PIONEER FAMILIES OF FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA

Marshall Wingfield Copyright© I 964 by The Vrrginia Book Company All Rights Reserved. Preface

In 1924, Dr, Marshall Wingfield published A History of Caroline County, Virginia. Then focusing his attention upon his native Franklin County, he published, in 1939, Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia. 1796-1858, which was followed, in 1948, by An Old Virginia Court. Being a Transcription of the Records of the First Court of Franklin County, Virginia 1786-1789, The manuscript for the present volume was completed by Dr. Wingfeild in 1936, and is published through the courtesy of Dr. Wingfield 1 s widow, Marie Gregson Wingfield. It will be followed shortly by the publication of Dr. Wingfield's history of Franklin County,

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CONTENTS - FAMILIES

Akers 1 Bernard 3 Boone 6 Booth 11 Bowman 13 Brodie 19 Brown 21 Cahill 25 Callaway 27 carper 28 Claiborne 29 Cooper 30 Craghead 39 Davis 41 Dillard 46 Dillon 50 Dudley 53 Early 59 Ferguson 60 Finney 64 Fishburn 67 Glass 72 Goode 74 Greer 85 Hancock 95 Thomas Hancock 116 Harper 117 Hill 120 Hook 123 Hopkins 12Lf Charles Hopkins 128 James 132 Jamison 136 Laprade 140 Lavinder 141 Lee 143 McNiel 144 Marshall 148 Martin 149 Mitchell 150 Montgomery 153 Motley - Martin 160 Naf'f (Naef'!', Knaff') 163 Nelson 168 Peters 169 Pinkard 172 Powell - Payne 173 Price 179 Prillaman 180 Prunty 183 Ross 186 Saunders 195 Swanson- Muse 205 Taliaferro 210 Tate 212 Tinsley 218 TUrner 220 Walker 225 Webster 226 Wingfield 230 1

THE AKERS FAMILY

William Akers purchased land in West New Jersey about 1698, at which time he and others were granted 100 acres by the west Jersey Company "for a meeting house, burial ground and school house in Maiden Township, above the falls of the Delaware" Simon Akers, son of William Akers, had three sons: Simon, Robert and John. He died in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in 1722. Robert Akers, second son of Simon Akers, was born in New Jersey in 1703. He married Sarah, or Welch descent, who was born March 13, 1706. To this union a son, William, was born.

William Akers, son of Robert and Sarah, was born in 1730, and died in 1810. He married Elizabeth Martye (or Marte) of Pennsylvania. She was of Holland-Dutch extration of Heinrich Martr,e from the Palatinate, Germany, who sailed from Rotterdam in the 'Alexander and Ann", and landed at Philadelphia, October 1730. William Akers patented 175 acres in Nelson County, Virginia, in 1751. · He later moved to what is now Campbell County, Virgina. He is buried in the second burial ground of Old Concord Presby­ terian Church. His tombstone still stands in a grove, near the Church. It is of dark coloured native rock, and the lettering is still quite distinct. William and Elizabeth (Martye) Akers were the parents of eleven children, four sons and seven daughters. Three sons served in the Revolutionary War. They were the oldest sons, who settled in Franklin County; Peter, the second son; and John, a younger son, nicknamed "Bunker John", because he was in the battle of Bunker Hill. "Bunker John" was a maker of "Slays" for weaving, and lived at Concord, Virginia. Their cousin, James Akers, also saw service at Bunker Hill, and was afterwards called "Bunker Jim". He lived at the foot of Clemen's Bald Knob, in Franklin County. William Akers, oldest son of William and Elizabeth (Martye) Akers, was born in 1752. He served as Corporal in the Revolutionary War, in Capt. Russell's company, Col. Charles Scott's Fifth Reg­ iment, Virginia Continental Line. He married Dolly Blackburn. They established their home in Franklin County, near Blackwater River. They were the parents of six sons as follows: (1) James Akers, who was-. married on January 13, 1792 (by Rev. Randolph Hall) to Lucy Webster, daughter of LUke and Sarah Webster. They lived on Blackwater River near Dillon's Mill in 2,

~Tanklin County. (2) Samuel Akers, who married Mary Brown, and lived in Franklin county, (3) Daniel Akers, who married Rebecca Webster and lived in Franklin County. (4) John Akers, who married Sarah Brown, and removed to Georgia in 1830. (5) Blackburn Akers, who married Elizabeth Lashores, and'removed to Floyd County, Virginia. (6) Nathaniel Akers, who married Eliz­ abeth Akers, daughter of John Akers and Nancy (Jeffs) Akers, and lived in Franklin County, James Akers, oldest son of William and Elizabeth (Martye) Akers, was born in 1774, He served in the War of 1812. His father and two of his uncles served in the War of the Revolution, He was a lifelong resident of Franklin County. He settlea about one mile north of Dillon's Mill in Franklin county on the north fork of Blackwater River where he became a well-to-do planter• and owned many slaves and much land, He was a man of high moral character, and greatly esteemed by his neighbors. He and his wife were Separate Baptists. His wife's father was a wealthy planter who owned man;f slaves and much land on Blackwater River, and who gave each of his children a farm, slaves and other property, William Akers, son of James and Lucy, was born in Franklin County, October 3, 1802. H(, married Lavinia Capper, and they established their home near Dillon's Mill, Jennie Akers, daughter of James and Lucy, was born in Franklin County, September 15, 1804, and was married to Joe Hick­ man, in 1825, by Rev, Wilson Turner. They established their home near the headwaters of Little Creek, a short distance west of Bethlehem Dunkard Church, of which they w-ere members. Here they lived for many years, and reared a large family, Their residence was of brick and was built by John R, Webster. It is still standing and is owned and occupied by Mrs, Danie Flora. Betsy Akers, daughter of James and Lucy, married John B~ Webster, They lived on the headwaters of Blackwater River, John B, Webster, the progenitor and pioneer of the Websters in Fl'anklin, was known as "Daddy" Webster. Fibbie Akers, daughter of James and Lucy, married David s. Webster, son of John Robbin Webster. They were members of the Fairmont Baptist Church, having united with it in October 1856. They moved to Wabash, Indiana, in 1864 or 1865, They had no children, but reared Betty and James, the children of her sister, Mrs. Fann1e Kinsey. They never returned to Virginia, Henry Akers, son of James and Lucy moved to Indiana when a young man. Fannie Akers, daughter of James and Lucy, married George Kinsey, and removed to Wabash Indiana and reared a large family. Early in life, William Akers, first of the children of James and Lucy Webster, purchased a plantation adjoining that of 3 his father, near the foot of Kahay•s Knob. On this he establish­ ed his home, when he married Lavinia Capper in 1820. She was born January 14, 1802, and died August 25, 1871. Her father came from Lincolnshire England. Her mother was of Scotch-Irish descent. Mrs. Akers was high spirited and witty, and was an exceptionally good housekeeper. Mr. Akers was rather stout. He wore a Van Dyke beard, had blue eyes, fair complexion. He was mild mannered, unassuming, thoughtful of others, and extremely hospitable. He owned a large plantation and many slaves. He was kind to them, and both master and slaves were contented, hence he was convinced that slavery was not an evil institution. When they were set free, he felt a great injustice had been done him. His slaves loved him and remained with him as long as he lived, working his farm as tenants and attending to the household duties as before. He died March 25, 1867. His widow died in 1871. Both are buried at the John Jamison burial ground, near his old homestead. The Akers family were members of Fairmont Baptist Church. Mr, and Mrs. William Akers were the parents of four Children: (1) John Akers, their only son, was born June 29, 1822. At the outbreak of the War between the States, he volunteered for service in the Confederate Army, and died in Norfolk, April 12, 1862, being buried in the Jamison burial ground, Elizabeth Akers, their eldest daughter, was born July 2, 1824, and died of diptheria January 14, 1859, She married John Jamison August 2, 1844. They were the parents of seven children, two sons and five daughters: Martha Jane, Sarah Eliz­ abeth, John William, Lucy Ann, Hannah Katherine, Sue Lavinia and Samuel Henry. Elizabeth Akers Jamison was an attractive and accom­ plished woman who exerted a remarkable influence over her child­ ren, Though a firm believer in the Baptist faith, and deeply religious, she never united with any church. She is buried just south of, and in full view of her father's old homestead in the Jamison burial ~round, Hannah Akers, the second daughter, was born December 24, 1826. She moved to Texas about 1875 and never returned, dying there unmarried on May 17, 1892. Lucy Ann Akers, the third daughter, was born December 28, 1828, and married Jessie Young. She was a member of Fairmount Baptist Church. She died August 5, 1874 and is buried at the Jamison burial ground.

THE BERNARD FAMILY

The Franklin County Bernards are descended from Ben­ jamin Bernard, who was born February 20, 1757, in Powhatan county. 4

While residing in that county he enlisted and served with the Virginia troops, as follows: One and one-half months in Capt. Richard Crump's Company; one and one-half months in Capt. Robert Hughes's Company; he was in the Battle of Guilford Court House; three months guarding the boats at Jud's Ferry in Powhatan County; and, one and one-half months in guarding the boats at a ferry in Chesterfield County. He was out on several other tours, but no dates are given for any of them. He was allowed pension on his application executed September 18, 1832, at which time he was living in Chesterfield County. The son of this Benjamin Bernard, also named Benjamin, married a Miss Betz, came to Franklin County, and settled soon after the Revolution. Their children were: l~ Benjamin Bernard, who married Emeline Hutchinson. 2 John A. Bernard (Jack) never married. 3 Joseph Bernard, who married first, Martha Wells, second, Sally~ Hamlet {widow). (4) Polly Bernard, who married a Mr. Wells. (5) Elizabeth Bernard, who moved to Texas and married John Bowe. (6) Sally Bernard, who married Spottswood Belcher. (7) Silas G. Bernard, born August 20, 1809, died August 9, 1884. He married Lucinda Pullen who was born June 6, 1813, and died May 2, 1888. Silas G. Bernard was surveyor of Franklin County. He was also a talented cabinet maker, and pursued this hobby in his spare time. He represented the county of Franklin in the General Assembly for the sessions of 1871-72 and 1872-73. His portrait how hangs in the hall of the House of-Delegates. The children of Silas G. Bernard as follows: l Thomas, who married Susan Williamson. 2 John, who married Julia Williamson. 3 Frank, who married Julia Williamson. 4 Matilda, who married Jason Hundley. 5 Julia, who married John Semones. 6 Nannie, who married George K. Cooper. 7 Mary Lucinda, who married Williams. Williamson. Of these children of Silas G. Bernard, Thomas Bernard, John Bernard, Nannie (Bernard) Cooper and Mary Lucinda (Bernard) Williamson, spent their lives in Franklin County. Of their des­ cendants, only William Bernard, son of Thomas and Susan William­ son Bernard, and the children of Nannie Bernard Cooper, now live in Franklin. The children of William S. and Mary Lucinda (Bernard) Williamson were: (1) Lawson Williamson, who married Charmian Hamilton of Bristol. (2) Richard Silas Williamson, who married Maggie Prunty of 5

Franklin County, and had six children. (3) Loula Williamson, who married o. Parker of Henry County, and had three children. (4) Julia Williamson, who married John H. Dyer of Martins­ ville, and had four children. (5) William Thomas Williamson, who married Margaret Scott of Winston-Salem, and had four children. (6) Chapman S. Williamson, who married Julia Tench of Waynes­ boro. (7) Jason Hundley Williamson, who married Winifred Burnett of Roanoke, and had two children. Nannie Williamson, who never married. Essie Williamson, who married Dr. w. L. Lyle of Bedford, and hasrn~ one child. Issue of Richard Silas and Maggie (Prunty) Williamson: ( (1) Doris Williamson, who married H. Clay Turner, Martinsville. (2) Mary Williamson, who married B. Clifford Goode, living at Centralia. 3l Charmian Williamson, teacher, Martinsville. 4 Mildren Williamson, teacher, Martinsville. {5 Bernard Williamson, clerk with William Asssett Furniture Company, Martinsville. (6) Nancy Williamson, secretary, Martinsville. Issue of Loula (Williamson) and o. Parker: (1) Paul Parker, Schuyler, (2) Reginald Parker, who married Frances Tuggle of Greensboro, North Carolina. (3) T. O. Parker, who married Alice Price, Luray. Issue of Julia (Williamson) and John H. Dyer: (1) Lilliam Dyer, employed by First National Bank, Martinsville. (2) John Lawson Dyer, employed by a Martinsville Furniture factory. (3) James W. Dyer, employed by service Printing Company, Martinsville. (4) Mary Lyle Dyer, Martinsville. Issue of William T. and Margaret (Scott) Williamson: ll William T. Williamson. 2 Daniel Scott Williamson. 3 Mary (Patsy) Williamson. l4 Margaret (Peggy) Williamson. Issue of Jason H., and Winifred (Burnett) Williamson: (1) Colleen Williamson. (2) Jason Henry Williamson, Jr. Issue of Essie (Williamson) and Dr. W. L. Lyle: ' (1) Mary Lydia Lyle. 6

THE BOONE FAMILY A branch of the Boone family lived in Devonshire, near Exeter, where George Boone, III, progenitor of the Franklin County family, was born. George Boone III, son of George II, and Sarah Uppey his wife, was born in 1666. He was married in 1689 to Mary Maugridge, (born 1669) daughter of John Maugridge and Mar? Milton -of Brad­ nich, Devonshire. They had nine children: (1) George IV, (2) Sarah, (3) Squire, (4) Mary (5) John, (6) Joseph, (7) Benjamin, (8) James and (9) Samuel, all born in Bradnich. George Boone IV, Sarah and Squire were in America as early as 1716. Their parents, with their younger sister and bro­ thers, arrived at Philadelphia October 10, 1717, and settled in Pennsylvania. Squire Boone was the father of Daniel Boone of pioneer fame. Joseph Boone, fourth son of George and Sarah (Uppey) was born April 5th 1704 and died January 30, 1776. He married, Cathe­ rine who died January 31, 1778. They were the parents of John Boone and Jacob Boone who settled in Virginia prior to 1786. Both John and Jacob served in the Revolutionary war, John receiving a pension 1835, and Jacob receiving 36 pounds on March 17, 1782, for his services. Jacob Boone settled about 1775 in the beautiful valley on Maggoty Creek. He was the grandfather of Catherine Boone who mar­ ried John Jamison in 1806. The mill and homestead which Jacob Boone built at Boone Mill remained in his family for many years. Nearby is the burial ground, known as Boone-Hardy graveyard, where he and many of his descendants are buried. He was born in 1749, and died in 1815. He and his brother John both began paying taxes in Bedford County which later became a part of Franklin County, as early as 1782 and 1783, The first record of Jacob's permanent residence in Franklin is in connection with the purchase of land on Maggoty Creek on May 1, 1786, This land was doubtless used for the establishment of a mill, In the same year, he purchased more land and probably estab­ lished his home. John Boone owned land on Glade Creek, a branch of Roanoke River, in January 1769, His land adjoined that of John Thompson and John Mills (see Deed Book 16, page 80, Abstracts of Augusta County, later Botetourt County, and now Roanoke County.) Whether he lived there or in Bedford, which is now Franklin, is unknown. He later lived between Little Creek and Blackwater River about four miles south of the town of Boone Mill. His children were John, Mary, Elizabeth, Catherine, Jacob, Abram, Joseph and Nancy. 7

Jacob Boone, son of John and Elizabeth Boone, married, first, Rachael Kesler, and second, her sister, Barbara Kesler. They were daughters of Mary (Boone) and Ludowich Kesler, and they and Jacob were cousins. The children of the first marriage were: l John Boone, married Martha Turner. 2 Elizabeth Boone, married Nathaniel s. Akers. 3 Susan Boone, married Robert Patterson. 4 Ludowich Boone, married Emily Ross. 5 Joseph Boone, married first, Keziah Wray, second, Mary (Flora! Bowman, widow of Jacob Bowman. 6 Stephen Boone married Mahaley Oyler. 7 Benjamin Boone, married Susan Oyler. i8 Levi Boone, married ______, and moved to the West. Andrew Boone married, first, Lucy Ann Fralin, second, Clemmy Mason. He was a Methodist minister, and served in Frank­ lin County. The second marriage was childless. Abram Boone married Nancy Gearhart, and had issue: Jacob, Isaac, Daniel, Benjamin, Polly, Laura, Susan, Sallie, and Martha, Of Abram Boone's children: Jacob Boone lived in Floyd County. Daniel Boone was born April 10, 1828, and died June 20, 1865. His son, Joshua Lee Boone lived at Inglewood, California. Daniel Boone was buried at Peters Grave Yard at Dillon•s·Mill, Benjamin Boone married Margaret Fisher and had issue: William Boone of Floyd County; Ben Boone of McDowell, West Virginia; John Boone of Roanoke; Charles Milton Boone of Boone Mill; and Sallie Boone, who married J. W, Spangler of Roanoke. Polly Boone married --~~~-~_weaver, Susan Boone married Joseph Noftsinger. Martha Boone married Wilson weaver, and moved to Indiana in 1867. John Boone, son of Jacob, married Martha Turner and had issue: John Oat Boone, a Brethren minister; George Boone; Josiah Boone; and Richard Boone, Elizabeth Boone married Nathaniel Akers, and had issue: Jacob Akers married Martha Overfelt; Sarah Akers married Charles Akers; Ernaline Akers married Rev, George Bowman; Cora Akers married Edward Willis; Chesley Akers married Jennie Fralin; Henry Akers married Elizabeth Hickman; Kance Akers married Kittie Hickman. Susan Boone married Robert Patterson, Ludowich Boone married Emily rloss and had issue: (1) Anne Boone; (2) Dosia Boone, who married William Peters; (3) Mary Boone, who married Joel Naff, and had issue: Rev. B n Naff of Callaway; Cephas Naff; Rev. Will Naff of Roanoke; Mollie Naff; 8

Sarah Naff; Helen Naff, who married Benson M. Phelps of Roanoke; (4) Martha D. Boone; {5) James Boone, who died young; (6) Dewitt Boone, who died young; (7) Samuel M. Boone, who married a Miss Flora; (8) Charles Boone, who married Jane s. Ross, and had issue: Doshia and Cora; (9) Ellen Boone; (10) Sarah Boone, Joseph Boone married Keziah Wray, and had issue: (1) Frances Boone, who married Lee Angle; (2) Drucilla Boone, who mar­ ried Benjamin Layman; (3) Maudise (Mandin?} Boone, who married Mary Montgomery; (4) Robert; (5) Joe Ben; (6) Bettie; (7) Martha and (8) Lucy, Stephen Boone married Mahaley Oyler, and had issue: Mary Jane Boone, who married Henry Plunkett; Elizabeth Boone, who married Anthony Plunkett; William Boone, who married Lydia Miller; Robert Boone, who married Arena Brubaker; Stephen Boone, who mar- ried, first, Amanda Naff, and second, ____ Bussey. Benjamin Boone married Susan Oyler. Levi Boone Rev, Andrew :soone married Lucy Ann Fralin, and had issue: Mary, John, Stephen, Rachael, Jacob Boone was born in Berks county, Pennsylvania, in 1749, and lived in Maryland before coming to Franltlin County, wher-e he died in 1814, It is stated that he served as a soldier in the Virginia Continental Establishment, and received 36 pounds, March 17, 1782, He was the rounder of Boone Mill, and built a saw mill and gr±st mill near the present town which bears his name. In 1814, while turning a log at his mill, he fell,and his leg was crushed, causing his death. His wife was Catherine, and his children were: (l) Mary, who married Udwick Kesler, and lived at Boone Mill. (2) Peter, who married Catherine (Herold) Willis, and, lived at Boone Mill. 3l Elizabeth, (called Betsy), who never married, 4 Abram, who left Franklin county about 1824. 5 Jacob, who left Franklin County about 1824. !6 John, who married Susan Fowler. He served in the War of 1812, and lived and died in Boone Mill. (7) Catherine, who married John Jamison, a veteran of the War of 1812, Their home was in Boone Mill. (8) Isaac, who married Clarisy Kinsey, and lived at Boone Mill. (9) Susanna, who married, first, Daniel Noftsinger, and, second, Jacob Abshire, and lived at Boone Mill. (16) Daniel, ,who married Mary Saylor, and moved to Berrien, Michigan. (11) Nancy, who married Daniel Fisher and lived near Boone Mill. 9 Mary Boone, born December 12, 1772 married Udwich Kesler on August 1, 1789, and had issue: (1~ George Kesler, born November 24, 1791, died February 5, 1854. He was single. (2) peter Kesler dropped dead. (3) Joseph Kesler died of ty­ phoid fever. (4) Rachael Kesler married Jacob Boone, son of John Boone, August 3]., 1807. (5) Elizabeth Kesler married Solo­ mon Fisher. (6) Catherine Kesler was married to Peter Hickman in 1812, by Rev. Wilson Turner, and went to Berrien Springs, Michigan, (7) Barbara Kesler, second wife of Jacob Boone, son of John was, married December 17, 1832, by Rev. Moses Greer, (8) Jacob Kesler was single, (9) John Kesler went to Michigan. (10) Polly Kesler married Leonard Dangerfield, Mary Boone Kesler died March 23, 1853, and her husband died in 1854. Both are buried at Boone-Hardy graveyard, Boone Mill, Peter Boone, was married by Rev, Wilson Turner, June 27, 1807, to a widow, Catherine Herold Willis (Mrs, Charles), and had issue: (1) Fleming Boone, who was married to Susan Kin­ sey, on February 24, 1829, by Rev. Edwin G. Cafamp. (2) Corne­ lius Boone, who went to North Dakota. (3) Jacob Boone, who mar­ ried Mary Hallllllond, and went to Indiana. (4) Susan Boone, who married Edward Campbell, and lived at Pocahontas, Virginia, (5) Mary Boone, who married Benjamin Herold, her first cousin, and lived in Pocahontas. (6) Isacc Boone, who married, on Septem- ber 29, 1845, Mary L, Wade of Bedford, (7) Otey Boone, who went to the State of Washington, By her first husband, Mrs. Boone had a son named Charles Willis. He married Tenesia Boone, and removed to Indiana. Elizabeth Boone died unmarried. Abram Boone, son of Jacob and Catherine Boone, left Virginia in r824, and settled in the Miami Valley near Dayton, Ohio, He had a son Danial Boone, who lived in Troy, Ohio, and a grandson Albert E. Boone, born in 1845, who lived in Zanes­ ville, Ohio, Jacob Boone, son of Jacob and Catherine Boone, moved to Augusta county, J. T. Landis of Detroit, Michigan, has the orginial affidavit, dated February 2, 1832, executed by Jacob Boone relating to the sale of two shares in the Franklin County Grist and Saw Mill and the dower interest in the lands of Jacob Boone to Isaac Boone. Daniel Boone was also a party to this sale, and it appears that Jacob and Daniel sold their interest to their brother Isaac. John Boone, who was in the War of 1812, married Susan Towler, gaughter of Thomas and Mary Spangler Towler, and had issue: ,1.:• •rom i3<"one, born 1812, died 1884. He was single, and subject to epileptic "fits. (2) Elizabeth Boone born February 24, 1813, married Cy,rus Price. (3) John Boone married first, Susan Shave, 10

second, Judy Moore. (4) Jacob Boone, lived in Lynchburg. (5) Mary Boone married Zachfield Wade and had issue: two daughters, Susan and Kate; Susan married Dr. Terrell of Bedford, Kate mar­ married twice, and both husbands bore the name of Wade. (6) Kitty Boone, died single. (7) Susan Boone, died single. (8) Harriet Boone, married Peter Price. (9) Henry Boone, died single. (10) Sarah Boone, married on April 6, 1848, David Shanks of Salem. Catherine Boone married Januray 6, 1806, John Jamison, who was in the War of 1812, and had issue: (1) Elizabeth Jamison who married Goodman A. Wright; (2) Nancy Jamison who married John M. Smith. (3) Samuel Jamison who married, first, Sallie Web­ ster and, second, Catherine Brubaker. (4) Mary Jamison, single. (5) Isaac Jamison, single. (6) Catherine Jamison who married Lewis Webster. (7) Barbara Jamison who married William A. B. Wright. (8) Henry Jamison, who married Sallie Showalter. (9) Joseph Jamison, single. (10) John Jamison, who married, first, Elizabeth Akers, and second, Christian Hartsell, and third, Mary Wood. (11) Jane Jamison, who married Richard Drewry. {12) Jacob Jamison, who married Lavinia Fralin. Isaac Boone, son of Jacob and Catherine Boone, born December 20, 1786, died May 28, 1841, was married May 5, 1817 to Clarrisy (Clore) Kinsey, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Hartsell Kinsey. She was a sister to Susan Kinsey, who married her brother­ in-law Peter's son Fleming Boone. Isaac ran the mill which he boueht from Jacob and Daniel. He also ran a tavern, and lived in the old mill house now located di:roctly on the highway at Boone Mill, Virginia. He had two children, Ferdinand Boone, who mar­ ried Eliza Austin, and William R. Boone who married a Miss Motley. Susanna Boone, was married April 15, 1807, to Daniel Noftsinger, by whom she had a daughter, Elizabeth, who married Wilson Turner, March 8, 1824. Noftsinger was killed by a runaway team, and his widow married Jacob Abshire, on February 27, 1811, by whom she had issue: (1) Alice Ann Abshire, who married Otey Kinsey. (2) John Abshire, who married Sallie Ann Mitchell. (3) Randolph Abshire, who married, first, Tolitha Angell; second, Polly Isler; third, Cloe Kingery; and fourth, Tessie Wright. Daniel Boone, son of Jacob and Catherine, was born November 12, 1791, married Mary Sayler, and located in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Their children were: (1) Henry, born Decem­ ber 17, 1821, died August 2, 1907, at Berrien Springs, (2) Pres­ ton, born 1823, died November 3, 1904, at Berrien Springs, (3) John, born November 9, 1825, died August 31, 1904, at Berrien Springs, (4) Fleming, born in Salem, (5) Jacob, born in Salem, (6) Abram, born in Salem. (8) Samuel, born in Salem, (9) Mary c., born in Salem, (10) Thomas M.A born in Salem, (11) Eliza H., born in Salem. He died September 4, 1~72. A complete record of his family is contatf.led in the History of the Boone Family by Mrs. James R. Spaker 11

of Buffalo, New York. Nancy Boone, married Daniel Fisher, and had issue: Elizabeth Fisher. Fleming Boone, son of Peter, and grandson of Jacob Boone was married February 24, 1829, to Susan Kinsey and had issue: (1) Beverly B. Boone, married, first, Lizie Luston; second, Mittie Turner, and had two children, George and Lottie, by the second marriage. (2) James Boone, die.d in infancy. (3) Irvin Boone, died in infancy. (4) Ternesia Boone, married Charles Willis, and went to Indiana. (5) Mark Boone, married Nancy Mary Fowler, and had four children, Cub, Earl, Tiny and Jubal. (6) Elizabeth Catherine Boone, married Andrew J. Brichey. (7) Aley Anne Boone, married Jack Phelps, (8) Norman Boone, married Annie Noble, (9) Mary Louisa Harriet Boone, married James Fishburn, (10) Mildred Boone, burned to death in 1852. (11) Louis Tilman Boone, died in childhood. Isaac.Boone, son of Peter and Catherine Herold Willis Boone, grandson of Jacob Boone, was born 1816. He married Mary Wade, daughter of Isaac Wade, of Bedford County, on September 29, 1845, and had issue: (1) Callie P., born July 17, 1846, died November 10, 1878. She married W. H. Smith. (2) William{ who married, first, Miss Murray, and second, Miss Martin. (3J Kate, who married Robert Aker. (4) Edward, single. (5) James F., single,· (6) Seabary, single. (7) Tom, who married a Mi·ss Wagoner, (8) Walter, remained single, (9J Ernest I., who married Berta Sub­ lette, lives in Roanoke, and is a member of the firm Thurman and Boone. (10) Charles, who married Tiney Boone, daughter of Mark Boone, (11) Belle, who married John Neeley. She died in 1933. (12) Allie, who married a man named Armstrong.

THE BOOTH FAMILY

Thomas Booth, Sr., was born ca. 1715. He patented land in Amelia Co., Va., in 1735, and firs will, dated Sept. 15, 1758, was probated in June 1766, in Amelia Co., Va. He devised 338 acres and other property to his son John. He apparently be­ long to the Surry and Sussex branch of the Booth Family. In his will, he mentions his children: (1) Thomas Booth,m. Elizabeth, Nov. 4, 1772. He and his wife conveyed to John Gilliam, Sr. 382 acres which had been deeded to him by his father. (2) George Booth,d. 1767, His will, dated Sept. 10, 1764, was probated Jul¥ 23, 1767, in Amelia Co. m. Judith McEwen, (d. subsequent to 1770) dau, of William McEwen. A deed dated Jan. 16, 1746, from William McEwen conveyed George Booth and Judith, 12

his wife, 250 acres in Amelia co. A deed from his father dated April 21, 1749, gave hin: 250 acres in Amelia. Issue: William; John; David; Nathaniel; George; Ann; and Elizabeth, whom. her cousin, Peter Booth, son of John, Dec. 29, 1783. (3) William Booth. (4) Nathaniel Booth. On May 28, 1771 (D. B. 11, p, 272, Amelia Co.), he conveyed to Archer Johnson 326 acres which had been deeded him by his father on Apr.21.1749. (5) John Booth, b. ca. 1747, will probated in Franklin Co. Dec. 7, 1807. (6) Joyce Booth. (7) Ann Booth. John Booth, in 1769, settled his accounts as Executor of his father's estate (W. B. 2. ~- 299, Amelia co.) On Oct, 24, 1772 (D. B. 12, p, 46, Amelia co.), John Booth of Amelia Co. con­ veyed to Thomas Griffin Peachy Tract No. 1, on which John Booth now dwells, being part of 1554 acres granted to Thomas Booth, Sr., father of the said John. On Sept. 29, 1735, the said Thomas, having conveyed to his sons, Thomas, William, George and Nathaniel, 1210 acres of the 1554 acres, devised the rest to John Booth, Jr, Tract No. 2 was granted to William Starke by patent Sept. 8, 1736, and he conveyed the same to John Booth, May 10, 1754. Tract No. 3 was part of the Simmons tract which the said John Booth lately purchased of John Chappell. On Mar. 24, 1772, Joseph Galland and Mary, his wife, of Cumberland Co., conveyed to John Booth of Amelia Co. 150 acres on the south side of Staunton River in Bedford Co. On Mar. 13, and 14, 1772, John Booth patented 46 and 250 acres, respectively, on Staunton River. Issue of John Booth were, as follows: {1) Agnes Clardy, (2) Richard Booth, d. 1832. He patented 362 acres in Franklin Co.( in 1787, and 79 acres ih the same Co. in 1796. (3J Peter Booth·(will dated Nov. 10, 1826, probated Jan. 1, 1827, in Franklin co.) In 1797 he patented 266 acres in Frank­ lin Co. Hem. lat Elizabeth Booth, his cousin, dau. of George Booth (son of Thomas Booth, Sr.) Dec. 1783 (M. L.B. Bedford Co., George Booth security) m, 2nd Nacy Blades, ca, Aug. 23, 1808. ( Antenuptial agreement, dated Aug. 23, 1808, of record in Frank­ lin Co.) {4) John Booth. ( 5 ) Stephen Booth, living in Tenn. at date of his father's will. 6l Mary cuttry. 7 Benjamin Booth. ~8 Thomas Booth, Issue, as shown by will of his father: Frances, James and Thomas. A Thomas Booth of Franklin Co., served in the Revolution in 8th Va. Regiment and was placed on Pension Roll act. 28, 1786. Members of the Booth family were the f:!rst makers of felt hats in Franklin Co, Issue of Peter Booth 1 s 1st. marriage: 13

(a) Benjamin; (b) Peter; (c) Judith, whom. a Mr. Welch, prior to Sept. 3, 1827; (d) Nancy, whom. Jesse Bradley; (e) Elizabeth, (b. Jan. 29, 1801, d. Mar. 31, 186o), whom. Ben­ jamin Hancock, (b. June 16, 1782, d. Mar. 25, 1860) Oct. 20, 1817. Issue of Peter Booth's 2nd. marriage: (f) Abraham; (g) Christopher, whom. Mary L. Hancock, dau. of Benjamin Hancock, whom. Elizabeth Booth; (h) John, under 21, in 1826; (1) William, under 21, in 1826; (j) Harrison under 21 in 1826; (k) Sally, under 15 in 1826; (1) Agnes, (b. 1821, ct. 1893) m. William Thomas Hancock, son of Benjamin Hancock, whom. Elizabeth Booth; and (m) Rhoda Ann, under 15, 1826.

THE BOWMAN FAMILY

John Bowman, progenitor of the Franklin County Bowmans, is said to have been born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, a­ bout 1764. He may have been descended from Daniel or Jacob Bowman, who arrived in Philadelphia October 2, 1729 on the ship "Adventurer". John Bowman, with his brothers Jacob, Benjamin, Peter, and, perhaps, also Joseph, settled in Rockingham County, Virginia, about 1785 or earlier. John removed to Franklin County. On October 6, 1788, he bought 230 acres on Griffith Creek from Martin Ihoy for 30 Pounds. In 1789, he was deeded 100 acres in the same locality by his friend Jacob Cradler, consideration "Love and Good Will". Later in 1789, he purchased 116 acres on Little Creek from Robert Mead, and in 1792, he bought another parcel of 230 acres from Robert Mead. He died in 1804, leaving to his wife, Elizabeth, his home, plantation and 500 Pounds in money. His widow was remarried June 29, 1811 to Chrisholm Holland Griffith. Children of John and Elizabeth Bowman: (1) Christian, m. Hanna Rinehart of Botetourt County; removed to Floyd County. (2) John, m. February 11, 1813, Parizade Ferguson, dau. of John Ferguson. Peter, m. September 3, 1804, Mary Saunders. Susannah, m. January 7, 1805, Jacob Peters. Daniel, b. October 7, 1785; m. November 14, 1817, Catherine Naff, dau. of Jacob Naff; d. September 23, 1833. Catherine b. September 10, 1795, d. April 1 7, 1878. Fanny, m. Dec. 26, 1808, John Barnhart. Eve, m. July 30, 1812, Daniel Barnhart. Elizabeth, m. Sept. 30, 1805, Samuel Montgomery. Benjamin, b. 1804; m. July 15, 1826, Sophia Hill Ferguson, dau. of John Ferguson; d. 1873. The will of John Bowman, entered for probate in Franklin 14

County, September 4, 1871, names his wife Parizade and the fol­ lowing children: ~l ro~YF~: m. Dec, 20, 1842, Elizabeth Boone 3 Martha, m, Jan, 21, 1839, John Sink 4 Joel I., m. Oct, 3, 1838, Irene Layman; d, before l 1866. Peter Bowman left no will. However, since his widow, Mary Saunders, is listed alone in the Franklin County census of 1850, he died before that date, Their children listed in the 1850 census were: (1) Milinda, b. 1810 (2) Elizabeth, b, 1811 Daniel Bowman lived on the original John Bowman plant­ ation, where he and his wife, Catherine Naff, and his son Daniel and his wife Hannah, are buried, The children of Daniel and Cat­ herine Bowman were: (1 ) Elizabeth, m. March 15, 1838, Abraham Peters. ( 2 ) Jacob, b, Nov. 10, 1819; m, Aug, 8, 1839, Mary Flora; d, July 1876, (3) George, b, 1824, m, Elizabeth Syder. ( 4 ) William, b, Jan, 7, 1828; m, Feb. 16, 1854, Mary Graybill of Botetourt County and great grand daugh­ ter of John Graybill who removed from Pennsylvania to Virginia in 1780; d, Nov, 25, 1919, 5 John, m. Sally Flora. 6l Isaac, b. 1827, m., Dec, 3, 1849, Hannah Naff, David, b, 1833, m. Catherine Naff. Daniel, b. Jan. 21, 1837; m. March 7, 1865, Hanna li Flora, b, 1837, d, Oct. 23, 1901, dau, of Isaac and Elizabeth Flora; he d, March 26, 1923, (9) Rebecca N., m, Sept. 19, 1849, John Kinzie, (10) Susannah, b, 1835, m. Orren Kenzie, Benjamin Bowman was reared at Wirtz, Franklin County. In 1857 he settled in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, where he was a miller, teaching this trade to his son, Samuel Sterling, who in turn taught it to his nephew, William Chesley, son of Ben­ jamin Leroy. In 1893, William Chesley Bowman helped to start a mill at Sikeston, Missouri, which has grown to a corporation worth about $1,000,000, known as The Scott County Milling Co. The child­ ren of Benjamin and Sophia Bowman were: Lucy Ann, b, May 29, 1827, in Franklin County. Elizabeth Mary, b, June 17, 1829, in Franklin County, Charles Chisholm, b, Aug, 31, 1831, in Franklin County, (4) John Otea, b, Aug. 25, 1833, in Franklin County. 15

William Edwin, b, Apr, 20, 1835, in Franklin County, Benjamin Leroy, b, Jan, 31, 1837, in Franklin Coun­ ty, A Baptist Minister; father of William Ches­ ley Bowman and grandfather of Joe Bowman of Sikes­ ton, Missouri, James Orin, b, Feb, 6, 1839, in Franklin County. Columbus Carroll, b. May 27, 1841, Franklin Coun­ ~l~ ty, (9) Samuel Sterling, b, Oct, 27, 1843, near Charleston, W, Va, (10) Sophia Perizade, b, March 3, 1846, near Charleston, w. va. (11) Thomas Anderson, b. May 7, 1850, near Charleston, W. Va, Father of Thomas Dewitt Bowman, Consul Gen­ eral in Italy, stationed at Naples. JOEL I, BOWMAN The following children of Joel I. and Irene A, Bowman are mentioned as grandchildren in the will of John Bowman, entered for probate in Franklin County September 4, 1871, They are also listed in the 1850 census of Franklin County. 1 John A. b, 1839, 2 Palmyra r., b, 1840, m. Peters. 3 Frances P., b, 1842, m. ------·Barnhart 4 David L., b, 1844. 5 Martha A., b. 1846, m. ______Peters, 6 Daniel A,, b, 1848.

JACOB BOWMAN

Jacob Bowman of Franklin County died in 1876, His widow, Mary Flora, b, May 24, 1822, dau. of Jacob and Hannah (Brower} Flora, m. (2) Joseph Boone, son of Jacob Boone and Rachel (Kess­ ler) Boone. She died Oct, 10, 1907, Jacob Bowman, his wife Mary and son Jonathan are buried in the George Bowman farm cemetery, The children of Jacob and Mary Bowman were: Daniel, b, 1840, m, Dec, 5, 1867, Hannah S. Peters, dau. of David and Nancy (Stover) Peters. Jonathan, b, June 26, 1842, ct. July 30, 1869; un­ married; a school teacher, Martha, b, 1844, m. Jacob Flora. George, b, Nov. 20, 1847, d, July 4, 1919; m. Feb, 10, 1870, Emily Mildred Akers, b. Jan. 26 1851, dau, of Nathaniel S, and Elizabeth (Boone) Akers. Their daughter Mary Elizabeth Bowman m. Thomas Har­ din Bowman. Hannah, b. 1849, m. Daniel Naff, C~therine, m, Owen Flora, 16

Elizabeth, m. Samuel Ikenberry. Samuel, m. Alie Angle; she was b. Sept. 3, 186o, d. Dec. 30, 1927. Ellen, m, James Wray, removed to Kansas,

GEORGE BOWMAN

He removed to Botetourt County, Virginia. The child­ ren of George and Elizabeth (Snyder) Bowman were: William, removed to California, David, m. ---~-- Layman Nancy, m. James Wicklam Price, m, ______Obenchain; resided in Roanoke. Rosa, m. Charles K:1.nzie. Dorus, m, ______resided in Trinity, Virginia, Betty, m. ______Davis,

WILLIAM BOWMAN

He resided in Franklin County. The children of William and Mary (Graybill) Bowman were: {l) Sarah c., b. Dec. 6, 1854; m. Joel Wray, and removed to Dayton, Ohio. James A., b, Aprl 19, 1856; M. ______Flora. Martha Ann, b. March 11, 1858; m. Charles Saul, and removed to Ohio, Rufus o., b. Jan. 13, 186o; d. June 20, 1862. Jonas D., b. Nov. 13, 1861; m. Lucy • Thomas Hardin, b. March 2, 1864, m. Mary Elizabeth Bowman, dau. of George Bowman, (7) Susan Emily, b. July 23, 1866; m, James Flora of Franklin County and Roanoke, (8) Henry Ezra, b, Dec. 18, 1868; m. Emma Shelor, and removed to Roanoke. (9) George William, b. Oct. 7, 1871; m. Evelyn Boone~ and resided at Wirtz, Franklin County; d, July 2~, 1936. (10) Daniel Cary, b. June 7, 1874; m. Elizabeth Barnhart and resided at Boone's Mill, Franklin County; d. Sept. 9, 1933.

JOHN BOWMAN

The children of John and Sallie (Flora) Bowman of Franklin 17

County were: Susie, m. David Mountcastle. g~ Frances, m. Austin Hylton (brotherof c. D. Hylton), and removed to California. Abraham, removed to Illinois, where he married. f~~ Catherine, m. Daniel Jackson; mother of Neely Jack­ son. (5) Benjamin, b. Feb. 6, 1845; m. Julia Henry; resided at Bent Mountain, Floyd County, Virginia. Daniel Isaac, m, Nancy Peters Eva, m. Preston Peters mJulie, m. Louis Brubaker.

ISAAC BOWMAN Isaac Bowman m. Hannah Naff, and removed to Indiana. Their children were: 1 Benjamin 2 George 3 Henry 4 Charles 5 John 6 Jessie 7 A daughter DAVID BOWMAN

The children of David and Catherine (Naff) Bowman of Franklin County were: Susan, m. Stephen Peters Joel, m. _ _,,____ ~ Pollard David, m. (1) Dec. 13, 1861 to Sarah Naff, dau. of Abraham and Hannah (Peters) Naff; (2) Mary Elizabeth Austin (called Molly).

DANIEL BOWMAN

The children of Daniel Bowman and Hanna (Flora) Bowman Hannah, m. Benjamin Naff J _____, m. Lydia Idenberry Mary, m. (1) Cephas Naff; m. (2) Thomas Webster. 18

Sallie, m. Thomas Montgomery. Betty, m. Douglas Webster. Jacob, m. --~-~Kinzie. Cleveland, m. Bessie Cummings.

REBECCA (BOWMAN) KINZIE

The children of John and Rebecca (Bowman) Kinzie of Franklin County were: 1 Orren, m. Susan Ann Tench. 2 Baxter, d. in his teens. 3 John William, m. Lassie Teel. 4 Samanthia George Ann Catherine, m. John Kinzie. 5 Achilles, m. _____Akers. 6 Charles. Eva. ~ Sue Elizabeth.

THOMAS HARDIN BOWMAN

Rev. George Bowman m. Emily Mildred Akers, dau. of Nathaniel S. Akers and Elizabeth Boone of Franklin County. Their daughter, Mary Elizabeth Bowman b. Oct. 22, 1875, m. Thomas Hardin Bowman Feb. 20, 1896. Their children were: (1) Esther May, b. May 9, 1897; m. Terry w. Peters, resides in Roanoke. (2) Florence Emily, b. Sept. 18, 1898, m. Earl Ray White; resides in Roanoke. (3) George Ervin, b. Apr. 19, 1900; d. Sept. 29, 1900. (4) Emmert Owen, b. July 11, 1901; m. Elizabeth Wargo; manager, J. J. Newberry Co. Stores, Inc. Malone, New York. (5) Fred Edward, b. Aug. 4, 1903; m. Lillian Layman; resides in Roanoke. (6) Ruth Ann, b. Dec. 25, 1904; m. Glenwood H. Lucas; resides in Roanoke. (7) Charles Abraham, b. Nov. 11, 1907; m. Nora Evans; resides in Roanoke. (8) Eva Catherine, b. Oct., 1910; m. Warren Creasy; resides in Roanoke. (9) Carl Thomas, b. Aug. 28, 1913; m. Louise Brad­ ley; resides in Roanoke. (10) Joel Christ, b. June 10, 1916, m. Helen Strick­ ler; resides in Roanoke.

ESTHER MAY (BOWMAN) PETERS Children of Terry w. and Esther May (Bowman) Peters: 19

Hazel Marie, b. April 2, 1919. Geraldine, b, June 17, 1922.

FLORENCE EMILY (BOWMAN) WHITE

Children of Earl R. and Florence Emily (Bowman) White: Thelma Ruth, b. April 15, 1919. Dorothy Aileene, b, May 11, 1921.

EMMERT OWEN BOWMAN

Child of Emmert Owen and Elizabeth (Wargo) Bowman: (1) Virginia Elaine, b, May 14, 1939.

FRED EDWARD BOWMAN

Children of Fred Edward and Lillian (I.ayman)Bowman: Robert, b. March 28, 1931, Betty Ann, b, May 13, 1935.

RUTH ANN BOWMAN LUCAS Child of Glenwood H, and Ruth Ann (Bowman) Lucas: (1) Marlene, b. Sept. 27, 1932. JOEL CHRIST BOWMAN Child of Joel Christ and Helen (Strickler) Bowman: (1) Martha Ellen

THE BRODIE FAMILY William F. Brodie, m, Seney B, Mason, March 18, 1850, and had issue: 1 John F. b, 1851, 2 Louisa, b, k852, 3 William H., b. 1854. 4 Charles C,, b. 1856. 5 George w., b. 1858. ' 6 Etta, b. 1860. 7 Rose, b. 1866. 20

John F. Brodie, m. Elizabeth Williams in 1871, and had issue: (1) Emmett J., b. 1872, m. Callie Burnett and had issue: Talmage, Wilbert, Cabell, Cassie, Daisy, Elizabeth, Bernard, Gladys, and R~y. (2) William T., b. 1873, m. Margaret Bell. No issue, (3) Charles B., b. 1875, m. Freda Byrd, and had issue: Forest; whom. Estelle Wilson; Ethlyn; Kathryn, whom, Ralph Catlett; Mildred; and Benjamin. (4) John B., b. 1877 (twin), m. Bessie Philpott. No issue. (5) George L., b. 1877 (twin), m. Betty Wingfield, and had issue: Clifford, whom. Geneva Owens on Sept. 2, 1933. Effie, b. 1874, d. 1879. Betty, b. 188ll d, 1906. Alpheus, b. 18~4, m. Annie Williams, and had issue: a. Amon,, itib. Frances, c. Anne Zane, (9) Samuel M., b. 1886l d. 1907, (10) J. Everett, b, 188~ m. Mary Helen Byrd, daughter of Silas Wingfield and Susan (Ki~) Byrd, and had issue: Vir­ ginia Louise, b. in Missoula, Montana, July 21, 1918; Stephen Duncan, b. in Roanoke, January 3, 1925; Lawrence Thomas, b. in Missoula, October 15, 1932; and Nancy Joe, b. in Missoula, Aug­ ust 29, 1934. Louisa Brodie, m. Lewis Nunn, and had issue: l. Seney b., m. Owen Thomasson, and had issue: Glendon, Jesse, Robert, Lee, Mary Lou, and Myrthe; 2. Minnie, m. Archer Thomasson, and had issue: Clifton, Brodie, and Lewis; 3. John, m. Martha Hurd, and had issue: Majessie, Lucy, Ethel, and Elinor. William H. Brodie, m. Frances Mason, and had issue: l. Daisy, b. 1877, m. John Turner of Fairfax County, and had issue: Reginald, Howard, and Velma. 2. Erie, b. 1880, m. William Campbell of Richmond, and had issue: Ruthven, Arthur, Raymond, Norman, Frances, Evelyn, Charles, James and Ruth. 3. Etta, b. 1884, unm. Home, Washington, D. c. 4. Marvin, b. 1894, m. _,...... ,..,... _____ • Home, Colum- bus, Ohio, Had issue: Katherine, and William Marvin. Charles c. Brodie, m. Lucy Elizabeth Cook in June 1880, and had issue: l. Frederick A., b. June 2, 1881, d. infant, 2. William C,, b. September 10, 1884, unm. 3. Elizabeth M., b. March 17, 1886, m. William G. Lester, Oct. 25, 1910, and had issue: w. G. Jr., b. Oct. 23, 1911; Frederick, b. June 29, 1913; John K., b. Nov. 8, 1916; and Katherine, b. December 27, 1919. 21

4. Seney M., b. April 9; 1888, m. 1st. Samuel Wood­ all and had issue: W'endell, b. 1907, m. 2nd W. J. Cook on Sept. 1910, and had issue: Mary, b. Sept. 24, 1911, m. Clyde Clucas, 1932, and the Clucases had issue: Robert b. Aug. 30, 1933; and Mary, d. May, 1934, at Greybull, Wyoming. 5. Charles c., b. Jan. 8, 1890, m. Hattie L. Davis, and had issue: Mildred, b. 1918; Charles c., Jr., b. 1920, d. 1925; David C., b. 1924; William C., b. 1926; Ruth, b. 1929; and Elizabeth, b. 1930. 6. Mamie Wingfield, b. April 2, 1892, m. B. G. Hurd, June 1913, and had issue: Charles, b. 1914, d. 1917; and Ben­ jamin Justus, b. August 1916. 7. Frederick A., b. June 2, 1894, m. Essie Martin on Dec. 25, 1927, and had issue: Nina, b. Sept. 30, 1928; Jean, b. Feb. 2, 1930. Essie Martin Brodie d. Feb. 1930. George W. Brodie, m. Alice Craig in 1881, and had issue: 1. William Muncie, b. Oct. 6, 1882, m. Nannie Pitts and had issue: Elsie, Elfie, Harold, and Alice. Home: Texas. 2. Lillian, b. June 1885, m. w. B. Frailin, and had issue: Thelma, Howard, and Bailey. Home: Texas. 3. Carrie, b. Nov. 1888, m. H. C. Copenhaver, and had issue; Alice, Gordon, and Wesley. Home: Richmond. 4. Annie, b. Feb. 2, 1891, m. Arthur c. Ma:r-tin, and had issue: Patrick, Margaret, Edith, Harold, Calvin, Edna Mae, and Rebecca Anne. Home: Snow Creek. 5. George F., b. Aug. 24, 1893, m. MYrtle Belcher, and had issue: George, and Robert,j Home: Snow Creek 6. Harold, b. May 4, 1096, d. in World War I. 7. Mildred, b. Nov. 1902, d. 1906. Etta Brodie, m. Thomas Dillon. No issue. Rose Brodie, m. Charles Craig, and had issue: l. Roy c., b. March 1889, m. Ruth Armstrong, and had issue: Richard, and Ernest Clay. Home: Wisconsin. 2, William Stafford, b, Jan. 1894, m. Mildred Craig, and had issue: Marie. Home: Martinsville. 3. Jesse c., b, May 1896, killed by D. and w. Train, ca. 1917. 4. Moody, b. Oct. 1902, m. Bertha Motley. Home: Washington, D. c.

THE BROWN FAMILY

'Frederick Brown, son of John Brown of Cwnberland County, lived in Brunswick and Lunenburg Counties. He was b. ca, 1745, and, on Aug. 12, 1767, was living in Lunenburg County. That he 22 served in the Revolution is shown by a manuscript vol. in Vir­ ginia State Library, known as Auditors Accounts XVIII, 532. He moved from Cumberland to Halifax County ca. 1784. His mother's name was Ann, and he had brothers, John Jr., Davis, Joseph, and Benjamin. The next record of Frederick Brown is in Pittsylvania County, where he bought land in 1797. His wife's name, Milly, appears in a deed dated Aug. 23, 1784. Their children were: John, Tarleton, Reuben, Frederick, Lockey and James. John Brown, son of Frederick and Milly Brown, lived in Franklin County, where he bought land on Aug. 3, 1808, from Skelton, Reuben and Susanna Brown. His will, made May 20, 1835, was probated June 5, 1838. In it he names his wife, Sally, his grand-daughter Phoebe Person, child of his daughter Phoebe; his sons, John, Reuben, Frederick and William; his daughters Polly Brooks, Nancy Gorman, Sally and Lucy. To Lucy, he forgives a debt of $200 contracted by her husband, George W. Dickinson. This will is of record in Will Book 4, 395, Franklin County. A Court order for the distribution of slaves among the heirs of John Brown is dated Oct. 1, 1849. The nine heirs were: w. A. Brown; Greville P. Jefferson; George W. Dickinson; Andrews. Brooks; Sarah E. Gorman, and Mary Jane Gorman, children of Arm­ istead M. Gorman and wife; Reubens. Brown; w. A. Brown; and Frederick R. Brown. The wife of John Brown was Sally Rives, daughter of Capt. Frederick Rives, who was b. ca. 1736, in Prince George County, d. ca. 1815, in Franklin County. He was the son of Joseph Rives, grandson of George, and great grandson of William. Capt. Frederick Rives served as a Justice of Henry Co. when that county included his home on Pigg River. He was one of the men appointed to select the site for the court house, and was a cap­ tain of Pittsylvania County militia in 1772. He married Mary Magdalene Steagall, daughter of John Steagall, on July 21, 1761, according to a marriage bond of record in Amelia Co. The will of John Steagall of Amelia, recorded in 1769, mentions his wife Winifred, and his daughter Lucy True. Mary Magadalene Steagall Rives was a granddaughter o·f Thomas Bottom, of Amelia Co., who, in a deed dated Feb. 28, 1762, conveyed to "Mary Magadalene Rives of Brunswick Co. one negro woman slave named Anaky, and one negro girl named Doll, and a negro boy named Hampton, for and in consideration of the affection he hath for his granddaughter Mary Magdalene, wife of the said Frederick". His will dated May 10, 1765, names his daughter, Jane Vaughan, his granddaughters, Frances Worsham and Mary Hub­ bard, and his son, Thomas Bottom. On April 13, 1812, Frederick Rives of Franklin Co., deeded 500 acres on Pigg River in Franklin Co., to his daughters Patsey Lumsden, Phebe Still, Sally Brown, Elizabeth Quarles, Lucy Cowden, and Mary Bottom; formerly, Patsey Rives, Phebe Rives, Sally Rives, Elizabeth Rives, Lucy Rives, and Mary Rives. It was recorded June 1, 1812. Frederick Rives died prior to Jan. 19, 1815. 23

The children of Frederick Rives and Mary Magdalene Rives were: 1. George; 2. Joseph, whom. Mary Frances Prunty, Feb. 15, 1804; 3. Alexander; 4. Burwell; 5. Patsey, whom. Char­ les Lumsden, May 16, 1787; 6. Phoebe, whom. Murphy Still, July 23, 1795; 7. Sarah, whom. John Brown; 8. Elizabeth, whom. James Quarles; 9. Lucy whom. James Cowden; and 10. Mary. Sally Rives, daughter of Frederick and Mary Magdalene Rives, b. Dec. 5, 1773, m. John Brown of Franklin Co. July 8, 1793, and d. Mar. 20, 1849. John Brown, b. in 1765, d. May 19, 1838, buried at Dickinson's Store. His wife is buried there al­ so. The children of John and Sally Rives were: 1. Phoebe R. m, Doctor Person Oct. 3, 1814; 2. Lucy, m. George w. Dickin­ son, Sept. 2, 1816; 3. John Spotswood, m. Mary Ann Patterson, May 29, 1838; 4. Reuben Skelton; 5. Frederick Rives, m. first Jane Prunty, Oct. 2, 1838, second, Elizabeth Cheadle Bro.m, Dec. 23, 1852; 6. William Alexander, m. 1st. Sarah Preston, 2nd. Sue Lewis Finney; 7. Polly, m. Andrews. Brooks; 8. Nancy w.,m. Arrn1- stead M. Gorman, on Feb. 27, 1826; 9. Sally H. m. Greenville P. Jefferson, Jan. 6, 1840. Phoebe R. Brown, whom. Person, had issue: Phoebe Person, had issue: Phoebe Person. John Spotswood Brown, m. Mary Ann Patterson, and had issue: 1, Anne Eliza m. Tarleton Brown; 2. Norburn; 3. Virgil, m. Hattie Jefferson; 4• Taylor; 5. Wylie; 6. Filmore; 7. George W., 8. Alexander; 9. Mary Jane m. c,.T. Poindexter; 10. Nannie; and 11. Sallie Euphemia. Frederick Rives Brown, son of John and Sallie (Rives) Brown, b. July 1, 1813, in Franklin Co. and lived on Snow Creek until 1888 when he removed to Martinsville. He died Nov. 8, 1896. His will, made May, 20, 1895, was proved in Dec. 1896. His first wife was a sister of Betsy Prunty, the mother of Susan Lewis Fin­ ney, the second wife of Col. William Alexander Brown. His second wife was a daughter of Tarleton and Lucy (Moorman) Brown, and granddaughter of Tarleton Brown Sr. and his wife Nancy. Frederick Rives Brown had issue by his marriage to Jane Prunty: 1. Eliza Jane, b. July 9, 1839, d. Jan. 9, 1851; 2. Nancy Washington, b. Mar. 29, 1844, d. May 16, 1S63; and 3. John R. John R. Brown m. Anne Eliza Vial, Oct. 26, 1882, and had issue; 1. John Andrew, whom. Pattie Smith, and had issue: Juhn Andrew Brown Jr~Corinne, Pattie and Moss; 2. Nannie Jane, whom. Dr. Charles P. Smith, and had issue: John and Charles P. Jr.; 3. Alice, whom. Edward Gaines; 4. Frederick R. whom. Etta Burge; 5. Willie; 6. Rosa, who d. in infancy; 7. May, who m. George M. Finley, and had issue: May, Ellen Catherine, Vir­ ginia; 8. Annie whom. Louis c. Claybrook; 9. Kate whom. c. E. 24

Van Pelt; 10. Lucy whom. s. Douglas English. The children of Frederick Rives Brown by his marriage to Elizabeth Cheadle Brown were: 4. John William, b. Oct. 19, 1853, d. Aprl 10, 1890; 5. Lucy Clark, b. May 6, 1855, m. Henry Clay Lester on Al.Jg. 10, 1871, d. Mar. 28, 1920; 6. Tarleton Frede­ rick, b. Sept. 16, 1861, d. in Martinsville, May 8, 1895. Tarleton Frederick Brown m. Ann Eliza Brown, (b. Feb. 8, 1862, d. Feb. 18, 1901), daughter uf John Spotswood Brown, and had issue: 1, Lizzie May, b, Jan, 15, 1884, d. Sept. 15, 1901; 2, Mattie T., b. Apr, 13, 1885, m, George M. Andes; 3. John Spots­ wood, b, June 14, 1886, d, Oct, 29, 1886; 4. Lucy Gaines, b. July 13, 1888·; m, Dr. M. E, Hundley; 5. Willie James, b. Sept. 5, 1889, d, Sept. 11, 1899; 6. Rives Spotswood, b. May 3, 1894, m, Cor­ nelia Gregory, May 20, 1916, and has one son, Rives Spotswood Jr. William Alexander, son of Jahn and Sally (Rives) Brown, m. 1st. Sarah Preston and, 2nd, Susan Lewis Finney, daughter of Amos and Betsy (Prunty) Wingfield Finney, granddaughter of Jesse and Nancy {Finney) Prunty, great ~anddaughter of Robert and Frances Prunty, and had issue: 1. Sallie E. Brown b, Jan, 13, 1862, d. May 11, 1862. 2, William Barnes Brown, b, Mar. 23, 1863, m. Loula Virginia Dudley, (b. Sept, 15, 1871, d, Apr, 18, 1907), daughter of Thomas and Lydia (Cundiff) Dudley, and had issue: Doris Dudley, who d, Jan, 1928. William Barnes Brown succeeded his father in the Virginia Legislature, and died Apr, 7, 1916, 3, Sallie E. Brown, b, Oct, 10, 1865, attended Gordons­ ville (Va,) Female Institute, m, Nov, 29, 1883, Gustave B, Dudley~ son of James Henry and Julia Ann Elizabeth Dudley. They lived at Union Hall until they removed to Martinsville, She died,on July 18, 1919, G. ~. Dudley died, on July 30, 1925, Their children were: Ruby Lewis, whom, J, E. Howard; Dr, w. Brown, whom. Marion Mccrary Moir, and has 2 daughters, Sarah Elizabeth and Frances Mccrary; Dr. Gustave B, Jr,, whom. Priscilla Flint Hum­ bert, and has 2 sons, Frank Humbert and Samuel Calvert; and Vir­ ginia Spotswood, whom. Samuel Stanhope Walker, and has 2 children, Ann Spotswood and Lee Dudley Walker. 4. Walter Spotswood Brown, b. June 18, 1868, attended Milligan College, owned Brown's Warehouse at Martinsville, m. Virginia Williams, a granddaughter of Senator R. E, Withers, and d, Nov. 10, 1907, 5. Lula Mary Brown, twin of Walter Spotswood, b. June 18, 1868, attended Gordonsville Female Institute, and Mary Bald- win College, m. George William Coan, son of John o. and Mary Jones Coan of Ridgeway, Secretary df Reynolds Tobacco Co., of Winston Salem, and had issue: George William Jr., and Mary Lewis, George William Coan Jr., m. Mary Wiggins and has 3 children: George William. 25 III, James, and Mary Spotswood, He has served as Mayor of Win­ ston-Salem, Mary Lewis Coan m. Kenneth F, Mountcastle, and has 2 sons, Kenneth Jr,,and George, 6, George F, Akers Brown, named for his father's friend, Col. George F. Akers of Ky-. was b. Jan. 3, 1872, attended Milli­ gan College, has been mayor of Martinsville since 1917, served on the tov.n council 23 years before becoming mayor, manufactured tobacco with his brother, Walters. Brown, and his brother-in- law, Gustave B. Dudley, and later conducted the mercantile busi­ ness of Brown and Company. G. F. A. Brown m. Minnie Mathews, and had issue: 1. Catherine Craighead, whom. John Randolph of New York and has a son, Akers Brown Randolph; 2. sue Lewis, whom. Wayles R. Harri­ son of Danville, and has 3 children, Carolyn Brown, Wayles R. Jr,, and Sue Lewis; 3. Mary Loula, whom. Charles w. Boothe Sr. and has a daughter Mary Brown; 4. Lucy Akers, whom. J. Douglas Bas­ sett Jr., of Bassett, and has 3 daughters, Minnie, Jane and Lucy; 5, Minnie, whom. Charles M. Hart Jr. Mary Brown, nickl'l.amed Polly, daughter of John and Sallie Rives Brown, m. Andrews. Brooks, Nancy W. Brown m. Armistead M. Gorman on Feb. 27, 1826, and has issue: Sarah E., and Mary Jane. Sally H. Brown m. Grenville P. Jefferson, Jan.· 6, 1840.

