married second, Maranda Amick. No issue. Mrs. E. D. Amick died Aug. 11, 1895. Irene Ezelle married Wm. V. Munsterroan, Sept. 23, IB96. No issue. C. V. Merritt married M. R. Amick Jan. 18, 1872; died Jan. 12, I89I. Children. Walter Mason, born Feb. 12, 1B73; married Maude Foster, born, Jan. 13, 1880. Married Oct. 17, I9OO. Children. Foster Withers, born Sept. 2l*, 1901; married Bernice Bray April 22, 1920; one child, bom Feb. 26, 1921. Maude Poster Amick, daughter of Gasner Plnkston Foster and Bettie (Withers) Foster, died Feb. 15, 1916. Walter married second, Mrs. Ethel (Hayton) Wayland, June 6, 1920. Children: Twins, Ethel Virginia and Adonna Loraine, born Feb* 26, 1921. Son, bom Sept. 2l*, 187U; died Sept. 29, 1871*. Lilian Blanche, bom Nov. 2l*, 3875; married Wm. G. Mayfield, March 28, I89U. He was born Feb. 2, 1857. Children: Cassandra, born Feb. 10, 1895; married Ernest Ellia Bagby, cashier bank at Greenridge, Mo.; one child, Ernest Ellis Bagby, bom July 2l*, 1916. Logan, born March 2l*, I896; Glen, bom Sept. 23, 1897; Cerepta, bom Jan. 11*, 1899, married ^gan Wall; Imogene, bom May 15, 1901; Merrett, born March 29, 1903; Thoma3 Benjamin and Susan Ann, twins, bom Feb. 6, 1909, and Pauline Mayfield, born March 15, 1913. Wm. G. Mayfield died Aug. 1920.

Mary Ida, bom Sept. 18, 1877; died Jan. 20, 1888; Milton Claude, bom Jan. 22, 1880, died April 19, 1897; Arthur, bom Aug. 11, 1881, died April 6, I896. Charles Edgar, born Aug. 15, 1885; married Leona Farmer Feb. 28, 1918, bom Dec. 1, I896. Children. Maranda Reavis, bom May 8, 1819. Cerepta Ann, bom Jan. 6, 1891. Bied July 18, I89I.

M. R. Amick, died Feb. 15, 1916, his wife, C. N. Amick, died Jan. 12, 1B91. Roschan M. Merritt married Wm. J. Fewell, March 21, 1869; one child, Lil:ian Blanche, died Dec. 20., 3869; mother died Dec. 27, I869, at the age of 18 year3 and 9 montlis. Leila Theressa I!erritt married Charles Edward Avery, Feb. 21, 1883. Children. Virginia Leonora, bom Aug. 2, 1886; married Russell A. Chipman, son of Thomas and Dora (Russell) Chipman: one child, Ruth V. Chipman. Leland Earl, bom July 17, 1888. Merrill Gordon, bom Sept. 38, 3890; married Nellie Clark, Jan. 30, 1921. Lelia Ethel, born Aug. 25, 1895; married Charles Jones Dec. 21, 1916; one child, Walter Edward, bom Sept. 26, 1917. Charle3 Edward Avery was born Ju3y 1*, 381*9. Dr. Arthur Fewell Merritt married Ida McDonald, Nov. 3D, 1886. She was born June 1, 1868. Children. Son, died in infancy, May 11, 3888. Susan Maria, born April 12, 1889; married Frederick Lee Majors Jan. 25, 1912; three children, Margie Olive, born Nov. 16, 1913; Mary Ida, bom May 21, 1916, and Frederick Lee, born Jan. 33, 1919. Mary Ida, bom Oct. 23, 389J; died March 26, 3893. Wm, Edwin, born March 5, I89U; married April 2U, 1911*, to Agnes Cordelia Darrell; two children, Dorothy Elizabeth, born April 23, 1915, and Joan B*, born Nov* 26, 193.6. Ra3ph Emerson, born Nov. 21, 3895, and Arthur Benjamin Merritt, bom April 11*, 3892. Married Marguerite Harris, bom Dec* 23, 1895. A. B. Merritt cashier bank in Arkansas. Dr. Arthur Merritt died March U*. 1901.

Serena Estella Merritt married Robert Walter Avery Dec. 30, 3881*1 children. Son, bom May 1, 3B87; died May 7, 3887. Walter Clarence, born Sept. 28, 3888; married Ethel Woodward, Sept. 6, I909? three children, Dorothy Lucile, born Ju3y 2l*, 1910; Erma Louisa, bom March 29, 1912, and Ethel Irene, bom Oct. 3B, 1911*. Sidney Roswell, bom Aug. 7, 3893. Lyman Lane, born March 3, I896; married Dec. 17, 1922, to Julia Boyd, daughter of John and Margaret (Allan) Boyd and grand-daughter 23

of Judge Wm. and Julia M. (Harris) Allen daughter of Aurelius and Eliza (Ritchie) Harris. Susan Caroline, born March 7, 1902. R. W. Avery, bom June ll*, 3B51; died April 27, 1907, age $6 years, 10 months, 13 day3. Mary Ethel Merritt raarrled Geo. Green Avery Dec. 3D, 1881*. He was bom July 23, 3863. Children. Eulalie, born Aug. 27, 3B86. I^rrtle, bom May 29, 1389; married Herbert 3. Cook Sept. 5, 1916, at Denver, Colorado. One child, Robert Avery Cook, born Aug, 7, 1917. Mary Ethel Avery died Jan. 21, 1909.

Milton Edwin Merritt • married Ruby Tillman larch 5, 1901. Chil dren. Arthur Tillman, bom Feb. 3£, 1X)2; Tryman Hanley, bom Jan. 26, 19 ">6, died July ll*, 1906, and Evangeline Ann, bom May lit, 1907.

Richard Benjamin Fewell, born Aug. 30, 1827; married Nancy Avery Sept. 3, 1850. Children. Connor Orlando, born June 1, 1851; married Alice Tates, Feb. 17, 1879. She was bom April 8, 1858. Conner Orlando died Jan. 25, 3899. Alice carried John P. Brown, second. Harriett Elizabeth, bom June 8, 1853; single; lives at Montrose, Mo.

Henry Eugene, born June 6, 1855; married Oct. 3D, I889 to Jennie Lee Cooper, born Dec. 30, 1869. Children, Belle, Floyd and Lee. Belle mar­ ried Jay Kennedy. Children, Temple, Eugene, born Oct. 27, 1931*; Margaret Virginia, bora Sept. 23, 1917, and Glenn Elsworth, born Sept. lit, 1920, died Bee. 11, 1920. Floyd married Dearing Reynolds, and Lee married Dr. John Galon Anderson, Sept. 30, 1922.

Richard Benjamin, bom May 9, 3857; married Sept. 22, 3881, to Rosa Vlckars, daughter of Henry C. and Elizabeth A. (Roberts) Vickars, from Kentucky and Virginia, respectively. Dr. R, B, Fewell graduate of Qam City Business College, Qulncy, 111., and St. Louis Medical College, specializes in surgery. One child died in infancy. Dr# Fewell lives at Montrose, Mo.

Wm. Mason, born Dec. 1*, 3B59; married Lelia Idella Brarae Sept. 2l*, 1885. She was bom June 21, I867. Children, Beth, Mary, Lelia, died when young ladies, and Wallace. Wallace married, has several child­ ren; lives at Los Angeles, Calif. Wm. Mason moved from Windsor to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and from there to California for the health of his chil­ dren, finally returning to Oklahoma to live. Mary Susan, born March 25, 1862; married Thomas Sympson Wal­ lace, Sept. 3, 3881*. Children: Lora, married Charles Gilchrist in Ft. Worth, Texas. He was assistant; cashier of Leeton bank. Just before Armistice Day sold residence in Leeton and moved to Fort Worth. He and his father in real estate business.

Green Avery, born March 38, 1865; married June 27, 1888, to Mollie Crow, bom March 16, 3869. Three children. Charles A,, married Martha Evans, of Columbia, daughter of Mrs. 21*

Laura Evans, Oct. 1, 1916. Rollo C-. and Nellie. Nellie married Wm* Ha3sey, lives at Tulsa, Oklahoma. Charles and Rollo in real estate business in Muskogee, 01:1a. G* A* Fewell invested 3arge in real estate in Oklahoma, and las prospered wonderfully in the oil business.

Hugh McClung, bom April 1, 3867, married first Oct. 31, 1888, to Lula Margaret Gray, born Sept. 2?, 3B«—, daughter of Jolin Thomas and Barthenia M. (Head) Gray, and a grand-daughter of John and Sarah (Thomp3onT~Gray, of Virginia and Kentucky. One of the earliest settlers of Boone county, Mo. Built first ferry at Rocheport on Missouri River. Died at Heads' Fort; 8 children. Lula was a sister of Alice Gray, who married S. E. Wall and first cousin to Nannie Gray, who married James Mason Wall. All active members of Baptist church. Three cnildren: Clifton, married Mary Bush; Frederick Downing, married Edith Vance, Jan. 9, 1916, daughter of Mrs. Wesley Bodson—children, Lula Hene, born April 18, 1917, and Tropla Lucile, bom Sept. 8, 1919.

Clarence Fewell married Ollie Matthews, daughter Bates l-atthews, one child, Maxine, died larch 1, 1920. Clarence lives in Calhoun, Mo. Hugh Mc. Fewell married second, Aug. 12, 1919, to his first cousin, Mrs. Rhoda Eve3yn (Avery) Friends, daughter Angus Clark and Rhoda (Dodge) Avery, born in Henry county, Mo., Jan. 26, 1836, son of Henry and Elizabeth (Green) Aveary, the latter a relative of Gen. Nathaniel Green, of Revolutionary army. Angus Avery married Rhoda Dodge, of Tennessee, July 3, i860. Hugh Fewell and first wife lived in Calhoun. He and second wife in Clinton, Mo.

Charles Walter, born June 5, 1871; married Cbar3Lie Cooney Jan. 12, 3899. 2h real estate business*

Richard Benjamin Fewell died Feb. 23, 3880. His wife, born March 12, 1830, died larch 17, 1901. Melinda Lindsay Fewell, bom Sept, 5, 3829, died in infancy* Ballads Lindsay (Wall) Fewell died Sept. 17, 3829, in North Caro­ lina, where all of her children were born. She was burirfed in the family graveyard near the Mason Conner Fewell home, on the north side of Dan River and the east side of Beaver Island Creek, about triree-fourths of a mill? from Madison, N. C. With her lies her infant child and other kin. la 1839 Mason Conner Fewell moved to Missouri and settled in Tebo town­ ship west of Windsor. In his family graveyard near his hone lie the remains of himself, mother, Ann (Wall) Fewell and his aunt, Any Sims. Faithful and loyal to his first-loved buried in the far away Southland, he never married again.

(5) Sarah Ann Fewell, born Sept. 7, 3801, in Rockingham county, N. C; married Major Wm. Mason Wall. See Wall data* (6) Benjamin Fewell, born Jan* 8, 1801*; married Rachael McMahon, first* Children: Dr. Wm. BeKalb, born 3829; died of consumption Aug* U, I869. Winston L.. bom ...... ; died June 12, 1861*. 25

Sarah E., born ; married Henry Lowexy; died of lung trouble. James Madison, born Mason Conner, born ,....; died in Amy. Benjamin Calvin , born •

Benjamin Fewell married Mahala Merrett, after death of first wife. Children: Rebecca S., bom Feb. 9, 381*7; died Dec, 17, 3873; married Lilburn Cheatham. Children: Beulah, born I married Henry Vincent. She died 1895, effects of measles. Melissa Emilene, bom Sept. li*, 1850; died Aug. 11, 1855.

• Benjamin Fewell died of consumption June 10, 1870, 66 years, 5 months}, 10 days old. Mahala Fewell died at 3, C. Fewell»s, Calhoun, Mo., Oct. 17, 3B«6, 7 A. M., dropsy. ($) Su3an Wall Fewell, bom Sept. 30, 1806; died Oct. 8, 3853; rarried Benjamin Franklin Wall. See his data for his children.

• (8) Elizabeth Gentry Fewell, bom Dec. 16, 1808; married Dr. Wm. T, Thornton at the age of 1*3, refusing many previous offers of marri­ age; died Feb. 31, I860; no issue. (9) Richard Robert Fewell, born Jan. 3, 1811; married Mary B. Odeneal, daughter of John Odeneal. Children: Wra* W., born ; married Lizzie Armatrdngt'lssat jjriggwg Charles A., Mrs. Ola Meguida, W».. Etta. Died March 7, 18>'6. " 3OBD H., bom • . . . . . J married Emma Walker, one issue fgJSBBSL 5fiH3£* Bettie, born Feb. 11, 381*1; married first . . . . "Deckard; second, " James Doolin; issue %nak»ew». Calvin L., born ...... ; married Mollle Jackson; issue «*- kaewa; Stella, married Emmet Polk railroad attorney in Chicago. Jtoberfc, born ; unknown; two children. Jason Conner, born ...... ; married Fannie Crawford; issue grtgfcggai Claude, Walter Mason, Wm, Robert, Bertha and Winifred. ~"7ulla 0*, born May 19. 1862; married John B^rrough; he died April I906; one child, Harvey Derrough. Richard Robert Fewell married second, Mary C, Muckleroy (Ken­ dall), born in Springfield, Ohio, Feb. 2, I836. Richard Robert Fewell lived to quite an old age, dying at Cleburne, Te^as, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dorrough, Saturday night, March 7, I908, at 31:55 P.M.; 97 years, 2 months, 1* days old. Few men ex­ perienced more hardships than the subject of this sketch. Full of the adventurous spirit of a splendid Manhood, he, with others, went across the continent to California in the exciting days of 3B1*9. Failing to enrich themselves, they returned by way of the Isthmus of Panama. They crossed over to the Atlantic side, took vessel to be shipwrecked later, and final3y picked up and landed at Savannah, Georgia; embarked again for New Orleans; took vessel uo the Mississippi River, reaching home after the lapse of many months, when hopes of his being alive were abandoned. During the Civil War the Federal forces destroyed his hotel in Missouri. He moved to Arkansas and the Federals destroyed his property again* After the war he moved to Texas and passed the latter part of hi3 days, we hope, happily and peacefully. Calvin, Wm., John in Confederate Army.

Ann Eliza Fewell, bom Jan. 23, 3B21, at Wentworth, H» C,, daughter of William and E. D, (Wall) Fewell; married Wm* Jennings Wall; died June 9, I9l*9» One child, Lizzie, married Wesley Spurlock; one child, died in childhood. Lizzie died soon after the child was born at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Elvira A. Reynolds.

Susanna' Belinda Fewell, bom March 2, 1823; died June 6, 1853; married Janes T, Reynolds. See Reynolds data.

Robert Wm. Fewell, bom Feb. 8, 3825; died Sept. 2l*, 181*6; married Louisa Crawford, daughter of Johnston and Any (Massey) Crawford, daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth (Peoples) Massey; one child, Wm. J. Fewell, born ...... ; died ...... ; married first R. M. Merritt. See Fewell-Merritt data.

Wsi. J, Fewell married second, Carrie Catron; three children: Chris, bom Nov* 3i*, 3873; married Helen Jean Grow; one child, Wm. Galusha Grow, bom Aug. 19, 3899. Edgar Bearing, born March lit, 1881; married Josic Catron; no issue. Carrie Adele, bom Feb. 23, 1885; married John Franklin Coles, Oct. 2U, 1906; three children: Wm. Fewell Coles, bom Jan. 3, 1908. Katharine Hunt Coles, bom Aug. 28, 1909. Frances Caroline Coles, bom Aug. 3, 1916.

Richard Zachariah Fewell, bom March 9, 3827; died May 9, 3891; married Elizabeth Crawford, daughter of Johnston and Amy Crawford, bom 1832; died 1917; children: Robert Fewell, born 181*8; married H, A. Adamson; two children. Robert died 1878. Verenna Fewell, born 1850; married Augustus E. Stone; seven child­ ren: Bettie Fewell, bom 3852; single. Wm. C. Fewell, born 1856; married Mahala Green; three children. Ernest F* Fewell, bom 1858; died single 190 6. Lula Fewell, born 1861*; died 1907; married C, A. Rutherford; one child. Percy Fewell, born 3866; married Ida M. Shepard; two children. Luther Fewell, bom 1868. Annie C, Fewell, born 1870; married Dr. W. T. Jennings; one child. Hereford Fewell, born 3872; married Flora Shepard (or Shepherd) three children. Emma Fewell, born 387U; married Arthur Hlghnote; one child. Mary Frances Fewell, bom March 28, 1829; died Oct. 17, 1876; married Dr. James Wa3ker Wall. See Wall data. 27

Sarah Jane Fewell, born May ll*, 3831; died Dec. ll*, 1870; married Dr. Thomas Reynolds. See Reynolds data.

Elvira Amanda Fewell, bom July 36, 3833; died Ju3y 7, 1921; mar­ ried, first S. M. Reynolds; second W. T. Wilson. See Reynolds data. Children: W. T. and E. A, Wilson; Claude, born Feb. 7, 1869; died Ju3y 28, 1869- Arthur, bom Ser>t. 1, 1870; died Feb. 18, 1872. Oliver, bom Aug. 26, 1871*3 died March 27, 3876.

Elizabeth D. Fewell, bom Nov. 27, 1835; died Dec. 30, 1921. Single,

Miriam Rebecca Fewell, born June 11, 3B38; married Wm, Price Millner. No 'issue. NOTES

Maranda Amick, Sr., born March 25, 1808, in Kentucky, son of Nich­ olas Airsick, German descent, from Pennsylvania; moved to North Carolina, then to Howard county, Mo., 1828. Had several brothers. Maranda, Sr., married Sarah E, Wall, daughter of Major Win. Wall, for whom he built the first steam mill west of St. Louis, destroyed by order of Gen. Pope in Civil War. Maranda, Sr., died Feb. 26, 181*7. His wife was bom Oct. 6, 1818, in Rockingham county, N. C.; died Aug. 11, 3B5U; had three child­ ren, only one living, Maranda Jr., left an orphan at 9 years of age, reared by his uncle, Dr. J. W. Wall, lived to be Moderator of Mt. Zion church 17 years and Deacon in Sardis Baptist church for many years; elected judge of N. Diet, of Henry County, Mo., in 1

Hence Fristoe married Eliza Ann Davidson; children: Harvey Bose and Lallle. Harvey born May, 1852, in Benton County, Mo.; married Sue Wisdon, same county, born 3858; three children: Earle W., bom Jan. 25, 1879; Married Sept. 17, 1901*, to Mary Tarl- ton Warder, of Lafayette county, Mo., daughter of Henry and Rosie Tarl- ton Warder. Harvey served as treasurer of Benton county, and lives at Warsaw, Mo.

Charles Fristoe, elected 3 times on Democratic ticket for office in the Republican city of Prosser, Wash.

Bose Fristoe married Amanda Campbell. His son C3yde, married Maggie Keyser; one son, Frank. Lallie married Adkinson, of Benton county. No issue.

Harvey Fristoefs son, Allle, married Bessie Tryon, of Windsor, lives in Illinois. Two children.

Henry Warder's father was Joe Warder, of Lafayette county, Mo.; Primitive Baptist elder and pastor of Sardis church, during or just be­ fore the Civil war.

Harvey Fristoe lives in Windsor, Mo. C3yde Fristoe and father in Gentry, Ark. Maggie Keyser was the daughter of J. F. Keyser and Susan F. (Williams) Keyser, of Calhoun, Mo.; born in Page county, Va., Ju3y 23, 3B33; married Jan. 23, 3866. Enlisted in Co. K, 10th Va. Reg. Was in many battles; wounded twice severely. Was a Baptist and son of Andre and Mary (Brewbaker) Keyser of Virginia. His grandfather a 28

^evolutionary soldier. Dr. Taylor's History of Virginia Baptists gives two Fristoe ministers, ancestors of the Missouri Fristoes. .. DR. SIPE Dr. Jacob Sipe, born January 25, 1823, son of John and Catherine (Tutwiler) Sipe, reared in Rockingham County, Va. Dr. Sipe and sag brothers bore the exact name of six Sipe soldiers in the P^volivtionary Army as recorded in the State Library at Harrisburg, Pa. His gyettt- grandfather Sipe moved from Pennsylvania to Virginia. His maternal jgfeftfe-granparents, Leonard and Catherine Tutwiler were from Maryland, moving to Virginia. Leonard's parents came from Switzerland on the ship Halifax, touching at Plymouth Harbor, August, 1753- Br. Sipe attended lectures at the University of Pennsylvania in 1851 and 1852; Louisville, Ky,, 1853-51*, graduating in 1851'. Two of the professors of the latter University, Dr. Flint and Dr. Gross, later of Jefferson Medical College, Pennsylvania, becoming eminent authorities on surgery, their books being copied in many languages. Br* Sipe located in Henry County, Mo., for the practice of his profession. November lb* 3B62 was appointed surgeon in Co. K, 7th Reg. Mo. Infantry of the Confederate Army. Gen. Price made a raid into Missouri for his men to see their families. Dr, Sipe on his return to join the command, stopped at a house and asked for supper, the woman said she would send the negro girl for n meal, but sent her to a Federal Post instead, and he was captured on the 23rd of October, 1861** His horse and money was taken. He was forced to walk without anything to eat but parched com, except a meal of_soup made by a fellow prisoner from a piece of liver thrown away by the Federals. He was captured in Stone County and died in a Federal Hospital at Rolls Phelps County, Mo., November 23, 1861*, and waa buried there. Dr. Sipe had the fol­ lowing brothers and sisters: Mm. Mary Sandy, born July 18, 1802| Joseph, born September 25, l80i»; Susan, born July 16, 3807, died when about grown; Mrs. Chatana (called Catherine) McKee, born October ll*, 1809: John, born November 11, 1812; Ann, born April 27, I8ll*, never married; Henry Emmanuel, born September 12, 3B16; Peter, born December 22, 3838; Margaret, born February 25, 1825, died in childhood, and Mrs. Frances Moody born February 27, 1826.

Eliza Ctolvin) Fewell was the daughter of Mason Colvin, came to America about 1700. His children were, Mason, enlisted in ^(evolutionary War, fron Culpeper County, Va., verified by Pennsylvania Bureau. Daniel, Gabriel, Eliza and John, bom March 36, 1758, died May 29, 3800, married Sarah Dlllard. NOTES Charles Edward and Robert W. Avexy, who married Merritts, were sons of Wm. L. Avery, lawyer of Henry County, Mo*, born November ll*, 3822, in White County, Tenn., was county assessor 1850 and 1851, judge of the county court, 1852-5U, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 3870- 7l*» 1871* elected judge of Probate Court, holding the same uatil his death 29 larch 2, 3875« Married Sophronia C. Williams, daughter of Major John W. and Nancy A. Williams, of Henry County, Mo. Major Williams, born Oct. 30, 1797, near Gallaten, Tenn., when a child moved with his par­ ents to Warren County, Ky., (then Simpson) where Sophronia was born December 8, 1826. John Will lams' father, John Williams enlisted in the Continental Army at the beginning of the Revolutionary War, and con­ tinued in service until its close. He commanded a volunteer company in the Northwestern Army in the war of 1812 and served in the senate of Kentucky 30 years. His son, John, was sheriff several years, served in the Kentucky legislature 1833-3U and in 3836 moved to Henry County, Mo., where he died January 23, 3876. He was brigade inspector and drill officer for seven years, member of Missouri legislature 185U-55, school commissioner several years. Was a member of the Baptist church. sister Nancy J. Fewell, daughter of Benj. C. and Thirza Fewel, married W. H. Moody. Children, a son, born January 9, 1939, died January 10, 3B39. Ann Elizabeth, born January 3, 381*0. Rebecca Jane, born October 18, 381*3• James Fewel, born Sallie Eliza, bom January 1*, 381*6. Malissa Safronla, born February 20, 381*8. W. H. Moody, Jr., bom November 29, 381*9. John Burton, born January 31, 3852. Nannie Eugenia, born February 1, 1851*. Marshall Monroe, born Ju3y 28, 1856. Estelle, bom February 26, i860. Emma Fewell, bom June 18, 1861*.

Newton N. Fewel, born September 26, 181*1*, son B. C. and Thirza Fewel, married Elizabeth Munday. Three children, Olive, Etta and James Fewel. Etta died February, 1918. James in Minneapolis.

Milton Calvin Fewel, born September ll*, 381*7, son B. C. and Thirza Fewel, married Myrtle Mullins, daughter of Col. Mullins, of Henry County, Mo. Two children, Henry Cobry and Annie Mildred Fewel. Henry Cobry, born October ll*, 3888, married Cora V. Richardson. No issue. Annie Mildred, born November 26, 1892, married Madison Reuben Munday, April 11, 1912. Three children, Gerald Wilson, born Nobember 29, 1913; Eleanor Lavon, born November 8, 1916, and Myrtle Maria, born November 15, 1918. Madison R. Munday, born July 22, 1891, son of Reuben Spencer Munday. Milton C. Fewel had a daughter by first wifet died when about grown. Alonzo Fewel, born ; son B. C. and xhirza Fewel; married Cora Gray. Two children, Benjamin and Jeff, both married. Dr. Benj. Jasper Fewel, son of B. C. and Thirza Fewel, married 3st Malinda J. Callison, 1 child, Iola, bom September 28, 1878, died May 30, 1915, married Reginald McKendrie Rockwood, in Nevada, Mo. R. M. 30

"ockwood, born June 31, 1879, son of %* charles A, Rockwrood, born in New York City. One child, Iola Belle Rockwood, born October 7, 1905, lives In Nevada, Mo. Malinda J. Fewel died April 7, I89I*. Jasper mar­ ried second time, died at his home, Odessa, Mo.

NOTES George Merrill Boyle, bom May 27, 1875, married October 10, 3899, Chella Davis, bom August 31, I878. Merrill Davis, born February 3, 1901, and Dorothy Mary, born November 18, 1901*, P. 0., Kerrville, Texas. The grandmother of Pleasant Walker (husband of Adelaide Lindsay) was Daniel Boone's sister. Merrill Doy3e's (husband of Mary Walker) great grandmother-was a sister of Andrew Jackson. The Doyle's were of Irish descent. Chella Davis Doyle's mother died January, 1922. WALL FAMILY LINE

Robert Wall. Nothing more known. Wife unknown. Residence east­ ern Maryland. Zachariah Wall, bom May 29, 17U1; died April 2l*, 1836; married March 3, 1760, Annie Everett, daughter Richard and Elizabeth Everett, eastern shore Maryland. Annie (Everett) Wall, born June 2*, 1737; died November 26, 38lr>. Children, Amy, Robert, Ann, Elizabeth, William and Sarah Wall.

Amy Wall, born September 33, 1761; died January, 1851; married Thomas Six®, son of Thomas and Mary Sins, Jn Culpeper County, Va. See Sims data. Robert Wall, born June 31, 1763; died March 6, 181*1*; married Fan­ nie Parsons, 1787, in Culpeper bounty, Va. Fannie died November 23, 1807. Children, Zachariah, James and Catherine Wall.

Zachariah Wall, son of i-obert and Fannie Wall, married 1st Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth Smith. Children, Robert, Samuel and William Wall; married 2nd Jane Peoples. Children, Zachariah, Gran­ ville, Lucy, Lizzie, Jane and Eliza Wall; married 3rd Elizabeth Zleglar, widow. She was the daughter of John Smith and Sarah (Wall) Smith. No children from 3rd marriage.

Robert Wall, son of Zachariah and Elizabeth Wall, born March $t 1816; died ; married Penelope Lindsay, born January 35, 3B19, daughter John Lindsay; died February 36, 3883. Children, Elizabeth Smith, born 181*1; Zachariah Lindsay, born 381*1*; William Robert, born 1850; Samuel, bom 381*7; Caroline P., bom 3851; Cornelia F,, bom 385U; Duke, born 3856; John Wesley, born 3859, and Emma ^ates Wall, born 3863, Samuel Wall, son, Zachariah and Elizabeth Wall; married Mary Hay 1st. Children, Robert, Emma, Ida, Albert and Cora Wall; married 2nd Mary Ann Dalton. Children, Lottie.