THE CAHILL FAMILY.

John Cahill, progenitor of the Franklin County family, came from Ireland. He was born about 1760, and married Diana Garner {born October 10, 1769) in 1789, and had issue: Nancy, Peregrine, Thomas, John, Susannah, Mary, Nathaniel, Diana, Maria, and Sallie. He died April 1, 1817, John Cahill Jr. was born February 15, 1797, married, and had issue: Thomas, Peregrine and Jack, Susannah Cahill was born June 21, 1799, married George K. Deshazo, in 1822, and died December 8, 1862. Mary Cahill was born November 9, 1804, married James Price, and had five children, including William of Roanoke and Thomas P. of Natural Bridge. Nancy Cahill married David Philpott. Nathanie~ Cahill was born in 1807, and died in 1826. Maria Cahill was born November 25, 1811, and married Co - lumbus King, December 13, 1829. She died June 28, 1833 and left 26

one son, John W. King. Peregrine Cahill, born September 19, 1792, married Ann Pyrtle and had issue: Mary, Sally, Lucinda, Diana, Maria, Thomas, Perry, John Carr, Jesse and Obediah. Thomas Cahill, born October 20, 1794, married Clemen­ tine_Turner, and had issue: Nancy, Eliza, Jane, Thomas, Marshall, John w., and Zachary Taylor. Of the children of Perry Cahill: Mary J., married Capt. Thomas G. King in 1830, and had issue: Susan Ann, John Lewis, Thomas Jesse, Mary Jane, Anna, George Perry, and Sally Lou. Sally dau. of Peregrine, married James Turner; Lucinda married Joseph Thomasson; Diana and Maria never married; Thomas married Margaret Thomasson. Zachary Taylor Cahill, who was born May 26, 1847, mar­ ried, first, Sallie Akers (no issue) and, second, Harriet Bous­ man, and had issue: Bessie w., John Taylor, Lorenza Dow~ William Price, and Gustavus B. John William Cahill, born about lb30, mar­ ried Betsy Ann Finney, and had issue: Victoria, who married John Burgess; Lenora; Thomas; Jennie, who married Jesse King; Alice, who married James Hodnett; and Zachariah, who married Florence Williams. Zachariah and Florence (Williams) Cahill had issue: (1) Annie, who married William Frazier, and had issue: Ray and Deane. (2) Maggie, who married Luther A. Wingfield, and had issue: Melton,- Rives, twins named Maidie and Marie and triplets named Ina, Iris and Ivy, (3) Esther, who married William P:l.nckey Wingfield had issue: Rudolph William, b. July 5, 1924; Lorena, b. Aug. 28, 1925, d. Nov. 8, 1931; Douglas b. Oct. 18, 1926, d. May 28, 1928; and Robert Earl, b. Dec. 5, 1928. (4) Claudia, who married Roy Whitehead, and had issue: Alice, Hazel and Morris. (5) Thomas, who married Ruby Jones, and had issue: Edith. 6~ Dillard. Harry. {i Jewel. Benjamin Marshall Cahill, son of Thomas Cahill Sr., was born about 1832, married Tamesia Young, and had issue: (1) B. M. Cahill Jr., married Kate Lewis, and moved to Winston, North Carolina. 27

(2) Loula Cahill, married Joe i. Trogdon of North Carolina. (3) Dora Cahill, married Hugh Binford of Madison, North Carolina • Lelia Cahill, married A. B. Poindexter. Tamesia Cahill, married Walter Dunn. Dr. James Cahill, married Marie Chappell. Dr. William Cahill, married Ann Richardson. Beatrice Cahill, married Jesse Richardson of leak­ !il sville, North Carolina. (9) Holt Cahill, married Lettie Carter of Stonesville, North Carolina • (10) Edgar Cahill, married Fannie Flynn of North Car­ olina. He served in the 10th Virginia Cavalry, C. S. A.

THE CALLAWAY FAMILY

Thomas, William, Joseph, Francis, John, Richard, James, and their two sisters were the children of Joseph Callaway of Carolina County, Va., and he, in turn.was the son and only child of Joseph Callaway Sr., also of Carolina Co. Thomas Callaway, b. Oct, 12, 1700 William Callaway. In 1754 was appointed first- County Lieutenant of Bedford County, Va., and was a justice of the first court of that county, serving until 1775. He was also a member of the House of Burgesses. He died in 1777 Joseph Callaway III, who died of fever early in life Francis Callaway, commissioned sheriff of Bedford Co, John Callaway, lived and died in Bedford Co, Richard Callaway, b. about 1717, killed by the Indians, March 8, 1 780 James Callaway d, intestate in Bedford, His children included: Flanders 1754-1828, married Jemima Boone James Jr,, 1756-1835 Micajah, 1758-1849 Chesley, 1759-1846, a pensioner of the Revolutionary War Edmund, 1764- 1818 Quoting an old family Bible, we also have the follow- ing dates: 1. Thomas Callaway b, ca. 1712 2. William II b. 1714 3, Joseph II b, 1716 4. Francis II b, 1718 5, John II b, 1720 6. Richard II b. 1722 7. James II b, 1724 28

8. Elizabeth Callaway b. 1726 9. Mary Ann " b • l 728

THE CARPER FAMILY

Nicholas Carper (d. 1813), of Botetourt County, Vir­ ginia, was born in Maryland, and was still living in that state in 1777. In 1778 or soon thereafter he removed with his wife Elizabeth and children to Fincastle. Their third child, Henry, was born in Maryland in 1775, and died in Franklin County, Virginia, June 27, 1853. He was sheriff of Franklin County in 1834-35. He married in Franklin County February 17, 1801, Nancy Greer, daughter of Moses Greer, who served as a captain in the American Revolution. Henry and Nancy (Greer) Carper had one son, and at least seven daughters: l. Elizabeth s. Carper, m. January 24, 1824, La'wson carter 2. Moses Greer Carper (1805-1858); clerk of county court, Franklin County, 1838-52; clerk of circuit and di~trict court, 1848-58; m.(l) November 27, 1834, Catherine Tate; a daughter of Caleb Tate, clerk of the Franklin County Court; (2) in Henry County, Jane Elizabeth Jones (born December 11, 1809, died April 13, 1901), daughter of Gabriel Remi Jones and Mary (Bryant) Jones. 3. Mary Carper, b. 1808; m. Chattin T. Pollard, son of Chat- .· tin and Nancy (Greer) Pollard. (Their daughter, Julia A., mar­ ried Wesley I. Thomason). 4. Louise carper, m. Peter Price. 5. Harriet K. Carper, m. September 23, 1833, Col. Lewis B. Taylor. 6. Julia Ann Carper, m. October·l9, 1838, George Persinger. 7. Evaline C. Carper, m. September 4, 1839, Dclvid Overfelt. 8. Alzira E. Carper m. November 25, 1847 (1857?). Jeremiah Griggs (September 25, 1800-May 6, 1871), son of Jeremiah Michael and =---_,,.,=(Minter) Griggs; was for many years clerk of Henry County court. · Jane Elizabeth Jones (Carper) was the daughter of Gab­ riel R~mi Jones and Mary Bryant Jones. Gabriel Remi Jones (born JUly 12, 1785, died July 21, 18531 was the son of Benjamin Jones {born April 25,.1752, in Culpeper co., died 1843, in Henry co.). Benjamin Jones wa·s the son of Joshua Jones, of Culpeper Co., who married Isabel Norman in 1751 {their children, in addition to Benjamin, were John, James and Thomas). Benjamin Jones married, September 7 1776. in Prince William Co., Elizabeth de Remi {Devereaux Jarrett performed the ceremony), and they settled on Jones' Creek in Henry Co.~ near Martinsville. Mary Bryant (Jones)(born October 10, 1784, died March, 1869) was the daughter of James Bryant Jr. (born Powhatan Co., January 1, 1758) and Jane Forsee (born Powhatan Co., August 29, 1740, died July, 1776). 29

Benjamin Jones, a physician, was active in politics, representing Henry Co. in the General Assembly, His wife, Eliz­ abeth, lived to b.e over one hundred. Issue of Moses Greer and Catherine (Tate) Carper: 1. Henry E. Carper, b. 1836; clerk of circuit and district court, Franklin County, 1858-62. . 2. Nicholas Charles Carper, b. 1838; clerk of circuit and district court, Franklin County, 1862-65. Relinquished clerkship to enter Confederate Army, in which he eventually became a captain. Issue of Moses Greer and Jane Elizabeth (Jones) carper: 1. Robert Beverley Carper, b. 1844; at the close of the Civil war he settled in the West. 2. James Jones Carper, (1846-February 24, 1900); clerk of county court, Franklin County, 1871-1900; clerk of circuit and district court, 1897-1900; m. in Botetourt County, Vir­ ginia, December 20, 1871, Mary Edmundson Wilson (b. 1848, d. June 3, 1909), daughter of Maj. John Thomas Wilson and Mary E. Wilson, of Salem, Virginia. Issue: (1) James Nicholas Carper, clerk of Franklin Co., until his death in 1902. 2~ Mary Jones Carper m. Charles B. Willis, of Roanoke. 3 Emma Carper m. Dr. George W. Hooke~ of Roanoke. {4 Norwood Greer Carper (1883-1937); president of the Johnston-Carper Furniture Company, Roanoke; m. Margaret Helms. (5) Thomas Wilson Carper b. Franklin Co. 1878. Clerk of court, Franklin co.; m. Elizabeth Taliaferro Greer, December 9# 1913. Issue: Edith Taliaferro Mary Wilson Emily 3. Moses Greer Carper, Jr., b, 1850; m. Mary Turnbull,

THE CLAIBORNE FAMILY

The descendants of Nathaniel Herbert Claiborne in Frank­ lin Co. are Mr. H. Dalton Dillard, Mrs. William Ruffin, Mrs. Al­ bert Crosby Jr., T. w. Carper, N. G. Carper, Mrs. George Hooker and Mrs. Charles B. Willis. Anne and Sarah Saunders, and the children of Robert Lovelace are great nieces and nephews. ,Nathaniel Charles Claiborne, son of Nathaniel Herbert Clairborne, was born at "Claybrook" on Blackwater. He repre­ sented Franklin County in the Virginia Legislature, and practic- 30 ed law in Rocky Mount before removing to St. Louis where he be­ came prominent in legal and civic circles. Thomas B. Claiborne, son of Nathaniel Herbert Clai­ borne, was born at "Claybrook" in Franklin County, and, though grotesquely caricatured by the Virginia press, was a .man of pleasing personality and sound judgment, He served for a time as Judge of the County Court of Franklin. James R. Claiborne, son of Nathaniel H. Claiborne, practiced law in Rocky Mount, and served in the Confederate Army. He removed to St, Louis and represented that city in the Missouri Senate, also serving as Judge of the city's Criminal Correction Court. Ferdinand Claiborne was a prominent tobacco manu­ facturer in Franklin County in 1844. His factory was located about one mile north of Rocky Mount. He was also engaged in the merchandise business in Rocky Mount at the same time. William Augusttne Bathurst Cole Claiborne married Sarah, daughter of Col. Lewis Turnbull of Franklin County, on Octber 22, 1828. It is said that Sarah Turnbull Claiborne's grandparents escaped from France during the Revolution in two large kettles slung across the back of a pack mule.

THE COOPER FAMILY

Among the earliest Coopers of record in Franklin County were three brothers, Charles, John and Thomas. Accord- ing to the old marriage bonds, Charles married Jane Richardson on March 7, 1786; John married Sarah Hall in 1793; Thomas mar­ ried Nancy Cornelius on August 25, 1797, They were sons of Thomas whose name appears in the first list of Tithables for Pittsylvania taken July 17, 1767, by Peter Copeland. This list was made the year Pittsylvania was formed from Halifax. This Cooper family was in Lunenburg County until 1752, when the for­ mation of Halifax from Lunenburg left the family in the new county, William Stirling Cooper, son of Charles and Jane (Richardson) Cooper, married, first, Susannah Andrews and had issue: four sons, William S. Jr., Gideon, Ge~rge and Herbert. William Stirling Cooper, married, second, Ellie Willis, on De­ cember 6, 1819, and had issue: James, Benjamin, Sallie, Raney, William, Louisa and Charity. Williams. Jr.,son of William Stirling and Susannah (Andrews) Cooper, married Nancy Martin on March 3, 1828. George Cooper, son of William Stirling and Susannah (Andrews) Cooper, married Mary ("Polly") Wingfield on September 23( 1824, and had issue: (1) William, (2) Emalin~, (3) Mary Ann, (4J Eliza, (5) Charles, (6) George, (7) Morgan, (8) Nannie. 31

I. William Cooper, son of George and Mary (Wing­ field) Cooper, married Julia Gatewood Williamson. He was killed in Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, and left no issue. His Widow married John O. Bernard, and had issue: (1) Sallie Elizabeth, (2) Fannie Sophia, (3) Mary Cassie, (4) Silas Wil­ liamson. II. Ernaline Cooper, daughter of George and Mary (Wingfield) Cooper, married William Pinckard, October 16, 1848, and had issue: (1) Walter Leakel (2) Charlotte Temple, (3) Emma Augusta, (4) Mary Ann, ("Mollie" J, (5) Lucinda Wise, (6) Nancy, (7) John William, (8) Charles W., (9) Eliza, and (10) Minnie. 1- Walter Leake Pinckard married Lucy Neff, and removed to Missouri. 2- Charlotte Temple Pinckard, unmarried. 3- Emma Augusta Pinckard married W. C. Stafford of Missouri, and had issue: Rudolph and William. Rudolph died young, Wil­ liam married Claudia Morris of Kansas City. 4- Mary Ann Pinckard Married Peter Stockton, and had issue: (1) Emma, (2) Gordon. They removed to Washington County. 5- Lucinda Wise Pinckard married William Otis ("Ote") Jam­ ison in 1883 and had issue: (l) William; (2) Walter, who mar­ ried Era Bondurant in 1925; (3) Mary; (4) Lucy, who married Eli­ jah Ramsey in 1920; and two who died in infancy. 6- Nancy Pinckard married, first, Charles F. Pinckard in 1880, and, second, Frank Pinkard in 1883. She had issue_ by her first husband, Lera Pinkard, and by her second husband Jesse, Clara and Homer. She and her third husband, Henry Hayner, lived in Missouri, 7- John William Pinckard married Nannie Taylor in 1890, and removed to Pulaski County. They had issue: (1) Leonard, (2) Claude, (3) Bertha, (4) Lizzie, (5) John Jr., (6) Lucy, (7) Nancy, (8) Chloe, (9) Sadie and (10) Nellie. 8- Charles w. Pinckard died unmarried in 1901. 9- Eliza Pinckard was married on October 4, 1891, to Geor~e T. Person, and had issue: (1) Billy, who died as an infant, (2) Louise, (3) Kathleen, (4) John, (5) Ernaline, (6) Minnie, (7) George, (8) Doris and (9) William. Louise Person married Dr. Walter H. Cobbs in 1920, and had issue: Walter H. Jr., Billy, Cabell, Carrington and John. They live in Rocky Mount. Kathleen Pearson married Leon Hetrick in 1920, and lives in Pittsburgh. John Pearson married Maude Bright, in 1923, and lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. Ernaline Person married, in 1930, Minor Skinnell. They live in Rocky Mount. Minnie Pearson married in 1925, Sam Emler, and had 32

issue: Louise, born 1927; and Doris, born 1931. George Pearson Jr., married Agnes Austin in 1928. They live in Pittsburgh. Doris and William, unmarried, live in Pittsburgh. 10- Minnie Pinckard married John Miller, in 1897, and re­ moved to Bristol, Tennessee. They had issue: (1) Pauline, born 1900; Pauline married R. J. Bailey, of Narrows, and has a son R. J. Jr. Herbert married Martha Vandevanter of Bristol, and has a son Jack, and a daughter, Elizabeth. III. Mary Ann Cooper married Greene Gravely, and had issue: (1) George c., (2) James M., (3) William E., (4) Mary, ("Mollie") L., (5) Lewis, and (6) Delia. George c. Gravely, son of Greene and Mary Ann (Cooper) Gravely, married, first Julia Hunt, and had issue: (1) William Shawver who lives in West Virginia; (2) Julia; (3) Elizabeth; and (4) J. s. Jr. George Gravely married, second, Paulina Oakes, and had issue: (5) Herman, who married Lenora Craig, and had issue: Herman, Bessie and Annie; (6) Bessie, who married Edward wood, and red issue: Elmer, Paul, and Helen; and (7) Annie, who married John Washburn and had issue: John, George, Paulina, Se­ ward, Peggy, and Carey. George Gravely married, third, Cordie Bernard. No issue. James M. Gravely, son of Greene and Mary Ann (Cooper) Gravely, married Pollie Belcher and had issue: Talmage, who died young, and Oscar. William E. Gravely, son of Greene and Mary Ann (Cooper) Gravely, married Mary Parker, and had issue: Gervals, Elizabeth, Paul and David. He died at his home in Brodhead, Kentucky, se­ veral years ago. Mary ("Mollie") L. Gravely, daughter of Greene and Mary Ann (Cooper) Gravely, married Beverly A. Davis, Lewis Gravely, son of Greene and Ma.:iey,hnn (Cooper) Gravely, married Algie Williams, and had issue: Burton, William, Lewis, John, Mildred, Garnet, Virginia and Pauline. Delia Gravely, daughter of Greene and Mary Ann(Cooper) Gravely, married George o. Young,.and had issue: George, Walter, William, Charles, Annie, and Bel2e. Walter Yourag married Vir­ ginia Wiltsie, and had issue: Wiltsie and w. L. Jr. Annie Young married Rev. Melville O. Williams. They are missionaries in China, and have a son and a daughter, Ann and Melville Jr. Belle Young rnarrie.d Dr. Summerdahl of Roanoke, and had issue: Freddie and Patricia Lee. IV, Eliza Cooper, daughter of George and Mary(Wingfield) 33 cooper, married Calvin Martin, and had issue: (1) Edward Eve­ rett, ~2) George Patrick, (3) John William, (4) Ella Reed, (5) Mary ('Mollie") Wingfield, (6) Ermna Carver, (7) Annie Cordelia, (8) Sallie c., (9) Matilda and (10) Clara. 1- Edward Everett Martin, married Lily Montrief and and issue: (1) Luther, (2) Clinton, (3) Mastin and (4) Everett Jr. Luther Martin married Mary Davis and had issue: Leslie, Evelyn, Davis and Patrick. Clinton Martin married Lily Turner, daughter of Larkin Turner, in 1908, and had issue: Ruby, Fran­ ces, Georgia, Ed, Bill, Douglas, Winnie, Mildred, Lillie, James, and Lois. Mastin Martin married Belva Gregory, and had issue: Lelia, Janie, Maggie, William, and Bernard. Everett Martin Jr., married Pearl Davis, and had issue: Davis, Sallie, Ramon, Pearl, Gertrude, and Sam. Everett: Sr., married, second, Ellen Doyle, and had issue: Reynolds, Lizzie, Mattie, Doris and John. 2- George Martin (IV) married NanniP. Montrief, and had issue: Patrick, Margaret, Edith, Calvin, Harold, Edna, and Rebecca. 3- John w. Martin married Lutie Montrief, and had issue: l. Buell, who married Bertha Walker, and had issue: Kathryn Walker; 2. William, who married Laura Eanes, and had issue: Kenneth, Deward, Verlie and William; 3. James; 4. Red­ mond; 5. John; 6. Blanche, who married Buford Gregory, in 1925, and had issue: Barbara, Bernice and John Stone; 7. Elizabeth, who married William Walker, in 1923, and had issoo: Hazel, Wil­ liam, John, Billy, Lutie and James; and 8. Olga. 4- Ella Reed Martin married, first, Perry Trent, and had issue: Thomas Trent, who married Gertrude Overholt and had issue: Thomas Watson and the Twins, Pamela and Meredith. Ella Reed Martin,second, William Jasper Wingfield. 5- Mary ("Mollie") Wingfield Martin married Burwell Washburn, and had issue: John, Eliza Martin (Martie), George, Joseph, Calvin, William and Mary. John Washburn married Annie Gravely, and had issue: John Jr., Patrick, Paulina, Seward, Peggy Anne and Carey. Martie Washburn married George Walker, and had issue: Olita, Joseph, Polly, Annie Laurie, George w., Davis B., Winifred, Marjorie, and Burton. George Washburn died overseas during the World War. Joseph Washburn married Gladys Cooper. William Washburn is unmarried. Calvin Washburn married Lucille Hundley, daughter of Robert Hundley, and had issue: Calvin Jr., Mary Washburn married Rev. Clifford Ramsey, and had issue: Leon Clifford. 6- Ermna Martin married Stephen Martin. 7- Annie Cordelia ("Delia") Martin, married Luther Martin. 8- Sallie C. Martin married Samuel L. Cook, and had 34

issue: William, John,Samuel, Benjamin, and Stephen. 9- Matildu Martin married William Martin, and had issue: 1. Oliver, 2. Patrick, 3. Kathleen, 4. Rob Roy, and 5. Eliza. Oliver Martin married Gladys Woody. 10- Clara Martin died young. v. George W, Cooper, son of George and Mary (Wingfield) Cooper, married Susan Sophia Williamson, and had issue: 1, Law­ son Williamson, 2. George William, 3, Mary Cornelia, 4. Sue Eliz­ abeth, 5. Nannie Lewis, and 6. Julia Gatewood, Lawson Williamson Cooper married Bertha Anderson of Buckingham county, in 1908, and had issue: 1, Leone Anderson, 2. Lawson Jr,, 3. Helen, 4. Preston Stockton, 5. George Edward, 6. William, 7. James W., and 8. Carey Stegar. George William Cooper died March 29, 1903. Mary Cornelia Cooper unmarried, taught in Franklin schools for many years. Sue Elizabeth Cooper died, unmarried, October 17, 1933, Nannie Lewis Cooper was married in 1930 to D.W. Ramsey of Sydnorsville, No issue. Julia Gatewood Cooper married Crispin c. Stone on De­ cember 24, 1921, and had issue: Mary Elizabeth, born October 27, 1922; James c., born May 14, 1924; and Nancy Page, born Sep­ tember 1, 1925, VI. Charles Cooper, son of Geqrge and Mary (Wingfield) Cooper, married Paulina Orvis, and had issue: 1. Calvin, and 2. Hattie. They lived in Fowler, Missouri, VII. Morgan W. Cooper, son of George and Mary (Wingfield} Cooper, married Haseltine Parker, daughter of Bluford and Mary (Williams) Parker, and had issue: 1. George Bluford, 2, Mary w., 3. Lou Emma, 4. Elizabeth, 5. Annie, 6, William, and 7, Charles, 8. Thomas. George Bluford Cooper (October 21, 1869-June 10, 1919) married Cassandra Bernard, daughter of John o. Bernard, on No­ ~ember 26, 1895, and had issue: (1) Landon J., born October 9, 1896, died in 1908; (2) Gladys, born February 28, 1899, married Joseph B, Washburn on May 15, 1920, and had issue: Gordon Blu­ ford, Edith Bernard, Joseph Bryan, Miriam and Janis; (3) Russell, born March 20, 1901, died April 26, 1918; (4) Bernard W., born October 7, 1903, married Elia Bowles, September 4, 1926, and had issue: a son named Russell Wayne, born November 18, 1933; (5) Kin­ sey, born November 4, 1905, lives, unmarried, with his widowed mother at Boone Mill: (6) Mildred Frances, born September 24, 1908, married Paul Naff on July 26, 1930, and had issue: George Bluford, born March 3, 1932, and Mary Sue, born February 9, 1933: (7) Mary Cassie, born February 5, 1914, married Elmer Saul on October 15, 1932, and had issue: Arthur Landon, born September 35

19, 1933. Mary W. Cooper, married in 1890 to J. p. Walker, and issue: (1) Felix, who married Ethel Dudley, and had issue: Stuart and Dickey; (2) Rudolph, who married Thelma Mays, and had 1ssue: Ramon; {3) Bertha, who married Buell Martin, and had a daushter named Kathryn Walker; and (4) Haseltine, unmar­ ried.

Lou Emma Cooper died Young. Elizabeth Cooper married Robert Hundley, on March 8, 1905, and had issue: (1) Hampton, who died young; (2) Robert L. Jr.; (3) Hunbert; (4) Lucille, who married Calvin Washburn; (5) Dorothy, who married Joel Smith; and (6) Elizabeth, unmar­ ried. Annie J. Cooper married Walter Haynes on December 19, 1909, and had issue: (1) Irvin, who married Louise Cooper, and has a san Irvin; (2) Glynwood; (3) Melvin, who married Janie Adkins, and had a son named Hulet; (4) Bluford; (5) Haseltine, who married Gordon Byrd; and (6) Evelyn. William Cooper married Pearl Hundley, and had issue: (1) Christine, who married George Craig in 1932, and has one child; . ( 2) Andrew, who married Vera Perdue in 1930; (3} George, (4) Othello, (5) Elizabeth. Charles Cooper married Odessa Fralin, daughter of George Fralin, and had issue: (1) Louise, who married Irvin Haynes, and has one son, Irvin Jr.; (2) Ra¥ffiond, who married Bessie Cot­ ton; (3) Thelma, unmarried; and (4J Thomas who died young. VIII. Nannie Cooper, daughter of George and Mary (Wingfield) Cooper, married, in 1865 Christopher ("Kit") Law, and had issue: (1) Pemberton (2) Gustavus Milton, (3) Henry Sheffield, (4) George Cooper, (5) Wingfield, (6) Annie, (7) Loula, (8) Olivia, (9) Allie, (10) Lelia, (11) Virgie, and (12) Betty. Pemberton Law (VIII) died young. Gustavus Milton Law married Annie Cooper, and had issue: (l) Robert, (2) Gustavus, Jr., who teaches in the Snow Creek Hi~h School; (3) James, and (4) Nannie, who married Otho F. Hes­ ter, Henry Sheffield Law (VIII) married Daisy Hutchinson, and had is sue: (1) William (2) Louise. (3) Royal, (4) Kathe­ rine, (5) Lucy, and (6) William. Louise married a Mr. Reid. ,George Cooper Law (VIII) married Willie May Campbell, daughter of William Campbell, and had issue: (1) Wingfield, (2) Cooper Price, (3) Newton, (4) Stella, (5) Virginia, (6) Page, 36

(7) Willie, and (8) Carlton. Wingfield Law died in youth. Annie Law married Clarence Cooper and died without issue. Loula La~ married Daniel Law and had issue: (1) Cuyler; (2) Christine, who married Dr. Nye, and removed to South America where she died young; (3) Ruth, who married a Mr. Mackay; (4) Lucy; and (5) John. The Daniel Law family re­ moved to Ohio in 1930. Olivia Law married Henry Hutchinson, and removed to West Virginia. They had a son Dr. William Hutchinson, who prac­ tices m~dicine in West Virginia. Allie Law married, first, Michael ("Mike") Zeigler, and had issue: (1) Benjamin, (2) Cameron, and (3) Lelia. She married, second, s. A. Gravely, and had a son, s. A. Gravely, Jr. Carne»on Zeigler married Everett Blackwell, and had issue, Marguerite and Betty. Lelia Zeigler married a Mr. Riggs, and had two sons. s. A. Gravely Jr., died young, Lelia _Law died young. Virgie Law married Archibald Adams, and had issue: . (1) Ruby, {2) Mildred, (3) Reva, and three sons who died in child­ hood. Ruby Adama married William Shearer, and had issue, Wil­ liam Jr., and John. Mildred Adams married Herbert Husk of Blue­ field, west Virginia. Reva Adams married Hoge Strother of Roa­ noke. IX. Herbert Cooper, brother of the George Cooper who mar­ ried Mary ("Polly") Wingfield, married Sallie King, and had issue: (1) Stirling, (2) William Herbert, (3) George King, (4) Virginia, (5) Martha, (6J Ann Eliza, anti (7) Julia. Stirling Cooper (IX) married Ann Williamson, and re­ moved to Missouri. William Herbert cooper (IX) married a Miss King, and had issue: (1) Benjamin Herbert, (2) George., (3) Jack, (4) Mary L,, (5) Julia F., and (6) Sallie. Benjamin Herbert Cooper married, first, a Miss Shelton, and had issue: (1) Nannie Ruth, (2) Katherine King, and (3) Benjamin Herbert Jr. He married, second, Lillian George, and had issue: a son, (4) George Philip. George M. Cooper married a Miss Williams, and had issue: (1) Clarence, (2) Frank, (3) Jack, (4) Sam, (5) Ruth, (6) Sallie, (7) Julia, (8) Mary, and (9) Margaret. Julia married George Mit­ chell. Geor~e King Cooper, (IX) married Nannie Bernard, and had issue: (1) William, (2) Jesse, (3) Richard, (4) Sallie, 37

(5) Mollie, (6) Elizabeth, (7) Julia, and (8) Minnie. Sallie Cooper married John King, Mollie Cooper married a Mr. Matthews. Elizabeth Cooper married John Bousman. Julia Cooper married Bond Eames, a_nd had onechild, Mary Eames. Minnie cooper died young. Virginia Cooper, (IX) daughter of Herbert, married Edwin Tench, and had issue: (1) Isham, (2) Sallie, (3) Annie, and (4) Lucy. Isham Tench married Sallie Campbell. Sallie Tench married Bond Eames, and had no issue. Annie Tench l!Brried Tho­ mas Dudley, and had issue: (1) Todd, (2) William, (3) Graydon, (4) Essie, and (5) Lillian. Lucy Tench, unmarried. Martha Cooper, daughter of Herbert, (IX) married a Mr. Eanes, and removed to Texas. Ann Eliza Cooper, daughter of Herbert, (IX) married John King. Julia Cooper, daughter of Herbert, (IX) married Isaiah White, and had issue: (1) George, who married Roselle Cooper; and (2) Pattie, who married Edward Hill, and rad issue: Sallie, Robert and Isaiah. William Stirling Cooper, son of Charles and Jane (Rich­ ardson) Cooper, married, second, Lucy Ellie Willis, and had issue: (1) James~ (2) Benjamin, (3) William, (4) Louisa, (5) Sallie Raney, (6; Charity. Dr. James Cooper married a Miss Frantz. Benjamin Coo­ per married Betty Parker, and rad issue: (1) William, (2) Ben­ jami~, (3) Stirling, (4) Abell, and (5) James. Sallie Raney Cooper, daughter of Stirling and Ellie (Willis) Cooper (IX)( married Richard Williamson, and had i'ssue: (1) Richard, (2; Su­ san, and (3) Nannie. Richard Williamson died young, Susan Wtl­ liamson married Thomas o. Bernard, and had a son named William. Nannie Williamson married Benjamin Wade,. and had issue: (1) Ethel, (2) John, and {3) Elizabeth, Ethel died in childhood. Elizabeth married a Dr. Hall. Gideon Cooper, was married to America Law on April 5, 1824, and had issue: (1) Greene; (2) Tazewell; (3) Sparrell; (4) Giles; and (5) Harriet B., who married Pinckney Greene Win~­ field on September 6, 1850; (6) Letitia Anne; (7) Vir~inia; (SJ Ponetta{ (9) "Van" Cooper, who married Lucy ("Stumpy") Parker, and (10; Jeanette. Of Daniel Cooper little could be secured for this vo­ lume. 'Augustua Cooper, brother of Daniel, married, and had issue: (1) Robert, (2) Thomas, (3) Johnson, and (4) Betty. 38

Robert married Nannie Pinckard, and had issue: (1) Clarence, {2) Thomas, (3) Samuel, (4) Harry, (5) Annie, (6) Min­ nie, (7) Pearl, (8) Nannie Helen, (9) Bessie, and (10) Irene. Clarence married, first, Annie Law; second Lera Wood. He had issue by his second marriage; Thomas and Minnie. Thomas removed to Montana, and had issue: Vesta Coo- per. Samuel had two children. Harry died in early manhood. Annie married Gustavus Law, and had issue: Robert, Gustavus, James, Nannie. Minnie married James Webb, and had issue: Frank, Ray­ mond, John, Jim Alex, Minnie Pinkard, and Mary Jane. Pearl married Mason Bailey, and had issue: Frances and .Kathleen. Nannie Helm married James Kabler, and had issue: (1) Helen Virginia, and (2) James Junior. Bessie married Grayson Bailey, and had issue: Gray­ son Bailey Jr·. Irene married Guy Bralley, and had issue: Frances Irene. Thomas Cooper s~n of Augustus and brother of Robert, married Maggie Hutchinson, and had issue: (1) Thomas Jr., and (2) Addie Price, who married a Mr. Gordon. Johnson Cooper, son of Augustus Cooper and brother of Robert and Thomas, died unmarried. Betty Cooper, daughter of Augustus Cooper and sister of Johnson, married J. R. Gregory, and had issue: (1) Robert, (2) Walter, (3) Johnson, (4) Thomas Taylor, (5) Willie James, (6) Essie, (7) Lizzie, (8) Edith, and (9) Leware. Robert Gregory died young. Walter Gregory married Effie•,.Hodges, and had issue: Helen Frost. Johnson Gregory had one son. Thomas Taylor Gregory married Mary Taylor, and had a daughter. 39

Willie James Gregory married John Lavinder, and had issue: Lucille and Paul. Essie Gregory married Lewis Hunt. Lizzie Gregory died young. Edith Gregory married Walter Reynolds. Leware Gregory married John Greer, and had issue: James Edwin Greer. Creed Cooper, married Nannie Hod~es, and had issue: (1 ) Beulah, (2) Ida, (3) William,Brown, (4) Virgie, (5) Lizzie, ( 6) Nannie, (7) Myrtle, and (8) Alvie. ~eulah Cooper married J.B. Law. Ida Cooper also married a Mr. Law. Virgie Cooper married a Mr, Parcell, and had a son named Denver. Lizzie Cooper married Benjamin Muse, Nannie Cooper married Cleveland Slaten, Myrtle Cooper married a Mr. Ferguson. Alvie Cooper married Ira Culler. Of Mordecai Cooper, the author has heard much, but has little authentic information to offer. It is said that one of his sons, Taylor, married Betty Miles,

THE CRAGHEAD FAMILY

John Craghead was born in 1804-5 in Franklin County, where he spent his entire life. He married Sarah (Sally) Powell. He died in 1859, His widow lived to be 102 years old, They had children as follows: Thomas Lodowick, John, Robert, Charles, Townley, Alexander, Virginia, Catherine, and Lily. Virginia married Mr. ______Mattocks; Emily married John Morgan; Catherine married Dr. Spencer James, and had issue: Dr. John James, of Pittsylvania. Thomas Lodowick, born in 1819, married Lucinda Baker, granddaughter of Henry Koger and Mary King, Their children were: Sal).ie, Angeline, Pocahontas, and Loula. He lived on Staunton river in Franklin County. He had a large farm and many slaves, He was a great hunter, and enjoyed the game which was so 40

plentiful in his day. He joined the Confederate Army, and was taken prisoner to Point Lookout, where he died in 1864. His daughter, Sallie, married John H. Mathews, in 1867. Loula mar­ ried Sam Hill, and had issue: Sam, Robert, William, Lucy, Lou­ la, Thomas, Lodowick, Catherine, and OVerton. Pocahontas Craghead married John Coleman, and had issue: James, Alf, Harrison, Loula, and Ethel. Ruth Angeline was married in 1870 to Morgan A. Cole­ man of Henry County, and had issue: George, Robert, Thomas c., Bruce, Sallie, Ida and Alice. George married, and had issue: Burwell, Clyde, Ruby, and Alvis. He died young. Thomas c., married Azzie Davis in 1912. Sallie married Joseph Bassett of Charlotte, North Caro­ line; Ida married T. C. Mathews, of Martinsville; Bruce married Essie Hodnett, of Reidsville, North Carolina; J'lbrton married Lottie Hundley, of Pittsylvania; and Alice married G. c. Pratt, of Martinsville. Mrs. Walter Craghead of Jetmore, Kansas, in her re~ search work in Missouri, says that John, born in 1805 had a bro­ ther Charles, b. July 13, 1810, in Virginia who died Jan. 7, 1886 in Missouri, and he married Elvira Ann Saunders, in Vir­ ginia, and had issue: William, who remained in Bedford County; John; Sallie, who married a Mr. Holland; Fannie, who married Thomas H. Halley, and died in Virginia; Cornelia Anne, who mar­ ried a Mr. Gooldy; and Charles P. Jr., who married a Miss Hat­ cher. Also John and Charles Sr., had a sister Nancy, who mar­ ried her "double cousin", William Craghead, May 13, 1822, Frank­ lin County, and went to Missouri to live. In "Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia the following marriages are listed: Craghead, John&:Elizabeth Hale, April 3.z. 1789 Craghead, John & Jane Martin, Jan. 1, lb42 Craghead, John & Julia Smith, dau. William, Dec. 18, 1830 Craghead, John B. & Sally Hale, dau. James T., Oct. 28, 1823 Craghead, Robert & Nancy Powell, Nov. 18.z. 1892 Craghead, Timothy & Mary Agee, Dec. 6, lb02 Craghead (Craighead), Townsend & Sarah Bernard, dau. Peter, Jan. 14, 1824 Craghead, William & Susannah Maxey, March 4, 1828 Craghead, William & Nancy Craghead, dau. John, May 13, 1822 Craghead, William & Jean Dunn, dau. Thomas, Jan. 13, 1800 41

THE DAVIS FAMILY

The will of Edward Davis, wife Mary Davis, probated in Charles County, Maryland, July 21, 1736, gives the child­ ren as follows: Richard, Edward, David, Henry, John, Peter, Ann, Elizabeth, Susannah, Mary Garden, William, James, Edward, the· younger, Thomas, and Luke. The will of the third son, David Davis, was probated May 23, 1770, in Charles County, Maryland,. This will shows that David Davis• wife was Ann Davis, and their children were Joseph Waters, David, Charles, Elizabeth, Ann Barker and Susan. The history and genelogy of the descendants of Charles Davis, third son of David and Ann Davis, will be followed in this section. The following record was received from the orig­ inal Charles County, Maryland records, in Trinity Parish: "Charles Davis was the father of Peter, Benjamin, Thomas, Eleanor and Ann Davis. Their mother, second wife of Charles Davis, was Ann Dent. "Charles Davis's first wife was Sarah Moreland, mar­ ried May 11, 1762. Moses Davis, son of Charles Davis and Sarah Moreland, was born April 29, 1763. Sarah Davis was born Sep­ tember 26, 1764. Issac Davis was bo~n April 9, 1766. Lydia Davis was b9rn March 14, 1768. Joshua Davis was born April 28, 1770. "Eleanor Davis, daughter of Charles Davis and Ann Dent, was born April 7, 1777. Benjamin Davis was born September 9, 1778. Thomas Blackburn Davis was born August 23, 1782. "I hereby certify that the above is a true copy from the registry of Trinity Parish, Charles County, Maryland, given under my hand this 20th day of August, 1787." 11 Teste: James Waters, Registrar." "I certify also that I have agreeable a letter placed the age of Peter Davis, (son of Charles Davis and Ann Dent, his wife) on the above register born August 13, 1786. "Teste: James Waters, Registrar." Ann Dent, wife of Charles Davis was one of nine child­ ren of Hatch Dent and his wife Ann Dent of Charles County, Mary­ land. That Charles Davis, with his wife and children, went in­ to Henry County, Virginia, is shown by a will which was probated July 27, 1807. 'That Charles Davis served as a private in the Revolu­ tionary war is shown by the records of the Adjutant General's office of the U. s. War Department. His pension commenced Sep- 42

tember 4, 1789, under the act of June 7, 1785 of the Virginia agency pension. This record shows that Charles Davis' appli­ cation was destroyed in 1814, and gives the date of.his death as February 1, 1807. The incomplete history of Peter, Benjamin, and Thomas Davis, three sons of Charles Davis and Ann Dent Davis, will be given here. Benjamin, son of Charles Davis and Ann Dent Davis, married Nancy Hurd, daughter of William Hurd. Their ten child­ ren were: William Davis, married Lucy Craig Mary Davis, married Woodson Ramsay Betsey Anne Davis, married Tansy Ramsay Winnie Davis, married Thomas Ramsay Peggy Davis, married a Minteer Jane Davis, married John Nunn Charles Davis, died at the age of 21 years Nancy Blackburn Davis, died at the age of 16 years Benjamin Davis, married Eleanor Hicks and moved to Georgia Jesse Hurd Davis, married Susan A. Koger Jane Davis Nunn and John Nunn are the parents of Wil­ liam Riley Nunn, who married Mrs. J.M. Davis, widow of J, M. Davis, in 1921. The children of William Riley Nunn by his for­ mer wife are: George Dann Nunn, married Hattie Ramsay--12 children Ruth Nunn, married Ernest Hurd--2 children Susie Nunn, married Tom Turner--5 children The children of Jesse Hurd Davis and Susan A. Koger are: John Benjamin Davis, married Betty Stovall Gillie Coleman Davis, married Haley w. Rams~y Pinckney G. Davis, married Lucy A. Jones Rufus F. Davis, unmarried E. J. Davis, married (1) Sally Davis, and (2) Minnie H. Davis Lloyd T. Davis, married Emma Jame~son D. W. Davis, married Mary Shumate. They live in Hen­ ry County, Va.--3 children. Lulu E. Davis, married N. s. Goode Peter Davis, son of Charles Davis and Ann Dent Davis, married May Hurd, daughter of William Hurd. She lived to a ripe old age, and was affectionatley called "Old Aunt Polly Davis". Their children were: 43

Jonathan Davis, married (1) Turner, (2) Turner, and (3) Smith Laban J. Davis, married Letisha Pettigo Thomas B. Davis, married Martha Coleman Peter Perkins Davis, married (1) Emily Wade, and (2) Mary F. Holland William H. Davis, married Betsey A. Nanier Benjamin Dent Davis, married ---:::-~-,--Draper Jane Hickey Davis, married Jesse Lavinder Margaret C. Davis, married Jos. Jones David Davis, married (1) Nancy G. McGhee, and (2) White The children of Peter Perkins Davis and Emily Wade Davis are: John P. Davis, married Mary Jane Mitchell, daughter of John Mitchell and Elizabeth Napier Mitchell. Their children are: Emily W. Davis, married E. L. Kelly J. Mitchell Davis, unmarried Mary Elizabeth Davis, unmarried Sarah Jane Davis, married Jos. W. Kelly--issue Mary Davis & Emily Ball Davis Charles Peter Davis, married Kate Decottes--issue Chas. Peter Davis Anne Ursu.la Davis, unmarried Robert Davis, unmarried, died March 13, 1918. The children of Peter Davis and Mary Holland Davis are: P. E. Davis, married Lillian Trent Sallie E. Davis, married E. J. Davis T. H. Davis, married Lillian HUrd c. W. Davis, married (1) Ida Townes, and (2) Virginia Grantham Fletcher Davis, unmarried Frank Payne Davis, married Ellie Walker--issue Frank, Pond, and Sarah Harry Holland Davis, married Lena Seward--issue Le­ wellyn and Everette H. Davis Maud Wall Davis, married Sidney P. Childers--issue Mary Anne, Sydney P. and Vincent Jesse Guy Davis, married Audrey Dickerson John Peter Davis, sheriff of Henry CountyA died, while serving his third on February 17, 189~, aged 45. ,John Mitchell Davis, son of John Davis, succeeded his father at the age of 24. D.S. Davis, son of Benjamin S. Davis and Anne Hunter Davis, has been elected to the Office of' Treasurer of Henry Co. for seven successive terms. James P. Davis, son of Benjamin s. Davis and Anne Hun­ ter Davis, moved to Kokomo, Indiana. He has represented his county in the Legislature and Senate. He was the nominee of his party for Congress in 1928. E. L. Davis, son of Laban J. Davis and Letitia Pett­ igo Davis, lives in Martinsville Everette J. Davis, son of Jesse H. Davis and Susan Koger Davis, also lives in Martinsville, and is engaged in the tobacco business. Beverly A. Davis, son of David H. and Nancy G. Davis, lives in Rocky Mount. David H. Davis served as a Confederate soldier. He died in 1907, at the age of 76. Beverly A. Davis' first wife was Nettie Barrow, daughter of Benjamin Barrow. The one child of this marriage is Mrs. W. s. Morris. At his second marriage, Mr. Davis wedded the daughter of Mr. G.D. Gravely. Four children have been born to their marriage: Mamie, the daugh­ ter, is the wife of Owen Reynolds of Craig County. The sons David H., Beverly A. Jr., and Russell are all associated with their father in the law profession. Thomas Blackburn Davis, son of Charles Davis, married Louvica .King, daughter of Stephen King in 1805-issue as follows: Julia, Louania, Betsey, Mary, Lucinda, Sampson J., and Louis. Julia Davis, married Charles Smith--eight children. Louania Davis, married David Mavity, and moved to In­ diana. They had a large family, and Dr. Mavity of Fowler, In­ diana, is the son of this union. Betsey Davis married George Goode--issue: Julia B. Goode and Lizzie Goode. Julia married Jonas Goode. She has a large family. Lizzie Goode married James Stone. She, too, has a large family. Mary Davis, married Jonathan Davis of Henry co. Their one daughter, Louvica Davis, married William Hurd. She died in 1887. Lucinda Davis, married Jos. Doss. Their daughter, Julia A. Doss, lived in Franklin. Louis Davis, died when young. Sampson J. Davis, born in Franklin County, November 28, 1812, married Basheba Turner,and died March 9, 1880. His wife was born October 18, 1810, and died September 21, 1885. Their children are: Adeline Mildred Davis, born September 3, 1837, was married on November 4, 1869, to Samuels. Good, and moved, first, 45 to west Virginia and later, to Lexington, Nebraska. There were seven children (1) Sam Good, married in California; (2) Nannie Good, married William Mccarter, and now lives in California-­ issue: Nora Mccarter, married in California, and has two child­ ren; (3) James Good, married in California, and has one son and one daughter; (4) Lulu Good, married William Decker, and now lives in Berkley California, She has one son, Harold; (5) Lon Good, married Ennna Decker, Lexington, Nebraska. They have four children: (6) William Good, married Phoenie Anthony, in Lexing­ ton, Nebraska. They have four sons; and (7) Elbert Good, mar­ ried in California, and has a family. Samuels. Good died June 19, 1893, Adeline Good died at Lexington, Nebraska, April 9, 1915. Louvica Anne Davis was born September 3, 1839, She married Thomas H. Nunn on November 3, 1870, Two children were born: Ruth Ellen and John Sampson. Louvica Davis Nunn died March 7, 1913. T. H. Nunn died July, 1920. Elizabeth Sarah Davis was born July 2, 1841. She mar­ ried James A. Pyrthle, March 13, 1861. They had eight children, In 1868, they moved to West Virginia; in 1875, they moved to Flum Creek, now Lexington, Nebraska. Solomon King Davis was born January 11, 1843, He vol­ unteered in the services of the Confederacy. He became orderly Sergeant, and was accidently killed in May 1864, Lucinda Loutisha Davis was born August 25, 1844, She never married. Died May 2, 1904. Julia J. Davis was born March 8, 1846. Died in child- hood. George T. Davis was born October 25, 1847, and died in childhood, Benjamin Franklin Davis was born June 1, 1849. He was married October 15, 1875, to Syrilda May of West Virginia. Five children were born. Nora Montery Davis married Dr. Leonard Harter--issue: Helen, Doris.and Stuart. Edgar Davis married Sevilla Passmore --issue: three sons and one daughter. Edgar F. Davis died at Long Beach, California, February 15, 1929. Willie Davis died August 10, 1897. Dr. Everett Davis married in Los Angeles, California. The Benjamin Franklin Davis family lived at Lexing­ ton, Nebraska, for twenty-five years, then removed to Long Beach, California, Syrilda Davis, wife 6f Benjamin Franklin Davis, died May, 1906, in Long Beach, California. Benjamin Franklin 46

Davia married again in California, James Marshall Davis was born December 1, 1851, He was married, January 20, 1878, to Letha Matilda Nunn, On Novem­ ber 7, 1879, a daughter was born, Bettie Davis; she died January 6, 1691. James Marshall Davis died December 18, 1917. Letha Matilda Nunn Davis married William R. Nunn March 19, 1920. Ruth Matilda Davis, was born June 4, 1856. She was married, December 7, 1879, to George W. Goode. George W. Goode died in May, 1882. Two daughters were born: Julia and Georgia, Georgia Goode married George Hilton. She died in 1904, Julia. Goode married William M, Alexander, and now lives in Fieldale, Virginia. She has six children: Dorothy Matilda, Mary Ruth, Albert Richard, Martha Lyle and Louise, Callie Ruth Hilton, daughter of Georgia Hilton, married Walter Adam. Mary Ruth Alexander married Dewey Cecil Gordon, August 4, 1923, Dorothy Matilda Alexander married John A. Bryant, November 15, 1919--iasue: Dorothy Marie Bryant, Jacqueline Dale Bryant, and Doris Ruth Bryant,

THE DILLARD FAMILY The Franklin County Dillards trace their lineage to 1660, when George Dillard, 26, from Wiltshire, England, appears in the militia enrollment at Jamestown. James Stephen Dillard, son of George, was born in Eng­ land in 1658, married a Miss Govans or a Miss Page (record not clear), and settled in James City County, James Dillard, son of James Stephen, was born in 1698, and married Lucy Wise in 1724. Issue: Thomas, Nicholas, James, Stephen, John, William Terry, Mary and Sally. James Dillard, Jr, born in 1727,, settled in Amherst County where he and his wife lived, died and were buried, or the children of James Dillard Jr. (1727-1794), a son Capt. John Dillard, came to the Franklin area during the Rev­ olutionary period, and bought land on Horsepasture Creek, now in Henry County, He was born in 1751, married Sarah, daughter of George Stovall of Pittsylvania, and rad issue: Janes, George, Ruth, Pattie, Jane, Athey, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Peter Hairston, and John (known as General John). Robert Hairston, son of Peter Hairston, a Scotsman of Albemarle County, lived near Capt. John Dillard, and married Ruth Stovall, sister of John Dillard 1 s wife, Captain Dillard gave his brother-in law's family name, and in this way that the name Hair­ ston first came into the Dillard family, James Dillard, eldest son of Captain John, was born in 1779, married Lucy Moorman in 1809, and died in 1859. He was the father of John Henry Dillard, a judge of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, who was born in 1819, and married Ann Isa­ belle, daughter of Gen. Joseph Martin. General Martin was the founder of Martinsville. George Dillard, son of Captain John, married Elizabeth, daughter of William Hill, and settled in Missouri where he has numerous descendants. Ruth Dillard, eldest daughter of Captain John, married John Spencer, son of Moses Spencer, who was a soldier in the Rev­ olution. · John Dillard was born in 1783, and married Matilda Hughes, daughter of.Col. Archelaeus Huges and Mary (Dalton) Dil­ lard. Issue: Peter Francisco, John Lee, James Madison, and George Penn. Of the children of John Dillard: Dr. Peter Fran­ cisco Dillard married Elizabeth Hairston. Issue: Dr. Peter Fran­ cisco Jr., who became a physician, and settled in Mississippi soon after the Civil War; John Jr., who moved to West Virginia; Lula, who died unmarried. Dr. Peter Francisco, Sr., died early in life, and his widow married John Reamey and had other children. John Lee, second son of General John, married Isabella Jones, and died without issue. He was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Confede­ rate Army. James Madison, third son of General John, died un­ married. Dr. George Penn Dillard, son of General John Dillard, married Miranda Brooks, and had issue: George; Matilda; Miranda; Wilthem; Sarah, who married Nicholas Hairston; Matilda, who mar­ ried Shelton Penn; Mary; Jenny, who married William Watkins; and Ann, who married Dr. Richard Watkins. Peter Hairston Dillard married Elizabeth, daughter of Maj. John Redd. She was born in 1792, and died in 1837. Her hus­ band died 30 years later. Issue: John Redd, Overton Redd, Mar­ tha Ann, Sarah, Mary, Lucy, and George Penn. Overton Redd Dillard married Sallie Martin; Martha Ann married Col. Hughes Dillard; Sarah married William P. Watt; Mary married Harrison Spencer; Lucy married Lewis Williamson of Char­ lotte, North Carolina; and George Penn married Nancy Penn. Pattie Dillard married Capt. Peter Shelton, a soldier in the War of 1812. Jane Athey Dillard married a man named Mays. Elizabeth Dillard married, first, Peter Hairston and, second" Capt. John Dillard. Mary Ann Dillard died unmarried. Archelaeus Hughes Dillard settled in the Western part of Pittsylvania which 1·a ter became Pa trick County. He married Mary, a daughter of Sam~l Dalton of Patrick County, and had issue: 48

Leander; Archelaeus; William; Jane; John; Samuel; Reuben; Nancy; Madison Redd; Matilda, who married General John Dillard; and Sal lie who, married Col. Joseph Martin. Joseph Martin had been a "long hunter", and had 11ved in Albemarle County. About 1770 he bought land in Pittsylvania County on Leatherwood Creek on which he made his home. He was active in Indian affairs along the frontier, and acted as Indian Agent for Virginia for several years. He married first, Sarah Lucas, and, second, Susannah Graves, and had issue: Susannah, William, Elizabeth, Brice, Jo­ seph, Jesse, Thomas, Lewis, and Alexander. He served in the Vir­ ginia Legislature for several years. Archelaeus Hughes Dillard was born in 1817, and became active in political life. He was defeated by Jubal A. Early in a contest for a seat in the Virginia Convention of 1861. He was a member of the Virginia Legislature in 1855-56, and a President­ ial Elector in 1854. He died in 1901. Archelaeus Hughes Dillard married his cousin Martha Ann Dillard in 1840, and had issue: (1) Elizabeth Redd, who married Daniel Arrington of Franklin County. (2) Matilda Hughes, who married Capt. William Chamber­ lain of Norfolk, and had issue: Mary, who married Ferguson Reed of Norfolk; and William who married a Miss Frank. (3) Martha who married William J':"penn. of Botetourt. (4) Lucy who married James Frank Wingfield, son of Judge Gustavus A. Wingfield. She died October 2, 1934. (5) John Lea, born 1847, who married Elizabeth Spen­ cer of Henry county. He was a cadet in Virginia Military In­ stitute during the War, and as such participated in the Battle of New Market, He continued in the·confederate States Army until the end of the war, after which he studied law in the University of Virginia and became Judge of the Henry County Court, the young­ est judge to occupy that bench, His son Harry died of small pox in 1875, (6) Peter Hairston Dillard was born in Henry County, October 15, 1850, but in 1857 his parents, Archelaeus Hughes and Martha Dillard (cousins), removed to Rocky Mount. His paternal grandfather was Gen. John Dillard, His maternal Grandfather was Col, Peter Dillard, a brother of Gen. John Dillard, Peter Hairs­ ton Dillard was, educated under a private tutor and at the Unives­ ity of Virginia, He was admitted to the bar in 1871; for eighteen years he was commonwealth's attorney of Franklin County; and in 1924, he was elevated to the bench as circuit judge, On Novem­ ber 6, 1872, he married Lydia Nash, daughter of Dr, Thomas Nash, and had issue: (a) Herbert Nash, attorney, who married Mary Celestia Greer, daughter of Dr. Thomas Bailey and Celestia (Taliaferro) Greer, and had issue: Mary Adela; Elizabeth Nash, who married Hugh Ewing Jr,, of Richmond; Peter Hairston II, Attorney; Kate Greer, 49

who died an infant; Celestia Taliaferro; and Her­ bert Nash J~., a graduate of Harvard. Herbert Nash Dillard died Oct. 13, 1935. (b) H. Dalton, attorney, who married Ethel Covington Hale, and had issue: Lydia Hale, who married Wil­ liam c. Ruffin of North Carolina; and Josephine Clai~orne, who married Albert G. Crosby Jr., of Roanoke. Percy Hunter, and attorney, unmarried. Carter Lee, Attorney; unmarried. Adele Nash, who married John Kent Shepherd of Wins­ ton-Salem, and had issue: Benjamin Dillard, and Adela Nash. (f) Lucretia Frances, who married John Hairston Danger­ field of North Carolina and had issue: Adela Carter. Judge Peter H. Dillard died Feb. 7, 1935. (7) Hughes, who married Mattie Wilson of Chatham, and had issue: Ann Garland, who married w. w. Green of Bowling Green; Elizabeth Redd, who married Ross G. Travis, of Bowling Green; and John Wilson, who married Mary Taylor of Winston-Salem. Hughes Dillard was commonwealth's attorney for Pittsylvania for many years, and at the timeaf' his death had been Judge of the Circuit Court for a 1·ong period. He was born :i.n 1854 and died in ca. ·1919. (8) Mary, who died an infant. Dr. John Redd Dillard, son of Peter Hairston Dillard, was born about 1830. He married, first, Margaret Brown, by whom he had the following children; Elizabeth, Martha Hughes, and Lucy Ashton. By his second marriage to Adele Lee, a kinswoman of Robert E. Lee, he had issue: George, Peter, John, Caroline, Annie, William, Robert, Charles, Adele, and Helen. Of Dr. John R. Dillard's children by Margaret Brown: (1) Elizabeth Brown married first, Tyler Hairston; second, Char­ les Angle; and third, Lumsden Ayers; (2) Martha Hughes married first, Robert Jordan of Charlotte, and second, P. P. Watson; and (3) Lucy Ashton married Thomas s. Brown of Wytheville. Of Dr. Dillard's children by Adela Lee: (4) George Lee Dillard married Florence Echols of Bluefield, West Virginia; (5) Caroline married first, Charles Wilmot of Texas, and second, Walter H. Penn; (6) Annie married J. Murray Hooker, a member of Congress; (7) William married Nellie------; (8) John married Nell Prince of Blue­ field, West Virginia;(9) Robert never married; (10) Charles died unmarried; (11) Adela married William L. Pannill, of Reidsville, North Carolina; and ~2) Helen married Thomas Morris. 'Dr. John Redd Dillard was a graduate of Jefferson Med­ ical College of Philadelphia,and practiced his profession at Spencer, Virginia. 50

John Lea Dilaard, civil engineer, married Marys. Tay­ lor of North Carolina, and had issue; a daughter Elizabeth Mccaw, who married Richard Joshua Reynolds II, tobacconist of Winston­ Salem. They have a son, Richard Joshua Reynolds III.

THE DILLON FAMILY

Jesse Dillon, born 1749, in Galway County, Ireland, married Mary Elizabeth Blankensh.tp, and came to America about 1786, settling near Haleford. He died in 1833. His wife was born in 1759, and died in 1842. Both are buried near Cross Roads, and near the home of Thomas Holland and Dee Dillon. Jesse Dil­ lon owned eleven hundred acres of land in the vicinity of Hale­ ford and Cross Roads. At his death he owned eighteen slaves. He willed his land equally to his five sons. Jesse Dillon and his wife had issue: J.- Henry (Hal), 2- Asa, 3- Arthur, 4- Jesse Jr., 5- William, 6- Delilah, 7- Eliz­ abeth, 8- Martha, and 9- Fanny. Henry, born March 4, 1779 married Joanna Pasley Oct­ ober 5, 1810. He died August 21, 1875, and his wife died July 29, 1873,or 1883. Both are buried on the old (Hal) Dillon farm near Haleford. There are no inscribed stones at their graves. Henry Dillon and his wife had issue: 1- Jesse, II, born Ocrnber 24, 1802, died July 27, 1819, from swallowing a plum seed. 2- Sally, born October 29, 1804, died April 11, 1852. She mar­ ried Peter B. Forbes. 3- Elizabeth, born February 5, 1807, died May 15, 1850, She married Thomas J. Forbes June 29, 1825. 4- Robert Pasley, born June 18, 1809, married Martha Dillon, a daugh­ ter of his uncle Asa Dillon, in 1831, Robert died October 27, 1910, and his wife died July 11, 1893, Both are buried on the old Hal Dillon farm near Haleford. 5- Mary Dillon, born January 1, 1812, died August 10, 1898. She never rr~rried. She was buried on the old home place near Haleford. 6- Jo&nna, born July 5, 1814, died April 1903, She is buried at Dillon's Mill. 7- Henry Clay, born May 19, 1818, died December 22, 1877, He married Lucy Ann Akers, June 9 1853. She was born October 12, 1831, and died October 12, 1877, .Both are buried in the Presbyterian Cemetary in Lynchbur. 8- Jesse Dillon III born October 3, 1820, died Sep­ tember 8, 1896, and was buried at Dillon's Mill. 9- Julia Ann, born May 8, 1823, died February 27, 1911, She married William Aaron Powell December 6, 1842. He was born February 12, 1821, and died July 26, 1882. Both are buried on the old Powell farm near Scruggs, 10- Joanna, born August 20, 1829, died February 8, 1860. She married Andrew Teral Meador. November 6, . 1855. He was born in 1835, Date of his death unlmown. · Robert Pasley Dillon and his wife Martha had issue: 1- Nancy Jane, who married Henry Dillon, a son of Arthur Dillon; 2- Ransone, who died at the age of 2 years; 3- Fleming, who died 51 in infancy; 4- Harvey, who died in infancy; 5- Silas, who mar­ ried Ailey Ann Powell; 6- Henry Clay, who married Sarah Jane Ferguson; 7- John Calvin, who married Sarah Elizabeth Plybon, 8- Julia Frances, who married Lilburn (Mountain) Pasley; 9- Mar­ tha Ann, who married Lee Boston Divers; and 10- Sally Elizabeth, who married William Singleton Scott. Henry Clay Dillon had issue: 1- Samuel Henry, 2- Rufus Alburn, 3- Sarah Elizabeth, 4- a son not named, 5- William Pat­ terson, 6- Robert Lee, 7- Jesse Ennnet, 8- Carrie Belle, 9- Lucy Miona, 10- Luther Miner, and 11- Lillie Estelle. Jesse Dillon III, and his wife Sarah Jane Webster had issue: 1- John Henry, 2- James Robert, 3- William Samuel, 4- Louisa Mary Jane, 5- Martha Ann, 6- Jesse Thomas, 7- Sarah Eliz­ abeth, 8- Lucy Adalaide, 9- Julia Mildred, 10- Charles Lewis, 11- neborah Ida, 12- Lavinia Paxton, 13- George Everett, 14- Fannie Leslie, 15- Lafayette Hampton, and 16- Bunyan Webster, Julia Ann Dillon married William Aaron Powell, and had issue: 1-Sallie Mary, died unmarried; 2- Joanna Francis, married George William Perdue; 3- Henry Clay, never married; 4- William Anthony, married first, Julia Catherine Perdue, and second, Mary Louise St, Clair; 5- Julia Ann, married Bishop Ayers; 6- Martha Hayden, married Waddie Curen Belcher; 7- Jesse Booker, married Sophia Allen; 8- Mildred Katherine, married William Henry .Fralin; and 9- Alice Patra, married first, John David Fralin, second, Jefferson David Fralin. Asa Dillon, son of' Jesse Dillon and Mary Elizabeth Blank­ enship, was born in 1762, On August 13, 1798 he was married to Elizabeth Greer, She was born in 1764, and died November 1860. Asa died in November 1860, Both are buried in the Lively Ceme­ tery, near Lindside, West Virginia. There are no tombstonas at their graves. Asa Dillon and his wife settled near Lindside, in Monroe County, West Virginia, about 1830. They had issue: 1- Snellings, 2- 0uincy Perry; 3- Asa Jr.; 4- Temperance, 5- Betty Bxa Bandy, 6- M<.,rtha, 7- Greer, 8- Henderson, and 9- Jefferson. Snelling never married, His grave is supposed to be near Cross Roads. Quincy Perry, married first, Catherine McGhee, and second, Jennie Chambers. Asa Jr,, married Joanna Jane Saunders, Temperance, married William Pasley. Betty Brandy, married first, Samual Sturgeon, and second Michael GI'oss. Martha, married Robert Pasley Dillon, a son of Henry, Greer, married Lucy Spradling. 52

Henderson, married first, Falishia Crawford, and second, Susanna Fisher. Maiden name of Jefferson's wife unknown.