William Wall, son of Zachariah and Elizabeth Wall; married Eliza 31

Ann Fewell, daughter of Wm. Fewell and E. D, (Wall) Fewell; born January 23, 3821. Children, Lizzie, married Wesley Spurlock, died about 21 years of age. Wm. Wall, married 2nd Martha (Wall) Gilbert, daughter Wm, Mason Wall. Children, Isora, died about 21 years of age; Robert and Hildred Wall.

Zachariah Wall, son of Zachariah and Jane (Peoples) Wall, born September 5, 3B27; married Celia Matthews, December 27, 1850. She was born December 2, 3B3U. Children, James M., born January, 1852; Eliza Jane, born August, 3853; Walter Z,, bora August, 3855; Mary F,, born December, 1857; Samuel Granville, born November, 3859; John D,, born November, 3B6l; Laura A. L«, born June, 1861*; Charles R., born Septem­ ber, 1866; Dannie M,, born January. 386°; Franklin Muncie, born March , 1871; L. Hunter, born January, 1871*, and Florence Cathrina Wall, born February 9, I876.

Granville M. Wall, son of Zaehariah and Jane Wall, born May 22, 3B31, died May 2, 1859; married Mary F. ^bertson, May 12, 1852. She died 1906. Children, James Garland Wall, bom July 18, 1853, and Rob­ ert Nicho3as Wall, Born August 22, 1853. James Wall, son of r,-obert and Fannie Wall, married Sallie Smith, daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth Smith. Children, Joshua, Fannie and Nancy.

Joshua Wall, married 1st Caroline Hege. Children, Robert, died about 21 years of age; Joshua ^homas, Caroline F., Mary A., and tvro girls who died young; Joshua Wall married 2nd, Susan Crites. No children.

Catherine Wall, daughter l^obert and Fannie Wall, married 3st Scales. One son, Thomas. Catherine Wall, daughter Robert and Fannie Wall narried 2nd. Woodall. No record. Catherine (Wall) Woodall died September 22, 181*1*.

Cornelia I'. Wall, daughter Robert and Pene3ope Wall, married A. J, Fair. Children, DeWitt C., bom September 1*, 1877; Lillie Bell, bom March 16, 1879; Salone Fair, born September 9, 3881; Emery Wall, born May 31, 3881*; Roy, born November 6, 1886; Robert Barlow, born April 12, 3809, and Andrew Clarence Fair, bom Ju3y 15, I89I,

Zachary Lindsay Wall, son of Robert and Penelope Wall, married Susan E. Webster. Children, Ben and Nora Wall. Hora married 1st Louden; 2nd Pratt, both dead.

Samuel Wall, son of Robert, born June 27, 181*7; died November ll*, I9OO; married Sarah Virginia Dandridge, of Henry County, Va., born 181*5; died 1908. Children, 3 sons, 2 daughters, Thomas D, Wall, born 1878; died single, 1908; Elizabeth Wall, bom 1876; died 1899; married L. Frank Gorrell, of Chatham County, N. C. 1 child, Jeanette Correl, born September 19, I896; married Janes G* Brown, of Marion, S. C. 1 son, James, born August, 1919; Samuel s. Wall, born June 27, 1879; married December 9, 1901, A3ma Graves Stikeleather. Six children, Dandridge Wall, bom October 19, 1902; Maupin Wall, bom March 17, 1905; Frances Wall, born March 12, 1907; Nancy Wall, born August 13, 1909; Martha 32

Wall, born November 8* 1931; Kathryn Wall,born February 23, 1911*. All of family living in Asheville, N, C,

Nannie S, Wall, born 1882; married Glenn L, McCullough, of Dar­ lington, S. C. One child, Louise McCullough, bom 1907.

Robert E. Wall, bom 3B8U; died 1888. William ^obert Wall, son of Robert and Penelope Wall, married Caro­ line F, Wall. Children, Carrie, bom October 8, 3873; married J. A. Scales. Ho children. James, born Ju3y 31, I878, married Marie Lelia Stockton. Children, BhaH and William Francis and J. Siewers Wall. J. Siewers Wall, born Ju3y 18, 3893, married Mary Cecil Wall, January 32, 1916. Children, Mary Siewers and Cecil Wa31. Mary Cecil Wall died February 25, 1920. J. Siewers Wall married 2nd Marian Smith, April 5, 1922.

Robert Wall, son of Samuel and Mary (Hay) Wall, married Hester Virginia Webster. Children, Robert Ernest, born January 9, I87I*; Bella Gertrude, born June 9» 1875; Bertie ^ilden, born November 7, I876; died September 2, 3877; Cabell Philip Wall, bom August 30, 3878; Benjamin Hester Wall, bom March 2, 3881; died August 23, 3881. Robert Philip Wall, bom December 25, 1850; died April 20, 1900; Hester V. Wall, bom December 30, 3852, died March 8, 3881.

Robert Ernest Wall, son of Robert P. and Hester V. Wall; married Lottie J. Carter, June 4, 1902. Children, Hester Virginia, born February 22, I90I*; Louise Johns, born January 12, 1906; Delia Ernestine, born May 9, 1907, and Lettie Carter Wall, born January 35, 1930.

Emma Wall, daughter Samuel and Mary (Hay) Wall, married James T. Reyno3ds, Jr. No children. ,

Ida Wall, daughter Samuel and Mary (Hay) Wall, married Robert Nicholas Wall. Children, Mary Hay, bprn February 25, 188U, married Sam Wall, December 23, 1933 • Samuel Hester, bom Ju3y 16, 3888; Ida Lee, born April 20, 3891*; Emma Bertie, born June 25, I896, married Mal­ colm Wall, January 17, 1919, and Robert Nicholas Wall, born January 26, 1906.

A3bert Wall, son of Samuel and Mary (Hay) Wall, married Cora Ratliff. Children, Alice, Oscar, Horace, Robert, Eugene, Plnkney, Her­ bert and "ichard.

Cora Wall, daughter of Samuel and Mary (Hay) Wall, married Alfred Webster. Children, Henry, Philip, Cabell, Ra3ph, Mary Hester, Robert Clarence and William Albert Webster.

Lottie Wall, daughter of Samuel and Mary Ann Dalton, ma_rried John M. Reynolds. No children.

Mary F, Wall, daughter Zachariah and Celia Wall, married %• Blackburn, December 21, I876; James M, Wall, son Zachariah and Celia Wall, married Mary Moore, December 13, 1877; Walter Z* Wall, son Zach­ ariah and Celia Wall, married Bettie Hooper, February ll*, 1878; Gran­ ville Wall, son Zachariah and Celia Wall, married Sallie McAnnal3y, De­ cember 28, 3B86; Nannie M. Wall, daughter Zachariah and Celia Wall, married Robert McAnal3y, 3887; John D. Wall, son Zacgariah and Celia Wall, married Mollie Reynolds, December 12, I889; Charles R* Wall, 33

son of Zaclariah and Celia Wall, married Annie L. Hudgins, March 3D, I89O; Cartie F. Wall, daughter Zachariah and Celia Wall, married Thomas G. Reynolds, December 2l*, 1895; Hunter Wall, son Zaclariah and Celia Wall, married Delia Holland, January 6, 1906.

Robert Wall, son of William Wall and Martha Gilbert Wall* married. Hildred 'Wall, daughter of William Wall and Martha Gilbert, married J. G. Callison. Children, Frank Callison, Sterling P. Calllson, John Callison, Linnie Callison, Frances Callison, Joseph Callison, Virginia Callison, Wil­ liam Callison and David B. Callison St Ruth. ** Fannie Wall, daughter James and Sallie (Smith) Wall, married Wil­ liam liege; Nancy Wall, daughter James and Sallie (Smith) Wall, mar­ ried John liege.

Joshua Thomas Wall, son Joshua and Caroline Wall, married Sallie A. Adkins, April 3, 1879. Children, Henrietta Wall, bom January 33, 1880, died July 28, I896; Georgianna Wall, bom December 11, 1881; Ro­ berta Wall, bom October 3i*, 1883; Sallie Smith Wall, bom May 3£, 1885; Thomas Alexander Wall, born February 1, 1888; Elizabeth F. Wall, born Msy 17, I89O; James Lewis Wall, born January 3D, 1892; Robert Lee Wall, born January 7, 1895; Andrew Haymore Wall, born September 1, 1897; Annie Mildred Wall, born April 2, 1900; Marietta Wall, boim March 11, 1901*.

Caroline F, Wall, daughter Joshua and Caroline Wall, married Wm. R. Wall. See his data. Mary A. Wall, daughter Joshua and Caroline Wall, married Wallace Cardwell. NOTES

The first record df Zachariah Wall, son of Robert, is the purchase sale of 300 acres of land in "The great Fork of Rapahannock River in Cul­ peper County. Va. He is recorded, from the Province of Maryland, this being in 1771*. This record authenticates the family tradition or history, that he was originally from the eastern shore of Maryland, that his wife Annie Everett, inherited property from her father, Richard Everett, and was engaged for some time in the household of Robert Wall, sewing or 3ight household work. Zachariah Wall, in 1797, with his family (except­ ing William) and probably other friends, moved to Rockingham County, N. C, in the vicinity of Madison, N. C,, where he accumulated much property, dying in the year 1816, AH of the above descendants, with the ex­ ception of William Wall, who married Ann Eliza Fewell, lived and died in North Carolina around the homes and in the neighborhood of their an­ cestors, James M, Wall, son of Zachariah (III), is also a wanderer from his people, living in Twin Falls, Idaho.

In 3839, Richard Wall, son of Zaclariah 3st, with his family and many other relations and friends, noved out to Missouri in Henry and Johnson Counties. The data of whose families will appear in this list of family lines,

Richard Wall married Susan Vernon, daughter of Richard and Susan Vernon, in Cu3peper County, Va. Richard Vernon had several daughters 31*

and probably sons. Anthony Dearing married Elizabeth Vernon and was probably one of the first to come to North Carolina from Culpeper, as we find him as witness to a land deal in March, 17-78, and also the purchaser of a grant of land on both sides of Beaver Island Creek, November, 1781*. This being in the same locality of where the Walls and Fewells came in 1797. This Elizabeth Dearing will account for the many family names in both the Fewells and Walls line. So far I have been unable to find any trace of Anthony Dearing except the grant of land from Gov. Martin, 3rd day of November, 1781*.

Ann Wall, born April 3, 1769, died September 28,181*8; married Ben­ jamin Fewell, January 20, 1789. See Fewell data. 4 Richard Wall, born March 17, 1767, married ^ugust 26, 1790, Susan Vernon, Culpeper County, Va., daughter Richard and Sarah Vernon. Children, Sarah T., born October 15, 1791, married Reuben Lindsay, first cousin, 3st. See Lindsay data. Sarah T, Lindsay, married 2nd, Wm. Fewell. No issue. See Fewell data.

Wm* Mason Wall, born November 19, 1793, married Blizabetb Wa3ker 1st, in 1816. Children, Dr. James Walker Wall, born November 20, 1C16, married Hoy 10, 1850, Mary Frances Fewell. Children, James wIlliam, Mary Elizabeth, Rebecca Ida, Sarah Lelia, Maude Ella and Dr. Robert Lee Wall. James W,, born September 22, 1851, married Emma Avery 1st. One child, Ethel, died in infancy; James W., married Leona Redford, born Nov­ ember 6, 1861*, 2nd. Children, Oscar, Bessie, Pauline, Mary and Willie Wall, James VI., married 3rd, Hulda Phillips. No issue.

Mary Elizabeth Wall, born March 29, 3853; married Joseph Lee Houx. No issue.

Corinna Alice Wall, born April 22, 1855; married J. L. Houx. Chil­ dren, Mary, born, December 30, 1880, married Rolla Stacye. Noilssue. Florence, born September 38, 1882, married Perry A. Jones. Children, Dale houx Jones. Bernice, born April 13, 1881*. Single. Joseph, born April 13, 1888, married Fanny Neal. Children, Joelee Houx (girl),

Rebecca Ida Wall, born December 9, 1858, died in infancy.

Sarah Lelia wall, bom June 22, 1861, married $arch 1*, 1885, Samuel Woods Harris, born Jan. 27, 1853, son of Aurelius Benjamin and Eliza (Ritchie) Harris. Children, Samuel Ritchie Harris, bom March 6, 3886, married October 17, 1917, Susan Smith. No issue. Lee Wall Harris, born December 33,1889, married Moron 35, 1931, Minnie Yount. Children, Oleta; Dearing Woods Harris, born June 26, 1892. single. Mary Frances Harris, born May 10, I896. Single.

Maude Ella Wall, bom November 1*, 3865, married John F, Reynolds. Children, Maude E. See lieynolds data.

Dr. Robert Lee Wall, bom January 23, 1868, married Dollle Whid- bee. Children, Robert Lee, born ..., died in childhood, Leeton, Mo.; Harold, born , married ; Marie, born , single; Dr. Robert Lee Wall, died October 25, 1908, in Denver, Colorado, where he went for his health from Tu3sa, Okla. Other members of family living at Tulsa, Okla. 35

Dr. James Walker Wall came to Missouri with his father, Major Wm. M. Wall, and located south of the Johnson County line in Henry County, where he lived and died. He established a large practice, besides having a class of several medical students and conducting a farm of several hun­ dred acres of land. was very successful in his business and at his death had accumulated a good estate. Dr. Wall, born in North Carolina, near Madison, died May 10, 1875. His wife born near Madison, died October 17, 1786.

Sarah Wall, born October 6, 1818, married Maranda Amick. Three children, on3y one living, Maranda, Jr. See Fewell data. Sarah died August 11, 1851*; Maranda, Sr., died February 26, 381*7.

Martha J. Wall, born ,,,,,,, , married ttev. S. D. Gilbert. One child, Fannie Gilbert, born September 26, 381*1*, married James H. Blackwell, died soon after marriage; Martha J. Gilbert, married Wm. Jennings Wall 2nd. See Wall data.

Robert W. Wall, bom • , died single about 181*9, on trip to Cal­ ifornia, as result of the trip.

Wm. M. Wall, merrled 2nd. Sarah J. Fewell, Ju3y 30, 3827. Chil­ dren, Win. Wallace Wall, born December 10, 1828, married Sarah Pigg, bom September 3D, 381*0, married Ju3y 29, i860. Children, Flora Vir­ ginia, bora June 13, 1861, married James H. Renfrew. Children, Gussie, Sarah and Harold; Wm. Wallace, born Februa ry 9, 1863, died in child­ hood. David Mason, born April ll*, 1866, married Annie Graham. Chil­ dren, Earl, Gladdys, A3bert, Virgie and Fred. Elmer Lee, born March 2, 1868,aarried Maude Martin. Children, Lester and Eugene. Ethen Au­ gustus, born November 11, 3869. Edith Josephine, born January 29, 1872, married Luther R. Simpson. 2 Children, Clarence, born November 1893, married Lilian Garrett. Childrea Bryan Simpson. Orville A., born September 26, I87I*, married Mrs. Crother. Mabel Augusta, born January 17, I876, married Richard King. Children, Wilbur King, born I9H*. Pearl Helena, born January 8, 1878. Nellie B#. born July 8, 1880, married L. S. Furleigh. Catherine R., born April h, 1883, married E. Leavenworth. Ina Laura, born May 5, 3886. Wm* Wallace Wall lived a few miles north of Calhoun, Mo., where his children were born. Was a soldier in the Confederate service, wounded at Lone Jack, continued his service in the Confederate Army until his command surrendered at Shreve- port, La., 3865. It was his opinion that his father, Wm. Mason Wall, moved to Missouri in 3837, settling on what is now the Judge Amick farm, close to Sardis Church, afterwards moving a few miles west of this location.

Julius Fabius Wall, bom , 3B30, in N. C, married Elizabeth E. Woolfo3Jf, bom 181*0. Julius Fabius Wall killed at the battle of Lone JaOc, Jackson County, Mo., August 16, 3862* Elizabeth E. Wall died 3899. Son Eugene's Children, 0harles S., born June 3D, 1P81*, married Pearl Wood, October 20, 1910. One child, Pauline, born 1913. Helen Evelyn, born October 20, 3888, married Eugene C. Pigg June 29, 1930. Julius F,, bom August 3D, 3890. Logan Daniel, born Ju3y 2, 1892, married Cerepta May- eld, March 21, 1920. John Woolfolk, born February 12, I90I*. 36

Julius F. Wall, born June, 1862, married Kate Burress, born .... Children, Harve M., born June 13, 1881*, married June 2, 1931, Lottye Hlnes. Virgil D., bom December 2i*, 3890. Elizabeth Ann Wall, born June 23, 3833, married August 11, 3851*, Geo. W. Corder, Corder, Mo. Children? Wm. Corder, born Single. Rovilla border, born , married November 7, 1883, S. M. Reynolds. See Reynolds data. Nathan Corder, born 1858, married Comorah Har­ rison, born 1861*. Children, Margarita, born 3891, married October 10, 1917, Victor Rogers, York, Neb. Ellen, bom 3893, married June 19, 1919, Marcellus Hartman, Higginsville, Mo. Children, Marcellus T., Jr,, born August 30, 1920. Celeste Corder, born 3899, single. Mrs. Comorah Cor­ der was the daughter of James W. and Ellen Davis Harrison. Roberta L, Corder, born , married Charles L. Wilson, March 22, 1892, at Cor­ der, Mo. Children, Elizabeth Ann, born September 30, 1893, married W, R, Cobb, November, 1916. Two children, Cameron Cobb, born December 193B, and Wm. Wilson Cobb, bom November, 1920. Charles L. Wilson, Jr., born August 9, I896, married February 18, 1922. Wm. Corder, born February 13, 1901, Roberta L., born December 12, 1901*, and Catherine P. Wilson, born May 12, 1907. Charles L. Wilson was the son of John and Eliza (Hollinsworth) Wilson. Bettie C. Corder, born ..... , mar­ ried Wm. Groves, April 25, I89I*. Children, Hellen E., bom March 27, 3896; William M., Bom February 10, 1900; Frances 3., bom Ju3y 35, 1902; Marjory, born December 8, 1905; William Groves was the son of David Gyoves, born 1806, and Eliza Ann (Hutchens) Groves, married in 1831. Elizabeth Ann Corder, died January, 1901. George W. Corder, died ...... •

Susan Josephine Wall, born March 5, 381*1*, died single* Wm. Mason Wall, died August 2, 3865. Sarah A. Wall, died April 7, 1866. NOTES Major Wall was probably the first pioneer of the family to emigrate to Missouri, locating in Tebo Township, Henry County, Mo. He built the first steam flour mlH west of St. Louis, and in 3839 members of both the Wall and Fewell families and other kin and frie ds, to the number of one hundred and forty-four from North Carolina, moved out and located in adjoining townships of Henry and Johnson Counties, Mo. These families, consisting of Mason C. Fewell and family, Benjamin and Dr. R. Z. R. Wall and families, Wm. Hoverton and family, John C. Stone and family, Ab­ salom Potts and family, Isaac Munday and family, Sarah T. Lindsay and family, and others arrived in the neighborhood of Old Sardis Church, November 22, 1939* The church at that time being in the southeast section of Major Wall's land. Before the emigration of our clan to the west, they worshipped in Sardis Church, on land donated by Zachariah Wall, about three miles south of Madison on the Rocky Springs Road* About thirty- five years ago they built a New Sardis Church on the Old Baggage Road about two miles east of the Old Church. When our people first located in Missouri they worshipped in a log church on the above mentioned loca- 37 tion, later they built a frame church, 1856, about one mile east of the old one costing six hundred dollars with Elders Henry Avery and James Fewell joint pastors. About 1910 a new church wa3 built in Leeton, Mo., on lot3 contributed by Mrs. Linnie A. 'iobinson and funds largely con­ tributed by Mrs. M. R. Millner and uister, Miss Elizabeth D. Fewell. This last church being the fifth Sardis Church that members of our family lave worshipped in.

Frances Wall, born December 16, 1801, died March 1, 1887, married William J. Hcwerton, 3821. Children, Br. Richard Heritage, born Rock- Ingham County, N. C, Oct. 8, 3823, married ^ancy A. Hughes, Ju3y 23, 1857, bom Adair County, Ky., December 18, 1838. Seven children. James Blackmore, bora September 21, 3861, married Fannie Carpenter, November U, 1885. Children, Wm. Richard, bom January 6, 1887, mar­ ried Kate Stansberry, Ju3y 26, 190-. children. Forrest Howard, born February 11, 3898, died January, 1902.

Frances Mary, born September 9, 1861*, died January 21, 1922; mar­ ried Wm. Reaves Finley, born September 9, 3886. Children, Mable Ann Grant, born May 27, 3889; married Murray B. Leonard, December 25, 1906. Children, 2 boys, Richard Wayne, born October 30, 1912, and John, born January 3, 1931*.

Wm. Hughes, bora Ju3y 17, I867, died August 26, 3868. Robert Richard, bom August 18, 1869; married Delila J. Farnsworth, March 2, 1892. Three children, Nina, born February 11, 1891*, married I. Tegid Williams, London, Eng., October 12, 1918. 1 child, Anna Gwen Wil­ liams, born August 19, 1919, Spokane, Washington.

Hbrtense Howerton, born March 15, 3897, married Percy • lijah West, May 7, 1920; Richard Farnsworth, born September 17, 1900, single. R* R. H*, living at Spokane, Washington.

Walter Stuart Hcwerton, 5th child, born Ju3y 15, 3873, died Decem­ ber 17, I87I+.

John Benjamin Haskins Hcwerton, bom September 25, 3875, married Margaret Little, June 26, I907. Living at the old home, Magnolia, Magnolia, Mo. Anna carey Hcwerton, born Ju3y 27, 3878, single, living at Spokane, Wash. NOTES

Heritage Hcwerton, grandfather of Dr. Richard and father of Win. J. Hcwerton, was a native of Virginia, a Revolutionary war soldier. Dr. Richard read medicine under his uncle, R. Z. R. Wall, in 385U-55, took medical course at Cincinnati, practicing his profession first in Johnson County, with his uncle, Dr. Wall, after marriage, he moved to Cass County, Mo., and practiced until the war of 3861, during the war he practiced in Johnson County and Cooper County two years, returning to Johnson, prac­ ticed until 3888, when he moved to Eldorado Springs on account of im­ paired health of wife. I89I* Dr. and Mrs. Hcwerton returned to the old 38

home in Johnson County, where they resided until their deaths. Mrs. Hcwerton died January 23, 1903. Dr. died May 6, 1905. Mary Hcwerton, daughter Wm. and Frances Hcwerton, born *. , married 1st, Wash Morton; Mary Hcwerton Morton married 2nd, Ben­ jamin Barker. Susan Hcwerton, daughter Wm. and Frances Hcwerton, born , married James Slayton. Thomas Hcwerton, son Wm. and Frances Hcwerton, born , died fall, 381*0. Sarah Howerton, daugh­ ter Wm. and Frances Howerton, born , married Newton Carpenter. Thomas Newton Carpenter, born August 26, 1826 in Franklin, Ky., son of Wilson D, Carpenter, of Tennessee, who was a soldier in War of 1812, came to Missouri In 3838. Thomas N. and Sarah M, (Howerton) Carpen­ ter had the following children; Mary Jane, married Mr, Sprague, P. 0. Chilhowie, Mo,* Martha F., married Harry L. Rice, P. 0. Chilhbwie, Mo,; Thomas W., P. 0. Blairstown, Mo.; James L.; Joseph F., married Char­ lotte Gilliam, daughter Isaac Gilliam, of Henry County, Mo. Children; Richard M., Kansas City, Mo.; Henry B., Rich Hill, Mo.; Grace Brock- horn, Hereford, Texas; Una B. Pritchard, South Dakota. Two of T, N. and Sarah Carpenter's children, Lizzie and R, K, are dead.

John B, Howerton, son Wm. and Frances Howerton, bora June 3, 1831*, died May 6, 1918 married Melissa L. Gilliam, November 10, 1853. She died Februaiy 5, 1915. Children, J. R. Howerton, born September 13, 3B5U, married 1st Ella Flemming. Children, 5, Frank, Maude, Pearl, Bees and Blanche, married 2nd Ida Icefelter. Children, 3, Neal, Alfred and Charlie.

Wm. J. Howerton, born August 2l*, 1856, married Frances Ross. Two children, Jessimie and Zella. Win. J. Howerton died November 32, 1933, Childowie, Mo.

Peter H, Howerton, born April 11, 1859, married Agnes Ross. Three Children. A3bert, Eula and Nellie. John E, Howerton, born April 25, I860, died March 31, 1861. Maiy Frances Howerton, born June 16, 1863, married Samuel H* Bean. One child, Jessie, Warrensburg, Mo., P. 0. Elizabeth Howerton, born January 8, 1866, married Edwin S. Whitte- more. No children. P. 0, Blairstown, Mo. Ada L. Howerton, born March 15, 1869, married James C. Pollock. One child, Elzie Lee. Ada L. Pollock, died August 6, 1906. Elzie died September 21, 1916. Cora A, Howerton, bora October 8, 3871*, married Greer G. Gates. One son, Harry, P. 0. ChiJJtowie, Mo. Lottie V. Howerton, born December 2, 3878, married Wm. W, Murphy* ^hree children, Hildreth, John and Richard. Hildreth, bora October 6, 1901, died November 16, 1902. P. 0. of family Chilhowie, Mo. All of John B. Howerton's children were born in Henry County, Missouri. He served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War,

Joshua S. Howerton, son Wm. and Frances Howerton, born Novem­ ber 3, 3838; married Eliza Ann Harrington, daughter Wm. Harrington, July 1°, 3867. Six children, Oscar Lee, bora May 3D, 3868, died in 3873. Mary E., bora January 22, 3870; died 1872. Dophelia Bell, born April 8, 3872; Susan Frances, bora November 27, I87I*. Nancy Ann, born Ju3y 30, 1877. Sallie T,, bom Jan. 1, 1881. Dophelia Howerton, married John 39

T. Paul, January 5» 1910. One child, Eliza Angelletta, born July 21, 1911. Nancy A, Howerton,married George B, Bradley, Reno, Nev., July 25, 1906. Seven children, Louis F., born Ju3y 9, 1907; Bruce J. and Doris lee (twins) born May 22, 1931, Lenapah, Okla.; Doris died August 28, 1931; Helen Prances, born September 13, 1912; John Donald and Dophia Mae (twins) bom August 26, 1915; Geo. Chester, bom Cody's Bluff, Okla., June 21, 1821. Sallie Howerton married Joseph . Joyeman, Feb­ ruary 11, 1906. Two children, Mary Ellen, born November 10, I906; Martha Frances, born January 2l*, 1908.

Joshua S. Howerton enlisted in Confederate Army, served in Hind- man's brigafle, transferred to Young's battalion until fall Vickshurg, re­ organized into 30th Mo. cavalry, where lie served until war closed. Fought at Helena, Little Rock, Glascow, and numerous battles of Price's raid In Missouri and returned to Missouri at surrender. Eliza Ann Howerton died April 3, 1881*. J. S. Hcwerton died April 3, I89I*.

Bettie Howerton, daughter Wm. and Frances Howerton, bom , married James Neal, 1st, Bettie Howerton Neal, daughter Wm. and Fran­ ces Howerton, married Francis Marion Maise, 2nd. Frances Howerton, daughter Wm. and Frances Howerton, born , married Benjamin Morten, 3st; 1 child, Benjamin Morton, born ; Frances Morton Howerton, daughter wm. and Frances Howerton, married Thomas Wal­ lace, 2nd; lad daughter, Martha or Mattie, married Mr. Strodman, Inde­ pendence, Mo. Three children, Bessie, Pearl and Reuben Lindsay. Bessie married Walton Steel, brother of Ed Steel, who married Lee Wall*

Martha Howerton, daughter Wm. and Frances Howerjrton, bom , married Thomas Carr. Three children, Will jam, Beulah and Minnie D., living in Henry County, Mo. Beulah, born ..... , married Mr. Paul. Minnie D. graduated Baptist College, Lexington, Mo«, took medal for ex­ cellence in art, married June 21, 1893, Dr. John T, Anderson, born Henry County, Mo., November 21, I869. Two children, Minnie W,, and John Galon. Mrs. Anderson, granddaughter of Judge Richard Carr, of Lafay­ ette County, Mo.