Arthur Dillon, son of Jesse Dillon and Mary Elizabeth Blankenship, born in 1777, died January 5, 1864, married Jane Ross. They are buried in an isolated burying ground.between the Tyree Dillon farm and the old Mark Perdue place. They had issue: 1- Henry, 2- Asa, 3- Alexander, 4- Nancy, 5- Susanna, and 6- Catherine. Henry was born June 7, 1809. on December 7, 1864, he married Peggy Brown; and on October 4, 1855, he married Nancy Jane Dillon. The latter was born Februa~y 26, 1833, and died August 1, 1902. Henry died December 7, 1864. Asa, son of Arthur Dillon, was born November 22, 1812. He married Mahala Hutts, December 15, 1836. She was born October 7, 1814, and died November 8, 1896. Asa died April 7, 1884. Both are buried near Cross Roads. It is said that Asa Dillon was a lover of whiskey and fisticuffs, and that he broke his arm in a fight, thus escaping service in the Confederate Army. Alexander, died from burns, unmarried. Nancy Dillon, married an Allen, and settled in Ohio. S~sannah (Soocy), married Ammon Oyler. Nothing known of her children. Katherine, married Mark Perdue. The father of Mark was Meshach Perdue, who married Nellie Dillon, probably a sister of Jesse Dillon, the first. Mark Perdue was quite wealthy. He dealt in real estate and manufactured liquors. Jesse Dillon, Jr., son of Jesse Dillon and Mary Eliza­ beth Blankenship, married Rebecca Plybon, January 18, 1808. The dates of their births and deaths, and the place of burial is un­ known. They settled in Lawrence County, Ohio, about 1830. They had issue: 1- John, 2- Flellllllon, 3- Margaret,4-" Sperrill. 5- Davis, 6- Stephen, 7- Rebecca, 8- Mary, 9- Jesse, lu- Dan, and 11- Deli­ lah. Nothing is known of this family except that Stephen had a son named William Flemmon Dillon who married Pearl Armena Jacobs, and had two daUghter, Pearl Oden and Rachel Dillon, now (1934) living. William Flemmon Dillon was president of the First Nation­ al Bclnk of Shreveport, Louisiana, and operated the street car lines of that city. He also owned and operated a line of steam boats on the Red River and the Mississippi. He was drowned Jan­ uary 1-, 1918, while duck hunting on Cadda Lake, near Shreveport. William Dillon, son of Jesse Dillon and Mary Elizabeth Blankenship, was born in 1786. He married Mary Plybon Starkey, widow of John Starkey, April 3, 1809. She died May 16, 1876. Her birthdate is unknown. Both are buried in the Tyree Dillon graveyard near Cross Roads. William Dillon and Mary Plybon Star­ key Dillon had issue: 1- Lewis, 2- Rebecca, 3- Jacob, 4- Lydia, 53

5- Jesse Clay, 6- James Reed, 7- Moses, 8- Tyree, 9- Thomas, and 10- Silas, Lewis married Lucy Greer February 6, 1832. They had eighteen children. Rebecca married Josiah Bouseman. Nothing is known of them. Jacob married first, Naoma Greer, and second, Mary Jane Duncan, Jacob went to Barren County, Ken­ tucky, in 1834. He only had one son that lived to maturity. This son married but died without issue, hence the name Dillon does not survive through this family. Lydia, born April 9, 1817, married Stephen Sink, They raised a large family in both numbers and size. Two of their sons were giants. Jesse Clay, born August 23, 1820, He married Gillie Frances Dudley January 8, 1850, and hadel.ght children. James Reed, born May 14, 1824, died January 15, 1911, He married Mary Jane Smith in 1849, and had nine children. Tyree Thomas Dillon, born February 13, 1826, married Annie Elizabeth Divers, January 11, 1858, and had thirteen child­ ren. Elizabeth, daughter of Jesse Dillon and Mary Elizabeth Blankenship, married William Pasley, May 12, 1812, They had two children: Robert, born June 21, 1812, and William Jr, ·Robert married first, Frances Hayden Pasley, and second, Mary Basham. After the death of Elizabeth Pasley, William Pasley lived with Temperance Dillon, daughter of A~a Dillon and Elizabeth Greer, in a connnon law marriage, and had several children by this union,

THE DUDLEY FAMILY

Gwin (Gwynn) Dudley came from Lunenburg to that area of Bedford now embraced in Franklin ca. 1779, McAllister· (Sec­ tion 157, p, 136) says Gwin Dudley served as sergeant in Capt. John Wilkerson's Company of Bedford Militia during the Revolution, He was given 111 acres in Franklin Co, for his services according to a land grant bi Gov. Robert Brooks (Treasury warrant No. 14, 882, Dec. 2, 1782), the grant being delivered to Moses GrP-er Dec, 6, 1800. Dudley's first Franklin Co, home was above Kemp's Ford. The chimney of the old house is still standing (1935), and bears the inscription "G. D. 1795," A deed (Deed Book No, 5, p, 60) dated Mar. 8, 1805, shows that Gwin Dudley and his wife, Mary, deeded James Dudley 67 acres on Gill's Creek for 50 pounds. The land is described as "the place on 1•.1hlch Thomas Dudley formerly lived". Deed Book No. 7, p. 496,

The children of Gwin and Mary E. (Hale) Dudley were: 1. Thomas; 2. James; 3. Stephen; 4. Levi; and 5. Elizabeth. I. Thomas Dudley son of Gwin and Mary (Hale) Dudley, m. Maney Pasley, Jan. 16, 1800, (The Pasleys came to Franklin :f'rom Fluvanna Co. ca. 1800), and had issue: 1. Gillie F., 2. Run­ some; 3. Gwin; 4. John; and 5. Sparrel. 1. Gillie F., m. Jesse c. Dillon 2. Ransome m. Julia Jones, and had issue: Torn, Ben, Nannie, Stella, Alex, Jennie, Martha, Joe, Lilburn, and Hattie. They moved to Missouri Mar. 28, 1868. 3, Gwin m. Nancy Eliza smith, Jan. 21, 1833, and had issue: Lucy Mary, Thomas, Gillie Ann, Gwynn Tyler, and Nancy Eliza. Lucy Mary m. William Hunt, and went to Missouri ca. 1855. They had 2 sons; Alonza and James, Thomas m. Lucy Smith, while he was in the Confederate A ·my, and had issue: Eliza, Sallie, and Thomas Early. Gillie Ann m. Wil­ liam Bernard of Union Hall, and had issue: Gwynn Tyler, Cora Lee, William Frank, Andrew Thomas, Fannie, Belle Rivers, and Feranda Pink. Gwynn Tyler m. Ann Holland, Sept. 5, 1865, and went to Missouri in 1868. They had 3 daus.: Nannie Bet, whom. John W. Divers; Lucy Mary, whom. Gwynn Tyler Bernard; and Cora Lee who never married, Nancy Eliza m. Benjamin Board, and had issue: Willie, Henry, Gwynn Tyler, Lulie, Arna, Eudoxie, Nellie, Tom, Major and Claud, 4. John Dudley m. Jane Perdue July 6, 1840, and had issue: Fannie, whom. Richard Hamner; and Sparrel, whom, Frances Holland, and had Tom, John Peter, and Henry Dudley of Rocky Mount. II. James Dudley, son of Gwin and Mary (Hale) Dudley, m. Katie Beasley, and had issue: 1. William m. Frances Dudley, Mar. 6, 1846; 2. Robert m. Nancy Dudley (a dau. of Levi), and had issue: Otey, Jim, and William; 3. Fannie, m. Benjamin Robinson; 4. James A., m. Mary F. Dudlei, Oct. 6, 1845; and 5. Julia Ann, m, John R. Robertson, Oct. 18, 1858. · III. Stephen Dudley, son of Gwin and Mary (Hale) Dudley m. Pattie Kemp, dau. of Thomas and Esther Kemp, on Mar. 2, 1812. His will, dated Nov. 17, 1832, is of record in Will Book 3, p. 525. The inventory of his estate was taken November 17, 1832. Their children were: 1. Hopy A,; 2. Gillie S.; 3. Katherine M.; 4. Mary F.; 5, Harriet M.; 6. James Henry; 7. Silas J.; 8. Thomas W.; 1. Hopy A. m. Samuel A. Powell 7, 1833, and moved to Missouri, 2, Gillies. m. Caleb Heptinstall, Oct. 10, 1839, moved to Bedford, and had issue: Silas, Julia, and Laura. 3. Katherine m. Isaac D. Brooks Oct. 1839, no issue. 4. Mary F. m. James A. Dudley, a cousin, Oct. 6, 1845- and had issue: Elvira, Ada, Julia, William, Mary, and James. 5. Harriet M. m. John Wm. Powell, re­ moved to Wisconsin, thence to Montana. 6. James Henry m. 1st,, Julia Ann Elizabeth Dudley, Oct. 31, 1848, and 2nd., Sue M. Goad. 7. Silas J. m. Ann Parke smith, and had issue: (a) Pattie, who m. John Dickerson; {b) Oliver Witcher, whom. Lucy Estes, and had issue: Oliver Witcher Jr., whom. Marion Boatwright, and Estes, whom. Catherine James of Danville; (c) Henry; (d) M:al.lie, who rn, Dr. Daniel D. Dickerson; {e) Victoria, whom. Shy Berger; and 55

{f) Hattie, who became the 2nd, wife of Dr. Dan Dickerson. IV. Levi Dudley, son of Gwin and Mary (Hale) Dudley, m. 1st., Polly Kemp, dau. of Thomas Kemp, on Mar. 27, 1802, and had issue: (1) Peyton; (2) Nancy; (3) Thomas; (4) Betty. (1) Peyton, m. Elizabeth Gilbert, and had issue: Thomas, Robert, Jimmy, Tee, Emma, and Olivia, Thomas d. young; Robert m. Emma Lovelace and had issue: Ella, Hattie, Pearl, Ollie and Otha; Jimmie m. Dink Dudley, dau, of Samuel and Lucinda Holland Dudley, and had issue: Eugie Della, Arthur, and Ila; Teem. Sarah Pasley granddaughter of Solomon Pasley, and had issue: Clifford, Clarence, Claud, and Clarice; Emma m, Dr. Reuben Simcoe, and had issue: Vernie and Pearl; Olivia m, Henry Clay Dean Halley, and had issue: Ethel, Earl, Henry Clay Dean, Jr,, Thomas Peyton, and a dau. who d, infant. (2} Nancy m, Robert Dudley, son of James and Katie Beasley Dudley, and had issue: Otey, James and William. (3) Thomas, m. 1st. Temperance Heptinstall, Aug. 7, 1826, and 2nd, Lydia A. Cundiff. {4) Betty, m. Samuel Pasley, and had one dau, Laura, whom. Charles Hamilton, andhad two daus. Victoria and Lucy. Levi Dudley m. 2nd, Elizabeth Gilbert, Jan. 2, 1817, and had issue: {5) Ursula; (6) Samuel; (7) Stephen, and (8) Lucy. (5) Ursula m, Oliver Perry Divers, Sept, 2, 1839, and had issue: Peyton Dewitt, b, Nov. 8, 1841, m. Henriette Hudson, Dec. 19, 1867; Gillie Anne, b, Nov, 13, 1843, m. Henry Clay Chit­ wood; Thomas Jarvis Gilbert, b, Feb. 3, 1846; Samuel Lee, b, Sept. 9, 1840; Peter Tilmond, b, Apr, 7, 1847; William A., b, Aug,27, 1849; Elizabeth Mary, b, Oct, 9, 1851; and Oliver Perry, b. June 10, 1854, Peyton Dewitt Divers, m, Henrietta Hudson, Dec, 19, 1867, and had issue: Alice Lee, b, Dec, 12, 1868, m. Rev. James o. Shelburne; Oliver Perry, b, May 29, 1870; Charles P., b. May 2, 1872, m. Bessie Lockhart; Ursula Anne, b, Mar. 15, 1874, m, Samuel H. Simpson; Mary Frances, b, 1875, m. Robert L. McNeil; George Thomas, b, Aug, 8, 1881, m. Evelyn Martin; Sallie Holland, b. Dec, 5, 1885, m. Nathan B. Hutcherson; Emma Gilbert, b, Dec. 25, 1887, m, Cephas G. Shelburne; Henrietta Bernard, b, Aug, 1890, m, Wiley R. Davis; and Douglas Shelburne, b, Aug. 1892, m. Lucre­ tia Flansburg. Gillie Anne Divers m, Henry Clay Chitwood, and had issue: Squire, Dr. E.T., Joseph H., Herbert, Oliver Perry, Jarvis, and Cora Elizabeth (6) Samuel Dudley m, Lucinda Holland, Jan. 19, 1846, went to m.ssouri, and had issue: Fannie, Mary, Sallie, Dink and Willie. Mary m. Peter Kemp, son of Dudley Kemp; Sallie m. a Hol- land; Dink m. James Dudley, son of Peyton Dudley; and Willied. at 21. (7) Stephen Dudley, m. Charlotte Heptinstall, Feb. 3, 1834. Issue: Doc. Bob. George, Riley, Sarah, Amanda; Emily, Mary and Nettie. (8) Lucy m. William Wright. v. Elizabeth Dudley, probably a dau, of Gwin and Mary (Hale) Dudley, m, Stephen English, Jan. 3, 1791, John Hale signed the marriage bond with Stephen English. There are records of Gwin D. English probably a son of Elizabeth Dudley and Stephen English.

Thomas Dudley, son of Levi Dudley and Polly Kemp, was b, Sept, 3, 1804, and acquired considerable means by trading lands and horses. He was called "Trading Tom". He d. Jan. 7, 1883, and is buried near Old Glade Hill. His 1st. wife was Temperance Heptinstall, dau. of Caleb and Tege (Greer) Heptinstall. She was b. July 11, 1805, d, Nov. 30, 1857, and is buried at the Old Dud­ ley place near Scruggs, Caleb Heptinstall and Tege Greer were m. Nov. 7, 1796, he served in the Revolution. His record is in the Virginia State Library ( "Revolutionary Soldiers Vol. 4., p. 213"}. His will is recorded in Will Book 2, p, 621, Franklin Co, The will, made · Oct, 30, 1824, was probated Dec. 6, 1824. In Will Book 3, p. 8, in the dower of Tege Heptinstall, recorded Mar, 7, 1825, she is called the widow of Caleb Heptinstall. Will Book 4, p. 171, Part­ ition of Lands of Caleb Heptinstall, Oct. l, 1832, names his children as follows: 1, Temperanc~, m. Thomas Dudley Aug, 7, 1826; 2. Ann rn. Daniel Ferguson, Jan. 27, 1816; 3, Sophia m. John P. Ferguson, July 27, 1825; 4. Jenetta m. John G. Tate, May 21, 1827; 5. Julia Ann m. Jesse N, Tate Nov, 20, 1827, and had a son Caleb; 6. Charlotte m. Stephen Dudley, Feb, 3, 1834; 7, Thomas; 8. Rebec­ ca; 9. Elizabeth, m. Banks Basham, May 5, 1810; and 10. William m. Permelia Phelps Dec. 7, 1819. The children of Thomas Dudley and his 1st. wife, Tem­ perance Heptinstall,were: 1. Mary Frances; 2. Tilmon P. L.; 3. William R; 4. Stephen O., b. Nov. 13, 1831, d. Dec. 19, 1831; 5. Julia Ann, b. Nov. 26, 1832; 6. Thomas o., b, July 4, 1836, d, Aprl 21, 1837; and 7 Amanda Angeline, b, Oct. 20, 1840. 1. Mary Frances Dudley m. Thomas w. Dudley, Dec. 17, 1840, and had issue: Tom, who d, at the age of 75; Peter, who rn, Nelly Newbill; Mahlon, who d, at 16; Amanda; Mattie, whom. James Goode Saunders; Mary whom. Eff Poindexter; and Roxie who m. John Dudley, son of her uncle Bill. 2. Tilmon P. L. Dudley m. Mary E. Holland, Nov. 22, 1849, and had issue: Jim, m. a Miss Lynch; Bogie m. Sis Perdue; Davis, m. Millie Helland; Albert, m, Ida Holland; Laura, m. a 57

Miss McCall; Charlie, m. Gillie Ann Bennett; and Julia, m. Tom Perdue. 3, William R. Dudley, (Bill) m. Fannie Kasey, and had issue: 1. John, m. Roxy Dudley, his cousin, and their dau. Mary Fannie m. Chapman w. Dudley; 2. James m. Betty Poindexter; 3. Lelia m. Alex Mattox; 4, Coram. Lee Gills; 5. Jennie m. Ben Sutherland; 6. Carrie m. Charlie Gills; 7. Blanche m. Tom English; 8. Harvey m. Susie Turner; and 9. Bogue d. at 18. 5. JUlia Ann Elizabeth, b. Nov. 26, 1832 m. her cousin, James Henry Dudley. 6. Amanda Angeline Dudley (Mandy} m. Cephas Poindexter, and had issue: 1. Ella, whom. 1st, Silas Dudley, son of James Henry and Julia Ann Elizabeth Dudley; 2. Emma, whom. Gillie Saun­ ders; and 3. Forest. Lydia M. Cundiff, 2nd wife of Thomas Dudley, was b, Jan. 20, 1844, and d. JUly 1, 1913. They had a son Walter, who d, at 5; and a dau. Loula Virginia~- Sept. 15, 1871, d. Apr. 18, 1907) who m. William B. Brown, son of Col. William A. Brown, and had a dau. Doris Dudley who d. Jan. 1928. Julia Ann Elizabeth Dudley, dau, of Thomas and Temperance (Heptinstall) Dudley was the 1st wife of James Henry Dudley, son of Stephen and Pattie (Kemp) Dudley. James Henry Dudley's father was a brother of Leyi Dudley, father or Thomas Dudley. Their mothers were sisters and daugh­ ters of Thomas Kemp.

Thomas Kemp served in the Revolution. His wife 1 s name was Esther as shown by a deed of Aug. 15, 1817, conveying 172 acres to James Dudley for $200.00. The first record of Thomas Kemp in Franklin Co. is in connection with purchase of land there in 1796. He d. there in 1831. Thomas Kemp, b. Nov. 14, 1761, m. Esther, and had issue: 1. Polly, b. Dec. 1783, m. Levi Dudley, Mar. 27, 1802; 2. Walter, b. Oct. 2, 1785, m. Catherine Hows­ man, Apr. 25, 1817; 3. Patty, b. July 31, 1787, m. Stephen Dudley, Mar. 2, 1812; 4. John, b, July 18, 1789; 5. Jane c. b, Mar. 31, 1791; 6. Susannah, b. Nov, 21, 1792; 7. William b. Nov. 24, 1794, m. Ardra English, Aug. 2, 1819; 8. Nancy, b. Oct. 12, 1796; 9. Lucy b. Sept. 13, 1789; 10. Robert b. Oct. 12, 1800, m. Mary Hol­ land, Nov. 17, 1823; 11. James b, Jan. 4, 1803, m. Nancy English, June 5, 1820; 12, Joannah (?) b, Feb, 4, 1805; 13. Sarah w. b. Feb. 25, 1811, m. Peter H. Holland, Feb. 1834. Thomas Kemp d. prior to 1831, as the Administrators Account of his estate bears that date in Will Book 4, p. 245. James Henry Dudley, son of Stephen and Pattie (Kemp) Dudley, b. May l, 1828, lived near Scruggs, and later at Union Hall. He was a merchant, Post Mater, Justice of the Peace, and Confederate Soldier. Hem. lat. Julia Ann Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas and Temperance (Heptinstall) Dudley, (b. Nov. 26, 1832, d. Nov. 10, 1875) on Oct. 31, 1848. Henry F. English signed the marriage bond with him. James Henry Dudley Sr., d. at Union Hall, 58

Dec. 12, 1905. His will, written Oct. 4, 1901, and probated Jan. 1, 1906, is in Will Book 25, p. 73. Gustave B. Dudley and A. M. Dudley were executors of the will. The children of James Henry Dudley and his 1st. wife, Julia Ann Elizabeth Dudley, were: 1. Octavia Ann, b. 1850, d. 1861; 2. Eldridge M; 3. Stephen William; 4. Silas T.; 5. James Henry Jr.;-6. Gustave Beauregard; 7. Albert McLeod; 8. Julius Kemper; 9. Emmitt Edgar; and 10. Willie Octavius. 2. Eldridge M. Dudley, b. Apr. 26, 1852, d. Apr. 8, 1925. He was a merchant at Union Hall, removed to Bachelor Mo. in 1884, thence to Auxvasse, where he operated a store and a mill, and dealt in real estate. Hem. Clara Angle (who d. Sept. 24, 1932), and had issue: Belle, whom. Walter Young, and lives at Fulton Mo.; Joe H. whom. Elizabeth MUrry, lives in Oklahoma City, has 2 daus: Martha Lake and Joe Ann; Frank R., whom. Nancy ?. has 3 children: Jane, Frank and John, and is pastor of Centr'a'r Presbyterian Church, Oklahoma City; Julia, whom. Tate Mccue, has 2 daus: Marjorie and Frances, lives an Rector, Ark; Kate, who m. Sam Boles, and lives at Glasgow,Mont.; Charles, whom. Emma Tate Yates, has:a dau. Jean Angle, and lives at Kansas City, Mo.; and Doris Dean, whom. John Suggett, has 1 dau., Beth June, and lives at Enid, Okla. 3. Stephen William Dudley, b. May 17, 1855, d. July 7, 1861. 4. Silas T. Dudley, (b. Mar. 5, 1857, d. June 5, 1892) m. Ella Poindexter, and had issue: 1. Edgar; 2. Lena, whom. Frank Hutcherson; 3. Gertrude, whom. Oscar Hutcherson; and 4. May, who m. John Holland. 5. James Henry Dudley Jr., (b. Jan. 13, 1859, d. Jan. 24, 1889( was a merchant at Glade Hill, m. Nannie Street, and had issue: 1. Vernor; 2. Dr. Morton L., whom. Mary Dickinson, and has 2 sons; Morton Jr., and Sherwood; 3. Dr. Harry G., who m. Mabel Perkins, and has 4 children: Gordon, James, Ann and Lois; and 4. Roy, who rn. Grace Endicott, and lives in Missouri. 6. Gustave B. Dudley (b. June l, 1861, d. July 30, 1925) m. Sallie L. Brown (b. Oct. 10, 1865, d. July 18, 1919), dau. of Col. William A. and Susan (Finney) Brown, and had issue: l. Ruby Lewis, b. Nov. 23, 1884, attended the Classical Female Seminary. at Martinsville, and Woman's College in Richmond, m. J.E. Hdward 9f Caswell Co., N. c., Dec. 20, 1906; 2. Dr. William Brown, b. Jan. 24, 1887, educated in Lynchburg College, Washington and Lee University, and Medical College of va.,m. Marian Mccrary Moir of Winston-Salem, Nov. 29, 1916, has 2 daus: Sarah Elizabeth, b. Feb. 21, 1919, and Frances Mccrary, b. Oct. 14, 1922; 3. Dr. Gu­ stave B. Jr., b. Nov. 14, 1892, educated in Washington and Lee University, and Medical College of Va. m. Priscilla Humbert of Clifton Forge, Dec. 6, 1922, and has 2 sons: Frank Humbert, b. Aug. 25, 1923, and Samuel Calvert, b. Mar. 4, 1935; 4. Virginia Spotswood, b. Oct. 15, 1897, educated in Bethany College, taught in high schools of Beaver, Pa., Welch, W. Va., and Martinsville, 59 m. Samuel Stanhope Walker of Greenville, S. c., June 10, 1920, and has 2 children: Ann Spotswood, b. Apr. 25, 1925, and Lee Dudley, b. July 20, 1930. s. S. Walker came to Martinsville when his father, R. L. Walker, organized the Martinsville Cot­ ton Mill in 1910. He was graduated from North Carolina State College at Raleigh (Textile engineering), and is now president of the Va. Underwear Company. 7. Albert McLeod Dudley, b. Dec. 23, 1862, d. Sept. 5, 1925, removed to Martinsville, and engaged in the tobacco, ice and coal business, m. Ada Hancock and had issue: 1. Albert H., m. Lillie Gaines; 2. Harvey,m. Laura Bartlett; 3. Corrie H., m. Virginia Sparks; and 5. Mabel, m. Charles w. Holt, and has a dau., Mabel Hancock Holt. 8. Julius K. Dudley of Danville, b. Dec. 26, 1864, only child of James Henry and Julia Ann Dudley now living, m. 1st. Ella Bernard, and had issue: 1. Ella, whom. Leon R. Drake of s. C. and has a son, Leon Jr.; 2. Bernard; and 3. Grady who ct. young. Hem •. 2nd, Florence Parker, and had issue: 4. Emmitt Irvine, d. infant; 5. Carolyn d. infant; 6. Frances, d. infant; 7. Guy Rucker, whom. Ruth Boyles, and has issue: Guy, Joe, and Jane; 8. Wallace Lee; 9. James Nicholas; and 10. Elizabeth, who m. John J. Dratt of Caroline County. 9. Emmitt Edgar Dudley, b. Apr. 20, 1867, d. Mar. 14, 1934, m. Viola Love and had: Haddon, Emmitt, Lucille, Ernest, Gladys, Gerald, Howard, and Clara Belle. 10. Willie 0ctavus Dudley, b. Jan. 7, 1870, d, Jan. 4, 1892, while at college in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. The 2nd. wife of James Henry Dudley, Sue M. Goad, b. Sept. 23, 1848, d. Nov. 17, 1922, had a son Chapman Walter Dud­ ley, whom. a cousin, Mary Fannie Dudley, and had 2 children: Belle, whom. Ben Sutherland, and Lucille, whom. Jake English. Lucille d. in 1933.

THE EARLY FAMILY

The old Christ Church Register of Middlesex County gives the names of Thomas and Elizabeth Early; the name of their son Jeremiah, born 1705; his marriage in 1728 to Elizabeth Buford (born 1709); the birth of their son John in 1729; and death of his mother in 1716, Thomas Early was lost at sea, and little is known of him. Elizabeth Buford was the daughter of Thomas and Eliza­ beth Buford of Lancaster County. The families of Early and Bu­ ford were friends, and when Jeremiah Early was orphaned at eleven years of a'ge, Thomas Buford (later his father-in-law), became his guardian, 60

The nine branches that sprung from the marriage of Jeremiah Early and his wife, Elizabeth Buford, 1n their order, are as follows: (1) John Early, of Orange, born 1729, married Theo­ doc1a White; died 1773. (2) Jeremiah Early, of Bedford County, later Franklin county, born 1730; married first, Sarah Anderson, born 1732, died 1770; second, Mary Stith, born 1773. (3) Sarah Early married William Kirtley, and moved to Boone County Kentucky. (4) Joshua Early, of Bedford, later Franklin County, born 1738, married Mary Leftwich. This Joshua Early was the fa­ mous Methodist Bishop, John Early, and of Capt. Joshua Early, Jr., who was killed 1n the War of 1812. (5) Joseph Early, of Madison, County, Virginia, died 1784; married Jane ; 1n 1776 was a First Lieutenant 1n the Rev- olutionary Army; and 1n 1783 was elected a member of the Vir­ ginia Legislature. (6) Jacob Early, of Wilkes County, later Clarke County, Georgia, married (?) Elizabeth Robertson 1n Bedford County. (7) Anne Early married Joseph Rogers, and moved from Madison County to Bryant's Station, Kentucky, 1n 1782. (8) Hannah Early married Capt. John Scott, and moved 1n 1782 to Scott Coµnty, Kentucky, near Frankfort, (9) Joel Early married Lucy Smith, of Culpeper County, and 1n 1792 moved to a large tract of land on the Oconee River in Georgia. He was the father of Gov. Peter Early of Georgia, and was a Lieutenant 1n the Revolutionary War. He was a dele­ gate to the Virginia Convention of 1778. Early County, Georgia, was named 1n honor of Governor Peter Early. Col. Jeremiah Ear~y, of Bedford, later Franklin County, was the second son of Jeremiah Early and of his wife Elizabeth Buford. He was the Lieutenant in the French and Indian War; Cap­ tain of the Bedford militia 1n 1758; Colonel of militia in 1778; sheriff: and a justice of the peace of Bedford County from 1759 to 1779, when he died being then forty-nine years old. He was the proprietor of the Washington Iron Mines, which later became the property of his sons John and Jubal Early, of Franklin County, Col. Jeremiah Early had a family of eleven sons and daughters; the eldest, Jacobus, was a Captain of the county militia in 1781; his fourth son, John, was a delegate to the Virginia Convention of 1778. He made a visit to Georgia with the intention of pur­ chasing property there but was taken 111, and died soon after his return to his home 1n Franklin County, leaving a widow and two very young sons, Joab and Henry, who were placed under the guard­ ianship of Col. Samuel Hairston.

THE FERGUSON FAMILY

The first person of the name in Franklin County was Al­ exander Ferguson (1740-18171, whom. Mary, dau. of Capt, Thos. Parker. His name first appears on a return dated Fort Pitt March 61

17, 1778. It last appears on a muster roll dated Fort Pitt April 5, 1778. Bedford County records show he was living there April 22, 1782. When Franklin was formed, his home was cut off in the new county. He supplied beef for soldiers of the Revolution. Alexander Ferguson had sisters, Elizabeth, Margaret and Mildred. He mentions nine children in his will. Alexander Ferguson Jr., b. 1765, m. Nancy Wood, lived at Lynchburg, and had a son, Thomas (1789-1870), whom. 1822, Elizabeth Catherine Beaumont (1798-1833), dau. of Mathew Beau­ mont (1749-1803), son of Joseph of Yorkshire, Eng., and a dau. Mary, whom. Anthony Sirmnons. An Old Bible at Redwood names other children of Alexander Ferguson, Jr., as follows: Daniel, James, Thaddeus and Stephen. Census records {1820) show Thomas Ferguson had wife and 4 children. Stephen Ferguson m. Rhoda Greer, had a dau. Elizabeth Greer, whom. Peter Louis Holland, Their dau. Rhoda Ann, m. Guinn Dudley. Their dau, Ada Lucy Mary Dudley, m. Tyler Bernard, and lived in Gannaway Co., Mo. Their dau. Dula Bernard, m, Clayton Hook, editor of the Auxvasse (Mo.) Review, Eldridge Marcellus Dudley m, Clarinda Emmaline Angle, who was named for hergrandmother, Nancy Emmaline Lee, (m, Buford Wills) dau, of Francis Ludwell Lee, whom, Sallie Moorman of Bedford in 1804, Eldridge Dudley was the son of James Henry Dudley and Julia Mary Elizabeth Dudley, dau, of Thomas Dudley and Mary Hep­ tenstall, James Henry Dudley was a son of Guinn Dudley, Elizabeth Parker Ferguson {b. 1768-1838), m, William Smith {1752-1845), a soldier in the Revolution, They had 12 children: (1) Thomas, b. 1786; (2) William H., b. 1788; (3) Mary, b. 1790, m. Kemwill Clement Gilbert; (4) Samuel, b. 1793, m. Ju­ lia Holland, dau, of Peter and Elizabeth Greer Ferguson (5) Fran­ ces, b. 1795; (6) Elizabeth, b. 1797, m. s. Poindexter; (7) Mar­ tha, D. , m, Thomas Holland, had dau. Julia, whom. James Alexan­ der Ferguson of Culpeper Co,, and had children: (a) Thomas; (b} Femeretta, m, Lorenzo Gibson Waters (parents of Icland Waters of Callaway Co,, Mo,}; (c) Oscar; (d) Ann, m, a Mr. Atkinson; and (e) Bruce Ferguson; (8) Stephen Smith, b. 1802; (9) Susan, b, 1806, m. Col, Field Allen Hancock of Jackson, Co,, Ala.; (10) Julia, b, 1808, m. John Craighead, settled in Callaway Co, Mo,; (11) Sarah Parker Smith, b. 1811. m. her cousin, Wright Smith, son of Henry Smith and Frances Burk, who came to Warren Co. Mo., in 1837; and (12) Nancy Smith, m. a Mr. Holland. Kemwill Clement Gilbert, son of Michael Gilbert of Frank­ lin Co., m. Mary Smith, ca. 1790. Their dau. Angeline, m. James McCall of Callaway Co., Mo. Robert H. McCall m. Elizabeth Gil­ bert. They were parents of Dr. Greene Day McCall of Fulton, Mo. Frances M, McCall m. Thomas Gilbert of Callaway co., Mo. Henry Heth, Captain of Independent Virginia troops in 62

the Revolution, m. a Miss Gilbert in Buckingham Co. in 1783. They were the parents of Sally Jane Heth (or Heath), whom. Edmund Smart, son of a Revolutionary soldier of Lynchburg. Eli V. Ferguson, b. 1780, m. but had no issue at cen­ sus of 1820. He represented Franklin Co. in the legislature 1881-2. Daniel Ferguson, twin of Eli, b. 1780, m. 1806, Jem­ ima Saunders. Eli and Daniel Ferguson are named in Alexander Ferguson's will of 181 7, ,of record at Rocky Mount. Stephen Ferguson, m. Margaret Turner, dau. of M:1.cajah Turner, had 6 children. Mary Ferguson, m. a Mr. Beard, had several children, and removed to Ky. The Shrewsbury, Beard and Dowell families are among her descendants. Susannah Ferguson, m. a Mr. Short. Martha Ferguson, m. a Mr. Donahue, and one of this family m. Ke,ziah Saunders. Daniel Ferguson, m. Jemima Saunders in 1806. Shed. 1837. They had 10 children# 7 born in Franklin co., and 3 in Montgomery Co. Mo., where they settled prior to 1824, Many of their descendants live in Missouri, some in Texas (near Arling­ ton and Dallas), and others in Louisiana. A son, Dougald, d. young. Other sons, John, Joseph, Martyn (or Morton), and daugh­ ters, married into the Phelps, Clare, Coleman, Nunnelly, Punmill and Dodd families. Jane Smith Ferguson, b. March 11, 1824, Montgomery Co. Mo., m. Feb. 23, 1842 David Jackson Ferguson, b. Jan. 16, 1824, in Nelson Co. He was the son of James B. and Rachael (Matthews) Ferguson, a descendant of Colonial Governor Matthews, and was related to the Henry, Claiborne, Jackson, Lewis and Merriwether families. William B. and David Ferguson, brothers, and Robert Bolling Ferguson, a son of Maj. James Boswell and Sallie (Gay) Ferguson, of Goochland Co., settled in St. Louis, Mo., ca. 1840. Robert Bolling, d. in St. Louis. David removed to Central, Mo., ca. 1842, and m. Jane Smith Ferguson. William B. lived near St. Icuis for several years, and was the founder of Ferguson, Mo., to which he gave 10 acres. Hem. Icuise Watson Ferguson, sister of David Jackson Ferguson. Rachael, m. Morton Ferguson, brother of Jane Smith Fer­ guson of Montgomery Co., Mo. Jane Smith Ferguson was named for her Uncle William Smith, whom. Frances, dau. of Samuel Burke of Hanover Co. Fran- ces Burke's sister, Elizabeth, m. Dr. William Cabell, a physician of Henrico County. James, m. Susan Bowen, had 8 children, two of whom were named for Rooert E. Lee. One died young, and another be­ came a Baptist minister. one son bore the name Milton. David, m. Margaret (Peggy) Punmill. Their youngest dau. Alice, m. R. L. Morgan, has 5 children, and lives in Shreve­ port, La. The old Ferguson home in Goochland Co., was called "Fairfield". The family intermarried with the Burwells and the Marshalls. James Ferguson, whom. Judith Eldridge, was probably a brother of John Ferguson, whom. Anne Green, though some claim he was a brother of John B. Ferguson, whom. Mildred Marshall Wright. He had a brother, Abraham, whom. Nancy Smith, and moved to Fayette Co. Ky. David Jackson Ferguson was a Baptist minister. His son, James Taylor.Ferguson, was a minister of the Disciples Church. Bible records, show David and Jane (Smith) Ferguson had 14 children: Elizabeth, Evelyn, Amanda, Nancy Ellen, James Taylor, John William, Joseph Morton, Rachael Jane, sally Ann, Leonard David, Segius Frances, infant (unnamed), Mary Rebecca, and Henry Clay. Rev. James T. Ferguson, m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Mar­ maduke and Elizabeth Scott Dallas, of Pittsylvania co. in 1868, (no descendants), and, 2nd, Betty Laughlin, 1886. Of the 2nd marriage there were 4 sons: Arthur Duke, Austin Victor, James Taylor and Guy v. Arthur Duke Ferguson, physician of Fulton, Mo., recieved his degree of MD in 1906, and has served as the president of the Callaway Co. Medical Association. He was m. in 1901 to Adah Red­ den, dau. of James Walker and Sarah (Hays) Redden of Callaway Co. She was educated at William Woods College, is a member of the State Genealogical Commission, has compiled and published two vol­ umes of county historical records. Their dau. Margaret Adele, m. J. R. Henderson, of Jackson, M., has two children, John Robert and Carolyn Margaret, publishes "The Bard", a poetry magazine, and writes poems and short stories. Austin Victor Ferguson, m. Brooxie Hunt, and had issue: Frances (whom. E. Snodgrass), Otho G., Mary Margaret, and Dar­ rell. James Taylor Ferguson III is a Kansas City physician. He frequently supplies Disciple pulpits there. Hem. Carrie Mc­ caskey of ~olumbia, Mo. She was the first National President of the Federated Council of Church Women, and represented the Council at Oslo, Norway, in 1936. They have 2 sons: J. Harry of the United 64

Press, New York City, and J. T. III, who won his M.D. degree in 1936. The former m. Frances Meredith Marriner of North Carolina, has a dau. Julie. Rev. Guy v. Ferguson, is a minister of the Disciples of Christ. He m. Mary Turpin, in 1903. She died leaving 2 daughters: Mrs. Thomas Fry of California, and Mrs. Stephen Sumner Bagley of St. Paul_ Minn. Many citizens of Missouri are descendants of Franklin County families. Among them the Gilberts, Bells, McCalls, Dud­ leys, Smiths, Lees, Randolphs, Walkers, Heaths, Marshalls, Gib­ sons, Byrds, Harveys, Carringtons, Browns, McAfees, Pasleys, Poindexters, Bryants, Greers, Eldridges, Burwells, Beauchamps, Stevens~ Bakers, Diggs, Harts, Smiths, Carltons, Moores, Samuels, Browns, Overtons, Mcintires, Andrews, Dixons, Moormans, Lynchs, Smarts, Leftwichs, Hopkins, Whartons, Watsons, Bedfords, Mackeys, Harrisons, Carters, Saunders, Coles and Hunters. Mr. Ovid Bell, author of local histories and a publisher, is from the Bell and Gilbert families. Dr. E. B. Craighead, one­ time President of Tulane University, was descended from the Smith and Craighead families.

THE FINNEY FAMILY

John, Peter and Zack Finney, brothers,with their sister, Nancy, came from Amelia County, by way of Pittsylvania County, and settled in Franklin County about 1790. John Finney was born September 17, 1774, and married Elizabeth Prunty (called "Polly" in the marriage bond) January 18, 1802. There were nine children of this union: John, Thomas, Franklin, Robert, Joshua, William, Nancy, Betsy, and Polly. At the death of Elizabeth, John Finney married Susannah Mitchell (November 17, 1824). They had two children: Marshall and Jane. John Finney died June 18th, 1844, and was buried near Mt. Bethel Church. Zack Finney, born ca. 1776, married Sarah Jane Brown on December 7th, 1821. They had eight children: Jackson, San­ ford, Zack Jr., George, Betsy Ann, Dolly, Jane and Caroline. Jackson (full name William Andrew Jackson Finney) mar­ ried a Miss Muse. He represented Pittsylvania County in the Virginia Legislature in 1874-75. Sanford Finney married Mary Swanson, daughter of Fran­ cis and Frances Chattin (MUse) Swanson, of the family which later produced Senator Claude A. Swanson. 65 In Pittsylvania County Will Book 2, on page 468, is recorded the will of Mrs. Frances Chattin Muse Swanson, devising pro­ perty to her daughter, Mary A. s. Finney, and her grandson, Frances W. c. Finney, and appointing Sanford R. Finney executor. In Franklin County Deed Book 30, page 374, is recorded a deed from Dudley S. Muse, his wife, to "F. w. c. Finney, s. R. Finney and Mary A. Finney, children of Sanford R. Finney, deceased, being the land heired by children aforesaid from the estate of Zachariah Finney. 11 Zack Finney, Jr., died unmarried. George Finney married a Miss Frith. Betsy Ann Finney married her cousin, John Finney. Dolly Finney married John Smith. Jane Finney married John Ward. Caroline Finney married Bolin Brown. Peter Finney, one of the four who came to Franklin from Arnelia,was born ca. 1778, and married Ann w~lker ca. 1818. They had three children: Wesley L., Louisa Walker am Charles c. Wesley L. Finney married his cousin, Martha c. Finney, on October 30th, 1846. Louisa Walker Finney married Charles c. Lee on October 13th, 1835, and had a son, William Peter Francis Lee, who inher­ ited the brick house which Charles c. Lee built on his large plantation in the upper Snow Creek Valley. w. P. F. Lee general­ ly lmown as Captain Lee, married Nannie Susan Barrow, and had six children: Charles B., Robert R., Lula Watkins, Annie Page, William Ludwell, and Nannie Susan. The two sons first named be­ came prominent physicians. Ann Finney, daughter of Peter, was the first wife of Robert Prunty. They were married May 17, 1845. She died about 1850, leaving a son Robert. Nancy Finney, who came with her three brothers from Amelia to Franklin County, was born ca. 1780, and married Jesse Prunty on March 18th 1802. They had seven children: John, Tho­ ma~, Robert, Elizabeth, Jane, Jesse and Frances. John Finney, son of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Finney, was born in 1803, and married Frances, daughter of John and Mary (Love) King. They had silt children: Mary, Sally Ann, James L., John, Jacob and Babe. Mary married Frank Fralin. Sally Ann mar­ ried William T. Deshazo, and died on January 4, 1922, aged 87 years. James L.,married Susan Napier. John was killed at the Battle of Seven Points. Of Jacob and Babe, no information. John and Frances (King) Finney lived on Snow Creek, where he manufactured 66 tobacco for many years. He died in 1883. Of Thomas Finney, son of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Finney, no data. Franklin Finney, son of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Finney, was born ca. 1808, married, and settled, presumably, in the area now embraced by Estill and Madison Counties in Ken­ tucky. Robert Finney, son of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Fin­ ney, married Mary Morris, and settled in Kentucky near his bro­ ther Franklin. Joshua Finney, son of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Fin­ ney, was born June 15, 1812, and married Carolina Staples. They had two children: Mollie and George. George was a prominent business man in Danville, Va., and died in Florida ca, 188o. Joshua Finney's home was in the western part of Henry County, where he died April 20, 1856. William Finney, son of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Finney, married Ruth, daughter of Jacob Clark of Patrick County, and settled near Ridgway, later removing to Martinsville, where he died in 1890. Their children were Molly, Annie and Carrie. The last named married Charles J. Angle of Greensboro, N. c. Nancy Finney, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Finney, married John Bondurant on November 4th, 1828. Of Betsy Finney, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Prun­ ty) Finney, no information. Polly Finney, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Prunty) Finney, married George Napier. Marshall Finney, son of John Finney by his second mar­ riage to Susannah Mitchell, married Mary East, and had three children, Annie, Callie and John J. Annie married William D. Hill; Callie married Polk Mills; and John J. married Mattie Phil­ pott, Marshall Finney died Aprll 17th, 1864, and is buried near Mt. Bethel. Jane Finney, daughter of John Finney and his second wife, Susannah Mitchell, married Mr. Thomas, and lived near Mt. Bethel. Other members of the Finney family whose marriage bonds are in the Clerk's office of Franklin County, but who do not appear in the foregoing genealogy, are: Nancy Finney and Alex­ ander Dunn, February loth, 1824; Riley Finney and Ellender Slone March 27, 1793; John Finney and Ruth Smith, Sept. 2, 1805; Lewis Finney and Elizabeth Stuart, Feb. 5, 1808; Amos Finney and Eliz­ abeth Wingfield, Jan. 6, 1834. Members of the Finney family were near the present Frank- 67 lin County area before the first county had been formed from Amelia. Thomas Finney was a witness for John Stuart in a land transaction in 1738. In 1746 he conveyed to William Harris, overseer of "Finnywood", several pieces of land. It is thought that the four members of the Finney family who came to Franklin about 1790 were grandchildren of Thomas Finney of "Finnywood."

:rHE FISHBURN FAMILY

Note: The following was taken from a letter from Junius BlairFishburn to Junius Parker Fishburn, dated Feb. 2, 1926. Until I found an old book in an old secretary that was willed to me by my uncle, John Robert Fishburn, at his death, which happened in Texas July 20, 1886, while visiting there, none of us knew anything about our great-great-grandfather, but from the in­ formation in this book as well as a letter written on Dec. 26, 1830, by your great-great- great-grandfather, John Fishburn, we would have known very little about the early Fishburns in this country. First, I will start with John Fis~burn, with the infor­ mation written in his own handwriting in Dec. 1830, when living in Allen Co., Ky. This information gives the date of his birth, that of his wife, as well as his 9 children and 55 grandchildren, 44 of whom were living at that time (1830). This inforination is written on 4 sheets of paper, still well preserved, with memoran­ dums on it, as well as a certificate in the little book in which I found it, each of which verifies the other. John Fishburn was b. Feb. 6, 1762. Susanna Kitterman, his wife, was b. Mar. 2, 176o, and d. Nov. 27, 1826. He does not state where either were born, but he was supposed to have been born in Lancaster Co., Penn, as that was all the information we had from my grandfather. They were m. Mar. 12, 1782, and the record does not say where. He lists the following as his children: 1. Peter b. Jan. 9, 1783 2. Jacob b. Mar. 25, 1785 (your great great grandfather) 3. Frederick b. Nov. 19, 1786 4. Mary Anna , b. July 2, 1788 5. Christina b. Feb. 22, 1790 6. Christopher b. Feb. 12, 1792 7. Elizabeth b. Jan. 19, 1794 8. Barbara b, Dec. 19, 1795 9. Mary Magdalene b. June 10, 1798 (ct. June 11, 1798) The following is a list of the grand children of John and Susanna Fishburn, I am copying it just as he had it,

~ Grandchild 1, Peter Susanna b. July 4, 1806, d. Oct, 1821 2. Peter John b. Dec, 19, 1807 3. Frederick Elizabeth b. Mar, 21, 1808 68

4. Peter Mary Ann b. Oct. 11, 1809 5. Frederick Susanna b. May ll, 1810, d. Aug. 22, 1829 6. Peter Jacob b. Nov. 5, 1810 7. Jacob Samuel b. Jan. 25, 1811 8. Anna Henry Huffman, b. Dec. 29, 1811 9. Peter George Harger, b. Sept. 5, 1812 10. Jacob Elizabeth b. July 2, 1813 11. Frederick Mary Ann b. July 2, 1813 12. Christopher Smith b. July 22, 1813, d. Feb. 10, 1818 13. Peter Nancy Hail b. Apr. 14, 1813 14. Anna Peter b. Apr. 15, 1814, d. Ma¥ 12, 1814 15. Christina Susanna K1ttaman b. Feb. 8, 1815 16. Christopher Anna b. Apr, 27, 1815 17. Anna Jemima b. Oct. 10,· 1815 18. Frederick Christina b. May 30, 1816 19. Peter Elizabeth b. July 1, 1816 20. Christopher Elizabeth b. May 23, 1817 21. Christina John b. June 23, 1817~ d. Sept, 23, 1820 22. Anna Susanna b. Aug. 18, 1~17 23. Peter Channey Harrison b. Mar. 1, 1818 24. Elizabeth Lavena b. Feb. 15, 1818 25. Barbara Susanna b. Jan. 12, 1819 26. Christopher Patsy b. June 18, 1819 27. Frederick John b. July l, 1819 28. Anna Elizah, b. Sept. 6, 1819 29. Peter Henry K1ttaman b. Feb. 18, 1820, d. Mar. 6, 1820 30. Elizabeth Smith b. Feb. 18, 1820 d. Oct. 1822 31. Barbara George b. May l, 1820 32. Jacob Susanna b. Sept. 30, 1820 33. Anna Martha b. Dec. 13, 1821 34. Barbara John b. Jan. 11, 1822 35. Christopher Wesley b. Jan.- 29, 1822 36. Christina had a son b. Dec. 17, 1821, d. Dec. 17,1821 37. Elizabeth Christopher b. Sept. 6, 1822, d. Sept. 19, 1822 38. Christina Nathan b. Jan. 27, 1822 39. Barbara Joseph b. Dec. 22, 1823 40. Christopher Susanna b. Mar. 7, 1824 41. Frederick Barbara b. Mar. 21, 1824 42. Anna John Fishburn b. June 12, 1824, d. June 11, 1826 43. Christina Sealy b. Oct. 4, 1824 44. Jacob Sarah b. May 14, 1825, d. May 15, 1825 45. Barbara Milley b. Dec. 30, 1825 46. Christopher Wilson b. Mar. 15, 1826 47. Anna David Boman b. July 6, 1826 48. Jacob Mary Ann, b. Aug. 11, 1826 49. Frederick David Bhealer b. Sept. 4~ 1826 50. Barbara Mary Ann b. Mar. 22, 182~ 51. Anna Elizabeth b. May.14, 128 52. Christopher Bluford b. July 12, 1828 53. Frederick Jacob b. Feb. 22, 1829 54. Jacob Peter b. Jan. 5, 1829 55. Barbara Elizabeth b. Apr. 20~ 1830 56. Anna Jacob. b. Aug. 18, 1~30 While I am not sure it looks like John Fishburn might 69 have been the son of John Phillip Fishburn, sr., who was born in 1722, and came to America in 1749, and died in 1795, Or it is possible he belonged to one of the children of Phillip, Jr,, who was married twice, and had 18 children, who scattered all over this country, Jacob Fishburn, ( sometimes called John Jacob Jr.), son of the above John, (who was sometimes called John, Sr.), was b, Mar, 25, 1785, and d, Oct. 1, 1844 in Franklin Co., Va. He lived in Franklin Co., and married Ann Wagner. I nave under­ stood that zhey had the following children: 1. Betsy,who m, a Dent. She has a dau. Betty now living in Detroit. 2. Samuel, who m. Frances Tinsley, Mar. 28, 1832. (Your great-grandfather). Frances Tinsley was b. Dec. 24, 1811. 3, Susan, whom. a Graham of Floyd co. 4. Mary, whom. a Stephenson of Floyd Co., and had 1 child­ Rosa Birchfield, whom. a Whitescarver (now living in Salem and Roanoke). One of the Whitescarver girls married a Mr. Ray Dou­ that, at present living at 1214 Hamilton Terrace, Roanoke. 5, Peter, (the youngest) whom. and went to Tennessee to live, and there are several children and grandchildren now living near Knoxville, Tenn. Samuel Fishburn, your great-grandfather, whom. Frances Tinsley Mar. 28, 1832 lived in Franklin Co., and died in Big Lick, Va,, Feb. 12, 1879. Frances, his wife, d. in Roanoke, Aug, 14, 1900. They had the following children: 1. Jacob W. b. Feb. 4, 1833, d. Feb. 12, 1883, in Texas. 2. Reuben Harvey b. Feb, 27, 1835, d. Apr. 26, 1914, in Roanoke. 3. Ferdinand Blair, b. Aug, 20, 1836, d. in Camp Chase, o., during the War where he was a prisoner. 4. Benjamin Bailey b, Aug. 12, 1838, d. Nov. 15, 1857 5. James Addison (your grandfather) b. Mar. 18, 1840, at Sydnorsville, Franklin Co., d. in Roanoke, Jan. 3, 1921, at 714 Campbell Ave. 6, Elizabeth Jane b. Jan. 10, 1842, now living on Tenth st. as Mrs. J. A. Woody. 7. Peter Hopkins b. Jan. 1, 1844, d. at Floyd courthouse Jan. 26, 1884. (Meth. Minister) 8. Susan Emeline b. Feb. 14, 1846, d, July 7, 1909, in Roanoke. 9. Amarilla Ann b, Mar. 4, 1848, d. Sept. 11, 1918, in Frank­ lin Co. 70

10. Tipton Lewis Tinsley b. Nov. 20, 1849, d. in Roanoke April ll, 1921. 11. John Robert b. Oct. 31, 1851, d. July 20, 1886, near Mexia, Texas. 12. Junius Lee (after whom I was named) b. Dec.l~, 1853, d. near Sydorsville Aug. 20, 1858. Your grandfather, James Addison Fishburn, was b. Mar. 18, 1840, m. Mary Louise Harriett Boone, of Boones Mill, Va., Sept. 13, 1864. She was b. June 3, 1845, at Boones's Mill, Frank­ lin co., and d. Roanoke Sept. 1, 1922, the dau. of Fleming Boone and Susan Kinsey Boone. The followi~ are their children: 1. Junius Blair b. Sept. 27, 1865 about 1 mile west of Boones Mill at the old Boone home, Married Theresa Grace Parker, in Cleveland Tenn., Sept. 5, 1895, now living at 726 Thirteenth St., Roanoke. She was b, July 10, 1874, in Cleveland, Tenn., the dau. of John Henegar Parker, a banker, and Mary Kezia (Smith) Parker. 2. Minnie Tinsley b. July 4, 1867, l mile south of Perry­ ville, Ky., on the east side of the creek on a:h1ll at the covered bridge, at the old James Tinsley home, where our father and mother were living at the time. Married Edward L. Stone in Roanoke, va. Apr. 10, 1890. 3. Emma Elizabeth b. Apr. 10, 1869, Mitchelsburg, Ky., at the old Fishburn home on the hill just west of the station. Mar­ ried J. Harry Girvin in Roanoke, Apr. 16, 1901. 4. Susan Frances b, Dec. 9, 1870, at same place. Married Rev. w. J. Prout. 5. Mary Louise b. Dec. 8, 1872, at same place. 6. Ernest Boone b. Oct. 4, 1874 at same place. Married Anne Davant in Roanoke, 7. Charles Robert b. Jan. 7, 1877 at Rolling Fork, Ky. a­ bout 4 miles south of Mitchellsburg. Married Judith Marshall in Roanoke. 8. Walter Deering b. May 30, 1880 in Danville, Ky. south side of Main St,, west of Fourth, m. Lilliaa Rhodes Snapp, 9. Harry Proctor b. May 4, 1882 in Big Lick, Va. on Water St. near tobacco factory, l!larried Frances Butterfield in Moscow, Idaho, The following are the children of Junius Blair Fishburn: Junius Parker Fishburn b, Sept. 30, 1895 at 727 Thir­ teenth St,, Southwest, now the Shull home, Married Katherine Rhodes 71

Nelson Jan. 14, 1926, at 2nd. Pres. Ch. in Roanoke. Mary Evelyn Fishburn b. Mar. 6, 1898 at 777 Thirteenth st., s. w. Roanoke, next door to birth place of Junius Parker. Married George Scott Shackelford, Jr., of Orange Va., Feb. 26, 1927, at 126 13th St., s. w., Roanoke. Ernest Louise Fishburn b. Aug. 10, 1900, same place. This brings a direct line from John Fishburn, 1762, down to your marriage last month. One of the old Fishburn Bibles was burned in a fiPe of one of the dwellings before the War, and the Boone Bible was burned in a fire about 1865, and not only the Bible was lost but also one of the children, Mildred, the dau. of Fleming Boone, and a sister of your grandmother Fishburn. She was about 12 years old. The Goode connection of the Fishburns you can find in the Virginia ·cousins, starting with Amarilla Goode, mother of Frances Tinsley. Frances Tinsley was the wife of Samuel Fish­ burn, your great-grandfather. You will find the Tinsley connection in a copy of the Tinsley Genealogy, as we were connected with all the Franklin co. Tinsleys. your great-grandmother was a dau. of Willis Tin­ sley and a sister of Ben Tinsley, James Tinsley, Tipton Tinsley of Baltimore and others. There are quite a lot of relatives in the way of Goodes and Tinsleys in Ky-. and Texas. Your grandfather, J. A. Fishburn, lived in Texas before the Civil War. After his marriage in 1864, he moved, in Jan. 1867, to Perryville, Ky., and lived at Perry­ ville, Mitchellsburg, Ky., Rolling Fork, Ky., and Danville, Ky., until Dec. l, 1880, when he moved back to Roanoke. He fought in the Civil War, as did all his brothers, on the southern side. You will also find that about 7 of the older boys fought in the Rev. War, as well as the War of 1812, and in the Mexican War of 1848. Most all of them were Democrats, and most of the older ones were raised Presbyterians. The first ones built Lutheran Churches at what is now Hershey, Penn. and a number of them are buried there. __ There are also two of the old stone residences standing yet. From Penn. the family came down the valley of Va. and settled in Augusta Co. and Franklin Co, All of those who have "e" on their names added it about 1830 to 1850. Jacob Willis Fishburn was the first one to go to Texas prior to the Civil War. He was the oldest son of Samuel Fish­ burn. The family of Peter Fishburn that moved to Tenn. still lives out in that part of the country. As to your own father, I was Cashier, Pres., and Chair­ man of the Board of the National Exchange Bank for 37 years, and am now Chairman of the Executive Committee, and connected with a 72

number of other business enterprises of Roanoke, I am a member of Greene Memorial Methodist Church. We have lived in Roanoke since 1880, when it was Big Lick. We moved into our present home on Oct. 8, 1908, 726 Thirteenth St., s. w. Roanoke.