NOTES

Dr. J. T. Anderson was son of Andrew J. Anderson, born 181*1* in Johnson County, Mo,, in 1868 married Mary Swift. Andrew J. was son of John Anderson, born in Virginia, 1795, son of John Anderson "my Joe John" of Burns Poetical fame. Dr. Anderson's grandparents came to Johnson County about 1825, entered government land and in 1850 moved to Cornelia, Mo. Dr. Anderson lives in Warrensburg, Mo. Son John in World War and went over with A. E. F. Dr. Anderson's father served in Con­ federate army. Mary A, Swift, daughter She3by Swift, bora in Henry County, Mo.

William Mason Howerton, son of Win. and Frances Howerton, born , married Jane Dunaway. Wm. J. Howerton, died 1876, 79 years and 6 months old. Frances died March 1, 3887, 85 years 2 months and 15 days of age. fa

Benjamin Franklin Wall, born November 31, 1803, married Susan Wall Fewel, 3st* Children, John Livingstone Wall, born March 3, 1828, married Mary Jane Holmes. Benjamin franklin Wall, born March 11*, 1829, married Elizabeth J. Dudley, bom May 30, 181*2; Richard Zachary Wall, born December 35, 3831, died of Typhoid fever; James Mason Wall, born June 29, 383U, married Nannie Grey, died in California; Robert Tas- well Wall, born February 5, 1836, married Sallie Gerey, born February 31, 181*1; Susan Elizabeth Wall, bom June 27, 3838. married Jackson Corder; Isabella Josephine Wall, bom September 17, 181*0, died 381*1; Henry Gil­ bert Fitzhugh Wall, born October 2, 381*2. died in early life of measles; Samuel Everett Wall, born November 2, lBUi*, married Alice Grey; Martha M. Wall, bonn June 17, 181*7., raarr'edOwe n Cooper; Edwin Wall, born July 2, 1850, married Susan Crew3, 1st; Julia Nines, 2nd. Susan Wall, wife of B* F. Wall, died of consumption, October 9, 3B53; B. F. Wall, mar­ ried 2nd, Emaline Towns ley. Children: Viola Wall, born Ju3y 26, 1858; married Addison Jones. Benjamin F, Wall, died August 2, 1865.

J. L. Wall married Mary Jane Holmes,

B. F. Wall married E. J. Dudley, November 28, I860. Four children.

Henry J. Wall, bora October 13, 1861, married Birdie McElvane. Two children, Birdie and Peggy.

Cora Frances, born March 7, 3B63, married Frank Pettis. Three chil­ dren, Ga3.e, Grettelle and Jean.

Luella, bom February 19, 1867, died March 21, I869.

Ezra, born October 2, I869, married Mollie Caldwell. Throe chil­ dren, Henry, Laird and Kirbey.

Benjamin F. Wall died January 22, I898. His wife, Elizabeth, died I9OO.

R. Z. Wall died single*

James Mason Wall, married Nannie B. Gray, February 16, 1859, daughter Sidney C. Gray, bom August 7, 181*2, in Howard County, Mo. Five children, Benjamin Franklin Wall, born January 31, i860, married Eliza Hall, daughter Grif Hall, Johnson County, Mo.; Sydney J. Wall born February 8, 1867, married two times, lived and died in Fresno, Calif,; Thomas Elmer Wall, born May 2, 3872, married; lives in Fresno, Calif.; Ono B. Wall, born September 18, 1875, died when about 21 years of age; Eraa E, Wall, Born September 21, 1879, married A, M. Holderman, Pasa­ dena, Calif,, and with her mother lives there also. J. M. Wall owned large farm in Johnson County, Mo., where all his children were bora, sold to W, J, Miller, of Illinois. J, M. Wall and wife were active members of the Baptist Church at High Point, Mo,, contributed liberally to its support. He was a Mason, active in politics and served through the Civil War in Confederate Army. At the close of Gen. Price's raid in Missouri soldiers visited their families and a large number assembled at his father's home, leaving there to rejoin Price's army, among them being Br. Jacob Sipe, and that was the last time he was seen by his devoted family. Frank Wall and wife moved to Fresno when his father died. Some years after, he and his daughter, Neva died, his wife living in Pasadena with her daughter, Lois. ui

Their daughter, Ethel, is married and lives in Hollywood.

Robert Taswell Wall married Sara;. Catherine Geery, February 17, 3859, daughter Vim. and Melissa (Phillips; Geery. pioneers of Howard County, Mo* Children, 1 boy, died in Infancy, I* daughters, Annie Mason, Lula, Lee and Roberta. Annie M., bora February 22, I860, married March 18, 3881*, w. Rubey Walton, bom March 35, 1852. Children, Roberta Lo- dine, born June 1, 1891, married May 7* 1909, Fred Allen Wllmot, born April 35, 1889. Children, John Walton Wi3iaot, »om June 20, 1930, in Lexington, Mo. W» R. Walton and brother, Mm. H. Walton, ore uncles of Edward and Walton Steel*

Lula, born November 27, 1661, married November 3i*, 3883, to Poland Hughes, born January 15, 18>5. Children, Stella, born September 27, 1881*, married Charles fields, February 28, 1905* son of Ifrury Fields* Children, Conrad, born June 26, 1909, and Roland Pields, bora May 21, 1930, in Vernon County, Mo. Ethel Lee Hughes, born January 7, 3890, married Rowland Prioe, June 7, 1911. Children, Robert Wm. Price, born June 7, 1917, in Vernon county, Mo.

Roberta, born March 33, 1872, married Edwin R* Johnson, October 11, 3893, E. R. J., born August 16, 1867. Children, Lovlne Johnson, born January 7, 3897, died March 27, 1900, in Vernon County, Mo. Luclle Johnson, bora September 26, 189c, married ...... , in Richards, Mo*

Edwin Lee Wall, born December 3, 3866, married Edward Steel, of Butler, Mo. Three children, Robert Edwin, born May 26, I898; Lila Lee, bora September 20, 1893) Walton Wall, bora August 10, 1908; P. 0. 1*00 Qreenaway Terrace, Kansas City, Mo*

Robert Steel won gold medal in oratorical contest high school Nevada, Mo. Graduated high school and State University, Columbia, and now a law student. Mr. and Mrs* Steel Bold their home in Mevada and bought in Kansas City, where they now reside*

R* T, Wall, born in Rockingham County, N. C, died May 21, 1901*, in Richards, Vernon County, Mo., married and lived in Johnson County, where all his children were born, afterwards movong to Vernon County, Mo* He accumulated quite an estate by his splendid business sagacity* He and his wife were charter members of Presbyterian church and liberal contributors to the same, a worthy citizen in mery respect and highly re* spected by all who knew him.

Martha Balinda Wall, married August 28, 3872, Ower Cooper, of Kentucky, who come to Missouri in 1836, served in Confederate Array. Two children, Ottle May, born May 21*, 187b, and Susan Elizabeth, born No­ vember 23, 1878. Ottle May married Hall. Three children, Gordon, born March 1*, 1899, Lola Aiioe, born October 16, I90I*, and Owen Mitchell Hall, born October 1*, I9O6; Susan Elizabeth Cooper, married 1st, Nick Townsley. One child, Mottle Lina, bora December 26, I90I*; Susan Eliza­ beth Townsley married 2nd, Frank Callison, April. 29, 1920. Mr. and 1*8. Cooper and members of the family resided in Leeton, Mo., where Mr* Cooper died April 20, 1911*, and Mrs. Cooper died March 15, 1922*

Samuel Everett Wall, married Alice aray October 2, 3 869, daughter 1*2

of John Thomas Gray, of Pettis County, Mo. Children, John died of typhoid fever in ear3y manhood, and Jessie, who died a few years after­ ward. Family extinct.

Susan Ann Elizabeth Wall, married Jackson border, of Lafayette County, Mo. Three children, Susan C0rder, married Wm. Henry Walton, November 8, 1882, of Butler, Mo. One child, Lee Walton, married Wm. Wigglesworth Wood, of Smithville, across the river from Kansas City.

Frank Corder, married Jennie Todd, of Richards, Vernon County, Mo., 1883• yThree children, Jackson, Nannie and Grace. Jackson mar ... Has 3 sons'.' Lives in Caddo County, Okla. Nancy married in May, 1915. Lee Corder married 1st, Jack Webb, of Lafayette County, Mo., and lived in Kansas City. Lee Webb married 2nd, Abner Alien, of Independence. No issue. Lived in Independence until 1920, when with her mother they moved to a town near Long Beach, Calif. Susan Ann Elizabeth Wall named after three grandmothers, always called Bettie. After Frank and Susan married, Jackson Corder and wife moved to Independence, where he died.

Edwin H. Wall, married 1st, Susan Crews; married 2nd, Jiilia tlines. One child, Oral, Oral married Claude Woodward, of Windsor, Mo., now living in Pratt, Kansas, Edwin 11. Wall lived and died in Windsor, Mo.

Benjamin Franklin Wall, after the death of first wife, married Ema- line Townsley. Children, Viola, born July 26, 3B58, married Addorson Jones. One child, Est 11 Jones. B. F. Wall died August 2, 1865. First wife died October 9, 3853 • He accumulated a splendid estate of nearly a fourth of a million dollars, divided equa31y among his worthy children.

Dr. Richard Zachary Robert Wall, born March 29, 1910, married Mary Jane Covington, of Stokes County, N. C., October 22, 1838, daughter of Wm. P. Covington. Thirteen children, Adrian M., born in Rockingham, County, M. C, Ju3y 30, 1839, married Matilda C. Hunt, December 20, 1861*; Susan Jane, born April 21*, 381*1, married Wiley P. Carrington, June 21*, 181*1; Sarah Elizabeth, born May 13, 381*3, married John Hcwerton; Cornelia J., Born March 11, 181*5, married 1st, David Phipps; 2nd, Eugene Hubbards Nancy 0., bom February 12, 181*7, married Bert L. McFerrin, October 29, 1866; Salina Margaret, born ilarch 18, 181*9, married Richard Simpson; Mary Adela, born March 3, 1851, married John R. P-U3h; Mil­ dred B., bom November 11, 1853, died 1858, 3st burial in Wall cemetery in Rose Hill township; Frances L., born June 1, 1856, married James T, Weatherholt; Oscar C., born October 11, I860; James M., born April 3D, 1863; Dora A., born October 2, 1866, married Junius E, Roberts.

Adrian M, Wall married Matilda Consada Hunt, daughter of John B. Hunt. 10 children, all lived to manhood except James M., who died at 3 years of age. Charles Oscar Wall, born September 22, 1865, married September 2, 3886, to Lettie Davis, ^hey lived first in Johnson County, next in Henry, moved to Arkansas, later to Oklahoma, then 8 years in Can­ ada, in 1920 back to Marcclline, Mo. Seven children, 2 dying in In­ fancy. Grady W, Wan lives at Scranton, Pa,, Mrs, Florence Poindexter, 1*3

at Carrollton, Mo., Zachariah Robert Wall Adair, Iowa; Rolla V.F, and Maude Alice are at home with their parents.

John Richard Wall, born August 10, 3867. Single, Blairstown, Mo. Mule dealer. Oliver William Wall, born January 2, 1869. Single. Blairstown, Mo. Mule dealers. Edgar Harrison Wall, bom February 3, 1872. Single. Blairstown, Mo* Mule Dealers. Maude J. Wall, born Oxtober $, 1876, married Samuel Elliott Atkins, February 13, 1895. Two children, Samuel Edgar Atkins, born November JO, 1896, in Civil Service. Ada Mabel Atkins, born February 5, 1902, graduated Blairstown high school. Samuel E. Atkins, died September 8, 1931. Mother and children live at Blairstown, Mo.

Robert Adrian Wall, born Jarmaiy 18, 187^, married Lila Davis, October 2, 1901. Four children, two dying in childhood, both boys* Lil­ lian Lodine Wall, born September 2, 1902, in achool, Warrensburg, Mo.; John Robert Wall, born March 3? 1911, in school, Blairstown, Mo.

Addison M. Wall, born February 35, 1881, married *-aude Harrison, October 18, 1916, Two children, Walter Adrian Wall, bom August 11, 1917, P. 0. Blairstown, Mo.; Maude Ellen Wall, bom March 7, 1920, P. 0. Blairstown, Mo.

Rufus Adams Wall, born December 3, 1881*.

Benjamin Franklin Wall, bom April 13, 1886,

Adrian M. Wall was bom in Rockingham County, N. C., moved with his parents to Missouri, when about txro months old to Johnson County, \rheTQ he lived all his live excepting years from 1856-1861, when he was with hi3 father in mercantile business in Cass County. Well educated for the times in which he lived, served in the Confederate Army until its close, returning to his home in Johnson County, where he died in 1902.

Susan J, Wall, married Wiley P. Carrington, Ten children, six living. Richard Carrington, married, living in Okla., has 2 children; Nannie Car­ rington, married, living In Texas, has 2 children; William 3, Carrington, married, living in Okla., has 8 children; Flavia A. Carrington, married, living in Calif., has 3 children! Claude Carrington, married, living in Col., ha3 2 children. Mrs. S. J. Carrington died May 7, 1881*, buried in Wall cemetery, just west of her father's old homestead.

Sarah Elizabeth Wall, married

Cornelia J. Wall, married first, David Phlpps; 2nd, Eugene Hubbard. Children.

Nancy 0« Wall, married Bert L. McFerrln, October 29, 1866. Ten children, 9 living. Cornelia A,, married Thomas Philpott, 8 children; Min­ nie M., married E. Woods, 3 children; Leander, married Edna Dunn, 2 children; Mary J., married William Dunn; Cora B,, married Alex Conley; Dora Lemon, lives in Kansas City; Arthur, single, lives In Kansas City; William, married Ivah Moran, 3 children; Roy, married Mamie Sen- wall, living in Montana. Mrs. McFerrln died December 2l*, 1935, burled in the Wall cemetery.