THE GLASS FAMILY

Dudley Glass, Sr., (will dated Nov. 17, 1824, pro. in Halifax Co., Oct. 22, 1827) m. 1st• Frances Priddy (P,rideaux); 2nd, Sally-.....,--,-_""""'". He served in Capt. Milner's 00., in the Revolution. (See Halifax do. Records, 1774-1777, and William and Mary Quarterly of Jan. 1927, p. 6o). In his will he names wife, Sally and: (l) Son, John Glass, whom. Maitland Simmons (2) Dau. Frances Glass, whom. Thomas Lipscomb Rag­ land, of Halifax (3) Dau. Molly Farmer (4) Son, George Glass, and his four children: John s., Patsy Walner, Frankie Walner and Dudley. (5) Dau. Judith Irby, and her children: John, Frank­ ie, Polly, Patsy, Dudley, Betsy, William, Harrison and Sally Irby, who m. Thomas Martin (6) Son, Dudley Glass, a~d Annie Sparks, relationship not stated. John Glass whom. Maitland Simmons, dau. of Thomas Sim­ mons of Halifax Co., ca. 1800; moved from Halifax to Franklin, Dec. 13, 1815. John Brown and Sally, his wife, of Franklin Co., conveyed John Glass of Halifax Co., 400 acres on Island Creek, a branch of Pigg River, Apr. l, 1816. He d. Oct. 19, 1840, in Frank­ lin, on the homestead later bought by John Brown. Issue: (I) Dudley Glass, b. 1801, d. unm. (II) Patience Glass, b. 1803, m. Jacob G. Machenheimer, brother of Gabriel, who, with his brother, came from Baltimore, Md., and settled in Franklin. Issue: (A) Martha Patience Machenheimer, m. Robert Burrell Rives, b. in Franklin Co., and in Rich­ mond in 1904. He was a Confederate soldier, and after the war went to Colorado. He lived there till 1902, and returned to Va. He is buried in Riverview Cemetery, Richmond. Issue: 73 (1) Jacob Joseph Rives, (b. Dec. 16, 1856, d. Nov. 24, 1920) m. Annie Page Collins, g.g.g. dau. of Patrick Henry. His widow lives in Lynchburg. Issue: a. Rosalie Henry, b. Aug. 24, 1899, at Halifax Courthouse. b. Martha, b. Jan. 11, 1901, d. in infancy. c. Page Lewis, b. Jan. 13, 1902, at Halifax Court­ house, m. David Hugh Oglesby, Mar. 12, 1921. Issue: David Hugh, b. Jan. ~1, 1922; and Page Lewis, b. Sept. 29, 1925. d. Frances Josephine, b. Nov. 6, 1905 at Martins­ ville, m. William Robert Phelps, Dec. 26, 1923. issue: William Robert, Jr., b. Nov. 30, 1922. e. William Burwell, b. Feb. 10, 1909, at Richmond. f. Elizabeth Lovelace, b. Dec. 31, 1911, at Halifax Courthouse. (2) Frances Patience Rives, d. 1929, buried in Rich­ mond, m. Alfred Sidney Herndon, (d. Apr. 17, 1907) of Pittsylvania. Issue:

a. Mary Rives Herndon, b. Nov. 26, 1888, Iii~ Morton Edward Sewall, Aug.17.1918. Issue: Morton Edward, b. Dec. 20, 1919; and Mary Belt; b. Aug. 15, 1924. Home: 526 London Ave., Baltimore, Md. b. Lewis Sidney Herndon, M.D., b. June 22, 1889, m. Eunice Stewart of Charlotte N. c., Mar. 22, 1917; educated in Medical College of Va.; served in World War; wounded at Soisso.ns and in the Argonne; decorated; now practicing medicine at 33 Johnson Ave., Newark, N. J. c. Nancy Herndon, m. Dr. Thomas A. Lamb, of Rich­ mond, in 1913. Issue: Rives Maupin Lamb, ed­ ucated in Hampden-Sydney College. Home: Alex­ andria. d. Martha Herndon, m. Raymond H. Lee, at Richmond. Among issue: Frances Herndon Lee. e. Josephine Rives Herndon, m. Thomas Lee Newton, June 26, 1928, in Richmond. Home: West Point. (3) Josephine Machenheimer Rives, m. John Thomas Hay­ nes of Franklin Co. Issue: a. Winston Rives Haynes, educated v. M. I. Univers­ ity of Richmond, Medical College of Va., and 74

and George Washington University. Practicing medicine at Silver Springs, Md. b. Walter Machenheimer Haynes. (4) Lilly Machenheimer, d. in infancy. (B) Susannah Machenheimer, m. Abram Booth Hancock, 2nd wife. No issue. (C) Joseph Glass Machenheimer, d. unm. in Civil War; buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond. (D) Nannie Machenheimer, d. unm. (III) Amelia Glass, m. Coleman Bennett. (IV) Judith Glass, b. Sept. 2, 1815, d. Franklin Co., in 1839, m. William Swanson Muse, (b. Dec. 24, 1808). (V) Frances Elizabeth Glass, b. 1807, d. Aug. 1897, m. 1st, Moses Walkler., Apr. 20, 1830; m. 2nd, Ashford Keen (d. Nov. 15, 1876). Issue by 1st marriage: {A) Martha Elizabeth Walker, b. Sept. 8, 1832, d. June 28 1881, m. Col. Abram Booth Hancock, Nov. 3,187,4 in Rockingham Co., N. C. Issue by 2nd Marriage: (B) C~therine Keen, m. William Machenheimer, son of Gabriel Machenheimer. (C) Julia A. Keen, m. Thomas Richard Hancock, son of William Thomas Hancock. (D) Sally Keen, d. unm. (E) David Keen, m. a Miss Fuller of Danville, (F) Charles Keen, m. and lived in the state of Washington, (VI) Martha Ann Glass, b, 1809, d. June 24, 1895, In her 76th year she m, a Rev, Gray of Botetourt Co.

THE GOODE FAMILY

David Goode I, was born in Germantown, Pa., ca. 1740, and died in 1819. Hem. Elizabeth Waltz in Germantown. They removed to Maryland, thence to Franklin County, in 1790, settling on 75 Chestnut Creek, near the present site of Providence Church, on the "Old Carolina Road". They were of German descent. Eliza­ beth Waltz Goode never learned to speak English. Most of the Geodes of the Valley of Virginia, and of Franklin, Craig, Pat­ rick and Henry Counties are of Pennsylvania Dutch origin. The Geodes of Eastern Virginia are largely of English descent, Jacob, Fountain and David G. Goode of (Waidsboro) Frank­ lin Co. William P., George w. and Thomas H., were descendants of David Goode I. All of these, except Jacob, were the sons of David Goode II, while Jacob was the son of David Goode I. David Goode I, made his will on May 23, 1812 (D. B. II, p. 276) and it was proven in a court held for Franklin Co., Aug. 3, 1819. He could have been a son of one of the Guth brothers who migrated from Germany to Pennsylvania in 1763, as it was only 27 years after this date that he was living in Franklin. The tax records of Franklin Co. show David Goode and George Goode as land owners in 1792-1793. Valentine and Jacob Goode, sons of David Goode I, were land owners in 1794, and David Goode Jr., was a land owner in 1798, The early Geodes were long-lived people. Several grand­ children of David Goode I, lived into the twentieth century. His son, David Goode II, b, 1776, died in 1862. Sally (Goode) Young, daughter of David II, b, ca. 1810, lived to be over 100 years old. Jacobi. son of David I, was b. 1792, d. 1887. Jacob's son, David, b, 1~19, d. 1910. Issue of David I, and Elizabeth Waltz Goode: (1) Geor~e, b. ca. 1772, m. (1st) Ellen Davis, and (2nd) Sallie Williams. (2) Elizabeth, b. 1774, m. (1st) ___ Peters, and (2nd) Ben Ray. (3) David II, b. 1776, d. Nov, 8, 1862, m. (1st) Sal­ lie Ramsey, {2nd) Malinda Miles, (3rd) Ruth Fea­ zell, and (4th) Jane Tate. (4) Valentine, b, 1777 (5) John, b. 1780, m. Jane Standley, d. in War of 1812. (6) Samuel, b. 1782, m. Nancy Craig of Henry county. (7) Catherine, b. 1785, m. ___ McCall. (8) Nancy, b, 1787, m. Daniel Ramsey. (9) Sally, b. 1790, m. John Adams. (10) Jacob, b, 1792, m. (1st) Alice Mullins, and (2nd) Katherine Oxley. (11) Mary Ann, b. 1794, m. Sam Altic. (12) Jane, b. 1796, m. Abram Williams. David Goode II, lived.near the present site of old Providence Church, and gave the land on which the church was built in 1833. Issue of David Goode II, by 1st marriage: (1) Sally, m, Lewis Young.

By 2nd marriage: (l} George Woodard, b. ca. 1825, d. in Mercer co., w. Va., 1901 (twin) m. Julia Mason. Was mem­ ber of Co. B., 57th Va. Regiment. (2) Thomas Harvey, (twin) b. ca. 1825, m. Letitia King. (3) David Gardner III,

By 3rd marriage: (l} Martha, m. Maxey. By 4th marriage: (l) Henry Fountain Goode, b, 1833, m. (1st) Pattie Hankins, and (2nd} Emma Coleman. (2) Jemima Goode, b. ca. 1840, m. Edward Harrison, and lived near Providence Church. (3) Sue Goode, b. Jan. 10, 1842, d. Jan. 20, 1925, m. Rev. Gilbert Mason, b. 1830, d. 1910. (4) William Patrick Goode, b. Nov. 22, 1844, m. Lind­ sey Oxley, living in 1934 in Confedrate Soldiers Home in Richmond. (5) Lockey Goode, b. 1846, d. July 27, 1933, m. Ric­ hard Dillard of Franklin Co. (6) Mary Goode, b. 1848, m. Ferdinand Stanley. George Woodard Goode and Julia Mason had issue: (l) Lewis, b. 1858, living at Athens, w. Va., had 9 children. (2) Joseph, b. 186o, moved to Tenn. Had 5 children. (3) Jennie, b. ca, 1862, m. E. M•. Kanode. Had 9 child­ ren, lives at 411 Stanley Ave., Roanoke. (4) Nannie, b, 1865, deceased. 77 (5) Mary, dec'd. (6) Ida, b. 1867, dec'd. Had 5 children. (7) George w. Jr., b. 1869. Lives at Gardner, w. Va. Has 4 children. (8) Tuemore, dec 1d. Had 7 children. (9) Minnie, never married. (10) Adam. (11) Bertie. Thomas Harvey Goode and Letitia King, and their child­ ren, John Lewis, and Charles H., moved to Iowa. David Gardner Goode III, b. in Franklin County, July 18, 1827, d. Mar. 5, 1900, m. Mary Frances Turner, b. Feb. 26, 1833, daughter of Meshach and Nancy (Martin) Turner of Franklin co. He was a Confederate soldier. Issue of David Gardner Goode III, and Mary Frances Goode: (1) Peter Leftwich, b. Feb. 5, 1853, d. 1924, m. Emma Woolwine. (2) Fanny, b. 1855, m. Thomas Mc Ghee of Franklin Co. (3) William Gardner, b. Apr. 4, 1857, d. March 6, 1930. Hem. Callie Bettie Williams (1859-1933) dau. of Wiley P. Williams of Franklin Co. (4) Benjam1n Meshach, b. Mar. 19, 1859, d. Jan. 6, 1922, m. Fannie Mildred Ross, b. Dec. 12, 1865, the dau. of Capt. Abram Burnett and Catherine (James) Ross of Henry Co. (5) Joseph . .Hamrick, b. Apr. 17, 1861, m. Martha Jane Eggleston of Henry Co. Lives at Bassett. (6) David Henry IV, b. Apr. 29, 1863. (7) Nannie Bettie, b. Dec. 14, 1865, d. 1934, m. Wiley P. Woody. (8) Norman Soloman, b. May 7, 1868, m. Lula Davis. Lives in Henry co. (9) Florence, b. May 3, 1873, m. Ernest L. Scott of Franklin co. Moved to Roanoke. -(10) Louisa, b. 1875, (dec'd) m. Pleasant Mason, No children. Issue of Peter Leftwich and Emma (Woolwine) Goode: (1) Mary, dec'd, m. ____ Tully had one child. (2) Fred, dec'd. (3) Emory, m. =--- Jones. They live in Fayette Co., West Va., and have several children. (4) Grace, m. L. E. Huffman, Agent for Aetna Life In­ surance Co., and lives at Charleston, W. Va. L. E. Huffman Jr. is a graduate of W. & L. University. (5) William, lives in Washington D. c. (6) Neva, m. ____ Jones. (7) Effie. Issue of Fanny Goode and Thomas D. McGhee: (1) Minnie, m. Milton Goode, of Lanahan. (2) Walter (3) Wilmer, m. Miss Kirks, and has several children. Issue of William Gardner Goode and Callie Bettie Williams: (1) Olea, b. 1880, d. 1910, m. Guy Philpott. (2) Pearl, b. 1881, dec'd. M. ____ Taylor, and had a son, Truman Taylor, who lives at Fieldale. (3) William D., b. 1883, m. Blanche Wad~ lives in Roanoke, has 3 children: William David Jr., Hilda and Frances. (4) Lera, b. 1885, m. Will Ross of Patrick co. (5) Odessa, dec'd. (6) Roy, dec 1 d. (7) Selma, m. ___ Bryant, has 4 daughters: Mae, Edith, Lourlne and Erma. (8) Wharton, m. ____ Seay lives at Louisa, .Ky. Children: Joy, Gay and A. W. Jr. (9) Marvin, World War I Veteran, m. and lives in Penn­ sylvania. (10) Gladys, m. Elijah Mullins, lives a Lanahan. (11) Emory H., m. Virginia Self of Martinsville, has one child, Emory H. Jr. 79

Issue of Benjamin Meshach Goode, and Fannie Mildred Ross: (1) Benjamin Clifford, b, July 21, 1892, m. Mary Rebec­ ca Williamson, daughter of Richard Silas and Mag­ gie (Prunty) Williamson of Martinsville, on Nov. 24, 1932. They have one daughter, Mary William­ son Goode. (2) Mabel Clare, b, Sept. 21, 1894, a public school teacher. (3) Abram Maury, b, Apr, 21, 1897, m. Grace Eleanor Ramsey of Sydorsville, has a daughter, Margaret Eleanor Goode. He is postmaster and merchant at Henry. (4) Virgil Hamlin, b, July 31, 1902, (5) Frances Catherine, b. July 31, 1904, school teacher in Henry Co. (6) Beatrice Augusta, b, Dec, 1907, was graduated from State Teachers College, Farmville, and is teacher in Fayette Co. West Va. Issue of Joseph Hamrick Goode and Martha Jane-Eggles- ton: (1) Alzie, dec'd. (2) Virgie, of Washington D. c. (3) John Letcher, dec'd. m. Lucy Davis of Martinsville. Had 2 children: Ray and Dulce. (4) Esther, dec'd. m, Clifford Shaw, an attorney of New Haven,Conn. Issue: 3 children. (5) Dora, dec'd,

(6) Joseph, m. Miss =r-::----n,-,- Crute of Farmville, lives at Alexandria. Mr. Goode has a government position, and Mrs. Goode teaches. (7) Glenwood, m. Harry Lee Daughtery, of Bassett, has a son, Harry Lee, Jr. David Henry Goode IV, m. Rosa Nutter, moved family to Oklahoma Territory in 1885, then to Olathe, Colo., where he now lives, He is a merchant and farmer, Children: Charley, Frank, and David, all business men of Orange, Cal.; and Esther and Thomas of Olathe, Colo. Issue of Nannie Bettie Goode and Wiley P. Woody of Bassett: 80

(l) Benjamin P., m. Lucy Stovall of Martinsville. (2) Annie, m. Herbert Stone of Henry Co., has sever­ al children. (3) Ernest, m. Miss Jarrett of Henry Co., (4) Mit­ chell, (5) Claude, (6) Russell, (7) Charlie, (8) Lula, m. Eggleston, (9) Pearl, (10) Mary, (llJ Harold, and (12) Earl Woody. Issue of Norman Solomon Goode and Lula Davis: (l) Holmes Irving, in business in Bristol (2) Lula Irene, m. Mr. Bowen, railway agent of Roxo­ boro, N. C. (3) David Hurd, m. Catherine Jones of Martinsville, has l daughter, Ann Goode {4) Hampton Gray, pharmacist (5) Normans. Jr., m. Mary Winn of Martinsville (6) Mary Sue, m. Robert Via, of Franklin Co. Princi­ pal of Henry High School (7) Harold D., m. Margaret Bruce French of Lumberton, N. C. (8) Virginia Dare, student at Harrisonburg Tea.chers College (9) Mildred, student 1n Martinsville High School. Issue or Florence Goode and Ernest L. Scott: (l) Charles D., (2) Garrett, (3) Ben Turner, (4) Eva, (5) Frances, and (6) Elizabeth Issue or Henry Fountain Goode, confederate soldier, by 1st m: (l) Berta, m. wash Ingram or Ferrum, and has serval children. Issue by 2nd m. (1) Milton, m. (1st) Maude McGhee, and m. {2nd) Minnie McGhee. Issue: Stafford and Sterling (twins). Issue, 2nd. m: Kyle Goode of Roanoke. (2) Ryland, m. Maggie Ramsey, daughter of Thomas A. and Eliza (Pace) Ramsey. Issue: Grace, m. o. L. 81

Slayton of Draper N. c.; Clare, m. Harry G. Lea, Rocky Mount; Frank, successor to his rather in the motor business at Rocky Mount; and Billy, student at Rocky Mount. Issue of sue Goode and Rev. Gilbert Mason: (1) Martha J. Mason, b. Oct. 29, 1857, m. J. W. Mc­ Ghee of Franklin co., had issue: William H. Pat­ rick, Rainey, India and Inez. (2) w. H. Mason b. Dec. 12, 1859, m. Alice Jarrett, and had issue: George, Walter, Bell, Raymond, Lucy and Horace. (3) Frances Mason; b. June 22, 1862, m. c. B. Pinkard, and had issue: Ed, Susie, Mattie, Clyde, Forrest, Noel, Bessie, Eva, Carrie, and Kenna. (4) Pleasant B. Mason, b. Mar. 8, 1864, m. (1st) Lula Coleman, and had issue: Myrtle, Taylor and Wil­ liam; m. (2nd) Louisa Goode. No issue; m. (3rd) Virginia Pinkard, issue: Robert, (5) Silas A. Mason, b. Aug. 8, 1868, rn. Laura Mason, had issue: Augusta. (6) Dr. Elijah L. Mason, M.D., b. Feb. 23, 1871, m~ Viola Hines, lives in Washington D. c., has one son, Jack. (7) Lindsay P. Mason, b. July 2, 1874, d. July, 17, 1898. (8) Nerva E. Mason, b. Feb. 19, 1877, m. Ollie Young, had issue: Nora, Kennis, Harold, Edna, Wilda, Ola, and Angie. (9) Ezra Mason, b. July 16, 1881, m. Selma Moore, had issue: Jewell and Jack. Home: Roanoke. Issue of William Patrick Goode, and Lindsey Oxley: (1) Madison David, of Gr1ffithsville, West Va. Is a merchant, farmer and teacher, and has represented his district in the West Va. General Assembly. (2) Virginia Tate, m. Carl Williams. (3) Ella Franklin, m. Albert Henderson. _(4) Henry Franklin, Hunt:1.ngton, West Va. (5) Florence, m. L. J. Ashworth. (6) George Harvey 82

(7) Mary, rn. E. H. Hal.stein. (8) Martha Tate, m. Edward Harrison. Issue of Lockey Goode, and Richard Dillard: (l) Titus; (2) Annie, m. Chas. Angle; (3) Oliver; and (4) Newton. Issue of Mary Goode: George and Charlie Stanley. Samuel Goode, son of David Goode I, lived near the present town of Bassett, and had issue: (1) Thomas, m. ___ Hill; (2) David, m. Adams; (3) George, rn, --_,.-Edwards; (4) Samuel,~Adeline Davis; (5) Sally, m. Alfred Oxley; (6) Elizabeth, m. Matt Edwards; and (7) Kate, m. Lewis Bowles. All 7 moved to Lincoln Co. w. Va. Issue of George Goode, son of David Goode I, by 1st m.: (1) Julia Ann, m. Jonas Goode, son of Jacob and Alice (Mullins) Goode. (2) Elizabeth, m. (1st) Stover; m. (2nd) James Stone. (3) Lucinda, m. EmueJ. Yancey Gardner, and moved to Carroll Co. (4) Frances, m. William Turner, son of Mechach and Nancy (Martin) Turner. (5) Puss, m. James Gardner, lived in Carroll Co. (6) Matilda, m. ___ HaJ.1, moved to Carroll Co. Deed Book XI, pp. 119, 175 and 243, records the names of 3 daughters of Samuel Goode, Jr., as having sold their shares in the estate of their father to Abraham Goode, son of David Goode I and a brother to Samuel Goode, Sr. Children of Samuel Goode Jr. are: (1) Elizabeth, m. Peter IOingenpeel; (2) Catherine, m. George Crider; and (3) Sarah, m. Samuel Kesler. Elizabeth, daughter of David Goode II, was a widow in 1812 as she was mentioned as Elizabeth Peters in her father's will of 1812. David Goode II, in his will, dated Mar. 4, 1851, (D. B. VII, p. 288) refers to EJ.izabeth'Ray 1 s children. Jacob Goode, son of David Goode and Elizabeth (Waltz) Goode,was born in Franklin Co., m, Alice Mullins, and had issue: {1) William, b, ca. J.816, m. (1st) Oxley; and (2nd) Katie Oxley (2) David, b. Feb. 7, 1819, d. Mar. 10, 1910, m. Nan­ cy Thomas (3) Mary, b. 1821, never married (4) Sally, b. 1824, m. James Thomas, son of Nathaniel Thomas. Moved to Wyoming Co., W. Va. (5) Ollie, b. 1826, m. Peyton Pearson of near Pro­ vidence Church. (6) Alice, b. 1827, m. William Whitlow (7) Jacob, II, b. m. Mary McMillon (8) Elizabeth, b. 1831, m. Alexander Moore (9) Jonas, b. 1833, m. Julia Ann Goode, daughter of George Goode Sr., his first cousin (10) Jane, b. 1835, never married (11) Juda, b. ca. 1836, m. Ed Massey William Goode, son of Jacob and Alice (Mullins) Goode, had issue: (1) Lucy, m. {1st) ____ Thornton; and (2nd) Byrd. (2) Sarah, m. Thos. Thornton (3) Thomas, m. (1st) Oxley (no children}; and {2nd) __ Smith-- (4) Marshall, m. (ls~ Oxley; and {2nd) This family moved to Griffithsville, w. Va. David Goode, son of Jacob and Alice (Mullins) Goode, b. in Franklin Co. He and his wife, Nancy Thomas (1821-1891), daughter of Nathaniel Thomas of Franklin Co., moved to Wyoming Co., w. Va. in 1855, where Pineville is now located. Issue: (1) Letitia, b. 1842, d. 1926, m. Harvey Green. Child­ ren: Shadrach, David, Nancy T., Alice Joshua and P!l..erce. (2) Anne, b. 1844, d. 1929, m. Greenbury Buchanan. A Union soldier. Children: William F., Isabel, Thomas W. , Virginia artl ca thie • (3) Lemuel, b. Sept. 17, 1846, d. Feb. 15, 1919, m. Tabitha Ramey (1850-1898) 84

(4) Frances, b. 1848, d. 1925, m. James R. Cook, a Confederate soldier. (5) Silas, b. Feb. 28, 1850, m. Nancy Short. Child­ ren: Robert, J. Ken., Everett, J.E., Gusta, Lake, Booker, Hannibal and Herbert. Home Pine­ ville, West va. (6) Milton, b. 1851, d. 1932, m. Eliza Phillips, had issue: Wiley, David, Flora, Nancy and Biddie. (7) Virginia, b. 1853, d. 1915, m. Elihu Green. Child­ ren: Juda, Ira, Charles, Epp, Mont, and Virgie. (8) Levi (1855-1929), m. Sarah Mitchell. Children: Alex, James, David, Nancy, Ellen, George w., and Frances. George w. is principal of Hewitt High School. (9) Fount (1859-1913), m. Mary Vandivort. Children: William Curtis, Lawrence, Roscoe, Joseph c., Clay­ ton and Pearle. Issue of Lemuel Goode and Tabitha Ramey: (1) Rev. G. Pendleton Goode, b. Dec. 26, 1868, m. (1st) Lizzie Cook, daughter of Senator w. H. H. Cook; (2nd) Cornelia Vandivort; and (3rd) Ada Brooks. He was ordained to the Baptist ministry in 1900, taught school for 40 years in Wyoming Co., w. Va., was elected Secretary of the Wyom­ ing Historical Society in 1925, and has written many articles on Wyoming County history and ge­ nealogy. (2) George W. Goode (1870-1917}, member or Wyoming Co. court (1908-14), m. Sena Halsey, and had eleven children. (3) Frank (1872) m. (1st) Elsie Cannaday; and (2nd) Martha Snuffer. Had 6 children. (4) Mary F. (1874-) m. F. L. Halsey, had 13 children. (5) Odey J. (1876) m. Rhoda Miller, lives in Roanoke, has 8 children. (6) T. Jeff (1878-) Wyoming Co. official, -m. Nannie Halsey, has 8 children. (7) c. Phil (1882-) m. Nan Tilley, has one son. (8) Juda E., (1884-) m. Abe McKenney, Pax, w. Va. has 8 children. 85

(9) Grover c. (1887-) m. Ida. Lemon, has 4 children. Home: Maben, w. Va. (10) Ida M. (1890-) Willie E. Clay, has 7 children. (11) Roscoe c. (1893-), Sanesville, w. Va. m. Jesse Lee Clay, has 4 children. Issue of Sally Goode, and James Thomas: (1) John; (2) Jeff; (3) Jake; (4) Emily, m. B. P. Cook; (5) Lizzie, m. Floyd Cook; and (6) Sarah m. Fernan- dez Cook. Issue of Ollie Goode, and Peyton Pearson: {l) Emeline Pearson, m, Mor~an Ramsey, son of Joseph Ramsey, and had issue: (a} Ida ~amsey, m, John Cover­ stone, lives in Roanoke; and Lucinda Ramsey, m. Cole Dyer, lives near Henry. Issue of Alexander and Elizabeth (Goode) Moore: (1) Mordecai, (2) Peter, whom. Bettie McGhee, dau­ ghter of John McGhee of Franklin Co. l':ssue of Jonas Goode,(of Co. "B" 57th Va, Regiment, C, s. A~) and Julian Ann Goode: (1) Marshall, and {2) Thomas.

THE GREER FAMILY

I. William Greer and Mary Anne Finch of English ex­ traction, were married in Ireland and came to America about 1735, and settled in Anne Arundel county, Maryland. They had eight sons and one daughter. The four oldest sons were born in Ire­ land, and the other children were born in Maryland. The names of these sons and daughters are as follows: 1. William, born in Ireland, remained neutral dur­ ing the Revolution. 2, James, born in Ireland, remained neutral dur­ ing the Revolution. 3. Shadrack, born in Ireland, served in the British Army during the Revolution. , 4. John, born in Ireland, remainded neutral during the Revolution. John Franklin Greer said, "upon information through Helen Orr English, wife of William E. English of India­ napolis, Indiana, I believe this John Greer was one of the first settlers of Tennessee." 86

5. Aquilla, bo_rn in Maryland, was a Revolutionary soldier. 6. Benjamin F., probably born in Ma-ryland, and probably American soldier.during the Revolution. 7. Walter, probably both in Maryland, and pro­ bably American soldier during the Revolution. 8. Moses Greer, Sr., born in Maryland, June 2, 1744, married Nancy Bailey, daughter of Thomas Bailey of Prince George County, and settled in Franklin County; was representative of Franklin County in the Virginia legislature for several terms; was surveyor and farmer; died in Franklin County, May 10, 1834. This Moses Greer is designated Moses Greer Sr., by the Greer family and is the progenitor of the Franklin County family. He was one of the first three Justices of the County Court, and in 1832 he was presiding justice. He served as a Captain in the War of the Revolution. 9. Rebecca, marri_ed a Divers. Their daughter, Nan­ cy Divers, was the second wife of Samuel Wood Greer, and mother of Joseph Hampton Greer. After the death or Samuel Wood Greer, in Monroe County, Missouri, December 1, 1851, Nancy returned to Virginia, and married George W. Keliy, a Primitive Baptist prea­ cher. Samuel Wood Greer was a son of Moses Greer Sr. John Hampton Greer states: "at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, William Greer and his four oldest sons, having taken the oath of allegiance to the King of England, remained neutral. All sons of Moses Greer Sr., who were born or who be­ came of age in the United States went into the Revolutionary Army of America. Shadrack, one qf the e~dest sons, went into the British Army and was afterwards disowned by his younger brothers." II. Moses Greer, .f>r., and Nancy Bailey's children were: 1. William Greer, married Miss Shelton, and settled in Davidson County, Kentucky. Their son.Moses married a Mrs. Charlton. Her maiden name·was Catherine Pollard. She was a daughter of Chattin D. Pollard who married Molly Greer. 2. Moses Greer, Jr., married Susannah Wood and settled in Franklin County. He was grandfather of Joseph Hamp­ ton Greer and great grandfather of John Franklin Greer. He was a Primitive Baptist minister, and baptized Thomas Bailey Greer, Chattin D. Pollard and Theoderick F. Webb. 3. Walter Greer, settled in Franklin County. He married Katherine Harkrider. 4. John Greer, settled in Bledsoe County, Tennessee, at Grassy Cove. Their s::> n, John, married Sara Jane Pollard. 87 5. Thomas Bailey Greer, married Ursula Webb. A Primitive Baptist preacher, he represented Franklin County in the General Assembly, as did his father, and his son Moses The­ oderick Greer. Thomas Bailey Greer died in Missouri about the time of the Civil War. His widow, Ursula, was living in Frank­ lin County shortly after the Civil War, 6, Betsy Greer, married James Callaway and settled in Franklin County, and had issue: Watt, who married Hale; Thomas; Nancy, who married Theoderick Webb; and Miranda;wE"o mar­ ried James Leftwich, Betsy Greer is buried in Paris, Monroe County, Missouri, 7, Nancy Greer, married Henry Carper and settled in Franklin County, Moses Carper, son of Henry ani Nancy (Greer) Carper, married, first, a Miss Tate and had issue: {l) Henry, who died unmarried, and (2) Nicholas, who married, first, Sallie Turnbull, and second, Jane Jones, and had issue: (a) Beverly, who died unmarried; and (b) James Jones Carper, who married Mary Wilson, and had issue: (1) James N,, who died unmarried; (11) Mary Jones, who married C, B. Willis; (iv) Norwood, who married Margaret Helms; and (v) Moses Greer Carpe~ who married Lillie Turnbull. 8. Molly Greer, married Chattin D. Pollard, Sep­ tember 13, 1790, and settled in Franklin County, She was the maternal grandmother of Joseph Hampton Greer and Samuel Wood Greer. 9, Sarah Greer, married Samuel Thompson, November 20, 1797, 10. Nelly Greer, married William Shelton, settled in Davidson County, Tennessee. 11. Catherine (Kitty) Greer, married William Left­ wich, a Primitive Baptist preacher. They lived in Franklin County and died without issue. III, Moses Greer, Jr, born May 12, 1768 was married to Susannah Wood, who born November 29, 1776, He died September 30, 1848, His wife died November 29, 1857, He was born, lived and died in Franklin Co. He and his wife were buried at the old homestead near Gogginsville. Their children were: 1, Samuel Wood Greer, born August 7, 1797, married May 28, 1823, to Frances Doggett Pollard, born December 22, 1794, daughter of Chattin Doggett Pollard and Molly Greer (See II-8). Frances Doggett Pollard Greer died in Monroe County, Missouri, October 31, 1844. Samuel W. Greer and his family left Franklin County September 11, 1838, in company with Webbs, Pollards and others numbering nearly a hundred, including several slaves. They drove, over the Alleghany Mountains,through Tennesse and Kentucky, crossed the Ohio River at Parker's Ferry into Gallatin County, Illinois, and crossed the Mississippi River at Alton, They reached Monroe County, Missouri, on the thirty-first day of October, 1838, making the whole trip in wagons, Samuel Wood 88

Greer lived in Monroe County, Missouri, until hisdeath, on De­ cember 4, 1881. He made several visits to Virginia and on one of them married his second wife, Nancy Divers, November 4, 1850. She was a daughter of Aquflla Divers, who was a son of Rebecca Greer Divers, (See I-9). After the death of Samuel Wood Greer, on December 4, 1881, his widow returned to Franklin County and married a Primitive Baptist Preacher named George W. Kelly. Samuel Wood Greer and his first wife, Frances Doggett Greer, are buried in the Willis burying ground on the old Lee Willis farm, about seven miles southwest of Paris, Monroe county, Mis­ souri. 2. Witherston Shelton Greer, married Mary Kyle, November 26, 1820, and settled in Bledsoe County, Tennessee, in 1838. He kept a post office called Grassy Cove in Bledsoe County. 3. Charlotte Greer married Daniel warner of Vir- ginia, April 23, 1831. 4. Nancy Greer married Daniel Noble of Virginia, September 9, 1823. 5. Sarah Greer married William Wright, October l, 1823. 6. Catherine (Kitty) Greer married Robert J. Webb, August 23, 1834, and moved to Missouri about 1839. In the fall of 1845 they returned to Franklin County, where they died soon after the Civil war. 7. Moses Carper Greer, who married, first, Nancy Childress, January 7, 1845, and sec6nd, Nancy Wood, a widow, daughter of Stepehn Wood, he being a brother of Susannah Wood Greer. After her death, he married a widow in Indiana. He and his second wife had a son named Moses, and three or four other children. 8. Thomas Stepehen Greer married Catherine Tate, and settled in Franklin County. They were the parents of Col. George H. T. Greer. 9. William Walter Greer, married a Miss Sink, IV. Samuel Wood Greer and Frances Doggett Pollard (See III-1) had issue: 1. Joseph Hampton Greer, born in Franklin County, April 5, 1824. He moved to Monroe County, Missouri, with his father, where he was married to Nancy Read Kelley on October l, 1848. one child, William Thomas, was born to this union. Nancy died February l, 1149. She was born November 1, 1828. After her death Joseph Hampton Greer was married on November 7, 1852 to Agnes (Read} Barnes, widow of Benjamin F. Barnes, She was the daughter of Samuel Read and Nancy Baldwin Read and was born November 28, 1822. She died March 9, 1899, She was a cousin of 89 the first wife. Joseph Hampton Greer and wife Agnes (Read) Greer are buried in the New Hope Cemetery in Audrian County, about ten miles west of Mexico, Missouri. 2. •Susan Catherine Greer, married George Anthony Maddox and had issue: Jesse Maddox. 3. Mary Elizabeth Greer, died single. 4. Searafine Eleanor Greer married her cousin Taze­ well Wright, son of William and Sarah Greer Wright (see III-5) and moved to California in 1852. They had issue: Emma, Corn­ elia and Theodosia. She died January 31, 1868, and is buried on Hilton (or Milton) Creek, about sixteen miles from Boise, Idaho. 5. Moses Greer, died single in California, and is buried in San Luis Obispo. 6. Frances Greer, married, fitst, Charles Warren, and second,~-~~--· She died without issue and is buried in Lewis County, Missouri. v. Joseph Hampton Greer married, first Nancy Read Kelley (see IV-1) and had issue: William Thomas Greer of Paris, Monroe .County, Missouri. He was born November 1, 1847, and was married November 5, 1868, to Ruth Elizabeth Trussell, and had issue: Ada, who married David c. Pool; Ardena, who married Frank c. Coates; and Kirkland, who married Kitty Moss. Ada had one child, Lloyd; Ardena had one child, Pauline; and Kirkland had one child. Joseph Hampton Greer married, second( a widow, Agnes Barnes, whose maiden name was Raad (see IV-lJ. She had four children by her first husband, Benjamin F. Barnes, whose names were: 1. Nancy Ann Barnes, born January 8, 1843, married James F. Brinker, January 20, 1859, and died in 1912. 2. James Samuel Barnes, born May 7, 1845, married Laura Brockman, March 15, 1867, died D cember 11, 1910. 3. Darwin Read Barnes~ born January 20, 1847, mar­ ried Julia Burton, November 4, 1~68. 4. William Cartmill Barnes, born June 6, 1848, mar­ ried Ella Hopkins, March 3, 1875, and was living in Victoria, Texas in 1914. Joseph Hampton Greer and Agnes Read Barnes Greer had four children: 1. Benjamin Wood Greer born August 7, 1858; mar- ried Minnie Baldwin, August 23, 1882; died June 13, 1912, leaving three children: Harry Marcus, Lynn Wood, and Archie Dean. 90

2. Hiram Smith Greer, born May 1, 1855, married Florence Reed, May 15, 1883, now (1914) living in White Hall, Illinois. They had two children, Hiram Franklin and Annie Ruth. 3. Joseph Pendleton Gree:r, born March 30, 1857; mar­ ried Leta Settle, June 23, 1894, and had issue: William Wood­ ford Greer, born ca. 1894, now living in Monroe County, Missouri (1914). Joseph Pendleton Greer died August 23, 1911. 4. John Franklin Greer, born January 7, 186o, mar­ ried November 9, 1884, to Ida May Baldwin (born May 3, 1864), and had issue: Margaret Agnes, born September 9, 1886, died July 21, 1889; Jessie May, born May 16, 1889; Nellie, born April 2, 1893; Frances, born August 28, 1898~ Mamie born September 1, 1900; and Hugh Hampton, born July 1~, 1908. Witherston Shelton Greer and his wife, Mary Kyle (III- 2), had issue: William, Thomas, Moses, Samuel, Henry Clay, Wit­ herston s., and probably others. Charlotte Greer (see III-3) and husband, Daniel Warner, had issue: Susan, Emily and George. George was in Vernon, Texas, about 1890. Emily was living near Dallas, Texas, in 1876, with her third husband, a Mr. Starr. Her second husband, (named FUqua) was drowned in the Trinity River. Susan married a Mr. Denton. She was widowed and living in Sulphur Springs, Texas, in 1876. Nancy Greer and husband, Daniel Noble (III-4), had issue: Mary Ann, William B., Moses G., John D., Emily, Eliza and Susan, Mary Ann married Joel Harper, who died January 22, 1892. She was living in 1896 with her daughter, Mary Ann Noble, (born November 24, 1824, died March 13, 1912) who married a Mr. Pasley in Fulton, Missouri, Mary Ann Harper's son, John, was living at Georgetown, Texas, with his uncle, Moses Noble, in 1876. Moses Greer married Cornelia Wood, of Rocky Mount. He moved to California about 1865, and from California to Texas. He was living at Georgetown, Texas, in 1901 and had two sons: Alfred Early, of Temple, Texas; and R. Wood Noble, a surgeon in Kings Daughters Hospital in Temple, Texas. Emily Noble married Robert Lavinder of Franklin County. They both died in Montgomery County, Missouri. They had issue: Moses, Joseph, John, Headley, Emma, Susan, and two other sons, arx:l two other daughters. The unnamed four were the youngest children. Susan married Isham Boone of Franklin County. They moved to Montgomery County, Missouri,. where she died prior to 1900. They had several children, among them a daughter named Marietta. William B. Greer died in young manhood, unmarried. John D. Greer, married Eliza Wood, sister to his bro­ ther, Moses Greer's wife. Eliza died November 28, 1900, at the age of 68, leaving two grandchildren named Annabelle and Tate. He died in Lynchburg, shortly before 1910. 91

Sarah Greer and husband, William Wright (III-5) had issue: Tazewell G., Susan Ann and Moses Theoderick. Tazewell Wright married his cousin Serafina Eleanor Greer, a sister of Joseph Hampton Greer (IV-4). The three daughters of Tazewell and Serafina Wright were in California in 1889. Susan Ann mar­ ried Thomas F. Taylor and moved to Alabama or Mississippi about 1850. Moses Theoderick Wright married and lived in Franklin at the old homestead. Catherine Greer and husband, Robert J. Webb (III-6) had issue: Susan, Ann, Moses and Jacob. Jacob Webb was a phy­ sician and served as surgeon in the Confederate Army. He mar­ ried Henrietta Taylor. No issue. Moses Webb died while serving in the Confederate Army. Susan and Ann were living on the old homestead, both single, in 1890. Walter Greer and Katherine Harkrider (II-3}, had issue: Catherine, Sarah, Mariah and John. John married Nancy Overfelt, a sister of Berry Overfelt, Sarah married Berry Overfelt. Thomas Bailey Greer and wife, Ursula Webb (II-5), had issue: Ursula Jane, William Armistead Burwell, Moses Theoderick, Thomas Bailey, John Henry, Walter Callaway and Catherine Bailey Greer, who married Zachary T, Wade, William Armistead Burwell Greer, physician, was living in New Cambria, Missouri, in 1877. He married Laura Mason and had issue: Thomas, Louisa, Emma. Ursula Jane, daughter of Thomas Bailey Greer, married Walker Wright, of Montroe County, Missouri, and had issue: James L., Thomas s., Robert, and probably others. James L. was County Clerk of Monroe County, Missouri, for sixteen years. Walter Callaway Greer married Elizabeth Craig, at Macon City, Missouri. He had several children, and served with the Union Army in the War between the States. Theoderick Greer borther of Ursula, married, first, Nancy Gallaway, and had issue: Elizabeth, who married John R. Martin; Emily, who married Dr. Quincy Bowyer; Tazewell Armistead, who married Addie Darnell; Henry Callaway, who married Sallie Pinkard, and moved to Colorado; Mary Catherine, who married John H. Carter; Theoderick Fitzgerald, who married Mary Ann Scott; Byrd Landgon, who married Pattie Pinkard; Serena, who died un­ married; James Thomas, who married widow Julia Franklin Wade Patterson; Ramsey, who married, first, Mary Adkins, and second, Julia Patterson Wade, widow of Henry Wade. Ramsey Greer and Julia Patterson Wade, his second wife, had issue: Nannie Cicily, who married Street Greer; and Julia Franklin, who married Mr. Holland of Durango, Colorado; and Beau­ regard. Nancy Webb, sister of Theoderick Greer, married Dr. Beard and lived in Missouri. They had among other children, a blind son who walked from Missouri to Franklin County. 92

Creed Greer, brother of Theoderick, married Mahala Booth, and had issue: Mary, who married Dr. Norborne Noell; Maria, who married Dr. J. H. Greer(and had one son named Street); John c., who married, first, Sally Noell, and, second, Mary Cassell, daughter of Nick Cassell; Benjamin Booth,whomarried Docie Darnell; Theoderick, who married in West Virginia a lady whose name is unknown to the writer; and Thomas, who married a Miss Duncan of Bedford County. Among the early settlers of Virginia was Giles carter. Theoderick, son of Giles Carter, had a daughter who married John Webb, of Amherst co. Cuthbert Webb, son of John, had a son Theoderick, who married Sarah (or Sallie) Huff. Their daugh­ ter Ursula married Thomas Bailey Greer. In 1838, Ursula and Thomas Bailey Greer joined the caravan of covered wagons to Mon­ roe county, Missouri. There he lived, died and was buried. The following children of Thomas Bailey Greer: Thomas Bailey, John Henry, Moses Theoderick, Walter Callaway, and Catherine Bailey returned with their mother to Rocky Mount where they lived in a house on Main Stree~ later owned by the heirs of Mrs. Maria Turnbull. Thomas Bailey, John Henry, and Moses Theoderick Greer became physicians and practiced in different sections of Frank­ lin. Dr. Thomas Bailey Greer served on Virginia's first Board of Medical Examiners. He was associated with Dr. Hunter McGUire in modernizing surgery. He married, first, Celestia Taliaferro, daughter of Dr. Richard M. and Polly (Hale) Talia­ ferro; and, second, Kate Claiborne, widow of Colonel Frederick of South Carolina. John Henry Greer attended -school at Patrick Court House. His room mate was J.E. B. Stuart, who became famous as a Con­ federate General. When quite young, John Henry Greer ran away from home, went to New York, met some noted actors and played minor parts with Edwin and John Wilkes Booth who were his remote relatives. There also he met Henriette Sontag, the great singer, for whom a post office in Franklin County was named. Ole Bull, also playing in New York at the time, was attracted by the Vir­ ginia lad and became his life long friend. John Henry Greer served as assistant surgeon in the 37th Battalion Virginia Ca­ valry. When off duty, he would lighten the hours of the soldiers by playing his banjo and relating his New York experiences. He was married, first, to his cousin Maria Webb, and, second, to Elizabeth Mosby Wade. Thomas Street Greer was his son by the first marriage. His home on Chestnut Creek was noted for its hospitality. Moses Theoderick Greer married Louisa Thompson and practiced medicine near Callaway. Catherine (Kitty) was sent to Hollins Female Institute where she remained during the war. There is a legend that once when the 37th Battalion Virginia Cavalry passed Hollins with bands playing and colors flying, Kitty Greer led a bevy of girls 93

in dancing on the campus. After the war she married Zachary Taylor Wade and had issue: five daughters and one son. In a family Bible owned by Mrs. Florence Wade Becker of Bluefield, West Virginia, is found the following: I, Henry Wade, son of Henry, was born in Hanover County, Virginia, 1740. I was married to Lucy Turner of said county, August 30, 1761. My son, Luke, was married to Martha Stanley, of Halifax County, November 10, 1775. My son, Andrew, was married to Sarah Petty, of Halifax County, December 2, 1790. He was married to his second wife, Elizabeth Kimball, of Anson County, North Carolina, November 24, 1795. My daughter Follie was married to Thomas Stokes, of Lµnenburg, February 22, 1797. My son, Zachfield, was married to Polly Johnston, of Campbell County, August 15, 1799. My daughter, Oreander~ was married to Richard Jones, of Halifax, October 15, 1806. •·,y son, Henry, was married to Pollie Stone, of Halifax, March 27, 1806. He was married to his second wife, Polly Waln, January 23, 1810. My daughter, Sarah was mar­ ried to Matthew Hobson, of Halifax, December 24, 1811. My son, John Wade, was married to Elizabeth Hobson, of Halifax, December 24, 1812. 11 The father of Hen~y Wade who owned this Bible, was born in New Kent County, in 1690, and married Judith Via. He had three sisters, Maragaret, Mary and Sarah, and one brother, Anthony. He was the son of James Wade of New Kent. The mother of Elizabeth Hobson was Elizabeth Mosby, a descendent o:f.'_Batho­ lomew Truehart, who came from England with his son Daniel, and settled near Meadow Bridge, in Hanover County. Daniel Truehart married Mary Garland. His daughter Susannah, married Gen. Wade Mosby, Jr., a son of Littlebury Mosby and his wife Elizabeth Netherlands. John Wade and Elizabeth Hobson had issue: 1. Henry, who married Julia Patterson, daughter of Andrew Patterson and Pollie Pinckard. Their children were: (a) Andrew, who served in Company G, 57th Virginia Regiment; (b) John Henry (married Nannie DeHaven), served in Company K, 10th Virginia Cavalry; (c) Zachary Taylor, who married Catherine Bailey Greer; and (d) Elizabeth Mosby, who became the second wife of Dr. John Henry Greer. 2. John Wade was sheriff of Franklin. He married, :0.rst, Palmyra Ashinghurst, whose mother was a daughter of Robert Hill; and, second, her sister, Adelia Ashinghurst. 3. Zachfield Wade, married Louisa Ashinghurst, and lived at the old Ashinghurst home, probably the oldest house in Franklin County. He served in the 57th Virginia Regiment, c. s. A. 4. Benjamin Wade, married first, Mary L. Taylor; second, Ann Hurt. He served as Colonel in the 57th Virginia Regiment and was killed at Gettysburg while leading a charge. 94

5. Mosby, married a daughter or John Patterson, and .died without issue: 6. Sarah, married James Patterson and had issue: (a) John, who married Cecily Poindexter; (b) ~azewell, who mar­ ried Nannie Arrington; (c) Addison, who married, first, Miranda Finney, and second Lily Hutchingson; and (e) Charles, who mar­ ried Helen Pinckard. 7. Drusilla, married Jackson Whitehead, and had issue: (a) John, who married a Miss Graves; (b) Joseph, who married in Colorado; (c) Victoria, who married John Glenn; and (d) Elizabeth, who married Peter Booth. 8. Emily, who married Peter Booth. 9. Lucy Ann, married William Patterson who was Captain of Company G. 57th Virginia Regiment. 10. Julia, married first, James Patterson, second, Thomas Webb, by whom she had a son, T. F. Webb, who married Celestia Greer. ll. Juliana, marr:tlE!d Frank Patterson. Julia and Juliana Wade were twins. Celestia ("Essie") Wade, daughter or Zachary Taylor Wade and Catherine Bailey Greer, married, first, Benjamin Waldo Butler or Edgefield, ~outh Carolina, a descendant of Captain Behethland who was associated with the London Company in l6o7 in its Virginia explorations. They had one daughter, Laura Behethland, who married Thomas Pinckney Moore, of Charlotte, North Carolina. Mrs. Butler married, second, Cabell Smith, a descendant of Pocahontas, and had issue: Mary Cabell Smith.

On April 27, 1931, the D. A. R. appointed Celestia Wade Butler Smith as Organizing Regent of the capt. Moses Greer Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, to be located at Rocky Mount. The name was to honor Capt. Moses Greer, who served with General Washington. The prospective members of the chapter (all descendants of-Captain Greer) were as follows: Martha Conway Greer, Sarah Greer, Gladys Greer, Alice Greer Davis (Mrs Lemon), Page Nelson Price, Alice Waddey Peters, Marion Greer, Catherine Skinnell, Winifred Cabell Skinnell Davis (Mrs. Russell), Bessie Moseley, Mary Cabell Smith, Mary Adele Dillard, Celestia Dillard, Elizabeth Epperson, Catherine Wade Moore, Harriet Baxter Moore, Celestia Wade Butler Smith (Mrs. Cabell), Emma Carper Hooker (Mrs. George), Elizabeth Edmondson (Mrs. Andrew Lewis), Bessie Greer Moseley (Mrs. Herman), Mary Adela Dillard (Mrs. Herbert), Laura Behethland Moore (Mrs. Thomas Pinckey), Mary Jones Carper Willis (Mrs. Charles B.), Lucy Price Greer (Mrs. George Cabell), Mary Claiborne Willis Brown (Mrs. Henry D.), Edith Greer Carper (Mrs. T. W.), Flora Greer Parrish (Mrs. Beverly), Lydia Greer Dripps (Mrs. William), Kitty Greer Ramsey (Mrs. Harold), Butler Epperson Bowles (Mrs. Frank), Josephine 95

Wade Epperson (Mrs. Joseph), Eva Wade Greer (Mrs. Norborne Tal­ iaferro), Emma Wade Skinnell (Mrs. William Erskine), Maude Wade Snider, Corrie Horne White (Mrs. Walter), Mary Moseley Montogmery (Mrs. James N.), Annie Greer Brodie (Mrs. J.M.), Celestia Greer Webb (Mrs. T. F.), Wren Horne Baldwin (Mrs. Ernest). The organ­ ization of the chapter has not been completed at this writing. (1935).

THE HANCOCK FAMILY

I. (1) John Hancock, b. ca. 1730, probably in New Kent Co., d. in Patrick Co., Nov., 1802; moved to Albemarle (Now Fluvanna) co.; late in life he moved to that part of Henry Co. from which Patrick Co. was taken. Hem. Elizabeth Maddox, dau. of John and Elizabeth Maddox, Oct. 16, 1755. On Aug. 1, 1777, John Hancock, of Fluvanna Co., deed­ ed his son Benjamin 182 acres on Cunningham Creek, and his son Lewis 87 acres adjoining the lines of Thomas Jefferson, John Haden and Henry Haislip. (D.B. l, pp. 18 and 19). On Jan. 27, 1799, John Hancock and Elizabeth his wife, of Patrick Co., in consideration of $260.oo, deeded land to Jacob Mao, of Flu­ vanna Co. (D.B. 3, p. 505), and on Sept. 13, 1802 (D,B. 4, p. 182), they deeded him 147 acres in consideration of $100.00. John Hancock left a will dated Nov. 10, 1802, pro. in Patrick Co., Dec. Court, 1802, in which he devised his son Lewis Hancock "the land whereon I 11 ved in Fluvanna Co.," and the balance of his estate he devised to his wife for life or widowhood, and then to be divided among his children, viz:

II. (1) Benjamin Hancock, b. ca. 1756, d. at Lebanon, Wil­ son Co., Tenn., 1817. On Dec. 25, 1800, Benjamin Hancock and Nancy, his wife, of Patrick Co., deeded property in Fluvanna Co., to Poindexter Noell. A Benjamin Hancock was appointed En­ sign by Fluvanna Co. Court, April 2, 1779. (2) Lewis Hancock, (See below). (3) William Hancock, b. 1759. (4) Major Hancock, b. 1760. Probably m. a Miss Fuson. A Major Hancock was sowrn into office as an Ensign by the Gooch­ land Co. Court, May 17, 1780. Under date of Nov. 7, 1818 (D.B. 5, p. 194,,Patrick Co.), Major Hancock, of Wayne Co., Ky., gave William Hancock, of Patrick Co., a power of Attorney "to sell a tract of land whereon I formerly resided in Patrick co." (5) Nancy Hancock, b. 1764, m. Jesse Corn, Feb. 21, 1780 (M.L.B. Fluvanna Co.). He d. prior to Sept. 27, 1810, 96 as on that date (D. B. 3, p, 347, Patrick Co.), Wm. Hancock gave bond "to pay the orphans of Jesse Corn, dec 1d, all such estate or estates as now or shall hereafter appear to belong to said estate. 11 Under date of Oct, 3, 1818, (D. B. 5, 195, Patrick co.). Nancy Corn, Admrx., John A. Corn, Richard Sharp, Wm. Corn, Jesse Corn, James Sharp, Samuel Corn, Joel Chitwood, William Chitwood and Dicy Corn, by her guardian, Wm Hancock, heirs and distributees of Jesse Corn, dec'd, conveyed 174 acres on the North side of Sycamore Creek to Richard Barbour. (See also D. B. 5, p. 388, Patrick Co., for conveyances from the same parties to John Hancock). (6} Rhodie Hancock, b, 1766, m, Samuel Lane, Oct, 28 1784. (Marriage or record in Minute Book l, p. 7, Fluvanna Co,i Samuel Lane, b, l76o, was son of Jacob and Mary (Bradshaw} Lane. (7) Elizabeth Maddox Hancock b, 1768, m. Wm, James Mayo (b, Aug. 21, 1769, d, Aug. l, 1849~ son of Jacob Mayo, April 11, 1790 (marriage license of record in Henry Co.). (See will of Jacob Mayo dated Oct, 15, 1809, pro. Fluvanna Co. Dec, 28, 1812). (8) Judith Hancock, b, 1770, m. Valentine Mayo, son or Jacob Mayo, prior to 1802, (9) Susannah Hancock, b. 1772, urun, in 1802. (10) Mary Hancock, b. 1774, m. James Morrison, prior to 1802, John Hancock, in his will, mentions his dau. Mary Mor­ rison's two eldest children, Allen and Jeney, (2) Lewis Hancock (John)·b. in Albemarle Co., in that part which is now Fluvanna Co. ca, 1757, and d, intestate near Union Hall, 1828, at the old home-place, more recently known as the John Zeigler Homestead. (see inventory and appraisement ofhis estate dated Mar. 14, 1828, of record in Franklin Co.) He married Celia (Duncan) Oglesby, widow of Shadrack Oglesby and dau. of George and Ann Duncan, Dec, 29, 1778, in Fluvanna Co, Shadrack Oglesby left will, dated Oct, 18, 1777, pro. May 7, 1778,. in Fluvanna Co. in which he mentions wife Celia Ogles­ by and 'My two children, Nancy and Elizabeth. 11 He appointed George Duncan and William Oglesby, Sr,, Exrs, and guardians of his children. George Duncan left will, dated July 1, 1778, pro. Nov. 6, 1783, of record in Fluvanna co., mentioning wife Ann, sons John, Fleming Willis, George, Tandy Patterson and Field Allen, and daus. Celia Hancock, Nancy and Mollie Fleming Duncan. On July 19, 1806, Lewis Hancock registered seven salves, of record in Franklin c., willed by Shadrack Oglesby to his wife, Celia, who later m. Lewis Hancock, On Oct, 6, 1785 (D.B. 2, p, 107, Fluvanna Co,), Lewis Hancock and Celia his wife conveyed to Adam Blair 87 acres and on June 2, 1800, (D.B. 4, p. 46, Fluvanna Co,), Lewis Hancock, Stephen Haynes and Peyton Young, of Frank­ lin Co, conveyed 100 acres of land in Fluvanna Co, to Richard Perkins of Fluvanna, 97

George Duncan moved from Scotland to Albemarle Co., ca. 1750. He was b. 1730, and d. 1783, and was a Captain of the Fluvanna Militia, being sworn in Sept. 4, 1777. His wife was Ann Hall (d. prior to 1783), dau. of Richard and Ann Hall of Albemarle Co. Issue of Lewis and Celia (Duncan Oglesby) Hancock: III.

(l) John Allen Hancock, b. ca. 1780, m. Sarah Ryan, dau. of William Ryan, one of the early sheriffs of Franklin Co. He moved to Tennessee prior to 1811, and to Alabama prior to Nov. 2, 1801. William Ryan m. Sarah Swanson, dau. of William Swanson. By a deed of gift dated Feb. 5, 1811, of record in Franklin County, Sarah Ryan "for love and affection which I bear my daughter, Sarah Hancock, of Smith County, Tennessee, do give unto my said daughter one certain negro girl named Jenny, devised to me by my father, William Swanson, of Oglethorpe County, Georgia." Among their children were: (a) John Hancock, of Austin, Texas, born of Virginia parents, in Jackson County, Ala. Oct. 29, 1824; settled in Texas in 1847, practiced law until Aug. 1851; elected judge and served until 1855; member of the State Legislature 1860-1; he refused to take the oath of allegiance to the Confe.derate States, and was expelled; elected a member of the State Con­ stitutional Convention of 1866; elected a Representative to the 42nd, 43rd and 44th Congresses, and re-elected to the 48th Con­ gress as a Democrat. Died at Austin, Texas~ July 19, 1893. He had one son, John, living in Austin in 1~90. (b) William Ryan Hancock, who was killed in the Mexican War. (2) Benjamin Hancock, b. June 16, 1782, d. Mar. 25, 1860, m. 1st, Frances Holland; 2nd, Elizabeth Booth. (See III- 2). (3) Field Allen Hancock, b. 1793, d. 1876, m. Susan Smith, dau. of William Smith, of Mar. 4, 1816 in Franklin County. (See will of William Smith, W. B. 6, p. 376, Franklin Co., dated Mar. 5, 1842; pro. Aug. 7, 1848, wherein he mentions wife Eliz­ abeth and children, Samuel Smith, dec 1 d Frances Booth, Thomas Smith, Susannah Hancock, Stephen F. Smith, Martha Holland, Elizabeth Poindexter, Nancy Holland, William H. Smith, Sarah P. Poindexter and Julia Craghead). Field Ailen Hancock, moved to Alabama prior to 1825, where they lived as neighbors. He was a member of the Ala. Legislature for several terms. He left several children, who moved to Texas and other Western States. (4) Lucinda Hancock, m. Charles Fowell, April 30, 1809, in Franklin Co. He was adm 1 r of the estate of Lewis Hancock. His report dated Sept. 19, 1829, is of record in Franklin Co. 98

(5) Frances Hancock, m. Peter D. Holland, son of Capt. Peter M. Holland, Jan. 26 1807. The will of Capt. Peter M. Holland, dated Nov. 28, 1827; pro. April 4, 1839, of record in Franklin Co., mentions children: John Meadow Holland, (b. 1778, d. 1845), Peter D. Holland, Thomas s. Holland, Fannie Hancock (wife of Benjamin H!llcock) Millie McCall, Lydia Nemo, Nancy Smith, Mary Smith and Jane Smith. The Holland Family of Franklin Co. claims descent from Michael Holland, originally of Hanover Co.l later of Goochland, Albemarle and Fluvanna Cos. He purchased 400 acres of land Aug. 17, 1730, from Samuel Burk in Goochland Co. (D. B. 1 p. 211) through his son, Peter Holland of Caroline Co. in 1748, and who purchased 600 acres in that part of Goochland Co. which is now Cumberland Co. from William Allen of Albemarle Co., May 17, 1748. (D. B. 5, p. 419, Gooch. Co.). (6) Sophia Hancock, m. William Powell, Jan. 3, 1805. Shed. prior to 1828. They had three children: Thomas L., Samuel A, and William H, The partition of land and slaves made in obedience to a decretal order of the Franklin County Court on June 11, 1828, shows William Powell was guardian of the above named children at date of the settlement of the estate of Lewis Hancock. III. (2) Benjamin Hancock (Lewis, John), b, June 16, 1782, d. Mar. 25, 1860; m. 1st, Frances Holland, dau. of Capt. Peter M. Holland, of Glade Hill, Jan. 6, 1806. Her brother, John Meadow Holland, was member of the Virginia Legislature from Franklin Co., and a Major in the War of 1812. Benj. Hancock m. 2nd, Elizabeth Booth (b. Jan. 29, 1801, d. Mar. 31, 1860), dau. of Col. Peter Booth, Oct. 30, 1817 •. Benjamin Hancock lived near Union Hall. At his death he gave the home place to his son, Charles Robert, who in turn devised it to his dau. Victoria, whom. James Zeigler. His will, dated Oct. 8, 1859, pro. May 7, 1860, is recorded in Franklin Co. Issue of Benjamin and Frances (Holland) Hancock:

IV,

(l) Raleigh Allen Hancock (living in Missouri in 1859) was the only child of Benjamin Hancock's first marriage living at date of his father's will (1859) (2) Phoebe H. Hancock, m. Robert Smith, April 20, 1826. Capt. John Henry Smith, a son of this marriage, was killed while leading his company in a charge at Gettysburg, (3) Mary L. Hancock, m. Christopher Booth, son of Col. Peter and Nancy (Blades) Booth, Sept. 3, 1832. (4) William Thomas Hancock, (b. 1814, d. 1857) m. 99 Agnes Booth (b. 1821, d. 1893) dau. of Col. Peter and Nancy (Blades) Booth Jan. 23, 1838. (See IV-4) Issue of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Booth) Hancock: (5) John Silas Hancock, b. Jan. 21, 1818, d. June 30, 19o6, m. Julia Ann Morgan (b. Jan. 23, 1833, d. Mar. 12, 1867). dau. or Capt. Samuel Morgan, Nov. 20, 1851. (See IV- 5). (6) Peter Lewis Hancock, m. Mary Annie English, Nov. 13, 1843. (See IV-6). (7) Frances Jane Hancock, (b. Dec. 21, 1858) m. Ferd­ inand Price. {See I.V-7) (8) Abram Booth Hancock, b. Oct. 29, 1825, d. Dec. 1, 1903, m•. 1st, Martha Elizabeth Walker, 2nd, Susannah L. Mac­ henheimer, Sept. 26~ 1883 (d. July 23, 1902). No issue by 2nd marriage. (See IV-~). (9) Elizabeth Ann Hancock, (b. Dec. 11, 1829, d. Jan. 22, 1897) m. Tazewell Price. {See IV-9) (10) Charles Robert Hancock, (b. Dec. 22, 1831) m. Sally E. Stone. (See IV-10) . (ll) Christopher Harrison Hancock m. Victor1.a,.Street, dau. of Wm. A. and Nancy Street, Jan. 22, 1~57, in Franklin Co. (See I.V-ll) (12) Nancy Katherine Hancock, m. John A. Street, son of Wm. A. and Mary Street, had one son, Charles Street, who died an infant. (13) Julia A. Maria Hancock, m. John Randolph Zeigler, June 20, 1860. (See IV-13)

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. {4) William Thomas Hancock (Benjamin and Fannie Hol - land Hancock, Lewis, John), b. in 1814, d. 1857. On Jan. 23, 1838 hem. Agnes Booth (b. 1821, d. 1893) sister of his step­ mother,dau. of Col. Peter and Nancy (Blades) Booth of Franklin Co. She was half sister of Elizabeth Booth, second wife of Benjamin Hancock who was her husband•s father. Issue:

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'{1) John Harrison Hancock, b. Jan 1839, d. June 15, 1892, m. 1st, Cleopatra Mitchell, Dec. 7, 18t5, m. 2nd, Fannie s. Hatcher, Nov. 30, 1869. {See V-I). (2) Anne Hancock, d. 1904, m. James Matthew Hutchin- son. 100

(3) Benjamin Peter Hancock. {See V-3). (4) William Lewis Hancock, m. Virginia T. Simms, of Patrick Co. He was a Confederate so~aier and Sheriff of Frank­ lin Co. (5) Fannie Hancock, m. John T. Morgan. (6) Thomas Richard Hancock, b. 1848, m. Julia Annie Keen (b. 1852), dau, of Ashford and Frances (Glass Walker) Keen, Dec, l, 1869, in Franklin Co, Issue: Ula, David Keen, William Ashford, Thomas Richard, Annie, Benjamin H., Eoline, Frank, Charles and Florence, (7) James Ferdinand Hancock, (b, 1848, d, ca. 1887) m. Mary E, Zeigler, Feb, 23, 1871. (8) Charles Hancock, m. Della Payne, (9) Cleopatra Hancock, b, 1856 (living in 1928) m. George Taylor Hutchinson, Feb. 15, 1872, (10) Abram P, Hancock, m, Mildred Turner Hopkins (b, Jan. 9, 1862, d, Dec, 10, 1899) Oct, 20, 1882. Issue: Hattie; w. Lawson, d. unm. Jan. 9, 1903; and Pierce Edward, v.

(1) John Harrison Hancock (William T. Benjamin, Lewis, John}, (b. Jan. 1839, d. June 15, 1892) m. 1st, Cleopatra Mitch­ ell {b. July 7, 1838, d, Sept. 12, 1867). dau. Washington C. and Elizabeth (Bradley) Mitchell, Dec. 7, 1865, in Franklin Co.; m. 2nd, Frances Saphronia Hatcher, of Haleford, dau. of Maj. John Hatcher of' Franklin, Nov. 30, 1869. Issue of John H. and Cleopatra (Mitchell) Hancock: (1) Ada Nye Hancock, (b. Sept. 10, 1866) m. Albert McLeod Dudley (b, Dea. 23, 1862, d, Sept, 5, 1925) Nov. 27, 1884, at Halef'ord. Issue: (a) Albert Henry Dudley, b, Sept, 23, 1885, m. Mrs. Lillie Gaines Phillipa (b. Sept. 22, 1890), dau. of' Maxwell c. and Lula Roane Gaines, June 8, 1921, Richmond, Issue: l, Albert Henry Jr,, b. Mar. 12, 1922; 2. Louis Roane, b. May 27, 1925; 3, Infant, b. July, 1928, d, July 1928. {b) Harvey Mitchell Dudley, b. Jan, 24, 1887, m. Laura E. Bartlett, Dec, 25, 1911, Philadelphia. 101

(c) Carrie Hatcher Dudley, Bennettsville, S. C. July 7, 1891, m. Zach A. Drake (b. Sept. 1, 1879), Sept. 15, 1915, at Martinsville. Issue: William Benjamin Drake, b. Jan. 29, 1924. (d) Harrison Hancock Dudley, b. Feb. 21, 1893; educated in Martinsville High School, Richmond College and Ran­ dolph-Macon College, Ashland; served in World War I; dealer in lumber. (e) Mabel Elizabeth Dudley, b. July 16, 1898, m. Charles Wood Holt, Nov. 9, 1921, Martinsville. Issue: 1. Mabel Hancock Holt, b. Dec. 13, 1923. Issue of John H. and Frances Sophronia (Hatcher) Han­ cock. (2) Harrison Hatcher Hancock, b. Feb. 1, 1871, m. Julia Harvey Duncan, Aug. 16, 1906, Haleford. Issue: (a) Frances Starke, b. May 19, 1907; (b) Lee Duncan, b. Dec. 17, 1910; (c) Sallie Holland, b. Jan. 14, 1913; (d) John Harrison, b. July 31, 1916. (3) Mattie Lelia Hancock, b. July 24, 1876, d. unm. in 1928.

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Benjamin Peter Hancock (William T., Benjamin, Lewis, John) b. in Franklin Co., June 19, 1842, d. Feb. 19, 1925, at Washington, D. C.; m. Sarah Frances Hutchinson (b. Mar. 19, 1838), dau. of John C. and Lucy (Meredith) Hutchinson, of Franklin Co., Mar. 21, 1865. He served in the Confederate Army; was wounded three times; continued in the service until the close of the .. war; and then settled at Hale's Ford. Issue of Benjamin Peter and Sarah (Hutchinson) Hancock:

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(1) John William Hancock, Roanoke, b. June 17, 1870, m. Mary Carr Leffler, April 30, 1898. '(2) Lucy Mabel Hancock, Washington, D. c., b. June 11, 1873, m. Robert Marshall Lynn (b. Jan. 12, 1871, in Cumberland Co) 102 son of James Shirley and Helen (Daniel) Lynn, Nov. 12, 1901. Mr. Lynn has been a Washington correspondent for the Richmond News-Leader since 1922. Issue: (a) Marshall Hancock Lynn, member of the Washing­ ton, D. c. Bar, b. Feb. 1, 1902, m. Nora Agnew Greenlees, of Washington D. c., Nov. 13, 1927. Issue: Mary Elizabeth Lynn, b. Feb. 3, 1928; and Charles Craggin Lynn, b. Jan. 5, 1934. (3) Benjamin Hugh Hancock of Bluefield, w. Va., b. Jan. 6, 1876, m. Florence Coleman Haynes, dau. of William D. Haynes, of Franklin Co., May 26, 1903. She was b. Sept. 17, 1876. Issue: (a) Benjamin Haynes Hancock, b. May 24, 1904, educated in Hampden-Sydney College and University of Virginia. (b} Frances Meredith Hancock, b. Nov. 13, 1907, educated in Hollins College, and Salem College at Winston-Salem. (c) Hugh Hancock, b. Mar. 26, 1910, d. April 27, 1911. (d) William Thomas Hancock, b. Sept. 11, 1911; educated in Davidson College. (e) Hugh Coleman Hancock, b. Jan. 24, 1917. (4) Annie Hancock, b. April 2, 1879, d. April 26, 1887. VI (1) John William Hancock (Benjamin Peter, William T., Benjamin, Lewis, John}, born at Hale's Ford, Franklin Co. June 17, 1870, m. Mary Carr (b. May 17, 1874), dau. of Philip and Olive (Parrish) Leffler, descendant of John Carr, of Loudoun co., who served as an Ensign in the Revolution, and had issue:

VII. (1) Mary Alice Hancock, Washington D. c. b. Mar. 14, 1901, educated in Wellesley College, m. Branch Spalding of Roa­ noke, July 27, 1925. Issue: Branch Hancock Spalding, b. Aug. 10, 1934. (2) John William Hancock, Jr., b. Aug. 7, 1904, ed­ ucated in v. P. I. and Wharton School of Pa., m. Hester Eliza­ beth Brinser, April 15, 1933, in New York City and lives there. 103

(3) Karl Bulow Hancock, b. Nov. 23, 1906; educated in public schools of Roanoke, Episcopal High School of Alex­ andria, University of Virginia, Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, now engaged in banking at Roanoke. (4) Elizabeth Dee Hancock, b, Oct. 3, 1912, educated in Hollins College, graduated June 1934. (5) Benjamin Philip Hancock, b. July 12, 1908, d. June 29, 1909,

IV (5)

John Silas Hancock (Benjamin & Elizabeth Booth Han­ cock, Lewis, John), (b. Jan. 21 1818, d. June 30~ 1906) m. Julia Ann Morgan (b. Jan. 23, 1833, d. Mar. 12, 1~67), dau. of Capt. Samuel Morgan, Nov. 20, 1851, Issue: (1) James Abram Hancock, b, Nov. 1, 1852, d. Jan, 9, 1856. (2) Eliza Jane Hancock, Roanoke, b. July 8, 1854, m. Augustus Thrash Sowder (b. Oct. 9, 1854) Oct. 13, 1875, at Copp~r Hill, Floyd Co, Issue: (a) Clifton Ha~pton, b. Aug. 2, 1876, m. Sallie Mccampbell, Nov. 16, 1904, Cave Spring, Roanoke Co, (b) John William, b, April 14, 1880, m. Clara E. Gray, Sept. 18, 1912, Floyd Co. (c) Maude Hancock, b. Oct. 31, 1881, m. G. M. Aldridge, Dec. 19, 1902, Floyd Co. (d) Eugene Augustus, b. Aug. 5, 1883; m. 1st, Ora Curtus Poff, Dec. 28, 1904, Floyd Co.; m. 2nd, Iva Cannady, Nov, 26, 1925. (e) Mamie, b. Oct. 31, 1885, m. Carl D. Beckner, Sept. 22, 1910, Roanoke. (f) Kate C., b. July 1~ 1887, m. Charles P. Ald­ ridge, Dec, 25, 1907, Floyd Co, (g) Samuel Morgan, (b. Dec. 18, 1889) m. Blanche Arthur, Huntington, w. Va., July 11, 1913. (h) Eliza Jane, (b. Nov. 3, 1891) m. Lamar B. Lester, Sept. 14, 1918, Salem. 104

(3) Samuel Benjamin Hancock, Copper Hill, Floyd Co., b. May 21, 1857, m, Lula Jane Mccampbell {b. Aug. 15, 1875, d, Jan. 8, 1911) dau, or William Henry Mccampbell, at Cave Spring, Roanoke Co. Issue: Julia May, b. May 5, 1893; Lela Celeste, b. Aug. 27, 1894; John Mccampbell, b, May 26, 1896, m. Anna Oren Garland, at Roanoke, Feb. 27, 1922; Laura Jane, b, Feb. 9, 1899; Samuel Benjamin, b. June 9, 1901; Hugh Morgan, b, July 28, 1903· Gladys Thelma, b. Feb. 19, 19o6; William Henry, b, Nov, 19, 1908; and Lula Ree Hancock, b. Jan. 7, 1911. (4) Peter Morgan Hancock, of Ferrum, b, July 11, 1860, d. July 19, 1929, m. Harriet Nora Sowder, April 12, 1888. Issue: Mrs, S, E. Mason, Mrs. J. A. Luke, and one son, W, B, Hancock.

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Peter Lewis Hancock (Benjamin, Lewis John) (b. 1820, d. Sept. 11, 1865) m, Mary Annie English (b. 1823, d. July 15, 1860), dau. of Johnson and Parmenas English, Nov. 13, 1843. He represented Franklin co. in the Virginia Legislature. Issue:

(1) John Callahill Hancock, b, Aug. 25, 1844, at Hales­ ford, a. Aug, 1891, m, 1st, Angie A, Saunders, dau. of George G. and Martha J. Saunders, May 18, 1870 in Bedford Co., m. 2nd, Sallie Goodman Dodd {b. Oct. 5, 1848) Charlottesville, Dec. 20, 1883. Issue of John Callahill Hancock by 1st marriage: {a) Martha Lena Hancock~ m. Judge Clifton Alex­ ander Woodrum of Roanoke, in 1905. Judge Woodrum was Common­ wealth1s Attorney of Roanoke City, 1917-19; Judge of the Cor­ poration Court, 1919-1922; and has represented the Sixth Dis­ trict in Congress since 1923. Issue: (1) Clifton AleKander Woodrum, Jr,, educated in Washington and Lee University, now practicing law in Roanoke. (2) Martha Ann Hancock. {b) Mary Effie Hancock, Roanoke, b. July, 1872, m, w. L, Tinsley, June 6, 1905, Issue. (1) Jolm Hancock Tinsley, b. Sept. 1907, (2) Willis Louis Tinsley, b. 1910, d. 1911. Issue of John tallahill Hancock 2nd marriage: 105

(c) Harry Polkinhorn Hancock, Roanoke, b. at Hale's Fora, June 6, 1885, m. Brownie Hill, of Franklin, Tenn., Dec. 20, 1916. Issue: 1. Virginia Rose Hancock, b. Mar, 17, 1918. 2. Har~y Polkinhorn Hancock, Jr., b. Mar. 14, 1926. (2) Sarah Hancock, b. 1846, m. J. Harvie Meador, Sept, 12, 1866. Among issue is a daughter, Mrs. A. u. Smith, 4916 Abbott Avenue, Dallas, Texas. (3) Alice M. Hancock, b. 1856, m. Thomas. w. Crozier, dentist, of Monroe, w. Va., Dec. 2, 1880, (4) Frances Katherine Hancock, m. Daniel A. Meador, Sept. 11, 1872. Among her issue is Mrs. Eli L, Sanger, 1011 s. Ervay Street, Dallas, Texas, (5) William Tazewell _Hancock, (b. Dec. 24, 1849, a. Dec. 24, 1849, a. Dec. 18, 1918) m. Mary Elizabeth Fletcher (b. Nov. 10, 1857 a. Oct. 18, 1925), dau. of John Lawrence and Nancy Lee (Harris1 Fletcher, at Dallas, Texas, March 11, 1880. Issue: (a) Lillian Carrie Hancock, b, Jan, 31, 1881, at Dallas, Texas, m. Dr, Elof T, Hedlund, of New Orleans, now Post­ master at Portland, Oregon, Issue: William Hancock Hedlund, b. Sept. 24, 1910; graduate of University of Oregon, (b) Nellie Fletcher Hancock, Knoxville, Tenn., b, Sept. 18, 1882, at Dallas Texas, m. Charles David Dillender, Jan. 30, 1902, at Mineral Wells, Texas. Issue: 1. Richard David Dillender, b, July 11, 1903, at Dallas, Texas, m, Jennie Rebecca Cald­ well, June 1, 1926, at Knoxville, Tenn. Issue:

a. Richard David Dillender, Jr,, b. Sept. 19, 1927. b, Samuel Caldwell Dillender, b. Sept. 25, 1931, 2. Dorothy Cecile Dillender, b. at Mineral Wells, Texas, July 18, 1904, m. George Aiken Cald­ well (b. Aug. 26, 1897) Aug. 23, 1923. Home: Knoxville, Tenn. (c) Victor Herman Hancock, Johnson City, Tenn., lo6

b. Oct. 9, 1884, Dallas, Texas, m. Pearl Lyle at Johnson City, Tenn., Dec. 6, 1918. Issue: (l. Martha Lyle Hancock, b. Oct. 6, 1919; (2. William Eugene Hancock, b. June 26, 1924. (d) John Oscar Hancock, b. Nov. 12, 1886, Dallas, Texas, d. June 22, 1898. (e) William Albert Hancock, b. Feb. 27, 1889, Dal­ las, Texas, d. March 14, 1908, at Johnson City, Tenn. (f) Lambert E. Hancock, Glendale, Arizona, b. Feb. 15, 1891, Dallas, Texas, m. Catherine Hamilton Thomas, of Bris­ tol, June 15, 1915. Issue; Lambert E. Hancock, Jr. b, May 21, 1917, at Paris, Tenn; now at San Dimas, California, (g) Ruby Elizabeth Hancock, Knoxville, Tenn., b. Aug. 22, 1896, Dallas, Texas, m. Daniel Evans Beasley of Paris, Tenn, (b. Feb, 9, 1894, d, Sept. 17, 1932), Nov. 22, 1916, Issue: (1, James Robert Beasley, b, Feb. 13, 1919, at Paris, Tenn. (2. Daniel Evans Beasley, 35d, b. July 15, 1922, Paris, Tenn.

IV (7)

F'l'ances Jane Hancock (Benjamin & Elizabeth Booth Han­ cock, Lewis, John), m. Ferdinand Price, Sept. 6, 1847. Issue; (1) Katherine Warfield Price, (b. Jan. 5, 1854, d. Oct. 30, 1921) m. John Addison Moorman, M.D., (b. Dec. 19, 1843, d. July 16, 1912), May 18, 1875, in Franklin Co. ,Issue: (a) Mary Maupin, b, Feb, 17, 1876, m. William M. Thompson, M.D., July 2, 1903, at Hale's Ford. (b) Terrell, b, Oct. 21, 1877, d. June 6, 1879. (c) Janie Hancock, b. June 27, 1879, d. Feb, 13, 1922, m. Lucius D. Morgan, M.D., Sept, 6, 1906, at Hale's Ford. (d) Warren Lodowick, b. April 7, 1881; m, Burah Fay LeFew {b, June 10, 1895), dau. of Rev. c. B. LeFew, Oct. 18, 1916, at Salem. Issue: (1. Mary Fay Moorman, b. Oct, 6, 1917, d. July 107 25, 1918. (2. Warren Lodowick Moorman, Jr., b. July 25, 1919. (e) John Hope Moorman M. D., b. May 6, 1883; ed­ ucated in Randolph-Macon Academy and Medical College of Virginia; m. Lelia E. Heischrnan (b. Feb. 12, 1890), dau. of Jacob Heisch­ rnan, April 19, 1914, at Conicville. Issue:

1. John Hope Moorman, Jr,, b. Aug. 1, 1915, 2. Wilbur Chapman Moorman, b. May 6, 1919, (f) Lily Chapman Moorman, b. April 2, 1885, d. Nov. 30, 1886. (g) Carleton Moorman, M. D., b. Jan. 3, 1887, m. Nov. 16, 1927, Mary Katherine Smith, dau. of Dr. J.P. Smith, of Martinsville. {h) Willie B. Moorman, b. Mar. 9, 1888, m. Lucius D. Morgan, M, D,, Sept. 4, 1924, Norfolk, (i) Grace c. Moorman, b, Nov, 15, 1890. (j) Chapman s. Moorman, M. D,, b, Dec, ~. 1892. (k) Kathleen Moorman, b. Dec, 22, 1894, Portsmouth.

(2) Elizabeth Mary Price, b. July 29, 1848, d, April 18, 1919{ m. William Watson St, Clair (b. Dec. 13, 1839, d, Jan. 20, 1899J, Sept, 28, 1876, at Dillon•sMills. Issue: (a) Walter St, Clair, b, June 4, 1877, m. Mrs. Margaret Barnes, nee Scott, at Rocky Mount, Aug. 12, 1912. He was educated in Roanoke College, represented Franklin Co, in the Legislature, and for many years was Ass•t Cashier of the First National Bank of Rocky Mount. Issue: 1. Walter Price, b, May 14, 1913. 2. Margaret, b. Mar. 28, 1915, (b) Marvin St. Clair, Bonestead, So, Dakota, b, Sept. 27, 1879, m, Emma Wood, at Bonestead. No issue. (c) Abiah Kate St. Clair, b. Jan. 21, 1882, m. Stephen Ashby MacDonald, Sept, 11, 1912, at Rocky--Mount, Issue: Virginia St. Clair MacDonald, b. June 28, 1918, (d) Virginia St. Clair (twin of Abiah Kate) b. Jan. 21, 1882, d. Nov., 1884. 108

(3) Sarah Virginia Allie Price b. 1850, d, May 4, 1887, m. 1st, Capt. Abner Lee Dobyns in 1872, had one son, Ab­ ner Lee Dobyns, Jr., m. 2nd, George Madison Helms May 7, 1879, and had issue: (a) Olivia Helms, b. Dec. 20, 1880; Alumna of Hollins College, and Woman ..•s College; m. F. L. Crutchfield, son of the famous Justice John Jeter Crutchfield; business man and civic leader of Richmond, Issue: George Helms Crutchfield, b. Oct. 13, 1904; ed­ ucated in Augusta Military Academy, William and Mary College, University of Richmond, University of Virginia, spent one year of research work in Paris, now practicing law in Richmond; m. Mar­ jorie V, Weile, Sept, 19, 1925, in N, Y. City. Issue: Frances Helms Crutchfield, b. Feb, 13, 1927; and Majorie Livingston Crutchfield, b. Mar. 7, 1929, (b) George Cabell Helms, b. Jan, 10, 1882, d, Oct. 2, 1883, (c) Allie Price Helms, b. Nov, 19, 1884, d. Mar, 25, 1892. (4) Thomas Marshall Price, b. Sept. 1855 d, May, 1898, m, Elizabeth Burroughs, of Moneta, Feb. 10, 1878, (5) Charles Benjamin Price, b. Jan. 5, 1858, d, Feb, 19, 1922, m. Celia Buford, of Oxford, Miss., in 1884.

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Col, Abram Booth Hancock (Benjamin, Lewis, John), b. Oct, 29, 1825~ d. Dec. 1, 1903; m, 1st~ Martha Elizabeth Walk­ er (b. Sept.~, 1832, d. June 28, 1881J, Nov. 3, 1847, dau. of Moses and Frances Elizabeth Glass Walker; m. 2nd, Susannah L, Machenheimer (d, July 23, 1902) Sept, 26, 1883, and had issue by 1st, marriage only: (1) William Benjamin Hancock, b. Dec, 11, 1849, d. 1917, m, Eleanor Robertson, of Bedford County, Issue: (a) Bessie Hancock, m, George Howard Guerrant of Danville. Issue: Eleanor Hancock. (b) Daisy Hancock, m, Eugene Withers, of Danville. Issue: Margaret and Withers, Eugene Withers served in the Virginia Senate~-,-=-an~d-.-~the Constitutional Convention of 1901- 02, He died in 1924. (2) John Moses Talbert Hancock, b. Sept. 13, 1852, d, 1919, m. Mary Stone, dau. of Rev. T. J. Stone. No issue. 109

(3) Frances Elizabeth Hancock, b. in Franklin, Feb. 22, 1854~ d. Jan. 10, 1922, at Wellsville, Mo., m. John Peter McCall, \b. in Franklin, Aug. 12, 1843, d. Mar. 21, 1918, at Wellsville, Mo.). Feb. 6, 1878, at Glade Hill, and moved to Wellsville, Mo. Parents of John Peter McCall moved from Frank­ lin to Mo., prior to 1840, but he was born while his mother was visiting in Franklin. In 1861 he enlisted in St. Clair Co., Mo. Cavalry, and served in Mo. Ark., Miss. Tenn., and Ga. He was paroled at Jackson, Miss., May 13, 1865, and returned to his Mo. home July 7, 1865. Issue: (a) Martha Laura, b. Feb. 18, 1880, while her mother was visiting her parents in Frank­ lin; d, Dec. 26, 1898, while student in Howard Payne College (now Central College) at Fayette Mo.; (b) John W. S., of Ft. Worth, Tex., b. Mar. 5, 1885, at Wellsville, Mo., Educ. Central College, served in World War I, Oo. I, 357tQ Inf., 90th Div.; {c) Marie Ellen, of Farmington, Mo., b. Wellsville, Mo. Mar. 13, 1887, educ. Central Coll., Kirksville, Mo., Normal, ands. T. c., Warrenburg, Mo. m. Lester Keithley Rosser, (b. July 2{ 1886, in Ralls Co., Mo.) Nov. 28, 1915, at Hannibal, Mo., (dJ Wm. Abram of Farmington,Mo., b. at Wellsville, Mo., Aug. 18, 1889; and {el George Talbot of Farmington, Mo. b. at Wellsville, Mo., Sept. 18, 1893, m, Iva James Brewer, Aug. 16, 1919, at Farmington, Mo. Served overseas in World War I, wounded Sept. 28, 1918, discharged Apr. 2, 1919. (4) Laura Alice Hancock, b. Mar. 17, 1856 d. Sept. 8, 1880, m. Henry M. Turner, of Callaway, Dec. 19, 1877. Issue: (a) C. Emmett Turner, b. Jan. 16, 1879, m. Min­ nie R., dau. of Dr. R, M. Lemon, July 16, 1903. Issue: Vir­ ginia Hancock Turner, b. Nov. 19, 1911. {b) Laura Turner of Philadelphia, Pa,, m. Chas. J. MacGuffin, in Franklin Co. Issue: Harold Turner MacGuffin, b. Aug. 9, 1905. (5) Mary Ella Hancock, b, Mar. 11, 1858, d. May 4, 1890, m. William Leftwich Turner Hopkins, Dec. 26, 1882. (6) Charles Henry Hancock, Spanish-American War Veteran, b. Oct. 22, 1859, d. unm. at Rocky Mount, Mar. 21, 1915. (7) Abram Oscar Hancock, b. Feb, 19, 1862, m. 1st, Isabella F. Baldwin, of N. Y., Nov. 8, 1888; m. 2nd, Mary Sue Whitmore (b. May 20, 1880), dau. of A. A. Whitmore, Methodist Minister of Chatham, Oct, 11, 1905. Issue: (a} Abram Oscar, Jr., b. June 19, 1906, m. Eliz- abeth Gardner, Roanoke, June 9, 1928. (b) Elizabeth Christian, b. June 15, 1907. (c} George Walker, b. July 18, 1909. (d) Marjorie s., b, July 28, 1911, Nov. 1, 1914. llO

(e) Emma Jane, ·b. Sept. 22, 1913. (f) Virgin1us Lee, b, Mar. 28, 1916. (g) John, b. June 25, 1919. (h) Benjamin Arthur, b. Mar. 22, 1923, (8) David Nathaniel Leonidas Hancock, b, Feb. 10, 1864, d, unm. Oct. 23, 1901. He was for many years clerk of the County Criminal Court of Orlando, Florida, and is buried in Orlando, (9) Jubal Early Hancock, b. Oct. 6, 1866, unm. (19) Daughter, unnamed, b. Oct. 10, 1868, d. same day. {ll) Walter- Scott Hancock, (see V-11). (12) George Walker Hancock, b. May 6, 1871, d. 1905, m, Mary Louise Keith (d, Sept. 8, 1896), of Timmonsville, s. C., Feb. 9, 1893, Issue: (a) John Walker, b. Dec. 13, 1893, d. July 13, 1894. (b) Katherine Louise, u. Mar. 21, 1896, m. Church­ hill Boyce Carter. (13) Mary Hancock, b. March, 1873, d. July, 1873.

V (11).

Walter Scott Hancock (Abram, Benjamin, Lewis, John), b. Nov. 19, 1869, m. Anna Spencer, dau, of Dr. Horatio Nelson Spencer, at St, Louis, Mo., Nov. 21, 1899 Issue: (1) Walker Kirtland Hancock, sculptor; b. at St. Louis, Mo., June 28, 1901; studied art in Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and at the American Academy in Rome; has exhibited in New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Francisco, Rome and Florence; now director of sculpture at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. (2) Anne Spencer Hancock, b, Sept. 2, 1902; m. Al­ fred R. Watt, of Evanston, Ill., Sept. 2, 1925; lives at 733 Hinman Ave., Evanston, Ill. (3) Laura Marshall Hancock, b. July 6, 1904. Instruc­ tor of Art as applied to Child Life in St. Lou:lsCommunity School; m. John Gardner Flint, of St. Louis, Mo., June 16, 1930. 111

(4) Elizabeth Dwight Hancock, b. May 11, 1906, miss­ ionary at Nogoya, Japan. (5) Deane Spencer Hancock, b. Sept. 28, 1907; educat­ ed in Washington University, St. Louis.

IV (9).

Elizabeth Ann Hancock (Benjamin and Elizabeth Booth Hancock, Lewis, John), Dec. 11, 1829, d. Jan, 22, 1897, m. Taze­ well Price (b. Feb. 7, 1819, d. Dec. 27, 1897), Feb. 27, 1847. Issue: (1) Elizabeth V. Price, b. 1848, d. May 6, 18_, m. Peter Kefauver of Copper Hill, Floyd Co. (2) Ella H. Price, of Radford, b. 1850, m. Noah Hock­ man, who d. at Salem. (3) Charles w. Price, b. Feb. 1852, m. Minnie E. Burroughs, Hale's Ford, Nov. 21, 1882. (4) Benjamin Shores Price, b. May 26, 1854, living at Orlando, Fla., 1928; educated at V. P. I.; m. Lucy C. Cam­ per (b., Dec. 13, 1865) May 7, 1889, at Bent Mountain. Issue: (a) Mary A., b. Feb. 22, 1890, m. Rayman G. Hig­ gins, Orlando, Fla., 1923. (b) William Camper, b. Oct. 29, 1891; soldier in World War I; Captain Co. "K", Fla. National Guards; m. Mary Brown, Orlando, Fla., 1924. (c) Louise E., b. April 14, 1893, Orlando, Fla.; Secretary to Postmaster. (d) Albert B., b. June 29, 1895; soldier in World War I; m. Jane Chapman, Orlando, Fla. (e) Robert E., m. Madeline E. Allen, Orlando, Fla., 1923. (f) Herman c., b. May 3, 1904; educated in State University of Florida. (5) Julia K. Price, b. 1856, living 1928; educated at Hollins College; m. J. W. Turner of Roanoke, who died in 1909. (6) C. A. Price, b. 1860, d. Feb. 1888, at Pulaski; m. Oscar Daughton, Salem. (7) Betty Lee Price, b. 1863, d. Aug. 12, 1927, at 112

Axton. (8) Camie T. Price, b. 1870, Axton, m. Walter R. west, Bent Mountain, Mar. 1887.

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(10) Charles Robert Hancock (Benjamin and Elizabeth Booth Hancock, Lewis, John), b. Dec. 22, 1831, d. Feb. 25, 1901, m. Sallie Edmund Stone (b. Jan. 20, 1840, d. Oct. 28, 1920), dau. of Edmund and Nancy Chapman (Dickinson) Stone, Feb. 10, 1858. Issue: (1) Nannie Kate Hancock, b. Feb. 12, 1861, d, May 17, 1881, unm. (2) Sallie Roberta Hancock, Christiansburg, b. July 20, 1863, m. Benjamin Rupert Powell (b. May 14, 1863), Nov. 15, 1888, at Union Hall. Issue: (a) Annie Gertrude, Harlan, Ky., b. Nov, 11, 1889, educated in Blackstone College and Randolph-Macon College, Lynch­ burg, m. Mebane E, Shelton at Lynchburg. (b) Mary Ruth,b. Mar. l, 1893, educated in Randolph­ Macon Inst., Danville, and in Harrisonburg Normal. (c) Benjamin Rupert Jr., b. Mar. 19, 1895, attended Massey 1 s Business College, Richmond. (d) William Robert, b; April 10, 1897, d. May 12, 1901. (e) Emmett Hancock, b, Oct. 17, 1903. (f) Louis Bertrand, b, Jan. 6, 1906. educated in V. M. I., Lexington. (3) William Early Hancock, M. D., Union Hall, b. April 18, 1866, d. Sept. 21, 1907, educated in Louisville Med­ ical College. (4) Mary Victoria Hancock, Penhook, b. Nov. 17, 1868, m. James B. Zeigler, Sr., Dec. 16, 1909. (5) Bettie Chapman Hancock, b. Aug. 31, 1871, d. Nov. 14, 1892, m. Charles Q. Edwards, Nov. 14, 1891, in Franklin Co, Issue: Chapman Hancock Edwards, Altavista, b. Nov. 2, 1892. educated in Lynchburg College. (6) Lillian Aiice Hancock, Moneta, b. May 5, 1875, m. J, W.W. Turner (b. Aug. 7, 1866) Oct. 7, 1903, in Franklin Co. Issue: 113

(a) Robert Early, b. Sept. 3, 1904, attended Fer­ rum Training School. (b) Ma~y Frances, b. May 6, 1906, educated in East Radford State Teacher's College. (c) Annie Hancock, b. Oct. 27, 1907, educated in State Teachers College, East Radford. (d) Edmund Stone, b. Oct. 10, 1909, attended Fer- rum Training School. (e) Dorothy Belle, b. M?Y 23, 1913. (f) Edith, b. Nov. 20, 1914, d. Nov. 24, 1914. (7) Belle Williams Hancock (b. Sept. 7, 1877) m. William S. Frazier (b. April 17, 1871j Mar. 26, 1897, in Frank­ lin Co. Issue: (a) Sallie Kathleen, b. April 26, 1903, educated in Virginia IntermonD College, and Boston (Mass) Conservatory. (b) William Stone, b. May 31, 1905, educated in V. M. I. (c) Early Hancock, b. May 14, 1908. (d) Herbert Anselm, b. May 21, 1910. (e) Carleton Page, b. Mar. 29, 1913. (8) Ethel Dickinson Hancock, Altavista, (b. Jan. 30, 1880) educated Harrisonburg State Teacher's College, and Univer­ sity of Virginia. (9) Annie Sue Hancock, b. Aug. 17, 1882, d. Oct. 24, 1888. (10) Julia Page Hancock, Altavista, b. April 18, 1885, attended s. r. c. at Farmville, m. F. s. Davis, June 19, 1912.

DI (11)

Christopher Harrison Hancock (Benjamin and Elizabeth Booth Hancock, Lewis, John), b. Nov. 26, 1834, in Franklin Co., d. May 12( 1893; m. Victoria Street (b. July 11, 1839, d. Mar. 12, 1897J, dau. of Wm. A. and Nancy Street, Jan. 22, 1857. William Street represented Franklin Co., in the General Assemb­ ly 1844-47. Issue: (1) William A. Hancock, Bluefield, W. Va., b. Nov. 19, 1858, m. Florence Cooke, dau. or James Anthony Cooke, of Franklin Co., Feb. 17, 1886. Issue: 114

(a) Percy Cooke, b. Nov. 29, 1886, m. Ethel Loraine Hillman, of St. Paul, Oct. 23, 1912. Issue: James Anthony, b. July 20, 1913; ana Rolfe Louise, b. April 15, 1915. (b) Viola Victoria, m. William Martin Blalock, pee, 16, 1925. (2) John B. Hancock, b. Aug. 5, 1860, m. Lucy A. Poin­ dexter (b. Feb. 12, 1862) Dec. 12, 1883, at Union Hall. Issue: (a) William Letcher, Cape Charles, b. Oct. 1, 1884, (b) Grace, b. Jan, 21, 1887, m, R. B. Harris, Roa- noke. (c) Moss, b, June 30, 1889, d, Sept, 10, 1910. (d) Katie E., b, Nov, 26, 1894, m. F. L, Johnson, Roanoke, (e) Roy B., b. Sept, 3, 1897, m. Gladys Bryant, Oct. 5, 1923, Roanoke. (f) John c., b. July 3, 1900, m. Doris Thorpe, May 5, 1926, at New Brunswick, N. J. (g) Louise P., Roanoke, b, Nov. 21, 1902. (3) Charles Street Hancock b. Mar. 20, 1863, d, Dec. 11, 1923, m. Mattie Semones (b. May 28, 1874), dau. of B. s. and Sarah Semones, Jan. 5, 1896, Issue: (a) Guy C,, b. Dec, 22, 1897, m. Stella Rhodes, Oct. 15, 1921, at Roanoke. Issue: Guy c., Jr., b, July 9, 1928. (4) Nancy Elizabeth Hancock, b. Aug, 27, 1867, m. John W. Hammersly {b. June 27, 1871), July 2, 1895, Issue: (a) Annie Ray b, April 14, 1896, m, William Butler, Dec. 19, 1923, Salem. (b) Russell, m. Lorina Thelma Etter, Sept. 27, 1927, Salem, Issue: Lorina Thelma, b, July 9, 1928. (5) Julia Kate Hancock, b. Feb. 16, 1869, m. John w. Johnson (b. Sept. 19, 1871, d. Aug. 14, 1928) Oct. 11, 1906, at Roanoke. No issue, (6) Walter Roland Hancock, b. Mar, 30, 1872, m. Annie Melville Gwaltney (b. Feb. 19, 1880), dau. of James W. and Susan (Haley) Gwaltney, Feb. 10, 1898, at Winston-Salem, N. C, Issue: (a) Louise Virginia, b. May 1, 1900; educated at Hollins College; m, Louis A. Voigt, Jr,, Oct. 5, 1920, at Roanoke. 115

(b) Walter Roland, Jr •• b. July 6, 1904; educat­ ed University of Virg.tnia. (c) Kenneth Linwood, b. Jan. 14, 19o6, d. May 30, 1907. (d) Everett Sherwood, b. May 11, 1911; educated Roanoke College and Universi~Y of Virginia. (7) Robert P. Hancock, b. Aug. 7, 1873. (8) Lonnie w. Hancock, b. June 19, 1879. (9) Daisy Claire Hancock, b. Oct. 21 1881, d. Feb. 19, 1920, m. Guy Lucas Shertz (b. June 24, 1879~ Dec. 31, 1901, at Reanoke. Issue: (a) Elizabeth Victoria, Ridgeville, N. C., b. April 1, 1903, m. Eugene Foster, April 13, 1924, at Roanok~_and has dau. Betty Gene, b. July 29, 1927 (b) Charles Wallace, b. April 12, educated in V. P. I. (c) Guy Louis, b. Nov. 15, 1909. (d) Alvin Linwood, -b. Nov. 21, 1911. (e) John Albert, b. April 12, 1913. (f) Louise, b. Nov. 8, 1916.

IV (14).

Julia A. Maria Hancock (Benjamin and Elizabeth Booth Hancock, Lewis, John), m. John Randolph Zeigler, June 20, 1860, and had issue: (1) Michael Zeigler, m. Allie Law •• dau. of w. D. , Law. Among issue: (a) Cameron, m. Everett Blackwell (b) :Benjamin (2) Alpha Zeigler, m. and had issue: seven children. (3) Morse Zeigler, b. Nov. 14, 1884, m. Samuel H. Sheppard (b. Oct. 5, 1875) Nov. 21, 1907, in Franklin Co. Home: Alexandri~. Issue: (a) Mary, b. Aug. 19, 1911. (b) Hannah, b. Aug. 27, 1914. (c) Samuel H. b. Sept. 19, 1916. 116

(d) Marvin, b. May 20, 1919. (e) Morse, b. July 24, 1921. (4) Katherine Elizabeth Zeigler~ b. Nov. 10, 1866. m. Dr. James Philemon Smith (b. Aug. 24, 1~61, d. June 5, 1925) Dec. 19, 1891. Issue: (a) Hubert Zeigler, b. April 16, 1894, m. Leone Eggleston, Apr. 8, 1925, at Spray, N. C. He was educated in Randolph-Macon College, Ashland. (b) Mary Katherine, b. April 14, 1896; educated in Randolph-Macon Woman'- s College Lynchburg; m. Dr. Carleton Moorman, Nov. 16, 1927, at Martinsville. (c) James Randolph, dentist, b. July 27, 1901; (5) Mary Zeigler, unm.

THE (THOMAS) HANCOCK FAMILY (not related to the foregoing family)

I. (1) Thomas Hancock, b. ca. 1734, d. in Franklin Co. in 1803, m. Mary Shoemaker in Goochland Co., Mar. 25, 1758 she died in Franklin Co,, in 1812. Under date of April 20, 17b31 (D. B, 8, p, 328, Goochland Co.) T~omas Hancock of Goochland Co., -conveyed Darby Ferlines of Chesterfield Co. 125 acres in Goochland Co. located on the branches of Gennette Creek. On Oct. lO, 1779, Thomas Hancock was granted 90 acres in that part of Henry Co. which later became Franklin Co. This land was located on Beard's Creek, 15 miles southwest of Rocky Mount. When the oath of allegiance was being administered in all of the Virginia Counties during the Revolutionary War, Thomas Han­ cock of Henry Co. was among the list which took the oath on Oct. 31, 1777. He left a will of record in Franklin Co,, (W. B. l, p. 33), dated July 25, 1803, probated Dec. 5, 1803, in which he names his wife, Mary Hancock; daughters, Nancy and Obedience; sons, Benjamin and Stephen. He devised to his wife his real estate for her life, and after her death, the lower half of his tract of land was to go to his son, Benjamin Hancock, and the upper half to his son, Stephen Hancock. Their mother died in 1812, as the tax records show that Benjamin and Stephen Han­ cock came into possession of the land in 1813. It is likely that he was related to Lewis Hancock of Franklin Co., as he named Benjamin Hancock, Jr., a son of Lewis Hancock, and William Han­ cock, executors of his estate. Benjamin Hancock, born in 1782, son of Lewis, was called "Junior" to distinguish him from Ben­ jamin Hancock, the son of Thomas Hancock, who was born in 1760. The tax records show that Benjamin Hancock, son of Lewis Hancock, 117 was called "Junior" till the time of his death in 1860. Issue and dates of births as shown by the St. James Northam Parish of Goochland Co., by Rev. William Douglass.

II.

(1) Ann (Nanc~) Hancock, b. Nov, 26, 1758, baptized Feb. 11, 1759, in Goochland Co, She is mentioned in her father's will, but it is not known whether or not she ever married or when she died. (2) Benjamin Hancock, designated as "Senior" in the Franklin Co. tax records, b, Nov. 13, 1760, in Goochland Co., d. 1850 in Franklin Co. There was apparently no administ~ation of his estate, and his land, on Beards Creek was carried on the tax records as "Benjamin Hancock, deceased" as late as 1863, (3) John Hancock, twin of Benjamin, b, Nov. 13, 1760, baptised Jan. 6, 1763, in Goochland County. He probably died prior to 1803, as he is not mentioned in the Will of his father. (4) Mary Hancock, b. June 3, baptised Jan. 6, 1763, in Goochland County. She probably died prior to 1803, as she is not mentioned in her father's Will of that date. (5) Obedience Hancock, b. May 14, 1764, baptised Sept. 2, 1764, in Goochland Co, She was bequeathed certain property by her father, but there is no futher record of her. (6) Stephen Hancock, b. June 6, 1766, baptised Sept. 7, 1766, in Goochland Co., cl. 1825 in Franklin Co. His rather devised him the upper half of his platation on Beard's Creek. In 1863 his land was still being carried on the tax records under the designation, "Stephen Hancock, deceased." Jacob Hancock was assessed a property tax for the years 1826 and 1827.

THE HARPER FAMILY

Claiborne, son of John and Nancy Harper, was born in Amelia County, December 23, 1774. He married Mary Cabaniss, November 7, 1799. She was born August 15, 1776. The Harpers are of English, and the Cabaniss family is of French Hugenot descent. ~laiborne Harper was a soldier in the War of 1812. served in Capt. S. Thomas• Company, Virginia Militia, from July 31, 1813, then was transferred to Captain Neblett•s Company, and served until October 1, 1813, when on account of bad health, 118 he furnished Nath Walker as his substitute and was honorably discharged. He returned to his home in Nottoway County, and died February 7, 1814. A deed dated February 2, 1835, and other records, show that his widow and children sold his Nottoway County land to Benjamin Ward, whose land completely surrounded it, for seventy dollars, and removed to a farm in Franklin County, settling near Taylor's Store. On February 7, 1827, William T. Harper, oldest son of Claiborne and Mary Harper, bought from John McCrery 16o acres of land on Gill's Creek for the sum of $850,00 (in 1934 this land was owned and occupied by Gracie Layman.) Mary Cabaniss Harper spent the remaining years of her life in the home of her son Joel. In 1853 she applied for a pension of Bounty Land but the petition was denied. She died on January 10, 1870, at the age of 94, and is buried in the grave­ yard on the place. There are no markers to her grave. Claiborne Harper is buried in Nottoway County in an unknown grave. Claiborne and Mary (Cabaniss) Harper had issue: 1, William Trenton, 2. Lucy, 3, Edmund, 4. Jesse, 6. James Claiborne, 7, Joel and 8. Robert Matthew. William Trenton was born in Nottoway County, June 17, 1801, He was employed in St. Louis, Missouri, where he died, unmarried, August 4, 1832. Lucy was born in Nottoway County, September 14, 1802, She died unmarried on November 17, 1835, and is buried on the Joel Harper place. Edmund was born in Nottoway County, February 21, 1804, and died unmarried on October 1820. Mary was born April 30, 1807. She married John Paine Collier, August 15, 1822. Mr. Collier was born in England, De­ cember 10, 1790, His father, with two brother~ came to America together. The father sailed for England rather than fight a­ gainst his count~y. He was presumably lost at sea as he was never heard from again. John Collier went to Kentucky before his marriage, enlisted under Andrew Jackson, and served in the battle of New Orleans. One of his brothers became over heated in a wheat field and died. Tle other brother married and has many descendants. John Collier was a mason by trade and also a farmer. His oldest child was born in Virginia. The family were living in William County, Tennessee, in 1831-39. They afterwards settled in Graves County, Kentucky. Mary Harper Collier never revisited in Virginia after her marriage. John Paine Collier died February 15, 1885. His widow spent her last years in the home of her son, Joel Robert Collier. She died in 1886. Both are buried near Boaz Station, Graves County, Kentucky. There are no stones with inscriptions at their graves, 119

John Paine Collier and Mary Harper had issue: 1. Char­ les Claiborne, 2. William Paine, 3. Sally Ann Elizabeth, 4. Mary Jane, 5. Louisa Clark, 6. John James, 7. Nancy L., 8. Martha H., 9. Marcus Lafayett, 10. Harriet Angeline, 11. Joel Robert and 12. Pemlelia Margaret. Charles married Nancy Ann Stokes. William Paine Married, first, Frances Ann Balance; second, Ca­ therine Hayes; and third, Frances Elliott. Sally Ann married James Meadows. Mary Jane married William Balance. Louisa Clark married John Thomas Buckingham. John James married Margaret Buckingham. Maney L., and Martha died unmarried. Marcus Lafay­ ette never married. He served in Company B. 6th, Illinois Cavalry, during the Civil War and died in Camp, May 27, 1863. Harriet Angeline married, first, George Franklin Bolen, and second, Samuel Bales. Joel Robert married Nancy Jane Whitis. Permelia Margaret married George Byerley. Jesse, son of Claiborne Harper, was born in Nottoway county, August 23, 1808. He was employed in St. Louis, Missouri, where he died October 28, 1831. James Claiborne, sixth child of Claiborne Harper, was born in Nottoway County, Januar~ 11, 1810. He married Mary Showalter, November 24, 1842. he was born January 25, 1827, and died June 8, 1862. James died June 26, 1897. They are buried at Franklin near the lower Church at Cross Roads. There are no markers at their graves. After his marriage, James Harper settled.on a farm near Cross Roads. James was too old for active service in the Civil War. He served as drill master at home. He was employed in St. Louis when his two brothers died. He built Taylor's Store, the house of Jesse Clay Dillon at Cross Roads, and the Jack Starkey and Tyree Dillon houses. He and his son Stephen built many of the old bank barns of Franklin County. James Claiborne and Mary Harper had issue: 1. Nancy Mary, married Robert Irvin Bush; 2. Maria Catherine, married Samuel Moore; 3. Mildred Victoria, married Thaddeus Reed Dillon; 4. Charles Henry, never married; 5. Joseph Peter, married Ellen Virginia English; 6. James Robert, never married; 7. Stepehn Claiborne, never married; 8. Rhoda Elizabeth, married first, John William Lumsden, and, second, Fayette w. Harvey; 9. Sarah Lucy, married William Demorest Southall; 10. Jabez William, married Maggie Magdaline Pasley; and 11. Johnson Beauregard, married Sallie c. Bradley. Joel, seventh child of Claiborne and Mary Harper, was born in Nottoway County, October 4, 1811. He married Mary Noble, June 11, 1844. She was born November 23, 1824, and died March 13, 1912. She spent the last years of her life in the home of her daughter Kate in FUlton, Missouri, and is buried there. Joel Harper died January· .22, 1892, and is buried near Taylor's Store. Mary Ann Noble was a daughter of Daniel and Nancy (Greer) Noble. The father of Nancy was a son of Moses Jr. and Susannah (wood) Greer. Joel and Mary {Noble) Harper had 120

issue: 1. William Trenton, who married Lucy Mary Cook; 2. Nan­ nie Noble, who married Zachariah Taylor Dillon, and settled in Missouri; 3, Sarah Cornelia, who married Jacob Dillon; 4. John Robert, died unmarried in Georgetown, Texas; 5, Lucy Ann, never married; 6, Daniel Noble, married Sallie A. Lumsden; 7, James Moses, married Pattie Willie Chambers; 8. Joel Thomas, married, first, Mary Ann Bowen, and, second, Sallie Frances Vermillion; 9. Emma, died at 16, unmarried; 10. Fannie Miller, married John M. Young; 11. Claiborne Owen, married, first, Lee Marion Pasley, and second, James Gooldy. Robert Matthew, youngest child of Claiborne and Mary Harper, was born in Nottoway County, June 22, 1813, He married first, Lydia Hill and second, Mary Ann Betz. He married Lydia Hill March 4, 1838. She was born March 14, 1820, and died March 4, 1851, and is buried in old Liberty Cemetery near Black Rock Church. Mary Ann Betz was born December 4, 1~29, and died Sep­ tember 8, 1924. She is buried in Payson, Utah. Robert Harper died August 23, 1893, and is buried at Payson, Utah. Robert and his second wife were members of the Mormon Church, as are most of his descendants. They went to Utah in 1883, settling at Payson, His sons, John Claiborne and Edmund, were of the Council of Seventy. Robert Matthew Harper and his first wife had issue: l, Charles Claiborne, who never married; 2. Mary Louise, who died at the age of fourteen; 3. John Claiborne, who married, first, Ruth Ann Hill, second, Mary Price Davis, third, Fanny Combs. The last named was living in Juarez, Mex­ ico, in 1932; 4. Martha Elizabeth Harper, who died at the age of six years. Robert Matthew Harper and Mary Ann Betz had issue: 1. Edmund Henry, who married Estella Victoria Dixon; 2. Rob­ ert Fulton, who died at the age of seven years; 3. Mary Fanny, who married William Keen Henry; 4. James Thomas, who married Almira Boyle; 5. Silas Benjamin, who married Sarah Amanda Shur­ tiluff; 6. Kenton Lee, who married, first, Maria Combs, and, second, Laura Ellen Taylor; 7, Beverly Davis, ~ho married Mary Kasiah Boyle; 8. William Tell, who married, first, Evaline Ladel Wightman, and, second, Ellen Elizabeth Butler; 9. Walter Payton, who married Sarah Meleta Openshaw, and 10. Charles B. Harper, who died in infancy.

THE HILL FAMILY

The following information concerning the Hill Family of Franklin County was contained in a letter from Arthur Bernard, of Rocky Mount, to the author of this volume, under date of October 20, 1934. My grandfather's mother was a daughter of Robert Hill, and my knowledge of that family is derived from tradition, and not from written records. Robert Hill came to this section from Dublin, Ireland, sometime prior to 1740, and secured possession of a large tract of land in the wilderness, where he built his 121 home spent the remainder of his life. His wife, Velie Linus, was a member of an old Roman family that went from Italy to the British Isles shortly after the Roman conquest. An effort has been made to identify her family with that of an early Bishop of the Christian Church, but, as far as I am now informed, there are no authentic records to estab­ lish that connection. Robert Hill died in 1778, not a very old man, and his wife survived him by several years. Three of his sons suffered violent deaths, two being killed by Indians, and a third by a colt which he was riding. The other two sons, Swinfield and Thomas, reached years of maturity and figured in various enterprises and functions of the pioneer community. Swinfield Hill commanded a company in the Revolutionary War and was a member of the first county court on its organization in 1784. He also served in other capacities of a public nature during most of his life. I do not know who he married, nor the year of his death, and practically nothing of his children. The wife of Thomas Hill was Aliana Standifer, a family name that disappeared from the county in the early 18OO's. I have sometimes seen the name in news items from Texas, but do not know if there is any relationship between the families of the two sections. Of the daughters of Robert Hill, three were married by gentlemen who moved to Tennessee - Wade, Barton, and Armstrong, - and as a con­ sequence have no place in Franklin genealogy. A son of one of them - David Barton - became a close personal and political friend of Andrew Jackson; and served in Congress from Tennessee and, if I am not mistaken, as United States Senator from Missouri. Walter Bernard and Col. William Jones married the other two dau­ ghters of Robert Hill, and their descendants, with some exceptions, continued to reside in Virginia. One or the sons of Thomas Hill was killed by a panther, and the other son, and the daughters, with their husbands, moved to Tennessee. Walter Bernard, who married a daughter of Robert Hill, was a native of Frederick County, Maryland, and came to this section as a soldier in the Revoluti­ onary War, in which struggle he attained the rank of Major, and at its close devoted his attention to the manufacture of iron and to other enterprises of the community. He died in 1841, in his 82nd. year. One of his sons, Linus, was killed in the War of 1812, and another of his sons, Zadok, commanded a company that went from this county to Norfolk to aid in protecting that city from British warships. Zadok Bernard's wife was Mary Kitchin, a dau­ ghter of Caleb Kitchin of Buckingham County, and his wife, Mary Arrington, of Amherst County. Zadok Bernard served for some time on the county court, composed at that period of Justices appointed by the Governor of the State. He died in 1871, in the 81st year or his age. Zadok's son, Thomas Hill Bernard, succeeded his father on the county court, was captain of militia prior to and in the early months of the Civil War. He was appointed by the Confederate authorities on a committee to collect for and distri­ bute supplies to the families or soldiers in active service. At the close of the war he cooperated with Major DeKnight, a Federal officer, in establishing some form of order 122

in the chaotic conditions prevailing at that time. On the reorganization of the State government, in 1869, he was appointed county superintendent of schools, and in that capacity established the public school system in this county. He served eight years as judge of the county court, and after­ wards as a member of the Electoral Board of the county, which closed his connection with government affairs. In conjuction with Perry Harrison, .he aided in establishing a tobacco market in Rocky Mount after the completion of the Franklin and Pitt­ sylvania railroad. He died in 1905, at 80 years of age, His wife was Sarah Eudalia, a daughter of Moses and Nannie Feather­ stone Eudalia of Charlotte County. Sre survived her husband twelve years, dying in 1917 in her 86th year. Some traditions existed among the older citizens of the county which if sup­ ported by actual facts would command a place in any history of this section. One of these concerns a supposed visit of John Brown to this county in 1858, at which time he posed as a doc­ tor professing to treat Negro men for hernia and unmentionable diseases, During these private ministrations, he would sound his "patients" on their attitude toward measures of violence to secure liberation. To such of them as he judged would be sufficiently prudent, he would outl.ine a method of cooperation in the scheme shortly to be launched for their emancipation. The plan which he seemed to have nursed in his own mind, was that these secret consultations would lay the groundwork for a bloody uprising among the slaves and aid in his campaign for devastation and destruction through the south. I am 75 years of age and write a very imperfect hand. I hope you can read it. In the old Tan Yard grave yard at Rocky Mount are the following tombstones with legible inscriptions: 1, Robert Hill, 10 Aug. 1778 2, In remembrance- Violet Hill, Aug. 1803 (1808?) 3. In remembrance of Thomas Hill, dec'd. 1827 4. Linus Hill- dec'd 01 5, In Memory of Lucy Hill 6. In Memory of Ruth Bernard who departed this life 18th March 1841, aged 83 rears, 18 days. (She was a daughter of Robert Hill) In Memory- Walter Bernard, who departed this life 5 Feb. 1841, aged 82 years, 11 months, and 5 days. 123

THE HOOK FAMILY

Henry Hook was a manufacturer of Glasgow Scotland, His known issue are: 1. Thomas; 2. Charles, living in Jama­ ica some years after 1779; 3. Duncan, died in 1799, in Jama­ ica; 4. John, born 1745-46, at Glasgow Scotland, died 1808, at Hale's Ford, Franklin County, Va.; 5. Archibald, went to India; 6. Lionel; 7. Robert; and 8. a daughter who married Captain Fraser, and went to India. In some letters, Major Campbell, "our Highland Kins­ man" is mentioned. John Hook, 4th son came to Virginia in 1758 (12-13 years old), in the employ of William and James Donald, Scotch merchants and shipowners, of Greenock, Scotland. John Hook, lived, first, at Blandford, then after his marriage to Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Col. John Smith of Goochland, about 1772, he settled at New London, Bedford County, Virginia, where he l-cept a store until 1784, when he moved to Hale's Ford, Franklin County, Virginia. He was a merchant until his death in 1808. He was constantly in law suits. Among some of the cases was that of Ross and Hook that began in 1785, and did not end·until 1850, long after both of parties were dead; Pat­ rick Henry was his lawyer in several cases, and in a letter to him, Hook says: "If you will only manage this case for me with the same energy and ability as you did against me when you defeated the ends of justice in Venable's case, we shall be sure to win." John Hook also employed Edmund Randolph and Philip Norborne Nicholas as counsel at times. John Hook and wife, Elizabeth, had two sons, and four daughters. 1. Henry, born 1775, died 1811, not married; 2. John Jr., died 1807, Nashville, Tennessee, not married, he had just begun to practice medicine; 3. Elizabeth, who married Christopher Clark, Joplin descendants in Richmond, Virginia; 4. Charlotte, who married Dr. Samuel Griffin, descendants live in Bedford, Roanoke and Campbell Counties, Virginia; 5. Margaret, who mar­ ried Thomas West, and their da~ghters, Louisa, married Hobson; and 6. Catherine, who married Bowker Preston, descendants are the Misses Holland, and the Nowlins of Campbell County, Virginia, and the Christiens of Lynchburg, Virginia, also Capt. Thomas Bowker Holland of Co. D. 2nd, Va. Cavalry, and Lieutenant Tho­ mas B. Davis of Lynchburg, who were both killed in the Civil War. Miss Holland's father·ilso served from Manasses to Ap­ pomattox as did some of the Griffins. 124

THE HOPKINS FAMILY

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(1) William Hopkins, b. ca. 1685, d. in St. Peter•s Parish, New Kent, Dec. 16, 1755. His wire, Frances, surname unknown, d. Dec. 10, 1755. Due to destruction of the records of New Kent, James City and surrounding counties, by the Fed­ eral Army, it is impossible to name his parents. It is believed that he was a grandson of John Hopkins, who came from England with Henry Soane, in 1656, and settled in New Kent. William and Frances Hopkins had 8 children, among whom was: II {l) Francis Hopkins, b. Feb. 27, 1737, d. 1804, II (1) Francis Hopkins (William) left a will, of record in Bedford Co., dated Feb. 21, 1803, pro. June 25, 1804. Hem. Jane Cox, in Cumberland co., Nov, 25, 1760. Shed. in Bed­ ford Co., ca. 1815. She was living in 1811, according to a suit or Hopkins vs. Carter (Orders 1809-11), and was dead Jan. 1, 1816, according to agreement, or Jan. 1, 1816, of her four children, dividing the slaves bequeathed her by her husband, Francis Hopkins. ·(D. B. "N", p. 452). Francis Hopkins gave bond in Cumberland Co., on Nov. 25~ 1760, to marry Jane Cox. John Holman was his surety. On Feb. 1, 1762, James Bagby or Cumberland Co., con­ veyed to Francis Hopkins of Cumberland, 600 acres in Amelia Co. The deed was witnessed by William and John Cox, and John Bag­ by. (D. B. 7, p. 666, Amelia Co.) In Aug. 1763, Francis Hop­ ins and Jane, his wife, of Amelia Co,, conveyed William Ware and Joel Meadoe 150 and 225 acres, respectively. (D. B. 8, pp. 189. Amelia Co.) In April 1773, and Oct. 1773, they conveyed 10 acres to John Green, and 215 acres to William Ware. (D. B. 12, pp. 54 and 138, Amelia Co.) Francis Hopkins removed to Bedford C. from Amelia Co. ca. 1771. Bedford Co. records show that William Trigg, on Jan. 22, 1771, conveyed to Francis Hopkins of Amelia Co., 400 acres located on the South side of Otter River. His wife, Jane Cox, dau. of Frederick and.Elizabeth Cox, who left will dated May 4, 1754, pro. Jan. 27, 1755 in Cumberland Co. ( W. B. 1, p. 90). She was a granddaughter of Bartholomew and Rebecca Cox (b. ca. 1665, in Henrico Co., d. 1730), who left will of record in Goochland Co., (in W. B. 1, p. 262, dated Jan. 14, 1730), and she was a great granddaughter of John Cox, the emigrant, b. ca. 1612, d. in 1696, left will 125 dated Feb. 19, 1691, pro. Feb. 1, 1696, (Book V, p. 678, Hen­ rico Co.) Issue of Francis and Jane (Cox) Hopkins: III (1) John Hopkins, (2) Price Hopkins, b. 1777, d. July 1845, m. 1st, Elizabeth Turner (b. July 10, 1781, d. July 11, 1810) dau. of Rev. James Turner, Oct. 13, 1801; and m. 2nd, Frances G. Clay­ tor (d. 1860), dau. of Samuel Claytor, Dec. 31, 1812. He ser­ ved in War of 1812. 12 children survived him. (3) William Hopkins, b. ca. 1770, d. 1820, m. Eliz­ abeth Clarke, of Powhatan Co,, dau, of William Clarke Sr., Apr. 21, 1795, He served in War of 1812, and represented Bedford Co. in the General Assembly. He d. 1820, 7 children survived him. (4) Martha (or Patsy) Hopkins, b. ca. 1766, m. John Walden, Apr. 6, 1786, Four children survived her. III (1) John Hopkins (Francis, William) b. Oct. 6, 1775, in Bedford Co. and d. there Mar. 19, 1821. The division of his estate is of record in Bedford Co. as of Dec. 26, 1825. He left numerous slaves and several plantations. Hem. Mary (Polly) Turner, dau. of Rev. James Turner, of Bedford, Revolu­ tionary soldier and a Presbyterian ministerA Sept. 2, 1800. She was b. Aug. 25, 1779, and d. Jan. 10, ld48, (See her will pro. Jan. 24, 1848, w. B. "M", p. 540.) Mary Turner's mother was Sarah Leftwich, (b. Jan. 20, 1762, d. Nov. 27, 1834) sister of Col. William Leftwich, and dau. of Augustine Leftwich, (b. ca. 1712 in New Kent Co, d. in Bedford Co. 1795); and granddaughter of Thomas Leftwich, (b. ca, 1660, in New Kent Co. d. 1730 in Caroline Co.) and great granddaughter of Ralph Leftwich, (b. ca. 1628, in England, d. in New Kent Co. ca. 1780), who patented 300 acre~ in 1658, on the Piankatank River in New Kent. John Hopkins gave bond in Bedford Co. Sept. 1, 1800, to marry Mary (Polly) Turner, dau. of James Turner. Frazier Otey was his surety. Issue of John and Mary (Turner) Hopkins:

IV ,(1) Sally Leftwich Hopkins, (b. Nov. 20, 1801) m. James S. McAllister, attorney, Apr. 17, 1820, in Bedford Co. He d. July 11, 1824. Issue: (a) Mary Bell, (b) Nancy J. T., and (c) John. 126

(2) James Turner Hopkins, (b. Mar. 6, 1803, d. May 12, 1836) m. Mary (Polly) Early, Dec. 15, 1824. Soon after her husband's death in 1836, she moved to Mercer Co. now West Va., where she died. (3) Francis Hopkins, (b. Jan. 21, 1805) m. Emeline Cooke, dau. of Maj. William and Sarah Maxwell (Otey) Cooke (sister of Bishop Otey) Oct. 21, 1835. They moved to Arkan­ sas. Maj, William Cooke was a son of Benjamin Cooke, son of John Cooke, son of Benjamin Cooke, sen of Thomas Cooke, son of Mordecai Cooke, of Gloucester Co. Mordecai Cooke's dau. Mary (d, Jan. 21, 1723) m. Thomas Booth, of Gloucester Co. (4) Jesse Turner Hopkins, b. Dec. 13, 1807, d. Sept. 5, 1877, m. Mildred E. Hewitt, May 17, 1826, (5) Elizabeth Ann Hopkins, b. May 24, 1810, m. Wil­ liam J. A. Quarles, Jan. 29, 1528. They moved to Tenn. (6) John Calvin Hopkins, b. Aug. 21 1812, d. July 20, 1889, m. 1st, Maria M. Barnes, Sept. 22, 1829; 2nd, Louisa B. Gillespie, June 20, 1844; and 3rd, Elizabeth Ann Tabler, July 1, 1847. He moved to Tazewell Co. He had 10 children, one of whom, Francis Alexander, represented a Kentucky District in Congress. (7) Dr. William Leftwich Turner Hopkins, b. Dec. 14, 1814, d. Aug. 5, 1873, m. Julia Ann Muse, Dec. 26, 1850. (8) Harriet Hopkins, b. Jan. 11, 1817, d. Oct. 25, 1819. (9) Mary Jane Hopkins, b, Jan. 31, 1819, d. June 20, 1890, m.Rev, William Henry Matthews, Presbyterian minister of Powhatan Co., Feb. 22, 1848. (10) Harriet Burr Hopkins, b. Feb. 12, 1821, d. 1893, m. Robert G. Bell, Dec. 1 1841. Issue: (a) Sarah Turner, m. John Wilson; (b) Mary; (c) Robert G., Jr., Confederate soldier, unm. killed Apr. 26, 1865; and (d) Kirkwood, of Montvale, b. Feb. 3, 1855, m. Maggie A, Baldwin, May 7, 1890. The foregoing births and deaths are recorded in the Bible of John Hopkins. rv (7) Dr. William Leftwich Turner Hopkins (John, Francis, William) b. Dec. 14, 1814 d. Aug. 5, 1873 was graduated from University of Pa., in 1838, located in Franklin Co. and practiced medicine 35 years. Hem. Julia Ann Muse (b. Jan. 21, 1824, d • Feb, 22, 1916) Dec. 26, 1850, dau. of Henry Lawson Muse, veteran of War of 1812, and a member of the Va, Legislature. Issue:

V (1) William Henry Hopkins, b. Aug. 13, 1852, d, Sept. 24, 1857. 127

(2) Mary Elizabeth Hopkins, b. Aug. 28, 1854, d. Sept. 21, 1913, m. Henry Clay Price, of Franklin Co. (d. Sept. 29, 1919) Mar. 29, 1877. Issue: (a) William Henry Price, b. July 14, 1878, at Dil­ lons Mill; m. Elizabeth E. Deyerle, of Oklahoma, Sept. 28, 1904. He was educated in V. P. I., and he farms in Franklin Co. Issue: 1. Clay Deyerle, b. June 27, 1905; 2. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 15, 1910; 3. John William, b. Jan. 9, 1919; 4. Peter La Shores; and 5. Pauline, d. in infancy. (b) Annie Lee Price, b. Sept. 19, 1881, at Dillon's Mill, m. Graham Melville Ker, b. Oct. 21, 1879, in Mexico City, Feb. 6, 1907. She was educat­ ed at Oxford Academy, Floyd Court House; Roa­ noke City High School; and University of Mex­ ico. Her husband's grandfather and Alexander Graham Bell were brothers. Issue: (1) Anita Melville Ker, b. May 28, 1908, in Mexico City; attended school in Berkeley, Calif. 1918-19; P. S.• School No. 9, New York City, 1920-21, where she won the gold metal for scholarship; won competitive scholarship in Horace Mann High School,N. Y. C., 1921; student at Stuart Hall, Staunton, 1921-25, George Washington University, 1925; Wellesley 1926-30; and (2) James Alexander Ker, b. Mar. 19, 1911, d. 1914. (c) Minnie Estelle Price, b. Jan. 19, 1886, educat­ ed in State Norman, Farmville, and in Univ. of Va. (d) Mildred Turner Price, b. Apr. 6, 1888, Dillon's Mill; educated in State Normal, Farmville. (3) Julia Sarah Hopkins, b. Jan. 3, 1857, d. June 22, 1863. (4) Harriet Burr Hopkins, b. Dec. 31, 1858, d. Oct. 30, 1875. (5) William Leftwich Turner Hopkins, b. Sept. 30, 1860 (living in 1935), m., 1st, Mary Ella Hancock, Dec. 26, 1882; 2nd, Mary Ann Rebecca Smith, June 4, 1895; and 3rd,Sallie Kath­ leen Stone, Sept. 9, 1916. (6) Mildred Turner Hopkins, b. Jan. 9, 1862, d. Dec. 10, 1899, m. Abram P. Hancock, Oct. 20, 1882. Issue: (a) Hat­ tie; (b) W. Lawson, d. Jan. 9, 1903; and ( c) Pierce Edward. (7) Ann Henry Hopkins, b. Dec. 26, 1863, d. Apr. 25, 1865. 128

V (5) William Leftwich Turner Hopkins (Dr. Wm. L. T. H., John, Francis, William), had issue by 1st marriage: VI (1) William Benjamin Hopkins, M. D., of Tampa, Fla., m. Mary Conrad Nicholson, of Littleton, N. C. and had issue: William Benjamin Jr., (b. Mar. 25, 1924) and Elizabeth Johnson, (b. May 10, 1926). (2) Oscar Leonidas Hopkins. (3) Abram Hancock Hopkins, Judge at Rocky Mount. (4) Col. Walter Lee Hopkins. Lawyer of Richmond, Va. William Leftwich Turner Hopkins issue by 2nd marriage: (5) Clack Dicldnson Hopldns, M. D. (6) Mary Alma Hopldns, educated in Blackstone College, Jackson College of Boston, Mass; taught in Southern College, Petersburg, was Dean for one year. On June 4, 1926, she m. David Bidwell Sabine, chemical engineer, of New York City. (7) Anne Elizabeth Hopkins, b. in Franklin Co., ed­ ucated in Blackstone College, Martha Washington College at Ab­ ingdon, Skidmore College, at Saratoga, N. Y., Emory and Henry College; and teaches at Boone's Mill. (8) Lawson Muse Hopkins, Civil Engineer, b. 1n Frank­ lin Co., educated in public schools, Roanoke College and v. M. I. at Lexington. He is now in the Engineering Department of the Illinois Central Railroad Co., at Des Moines, Iowa. Hem. Edna Hodel, Sept. 20, 1930, at Peoria Ill.