Selena M. Wall, married Richard W, Simpson, July 23* 1868. Eleven Uk children, 3 beys dead. Robert L., died December 35, 1869; Thomas B., died December 21, 3876; 6harles A., died June 26, 1920; Alice M., married C. R. Anderson, Clinton, Mo., Route 2; Richard E. married Mattie Bernard, Blairstown, Mo,; Winfred T., married Berie Twineman, Pain Beach, Calif,; Ezra A., married Maude Haynes, Appleton City, Mo.; W131W., married Linnie Wall, Benton, Mo.; Fines L., married Ethel ilarper, Kings- ville, Mo.; Lida P., married Robert Hughes, Fredonia, Kansas; Lena C,, married Grover Delap, Kansas City, Mo. Richard W. Simpson died Ju3y 19, 1895, leaving 9 children, all at home but Alice, the oldest, who was married; Charlie, the youngest, 3 years old at father's death, never married. Lived on the, farm with his mother. After his death, Mrs. Simpson rented her farm and bought a home in Denton on Rock Island R. R. The town was built on land former3y owned by her father, about one mile from her birthplace. Mrs. Simpson lives alone. Has 23 grandchildren.

Mary Adela Wall, married John A. Rush, London, Ohio, February 2l*, 3870. 32 children, 1* died in Infancy. Ida Mae Rush, born May 19, 3871, died December 9, 3B81; Mary Elizabeth Rush, born January 35, 3B7l*, married George W. Wright. One daughter. Mary Alice Rush, born February 1*, 3876, married Will G. Urton. Five children. John Wn. Rush, bora May 15, I878, married Ethel Stewart. One daughter. Lillie Eva Rush, born February 7, 3881, married Roy W, Gilliam. Two girls. Glena Dora Rush, born December 35, 3883, married John T. Anderson. Four children. Edna A3ma Rush, born November 8, 1887, died Ju3y 5. 1913, married Charles E. Henry. One son. Maggie Jane Rush, bora April 35, I89O, married C. Wilson Hunt, Four children. Cliffle Orean Rush, bora June 38, 1897, married Kent B. Mickles. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rush had 35 grandchildren, 8 girls and 7 boys. J. A. Rush died June 3, 1918, burled in Wall cemetery.

Frances L. Wall, married James T. Hughes, March 18, 3875. Three children. Effie L. Hughes, married R. R. Turner; Manford R. Hughes, married Pearl Daniels; Daniel DeWltt, married Florence Hunt; James T. Hughes, died July 22, 1915* Mrs, Hughes rents her farm and lives with her daughter, Mrs, Effie Turner, Denton, Mo. Has 3 grandchildren, 2 girls and 1 boy.

Richard R. W. Wall, married Elizabeth Whetherholt, born in W. Va., 1861*. Six children. Linnie Edith, married W* W, Simpson, 1905, Den­ ton, Mo,; Dessie Achafalia, married W, A, deJaraett, 1931, Denton, Mo.; Grover Cleveland, died June, I889, 32 years of age; Blanche Whetherholt, married T. C. Cayton, 1935, Gripps, Okla.; Ira, married Evadna Daniel, 1920. Frances Ellen is her father's housekeeper, Mrs. Wall dying March 25, I902, in Colorado Springs, Col. The family moved back then to Mis­ souri and lived there a short time, then sold the home and moved to a homestead in Cimarron County, Okla., living there five years and then re­ turned to Denton, Mo., one mile from his birthplace, where he and his son, Ira, have a general mercantile store. Richard R. W. Wall has 8 grand­ children, 3 girls and 5 boys.

Dora A. Wall, married J, E. Roberts, March 17, 3883. Three chil- k>

dren, Mary Lizzie Roberts, born December 1, 3881*, married Ben C. Rose, Vinita, Indian Territory. One child, Blrdit. Alice Rose, born April 21, 1908. Addle Lavinia, born January 8, 1888, married. Allsie Jeanness Roberts, bora August 25, 3895* Mr. Boberts died June 35, 1922, his wife residing on her farm near Benton, Mo. NOTES

Dr. Richard Zachary Robert Wall was well educated, having a literary diploma from, the State university of N. C* and a medical diploma from the University of Pennsylvania. In 3839 he moved from Rockingham County, N. C., with his father and many other families, settling first a little south of Calhoun, Mo. His parents, Richard Wall and family, living at the place that was afterwards the home of Judge Parks, before he moved to Clinton, Mo., where they died. In 381*0 Dr. Wall and family moved to the Southwestern port of Johnson County, Mo., where he built up an extensive practice and accumulated -very much real estate during his active life. He gave to his children, as they married and settled off to them­ selves, 500 acres of land each, and still retained over 1500 acres for him­ self and wife. He was a great lover of the outdoor apoirts and had eveiy opportunity to gratify his pleasure in the wild wilderness that sur­ rounded him, abounding In deer and many other kinds of game. As the years grew upon him lie turned his extensive practice over to his nephew, Dr. Richard H. Howerton. All of his children but Adrian were born in Johnson County, Mo. His parents, Richard and Susan Wall, died at their home, south of Calhoun, Mo., and were burled there, but afterwards Dr. Wall had their remains moved to the Wall cemetery In Rose Hill township, near his home In Johnson County, Mo.

Wiley Pearson Carrington, born October 30, I832, was a son of E. U* Carrington and was from Orange County, N, C. James T. Hughes, born September 7, 381*8, in Adair County, ivy., was a son of Absalom Hughes; Bert L. McFerrln, born March 20, 381*8, in Cass County, Mo»> son of John 0. McFerrln, of Tennessee, whose father was a soliier in the War of 3812, with the commission of captain. Benjamin Barker, born 3820, Kent County, Delaware, son of John and Mariah (French Barker, had 1 son, John R., bora April 30, 3852, married Movember 27* 3879* Amanda Ella Casey, daughter Geo. M. Casey and Lucy (Croswhilt) Casey, G. M, Casey, bora in Hardrn County, Ky., son of John Casey and Amanda (Smith) Casey, from South Carolina.

Susan Wall, born March 30, 3812, married Absalom Potts, 1st. Chil­ dren. Richard, born , married Emeline Lotspetch, Susan Jane, born married John Doak, 3855. Seven children. Susan Ann Doak died in childhood; Wm. M. Doak, Tobias S, Doak, Dora Doak, Charles Doak, James Doak, Robert Doak,

Tobias Doak married Belle Atkins. One child, John, in A.E.F., and wet across.

Dora Doak married Bob Atkins.

John A, Doak, after the death of his wife, married Martha C, Tuttle 1*6

daughter of John Tuttle, bora and reared in Maryland, came to Johnson County, 3866, Children of second wife, Mary E,, born died in ear3y life; Etta May, bora ; married Oscar Phipps, Ho3den, Mo.

John Doak was a son of Alexander Doak, bora in Tennessee, married Mary E. Campbell, born in Virginia, came to Missouri from Kentucky, 3828; died 1879; his wife, 181*1*. John A. Doak and five brothers served In Confederate army in Civil War, he being the on3y survivor. Was en­ gaged In many battles and skirmishes during his active service in the war.

Emmet Potts died single, about 21 years of age. Caroline Potts mar­ ried first, ,Mr. Elliott, second, John Lotspeich. She died November 21, 1897. Dorsey Potts, married Meloda Heiftain, separated, she eloping with the hired man. Dorsey Potts married second, Melseenia Rutledge. Dorsey Potts married third, Idella Banner.

Absalom Potts died Susan Potts married Felix Lotspeich second, died March 13, I896, 83 years, 11 months, 33 days old,

• Elizabeth Wall, born February 23, 1771, married Henry Baughn. See Baughn Data.

William Wall, born September 27, 1773, married in Culpeper and moved to Ohio, and lost.

Elizabeth Wall, bom March 38, 1779, married 1st, John Smith, son of Joshua and Elizabeth Smith. Children. Elizabeth, born , mar­ ried 3st, Leonard Ziglar, 2nd, Zachaxy Wall, the 3rd wife. Ruth S., Charles D., John J., Joshua L., Sally W., and Susanna D, Smith, Elizabeth Smith, after John's death, married Philip Irion and moved to Cape Girardeau, Mo.

Richard Wall died June 10, 3853. His wife, Susan Wall, died August 23, 1852. He was 86 years, two months and 23 days old. She was 85 years 10 months and 6 days old. Dough. Ann, bom Sept. llf-179^ died Sept. 17. 1851, mar. John Webster. NOTES

John Smith buried on Baughn's mountain, in Rockingham County, N.C., being the first buried in the graveyard at the heme of Wm, liege,

LINDSAY The Lindsay connections come through the common ancestor of the Walls and Fewells, Richard Vernon and wife, Sarah Vernon. Their chil­ dren being1 Tins ley Vernon, married Anna B, Cox, daughter of Dr. John Coates Cox; E;izabeth Vernon married Anthony Dearing; Susan Vernon married Richard Wall; Frankey Vernon married Benjamin Quinn; Annie Vernon married William Ward; Vernon married William Roe­ buck. Probably a Richard Vernon, Jr., and a Dag Vernon is spoken of as a son (this is likely to be a nickname), and Amelia Vernon, married Joshua Lindsay in Maryland. Children: Taylor Lindsay, probably single; died In Labanon, Tenn., without heirs; John Lindsay, married ; children: Joshua, Joseph, Penlppe, Horace and Mary Frances Lindsay. John Lindsay died in Rockingham county, N. C; Reuben Lindsay, born March 20, 1787, died March 6, 3827, married Sarah T. Wall, bom in Culpeper county, Va*, Oct. 15, 1791; married 3815. Children: Joshua, 1*7

James M., Morrison A., Robert R., Taylor an3 Missouri Adeline. Joshua Lindsay married a lady with Indian blood, nothing more known. James M. Lindsay, born Feb. 2, 3816, married Mary A. Fox, of Kentucky, two children, Sarah Margaret and Thaddeus Augustus, the latter dying Aug. 1*, 386U, 17 years of age. Sarah M, Lindsay, bom March 38, 181*5, died March, 1913, married John Adamson; children: Mamie, died 3887, 16 years of age; Willie, died in infancy; Minnie, married first Charles Alli­ son; separated; no children; married second, Wm. Kitchen, who died March, 1922. Josephine married Fred Hackman, of St. Louis, no issue. James M. Lindsay married second Nancy Calisto Depriece Stone, born Jan, 27, 1820; married Sept. 23, 181*8, daughter of Salathiel and Jane Close Stone. Children: Adeline Irene, born July 33, 181*9, deceased. Susan Mildred, bom Nov. 23, 1850, died Aug. 1, 3861*. Martha Frances, bom March 23, 3861, died Ju3y 30, 1861*. Nancy Mary, bom Nov. 3D, 1853, died when about 21 years of age. Flavia Ann, born Sept. 22, 1855; married March 1881 to Judge Charles A. Calvird, of Clinton, Mo., son of Thomas and Elizabeth Brown (Peters) Calvird. He was bom. in Kentucky and his wife in Virginia. Judge Calvird has rendered distinguished services in many offices of honor and trust. At present is judge of the Circuit Court of the 29th Judicial District of Missouri, a Democrat in politics; Knight Templar and Shriner. Both he and his wife are members of the M. E. Church, South. Mrs. Calvird is a graduate of Central Female College, Lexington, Mo., in both educational and musical branches, inheriting in­ dependent resources from her father's estate. Children: Enid Calvird, bom April 7, 3882 (Good Friday); Charles A. Calvird, bom Oct. 28, 1881*, married Esther Davis, March 35, 1917. James M. Lindsay, died 3861*; Mary Ann (Fox) Lindsay, died Aug. 1, 381*7; Nancy C. Lindsay, second wife, died Ju3y 30, 1861*.

Reuben Taylor Lindsay, born April 3, 3827, in Rockingham county, N. C, moved from Tebo Township to fields Creek Township, Henry coun­ ty, Mo., being the second pioneer of the Township, being preceded by Joseph Fields a short while before. P.. T. Lindsay married Margaret C. Stone of Stokes county (Forsyth), N. C, daughter of Salathiel and Jane Stone. She dying March 2, 3881. Children: James D,, born Nov, 7, 3857, married Annie Livingston of Windsor, Mo., daughter of Wm, John Livingstone, son of Rev. Samuel and Eliza (Dalzell) Livingstone. Wm. J. Livingstone was born in County Down, Ireland, 3821*, married Sarah E. Burress, 1855* daughter of Andrew Burress of Pleasant Hill. Came to America in 381*7. Judge James D. Lindsay holds IT, S. Judgeship at Jef­ ferson City, Mo. Children: Katy, born ; married Warren S. Sal­ mon, traveling salesman, St, Louis, Mo,, two children, Harvey Wallace and Margaret. W. S. Salmon was a son of H. W. Sa3mon, born Jan. 26, 1839, In Greenville,,District, S. C, and Kate (Kimbrough) Samon, married Nov. 16, 3871. H. W. and Dr. Salmon, his brother, conducting a bank in Vlinton, Mo. In 3872 he was elected State Treasurer of Missouri; volun­ teered in the Confederate service under Root. McCullough, taken prisoner in November, 1861; confined in St* Louis, Alton and Johnson Island, for 1*8

ten months; served as chief of ordnance on the staff of Brig. Gen. Parsons until the close of the war.

Sarah J. Lindsay, born June 5, 1859, married Samuel Morris Lane Oct. 30, 1882: Children: Margaret, bom Sept. 1, 3883; S. Morris, born Oct. 21, 1885; Edith, bom Oct. 11, 1888, and Lindsay Lane, bora Oct. 17, 1896. Samuel Morris Lane died March 36, I896, in Clinton, Mo. Margaret Lane married Harry ^bert Gilbert, June, I90l*, lives in Clinton, Mo. Children: Sarah Margaret, born Oct. 8, 1907; Lucile, born Ju3y 1909; Helen, born Oct., 1933, and Barry Robert Gilbert, Jr., born August, 1919. Home, Clinton, Mo.

4 g S, Morris Lane, Jr., married Daisy Covington, February, 1907. Chil­ dren; Daisy Elizabeth, born November, 1907; Hylda, born November, 1909; Jane, born January, 1931; Robert Morris, born May, 1911*, and Taylor Lindsay, born Nov. 2, 1920. Edith Lane married Dwight R. Sayle3, Nov. 30, 1916, at Clinton, Mo. Children: Dwight R., Jr., born April 31, 1918, and Samuel Lane Sayles, born Ju3y 12, 1922. Lindsay Lane married Robert K. Lawrence, Aug. 23- 1921; died July 31, 1922, at Kansas City, Mo. Reuben Taylor Linds^r, born Nov. 7, 1861; married June 19, 3889, Sallie Royston, bom Nov. 11, 1863. One child, Ruble Lindsay, born May 19, 3891, married James S.^Spangler, April 17, 1913. Children: Sarah Frances, bom Oct. 13, 1916; R. T,, bora Aug. 30, 1918, and JameS S. Spangler, Jr.