THE {CHARLES) HOPKINS FAMILY (not related to the foregoing family) I. (1) Charles Hopkins, b. ca. 1770, d. in Franklin Co. 1n 1850, m. Mary, surname unknown, ca • 1790. The t'irs t record of him is his name on the tax list or Franklin in 1793. He was probably a brother of Richard Hopkins, who settled in Patrick Co. inl792, a year before Charles Hopkins settled in Franklin. On Feb. l, 1800, Thomas Carter of Franklin conveyed to Charles Hopkins 330 acres on Lynville Creek, 20 miles northeast of Rocky Mount. (D.B. 4, p. 73) In 1813, Charles Hopkins bought 74 129 acres on Indian River, 18 miles northeast of Rocky Mount, and, in 1821, he deeded this land to Rebecca Williams. In 1825, Char­ les Hopkins and William, his son, owned, Jointly, 200 acres, 20 miles northeast of Rocky Mount. He left a will (Franklin W. B. 7, p, 200) dated Jan. 12, 1847, pro. June 3, 1850, bequea­ thing all of his land and personal property to his sons, Wil­ liam, George W., and Henry G. "for the maintenance of myself and wife, Mary Hopkins, according to our wish and desire during our natural lifetime." Issue: II. (1) Massealey (Masselah) Hopkins, m. Jabez Dowdy, Nov. 9, 1810, in Franklin Co. (2) Mary Hopkins, m. Isaac Wysong, July 27, 1811, in Franklin. Co. (3) Isaac Hopkins, b. ca. 1791, m. Rhoda Nimmo, Feb. 7, 1825. Inv. and appraisement of his estate made Nov. 19, 1837, (W. B. 4, p. 484) by Thomas Wright, John Board, and Reed Payne. Charles Hopkins bequeathed property to Rhoda Hopkins, widow of Isaac Hopkins, and to his son, Reuben Hopkins. George W. Hop­ kins was Adm. of Isaac Hopkin's estate. Issue: Reuben Hopkins, m. Sarah Praether, Mar. 17, 1853. They had at least one son, William J. Hopkins. · (4) John S. Hopkins, b. ca. 1792, m. Mary Dowdy, (b. 1799 in Bedford Co., d. Feb. 4, 1879, in Franklin Co., at the home of William Dowdy) dau. of Ezekiel and Mary Dowdy Jan. l, 1816, in Franklin Co. He appears on the tax list from 1813 to 1821. (5) Otey Hopkins, b, ca. 1799, first appears on the tax list in 1818, does not appear after 1828; m. Ann Simmons, Jan. 6, 1825, in Franklin Co. (6) Jonathan Hopkins, b. ca. 1800, m. 1st. Mary Sim­ mons, Apr. 14, 1821, in Franklin Co. (7) William Hopkins, b. ca. 1804, m. Hannah Wilson and removed to Botetourt Co. Among issue: a. Theodore, m. Frances Angle, had a dau., Mary E. Hopkins whom. John w. Kes­ ler, Dec. 16, 1879. (8) George w. Hopkins, b. ca. 1811, m. Elizabeth Dowdy, Dec. 22, 1828, in Franklin Co. Among issue: a. Elender, of Botetourt, m. Daniel Gist, June 11, 1857 b. George W., b. 1849, d. June 29, 1853 c. Elizabeth, m, John E. Bowman, June 15, 1860 d. Daniel A., m. Josephine Booth, dau. of John 130

H. and Nancy G. Booth e. Martha J., m. George Montgomery in 1863. (9) Henry G. Hopkins, b. ca. l8o8, m. Elizabeth Sence, Jan. 5, 1828, in Franklin Co. Among Issue: a. Bennett H., m. Catherine Mason in 1857. W. B. 14, p. 130, Sept. 16, 1864, shows Henry G. Hopkins Admr. of his estate. b. James A., m. Lucy A. Creasy, May 21, 1861 c. Elizabeth, m. Daniel D. Mason, Aug. 18, 1857 d. Catherine, m, John Creasy, Nov. 5, 1857 e, Henry W., m. Maria F. Ham, Dec. 12, 1867; Maria F. Hopkins (widow) m. Francis G. Short, Apr. 20, 1871. II (6) Jonathan Hopkins, (Charles), b. ca, 1800, in Franklin Co. d. in Kanawha Co., West Va., subsequent to 1870; m. 1st, Mary Simmons, Apr. 14, 1821, in Franklin Co,, and 2nd, Tempie Philips in Franklin or Floyd, Jonathan Hopkins appears on the tax list in Franklin Co., 1832-1838, on the Floyd Co., tax list 1838-41, and on the Mercer Co., (now West Va) l:!Bt 1842-58. The names of his children were supplied by Franklin Worth Hop­ kins, oldest child of his 2nd m., now (1935) living in Corbin, Ky. Jonathan and Mary (Simmons) Hopkins had issue: III. (1) Rheubin Hopkins, b. May 12, 1824, in Franklin Co • , moved to Mercer Co., w. va., with his father in 1842, m. Nancy Farley, dau. of Gideon and Dinah (Cook) Farley, May 12, 1848. Issue: a. Lewis Madison, b. Mar. 16, 1849, in Mercer Co, West Va.; living 1935; m, Mary Elizabeth Kea­ ton, Oct. 17, 1872. b. William R., b. Oct. 20, 1850, m. Marinda Caw­ ley, in 1879, Home: Lenore, W. Va. c. Martha, b. Aug. 1854, m. Floyd Phillips, in 1876. Both deceased. d. Henry, b. 1854, m. Caroline Bragg. e. Mary A,, b. 6, 1855, m. William M. Pennington, May 30, 1877. Both dec'd, 131

f. George W,, b, June 29, 1857, m. 1st, Lilla Belle Belcher, m. 2nd, Mandy Phillips. g. Lena, b. 1860, m. Robert A. Rogers. h. Breckenridge, b. Sept. 16, 1864, m. Rachel Bar­ ton. 1. Judah, b. Feb, 2, 1870, m. David Farley. j. Robert L., b. May 2, 1870, m. Mary Massie. (2) Samuel Hopkins, (d. near Pipestem, Mercer Co., w. Va.) m. 1860, Rachel Farley, dau. of Gideon and Dinah (Cook) Farley, and sister of Nancy Fa~ley, whom. Rheubin Hopkins. (3) Simeon D. Hopkins, (d. near Pipestem, W. Va.) m, Sarah Eugene Newly, (b. 1834) dau. of John G. Newly, of Lee Co., in 1859, near Pipestem. Among issue: a. John Henry, b, near Pipestem, moved to Cor­ bin Ky., where he now (1935) lives; and b. Josie. (4) Charlie Hopkins, m. has a dau. Mary Sylvan:l.a, who lives at Rockhold, Ky.

(5) Celia Hopkins, b. in Franklin Co., m. John Horn in Mercer Co,, West Va. (6) Jack Hopkins, d. young tn Whiteley Co., Ky. (7) Martha Hopkins. (8) Mary (Polly) d. in Columbus, Ohio, m. William Johnson. (9) Rachel Hopkins, d. in Whiteley Co., Ky., m. Mr. Bennett. (10) John Hopkins, lived in Mercer Co., w. Va., m. Sarah Kruger, dau., of John Kruger; d. 1863, in Tenn. Jonathan and Tempie (Philips) Hopkins had issue: (11) Franklin Worth Hopkins, Corbin Ky., b,. July 24, 1854, in Mercer Co. W. Va., living 1935, m, Sarah A. Cook (b. 1827,. d. Jan. 13, 1925) dau. of Cornelius and Anna (Pettry) Cook, in 1~66, in Mercer Co., West Va. No issue. (12) George Hopkins, Logan, Ohio, b. near Pipestem, W. Va., m.'Manda Pettry, dau. of John Pettry. (13) Preston Hopkins. 132

(14) Shelby Hopkins. (15) Albert D. Hopkins, Bownement, W. Va. b. Sept. 28, 1870. (16) Susan VirgiruaHopkins, b. near Pipestem, w. Va.

THE JAMES FAMILY

Samuel James, father of James Spencer James, died young. His will in Orange County, dated Dec. 14, 1754. was probated Feb. 27, 1755. He bequeathed his estate to his wife, Mildred, during her lifetime or widowhood, and directed that in case she died or re-married his brother, Thomas James, should be exe­ cutor and divide his estate among his children. His children are not named in the will. Mildred James qualified as executrix of her husband, with William Taliaferro her security, in the sum of one hundred pounds. (Will Bk. 2, p. 200). At a court held for Orange County Sept. 23, 1754, on the motion of Mildred James, her tithables were ordered to be added to the lists (orange Co. Order Bk. 1754-1763). Mildred James, together with Col, George Taylor, E­ rasmus Taylor, Sarah Slaughter and Betty Slaughter, stood as sureties at the christening of Nicholas Taliaferro, born 30th October, 1757r son of William and Mary (Battaile) Taliaferro of "Newington' on Mountain Run, Orange County, and grandson of John and Mary (Catlett) Taliaferro. (Wm. & Mary Quarterly Vol. l p. 147). . . In 1785, William Bell, in the State Enumerations, listed Mildred James as the head of a family, with three white souls, 1 dwelling, and two otrer buildings. (Heads of Families, Va., 1790). She appears on the Orange County personal property returns for 1783, charged with one tithable, three houses, six cattle, ner slave being reported exempt. Mrs. James petition­ ed the General Assembly for.the arrears due on the pension of her late son, Catlett, soldier of the Revolutionary War. An act passed on December 15, 1791, directed same to be paid, (Hening, Vol. 13, p. 322). Her will dated Oct. 28, 1802, was probated April 25, 1803. Jos. Atkins, her son-in-law, was executor, with Spencer Atkins his security. She mentions her daughter, Betty Smith, son James, granddaughter Milly James, and leaves her land to Milly Atkins "her equal part with her brothers." Her sons Catlett and Stephen had died during her lifetime. She does not mention John, who is thought also to have died during her lifetime. (Orange Co. Will Bk. 4 p. 74). Catlett James was evidently the eldest son of Samuel and Mildred James, and does not seem to have married. He ser­ ved in the First Virginia Regiment, during the Revolutionary War, 133

and appears on the pay roll of Capt. Richard Taylor's Company, for May and June, 1777 (w. D. 18-1) and on the rolls of Captain Callohill Minnis' Company in May and June 1779. (W. D. 285-1). March 5, 1784, he drew pay as a soldier of Infantry (W 4, p. 234). In 1782, he appears on the Orange County personal property returns, charged with one tree male and three cattle. He also owned a small tract of land, which passed, upon his death, to his mother. Catlett James died May 22, 1788, as shown by the petition to the Virginia Legislature, when his mother, Mildred James, asked that the arrears due him as a pensioner be paid her. (Orange Petitions #2532, Oct. 31, 1791). Stephen James son of Samuel and Mildred, was born in 1748, and died in 1782. He served in the Revolution, and on August 5, 1783, his pay as Corporal of Infantry, was paid to Thos. Asselin. (War 4, p. 232). He married Polly Pickett, daughter of John Pickett, of Culpeper County. The will of John Pickett bears date July 9, 1803. probated Sept. 17, 1803, in which he mentions his wife, Hannah, and children, John, William, Caty Hume, Elizabeth Settle, Polly James, Sally, Judith, Nancy, Hannah and Lucy. (Slaughter's Notes of Cul.peper, part II, p. 53). He is evidently the John Pickett who received pay for services in the Revolutionary Arrrry, Oct. 5, 1783. (War, 4. p. 306). James Spencer James, son of Samuel and Mildred James, was born 1750 and died 1834. He gave bond in Orange cqunty, August 21, 1780, for his marriage with Frances Davis, Philemon Davis being his security. (Orange co. Marriage Bonds; also Va. Mag. Vol 26, p. 195). The marriage ceremony was performed Aug. 22, by the Rev. William Douglas (Douglas Register, p. 28). Spen­ cer James is listed on the Orange County personal property re­ turns for 1782, and'±s charged with his own head tax, five slaves (Palace, Jeffrey, Sharp, Billy and Charles), seven horses and four cattle. In 1783, he appears in the Henry County tax records as paying on himself, two slaves (Sam and Anthony), 1 horse and 1 covering horse. In 1784, he had brought from Orange County three of the slaves he owned there and, for that year, is charged his own head tax, one slave over 16 years of age and two slaves under 16 years of age (Sharp, Billy and Charles), six horses, eight cattle and one covering horse. He purchased 400 acres in Henry County and received a grant of 100 acres adjoining it, but in Franklin County. When Franklin County was formed, he was in that area and appears on the Franklin County personal property returns for 1786 as "James Spencer James," being charged with one white tithe, two slaves under 16 years of age, seven horses, eight cattle and one stud horse. He married, secondly Frances (Fannie) Baker (1752-1814). In the will of his mother, Mildred James, probated in orange County in 1803, he is designed as "son James'', anji she also mentions a granddaughter Milly James, pro­ bably his daughter. James Spencer James had issue: (1) Catlett James, b. 134

March 3, 1786, d. July 3, 1863, m. Elizabeth Thompson, b. Aug­ ust 26, 1805, d. July 5, 1863; (2) Phebe Bird James, whom. Chesley Ashley of Smythe County; (3) Elizabeth James, whom. William James of Smythe County; (4) Braxton, d. unm.; (5) Fannie James, whom. Ezekiel James of Smythe County; (6) James D. James, whom. Miss Foster and moved to Georgia; (7) Cathe­ rine Emeline James, who rn. Samuel W. Thompson, and, (8) Mild­ red Baker James, whom. Bartholomew Baker. Betty, daughter of Samuel and Mildred James, is men­ tioned in her mother's will, but her husband's name is not a­ vailable. Mildred James, daughter of Samuel and Mildred, married in 1775, Joseph Atkins, (Va. Mag. Vol. 26, p. 192-0range Co. M. Bonds). He was Joseph Atkins, Jr., born May 27, 1755, son of Joseph Atkins and Sarah Brokman, his wife, one of 13 children whose names appear in the Douglas Register. Sarah Atkins, daugh­ terof Joseph and Mildred, was born Feb. 29, 1779, baptized Aug­ ust 5th, 1784; Jonathan was born April 25, 1782, baptized 1784; Parham was born July 29, 1789 and baptized August 21, 1790, Davis was born April 3, 1790, and baptized August 21, 1790. (Dou­ glas Register, p. 153). Thetr daughter, Mildred Atkins, is not entered in aforesaid register, but is mentioned in the will of her grandmother, Mildred James, and was bequeathed an equal share with her brothers, and sisters in the grandmother's land, John Jame~was probably the youngest son of Samuel and Mildred James, as apprentices were usually bound when about 14 years of age. The Orange County records show that in 1765, Mildred James, Widow, bound her son John to Hezekiah Brown, join­ er, "to learn the art, trade and m!stery of a Joiner and Carpen­ ter. 11 There were several John James I s who served in the Rev­ olutionary War, but it is difficult ot identify them. This John was supporter of the American cause as is evidenced by his sig­ nature to a petition presented to the House of Delegates of Vir­ ginia, December 5, 1777, by citizens of Orange County, "praying that the cultivation of tobacco may be restrained, and greater opportunity thereby given for the raising and manufacturing of articles necessary for the Army and the prosecution of the war," This is the last record of John James. His name does not appear on the 1782 tax returns, nor is he mintioned in the will of his mother, Mildred. He probaby died during her lifetime. Unless he was the John James to whom land was granted in Henry County, no descendants of Samuel James of Orange lived in Franklin save through the issue of James Spencer James. Catlett James, b. May 3, 1786, d. July 3, 1863, was the eldest child of James Spencer James. He lived at the old James homestead and he was one of the administrators of his rather•s estate. B. Clifford Goode has an old ledger owned by James Spencer James, which lists items in the sale of the personal property of James Spencer Janes, who died in 1834. Catlett James m. Elizabeth Thompson Dec. 21, 1826. 135

(Pitts. Co. Mar. B.). ?yrant Thompson was the signer of the Certificate. Elizabeth (Thompson) James, b. Aug. 26, 1805, d. July 5, 1863, was the daughter of Dr. Jennings and Elizabeth Thompson of Pittsylvania. Dr. Jennings Thompson was a soldier in the Virginia Militia during the Revolution. He was placed on the Pension Roll March 4, 1831. Issue of Catlett and Elizabeth (Thompson) James: (1) Pyrant Thompson James M. D. b. Jan. 5, 1828, m. Emily Ruth Woods, daughter of Col. Sam woods of Franklin County. They and their children, Perry, Robert and Samuel Catlett, moved from Franklin County to Kansas City, Mo. Dr. Pyrant T. James died Dec. 29, 1890 and is buried at Whitehall, Mo. ( 2) Fanny Davis James, b • Nov. 10, 1829, m. Thomas D. Childress of Montgomery County. Issue: (a) Catlett Childress, moved to Nebraska (b) James s. Childress, m. Miss Smith (c) Waddy Pyrant ("Vence") Childress, m. Miss John­ son, daughter of Dr. Johnson of Franklin County. Their child­ ren were: William, Edd, Johnson, Sidney, Hugh, Mary, and Anne Childress, all of whom are now living except William, who died in Roanoke. (d) James s. Childress. Issue: Mamie, m. Dr. Range­ ley; Stella; Jennie; Jas. S.; and Floyd. (3) Elizabeth James, b. Oct. 7, 1831, d. Jan. 12, 1862, never married. (4) Mary Anne James, b. Apr. 18, 1834, m. Capt. James Turner of Franklin County. (5) Col. Waddy Thompson James, b. Aug. 12, 1836, d. May 14, 1926, m. Mary Jane Warren of Franklin County. (6) Catherine James, b. Jan. 4, 1839, m. Capt. Abram Burnett Ross of Henry County. (7) Phebe James, b. Aug. 7, 1843, m. Floyd Wall of Montgomery County. Issue: W. Frank, Waddy Thompson, Guy, Floyd, Alice, Elizabeth, Eliza Ellen, Fannie; Emma Jane, and Marie Louise. (8) Mildred James, b. Aug. 7, 1843, m. James Wall, nephew of ~oyd Wall. {They moved to Missouri). Mary Anne James, b. Apr. 18, 1834, d. Aug. 26, 1856, daughter of Catlett and Elizabeth (Thompson) James, married Capt. James M. Turner, (died Oct. 2, 1872) a Confederate soldier 136

from Franklin County, on Nov. 24, 1853, and had issue: Bettie M. Turner and George Catlett Turner. Bettie M. Turner, b. Sept. 19, 1854, m. John L. Philpott or Henry County on Sept. 14, 1876. Issue: (1) George J. deceased; (2) James J., I'llral carrier or Bassett; (3) B. Cabell, stockholder and director or furni­ ture factory of Lexington, N. C.; and (4) Bettie Mae. Stephen James (b. 1748, d. 1782) son of Samuel and Mildred James (probably second son) married Polly Pickett (1753- 1840) of Culpeper Co. They moved to Smythe County. Issue of Stephen and Polly (Pickett) James: (1) Mary, m. John Horsley of Smythe County. (2) Adam, 1772-1835, m. Phebe Baker (1774-1840) (3) William, (1802-1862), m. Elizabeth Booker James, (1803-67), his first cousin, daughter of James Spencer James, Smythe County. (4) John, m. Clara Taylor. Moved to Washington County. (5) Jesse, m. Houston. They moved to Cass County, Mo. (6) Ezekiel, m. Fanny James, his first cousin, daughter of Spencer James, Smythe County. (7) Sallie, m. Samuel Kincannon of Smythe County. (8) Janet. A reunion of the descendahts of Samuel and Mildred James is held at Smythe ,County. annually.

THE JAMISON FAMILY

The founder of the Franklin County family was James Jamison. He was born in Glasgow, about 1650, the son of Alex­ ander Jamison. From Scotland he removed to County Galway, Ire­ land, and about 1700, with his two sons, he came to America and settled on the Susquehanna River in Southern Pennsylvania. His son, John, born in 1680, in Ireland, came to America with his rather and his brother Robert, and spent the greater part of his life as an Indian fighter and planter tn York County, Pennsylvania, and in Orange and Augusta Counties in Virginia. He was Captain of the Augusta County Militia. He was the father of Thomas Jam­ ison who was born November 7, 1732, who served in the campaign which ended in Braddock's defeat. Thomas Jamison and his brother Alexander served in the Albemarle Company of Militia for the protection of the frontier against the Indians. In 1756, Thomas married Jane Dic­ key of Loudon County. They were the parents of four children: 137

Samuel, John, Martha and William. They removed to Georgia, but on the death of his wife in 1763, he, with his children, return- ed Albemarle County to the home of his brother Alexander near Charlottesville. He removed thence to what is now Franklin County, near Shady Grove and Snow Creek, where he owned a plantation of about two hundred acres. Here he was married to Hannah Tag­ gart, and to his second union ten children were born: Mary, Jane, Nancy, Katherine, Helen, Margaret, Alexander, Thomas, Hannah, and Rhoda. In Franklin Deed Book 2, page 54, there is of record a deed to a farm from Thomas and Hannah Jamison to John Reed dated September 7, 1789, in consideration of one hundred pounds. This farm was adjacent to the lands of John Jamison, Senior, and John Jamison, Junior, both of whom, with William Stokes and Joshua Dillingham, witnessed the deed of sale. Thomas Jamison was a good horseman and covered hund­ reds of miles in Virginia. He was also fleet of foot. He be­ came a prominent figure in the border wars, and was commissioned Captain in 1761. He served in the Revolutionary War, in the Virginia Infantry. He and his son John, in 1776, "were among the most respectabel families who subscribed to the oath of Al­ legiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia, renouncing allegiance to King George III, early in the history of the determined re­ sistance of the American Colonists to British oppresion. 11 He and his sons, Samuel and John, participated in the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. He was enrolled, April 24, 1776, in White•s Company, Sixth Regiment, and, on September 8, 1778, we find his name recorded on the roll of Capt. John Summer's Company, First Battalion, commanded by Co. Thomas Clark. Thomas Jamison and his brother Alexander were signers of the Alberrnarle Declaration of Independence. Thomas Jamison was a personal friend of Thomas Jef­ ferson and also of Patrick Calhoun, the grandfather of John c. Calhoun, who settled in Augusta County, in 1740, and removed to South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jamison died in 1830 and are buried at Hebron Baptist Churchyard, Jefferson County, Indiana. The eldest son of Thomas and Jane (Dickey) Jamison was Samuel Jamison who served under Washington in the Revolution. The younger son was John, a soldier of distinction in the Con­ tinental Army, who received a Captain's Commission. There is of record in the North Carolina Archives, Book 22, pages 705-709-10, a petition dated June 1784, signed by John and Samuel Jamison among others, to "separate eastern North Carolina from the Western side of the mountains, forming the State of Franklin". After the Revolution, Capt. John Jamison (1758-1842), and his wire Elizabeth lived on a farm next to that of his father, on' Snow Creek, 1n Franklin County. Capt. John Jamison and his wife decided to go west and so settled in Madison County, Kentucky, where he had been 138

granted land. Two of their sons remained in Franklin County or soon returned for they were married there in 1806. It was not unusual for them to ride to and from Kentucky. Samuel, the older, married Winnie Byrd o! Franklin County. To this union eleven children were born: Louis, William, Thomas, Samuel, John> Marshal, Wiley, Sallie, Elizabeth, Rhoda, and Jane. Their home was near his father's at Shady Grove, Franklin County, He own­ ed a large farm and many slaves. Several of their sons served in the Confederate Army. He died a few years before the Civil War, and his wife died during the war. John Jamison, the other brother, was born September 3, 1783, He was married by Reverend Wilson Turner, on January 6, 1806, to Catherine Boone, daughter of Jacob and Catherine Boone. They lived about four miles south of Boone's Mill in Franklin County. Boone's Mill was then a station on the stage coach line between Big Lick (now Roanoke) and Rocky Mount. They were parents of eleven children: Elizabeth, Nancy, Sam­ uel, Mary, Issac, Katheine, Barbara, Henry, John, Jane, and Ja­ cob. John Jamison was a person of quiet habits, liberal in his views, tolerant of the opinions of others, careful in the exer­ cise of his Judgment, and hence, a safe counselor. He was a good farmer am stock raiser and fond of horses. He took pride in his vocation to the benefit of his neighbors. He was slender, abou~ six feet tall, blue eyes, fair complexion and wore a short beard. He and his wife were devoted members and builders of the Old Brick Dunkard Church. They would not own slaves. He was drafted in the war of 1812 and though of the Dunkard faith, went to Lynchburg for service. He did not serve however, for peace was made about that time. He died October 5, 1864, and his widow died August 29, 1866. They are buried at the Jamison burial ground on top of the hill near their old homestead. John Jamison, Junior, his father,' s namesake and fourth son, was born at the Jamison homestead four miles south of Boone's Mill on July 4, 1824. He was married on August 2, 1844 to Eliz­ abeth Akers, the daughter of William and Lavinia (Capper) Akers. She was born July 2, 1824, and died January 14, 1859, and was buried at the Jamison burial ground, They established their home about one mile north of Dillon's Mill and were the parents of seven children: Martha Jane, Sarah Elizabeth, John Williams, Lucy Ann, Hannah Katherine, Sue Lavinia, and Samuel Henry. The mother of these children died when she was in the prime of woman­ hood and when her youngest son was less than a year old. She was gentlewoman and traced her ancestry through her maternal grandmother to Col. John Jamison, who was graduated from William and Mary College, and became a leading spirit among the famous Culpeper Minutemen, He was e1erk of the Court of Culpeper County for thirty-eight years and a member of the Society of the Cin­ cinnati. He was also a member of the Masonic Lodge at Alexandria with George Washington. His uncle David Jamison married Mildred Smith, a daughter of Edmund and Ai;r,nes Smith and a kinswoman of George Washington. This David Jamison was graduated from Prince­ ton in 1753, was Lieutenant Governor of Virginia in 1780-1781, a merchant of Yorktown, and well-known throughout the state of 139

Virginia. He was a member of the Privy Council in 1777, and a trustee of William and Mary College. He was a member of State Senate of Virginia from 1776 to 1884. John Jamison, son of John Jamison and Catherine Boone, married the second time, January 29, 1861, to Christina C. Hart­ sell (a first cousin of his first wife) by Rev. Isaac Naff, a Dunkard minister. She was born September 22, 1822, and died May 1, 1881 •. They had two children: Thomas and Jos~phine. At the outbreak of the Civil War, John Jamison Jr., enrolled 11 11 in Company 0 , Thirty-seventh Battalion, Virginia Calvary, and served throughout the war, principally in Virginia. During the latter part of the war he was assigned to duty in assembly pro­ visions for the Montgomery White Hospital, Montgomery County, Virginia. His second wife died in the spring of 1881. He was then married to Mary Wood, September 11, 1887, by Rev. Benjamin Wray, a Dunkard minister. She was the daughter of Stephen and Nancy (Cabiness) Wood, and was born near Taylor's Store, Frank­ lin County, June 20, 1838, and died July 18, 1925. She is bur­ ied near Boone's Mill in Franklin County. Mr. Jamison died Aug­ ust 23, 1900, and is buried at the Jamison family burial ground. He was a member of Bethleham Dunkard Church. John William Jamison, the eldest son of John and Eliz­ abeth (Akers) Jamison, was born near Dillon's Mill in Franklin County, on January 22, 1849. As soon as he was old enough, he was sent to a private school at Blackwater Meeting House _and later to Mansfield's Academy. He was a large boy for his age and at twelve could do much work on the farm. The care of a large family devolved upon him at the outbreak of the war and with the help he was able to hire occasionally, he managed the plantation while his father- was serving in the Confederate Army. Toward the close of the war he did considerable hauling of pro­ visions to Big Lick (now Roanoke) for the army. He was register­ ed for army service the day he became sixteen and was assigned to the service of Subsistence and Transportation. On April 4, 1878, John William Jamison was married to Sarah Elizabeth Web­ ster, eldest daughter of John R. Webster and Catherine (Peters) Webster, by Rev. Danial Bowman, a Dunkard minister. They'set up housekeeping" on the farm where he was born about one mile North of Dillon's Mill. It had previously belonged to his grand­ father, William Akers. Here their two sons, John Ernest and Edgar Forest Jamison were born. On June 3, 1891, John R. Web­ ster died and that fall his widow came to live with her daugh­ ter and here she made her home until her death on June 12, 1897. Mr. and Mrs. John William Jamison had the misfortune to lose their home by fire on September 28, 1897. Temporary housekeeping was set up in an outbuilding until timber was haul­ ed, sawed and a new house built. Mr. and Mrs. Jamison removed to Roanoke in 1920, and transferred church membership from Pied­ mont Presbyterian Church, Calloway, to• the First Presbyterian Church of Roanoke. Their sons had previously removed to Roanoke to engage in mercantile business. 140

THE LAPRADE FAMILY

The Laprade family is of French Huguenot ancestry. The first member of the family to settle in Franklin County was William Laprade. His father came to Pittsylvania from Chesterfield County, His grandfather came from France. William Laprade gave bond to marry Harriet Boatright on December 22, 1834. They had issue: (1) Margaret Emma, (2) Mary Ann, (3) William T. (4) Martha Jane, (5) Jerusha, (6) Elizabeth, (7) Nancy, (8) Julia F. (9) John Samuel, and (10) George W. (1) Margaret Emma, died unmarried in 1896. (2) Mary Ann, married Maston Williams, No issue. (3) William T., married Lucy Palmer and had issue: Mary V., Henry Lee, William, Robert, Lucy, John, Samuel and Char­ les. (4) Martha Jane, married William Davidson and had issue: John W. c., Moses A., Mary F., Benjamin L., Samuel D., Nancy J., Ida E., and T. J. (5) Jerusha, married William Henry Hatchett and had issue: Henry B., and Permelia w. (6) Elizabeth, married George D. Amos anci had issue: Pernella J., Eliza Boatright, Isabel, Winston, Julia and Josephine E, (7) Nancy, married Logan Hatchett and had issue: Paxton Hill, and Logan Adolphus, (8) Julia F., died unmarried in 1933, (9) John Samuel, married Elizabeth Palmer and had issue: Roberta A., Callie E., Julia W., Dolly A., and Nannie E. (10) George w., (October, 1855-September 14, 1923) married Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Preston) Muse, on December 27, 1882, and had issue: ll) William Thomas, (2) Henry Watterson, (3) Mary, (4) Nannie E., (5) Essie, (6) George Swanson, (7) Eugene Preston, (8) James Robert, (9) R. Page, (10) Lloyd Stone, These married and had issue as follows: (1) William Thomas, married Nancy Hamilton Calfel and had issue: Nancy Elizabeth. (2) Henry Watterson, married Myrtle Snow Bennett and had issue: John H., Elizabeth, and Bennett Watterson. (3) Mary, married David W. Davidson and had issue: 141

Edith E., Hazel May., Eloise Muse, George, David Carson, Fran­ cis, Mary Bell, Beatrice, Mattie, Raymond and Charles. Home: Roanoke, (4) Nannie E., died unmarried in 1932, (5) Essie, married Onley Board of Glade Hill and had issue: Gwendolyn, George Williams_, Onley Smythe, Henry Cobbs, Edgar Wilson, Thomas B., and Essie Bell. (6) George Swanson, married Vernie Thomas and died in 1923, leaving a son bearing his full name. (7) Eugene Preston, married Lucile Lavinder and had issue: Robert Hooker, and Richard. (8) James Robert, married Addie Gregory and had issue: James, Garnett, and Elizabeth. (9) R. Page, married Lillie Lovell and had issue: Edith, Page Louis, and William Henry. (10) Lloyd Stone, unmarried (1934). Marriage Bonds. Andrew Laprade and Sally Sink, November 11, 1816. Benjamin Laprade and Nancy Horsely, December 29, 1823. William Laprade and Harriet W. Boatright, December 22, 1834, Benjamin Laprade and Mary Altick, August 7, 1848. William w. Laprade and Catherine Sink, January 7, 1850. James Laprade and Rosina M. Ramsey, October 23, 1849.

THE LAVINDER FAMILY

The Lavinders of Virginia are descended from Richard Lavinder of England and not from his brother who settled in South Carolina. Thomas, grandson of Richard Lavinder, settled in the Franklin area a few years before the formation of the county, and was connected with the Washington Iron Foundry. His brother, John, settled in the same area and operated a large plantation. He owned many slaves and, it is said, built a chapel and often preached to them. There is a tradition in the family that after, his sermon he distributed to each slave a drink of brandy--a method which probably insured a congregation. John Lavinder of Franklin County married Mary Depity 142

and had issue: Thornton, William, James, Joseph, Chilton, John, Mary, Frances, Nancy, Emily, and Jesse. Jesse Lavinder, son of John, born 1791, married Jane Hickey Davis, in 1814, and had issue: Mary Letitia, John Peter, Samuel Henry, Emma Jane, Margaret Alzier, and Jesse Benjamin. Mary Letitia married William Hurd and settled in Mis­ souri where she has numerous descendants. John Peter married, first, Mary Louisa Jones, and, second, Anna Fleming. He was a ,member of the 42nd Regiment, Confederate Army, and served throughout the war under Capt. Jo­ seph Hereford of Leatherwood. He was with Jackson at Chancellors­ ville and the reins of "Old Sorrel" were tossed to him wb.en Jack­ son was brought in mortally wounded. Samuel Henry Lavinder married Martha Woodson Hill, daughter of Rev. W.W. Hill of Henry County, and had issue: Mary Catherine, and Jane Hickey (Kickey). He died in Florida 1876, and his widow married Charles Atley Hamilton. Emma Jane Lavinder married Frank M. Wells, March 14, 1867 and had issue: Harry, who married Cora Fleming; and Jane Hickey, who married Anthony Hundley. Margaret Alzi~e Lavinder married Joseph C. Ford in 1870, and had issue: Anna, Joseph, Jesse, Jane Hickey, and Mary Sherman. Jesse Benjamin Lavinder, born September 22, 1842, was married to Alice Peters, daughter 'or Dr. ~enry D. Peters of Lea­ therwood, and had issue: Henry George, ~~ry Peters, and Alice Greyson, Jesse Ben Lavinder also served in the 42nd Virginia Regiment under Captain Hereford of Leatherwood. Henry George Lavinder was educated at the University of Virginia and practiced law with his uncle, Herbert Peters, in Bristol. He married Katherine Haynes, daughter of Judge H. H. Haynes of Bristol, and had issue: Laura Alice, and Katherine. Mary Peters Lavinder married Richard B. Semple. Alice Greyson Lavinder married David H. Pannill and had issue: Alice Christina, William Banks and Mary Lavinder. Benjamin F. Lavinder, born--~-' married Jenny Beheler and died in 1922. He was buried in the Wingfield burying ground on a farm belonging to the author of this volume. He had issue: Mary, who married William Harrison; Robert who married Edna Hooper; J. Byron, who married Elsie Frances Wing­ field, a sister of the author of this volume; Duncan, whose mar­ riage ceremony bel.ng performed December 20, 1922, by the author of this volume; and Kenneth, who married Gertrude Abbott. 143

At a reunion of the Lavinder family held in 1935, at the home of H. M. Lavinder, the following members of the family were present: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lavinder and children, Horner and Ellen, of Rocky Mount; c. V. Lavinder and daughter, Virginia of Roanoke; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Turman and son, Glenn, of Rocky Mount; Mrs. F. D. Bussey of Rocky Mount; Mrs. N. E. Wilkes of Bassett; Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Kendrick and son, D. L. Jr., of Bas­ sett; Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Lavinder of Martinsville; Mrs. J. L. Lavinder and children, Wilburn and Nelda, of Roanoke. Others not of the immediate family present were: Mrs. V. A. Ames of Port Norfolk; Mrs. Ollie Guilliams of Roanoke; Miss Belva Holley of Rocky Mount; Miss Mary Hodges of RocKy Mount; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnson of Rocky Rocky Mount; Miss Kate Brim of Rocky Mount; Charles Parcell of Rocky Mount; and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Luke and daughter of Edith, of Roanoke.

THE LEE FAMILY

Franklin County has two Lee families. The Rocky Mount famlly, of which the late Judge John P. Lee was a conspicous member, and whose son, Carter C. Lee, now serves as County At­ torney, claims descent from Charles Carter Lee, a brother of the celebrated Southern Chieftain. The other Lee family traces descent.to Charles C. Lee, son of Francis Ludwell and Sally (Moor­ man) Lee and grandson of Richard Lee of Kentucky. Charles C. Lee acquired a thousand acres of the most fertile land on Snow Creek on which he erected a brick structure of Colonial style which remains to this day the best house on Snow Creek. He owned this farm many years before he moved to it, probably as early as 1840. He had an overseer to manage it and he spent a portion of his time on Snow Creek and the rest in Ellyson, Montgomery County, known at that time as Big Springs. He owned the Big Springs property. Charles c. Lee married Louisa Walker Finney On Oct. 13, 1835, and had issue: William Peter Frances Lee. w. P. Lee married Nannie Susan Barrow, daughter of Benjamin F. and Susan (Watkins) Barrow and had issue: Charles B., Robert R., Lula Wat­ kins, Annie Page, William Ludwell, and Nannie Susan. Charles B. Lee became a physician. He married Dora Workman and had issue: Charles B. Lee Jr. Dr. Lee practiced medicine for many years at Glen Jean, West Virginia. He died December 3, 1925, and was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery, Char­ leston. His wife died in 1927. Robert Richard Lee became a physician and located in Martinsville where he practiced over forty years. He married Annie Mathews and had issue: Robert Richard Jr. Lula Watkins Lee married Rawley W. Youn3er and had issue: 144

William L •• who married Adela Cain of St. Mathews, South Caro­ lina, and had issue: (1) William Lee Jr.; (2) John Robert, who married Catherine Preston, daughter of Dr. J. w. Preston of Frank­ lin County and had issue: John Preston; (3) Charles Carter, and (4) Lee Barrow. Annie Page Lee married William Callohill Turner and had issue: Nancy Lee Turner. Annie Lee Turner died at her home near Hollins College November 30, 1930. Eleven months later the daughter died from injuries in an auto accident. William Callohill Turner died April 7, 1934. Judge William Ludwell Lee married Ann Hawkins and had issue: William L. Jr., and John Lee. Judge Lee now {1935) prac­ tices law at Fayetteville, West Virginia. Nannie Susan Lee married George Jackson Penn of Floyd County, and now (1935) resides in Roanoke. Captain w. P. F. Lee was educated at Trinity College, now Duke University, North Carolina. He left Trinity in his senior year to serve in the Confederate Army, becoming Captain of Company "B", 4th Virginia Infantry, Johnson's Division, Stone­ wall Brigade. Captain Lee was an active Freemason being a member or two Lodges Snow Creek at Snow Creek and Piedmont at Martins­ ville. He held the office or District Deputy Grand Master. He lived almost his three score years and ten at his Snow Creek home, spending a few of his last years in Martinsville, where he died February 25, 1911. His widow died in Roanoke March 1913. Both are buried in Martinsville. · John Penn Lee, came to Franklin nearly a half century after the settlement of the Snow Creek family. He was married to Isabella Gilman Walker of Lynchburg on Dec. 2, 1896, and had issue: Catherine, who married Judge A.H. Hopkins; Carter c., who married Henrietta Shelburne; Richard, who married Dorothy Shelton; Dabney, who married Doris Bennett; and Dr. Henry who is (1934) unmarried.

THE MCNIEL FAMILY*

* Roberto. McNiel who prepared this genealogy, states that the form of spelling used by the persons named herein has been retained. Jacob McNeal, Sr., pioneer ancestor of the McNiels of Franklin (b. Jacob Ireson, but assumed the name or his mother's 2nd husband), was born June 1759 near, Harper's Ferry. The Christian name of his father is not known. His mother was Mary, dau. of William (b. 1723, d. 1822) and Molly (Daton) Hughes. Welsh emigrants who settled in the Capon Valley section-or Fre­ derick Co. Mary Hughes Ireson, widow, m. ca. 1768, Thomas McNeel 145

(b. ca. 1747, d, 1809), one of several sons of a Scottish emi­ grant settler in Frederick Co. Thomas McNeel brought his wife and step-son Jacob to Swago Creek in Greenbrier Co.A later Bath Co., now Pocahontas Co., W. Va., between 1768 and 1~70, and settled on a 300 acre homestead. There he operated a powder mill. Thomaa and Mary (Hughes Ireson) McNeel had issue: Jonathan (b. Nov. 29, 1770, d. Jan. 23, 1831) m. Jan. 23, 1792, to Phoebe Moore (b. Feb. 13, 1774, d. 1867), and spent his life on his father's farm and operated his mill and powder business; Mary (b. Dec, 25, 1771, d. 1858), m. Nov. 16, 1785, to William Ewing (b. 1756, d, 1822), and in 1810 moved to Gallia Co., Ohio; Gabriel (b. Nov. 3, 1776, d. July 23, 1848), m, 1798 to Rebecca Stephenson (b. Sept. 29, 1777, d. Dec. 14, 1833), and moved to Jackson Co •. ' Ohio, where he served as surgeon, civil engineer f chemist, farmer and preacher; Naomi, m. (1) Mr. Smith, and (2J Oliver Thomas; Absalom, m. 1804 to Comfort Smith and removed to Ohio; and Enoch, m. Jane Moore and moved to Ohio. In 1776, Jacob Mc:Neal served as spy and ranger for 3 months in Capt. John Cook's Company on the Virginia frontier in the Greenbrier country. In Mar. 1777, he enlisted as a guard at Ft. Randolph where Point Pleasant is now located. In July he joined Capt. John Henderson's Company, and served for several months. Conflict existed between the Shawnees and the whites for years. In 1774, General Lewis defeated the Shawnee Chief Cornstalk and made peace with the tribe, but within three years the tribe was again hostile. Cornstalk, wiser for his defeat and respecting the treaty, spoke for peace. When his counsel was ignored, he informed the garrison at Ft. Randolph. Capt. Matthew Arbucke, detained him and his two companions as hostages. Cornstalk's son, Ellinipsico, hallooed from the river bank, and was brought across to the fort and also detained. In the mean­ time two men from the fort crossed the river to hunt wild tur­ keys. One of them was killed from ambush and when his body was brought to the fort his comrades overpowered the guard, of whom Jacob McNeal was one, and killed the Indians. McNeal said that Cornstalk begged them to kill him and to spare his son, but he plead in vain. In his pension claim of Sept. 3, 1832, Jacob McNeal stated that he tried to prevent the murder of the Indians. He ended his military service in Nov. 1777, and bought 147 acres on Buckeye Mountain in what is now Pocahontas County, W. Va. He lived on the frontier for the remainder of the Rev­ olutionary War and was out frequently against the Indians. Jacob McNeal m. Annie Stevens, c. 1783, and in 1790 ,settled in Franklin Co., on the south side of Blackwater. Two land pate~ts are extent conveying to him 362 acres. One for 312 acres is dated Aug. 19, 1794, and the otrer for 50 acres bears date of Sept. 12, 1796, These 362 acres are acres are between Wirtz and Rocky Mount. Annie Stevens McNeal a. ca. 1800, was probably the 146 first person buried in the family cemetery on Blackwater. Jacob and Annie (Stevens) McNeal had issue: (l) John (2) William, (3) Daniel, (4) Jacob Jr., (?) Elizabeth, (6) Rebec­ ca, (7) Naomi, (8) Annie, and (9) Susannah. (1) John ("Little John") McNiel (b. 1784, d, Dec, 1851) m. Aug. 5, 1805 Rebecca Griffith (b. 1784, d. 1854) dau. of Jonathan Griffith of Franklin Co. John McNiel returned to his father•s 147 acre farm in 1808, later bought the land, and lived on it until his death. He enlisted in Bath Co., in May 1813, in the Sixth Regiment, Virginia Militia, under Capt. Griffin Lampkin, and served in the defense of Norfolk. John and Rebec­ ca McNiel had issue: Jacob (b. 1822 d. 1842). "Little John" McNiel•s discharge, dated Jan. 10, 1814, said he was 'a brave and correct soldier." He was granted land for his military ser­ vice. (2) William McNiel also went to Pocahontas and lived on a part of his father's farm. Hem. Esther (Hetty) Kinnison, died early, and his family removed to Pike Co., Ohio. Two of their children were Andrew and Brumwell. (3) Daniel McNiel (b. 1791 in Franklin, d. Aug. 29, 1861, on Kimberlin Creek in Bland Co.) m. Jan. 1, 1821, Eliza­ beth Kennett (b, 1790, d. ca. 1840 in Floyd), dau. of Peter Ken­ nett and Milly Blankenship. Peter Kennett and Milly Blankenship m. Oct. 26, 1789, in Bedford and moved to Franklin, and later to Floyd. Milly Blankenship was a dau. of William and Elizabeth Blankenship of Bedford. Daniel McNiel was a teacher. His home in Franklin was on 60 acre tract bought from his father. In 1830, he sold his land to Nathaniel H. Claiborne, and moved to Floyd Co. Daniel and Elizabeth (Kennett) McNiel had issue: William Kennett (b. Dec. 21, 1821, d. Feb. 3, 1888), m. (1) Nancy McNiel (2) Lucinda Helvey; Jacob (b. June 19, 1825, d. Aug. 17, 1908) m. Sept. 2, 1852, Delilah Kirby; Peter (b. May 7, 1827, d. Nov. 1, 1914) m. (1) Catherine Wade Ruckmand (b. May 22, 1831, d. Nov. 23, 1870) on June 23, 1853, and (2) Mrs. Ruth Hefner Selvy (b. ca. 1835, d. Au~. 1903) on Feb. 27, 1873; Lavinia m. John Fanning; Naomi, m. (l) Anderson Evans, and (2) Isaiah Bruce; Emillar m. William Hoback; Rebecca d. young; Daniel Osborne (b. Jan. 21, 1831, d, Mar. 30, 1915, at Mechanicsburg) m. May 19, 1859, to Sarah Ellen Wohlford (b. Feb. 9, 1844 at Wytheville, d. Aug. 24, 1909 at Mechanicsburg}; and Elizabeth Ann (b. May 2, 1833, d. Mar. 14, 1908) m. Feb. 19, 1853 to Jo­ seph Hoback (b. Aug. 10, 1832, d. Mar. 29, 1907). All the sons of Daniel McNiel served in the CSA. (4) Jacob McNiel, Jr., (b. July 4, 1797, d, 1872} youngest son of Jacob McNeal, Sr., went to Pocahontas Co., lived with his brothers, m. Elizabeth Auldridge. He brought his family to Franklin ca. 1829, and settled on a 54 acre tract which, on Aug. 25, 1842, he sold to Joseph Altick, and moved to Floyd. Jacob Jr., and Elizabeth Auldridge McNiel had issue: James Ireson (b. May 31, 1822, d. Mar. 9, 1904) m. Lydia Smith; 147

William Burrell (b. Oct. 31, 1823, d. 1905) m. (1) Ellen Martin, and (2) Rebecca Sink; Mary{ Elizabeth; Samuel Auldridge (b. Sept. 18, 1843, d. Jan. 31, 1915} m. Dec. 23 1868, Sarah Elizabeth Poff (b. Ma¥ 9, 1850, d. Dec. 18, 1898); Charles, who d. infant; Henry m. {lJ Jane Manning, (2) Fannie Webb, and (3) Mary Smith; and Nancy m. William Kennett McNiel. (5) Elizabeth McNiel went to Pocahontas Co., m. Char­ les Kinnison, and moved to Ohio. (6) Rebecca McNiel {b. Nov. 25, 1789, d. Jan. 3, 1859) m. Sept. 3, 1811, her cousin John ("Big John") McNiel (b. Apr. 20, 1793, d. Nov. 10, 1861), lived in Pocahontas Co., and had issue: Phoebe {b. May 10, 1812, d. June 21, 1869); Elizabeth (b. Apr. 25, 1814, d. July 18, 1886) m. Daniel Kellison; Susannah (b. Nov. 30, 1815, d. Mar. 21, 1854); Ann (b. Aug. 15, 1817, d. Dec. 4, 1905) m. James Moore; Naomi (b. June 31, 1819, d. July 6, 1891) m. John Dilley; Rachel (b. Apr. 3, 1821, d. Nov. 24, 1887) m. French Thomas; Wesley (b. May 3, 1823, d. July 31, 1849) m. Hallie Sadler; Washington (b. Mar. 14, 1825, d. Feb. 19, 1854) m. Eveline Waugh; Jane (b. June 6, 1827, d. Feb. 19, 1895) m. William Kinnison; Margaret (b. Nov. 26, 1829, d. Dec. 27, 1900) m. David Leggett; and John w. (b. May 1, 1832, d. Dec. 26, 1885) m. Oct. 20, 1863, Cynthia Miller of Bland Co. (7) Naomi McNiel, a spinster, disappeared and was never heard of again. Legal documents -0f the period refer to her as "dead or missing." (8) Annie McNiel m. Charles Miller Sr., lived in Giles co., had issue: John, m. Martha Bird; Abraham or Abram (b. Apr. 20, 1824, d. Apr. 15, 1897) m. (l) Rachel Hearn, and (2) Elsie Muncy; Charles K. m. Amanda Young; Jacob m. Jane Bruce; Lucinda m. William Suiter; and Alexander m. Jane Hamilton. (9) Susannah McNiel m. Joseph Pauley, lived in Giles co., had issue among whom were Susannah, whom. James Bogle; and Eliza who became the 2nd wife of John Fanning on March 3, 1859. Jacob McNeal, Sr., m. Margaret (Pe~gy) cool Mar. 2, 1812, and had issue: (1) Jonathan Hughes (2J Hannah, (3) Caro­ line, (4) Oriney, (5) Mary. (1) Jonathan Hughes McNiel (b. Apr. 17, 1813, d. Nov. 19, 1888) m. Catherine Perdue (d. May 30, 1879) and had issue: (a) George, (killed in CSA n.ear Petersburg); (b) John Edward, (b. Jan. 19, 1839, d. Apr. 30 1919) 111. Margaret Perdue; (c) Giles Henry (b. 1843, d. 1923) m, Elizabeth Brown (b. Mar. 20, 1849, d. Aug. 24, 1926) on Mar. 21, 1870; (d} Thomas J. (b. Dec. 16, 1845, d. July 31, 1913) m. Susan A. Hudson (b. Feb. 18, 1849, d. Feb. 21, 1923) Nov. 18, 1868; and (e) Jonathan P. (b. May 16, 1847, d. June 3, 1903) m. Sally Hudson. These sons of Jonathan H. McNiel lived on the Franklin Co. homestead. Two of the sons 148 sold land in 1891, for the right of way over which the N & W Ry now operates. All of the sons served in the CSA. Four children unnamed died in infancy. {2) Hannah McNiel m. John Crowell. It is thought they lived in Pocahontas Co., before moving west. {3) Caroline McNiel m. Lewis Hodges and lived in Frank­ lin. She spent her last years in the home of her nephew, Giles H. McNiel. Of known issue: Lewis and Jane.

(4) Oriney McNiel m. Riley Pugh Sept. 10, 1833, pro­ bably settled in Pocahantas Co., before moving west, (5) Mary McNie1 was drowned when young .in Blackwater. Jacob McNeal Sr., d, in 1841 and was buried in the an­ cestral graveyard, The Inventory of Appraisement, dated April 20, 1841, was signed by N. H, Claiborne, Sials Perdue and R, Pur­ due, appointed by the court, Jacob McNiel Jr,, was Administrator, Some of the descendants of Jacob McNeal, Sr.,, still live on the old Franklin County homestead,

THE MARSHALL FAMILY

The will of Thoma,s Marshall is of record in Westmore­ land County, dated May 21, 1704, His son William married Eliz­ abeth Markham, and their son Thomas was the father of John and Samuel Marshall, The former became Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Samuel Marshall married Cassandra Alfriend and settl­ ed on the headwaters of Leatherwood Creek, Issue: (1) Dennis, {2} Lewis, (3) John, (4) Ben, {5) Susan, (6) Sally and (7) Nancy, They spent the remainder of their lives here and were buried nearby on the Wesley Griggs place west of Dyer's Store. (l) Dennis Marshall was born in 1768, and died in 1843, He married Frances Harper and had issue: Samuel, Benjamin, Al­ friend, Lewis, Dennis, Polly, Sally, Frances- Cassandra, Nancy, and Patsy. (2) Lewis moved to Kentucky. (3) John operated a store and a tobacco factory at Shady Grove in Franklin, He had as partner his brother.Ben, (4) Ben married Sallie Dugger, and died without issue. (5) Susan married William Barrow. (6) Sally married Elisha Arnold, and had issue: Samuel, John, James, Elisha, Franklin, Nancy, Cynthia, and Lucy. 149

Samuel Marshall, oldest son of Dennis Sr., manufactur­ ed tobacco in Franklin. He died of cholera in Baltimore about 1834. Lewis Marshall, youngest son of Dennis Sr., married Mary Ann Nance, and moved to Missouri. Their children were: Hugh, Samuel, Nancy, Giles, and Benn. He lived near Hannibal. Benjamin Alfriend Marshall, born November 13, 1800, was educated by his father Dennis, Sr., and married Nancy Nance, a daughter of Reuben Nance for whom Nance Mountain was named. Reuben Nance was twice married and had twenty-two children, all born between 1765 and 1809. Benjamin and Nancy Marshall had issue: Mary B. b. 1822; Reuben D. b. 1823; Nancy M., b. 1825; Frances M., b. Oc­ tober 22, 1827; Peyton S.; Sarah L.; Benjamin A.; Martha J., Susan B.; Edmond S.; Julia E.; Abigail M.; Cassandra A.; Me­ lissa L.; William H.; and Eliza L., b. April 17, 1846. Frances married William David Stultz. He died at Bear Creek, Cedar County, Missouri, October 31, 1833, His wife died March 31, 1865. Both are buried there. Polly Marshall married Dubartis Dempsey, and had issue: Mary, Hcl.mala, and Ann Eliza. Sallie Marshall married Charles M. Wingfield. Issue: Francis, Mary, Ann, Jane, Julia, Sally, Louisa, Walter, and Wil­ liam. Frances Marshall married John Gravely andhaa issue: Judy, Marshall, Jabe, Harriet, Sally, and John W. Elizabeth Cassandra Marshall married William Clark in 1826 and had issue: Ann, Cassandra, Nat, Howell, Mary and John. After his death the family removed to Texas. Patsy Marshall married Benjamin Connoway, and removed to Missouri. Issue: Dennis, Francis, Sally and Martha.

THE MARTIN FAMILY

This branch of the Martin family came from Alsace­ Lorraine and first settled in America at Amsterdam, in Bote­ tourt County. James Albert Martin, (born April 22, 1851) and Sarah Electra Pa;vne (born August 1, 1849) were married at Newport in Giles County, May 16 1872. They settled at Callaway and had issue: (1) Loulie, (2) Mamie~ (3) Walter, (4) F~ances, (5) Sam­ uel, (6) Carrie, (7) Lelia, (~) Anne, (9) Josephine, and (10) Alma. 150

(1) Loulie married R. A. Barnhart, merchant and far­ mer at Callaway. (2) Mamie married William L. Thornton of Winston-Sal­ em and had issue: Winfred Lewis, Clare, Loulie, Mary, James, Alice, William and Samuel. Winfred Lewis Thornton was born at Ferrum in 1~96, attended the public schools of Winston-Salem and took a course from the University of Chicago in traffic management. He is the author of numerous briefs for the Caro­ lina Shippers Association, Incorporated, argued before the In­ terstate Commerce Commission. He married Mildred Cone and has two daughters, Mildred and Lamotte. (3) Walter Martin died in 1884. (4) Frances Martin died in 1882, (5) Samuel married Frances Sheahan of New York City, and has a daughter named Dorothy. (6) Carrie married Dr. L. G. Pedigo of Roanoke and Salem. (7) Lelia married J. L. Carter of Madison, Missouri. He was principal of the High school in Martinsville when the author 1 s younger sisters were graduated therefrom and later was principal of Ferrum Training School, (8) Anne is a nurse in Lewis Gale Hospital of Roanoke, and assistant to Dr. W.R. Whitman. (9) Josphine died about 1890, (10) Alma married Beverly V. Michel, formerly chief petty officer on the u. s. S. Maui, and now pay clerk of the Norfolk and Western Railway. They have one child, Beverly V. Michel, Jr.

THE MITCHELL FAMILY

In the early records of Franklin and surrounding coun­ ties, the name of this family is spelled Michel, Michell and Mit­ chell. Louis Michel made a journey to the area, now in Frank­ lin, in 1702. Two of the first settlers in this area, if not the very first, were Aaron Plnston and Peter Mitchell, Pinston lived on Tewshominy (now Aaron 1 s Creek), and, according to Wil­ liam Byrd was the highest inhabitant up on the south side of Dan River. Byrd says he lived there as though safe from danger, and observes that he and his stock would be safe if the bears, wolves .and panthers were as harmless as the Indians. When Byrd made his second journey to this area, he stopped at the forks of the Dan and Staunton Rivers. A few miles beyond the forks was the house of Peter Mitchell, who is referred to as being "the highest inhabitant up." 151

Charles Mitchell is included in a Pittsylvania County list of Ti thables talcen by Peter Cape land July, 17, 1767. James Mitchell is listed as a Tithable of Pittsylvania by Archibald Gordon in 1767. There was also a James Mitchell who signed the petition in 1837 for a dirt turnpike to be built from Danville by Rocky Mount and Big Lick (now Roanoke) to Fincastle. Rev. James Mitchell was Minister in 1796 to the old Wet Sleeve Pres­ byterian Chruch near Callands, Pittsylvania, This church was established largely through the efforts of Samuel Calland soon after the Revolution and was the first Presbyterian Church in Pittsylvania. Rev. Mitchell rode horseback from his home in Bedford County, sixty miles away to serve the Wet Sleeve con­ gregation, William Mitchell is named in Maude Carter Clement's Histor* of Pittsylvania as a subscriber to the Wet Sleeve Church in 178 . It is also stated that "Mitchell's home was at Callands, where he had built a substantial brick residence," Charles Clay (1672-1760), the great-grandfather of the celebrated Henry Clay, married Mary Mitchell. His grandson, Matthew, represented Pitt­ sylvania County in the Virginia Legislature from 1790 to 1794. The Mitchell family, for the propose of this history, will not be carried farther back than Archibald Mitchell from whose sons, Elisha and William J,, descended the persons whose appears in this genealogy, Elisha Mitchell married Eleanor Gregory on April 26, 1832, arid had issue: William Lindsay, and Mary Anne. William Lindsay Mitchell was married in 1857 to Sarah Bondurant, daughter of Robert and Ruth (Meredith) Bondurant, and had issue: (1) Albert, (2) Emma, and (3) William Lindsay. (1) Albert Mitchell, born September 13, 1858, mar­ ried Maria s. Mason on November 11, 1880, and had issue: Sadie, Mary, Bess, Bett, William, ThoMas, Samuel, and David. He sold his farm to Tazewell T. Wingfield, father of the author of this volume, in 1893, and removed to West Virginia. (2) Emma Mitchell, born in 1860, died 1873, (3) William Lindsay Mitchell, born in 1862, married Susie McGhee, on Nov. 26, 1884, and had issue: (a) Lawson, (b) Roy, (c) Emma, (d) Clyde, (e) Robert, (f) Ola, and (g) Wil­ liam, (a) Lawson Mitchell married Bessie, daughter of Joseph Bennett on November 28, 1912, and had issue: Virginia, Ina, Talmage, Lois, Russell, Edith, Glen, Howard, and Andrew, (b) Roy Mitchell was killed in World War I, on September ~8, 1918. (c) Emma Mitchell married German Hylton, on July 152

4, 1917, and had issue: Helen, William Mitchell, Dorothy Evelyn, and Robert Cabell. (d) Clyde Mitchell married Estelle Stultz on No­ vember 27, 1913, and had issue: Elizabeth, Wayne, Catherine, Ralph, and Linville. (e} Robert Mitchell married Belle Draper on Novem­ ber 26, 1922 and had issue: Robert, Mildred, am James. (f) Ola Mitchell, unmarried as of 1935. (g) William Mitchell, unmaITied as of 1935. William J. Mitchell, son of Archibald named in the opening paragraph of this chapter, was born in 1797, married Mary (Polly) Bondurant, daughter of Jacob Bondurant on October 12, 1819, and had issue: (1) Benjamin Franklin, (2} Thomas Bondurant, (3) William J., (4) Eliza, (5) Sarah and (6) Edwin. (1) Benjamin Franklin, was born in 1829. He was mar­ ried to Nannie Abingdon and had issue: Betty and Virginia, who died young; Richard, who married a Miss Shumate; Annie, who mar­ ried Tazewell Cannaday; Alice, who was the first wife of Taze­ well Tarleton Wingfield, father of the author of this volume; and Ella, who married Edward Craig and had five children, one of whom, Benjamin Giles, married Lucy Wingfield, a sister of the author of this volume. (2) Thomas Bondurant Mttchell was born in 1829. He saw service in the 10th Virginia Cavalry, c. s. A., and was at Appomattox at the Surrender. He married Katherine Price of Ridgeway, and had issue: William, Lula, Anna, Belva, and Edwin. He lived and died at Shady Grove. The author of this volume is now the owner of his former estate. (3) William J. Mitchell married Mary Price, daughter. of Maj. John Price, of Ridgeway, and had issue: William Lind­ say, Albert Fletcher, Robert, Mollie, Laura, and Kittie. (4) Eliza Mitchell married James W. Trent and had issue: William, Charles, and Mollie. They removed from Frank­ lin to Strawberry Plains, Tennessee. (5) Sarah Mitchell married Robert Trent, a brother of her sister Eliza's husband, and had issue: two daughters whose names are unknown to this writer. They lived at Straw­ berry Plains, Tennessee. (6) Edwin died unmarried. William D. Mitchell, son of Thomas Bondurant, married, first, Anna Jones, and second, Jennie McKiver. He had issue by his first marriage: William J., and Bessie. 153 Anna Mitchell, daughter of Thomas Bondurant, married James P. Garrett of Ridgeway and had issue: Alma, Kate, Paul, Annie, Peter, Rachael, Wiliiam, and Ruth. Belva Mitchell, daughter of Thomas Bondurant, married Jefferson Sparrow and had issue: Kathleen and Rose. Rose died unmarried. Kathleen married Alex Mahood, William Mitchell, son of William J. Mitchell and Mary Price, married first, Lucy Trotter and had issue: Joseph T., Edward R., and Elizabeth, He married, second, Annie Haygood, and had issue: Mary Frances, Sally Ann, Wade, and George. Joseph T. Mitchell, son of William Mitchell and Lucy Trotter, married Frances Stovall and had issue: William, Jubal, Edward, Trotter, Joseph, Landis, and Nannie, The last named was the first school teacher of the author of this volume. She married George D. Craig of Patrick County. Joseph married Loula Lester Hurd, and Landis married Mary Garrett of Ridgeway. Edward R. Mitchell, son of William and Lucy Trotter Mitchell married Martha Schoolfield, No issue. Elizabeth, daughter of William and Lucy Trotter Mit­ chell, married John W. Morris and died without issue. Mary Frances, daughter of William and Annie Haygood Mitchell, married Jack Dillon and had issue: Joseph, who mar­ ried a Miss Blackwell. Sally Ann, daughter of William and Annie Haygood Mit­ chell, died unmarried. Wade, son of William and Annie Haygood Mitchell, died unmarried. George, son of William and Annie Haygood Mitchell, married Florence Stovall and had issue: Harry, Annie, Eliza­ beth, Dora, James, Hughes, and Wade. Harry married Maud Ca­ hill; James married Brooksie Frye; Hughes married a Miss Over­ ton; am Wade married a Miss Bouldin.

THE MONTGOMERY FAMILY

Most of the Montgomerys of Franklin County are des­ cendants of Samuel Montgomery II who lived about four miles south of Boone's Mill at the old Montgomery home where Thomas Frank­ lin Montgomery, a great grand son, now resides. His father Samuel Montgomery (of Scotch-Irish descent) married a Miss Wood of England and came to America at the close of the 18th century. He settled in Rockingham County, North Carolina. 154

Samuel Montgomery I had five sons: John I, Andrew, Samuel, Robert and James. Robert went to Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, and later to Illinois. Another son went to Albama. The other two remained in North Carolina. Samuel married a Miss Bowman. Issue: John II, And­ rew, James, Samuel, Delila, Annie and Elizabeth. He married second a widow Gossett (nee Elizabeth Ikenberry). Issue: Joel, Eli, Hannah, Sarah (Sallie), and Lydia. John II, son of Samuel, married Rebecca Naff. Issue: Abraham Stover, Jacob, John III, William, Cyrus, Samuel, Eliz­ abeth, Martha, and Mary. Abrahams., son of John II l married Amanda Victoria Kinsey of Taylor's Store. Issue: (lJ John Robert( (2) William, (3) Charles, (4} Walter Newton (5} Arba Jenas, (6J Emma, (7) Ella, (8) Rinda (9} Lecta, (10) Rebecca, (11} Sallie, (12} Alice, and (13} Durah. (1} John Robert married Virginia Willis of Ferrurn. Issue: Carmi, Delmer, Coy, Clyde (dau.), Josie Arnold and Mattie. Home: Bowls, W. Va. (2) William died young (3) Charles died young (4) Walter, married Ethel Compton. Issue: Ethel May. He married secona, Edith Naff. Issue: Mar~, Louise. (5} Arba married Ida Peters. Issue: Alfred, Ho­ ward, Eva, and Mildred.

(6) Emma never married. (7) Ella married Walter A. Bernard. Issue: Wil­ lis, Fred, Mirl, and Ada. Home, Dayton, Ohio. (8) Rinda married w. S. Boone of Boone's Mill. Issue: Elise (Elsie), Emma, and Kathryn. Elsie married Ear­ nest Mattox, Leesville. Kathryn married Herman Hurst, Pulaski. (9) Lecta married w. T. Blakenship of Wirtz. Issue: Exie, who married Marvin Childress. Home, Columbus, Ohio. (10) Rebecca married Sylvester McConnell Maiden, son of John Maiden of Washington County. No.issue. (11) Sallie married Gus D. Boone of Boone's Mill. Issue: John Paul, Peyton Stover, Cecil Edward, and Mary Eliz­ abeth. She married second, F. M. Bryan. Mary Elizabeth married William Chapman. Issue: William Jr., and Jean. Home, .Philadel­ phia, Pa. 155

(12) Alice married Edward Cooper of Rocky Mount. Issue: Elizabeth Montgomery. (13) Durah married Thomas Reece Moore. Issue: Thomas Reece Moore, Jr. Jacob, son of John II, issue unknown. John III, son of John II, had issue: Robert, Lizzie, and Maggie. Home: Kansas. William, son of John II, married Mary Roberts. Issue: (1) John Franklin and (2) James William. He married second Emma McGhee, Issue: (3) Clyde Ruffner{ (4) Lloyd Munsey, (5) Maude Anne, (6) Georgie Garnette, and (7J Etta Pearl. (1) John Franklin.married Florence Porter, Issue: Frond M.,Duloie, Elsie, Juanita, James and Zella. Home: Hunt­ ington, W. Vi,.. (2) James William married Esther McDonald. Issue: Thelma. (3) Clyde Ruffner married Florence Millander. No issue: Home, Columbus, Ohio. (4) Lloyd Munsey married Juanita Gray. Home; Lex- ington, Ky. (5) Maude Anne married R. B. Fugate. Issue: Fern, Sallie, Stella and Mary, Home: East Stone Gap, Va. (6) Georgie Garnette died young. (7) Etta Pearl married c. N. Lawson. Issue: Thomas, who lives at Kenova, W. Va. Cyrus, son of John III, married Mary Sigmon. Issue: Walter C., Peter, Charles, John, Samuel, Samantha and Lucy, Samuel, son of John II, married Delia Pinkard. Issue: Laura, Edith, Mamie, and Ethel. Elizabeth, daughter of John II, married Luke Heck~ man. Issue: James, John VI, Orren, Rufus, Cephas, Rebecca, Mar­ tha, Sallie, Emma, Ida, and Glenna. Martha, daughter of John II, married David Hale, Issue: William, John, Mollie, Maggie and Flora. Mary, daughter of John II, married James Ferguson. Issue: Robert, Bessie, Mattie, Ella, Mary Sue, and Blanche. Andrew son of Samuel, married Sallie Peters. Issue: (1) Henry, (2) Aichael, (3) Owen, (4) Riley, (5) David, (6) Mary, (7) Sarah, (8) Susan, and (9) Catherine, 156

(1) Henry, issue unkno\oltl. (2) Michael, married a Miss Turner. Issue: (a) Joel, (b) Henry, (c) Rile¥ and (d} Ida. He married, second, Lizzie Peters. Issue: (eJ Ella. He married, third, Hattie Bashore. Home, Missouri. (a) Joel married Elizabeth Reece. Issue: Os­ car, Myrtle, Aurelia, Florence, Nellie, and Hazel.

(b} Henry married Emma Reece. Issue: Mabel, and Bessie. (c) Riley married a Miss Heck. Issue unkno\oltl. (d} Ida married Henry Reece. Issue: John, Fred, Frank, Elmer, Clarence, and Jennie. (e} Ella married Elmer Flora. Issue: Riley, Harvey, Henry and Harley. (3) Owen married first, Catherine Flora; second, Lydia Denlinger, issue: (a) Albert, (b} Mary Elizabeth, and (c) Bertha; and, third, Ellen King. Home: Dayton, Ohio. (a) Albert, married Leona Ulrey or Ohio. Issue: Russell, Rebert, David, Albert Jr., and Grace. (b) Mary Elizabeth married James Harman. Issue unknown. (c) Bertha, married Charlie Floth. Issue: Adam and Ethel. (4) Riley married Rebecca Lesh. Issue: Nellie, Zora, Opal, Cletis, and Ruth. Home: Indiana. (5) David, son of Andrew, married Parthenia Mont­ ~omery, daughter of Joel, son of Samuel. Issue: (a} John VII, (b) Charles, (c} Walter, (d) Joel, (e) Amos, (f} Mary, and (g} Sallie. (a) John VII, married Cora Kingery. Issue: Roy, Clyde, Cabell, Joseph, Daniel, Annie, Ruth, Bertha, Esther, Lois, and Rachel. (b) Charles married Leah Brubaker. No issue. (c) Walter married Bessie Kennett. Issue: Curtis, Malcomb, and Dallis. (d) Joel married Annie Jamison. Issue: Chris­ tian, Levi, Jacob, Howard and Frances. 157

(e) Amos married Effie Flora. Issue: Kenneth, Howard ana Cletus. (f) Mary married Charles Peters. Issue: Ray­ mond, Elsie Mae, Hazel, Lucile and Mary Jane. (g) Sallie married Orren Bower. Issue: Les­ ter, Orville, and David.

James, son of Samuel, married Susan Naff, Issue: George, Isaac, Peter, Robert, Elizabeth, Fanny, Jane, Irena, and Cynthia. Samuel, son of Samuelh went to Southwest Virginia, and later to Illinois. No furt er information. Joel, son of Samuel, married Sallie Brooks of Staf­ fordsville. Issue: Charles, Cephas, Benjamin, Lee, Mollie, Julia, Agnes, aid Parthenia. Charles, son of Joel, married Elizabeth Flora. Issue: {1) Thomas Frahklin, (2) George W., (3) Cephas A,, (4) John Dex­ ter, (5) Riley Benjamin, (6) Virginia Lee, (7) Rosa Belle, (8) Lura Amanda, (9) Zaida Ellen, and (10) Sallie Elizabeth. (1) Thomas Franklin married Sallie B9wman, daugh­ ter of Daniel Bowman II. Issue: Quincy, Jesse, Daniel, Vinnie, Elsie, Ava, and Bernice. Quincy married Goldie SMith Hawkins of Roanoke. Vinnie married Clyde S. Givens of Newport. Issue: Clyde Straley, Jr. Elsie married John Cline Layman of Troutdale. Issue: John William. Ava marries Elmer D. Warr, Boone's Mill. Jessie, Daniel and Bernice not married. (2) George W. died young. (3) Cephas A, married Ellie Gibson of Winnsboro, Texas. Issue: Gibson, Mary Jean and Elizabeth, (4) John Dexter married Annie Kate Givens of West Virginia, Isaue: Anita. (5) Riley Benjamin married Lucy Katherine Walker of Middlesex County. Issue: Riley, Hunter and Ann,

(6) Virginia Lee married Charles 0, Flora of Boone's Mill. Adopted a daughter named Ruth, who married Wilson Alshire, (7) Rosa Belle married Berkley T. Flora, Boone's Mill. Issue: Quentin, Albert, Newton, Ora, Elizabeth and Eloise. Quentin married Helen Crumpacker of Bonsack; Albert married Mil­ dred Flora of Wirtz; and Ora married Parker Flora of Boone's Mill. (8) Lura Amanda married Walter Laprade of Boone's Mill. Issue: Norman, Ralph, Galen, Virginia, Mabel, Hattie, Doris, and Katherine. (9) Zaida Ellen married D. Cleveland Bowman, Boone's Mill. Issue: Herman, and Grace. (10) Sallie Elizabeth married Lewis Laprade of Boone's Mill. Issue: Wilford, and Wallace. Cephas, son of Joel, married Miss Frank Teel. Issue: (1) William, (2) Charles, (3) Lawrence, (4) Effie, (5) Edna, (6) Nora, (7) Clara, and (8) Livie. (1) William married Mary McKillip of Wenatchee, Washington. Issue: Jack and Virginia. Home: Wenatchee. (2) Charles, married Betty Martin. Issue: Howard, and Ethel. (3) Lawrence married Mary Craft of Botetourt County. No issue. (4) Effie married Cornelius Flora of Boone's Mill. Issue: Buren, Cecil, Wilford, and Lois. (5) Edna never married. (6) Nora married Thomas Naff of Boone's Mill. Issue: Russell, Ralph, Theo, Berlen, Don, Thelman, Mabel, and Katherine. (7) Clara married Doc Flora of Boone's Mill. Issue: Billy, Fred, Beatrice, and Christian. (8) Livie married A. W. Lynch of Roanoke. Issue: Wesley, Franklie, Gene, and Wyvaughn. Benjamin, son of Joel married Rosa Lee Peters of Boone•s Mill. Issue: (1) Clarence, (2~ Creed, (3) Billy, (4) Raymond, (5) Etta, and (6) Blanche. (1) Clarence married Dora Mason of Ferrum. Issue: Ann. (2) Creed married Edna Mason of Ferrum. Issue: Janice, and Mary Jean. (3) Billy, not married. (4) Raymond, not married. (5) Etta married w. B. Hancock of Ferrum. Issue: Benjamin, Jack and Elaine. (6) Blanche married John R. Young of Ferrum. 159

Lee, son of Joel, married Lelia Saul. Issue: (1) Edgar, (2) Harry, (3) Nellie, (4) Maggie Lee, and (5) Melva.

(1) Edgar married Grace Terry. Issue: Frank, Rachel, and Cathryn. (2) Harry married Lenora Bowman. Issue: James, Harry, Ina, and Erma. (3) Nellie married Parker Peters of Wirtz. Issue: Lee Thomas. (4) Maggie Lee not married. (5) Melva not married.

Mollie, daughter of Joel, married M. D. Boone, of Wirtz. Issue: William, Curtis, Thomas, Price, John, Dexter, Robert, Cline, Harry, Macy, India, and Bessie.

Julia, daughter of Joel, married, first, Abraham I. Flora of Wirtz. Issue: Ernest, Charlie, Norman, Corrie, and Sallie •. She married, second, Franklin P. Flora. Issue: Zora.

Agnes, daughter of Joel, married George Jamison of Boone's Mill. Issue: Walter, Dexter, and Nettie.

Parthenia, daughter of Joel, married David A. Mont- gomery of Wirtz, son of Andrew. Of the other son and daughters of Samuel Montgomery: Eli died young. Delila, Annie, and Elizabeth never married.

Hannah married Jacob Naff, and had issue: Lydia, Su­ san, Mary and Manga.

Sarah married Rufus Brooks, and had issue: James, and Frank.

Lydia married Peter Keslar, and had issue: Bettie, Sarah, and Martha. 160

THE MOTLEY - MARTIN FAMILY

Orson Martin of "Breckenridge", names eight children in his will, bearing date of April 1858, with the codicil dated July 21, 1859, both being of record in the Clerk's office of Henry County, Va. The children named are: Robt. H., who may have rn. a dau. of George Dickinson Chas. F. James L. Wm. O., whom. Mary K. Riddle, Nov. 8, 1842 Samuel H., whom. ____ Dickinson, dau. of George Joseph T. Jane, whom. John M. Barding May 7, 1838 Mary Grant Charles F. Martin, son of Orson, married (May 9, 1846) Sarah Lawrence, dau. of Henry Lawrence and had issue: Joseph, m. Valentine Martin's daughter Samuel Henry (Bugg) m. Sallie Stultz Nannie Sallie, b. Mar. 20~ 1850, m. J. F. Motley, who was born June 30, 1~50 Charles F., m. second, Elizabeth (Betty) Cox, and had issue: Mary, whom. Wm. Thos. Wright, a son of Louis and and Cassie Wright _ Wm. Tyler, whom. Sallie Burch and settled in Char­ lotte Co. Va. Alice, whom. Louis (Lewis) Wright, bro. of Wm. James Moore, who rn. ____ Pugh, and settled in Charlotte Co. George, killed in horse race, never married RufUs, died infant Nannie Sallie Martin, b. Mar. 20, 1850, d. Apr. 22, 1913, dau. of Chas. F., m. John Fontaine Motley, (b. June 30, d. May 1, 1897) and had iSSI.B: Sallie Gravely, b. Aug. 6, 1869-70, a. May 4, 1929, m, B. F. Amos, Dec. 20, 1891 Henry George, b. July 9, 1871, m. first, Leanna Reynolds; and, second, Lou Arrington Mary Susan, b. May 20, 1873, m. Tazewell Tarleton Wingfield, Jan. 21, 1892 Martha Frances, b. May 29, 1875, d. Dec. 1'-1, 1922, m. first, William F. Mills, and second, J. J. Oakes. John Lafayette, b. July 25, 1877, m. Nannie Kate Reynolds. 161

Nannie, b, May 29, (Aug. 28, 1881), m. John H. Black­ well, and had son Louis J., and dau. Edna. John H. d. May 27, 1948 Sallie Lou Motley, b. Mar. 15, 1885. Henry G. Motley, b. July 9, 1871, d. Nov. 27, 1938, m. first, Leanna Reynolds, on June 23, 1898, and had issue: John H. Motley, b. June 8, 1899, whom. Daisie Campbell, and had many children Richard W. Motley, b. Sept. 9, 1900, whom. Myrtle Gregory, and had 3 children Charles Lewis, b. Jan. 22, 1902, d. Sept. 4, 1908 Lenna, d. Feb. 11, 1904. Henry G. Motley, m. second, Lou Arrington on Dec. 26, 1906, and had issue: Mildred L. Motley, b. Oct. 24, 1907, whom. Walter Woody Dec. 22, 1934-no children Nannie E. Motley, b. July 16, 1910, m. Wil- lard C. Bennett, Oct. 18, 1934, No child­ ren. Paul E. Motley, b. Oct. 22, 1914, whom. Vir­ gie Edwards, Jan. 9, 1932, and had many children. Lucy M. Motley, m. Claiborne Haynes. -She was b. Sept. 19, 1917, and m. Jan. 9, 1932 Silas Arthur Motley, b. June 20, 1924 Family of John Lafayette, b. July 25, 1877, and Kate Reynolds Motley: Nannie Pernelle, m. Samuel Wm. Gilbert, and had 8 children: Berniece Evelyn, m.Jack Young Frances Pernelle Samuel W. Jr. Charles Marvin Jean Elaine, b. Dec. 28, 1932, d. Dec. 14, 1934. Judith Anne Mary Etta Vivian Carol Farrie Louise, m. George William Motley, and had George Jr. Willie Kate, m. Earl Leslie Bolick, and had Robt, Earl, and Melvin Leo John Fontaine (Fountain), m. Elizabeth Virginia Hawk, and had John Melvin, and Jas. Alfred. Fannie Lillian, m. Paul Gill, and had son, James Dwight Virginia May, m. George Odell Smith, and had Kenneth Morris, Barbara Joan, and Virginia Gail Frederick Allen, m. Lunette Dent 162

Sallie G. Motley, b. Aug. 6, 1869, dau. of John Fon­ taine and Nannie Sallie Motley, m. Charles Franklin Amos, Dec. 20, 1891, and had issue: - Ethel, b. July 4, 1894, d. May 30, 1925, m. Dec. 29, 1909, Harvey Wells, and had issue: -Valeria, b. Feb. 21, 1911, m. Bill Gamm.on, Sept. 1930. -Beulah, b. Apr. 9, 1913, m. Leonard Wright, Apr. 22, 1934. -Audrey L., b. Jan. 20, 1915. -Clarence H., b. Nov. 23, 1916. -Irma E., b. May 8, 1919. -James E., b. Mar. 29, 1921. -Harvey c., b. May 27, 1924. - Sallie Frank, b. Jan. 29, 1898, m. Charles N. Oakes, Dec. 27, 1911, aged 13. - Annie Lee, b. 1900, m. w. Tosh McCrickard, Apr. 16, 1927, and had 13 children. - Thelma, b. Dec. 13, 1905, m. Joe Hedrick, and had Doris. Joe d. Dec. 13, 1955. - Charles Ernest, b. Apr. 28, 1908, m. Lottie Shel­ ton, May 4, 1929, and had 10 children. George W. Motley, b. Sept. 11, 1865, d. Nov. 29, 1905, son of John Motley, and Geddie Jones, m. First, Martha F. McGuire, (d. Mar. 16, 1865) dau. of Jona~han and Sally McGuire, and se­ cond, Missouri F. Lawrence Woodall (widow of Ira Woodall, who was the son of Sam Woodall), and had issue, by the first marriage: Sarah (Fanny) m. Daniel J. Motley, Nov. 5, 1867 Mary s., m. wm. J. Woodall, Dec. 22, 1880 John Fontaine, m. Nannie Sally Ma~tin, dau. of Char­ les Martin Joel did not marry Lafayette, m. Lula Gilbert By his second marriage he had issue: Henry Clay Motley, m. Mary Fuller. He was b. June 13, 1866 Virginia, m. William Terry Benjamin Franklin, m. Ola Brandon Henry Clay Motley was murdered June 29, 1907, 3 miles from McDowell's Store in Franklin Co. Henry Adams held Motley while forcing his Negro hired man, Dudley, to shoot him. Adams was sent to the insane asylum in Marion. Henry Clay Motley and Mary Fuller Motley had children: Martha, George, William, Lonnie curry, and Ben. Martha married Claude Tate. George was killed by a run-away horse. William died a soldier in World war I. Lonnie Curry was killed by a car. Ben lives in Ohio. Benjamin Franklin Motley and Ola Brandon Motley had children: Mildred, whom. R. S. Dameron of Lynchburg; Virginia Frances b. 1912, m. W. H. Young of Buena Vista; Mary Catherine, b. 1915, m. J.P. Williamson; Ola Blair, b. 1918; Virginia May, b. 1920, m. H. A. Cox; and Elizabeth Claiborne, b. 1926. James Motley, m. Sarah, dau. of Wm. Allen, and Ann Motley, Issue: Ernest, Edward, Mercer, and Raleigh. Ann Motley, wife of Wm. Allen, was sister of George W. Motley, who was father of John Fontaine Motley. Susan Motley, a sister of George w. Motley, m. William Motley, and had issue: John, William, Josiah, Richard, David, Gideon, Doc, Malinda, Polly, Ella, Lucy, and Calla.

THE NAFF (NAEFF 1 KNAFF) FAMILY Sebastian Naeff came from the borderlands of Switzer­ land and Germany in the first half of the 18th century and sett­ led in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Some time later Jacob Naeff, a younger brother, also came over. It seems that they united their energies in farming and afterwards owned much land in Pennsylvania. Some years later they tired of the rigorous climate of Pennsylvania and moved to Franklin County, Virginia, then a part of the two counties of Bedford and Henry. Sebastian acquired lands and settled at or near the confluence of the north and south branches of Blackwater River. He had two sons. There is no available account of the subse­ quent history of his family. Jacob Knaff made his home in the Maggoty Valley at the Junction of the· two branches of Maggodee Creek. On March 20, 1788, he obtained a grant of 314 acres from Gov. Edmond Randolph, and on January 23, 1791, he bought 125 acres from Henry McDaniel for 300 pounds. This tract had been granted to McDaniel by Beverly Randolph, June 25, 1787. He, Jacob Knaff, married Eva Flora, whose parents came from Germany. She was born on the Atlantic during their immigrant voyage. Jacob be­ came a minister of the Brethren Church. The tradition in the family is that Jacob Knaff mar­ ried Eva Flora in Pennsylvania, where his older children were born. Two children, Abraham and Sarah, evidently remained in Maryland or Pennsylvania. The probable natal order of his children as follows: (1) Mary, unmarried. Age 94, as recorded in 1850 census of Franklin County, Virginia. She "attained the age of 100". B. 1756. (2~ Abraham, b. ca. 1758, "remained in Pennsylvania or Marylanti. ' (3) Sarah, ca. 1763, "remained in Pennsylvania or Maryland." 164

(4) Isaac, b. ca. 1763, married in Franklin County, Virginia, June 1, 1789, Barbara Moyers, step-daughter of John Boon; surety Daniel Bal:'nhart; bond signed Isaac Nave. Isaac Naeff became a minister of the Brethren Chi.rch. (5) Elizabeth, b. ca. 1765, married in Franklin County, Virginia, Feb, 12, 1788, Daru.el Barnhart. The consent note to this marriage was signed Jacob Knavem as father of Elizabeth. (6) Jacob, b. ca. 1769, died 1829, married Elizabeth Stover. (7) Joseph, b. ca. 1769, married in Franklin County, Virginia, March 7, 1796, Mary Magdelane, daughter of Conrad Her­ gerdez; sul:'ety Daniel Barnhart; bond signed, Joseph Nafe. (8) Jonathan, b. in Maryland 1771, died Greene County, Tenn., 1853. (9) Susannah, b. ca. 1773, married in Franklin County, Virginia, Jonathan Fisher, Nov. 10, 1824. Security, David Nafe, signed by mark. (10) Catherine, b, ca. 1778, married in Franklin County, Virginia, Feb. 7, 1797, John Moyers; security, David Nafe, signed by mark; consent note signed by rather, Jacob Naef. (11) David b. ca. 1780, married in Franklin County, Virginia, Nov. 14, 1803, Polly Brower; security, Jacob Brower. His will proven in Frmklin County, Virginia, Octo­ ber 6, 1806, names his wife and the foregoing children, except­ ing Abraham and Sarah. The examination of the records at Rocky Mount, Franklin County, Virginia, did not disclose an admini­ stration on his estate. Jacob Naff, third son of Jacob and Eva Flora Naeff, (b. 1769, d, 1829) married Elizabeth Stover, daughter of Dr. George and (Price) Stover, of Franklin County, Penn- sylvania, D~, 1792. He brought his bride back to Magodee Valley in Franklin County, Virginia in Jan. 1793. They had issue: l George m, Hannah Bowman Dec. 30, 1817, 2 John m. Sally Howry Jan. ll, 1827 3 Jacob, m. Susan Webster Feb. 23, 1828 4 Abraham, m. Hannah Peters Apr. ~, 1830 Isaac, m. Cynthia M. Wysor Jan. 31, 1833 g Katherine, m. Daniel Bowman Nov. 14, 1817 Elizabeth, m. Abraham Barnhart Jan. 2~ 1826 i Hannah, m. Peter Noftainger Feb. 1, 1~27 9 Mary, m. John Smith Nov. 14, 1822 10) Rebeccah, m. John Montgomery May 26, 1831 11) Susan, m. James Montgomery Aug. 27, 1835 Elizabeth (Stover) Naff, d. 1865, aged 82 years. Some 165 members of this generation moved to Indiana, and some to Tenn­ essee. The spelling Naff, instead of Naeff or Knaff had come into general use in this generation, although the German lan­ guage was still commonly used in this family. David Naff, the youngest son of Jacob and Eva Flora Naeff, lived at the junction of the two branches of Maggoty Creek. He had two sons, and probably daughters. The sons were: Jonathan, b. Dec. 3, 1810, d. unmarried at an ad­ vanced age. Joseph, b, Jan. 18, 1814, m. Emmaline Akers of Wythe County, and died at Bristol, Tenn. March 19, 1867, They had one son and two daughters: Robert J., born Sept, 15, 1852, m. James, and died Oct, 8, 1929, The names orfilschild­ ren are not available. Columbia Ann, b. May 18, 1857, Cora, b. May 6, 1864, m. William Guthrie. Jacob Naff, third son of Jacob and Elizabeth Stover Naff, married Susan Webster. They lived in Maggodee Valley, near the post office called Naff 1 s where a stage relay station was maintained, Two of his sons were postmasters there.- Jacob and Susan had issue: 1, Abraham I., m. Anne M. Turner (Muse), widow. 2. Jacob, married, and lived in Kansas. 3, Isaac, killed in battle at Chester Station. 4. Joseph, died young. 5, George, died young. 6. Daniel, m. Elizabeth Arthur, and lived in Indiana 7. John Warren 8. William C., married Charlotte Thomasine LaPrade 9. Mary, married William Oxley 10, Susan 11. Magdalene Jacob moved to Kansas, and married there. He had a large family. Daniel went to Kansas in middle life, and reared his family there, Abraham Irving, eldest son of Jacob and Susan Webster Naff, married Anne M. Turner Muse daughter of Gideon and Ruth Fields Turner, and widow of Charles Muse, who died in the Con­ federate Army. They had issue: 1. Josephus A., b, April 5, 1869, married Dec. 31, 1895 Edith Elizabeth Naff 2. James T., b. March 29, 1871, married Pansy Burckhardt at Denver, Colorado 166

3. Thomas G. • b. Nov. 24 • 1874 • married Corry M. Tench 4. Charles L •• b. Dec. 30, 1876, married Julia M. Dillon 5. John w. L., b. April 4, 1879, married Bertha Nicholson 6. Samuel L., b. April 2, 1882, married Nellie Wheeler. William c., youngest son of Jacob Naff and Susan Web­ ster Naff, married Charlotte Thomasine LaPrade, and had issue: 1. Edward D., married Mary Clay Noell 2. Frederick A., married, first, a Miss Powell, who died and left a son Arthur Naff, and, se­ cond, name unavailable 3. Mary E., married Walter Montgomery 4. Annie May• unmarried 5. Louisa F., married William Rhoades 6. Maggie D., married Marvin Garst 7. Susie s., married Keith Bussey 8. Rebecca, unmarried 9. Amy G., married Hurley Alley All of these are living (1935) except the third daugh- ter. Josephus A. Naff, eldest son of Abraham I. and Anne Turner Naff, married Dec. 31, Edith E., youngest daughter of Rev. Isaac N. Naff and Cynthia M. Wysor Naff, and had issue: l. Frederick J., b. Sept. 27, 1896, unmarried. 2. Paul M., b. July 9, 1898, married Edith Lucile Cline 3. HBnry A., b. Oct. 19, 1902, married Ruth Keen 4. Dorothy, b. March 1, 1900, unmarried 5. Ruth E., b. Feb. 2, 1907, unmarried This family moved out of Franklin County in 1915. The mother died Jan. 25, 1934. Abraham Naff, second son of Jacob Naff and Elizabeth Stover Naff, marriea Hannah Peters, and had issue:

1. Joel b. Ma-:[ 20, 1833, married Mary Boon, died Nov. 17, 1885 2. Jacob P., b. Nov. 24, 1845, married Mary Naff, died about 1905 3. Daniel A., b. June 27, 1848 • married Hannah Bowman, died Nov. 30, 1924 4. Elizabeth, b. May 28, 1831, married Abraham Naff 5. Susannah, b. March 16, 1836, married George Flora 6. Sarah, b. March 3. 1839, married David Bowman 7. Rebecca, b, Feb. 20, 1842, married Daniel Hurt Joel Naff, eldest son of Abraham Naff and Hannah Peters Naff, married Mary E. Boone, and had issue: 1. Benjamin Thomas, b. May 23, 1868, married Flora J. Bowman 2. Josephus A,, b, about 1871, married Mary Bowman 3. William L., b, Nov. 21, 1874, married Lilla L. Powell 4. Sarah M., married Daniel Kinsey 5, Hannah E., married B. M, Phelps 6, Mary D., married C. c. Flora Jacob P. Naff, second son of Abraham Naff and Hannah Peters Naff, married Mary M. Naff, and had issue: 1. George w., married _____ Mills, died in Feb, 1933. 2, David died infant 3. John A. b. July 3, 1876, married Rosa L. Flora 4. Annie married Christopher Grubb, died about 1890 5, Sallie E., married Christopher Boitnott 6. Julia, married John Boitnott 7. Cora 8. Jacob Daniel A. Naff, youngest son of Abraham Naff and Han- nah Peters, Naff, married Hannah Bowman, and had issue: 1. Thomas, married _____ Montgomery 2, Stoner 3, William 4. Emma, married James T. Cummings 5. Ida, married George Curmnings 6. Minnie, married Elijah Bowman 7. Matt:Le, married Enoch E. Bowman Thomas G. Naff, third son of Abraham Irving Naff and Anne Turner Naff, married Corrie M. Tench, and had issue: Harry Naff of Roanoke. Charles L. Naff, fourth son of Abraham Irving Naff and Anne TUrner Naff, married Julia M. Dillon, and had issue: Bun­ yan L. Naff of Roanoke. William L. Naff, youngest son of Rev. Joel Naff and Mary Boon Naff, is a Baptist minister. Benjamin Thomas Naff, eldest son of Rev. Joel Naff and Mary Boon Naff, married Flora J, Bowman, and had issue: a son, Joel, and three daughters. John A. Naff, the son of Jacob P. Naff, married Rosa L. Flora, and had issue: 168

1. Joel Cline, b. Sept. 28, 1902, died Aug. 24, 1918. 2. Wesley W., b. July 4, 1905, married Ethel Jam­ ison 3. Elmer D., b. Oct. 13, 1911, married Ava Hannah Montgomery 4. Eunice R., b. Oct, 22, 1908, teaches science 5. Mary H., b. Sept. 21, 1917 6. Lois K., b. Sept. 12, 1923

THE NELSON FAMILY

Judge Hugh Nelson, son of Dr. Nathaniel Nelson and Lucy Mann Page, was born at "Oakland", Hanover County, October 19, 1821. Thomas Nelson Page's grandfather, Thomas Nelson, was the oldest brother of Dr. Nathaniel Nelson. Dr. Nelson died at the age of 40 years and left a widow with six children. Hugh was the only one connected with the Franklin County. He was sent to a boy's school near Philadelphia, and later graduated from Hampden Sidney College. After graduation, he taught at a boy's school in Halifax County eight years, studying law all the while time under Judge William Leigh, who was one of the signers of his license. on admittance to the bar, Hugh Nelson settled in Rocky Mount. He was constant student and spent much time gathering information. He rad remarkable memory and was a lover of poetry and history. He was called the "walking encyclopedia." His storehouse of information was always at the disposal or those who came for it, Modest, honest, and reserved, he was always a gentlemen. His painstaking, accura-te .work and his distinctive handwriting may be seen in the county clerk's office. He served as Commissioner in Chancery. He was the first county court judge. His home was the cradle of Trinity Episcopal Church. He read the service when his brother-in-law, the Rev. John R. Lee, found it impossible to come (by horseback) from Leaksville, North Caro­ lina. Soon after locating in Rocky Mount, Hugh Nelson married Lucy, daughter of DI'. Richard M. Taliaferro and his wife Mary Hale. To them were born: (1) Carter Kinloch, (2) William Leigh, (3) Walter Binford, (4) Mary Hale, (5) Ferdinand Emile, (61 and (7) Richard Taliaferro and Hugh Page {twins), (8) Harold, (9) Lucy Tazewell, and (lo) Clarence. or these Carter Kinloch, Wil­ liam Leigh and Hugh Page died in infancy, and Walter Binford died at the age of 19. Mary married Parker Worth Strayer of Harrisonburg, and had issue: (1) Mary Nelson, (2) Elizabeth Samuels, (3) Nancy Page, (4) Hugh Parker, and (5) Clare Virginia, Mary Nelson Strayer married the Rev. w. T. Roberts. No issue. Elizabeth Samuels Strayer married Robert G. Guthrie, and had issue: (1) Elizabeth, (2) Robert and (3) Lucy Page. Elizabeth Guthrie married Alvin Johnson, a lawyer, of .Knox­ ville, Tennessee, Lucy Page and Robert are not married. Nancy Page Strayer married Thomas M. Cooper of Kings­ tree, South Carolina, and had issue: Nancy Page, and Jean, neither of whom are married. Hugh Parker Strayer married Elizabeth Fique of Texas, and had issue: Elizabeth, who married Harold Hill. Clare Virginia Strayer married R. P. Dickinson, Editor of The County News of Rocky Mount, and had issue: (1) Robert Nelson, (2) Randolph Strayer, (3) Richard Pendleton, and (4) Lucius Carter. Robert Nelson Dickinson married Genevieve Gei­ sen of Roanoke, and had issue: Genevieve Mann. Richard Pendle­ ton Dickinson married Ruby Walker, and had issue: Anne Nelson, Ferdinand Emile, son of Hugh and Lucy Taliaferro Nel­ son, married Martha Clay of Paris, Kentucky, where he lived and died, without issue, at the age of 74 years. Richard Taliaferro, son of Hugh and Lucy Nelson, mar­ ried Mary Hover of Colorado. They lived in Missouri. No issue. Harold, son of Hugh and Lucy Nelson, married .MaY Wiltse of California. Home: California. No issue. Lucy Tazewell, daughter of Hugh and Lucy Nelson, mar­ ried Owen H. Price, Clerk if Franklin Circuit Court. They had one daughter, Page Nelson, who is assisant editor, Norfolk and Western Magazine, Roanoke. Robert Nelson, son of R. P. Dickinson, is advertising assistant of the Norfolk and Western Railway Company. Strayer and Richard, son of R. P. Dickinson are assoc­ iated with their father in publishing The County News. Judge Nelson and his wife lived and died in the home built by Dr. Richard Taliaferro about 1818. Mrs.,Nelson was born in this house and it was willed to her by her father before his death at the outbreak of the War between the States. Mrs. Nel- son bequeath the home to her daughter, Lucy Tazewell, who mar­ ried Owen H. Price.

THE PETERS FAMILY

The ancestors of this family came from Germany and set­ tled in the southern part of Pennsylvania. Several members of the family removed to the Valley of Virginia and settled in what was then Augusta County. They later removed to Botetourt county, 170

and from there into Franklin County. There were three brothers who settled in different parts of Franklin where they brought up large families whose descendants are scattered throughout the country. Many members of this family rendered service in the pioneer days against the Indians. Others held positions of re­ sponsibility during the Revolutionary War. Stephen Peters, born in Pennsylvania in 1753, was married in 1773 to Polly Dillman of Botetourt County. They had sons, Stephen, Jacob, and David, and possibly others. Jacob Peters, son of Stephen and Polly Dillman Peters, married and built a house on Maggotty,Creek,in Franklin County, about 1795. The Indians were numerous then and a band of them came when he was finishing his house. They acted so strangely that the family became afraid of them. However, they treated the white family kindly, but no sooner were they gone than the dishes were buried, and the family fled, carrying such things with them as they could. Stephen Peters, son of Stephen and Polly Dillman Peters, was born in Franklin County and removed to Indiana, near India­ napolis, when the Northwest Territory was being settled. Through thrift and industry he became wealthy. He never returned to Vir­ ginia. About 1889, his son and daughter, Daniel and Kati~ came to Virginia for the first time to visit their cousin, Mrs. Cathe­ rine (Peters) Webster and other relatives. David Peters, one of the sons of Stephen and Polly Dill­ man Peters, was born May 19, 1783, and died April 28, 1864. He was married, April 1, 1809, to Christina Brubaker, who was born May 9, 1791, and died July 25, 1861. They lived on BlackWater about three miles northwest of Dillon•s Mill and are buried there. They were among the best educated persons in the community. They were members of the Brethren Church. For a great many years the Brethren meetings were held in the homes of the members and their home was often open for service. The house was an old­ fashioned log building with partitions that could be hooked to the ceiling thus making the several rooms one. They were familiar with the German language. Christina Peters, wife of David, was the daughter of Jacob and Ann Brubaker, whose home was near Peters Creek Brethren Church, She had fair complexion, light blue eyes and was very vivacious. Their nine children were: ( l} Polly Pet.ers, born February 26, 1819, died in infancy. (2) Katherine Peters, born January 11, 1812, died June 12, 1897. She married John R. Webster, May 4, 1839. Their seven children were: John Henry, William David, George Step­ hen, Joel Lee, Sarah Elizabeth, Mary Ann, and James Franklin. (3) John B. Peters, born October 29, 1815, died December 18, 1888. He was married flvst, to Mary Brown, and, second, to Catherine Johns, widow of Carey F. Johns and daughter of John and Catherine Brubaker Eller. She was born January 8, 171

1841, in Roanoke County, and lived for many years with her daughter, Mrs. Mollie Johns Plunkett, Tippecano City, Ohio. Her mother and her husband's mother were sisters. John B. Peters was educated at Virginia Collegiate Institute. He was a member of the Brethren Church; he taught school when a young man, and in later years he was a merchant. He died without issue and was buried at the Peter's burying ground. (4) Henry D. Peters, born October 9, 1817, died May 1, 1901. He married Mary Gravely. He taught school when young, studied medicine, graduated with honors from the University of Virginia in 1846, and became a practicing physician. He was a member of the Methodist Church and lived and died at Leatherwood in Henry County. He had four children who lived to be grown: Robert, George, Alice and Herbert. (5) Stephen M. Peters, born July 8, 1820, died, un­ married, November 24, 1852. He was educated at Virginia Colle­ giate Institute and was employed by Barney Pitzer, a merchant at Salem. His travels were extensive for one of his day. He died in Montgomery, Alabama, and is buried there. (6) Ann Peters, born September 18, 1823, died Sep­ tember 5, 1893. She was married on January 16, 1851, to Andrew J. Saunders, and had seven children. Of these, Milton Jefferson, J. David, and Emma lived to maturity. Ann Peters Saunders and her husband were members of the Bethlehem Brethren Church. (7) David Peters, born July 28, 1826, died in infancy, and is buried at the Peters burying ground. (8) Daniel G. Peters, born June 19, 1829, died Jan­ uary 11, 1897. He married Tabitha Fralin, and they had three children. He was a member of the Brethren Church. He was ex­ ceedingly witty and hospitable. He and his family are buried at the Peters burying ground. (9) Sallie J. Peters, born February 9, 1833, died without issue, September 20, 1904. She was married March 4, 1865, to Edmund T. Mullens. They were members of the Fairmont Baptist {Missionary) Church. Both are buried at the Peters burying ground. Dr. Henry D. Peters of Leatherwood, Henry County, was the only son of David and Christina who perpetuated the Peters name. Robert, the oldest son of Dr. Henry D., died in early life, after completing a course of training at Roanoke College. George, his second son, was an attorney-at-law and became Judge of the County Court of Franklin County, holding the office as long as he lived. His wife was the widow of A. L. Edmundson of Rocky Mount. Alice, the only daughter, married Jesse B. Lavin- der. Herbert G., the doctor's youngest son, was born September 10, 1859, 'and educated at Roanoke College and the University of Virginia. He represented Henry County in the Virgini.a Legislature when only twenty-four years old. He was later elected State Senator 172 for Patrick and Henry countj.es. He was Presidential Elector from the Fifth Congressional District in 1888. He removed to Bristol, in 1890, where he was a leading memver or the bar. He married Electra Smith of Martinsville in 1894. His son, Herbert G. Peters, Jr., was associated wtih his father in the practice or law until his father's death in 1925.

THE PINKARD FAMILY

Capt. John Pinkard married May Waller, and had issue: (1) Bailey, (2) Elias, (3) Lucinda, (4) Robert, (5) Benjamin, (6) Billy, (7) Charles, and (8) Anna. (1) Bailey Pinkard married Rebecca Smith, and had issue: William, Fletcher, and Nannie. {2) Elias Pinkard. No record. (3) Lucinda Pinkard married Jessie Prunty. No issue. (4) Robert Pinkard married Jane Belcher, and had issue: Benjamin, and Julia who lived in Missouri. (5) Benjamin Pinkard married Julia Hunt and had issue: Thomas, Billy, Mary, John, and Charles. (6) Billy Pinkard married Emeline Cooper, and had issue: a Walter Leak, m. Lucy Neff b Charlotte Temple, unmarried C Mary Anne, m. Peter Stockton d Emma Augusta m. William Stafford e Lucinda Wise, m. William o. Jamison r Nancy Cooper, m. first Charles F. Pinkard; second, Henry Hayner and third, Frank Pink­ ard John William,m. Nannie Taylor Charles Washington, unmarried Eliza, m. George T. Pearson, Oct. 4, 1891 Minnie (7) Charles Pinkard married Lucinda Hensley, and had issue: Alice, Nannie and John. (8) Anna Pinkard married William N. Copeland. No issue. Eliza Pinkard married George T. Pearson, and had issue: (1) Billy, (2) Louise~ (3) Kathleen, (4) John, (5) Emeline, (6) Minnie, (7) George, (tl) Doris and (9) William. (1) Billy Pearson died in childhood. (2) Louise Pearson married Walter H. Cobbs ani had 173

issue: Walter, Billy, Cabell, Carrington and Johnny of Rocky Mount. (3) Kathleen Pearson married Leon D. Hetrick, and lives in Pittsburgh. No issue. (4) John Pearson married Maude Bright, and lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. No issue. (5) Emeline Pearson married Skinnell, and lives at Rocky Mount. No issue. (6) Minnie Pearson married Samuel Emlar, and had issue: Louise, and Doris. Home: Pittsburgh. (7) George Pearson married Agnes Aus.tin and lives in Pittsburgh. No issue. (8) and (9) Doris and Bill Pearson, live in Pittsburgh.

THE POWELL - PAYNE FAMILIES

Robert Powell died about 1811, according to Inventory of his estate made August 15, 1811, and of record in Franklin County Will Book 2, page 4. He had issue: (not listed accord­ ing to age). l. William, who married Sophia Hancock, December 26, 1804. 2. Jane T., who married Phillip Thurmon, October 22, 1807. 3. Elizabeth, who married Henry Smith, May 10, 1790. 4. Sally, who married ____ Craighead 5. Nancy, who married Robert Craighead, November 18, 1792. 6. Charles, who married Lucinda Hancock, April 30, 1809. 7. Robert Jr., who married Polly Sutherland, January 17, 1803. 8. Frances, who married Thomas Payne, January 14, 1799. Thomas Payne, who married Franc~s Powell, daughter of Robert Powell, on January 14, 1799, had issue: (not listed ac­ cording to' age) 1. Catherine, who married William Hatcher, March 3, 1819. 174

2. Jane, who married William Baker, December 2, 1822. 3. Robert Powell, who married Elizabeth Payne, March. 30, 1829. 4. Charles H., who married Rebecca 5. Mary, who married Charles Holland. 6. Thomas A., who married Mary A. Spencer, December 20, 1819. 7. Elizabeth, who married John Frith, November 16, 1840. 8. William, who married Sarah Payne, December 3, 1828. Robert Powell payne, son of Thomas and Frances Powell Payne, was born in Franklin County, October 10, 1808, married (about 1829) his cousin, Elizabeth Payne. She was born August 10, 1810, and was the daughter of Floyd Payne and'Elizabeth Pollard, whose marriage bond is dated October 13, 1790. The children of Robert Powell and Elizabeth (Payne were: I. Patrick Flayle II. Frances Jane III • Mariah E. IV. Sarah Catherine v. Caroline Celesta VI. Anna Leslie VII. Nancy Virginia VIII. Mary Elizabeth IX, John Austin X Emily Electra XI. Robertella In 1839 Robert Powell and Elizabeth Payne moved from Franklin County to Callaway County, Missouri, where he died on July 5, 1847 and she on November 29, 1902. I. Patrick Flayle Payne, son of Robert Powell and Eliz­ abeth payne, was born December 27, 1830 in the eastern part of Franklin County near the junction of Blackwater and Staunton Rivers. He married rirst, Elizabeth Catherine Richie in Call­ away County, Missouri, December 19, 1854, and second, Mary Fran­ ces L;\-nes, daughter of Harrison and Angelina McBride Lynes on October 9, 1872. The children of the first marriage were: l. Robert Newton, who married Mattie Hurne; 2. John Baxter, who mar­ ried Lillie Booth; and 3. Ella Frances, who married Lewis Abra­ ham Kirkpatrick. The children of the second marriage were: 4. Eanie 175

Harrison; 5. Charles Jackson, who married Frances Hatton Mc­ Cracken; 6. William Oliver, who married, first, Lillian Wise, second, Mary Rice; 7. Edward Scott, who married Maude Conner; and 8. Jacob Allan, who married, first, Anna Bartley, second, Ethelene Rice Tullock. Patrick Flayle Payne died at Ham's Prarie, Callaway County, Missouri, February 18, 1904. His first wife died Nov ember 13, 1864, and his second wife died on March 27, 1920. 1. Robert Newton, son of Patrick Flayle and Elizabeth (Richie) Payne, born September 22, 1855, in Callaway County, Missouri, died August 16, 1910. He was a minister of the Chris­ tian Church. He married Mattie Hume, and had issue: 1. Kat­ herine Ercel, who married James Gregory; 2. Frances, who mar­ ried Elmer Landman; 3. Frenchie, who married c. s. Johnson; 4. Hume, of whose marriage no record is availabe to the author; 5. Robert, who died in youth; and 6. Temple, who died in youth. 2. John Baxter, son of Patrick Playle and Elizabeth Richie Payne, was born in Callaway county, Missouri, and now lives in FUlton, Missouri. He married Lillie Booth, and had issue: 1. David Ralph, who married Marie Gregory, May 6, 1916; 2. Silas Booth, died in youth; 3. Virgil Frances, who married Wilsie Eliz­ abeth l:\urnett on June 5, 1917, and has three children: John B., Mary E., and Marciedine (He is an instructor in Transylvania College, Lexington, Kentucky); 4. Robert Paul, who married Min­ nie West, November 15, 1924; 5. Patrick Maurice, who married Ruth Hurd of Kentucky, on November 13, 1931; and 6. Anne, who married Amanuel Jackson Overton, af Fulton, Missouri, on May 15, 1926, and had issue: A. J. Jr., and Anne Caroline. 3. Ella Frances, daughter of Patrick Flayle and Eliz­ abeth Richie Payne, was born in Callaway County, Missouri, mar­ ried Lewis Abraham Kirkpatrick, and had issue: 1. Baxter Nixon, who died in youth; 2. Lois, who married Byno Morgan, May 5, 1919, and had issue: William, Robert, James, and Jack; and 3. Gladys, who was married in Ohio June 12, 1926, to George Rooks, of Car­ rollton, Georgia, and had issue: DonalGDean. 4. Eanie Harrison, son of Patrick Flayle and Mary Frances Lynes Payne, was born in Callaway County, Missouri. He lives, unmarried, at the old home place near Ham's Prarie. 5. Charles Jackson, son of Patrick Flayle and Mary Frances Lynes Payne, was born in Callaway County, Missouri, ed­ ucated in Harvard, and is an instructor in Southeast Missouri State T achers College at Cape Girardeau. He was married, No­ vember 6, 1903, in Polk County, Missouri, to Frances Hatton McCracken, daughter of William Thomas Jewett and Mary Ava Chil­ ders McCracken, of Hickory County, Missouri, and had issue: Mary Charline, born in Atlanta, Georgia, and married Stanley Lender Brown of Riverside, California, on July 20, 1931. 6. William Oliver, son of Patrick Flayle and Mary 176

Francds Lynes Payne, was born in Callaway County, Missouri, and married Lillian Wise, daughter of Horace Benton and Evaline Ni­ chols Wise of Callaway County, Missouri, and had issue: l. Wil­ liam Maxwell, and 2. Frances Evaline. He practices medicine at Ham's Prairie. His first wife died November 1918, and he mar­ ried, second, Mary Rice, daughter or William and Frances Lynes Rice. No issue. 7. Edward Scott, son of Patrick Flayle and Mary Fran­ ces Lynes Payne, and a merchant at Ham's Prairie, married Maude Connor, adopted daughter of William and Malissa Sanford Connor, and had issue: William Connor. 8. Jacob Allen, son of Patrick Flayle and Mary Fran­ ces Lynes Payne, married in Callaway County, Anna Bartley, daugh­ ter of Robert and Cora Stucker Bartley, and had issue: Mildred Allene, and Anna Bartley. He married, second, Ethlene Rice Tullock, daughter of William and Frances Lynes Rice, of Calla­ way County, and had issue: Mary Frances, who died in infancy. II. Frances Jane, daughter of Robert Powell and Eliz­ abeth Payne, was born in 1831 in Franklin County. She married Isaac Oliver Craighead, son of John R. craighead, or Callaway County, Mo., and had seven children: 1. Meadora A., who married David Harley Howe, and had issue: Ethel, Merle, and Jewell. 2. Edwin Boone, born in 186o, and served as president of Central College Fayette, Mo.; State Normal at Warrensburg, Missouri; Tulane university, New Orleans; and University of Mon­ tana. He married Catherine Johnson,. daughter of Benjamin Frank­ lin and Catherine Wheeler Johnson, of Fayette, Mo., in 1889, and had issue: Edwin, Barclay, and Catherine. He died in Missoula, Montana, about 1919, and was buried at Ham's Prairie, Missouri. 3. Annie, who married _____ Hill and had issue: Ditchler, and Dochska. 4. Mollie, who married Newton Gingrich, and had issue: Oliver Newton, and Bernice. 5. Mariah, who married John Lincoln Gingrich, and had issue: Earle, who married a Miss Lindsey. 6. Jacob Ditchler, who married Allie McDonald or South Carolina, and had issue: Catherine. 7. Virginia, who married Earnest Forest Bush, teacher in St. Louis schools, and had issue: Hazel. III. Mariah E., daughter of Robert Powell and Eliza­ beth Payne, was born in Franklin County: November 25, 1832, and 177

married John Staub of Callaway County, Mo., and removed to Cali­ fornia. IV. Sarah Catherine, daughter of Robert Powell and Elizabeth Payne, was born in Franklin County, November 2, 1834, and married James William Craighead of Callaway County, and had issue: l. Charles, who married Lizzie Maertz; 2. Woody; and 3. Bertha, who married a Mr. McCall. V. Caroline Celesta, daughter of Robert Powell and Elizabeth Payne, was born in Franklin County, August 28, 1836, married Mark Craighead, of Callaway County, Mo. and had issue: l. Patrick; 2. Samuel; 3. Winkard, who married Etta Haynes; 4. Mallie, who married Thomas Williamson; and 5. Sophia, who married a Mr. Creecy. VI. Anna Leslie, daughter of Robert Powell and Eliza­ beth Payne; was born in Franklin County, June l, 1838, and mar­ ried James Muir of Callaway County, Mo. and had issue: l. Della, who married Kem Stucker; and 2. George Payne. VII. Nancy Virginia, daughter of Robert Powell and Elizabeth Payne, was born April 29, 1840, near Ham's Prairie Mo. married Richard Miles, and had issue: Marvin Payne who married Willie Bell. VIII. Mary Eliza, daughter of Robert Powell and Eliza­ beth Pa.yne, was born October l, 1841, at Ham's Prairie,Calla- way County, Mo. She married Robert Henry Taylor, born March 4, 1838, Callaway County, son of John L. and -...... -~=--Taylor, and had issue: l. Britton Payne, 2. Eulah, 3. William Robert, 4. Bruce Holland, and 5. Baxter. 1. Britton Payne Taylor, born June l, 1871, in Calla­ way County, Mo., is a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He married Carrie Elizabeth Turner, born August 15, 1876, daugh­ ter of William F., and Mary E. Fulkerson Turner of Boone County, Mo., and had issue: Iris s., born November 18, 1903 in St. Jo­ seph, Mo., married Julian A. Parvin of Kansas City, Mo.; Mary c., born May 30, 1905, married Howard c. Beers of Rochester, New York, and had issue: Carol Ann, born December 23, 1931, and Barbara, born August 2, 1933; Britton Morton, born in Richmond, Mo., July 29, 1909; William Robert, born in Richmond, Mo., September 14, 1911; and George Evans, born October 12, 1917, in Kansas City, Mo. 2. Eulah E. Taylor, born September 8, 1872, married J. Lee Kempp, and had issue: Mary Alice, Maud Lee, and Nelle. 3. William Robert Taylor, born March 31, 1875, mar­ ried, first, Nellie Bradley, and second, Maud Davis. '4. Bruce Holland Taylor, born June 25, 1877, married Susan Wagoner. 178

5. Baxter Taylor, born January 18, 1884, died in July 1901. IX. John Austin, son of Robert Powell and Elizabeth Payne August 21, 1843, in Callaway County, Missouri, unmarried, died in 1865. X. Emily Electra, daughter of Robert Powell and Eliz­ abeth Payne, born November 27, 1845, in Callaway County, Missouri, married John w. Davis and had issue: l. Samuel Oscar, who married Belle Pinet. 2. Veda, who had a daughter named Roberta. 3. Vera, twin of Veda, who married Samuel Faua.ker, and had issue: Paul. 4. Flayle 5. Boone 6. Kate, who married John Smith, and had issue: Pau­ line, and others. 7. Karl, twin of Kate. 8. Mabel, who married Earle Miller, and had issue: Earl, and Payne. XI. Robertella, daughter of Robert Powell and Eliza­ beth Payne, born November 10, 1847, •in Callaway county, Missouri, is now living with her eldest son in Fulton, Missouri, married James A. Payne, and had issue: l. Daniel E. Pollard, who married Alpha Lynes, daugh­ ter of A. J. and Louisa White Lynes, and had issue: Margaret, who married A. W. Griffith; Andrew Pollard; and Mary C., who mar­ ried Martellus Staples. 2. Robert Earnest, who married Stella Sneathen, and had issue: Robert H., Howard, Raymond, and Elizabeth Ellen. 3. Elizabeth Ellen, who married Jerome O'Neal, and had issue: Lila L., Ellen L., (twins), and Ruby May. 4. RufUs Thomas, who married, first, Addie Kemp, and, second, Era Simms, and had issue: Orville Thomas. 5. John Smith, who married Bessie custard, and had issue: Lenrow, Darwood, and Doris Deane. 179

THE PRICE FAMILY

Joseph Shores Price was the first of the family to come to Franklin County. His birthplace was probably in New Kent County, since he was baptized there in 1740. His parents, Joseph and Ann Price lived and died in Cumberland County. Joseph Shores Price served in the French and Indian War, and received a grant of land in Buckingham County for his services. He was married, according to tradition, to Charity Bagby. During the Revolution, he lived in Henry County and furnished supplies to the army. He obtained grants on Blackwater River, May 15, 1794. Showers Price, a son of Joseph Shores Price, also re­ ceived a grant of land in Franklin County, on the Forks of Black­ water Nov. 16, 1798. Joseph Shores Price died Oct. 20, 1801. He left a large family of sons and daughters. Showers Price was born April 27, 1763. He married Eliz­ abeth Hill. He was Major, of the 110th Regiment, Virginia Mil­ itia, 1809. He was Sheriff of Franklin County from 1816-17, and 1844-45. He left a family of fourteen children. Cyrus Price, son of Showers Price, was born August 28, 1800. He rode horseback from Franklin to .Chester, Pennsylvania, stayed two years at school, and rode back to Franklin. Another brother rode the same horse to Pennsylvania for his two years of school. When the next brother was ready to go, he insisted on a new horse. Cyrus Price married Elizabeth Boone, daughter of John Boone and had issue: (1) John w. Price, who married Rhoda Abiah Taylor; (2) Susan Price, who married David Campbell Cobbs; (3) Shores LaFayette Price, who married Emma Taylor; (4) James T. Price; (5) George w. Price, who married Jennie Shaver; (6) Henry Clay Price, who married Mary E. Hopkins; and (7) Sallie A. Price, who married Henry s. Deyerle. All sons save the youngest (who was only fourteen when the war ended) served in the Civil War. One died from severe wounds received at Gordonsville. Henry Clay Price was born and died in Franklin. He married Mary E. Hopkins of Franklin, and had issue: (1) Wil­ liam H. Price, who married Bettie Deyerls, and lives in the ancestral home in Franklin; (2) Annie Lee Price, who married Graham M. Ker, and lives in Washington D. C. (They have one daughter Annita Melville Ker) (3) Estelle Price, and (4) Mil·­ dred T. Price. The family has but few members in Franklin to­ day, 'Owen Henry Price, son of Peter Price and Louise Car­ per, was born near Callaway on February 21, 1843, and died Feb­ ruary 22, 1910, He was named for his grandfather who married Guerrant, His father died when he was quite young and Firsgrandfather reared him. His education was begun in the 180

neighborhood school, and continued at a military academy at Christianburg. He returned to the easy-going farm life but answered the call to arms at the outbreak of the Civil War and was assinged to Company K, 42nd Virginia Infantry, He and four other Franklin men were captured Sl'ld sent to Fort Delaware where they were in prison eight months, On January 6, 1864, he got a furlough and during his stay in Franklin married Lucy Talia­ ferro, daughter of Tazewell Taliaferro and Amanda Callaway. After the war he returned to the farm life thought not to the comforts of former days. Like other Confederate soldiers. he had to "make a new start in a new era". Within a few years he sought election as Sheriff of the county, won, and held his office several terms. His genial nature won him a host of friends. He was a great fox hunter, and always kept fine dogs and good horses. To Owen Henry Price and Lucy Taliaferro were born: (1) Corbin Reynolds (died in infancy), (2) Louise Carper, (3) Charles Callaway, and (4) Lucy Taliaferro. Louise Price married John R. Meadows and had issue: Lucy, and Rose. Lucy died young. Rose married Clarence Griffith of West Virginia, and had issue: Howard, and Louise. Howard married Lucy Allen of Charlottesville. Louise married Daniel Duvall Holliday of West Virginia. Charles Calloway Price was educated at.V. P. I., Wash­ ington & Lee, and received the degree M. D. from the Medical College of Virginia. He removed to Arkansas where he married Ruth Kiteley, and had issue: Charles Calloway, Jr., and Al- fie Taliaferro. Lucy Taliaferro Price married George Cabell Greer. Both were great-grandchildren of Dr. Richard M. Taliaferro. No issue. In 1900, OWen Henry Price was appointed Clerk of the Circuit Court to fill out the term of J. C, Carper, deceased. At the expiration of this appointment, he was elected to the office, and held it until his death. On the death of his wife, Lucy Taliaferro, Owen Henry Price was married on April 26, 1905, to Lucy Nelson, daughter of Judge Hugh Nelson and Lucy Nelson, and had issue: Page Nel- son, a daughter.