• Margaret Lindsay, daughter of Judge J. D, Lindsay, married Bur­ nett G08S, son of Wm, T. Goss, of Nevada, Mo., bora Feb* 1*, 381*8, mar­ ried Nettie Burnett, of Higginsville, Mo. The former from Monroe coun­ ty, Mo., the latter from Harrisonburg, Va. W. T. Goss was the son of George W. and Pamelia (Winn) Goss. The former from Kentucky and the latter a native of Missouri. W. T. Goss was a successful merchant in Nevada, with branch stores in other towns•

Missouri Adeline Lindsay married Pleasant Walker. Children: Sarah, born June 27, 381*7; married Woodson A. Hastain March 28, 3865, Mary, bora May 1, 381*9; married Wm, Merrill Doyle, May 9, 3867. Emily, born ; married Taylor Glasgow. Taylor Walker, bora ...... ; died single. Bithiar, born ...... ; married Middaugh, has two children. Sarah Walker married W, A. Hastain, son of Daniel M. and Anna (Green) Hastain, of White county, Tenn., born in Heniy county, Mo., Oct. 8, 1835. Children: Wm. T. Hastain, Addela A., Bertha May, Emma, Stephen A., George Woodson, Sarepta, Sadie, Maude, and Marie Hastain. Two children, Pleasant W. and John L., died in infancy. Mary Walker married Wm. M. Doyle, son of James H. Doyle, native of South Carolina, and Elizabeth (Fryer) Doyle, born In White county, Tenn., April 12, I836. He3ped J. M. Avery lay off the town site of Birmingham; was cashier of the Clinton National Bank and an extensive dealer in cattle. Children: Bessie Adeline, bora ...... ; married Sim Francisco, son of Andrew Francisco. Sadie Belle, bora ; Harvey, bora 1 ; George, born ; Joseph, bora * Taylor Lay Francisco, son of Bessie A, and Sim Francisco, married ten months; served as chief of ordnance on the staff of Brig. Gen, Parsons until the close of the war.

Sarah J. Lindsay, born June 5, 3859, married Samuel Morris Lane Oct. 10, 1882: Children: Margaret, bom Sept. 1, 3883; S. Morris, bom Oct. 21, 1885; Edith, bom Oct. 31, 1888, and Lindsay Lane, bom Oct. 17, I896. Samuel Morris Lane died March 36, I896, In Clinton, Mo. Margaret Lane married Harry ^bert Gilbert, June, I90J*, lives in Clinton, Mo. Children: Sarah Margaret, born Oct. 8, 1907; Lucile, born Ju3y 1909; Helen, born Oct., 1933, and Harry Robert G13bert, Jr., born August, 1919. Home, Clinton, Mo,

S, Morris Lane, Jr., married Daisy Covington, February, 1907. Chil­ dren; Daisy Elizabeth, born November, 1907; Hylda, born November, 1909; Jane, bora January, 1931; Robert Morris, bora May, 1911*, and Taylor Lindsay, bora Nov. 2, 1920. Edith Lane married Dwight R. Sayle3, Nov, 30, 1916, at Clinton, Mo. Children: Dwight R., Jr., bora April 11, 1918, and Samuel Lane Sayles, born Ju3y 12, 1922. Lindsay Lane married Robert K. Lawrence, Aug. 23- 1921; died July 31, 1922, at Kansas City, Mo. Reuben Taylor Lindsay, born Nov. 7, 3861; married June 19, 3889, Sallie Royston, bora Nov. 11, I863. One child, Ruble Lindsay, born May 19, I89I, married James S, Spangler, April 17, 1913. Children: Sarah Frances, bom Oct. 13, 1936; R. T., bora Aug. 30, 1918, and James S, Spangler, Jr.

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Missouri Adeline Lindsay, bora 3838; died July 36, 3858; married 381*0, Pleasant Walker, born March 8, 1796; died May 2U, 3879. Children: Berthla Walker, bom 381*2; died 1880; married Wm, A. Middaugh, tluree children. Harriet Walker, born Oct. 21, 181*1*; died Bec. 30, 181*5; Sarah Jane Walker, bora June 22, 181*7; died May 19, 1836; married Woodson A. Hastain, bom Oct. 8, 3535; died Peb. 18, 1931*. Children: Wm, T,; Anna Adeline; Pleasant W,; Emma L,; Bertha May; Jennie Lind; Sarepta A,; George W,; Sarah (Sadie) F,; Unnamed infant (twin to Sadie); Maria (Marie) J.; Maggie E.; and Maude G. Pleasant W,, Jennie L., Un­ named Twin, and Maggie E, died in infancy. Mary Walker, born 181*9; died 19U8; married Wm. Merrill Doyle, bom in 3836; died 3883; eight children. Alnlrs Wa3ker, bora April 1*, 1851; died July 20, 1858; Taylor Lindsay Walker, bom April 31, 1851*; died April 11, 1905. Emi3y Walker, born 1856; died 3892; married Samuel M. Glasgow, 3889; one child.

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Louise Adair, in Kansas City, July 1*, 1936. She is the daughter of Clay Adair, descendant of William Adair, born in Kentucky Jan. 26, 1831, and Dorcas A. (Fuqua) Adair, bora in ^^ltucky. Sim'a children: Twin boys, Wm. Payne Francisco, born ; Andrew Jonas Franciso, born Andrew Jonas Francisco married Mary Esther Slgler, larch 7, 1916. William Payne Francisco married Matilda E. Dickinson, Dec, 22, 1915. She was a daughter of Hon. C. C. Dickinson, member of Congress from l*th Congressional District of Missouri. He was born in Price Edward coun­ ty, Va., Dec. 6, 181*9, son of Asa D., and Sally (Irvine) Dickinson, natives of Virginia. Asa D. Dickinson served a term in the Virginia senate and died while Judge of the Circuit Court. Congressman Dickinson graduat­ ed from Hampden Sidney College, Va., June, I869, came to Missouri In 1872; married Mattie Parks, daughter of Judge James Parks and Mary (Allen)Parks, he was born in Lincoln county, Ky., and she was born in Buncombe county, N. C, The former Oct. 28, 3827; the latter Nov. 1*, 3833; married Dec. 21*, 3850.

Peyton Parks, father of Judge Paries, was born in Lincoln county, Ky., son of William Parks, a native of Virginia, and descendant of an English family who came over as part of the colony of Lord Halifax. In 1835 Peyton Parks as commissioner laid off the townsite of Clinton, Mo.: Mrs. Mary (Allen) Parks was a daughter of Robert and Matilda (Barnard) Allen, moved from Tennessee to Missouri in 3835, served as Sheriff of the county and represented the county in the State Legislature during the administration of Gov. Sterling Smith.

iinily G3asgo_, wife of Taylor Glasgo_, died leaving one child a few years old who was~*raised by her aunt, MrsT Mazy Doyle, she was named Emi3y Glasgq^ bora ; married ^bert W, Barr, son of Dr. B. B. Barr, bora in Benton county, Mo*, Jan. 1*, 3B57, son of Wm. T. and Eliza­ beth M. (Wilson) Barr, natives of Tennessee. Wm. T. Barr was a son of Itobert Barr, who was a son of Patrick Barr of Ireland. Wm. T. served under Gen. Price first and later under Gen. Morgan, in the Confederate

Or. B. B. Barr, graduate of Belleview Medical College, N. I., 3880, married Maggie Squires Sept. 35, 3882, daughter of Jerome B. Squires, of Calhoun, Mo*, born Nov. 12, 1832, son of W. G, Squires, bora in Ohio, Feb. 35, 3802, married Adelaide Banister of Putnam county, Va., born Nov. 9, 1908, parents of six children, moved to Henry County, Mo*, 3835. G. W. Squires died May 6, 3879.

Jerome B. Squires married Henrietta Cynthia McNee3y, daughter of Asa and Sarah McNee3y, of Benton county, Mo* She was born June h, 381*3, in Benton county, Mo* They have four children*

Robert W, Barr re-entered military service in September, after the beginning of World War as Captain, promoted to Major of Infantry at 29 years of age. Robert and Emily Barr have one child, Virginia Walker Barr.

Sadie Belle Doyle married Dr. Jennett of Kansas City, Mo. Children: three boys, one girl; Joseph T. Doyle, married Melva Cogswell, of Ihde- 50 pendence, Mo*, July 3D, 1917, daughter of J. S. Cogswell.

Harvey Doyle married Miss Piers on, one child.

George Doyle married ''lelia Davis, daughter of Christopher T. Davis from Pittsylvania county, Va., bom May 3D, 191*6, son of Christopher and Martha (Edwards) Davis, of Virginia.

Christopher T. Davis, lawyer by profession, married Mary F* Cook Oct. 6, 1868, Pulaski county, Mo. Children: Maude, Earl and Clella Davis. C. T. Davis located at Nevada, Mo., in 3870, served in the Sixth Virginia Cavalry under Gen. J.K.B. Stuart, took active part in the bat­ tles of Gettysburg, Wilderness, Cold Harbor and other engagements of less importance.

N 0T 2 3 Reuben Lindsay, son of Joshua and Amelia Lindsay, served as quarter­ master in 'War of 3812, stationed at Norfo3k, Va. Was probably the third child. His home was near Madison, N. C«, consisting of 783 acres on Mayo River, sold to Samuel Smith for $6,000 by his representatives after his death.

Taylor Lindsay, the eldest child of Joshua and Amelia Lindsay, moved from North Carolina to Willson county, Tenn., and died at Leb­ anon, the county seat, without heirs.

John Lindsay, second child, lived and died in Rockingham county, N* C. His children: Joshua, Joseph, Penelope, Horace and Mary Fran­ ces Lindsay.

Joshua Lindsay married Elizabeth Strong: Children: Ruth, John, and Sarah Lindsay. Ruth married Alexander Moir. Children: John, Robert, Bruce and Forest Moir. Alexander Moir was a son of John Moir, who came from Scotland. John Lindsay died about I860. Sarah Lindsay married Jame3 Hege and moved to Texas about 3871. Joshua Lindsay died and his wife, Elizabeth Wall Lindsay, married Joshua S. Smith. Nothing known of Horace and Mary Frances Lindsay. Joseph, son of John Lindsay, married Eliza Ann Ziglar, no issue. Penelope Lindsay married Robert Wall, (See Wall data.) Penelope probab3y named for Penelope (Smith) Strang.

Frances Lindsay, daughter of Joshua and Amelia Lindsay, married Hugh Challle Stubblefield. Children: Malinda Ann Vernon, Catherine and John Vfyatt Stubblefield. Malinda A. V. Stubblefield married Daniel Guerrant. Children: Maiy P., married ...... Osborne. Hugh L., Vir­ ginia A. married Victor M, Holderby. Cornelia L., married Carter, John Wyatt tand Ruth Ella Guerrant, and Joseph Bascom Guerrant* Catherine Stubblefield married David I, Rowley. Children: Taylor Lindsay, Hugh L*, James W., Rufus L., David A., and Joseph P. Rowley.

John Vfyatt Stubblefield died e^Tut 21 years of age, single. Joshua Lindsay, son of Joshua and Amelia Lindsay, can not find any record. Amelia Lindsay, daughter of Joshua and Amelia Lindsay, mar­ ried John A. Patrick, two daughters married Caffees; one son, Dr. Hugh Patrick, died single. 51

Joshua Lindsay, the head of this family line, probably lived on Matri­ mony Creek, about one mile north-west of Leaksville, N. C, was a mill­ wright, must have originally lived on the Eastern shore of Maryland, in the neighborhood of his father-in-law, Richard Vernon. It is liardly sup- posable that his ^life's parents were living in Orange county, Va., and lie in Maryland at the time of courtship and marriage. But it is i possible to ascertain what county they lived in. It is the understanding of our people that Zachariah Wall was a resident of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The records only say "The Province of Maryland'1 making it vezy bard to locate his first home* There are a great many descendants of the Lindsays still living in Reokinghira oounty, N. C, probab3y of John's line, or of the second Joshua Lindsay*

BAUGHN

Elizabeth Wall, daughter of Zachariah Wall, married Henry Baughn in Cu3peper county, Va., in 1793. They moved from Virginia to Rock­ ingham county, N. C., withtthe Fewells and Walls about 1790 and lived in the neighborhood of Madison until about 1833-11*, when they moved to Ohio, probably Fayette county. Children: Sarah Baughn, bora ; married Jacob Bu3h; .Susan Baughn, bora ; married Daniel Bush. Richard Baughn, bora • ; married Eliza Webster, Henry Baughn, born ; married some one in the West. Benjamin Baughn, born ...... ; married Melinda Miller. Zachariah Baughn, born ; married ^becca Kerns. Amy Baughn, bora ...... ; married Enos Yoeman. Lucy Baughn, bom ; married Adam Glaze. Children: Brucilla, born ; married ; Liable, born ...... ; married Jason Seymour; Samantha, born ; married Ingle. Emma, born ...... ; married Thornton, first, no issue; mar­ ried Wallace Jones, second. Children: Fred Jones, born ; married* Thomas Jones, bom « ; married. Frank Jones, born ...... ; married. Fred Jones' children, Marion, Ellen and Susan. Adie Libbie Seymour's children: Adie, died in Ohio before reaching manhood. Dora, Carrie and A3ma, lived in Missouri for a short time and Carrie died quite young at M. C. Fewell's hone in Tebo Township and was buried in the home graveyard. Tbe other daughters, both married, and Mrs. Seymour lives with one of them* Zachariah Baughn married and lived in Washington or•Washington Courthouse, Ohio, and had quite a family of children, one of which, Kate Baughn, married Parrott Porter, or Poster, and lives at MM place. Sarah (Baughon) Bush had a daughter — Sarah Bush, born in Fayette county, Ohio, married Simon Fult? of same place. Children: Jacob A. Fult, bora March 6, 3851; Hulda "Fult, bora ; Moda Fult, bora ...... ; Mary Fult, bora * , died when a young lady in Mis­ souri; Jerry Pult, born ; lettie Fult, born ...... ; Daniel 52

Fult, born ; Dick -ult, born ; one child tlat died young.

Jerry Fult had a daughter, married Majors, son of Robt. Ma­ jors, cashier of Parsers Bank at Windsor, Mo,

Jacob A. Fult was a son of Peter Fult, born in Virginia of German descent, reioved to Washington Courthouse, Ohio, where he erected the first house and engaged in farming and cabinet making. Served in the War of 1812, and for years was class leader In the Met odist Church. Jacob Bush, father of Jacob Bush, husband of Sarah (Baughn) Bush, was bora in North Carolina, also of Geman descent Md was one of tlie early settlers of Fayette county, Ohio.

Simon Fult and Family moved to Missouri in i860, and all live in Missouri except one, who resides in the Indian Territory. Mrs* Simon Fult outlived her husband many years and died in Kansas City March 20, 1918, where she las a son living in the employment of a railway, being stationed at Windsor, Madison, Walker, Pilot Grove and Greenridge, marry­ ing Florence Sheble, from Noble county, Ohio; two children.

Zaclariah Baughn lad a son named Judson that lived at Washington, Ohio, and owned a :*ood deal of real estate. Nothing further is known of his family or descendants. 1 .... . • SIMS . Amy Wall, bom Sept. 13, 1761, married Thomas Sin®, in Culpeper county, Va., died January^ 1851. '^homas Sims wa3 born April 2I4, 1758, died Hoy 9, 1831, son of *heMO and Mary Sims. Children: Zachariah W. Sims, born Feb. 6, 1787, married. Mane;/' Sims, born April 23* 1789; married. Elisabeth Sims, bom Aug. 31, 1792; married Ja?ies Garrett, died Dec. 10, 3872, and he Peb. 17, 18h9. Jesse, bom Peb. 3, 1796; married. Sarah, born April 6, 1799; married. Thomas, bom Oct. 13j 1802; married Letitia Parrish. James Garrett, born Sept. U, 1789. Married. Children: Mary Garrett, bom Aug. 2, 1832, in Rock­ ingham county, N. C, married Wm. S. Perry Oct. 25, 18U9. Elder James Fewel, Baptist minister officiating. Powhatan (Poet) Garrett, born Nov. 2U, I83U; married first Bettie Street, no issue; married second Mary Lou Russell, 1872. James Washington Garrett, born Oct. 23, 1822; married Ann Tandy Perry, Dec. 9, 38U7. Susan H. Garrett, born April 21, 3837, married James Narton Thompson, born Dec. 3D, I83O, near Thompson- ville, Rockingham county, N. C,, which place was named after his father. Joseph Garrett, born 1830, married Rebecca Stone, daughter of S. and Jane Stone. Sallie Wall Garrett, bora April 16, 1816, married Win* Bailey Trent, born Nov. 5, 1831. William Garrett, bom ...... j mar­ ried Mary Ann Proee, daughter of Duke Price.

Wm. B. Trent and Sallie W, Trent had the following children:

Elissa Alice Trent, born ; married Edwin Reuben Clark. Children: Ellen Wall Clark. Catherine Elizabeth, bom .... ; married Sattmel W. Bowman. Sarah Ann, born ..... ; married George A3ex- 53

ander. Mary Susan, born ; single. James William, born ... ; married Mary Eliza Mitchell. Green Leftridge, born .... ; married Sallie Haller. Robert Wall, born ; married. John Preston, born ..... ; married Rachael Lester* Joe Temple, bora ; married Mary ...» • * o • O Thomas and Letitia Garrett; children: Bettie Garrett, born ..... ; married. Coats; children, 3 sons, all married. Bettie Garrett, born ; married Samuel Stuart. Children: Girl and 2 sons. George-Garrett, bora .... ; single. Eliza Ellen Trent was bora near Christiariburg, Va. Her husband near Martinsville, Va., and after marriage moved to Knoxviile, Tenn» Mrs. Bettie (Sims) Coats; address Wise, Mo. Mrs* C, E. Bowman, Ii30 Main Street, Morristown, Tenn. Jam.es and Elizabeth Garrett had other children also: Thomas, bora April 21, 3837; died Oct. 35, 1911; Boulding, bora 1831; died February, 1881, and -Robert Garrett, James W, Garrett, bora • ; died • Mary Perry, bom ; died July, 1908. Susan H. Thompson, born ..... ; died Oct. 15, 1931. Powhattan G* Garrett, born ..... ; died March 32, 191U. William, bora ; died June 2, 1903. Mary Adeline Garrett; married Wm. Smith Perry. Bora February 25, 1827. °ied October 25, 131*9. Children: James Wm. Perry, bom July 30, 3850; married Dona Bowman, October 29, 387k; no issue. James Wm* Perry, born March 2, ....; separated, one child, William married 3rd, Mrs. Dora Chriss3y, no issue. Alpheus S. Perry, bora Nov. 15, 3851; married Tabitha Blewett, October 21, 3875; no issue. Ophelia A. Perry, bora February 25* 1853; married Wm. R. Doug3as, April 5, 3877. M. Eugene Perry, born October 17, 185k; married Nellie Carson, January 31, 1883; lives in Leeton, Mo. Susie A. Perry, bom March 11, 1856; never married. Died October 20, 3878. H, Thompson Perry, born July 20, 1857; married Elizabeth Abington July 20, 1881; no issue. Sarah E, Perry, born October 21, 1858; married L. Mack McGraw, March 3D, 1870, lives in Leeton, Mo. Robert ?. Perry, bora May 5, I860; married Fannie Mur­ ray, October 19, 3882; no issue. Gustavus L. Perry, bora February 18, 1863; married Emma Murray, March 3, 1887. Everett M. Perry, bora October 3* 3867; married Emma Calvert, April 21, 1892; no issue. W. Lee Perry, born September 23. 1870; married Edna Abington, January 38, 1893. Paul E. Perry, bom March 13, 1873; married first, Roth Keele, March 3, 3897; no issue. °he died October 22, 1905. Paul E. Perry, married second time, Uva Clark, November 29, 1908; no issue; Paul lives in Windsor, Mo.

Ophelia Douglas has three children: Ernest, married Essie Cooper; Robert, a Mis. Baptist preacher, and^iice^ wno married George Barton, a Mis. Baptist preacher; no issue, ^arah McGraw has h boys: William B. and R* E, are Mis. Baptist preachers and Leslie V. and L. lee ore farmers. Lee Perry has two girls: Maude, married Shelton Roop; no $h

Issue. Mary married Billie Cooper; one child, BUlie Sheltaa, bora Sept. 21, 1920. Eugene Perry has three children: Frank, Blanche, married Glen frown and Grace are 3ingle, keeps house for her father. Blanche has two children, the youngest bora October, 1921. Ernest and Es3ie Douglas have three children: Dale born Decemer 15, 1903; Dean, bom April 23, 1916, and Ruth Earnest, bora April 23, 1919. Essie Cooper was a daughter of Wm* F. Cooper and Ella (Hall) Cooper, daughter of Griff Hall. Wm* B. McGraw married Miss Thomas, daughter of John Thomas, Gustavus i'erry has one child, Lois, born April 21 1900, lives with h&r mother, but teaches school in Lexington, Mo. Robert,McGraw, married a French girl, hao one child, lives in Idaho. J. Washington and Ann Tandy (Perry) Garrett, married. Children: Mary l^lizabeth, born May ID, 13U9; married Daniel L. Sutherland. William Adrian, bom October 11, 181$; married Alice Walker February 16, 1871. Children: Nellie, Robert, Daisy Scott, Ivy Moody, Linnie K. and Edna Powell. Sarah Lillian, born January 12, 1856; married John W. Russell, January 1U, 1875* Ellen A., born September 6, 1857; married Henry Douglo.s. Emma W., bora April 21, 1862; married Allen Garrett; died Ju3y 22, 1922. Anna L., born March U, 1866; married William Botta, lives in Sedalia. Flavius 0,, James A. and Harriet E, Garrett died in their childhood. J. Washington Garrett was one of the early pioneers that came to Missouri; lived near Windsor, was a soldier in the Confederate Aray and saw much service in the Civil War. His wife w&3 a daughter of William Perry, one of the first settlers of Johnson county. He came to Missouri in 1837. J. W. Garrett died in 3882.

Mary E. Garrett married D. L. Sutherland February l£, 1871. Chil­ dren: James Ogelvie, born December 19, 3871; married Etta E3bert Feb­ ruary 20, I89U. Children: Elbert Leland, born January 53 1095; mar­ ried Nannie Johnson February 13, 1917; one child, Ruth Armetta, bora December 20, 1938. Annie, born September 11, 1901, and Logan Suth­ erland, bora December 26, 1901*. Leland Bently, born September 26, I87U; married Nancy Hall February 20, 1B93; two children: Mary, bora September 17, 1900; married Virgil Cooper, Aujust 31, 191<). Elizabeth born September 16, 1907. Margaret Ann, born June 6, 1897; married Walter M* Botts of Sedalia, Mo* Children: Werner Earl, bom Decern- her 22, 1898; postal clerk. Amy Nadine, bora September 8, 1900; died Oc­ tober 3, 1907. Lois Sutherland, bom March lh, 1903. Kenneth, born June 23, 1906. Margaret Alice, born January 8, I9O9, Dorothy Chris­ tine, bora February 31, 1931. Werner entered training corpse three months before the Armistice was signed. Samuel Harris, born"0ctobor 31, 1302; married Blanche Pencine September 29, 190U; one child, Vivien, bora September 28, 1919. Edna Lee, bom December 7, 3884; married W. G. Ruffin, November 25, 1909; two children: Virginia, born October k, 1912, died June 8, 1917, and John D., bora Oct. 19, 191U; lives at Windsor. Ernest Eldon, born Sept, 25, 1888; married Nell Quaker, Sept, 29, 1919» children; Francis, bora February 6, 1912. Marjoria, bom December 22, ^

I9lii. Ernest Eldon, Jr., bom Docenber 12, 1916. Myro Nell and James Doncll, born November 33, 1919; died the day of birth. Roland Garrett Sutherland, born July 9, 1891; married Mora Carter; children: Geneveive, bom February 12, 1915, and Ora Luc lie, born October 19, 1921.

Daniel Logan '•Sutherland, Ex-Judge of St. Clair county, Missouri, born in I8ij6, son of Uriah L. and Margaret J. Sutherland. Daniel Suth­ erland, father of Uriah, gave faithful service in the War of 1812. Uriah came to St. Clair county, Missouri, in 1832; Judge Sutherland came to Johnson county and by splendid business talents accumulated a splendid estate. He was a brother of Annie Sutherland who married Bugono Wall. Bio oonj James 0. Sutherland, represented his county in the Forty-ninth General Assembly of Missouri*

Robert Garrett married Mary A, Walker, a daughter of Wyatt and Poraolla (Gilchrist) Walker, natives of Tennessee, after the death of Wyatt, his widow married Howell.Lewis, a grandson of Bettie Washing­ ton, sister of George Washington; both died in April, 1883, without issue. Robert and Mary Garrett had following children, three sons and one daughter:

Robert H.j bora ; married Maggie Chalmers; two daughters, Lilian and Mary; Lillian, born August 25, 18G3; married Clarence Simpson. Mary, born February 2li, 1887; married October 26, 1920, ileal Nelson; one ehild, Dorothy Lillian, born August 5* 1921; lives in Salt Lake, Utah. Maggie Garrett, bom May 19, 1915* and Robert, married Mrs. Lydia Leven; no issue. Edward Everett Garrett, born ; married Effie Thornton; two children: Lula Roberta, bom October 13, 188k, married Jesse Booty, Calhoun, Mo. Bessie, bora ; lives with her mother in Joplin, Mo. Edward, died Wyatt Audubon Garrett, born ; married Emma Welch; two children: ?. 0. Aus­ ten, Cass county, Mo. They lave tup children, both married. Alice Garrett, bom ; married lay ; one son, Frank, telegraph operator on Santa Fee Railroad. Robert Garrett livei; at Nevada, Mo. Robert Garrett, Sr.,""enlisted in the Confederate Army and was killed at Lone Jack, Mo*, August 16, 1862.

William Garrett, bom June 25, 1321; died J\ine 2, 1903; married Mary Ann Price, daughter of Duke Price. Children:

James, born September 7* 1851 j married Anna Mitchell; eight chil­ dren: William Allen, born July 27» 185h; married Sue Trent first; Emma Oarrett, second; no children. Alice, bora February h, 1858; married Frank Joyce; died December 1, 1920; five children. Thomas, bora March 23, 1861; married Lelia Jones; eight children. Bettie, bora Augtart 10, 186h; married first, W. B. Jones, six children; married second time, H. A, Deshazo. Lula Garrett, bora March 25, 1368; single. Susie Garrett, bora September 13, 1871; married Robert Loftis; two children.

Doulding Garrett, bora in 1833; died February, 1881; married Claris­ sa Walton Hill of Poughkeepsie, M. t., same family line as Senator D. B. Hill. Children: James, Robert, Joseph, Eliza; married J, M. Sharp* *

Emma married Mat Smothers. Sarah Ann married Thomas Williams. Susie married Able Williams* William and Boulding Garrett went to Missouri with the other mem­ bers of the family, but not liking, they returned to North Carolina, the former lived and died near Ridgeway, Va. lie was an active, prosperous citizen, highly esteemed by all* His son, Allen, at the present time is State Senator from Henry county, Va. Boulding Garrett lived and died about two miles south of Madison, N, C., his grandchildren establishing a splen­ did school at Intelligence, near his hone, that greatly benefitted the community until the destruction of the school building by fire*

Susan H, Garrett married Jaaes Newton Thompson, children: Sdw*, Robert, bora ; married • Bettie, bora ; died single, Maude, born ..... ; married Alvin Kendrick; two sons, one living. Newton married Jeanette Huston.

James Newton Thompson^ father was a descendant of Sir Isaac Newton.

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• GENEALOGICAL SKETCHES OF Reynolds, Fewells, Walls AND Kindred Families

John Fewell Reynolds Picture 2 Introductory ...... 3

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Notes - Maranda Amick, Sr., Hence Fristoe, Henry Warder 27-28

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