THE PRILLAMAN FAMILY

Jacob Prillaman, Sr., wrote a will, July 19, 1796, which was proved in Franklin County Court in September 9th that year. He mentions in it his wife, Waltpurgia, and the following child­ ren: Jacob Prillaman, Jr., Anne Sowder, John Prillaman, Daniel 181

Prillaman, and Barbara Martin. According to David E. Johnston's "Middle New River Set­ tlements", Barbara Snidow, daughter of John and Elizabeth Helm Snidow, married Jacob Prillaman, of Franklin County, Virginia. This refers to the above-mentioned Jacob, of Franklin County, had a wife Sarah, in 1790, and in all probability it was Sarah Snidow who married Jacob Prillaman, as Sarah is a very common name in the early days of the Snidow family in Virginia, a family very persistent in the use of family names, while Bar­ bara occurs only later, and apparently only in the branch des­ cended from another Prillaman line. Barbara Prillaman, daughter of Jacob and Walpurgia Pril­ laman, married in Henry County, Virginia, February 14, 1782, Phillip Snidow, son of John and Elizabeth Helm Snidow. Philllp Snidow died in 1791 or 1792, and his widow married, June 17, 1793, Christian Martin. Phillip and Barbara Prillaman Snidow has four child­ ren as follows: 1. Nancy Snidow (1783-1860), m. March 3, 1803, Jacob Prillaman (1778-1859), of Franklin County. He served as lieu­ tenant in the War of 1812. They had eight children: (a) Mary Ann Prillaman, m. January 6, 1823-., John Burnett (b) George Prillaman, b. 1806 (c) Elizabeth Prillaman, b. 1808; m. March 12, 1828, Fleming Helm. Issue, at least four children: Nancy Helm, b. 1835 Malinda Helm, b. 1845 Thomas F. Helm, b. 1848 James W. Helm, b. 1853 (d) Samuel Prillaman, b. 1810; m. Permillia b. 1810. Issue ten children: 1 Stephen H. Prillaman, b. 1830 2 Lucinda Prillaman, b. 1832 Elizabeth Prillaman, b. 1834 i Jane H. Prillaman, b. 1836 5 John Prillaman, b. 1838 6 Ann A. Prillaman, b. 1840 'l George Prillaman, b. 1843 8 Samuel Prillaman, Jr., b. 1845 9 Phillip Prillaman, b. 1848 10) Mary B. Prillaman, b. 1852 (e) Barbara Prillaman, b. 1814, m. January l, 1844, Lewis Jamison (b. 1807) of Franklin County, son of Samuel and Winnie Bird Jamison. Issue six children: 182

Mary E. Jamison, b. 1845, m. Thomas Helm g~ Nancy c. Jamison, b. 1847 m. Rev. Taylor Turner ( 3) Elizabeth E. Jam.tson, b. 1848, m. D. Lee Ross, Captain, C. s. A., of Franklin County (4) Ruth Frances Jane Jamison, b. 1850, m. George Ross, a nephew of D. Lee Ross ( 5) Susan Jamison, b. 1852, m, Marshall Pril­ laman (6) Thomas Fleming Jamison, b, 1854, m. first, Snug Ingram; and, second, Allie Whitlock, They resided in Roanoke. (f) Fleming Prillaman, b. 1816 (g) Daniel Prillaman, b, 1818 (h) Ann Prillaman, m, September 23, 1858, Granville R. Connor 2. Christian Snidow (May 1, 1787-December 31, 1861); m. Sarah Turner (December 21, 1788-April 27, 1874), of Henry County. They resided at Pembroke Giles County, Virginia. 3, William Melvin Snidow (May 31, 1788-December 3, 1864), m. October 13, 1822, Chloe Ann Freel(November 1, 1804- June 23, 1848), of Cabell County, now West Virginia. They re­ moved in 1837 to Madison, Missouri. Their daughter, Barbara Ann Snidow (1837-1909) m. James D. Helms, of Franklin County, Virginia. They had the following children: 1. Chloe Ann Helms, b. 1851, m. Moses Overfelt 2. John Helms (1853-1927), m. 1866, Miranda N. Carter 3, Warren Helms (1855- 1889) 4. Fleming Busby Helms, b. 1857, m. 1888, Rosa Lee Carter 5, Jennie Helms (1859-1891), m. Frank Owings 6. Rosa Helms (1860-1861) 4. George Snidow (April 24, 1790-February 16 1866), m. May 12, 1814, Elizaface (April 1, 1793-0ctober 31, 1882), daughter of Michael and Catherine Nesler Surface. They resided in Giles County, Virginia. According to J.P. A. Hill's "History of Henry County", George Prillaman of that county was born in 1790, and married Dicie Ross, a sister of Capt. Lee Ross. He is said to have been a son of Daniel Prillaman. He was, in all probability a son of Jacob and Nancy Snidow Prillaman, a grandson of Daniel and a great grandson of Jacob and Walprugia Prillaman. In 1850, George Prillaman and his wife Dicey were listed in the census beside Jacob and Nancy Snidow Prillaman, and the will of this Jacob men­ tions his son George. The census shows that George was born, not in 1790, but about 18o6. Issue of George and Dicey Ross Prillaman, eleyen children: 183

1. Christian S. Prillaman; b. 1828, Lt. C. S. A.; died at White Sulphur Springs; m. Sarah __ (b. 1840) 2. Exonia Prillaman, b. 1830; m. January 14, 1850, George C. King 3. Gabriel Prillaman, b. 1832; m. Elizabeth T. __ (b. 1835) 4. Martha E. Prillaman, b. 1834; m. August 1852, An­ drew H. Turner 5. Fleming M. Prillaman, b. 1836; m. Drusilla Turner, a daughter of Marshall and Sallie A. DeShazo Turner 6. Isaac Prillaman, b. 1840 7. Caroline M. Prillaman, b. 1841; m. John T. Can- nady 8. Lydia A. Prillaman, b. 1843; m. Bailey Cannady 9. George A. Prillaman, b. 1844; m. 10. Nancy J. Prillaman, b. 1846; m. John W. Bowlin 11. Peyton A. Prillaman, b. 1849; died young

THE PRUNTY FAMILY

The first person of record in Franklin County bearing the name Pruntr, was Thomas (Robert?) Prunty, who was granted 354 acres of land 'on the waters of Snow Creek, adjoining the land of Jeremiah Morrow" on October 20, 1779. This grant is or re­ cord in the Land Office at Richmond, Land Book A, page 14. Land Book D, page 160, shows that Robert Prunty, pre­ sumably a son of Thomas, received a grant of land "on the waters of Pigg River" on September 1, 1780. James Prunty (whether a brother or son of Robert is unknown to this writer) received a grant of 400 acres "on bbth sides of Ditto's Creek on Snow Creek, adjoining Caldwell's line"on December 2, 1785. This grant is of record in Land Book U, page 572. The land records of Franklin County, in the Virginia State Library at Richmond, show that Robert Prunty owned 711 acres of land in Franklin, when the county was formed in 1786. Robert Prunty, born 1750 and died about 1824, married Frances , and had nine children. Robert Prunty was the son of Tfioriias';'" presumbably. 184

1. John Prunty, m. Carpathia Clardy, Sept. 21, 1816 2. Sarah Prunty, m. Philip Carter, Jan. 9, 1804 3. Robt. Prunty, Jr., m. Judith Faris May 6, 1816 4. James Prunty•s marriage record not available 11 5. Jane Prunty•s " " " 11 6. Polly Prunty•s " " " 7. Jesse Prunty, m. Nancy Finney, Mar. 18, 1802 8. Frances Prunty, m. Joseph Rives, Feb. 15, 1814 9. Thomas Prunty, m. Sally Rives, Aug. 10, 1804 These children are named in Robert Prunty's will of record in Will Book 2, page 616, at Rocky Mount. The will was made on May 19, 1823, and probabed in November 1824, which is indicative of the time of Robert Prunty's death. The children of Robert and Frances Prunty are not neccessarily named here in the order of their age. Jesse Prunty, son of Robert and Frances, had by his wife, Nancy Finney, seven children.

l. John Prunty, m. Lucinda Pinckard, Mar. 25, 1828 2. Thomas Prunty married and removed to Missouri, via Kentucky. He was a minister of' the Gospel. 3. Robert Prunty III, m. first, Anne E. Finney, May 17, 1845, and, second, Rebecca s. Neblett 4. Jesse Prunty, Jr.~ m. first, Charlotte Temple Pin­ ckard, Jan. 18, 1~45, and, second, Sallie Hunt. 5. Jane Prunty m. Frederick R. Brown, Oct. l, 1837 6. Elizabeth (Betsy) Prunty m., first, William Wing­ field, Oct. 4, 1824, and, second, her cousin, Amos Finney. Frances Prunty, m. Isaac Montrief, Mar. 2, 1835. Jesse Prunty, b. ca. 1780, married in 1802, Nancy Fin­ ney, daughter of John and Elizabeth Prunty Finney. For a time he was a Deputy Clerk of Franklin County, and issued his own marriage license. His will was written Feb. 20, 1856 and is of record in Will Book 12, at Rocky Mount. Robert Prunty, son of Jesse and Nancy Finney Prunty, was born in 1811 and died in 1898. He was married, first, to, Anne E. Finney, daughter of Peter Finney, on May 17, 1845, and, second, in 1856, to Rebecca s. Neblett, daughter of Williams. Neblett. By his first marriage, he had one son, Robert A. Prunty, born about 1850, who married Kizziah Draper, and died in 1931 without issue. By his second wife (b. 1837d. 1917), he had six childern. 1. Roxie Prunty (b. 1856, d. 1885), m. Raleigh Younger, and had issue: Bruce and Lawson · 2. Millard Prunty (1859-1884), d. unmarried 3. William Prunty (1866-1934), m. Ida Ramsey 4. Nannie Prunty (1868-1928), m. Thomas Belcher, and had issue: Myrtle, who married George Brodie; Ben- 185

Jamin; Ruby, who married Jack Bouldin; and Andrew. 5. Maggie Prunty, m. Richard Silas Williamson, and had six children: a Doris, whom. H. Clay Turner b Mary, whom. Clifford Goode C Charmian d Mildred e Bernard f Nancy Richard Silas Williamson was the son of William s. and Mary Lucinda Bernard Williamson, both re­ presentatives of distinguisged Franklin County families. 6. Love Prunty, m. James T. Ramsey, and had issue: Robert, William, and Burton. NOTE: Anne Finney•s father, Peter Finney, was one of the four members of the Finney family who came to Franklin from Amelia about 1790 Jane Prunty, daughter of Jesse and Nancy Finney Prunty, married Frederick R. Brown in 1837, and became the progenitor of a long and illustrious line of descendants. She was ~he mo­ ther of John R. Brown. Elizabeth (Betsy) Prunty had two children by her first husband, William Wingfield: Ann Hudson, and Jane Mallory. Ann Hudson Wingfield, b. ca. 1825, married Thomas H. Barnes in Estill county, Kentucky, June 2, 1848, and had issue: Betty, Sidney M., Willie, Jennie, Paul, and Thomas Jr. Jane Mallory Wingfield, b. ca. 1827, married John o. Grubbs in Kentucky on Nov. 26, 1846, and had issue: Thomas w., Annie, Mary E., Sidney, Amanda, and John o. Jr, Thomas probably was the Thomas Grubbs who married Mary Eliza Jarman, April 12, 1866. Annie married Albert Easter of Estill County, Kentucky. Mary Elizabeth married Albert Simones of Franklin County, Vir~ ginia. Amanda married William Cook of Franklin County, Virginia, John O, Jr., was a physician, and lived in Oklahoma. William Wingfield, the first husband of Elizabeth (Betsy) Prunty was the son of William and Elizabeth Wingfield. His parents were cousins. His brothers and sisters were: Lewis, Christopher, Charles, Austin, Jerusha, Polly, Lucy, and John. Lewis married Elizabeth Parberry; Christopher married Nancy Stockton; Austin married Nancy Cook; Jerusha married Wil­ liam M. Bowling; Polly married George Cooper; and John married Lucy Hill. Elizabeth Prunty Wingfield's second husband, Amos Finney, 186 was her cousin. They were married in Franklin County, Jan. 6, 1834, and left shortly afterward with a considerable caravan of Franklin County people for Kentucky. Thomas Prunty, a Methodist minister and brother of Elizabeth's mother, performed the cere­ mony, according to family tradition, though this writer has been unable to find any evidence that he became a minister before lea­ ving Virginia. And, it is certain that both of Elizabeth Prunty 1 s marriages took place in Franklin County. The Robert Prunty homestead, in the upper Snow Creek Valley, remains in the Prunty family. William and Ida Ramsey Prunty lived there until 1934 when he died and the widow removed to her brother's home near Henry Station. The homestead was noted for its hospitality and was the scene of many happy festivals. The home of Captain w. F. H. Lee was nearby. The Lee and Prunty families were related by ties of kinship. Rebecca Neblett Prunty was an artist in needlel•Ork as well as with a brush. Some of her pictures are in the possession of her descendants. She was a lover of flowers, and her garden was one of the show places of Franklin. The following members of the Prunty family should fit into the foregoing genealogy, but the writer has been unable to make the proper connections: Nancy Prunty, who married Peter Hammock, January 26, 1788 Elizabeth Prunty, who married William Carver, March 5, 1794 Nancy Prunty, who married Squire Fleming, January 26, 1828 James Prunty, who married Martha Wimmer, June 26, 1794, service performed by Rev. Randolph Hall

THE ROSS FAMILY

Thomas, John and Daniel Ross, brothers, settled in Louisa County about the middle of the eighteenth century. Thomas Ross, probably the eldest of these brothers, pruchased or James Buchannan, on March 25, 1750, 200 acres for 25 pounds in the Parish of Fredericksville, Louisa County, on the branches of Rocky Creek, adjoining the line of Alexander Glaspy and Mumford Robertson. Both Ross and Buchannan are styl­ ed residents of this parish. (Louisa Co. D. B. "A" p. 379). Thomas Ross disposed of this land in 1769. At a Court held July 10, 1769, a deed was made by Thomas Ross and his wife, Judith, conveying the property to George Taylor. This deed was proved by Walter Mouzly and John Smith {Louisa o. B. 1765-1772, p. 331). 187

The second of these brothers, John Ross, owned land in Louisa in 1752. In a patent granted to Joseph Crenshaw, for 758 acres on South Anna River, it is stated that the land ad­ joins James Crenshaw, John Ross, Thomas Crenshaw, and others (P. B. 32, p. 663). On Sept, 10, 1755, John Ross received a Patent for 400 acres in Louisa County on both sides of Rocky Creek, adjoining John Price and John Ragland (P. B. 31, p. 594), On this same creek, Thoma.s Ross owned land adjoining the lands of John Garth and John Ragland, At a Court held for Louisa County, Sept. 8, 1777, John Ross was recommended to the Governor for appointment as· Ensign, under Capt. Samuel Richardson, in the Virginia Militia; but the Governor's approval was not awaited, and the oath of office was administered to him that very day (Louisa Co, 0, B, 1772-1782, p, 175). On April 10, 1778, John Ross conveyed to William Lip­ scorn 557 acres for 250 pounds, said land being on both sides of Rocky Creek, adjoining John Ra glands I line {Louisa D. B. "E", p. 254). John Ross, after selling his land, removed to Henry County, where he received a grant of 184 acres (as shown by a survey dated 10th of May, 1780) on the South Side of Smith River ( Grant Bk. "D", p. 893) , By the formation of Pa trick County, in 1791, John Ross, whose lands were on the South Side of Smith River, became a resident of the new county. He soon sol.ct this land, however, and moved to South Carolina, Daniel Ross, apparently the youngest of these three brothers, bought, on April 28, 1761, 100 acres on the North Side of South River in the Parish of Fredericksville, County of Louisa, adjoining John Pulliam (Louisa D. B. "C", p. 90). Daniel Ross I moved from near Charlottesville and mar­ ried a Miss Garth of that vicinity. His wife's name was Betty, the daughter of John Garth, Senior, formerly a resident of Spott­ sylvania and Orange Counties. By Will dated July 29, 1780, and probated Sept. 11, 1786, John Garth bequeathed his wife all his lands on the south side of Roundabout Creek. He directed that the rest of his property, after the death of his wife, be di­ vided among his children: Thomas, David, John, Betty Ross, Mary Ann Lobbins (or SObbins), and Sarah Mouzby (Louisa w. B. 3, p. 153). By an Act divinding the counties of Albemarle and Louisa, and Parish of St. Anne, March, 1761, that "part of the said County of Louisa that lies above a line, etc.," was annexed to Albemarle County, which accounts for the presence of Daniel Ross and his brother-in-law, Thomas Garth, in Albemarle County. At a Court held for Henry County, in June 1780, Daniel Ross I was appointed a Second Lieutenant, under O. Rubell, in the Virginia Militia (Va. Militia in the Revolutionary War, McAllister, p. 210). He rendered further assistance by furnishings foodstuffs for the arm~. (P. s. c.c., Va. Archives, State Lib.) In 1781-82, Daniel Ross received a grant of 260 acres 188 on the north side of Smith's.River, crossing Beard's Creek to a Sycamore on Nicholas Creek adjoining his own land, (G, B. "D", p. 930 and G, B. "G", p, 250). By the formation of Franklin, Daniel Ross became a resident of the new county, where he re­ ceived another grant of 66 acres on June 19, 1797, on Nicholas Creek and Smith's River, adjoining his own line, Daniel Ross I, born in Scotland ca, 1740, settled in Louisa, later Albemarle, married Betty Garth, daughter of John and Elizabeth Garth, moved to Henry, later Franklin County, from whence, in old age, he accompanied his son William to Missouri. Some of his children remained and left descendants in Franklin County. The children of Daniel and Betty Ross, given without re­ spect to their ages, are: (1) William Ross, born ca. 1764, appeared on the tax lists of Henry County, with his father, Daniel, in 1782 to 1784, and in his own name in 1785, On Jan. 3, 1799, William Ross received a grant of 307 acres in Patrick County, on the south side of Smith's River, He moved to Missouri about 1800. (2) A daughter whom, Abel Pedigo of Patrick County, (3) A daughter, whom, a Ransdell, and moved to Ten­ nessee, (4) Another daughter, whom, a Ransdell, and moved to Tennessee. (5) Robert, whom, a Miss Turner (6) Daniel, b, 1776, d, 1861, m. first, Nancy Ingram, and, second, Joyce Harper (7) James (8) Joseph, who moved to Missouri (9) Rachel, whom. a Turner (10) David, whom, a Miss Anderson (11) Benjamin, who never married (12) Louis, who moved to Kentucky {13) Sally, whom, a Cox (6) Daniel Ross, son of Daniel lived in Henry and Franklin Counties, By his first wife Nancy Ingram he had issue: I William, whom, Mahala Burnett of Franklin County, 189

II Onie, whom, William Conner of Patrick County. III Kizzie, whom. James Connor of Patrick County. IV Charles, who m. Lou7enia Foster of Franklin County, V Burrell, whom. Miss Lester, and moved to West Va. VI Dicie, whom. George Prillaman of Frank­ lin county, VII Martha, whom, a Mr. Kinley, and moved to Tennessee. VIII Susan, whom, Crawford Turner of Pat­ rick County. IX Malinda, whom. Edward Jefferson of Pat­ rick County.

By his second wife Joyce Harper, Daniel Ross had issue:

X McDaniel, who m. first, a Miss Williams, and second, a Harper, XI Daniel Lee, whom. Bettie Jamison XII Betty, whom, Dr, George Clark of Pat­ rick County. William Ross, I. ca, 1801, eldest son of Daniel and Nancy Ingram Ross, married Mahala Burnett. She was the grand daughter of Charles Burnett, an early settler of Henry County, and received a grant of land there in 1781 (G. B. 11 D".), He lived in Patrick County, but after his death, prior to 1860, his family moved to his farm at the confluence of Town Creek and Smith's River in Henry County, known to this day as "Ross Bottoms". The 6 children of William and Mahala Burnett Ross were: (1) Abram Burnett, whom. Catherine James. (2) Louisa, who m. Marshall Jamison of Franklin co. (3) Harden, who m. Martha Conner of Patrick Co, '(4) Mary, whom. Jake Clark of Patrick Co. (5) Amanda, whom, Wiley Smith of Franklin Co. 190

(6) Thomas Jefferson, whom. Eleanor Frances Lemon of Franklin Co. Charles Ross, son of David and Nancy Ingram Ross, b. Jan. 17, 1810, m. Louvenia Foster, b. June 13, 1813, and had issue: (1) Thomas D, Ross, b. Aug. 5, 1840 (2) James Ross, died in War Between the States (3) Charles Ross, m. Fannie Jamison (4) Lucinda J. Ross, b. March 22, 1844, m. Sam R. Akers (5) William L. Ross, b. Dec. 12, 1845, died a rich bachelor in California. (6) Martha Ross, b. Sept. 30, 1849, m. J. A. Nowlin (7) George c. Ross, b, June 6, 1852, moved to Cali­ fornia, and died unmarried. (8) John Abe Ross, b. Dec. 29, 1855, m. Ida Hooker of Patrick County. (6) Dicie Ross, daughter of Daniel and Nancy Ingram Ross, m. George Prillaman, of the southwestern part of Franklin county, and -0ad issue: {1) Christian ("Chris"), whom. Sally Canady. (2} Flem, whom. Lucilla-Turner. (3} George Jr., whom. Anne Turner, daughter of Me- shach Turner (4) Gabriel, whom. Jane Lesseur of Franklin Co. (5) Isaac, whom. Betty Via of Franklin Co. (6) Nannie, whom. John Bowling. (7) Martha, whom. Andrew Turner, son of Meshach Turner (8) Onie, whom. George King of Franklin Co. (9) Caroline, whom. John Canady of Franklin Co. Abram Burnett Ross, eldest son of William and Mahala Burnett Ross, was born in 1826, and married Catherine James, daugh­ ter of Catlett and Elizabeth Thompson James of Franklin Co. in 1856. He became owner of the Ross Farm at the confluence of Smith's River and Town Creek. He served as Magistrate and Conunissioner 191 of the Revenue in Henry County, and was in the Confederate Army, receiving the rank of captain. In 1868, he bought land on Little River in Floyd County, where he died in 1874. Issue:

(1) Mary Elizabeth, b. 1858, d. 1894, m. a Mr. Dobyns of Pulaski. Issue: Two children (2) Augusta Ross, b. 1862, d. 1935., m. Wm. H. Ward of Albemarle County and had issue: (a) Al - Willie Ward m. Lockhart, and had 2 children, Jane, and Ward. (b) Daniel Henry Ward, m. Elizabeth Wall of Montgomery County and has one child, Daniel Braxton. {c) Phoebe Ward, m. Otto Meybery. They live in Richmond and have two children: Anne Ross, and Braxton. (3) Pocahontas Ross, b. 1863, d. 1885, unmarried (4) Fannie Mildred Ross, b. 1865, m. Benjamin Meshach Goode (5) Catlett Ross, b. 1867, d. 1898, unmarried Charles Ross, son of Charles and Louvenia Foster Ross, b. Feb. 8, 1843, d. June 24, 1932. On Oct. 18, 1869, hem. Fannie Jamison, (b. Mar. 24, 1850), and had issue thirteen child­ ren: (1) Susan Cassie Ross, b. Dec. 18, 1870, m. on Feb. 5, 1896, J. J. Wright, Postmaster and merchant at Dodson, and had issue: Nell Wright, graduate of the University of Richmond, and teacher; Mary Wright of Mount Airy; Frank Wright, m. Ethel Frith and lives at Rocky Mount; Leila Wright, m. Frank Smith; and Eva Ross Wright. (2) Walter Lee Ross, b. March 26, 1873, m. Nannie In­ gram, March 23, 1898, and lives near Ferrum. Their children are: Curtis Ross, m. Mary MUllins, and lives at Akron, Ohio; George Ross, m. Eva Mullins, lives at Akron, Ohio; Harry Ross; and Cove Ross, whom. Luther Burnett, lives at Nola, and has five children: Charles, Truman; Lena, whom. Clifford Prillaman; Annie; Alice; and Roy. (3) Minnie Lou Ross, never married. (4) Martha Ann Ross, b. April 5, 1876, m. Hampton Ram­ sey of Sydnorsville, and had issue: Lolene Ramsey. (5) George William Ross, b. Jan. 11, 1879, m. Lera 192

Goode, b. June 5, 1885, daughter of William Gar­ dner and Callie Bettie Goode. He served as rural carrie at Dodson for 30 years. Retired from ser­ vice, he lives at Ferrum. Issue: (a) Archie L., b, Oct. 1, 1906. Gl'aduate of the U. of Va. (b) Gertie, b, June 8, 1908, m. Curtis o. Rober- son. (c) Inez, b, Feb. 18, 1910. ( d) Migno, b. Oct. 7, 1913. (e) Cristobel, b. Sept •. 20, 1915, (f) William Ross b. Apr, 10, 1922. (6) Thomas D. Ross, b. June 28, 1880, m. Daisy Pril­ laman, lives at Ferrum, and has two children: Park Ross, m. Glenna Nunley; and Bernice Ross. (7) Mary Jane Ross, b. Apr. 5, 1882, m. Philip Hay of Winston-Salem, and engineer on the N. & W. Ry. (8) Emma Ru.th Ross, b. March 1884, m. Finwich Dicker- son. (9) Barbara Ella Ross, b. Sept. 30, 1885, m. B. G. Beard. (10) Fannie Lillie Ross, b, -Jan, 18, 1888, m. c. K. Lemon of Franklin co. and had issue: Marvin, Glen, c. K., Helen, Ruth, William, snd Ross Lemon. (11) Charles Louis Ross, b. Oct. 21, 1889, m. Kate Smith, and has two children: Mary Frances, and Charles III, who is bank cashier of Ferrum. (12) Annie Lessie Ross, b. Nov. 19, 1892. {13) Posey Franklin Ross, m. first, Eleanor Wells, issue: OWen, Margaret and Anne Ross. Hem. second, Eva Ross Prillaman, daughter of Thaddeus and Dameron Turner Ross. David Ross, son of Daniel Ross I, m. a Miss Anderson. Pedigo 1 s 11 H1story of Patrick County" states that his sons were: Peyton, Robert, Lewis, Joseph, Wiley, Nathaniel, Ben, Jarres, Jefferson, and Samuel. Samuel Ross married Esther Harbour and lived near Elamsville. His daughters were: Jane Ross Loudy (probably Lundy); Polly Ross Anderson, who went to Grayson County to live; and Docia, who died young. Peyton Ross I children of his first marriage were-: 193

Ruth Ross Pedigo, wife of Rufus Pedigo of Draper; Pencie Ross McGhee, first wife of Green McGhee of Bassetts; Annie Ross Wright, wife of Washington Wright of Vinton; Augusta Ross Nowlin, wife of Joseph Nowlin of Franklin Co.; and Joseph Ross. Issue of his second marriage were: Lizzie Ross of Vinton; Ada Ross Cox of Dodson; ratie Ross Turner, deceased; and Ben P. Ross of Drap(:r. Capt. Daniel Lee Ross, son of Daniel and Joyce Harper· Ross, II, lived and died near Elamsville. He served as Captain in the Army of the Confederacy, Co. "D" 51st Regiment. Fe married Bettie Jamison. The children of Capt. Daniel Lee and Bettie Jamison Ross were: (1) Brewster Ross, married a Miss McKenzie of Pat­ rick Co., and lives at Martinsville; (2) Mrs. Loula Tatum, Elams­ ville, who has one daughter, Cornelia, a teacher in the Spartans­ burg, s. c. public schools; (3) Flem Ross, whom. Miss Tatum, and lives at Stuart; (4) Guy Ross, who lives at the Old Ross home at Elamsville; and (5) Erie Ross, a teacher in the Spart­ ansburg, s. C, public schools, Issue of Samuel R. and Lucinda Ross Akers, of Buffalo Ridge: (1) C, w. Akers; (2) Lou Akers, of Buffalo Ridge; and (3) Mrs. P. G. Wright, of Bassetts. · Issue of J, A. and Martha Ross Nowlin: (1) G, L. Now- lin, of South Boston; {2) Cove Nowlin, South Boston; (3) J. A. Nowlin, Roanoke; (4) C. K. Nowlin, Stoneville; and (5) Mrs. C, E. McKenzie, Buffalo Ridge. Issue of John.Abe and Ida Hooker Ross of Buffalo Ridge: (1) John Ross, Madison, N. C,; (2) Bertie Hopkins, Draper, N. c.; (3) Lucy Clark, Stuart; (4) s. L. Ross, Buffalo Ridge; and (5) Beatrice Ross, Roanoke. Louisa Ross, daughter of Abram Burnett and Catherine James Ross, m. Marshall Jamison, who lived seven miles east of Henry, and had issue: {1) Charlie Jamison, m. first, Alzie Wade, and had one daughter, Cora Jamison, who married Will Scott of Franklin Co, Hem. second, Sallie Simms, and had issue: (1) Marshall Jamison, m. Maude Ellis, and lives at Spartansburg, S, C.; (2) Caroline Jamison, whom. a Hundley; (3) Hattie Jamison, who m. Tom Finney, of Snow Creek; (4) Lee Jamison, who m, a Miss Lovell, of Frank- lin co. 194

Harden Ross, b. ca. 1833, son of William and Mahala Burnett Ross, m. Martha Conner of near Elamsville, and had issue: (1) Ella Ross, whom. a Rakes of Fr3nklin Co. (2} Alice Ross, whom. William C. Hooker, and had issue: Alice Hooker, whom. Horace BI'own, lives at Martinsville, and has two children: Catherine, and Billy. (3} Jefferson Ross. (4} William Ross, M. D. (5) Charles Ross, M. D., whose widow and children live in Washington D. C. ( 6) Creed Ross. (7) Burwell Ross. Amanda Ros~, daughter of Abram Burnett and Catherine James Ross, m. Wiley Smith of Snow Creek, and had issue: (1) William who lives in Roanoke; (2) Anna, whom. J. L. Wade; and (3) Alberta, whom. M. L. Kirks. Thomas Jefferson Ross, son of Abram Burnett and Cath­ erine James Ross, m. Eleanor Lemon of Franklin Co., and had issue: Thaddeus, Marcia, Fletcher, Oren, and Webster. (1) Thaddeus Ross, whom. Dameron Turner, daughter of Andrew and Martha. Prillaman Turner of Frank­ lin Co., lived near Ferrum, and had 6 children: Le Roy, m. a Canady; Eva, m. Posy Ross, Chester Ross, m. a Martin; Mamie; Viola; and Laine. (2) Marcia, whom. an Akers, has several children, and lives at Philpott. (3) Fletcher Ross, deceased. (4) Oren Ross, m. a Davis, and lives near Salem. (5) Webster Ross, m. a Kirks, and has several child­ ren. Issue of George Prillaman, Jr., son of George and Dic­ ie Ross Prillaman, and Anne Turner Prillaman, daughter of Meshach Turner: (1) Wilton Reed, has several children, and lives six miles west of Henry. (2} Sally Bettie, whom. Robert Prillaman, lives six miles, northwest of Henry, and has sever.al children. 195

(3) Turner, deceased. (4) Callie, deceased. (5) H. Nicholas, whom. a Burnett, has several child- ren, and lives at Nola. (6) Pattie, m. and lives in w. va. (7) Homer. Issue of Isaac Prillaman, son of George and Dicie Ross Prillaman, and Betty Via Prillaman: (1) Christian; (2) Peter, m. Winnie Thornton. lived near Henry and had children; (3) Flem (4) Gabriel; (5) Maggie; and (6) Emma. Issue of George King and Onie Prillaman, daughter of George and Dicie Ross Prillaman1 (1) Green, never married; (2) Bettie; (3) Louise, m. George Helms, lived near Henry, and had several children; (4) Arnold; (5) J. Lee, m. Octavia King,_ lives at Henry, and has issue: {a) Harry Lee King, m. Vida Hurt; {b) Edna King, m. c. J. Shelton; (c) Virgie King, m. a Mr. Pamplin of Winston-Salem; (d) Diuguid King, married, lives at Norfolk and works for the Virginian Railway; (e) Annie King, m. a Moorefield of N. c.; (f) Irene King, m. o. T. Kittinger of Rocky Mount; (g) Alfred King of Rocky Mount; (h) Emmett King, whom. a Miss Holland of Franklin County and has two sons: Thomas and Roger. · ·

THE SAUNDERS FAMILY

The will of John Saunders of York Co,, probated Feb. 24, 1700, named Christabel, wife of Samuel Waddow; John; Ed­ ward; Robert; George; Hargarve; Peter; Sarah; and Susannah. There is a deed recorded in York Co. in 1707, from John and Edward Saunders, disposing of land to William Barbour, "in­ herited from their mother, Mary Risle, dau. of John Risle." but reserving "the burial place of their mother and father,. forty feet square." John Saunders, son of John whose will was probated in 1700, m. Mary Susannah Hyde, dau. of Robert Hyde, He removed to Goochland where his will, dated Oct. 2, 1736, is of record. He had issue: 1. Mary (whom. Daniel Johnson), and 2. John Hyde. John Hyde Saunders lived in Cumberland Co. In a deed of record in York co., from John Hyde Saunders to Samuel Hyde Saunders for land in Goochland Co., patented 1690, the former is described "as son and heir to John Saunders." His Will, dated Feb. 2, i768, was proved Mar. 29, 1768, and he names as exe­ cutors William Fleming, Archibald Buchanan, and his son John Hyde Saunders. Issue: l. Samuel Hyde; 2. Robert Hyde; 3, Chan- cellor; 4. Jesse Hyde; 5, John Hyde; 6. Peter Hyde (to whom he gave 195 acres in Pittsylvania County; 7, Rebecca; 8. Patty; and 9. Marianna. Robert Hyde Saunders, son of John Hyde Saunders, b. Nov. 9, 1761, served in the Revolution, practiced law, and was a member or the Virginia Senate in 1799, Hem. Nov. 6, 1799, Marianna Barbara Hunter, dau, of John Hunter and Susannah Jones, and had issue: Robert, Mary, and John. Mary died at 16, Robert Saunders, son of Robert and Marianna Barbara Hunter Saunders, b. Jan, 25, 1805, educ. in College of William and Mary, and was later President of same, m, Lucy, dau, of Gov. John Page, June 17, 1828, and had issue: 1. Marianna Barbara, whom. Rev, George T. Wilmer; 2. Margaret; 3, Lelia; 4. Robert Page; and 5. Lucy Page. John Saunders, son of Robert and Marianna Barbar Hun­ ter Saunders, m. Lucy Galt. He was for years customs officer in Norfolk. His son, William TUrner Saunders, an Episcopal minister, had 4 children: Robert, William Lawrence, Jennie, am Walter. John Hyde Saunders, son of John Hyde Saunders, was a student at William and Mary in 1762, was dismissed for insub­ ordination, went to Europe, was ordained a minister there, re­ turned in 1772, served St. James Pariah, CUmberland Co., and was a member of Cumberland's Connnittee of Safety in 1775, Jesse Hyde Saunders, lived in King William Parish, Cumberland Co., m. Mary, dau. of Anthony Lavillion, a French Hugenot. A deed of record in Cumberland, dated Oct, 22, 1764, refers to his property. Peter Hyde Saunders, son of John Hyde Saunders and Fleming, b. Sept, 20, 1748, in Powhatan Co., d, Nov. ~2~5-,~1~7~9~0~, m. Oct. 31, 1767 to Mary Sparrel, at the home of her uncle, William Branch Giles, Gov. of Virginia, Soon after mar­ riage, they moved to a point fifteen miles southwest of Rocky Mount, on the headwater~ of Pigg River, then embraced in Pitt­ sylvania co. The property is no longer in the names Saunders, and no original building is standing, The will of John Hyde Saunders, probated in Cumberland Co., Mar. 29, 1768, left to his son Peter Hyde, 11195 acres in Pittsylvania county, a negro fellow named Humphrey, one feather bed and furniture, a pair of hand mill-stones, two iron pots and one frying pan, all lent to Win during his life, and to the heirs of his body forever." He seems to have been "cut off," not with the traditional shill­ ing, but with such homely household articles as were suitable for the pioneer life he had to lead in the wilds of Franklin. The estate on Little Deep Creek, CUmberland Co., was left to his brothers, John and Jesse. Peter Hyde Saunders, served with Col. Abram Penn, as co-Justice of .the Peace in the first court ever held in Henry Co., Apr. 20, 1778. He served Henry Co., as tax collector and 197 also in the Vi~ginia Legislature in 1781. He was a member of Pittsylvania's Committee of Safety in 1775, and Lt. Col. of Mil­ itia 1n 1782. He was the first Saunders to settle in Franklin.

A family tradition has it that the wife of Peter Saun­ ders often had to Rhut herself in for days against the wolves which infested the forests around the pioneer cabin in Franklin, Peter H, and Mary Sparrell Saunders had issue: 1. Ju­ dith, b. 1768, m. Col. Samuel Hairston, was the grandmother of Gen. Jubal A. Early; 2. Lettie, b, 1770; 3. Elizabeth, b. 1772, m. John Ingles; 4. Peter, b, 1776, d. in Pittsylvania co., unm.; 5, Fleming, b. 1778; 6. Robert, b. 1781, d. unm,; 7, Samuel, b. 1783, m. Mary Ingles; 8. Theodocia, b. 1785, m. John A. Hale (a grandson of hers was killed at Chapultepec 1n th:! MeXican war.); and 9. Mary ("Polly"), b. 1787, m. capt. Wiley Wood. Fleming Saunders, son of Peter H. and Mary Sparrell Saunders, b, 1778, in the area which became Franklin Co., m. Alice WJ.tts, ·dau. of William and Mary Scott Watts, of Campbell Co., May 19, 1814, and had issue: 1. Mary Elizabeth, b. Mar. 31, 1816, d, Dec. 8, 1825. 2. Sarah b. July 16, 1817, d. Nov. 6, 1818 (?) 3. William, b. Jan. 18, 1820, d, May 24, 1821~ 4. Edward, b, Nov. 4, 1821, d, 1843, 5, Peter, b. Oct. 1823, d, Aug. 13, 19o6, served in the General Assembly, m. Betty Dabney, was father of the late Judge E.W. Saunders. 6. Ann Maria, b. Oct. 19, 1825, m. Col. Thomas L. Preston, lived in Charlottesville, had no issue, but adopted Ann Preston Davis. 7. Robert Chancellor, b. May 26, 1827, m. caryetta Davis, lived in Campbell Co., was an officer in the C. S. A., d. Sept. 22, 1902, 8, Fleming, b. July 18, 1829, m. Mary Gwathmey, was capt. inc. s. A. 9, Louisa Morris, b. 1833, m. Oct, 4, 1855 to Rev. Richard T. Davis, son of Prof. A. G• .Dav.is of Uni­ versity, and had issue: (1) Anna Preston Davis who, at her mother's death, was adopted by her aunt, Mrs. Thomas L. Preston. Shem. George R. Lockwood, St, Louis lawyer, and had issue: (a) Richard John, of St. Louis; (b) Louisa, m, G. c. Stribling, lives in California, has 2 daughters: Anna Preston, and Rebecca Marshall; (c) Angelica Peel, of St. Louis, and (d) Thomas Rhodes scholar, and New York lawyer, whom. Mrs. P. G. Frances. 198

(2) John Andrew Gardner Davis; (3) Lucy I~ndon Davis of Lees­ burg; (4) Alice Watts Davis of Leesbur~; (5) Mary Jane Davis; (6) Caroline Davis of University; and .(7) Caryetta Louisa Davis, b. 1867, principal of St. Peter's Episcopal Mission School in Franklin Co., since 1906. The Rev. Mr. Davis, m. second, Louise Taliaferro, and had issue. (8) Louise T., (9) Euger.e F., and (10) Elizabeth Carter. Howe's "History of Virginia" states that no decision of Judge Fleming Saunders was ever reversed. He owned much land in Franklin and Floyd. His wife~ Alice Watts, owned much in Campbell Co. The old Watts home, 'Flat Creek", near Eving­ ton railroad station, is now (1935) owned by Mrs. J. Sinkler Irvine, granddaughter of Judge Fleming Saunders. Judge Fleming Saunders lived in Franklin Co., at "Bleak Hill" 10 miles west of Rocky Mount on the Floyd Turnpike. The house was burned in 1830, and he then removed to "Flat Creek" in Campbell Co. Educated at C,,apel Hill, N. C., he was made Judge of the 10th Judicial District under Gov. John B. Lloyd on Apr. 20, 1831. It is recorded of Judge Saunders that he knew nothing of his appointment until one of his friends returned fr0m Richmond and addressed him as "Judge". He held the office for· many years. When remonstrated with for resigptng_while his mental vigor was unimpaired, he replied, "I want to resign while I have sense enough to do it." Peter Saunders, son of Judge Fleming and Alice Watts Saunders, b. Oct. 6, 1823, d. at "Bleak Hill" in Franklin, Aug. 13, 1906. Hem. Sept. 27, 1855, Elizabeth Lewis Dabney, dau. of Rev. John Blair Dabney and Elizabeth Lewis Towles, of Camp­ bell Co. Educated at Washington C.ollege (now Washington and Lee, he intJ.erited "Bleak Hill", He built on the site of the house that burned in 1830, the house which is now standing, and in it he died. He did not serve in the C. S. A. due to ill health, but he did serve in the General Assembly during the war, and also from 1883-1887, when Virginia repudiated the Readjuster Party. He was a lawyer, senior warden in Trinity Episcopal Church at Rocky Mount, and lay reader at Ascension Chapel on his estate. His children were: l. Maria Louisa, d. infant; 2. Edward Watts, b. Cct.20,1860, d. Dec. 16, 1921; 3. William Dabney, b. Sept. 3, 1863; 4. Agatha Lewis, b. May 6, 1865, d. Jan. 11, 1918; and 5, Alice Lee, b. Apr. 27, 1867. Robert Chancellor Saunders, son of Judge Fleming Saun­ ders, d. May 26, 1827, educ. in the University Ma·jor inc. S. A., m. Caryetta Davis, dau. of Prof. A. G. Davis of the Univer­ sity, and had issue: l. Alice Fleming Saunders, m. J.M. M. Davis, had two daughters, (a) Lily Heth, whom. Prof. Heath Dabney of the University, and had a son, Virginius, whom. Douglas Chelf, and (b) Alice Chancellor, whom. John White. 2. Eugene Davis Saunders, m. first, Flora Lemmon, and second, Laura Barelli. Issue by second m. (1) Marguerite, whom. Eugene Davis, and had 199

Marguerite and Terrell; (2) Robert; (3) Laura, whom. Stuart Landry, and had Cynthia, Stuart, Laura, and Anne. (4) Eugene, whom. Mae , and had 2 children; (5) caryetta, whom. Dabney Langhorne, and had William, and Susanne; (6) Nat­ haiie m. Marion Smith; (7) John; (8) Alice Watts. Eugene Davis Saunders pra~ticed law in New Orleans, taught law in Tulane University, and served as District Judge of Louisiana. 3. Edward Watts Saunders, educ. in University Col­ lege of Medicine, practiced in St, Louis, founded the Bethseda Homes, and specialized in diseases of children, 4. Robert Chancellor Saunders, d. in infancy. 5. Mary Saunders, lives at Evington. 6. Elizabeth Gardner Saunders, m. William Hickson, and had issue: (1) Marion, whom. Charles Prince of Cheraw s. C. and had issue: Charles, William, Lawrence, and Marion; (2) Phyllis, whom. H. G. Carrison, and had Phyllis, Dan, Betty, and Henry; and (3) Edward Watts, whom. Mildred Morehead, and had James Sinkler. 7. caryetta, d. infant. 8. Robert Chancellor, educ. in the University, prac­ ticed law in Seattle, Wash., m. Nannie Monk, and had issue: (1) Chancellor, whom. RUth Bass; (2) John Monk, Rhodes Scholar, aviator, writer, author, playright, whom, Fay Wray, lives at Holly­ wood, Calif.; (3) Edward Watts; (4) Richard; (5) Eugene; (6) Nannie; (7) Virginia; and (8) Alice Cary. 9, Louisa Scott, d. infant. 10. John Staige, educ. at the University, lives at "Caryswood. 11 11. Walter Hyde, m. Louise Keyser, and had issue: George, who, m. Roberta Donham; Walter, whom. Kathryn Lunt; William; and Edward Watts. 12. Lucy Davis, m. Dr. Cuthbert Gilliam. 13, Susan Richardson, lives at "caryswood." Fleming Saunders, 2nd. son of Judge Fleming, b. July 18, 1829, Capt. inc. S. A., m. Mary Gwathmey, had issue: l. Eva Smith, Whom. Dr. J. Sinkler Irvine, had issue: (a) Mary Fleming, {bl William, (c) Meade, and (d) Anne; and live at "Flat Creek', Evington. Mary Fleming m. Frank Hampton and had 200

(1) Eva Gwathmey; (2) Fleming, III, educ. in V. P. I., m. Fran­ ces B. Brown, lives near Evington, has 2 childrm, Fleming, and Frances; (3) Carter Temple, m. Polly Bowles of Lynchburg; and (4) Mary Elsie, whom. Fenton Day of Danville, and has issue: Fenton Jr., and Elsie. Samuel Saunders, son of Peter Hyde and Mary Sparrell Saunder~, b. 1783, m. Mary Ingles, and has issue: 1. Margaret, 2. Elizabeth, 3. Virginia, 4. Crockett, 5. John 6. Fleming, 7. Robert, 8. Mary, 9. Sallie Ann, 10. William, 11. Peters, 12. Samuel, and 13. Shields. 1. Margaret, dau. of Samuel and Mary Ingles Saunders, m. J. S. Hale, and has issue: (a) John S., whom. Willa Noell, and had Mary, Margaret, Nerbonne, and Stafford; (b) Mary D., who d. unm.; and (c) Janie, whom. Dr. Carter Berkeley. 2. Elizabeth, dau. of Sa~uel and Mary Insles Saun­ ders, m. Robert Hairston, am had issue: (a) Mary Lou, who m. H. M. Darnell, and had Mary, Elizabeth, Harry, and Tom; and (b) Elizabeth, whom. E. D. Graveley, and had William, Robert, and Sallie. _ · 3. Virginia, dau. of Samuel and Mary In~les Saunders, m. Peter Hale, son of J. S. Hale, and had issue: ta) Robert E., (b) Mamie, and (c) John. Robert E., m. Mary Callaway. They had 7 children: Samuel, John, Sallie, Tubal, Howard, Mamie, and Jane. John m. in Oregon and lives there. 4. Crockett Ingles, son of Samuel and Mary Ingles Saunders, m. Doshia Callaway, and had 6 children: Peter, Mary, Elizabeth, Sallie, Virginia, and Augusta. Elizabeth, m. Victor Hunton, and had Eppa and Isabella; Sallie m. Robinson; Yirginia m. Hugh Cooper, and has William and Patsy; and Augus- ta m. ____ Gorton. 5. John, son of Samuel and Mary Ingles Saunders, m. Anne Booth. They had 5 children: John B., Wm. C., Mary,Mar­ garet, and Josephine. John B., m. a Miss Ferguson, and had John, and Sallie; William c., m. Sallie Booth, had Chancellor, Howard, Ruth, and Margaret; Mary, m. Robert Saunders, had Ro­ bert H., John, Sarah, and Annie; Margaret, m. William Ferguson; and Josephine m. ---'--Joplin, and had Joe, Annie, and Eva. 6. Fleming, son of Samuel and Mary Ingles Saunders, m. Sallie Lou Hairston, and had 5 children: George, Mary, Mar­ garet, Maud, and Annie. Mary, rn. a Mr. Parkins; Maud, m. a Mr. 'Sydnor; and Annie, m. a Mr. Bolton. 7. Robert, son of Samuel and Mary Ingles Saunders, m. Sarah Claiborne, and had 3 children: Robert, Peachy, and Sallie Willie. Robert, m. Mary Saunders; Sallie Willie, m. R. A. Lovelace, and has Sallie, Robert, Peachy, Tom, and Mary. 8. Mary, dau. of Samuel and Mary Ingles Sa.unders, m. 201

James s. Callaway. 9. Sallie Ann, dau. of Samuel and Macy Ingles Saund­ ers, m. Peter M. Guerrant, and had issue: (1) John R., a phy­ sician, whom. Katharine Lee and had Elizabeth and Marie; (2) Samuel S., physician and apple grower. There was a Saunders family in this area at an early date, though not connected with the foregoing family. This Saun­ ders family came from Holland, settled first in Pettsylvania, then came on down the Valley with the Brethren and Moravians. William David Saunders was the first member of this fa,r,ily in Virginia. He settled in Bedford. His son, Daniel Green Saunders, b. 1776, married Frances Pavis. They built their home on a v.recipice on the south side of Staunton River, and called it 'Ivy Cliff". Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders had issue: 1. Elizabeth, 2. Susan, 3. Frances, 4. Henry, 5, Margaret, 6. Daniel Green Jr., 7. Louise, 8. Thomas, 9, Catherine, 10. Ardena, 11. George, and 12. William. 1. Elizabeth married Thomas Morgan of Bedford County, and had issue: Thomas Jr., John, Daniel, Flora, Margaret, and Susan. John,married Ernaline English. Daniel, married Betty Cunningham, and moved to Missouri. Thomas Jr., married Mary Bur­ roughs,' and had issue: 1. Nicholas, who married Meta Saunders; 2. Lucian who married Janie Moorman; 3. Beulah who married Silas Overstreet; 4. Moses; 5. Flora; and 6. Estelle. Flora Morgan married, first, Edward Garrett, Lt., C. S. A., and had issue: 1. Sallie, 2. Thomas, 3. Samuel, and 4. Edward. Her second hus­ band was James Pleasant McCabe. They had issue: W. O. McCabe, who married Rosa Newman; J. P. McCabe of Martinsville, who mar­ ried Sue Ella Martin; and Mary McCabe, who married Luther Scott. 2. Susan, daughter of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders, married John Morgan of Bedford, and had issue: John, William, Victoria, Sarah, and Missouri. John married Cleopatra Morgan; Sarah married Henry Creasy; William, married Rebecca Shann; Victoria married John Overstreet; and Missouri married Samuel Fizer. 3. Frances, daughter of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders, married George Helms of Franklin County. 4. Louise, daughter of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders, married Lodwic'< Cunningham, and had issue: Frances, Laura, and Belle. Laura married Chris Musgrove; Belle married Davis Franklin; Frances married James Saunders, and had seven children: (a) Laura married Harvey Dudley; (b) Leslie married Tyree Wat~on; (c) James married a Miss Watson; (d) Oscar mar­ ried Pearl Saunders, (e) Mahlon married a Miss Ramsey. 5. Daniel Green Jr., son of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders, founded the town of Bedford, Missouri, and named 202

it in honor of his old Virginia home. He was a lawyer and Sen­ ator. 6. Henry, son of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saun­ ders, married Mary Kasey, and had issue: Daniel, Callaway, George, Green, Thomas, Jesse, and Fannie. He married second, Liza Ann Musgrove by whom he had, Ursulti, Christopher, and Elvira. Dan­ iel, Callaway and George settled in Missouri; Jesse died in C. S. A.; Green and Tom were also in C. S. A.; and Tom married Mil­ dred Morgan. Tom and M1.ldred Morgan Saunders had seven child- ren: Sam, who married Pattie Watson; Jesse, who married Annie Nicholas; Mary, who married J. W. Morgan; Hamlet, who married Lucy Smith; Robert; and Penn. Fannie married Milton Cunningham, and had eight child­ ren: Oscar, Thomas, Maybelle, Hattie, Ida, Estelle, Herbert, and Ernest. Oscar married Pearl Allen, and had Earl, and Ran­ dolph; Earl married Lucille Woolwine. Thomas died in 1906. May­ belle married Otto Cunningham, and had three children: Winfred, who married Homer Nowlan, and had Homer Jr., and Doris; Verna, who married Emma Lazenby; and Mabel, who married Rebert Brady, and had Mary, and Virginia. Hattie married Herbert Saunders, and had Gladys, and Boyd. Gladys, married William I. Nicholson. Boyd married Freddie Little, and had three children: Elizabeth, Billy, and Dorothy. Ida married James R. Kirby, and had three children: (a) Lee, whom. Carletta Little, and had issue: Louise; (b) Annie Mae, whom. Paul Croft; and James who married Ruby · Childress, and had issue: James Jr. Herbert, m. Maude Dixon, and hzd 3 sons, Gordon, Charles, and Milton. Ernest, m. Myrtle Hughes, had issue: Ernest Jr., and Frances Jane. Ursula, m. John Blankenship, had 10 children: Walter, Muade, Christopher, Robert, Moses, Florence, Thomas J., Aaron, Christopher, and Elvira. Walter, m. Cammie Ferguson. Maude, m. First, John Musgrove, and second, Add Dillon. Christopher, m. Mary Tony, and had 2 children: Ethel, who married Chas. Meadows of Durham N. C., and Pauline, whom. Walter Dunnington of Hopewell. Robert, m. Reva Morgan, and had a dau. Mabel. Florence, m. E.W. Martin (police office of Hopewell), and had 5 children: Elbert, Archie, Ursula, Douglas, and Marie. Moses, m. Sue Divers, and had 4 children. Thomas J., (Trial Justice of Hopewell), m. Marguerite Johnstone, issue: T. J. Jr. Aaron, m. Ruth Thompson. Christopher, m. Puss Saunders. 203

Elvira, m. Steve MUsgrove. 7. Margaret, dau. of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders, m. Millard Hatcher of Patrick Co. 8. Thomas, son of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saun­ ders, m. Sabre Burnett, and had 11 children: Daniel G., James, John H., Thomas Jr., William, Edgar, Frances, Nancy, Mary, Mar­ garet, and Susie. Daniel, John H., and Thomas settled in the west. James was in the c. s. A. · (a) Daniel G., m. first, Lucy Parker, and had 3 children: Mary F., Lucy, and Tom Davy. He m. second, Fannie Leftwich, and had 4 child­ ren: Don, Boone, Richard, and Eva May. (b) James m. Mattie Dudley, and had issue: Ola, whom. W. H. Cook; Ida, whom. c. E. Allen; Tempie who d. young; Kheda, whom. A. J. Osborne; Joab, whom. Nina Campbell; and Sabre, whom. James H. Palmer. ( C) John H., m. Callie Williamson, and had issue: 7 sons and 7 daughters ( d) Thomas Jr., m. Willie Mitchell, issue: 3 child- ren. - -

(e) William m. Celia Fitzpatrick, issue: 4 children: Dr. w. H. whom. Golie Lovell; Frances, whom. first, Mr. watts, and Mr. Godsey; Luna, whom. Mr. Engle; and May, whom. B. Deyerle. (f) Edgar, m. Kate Arthur, and had issue: Henry, and Edgar. (g) Frances, m. John Gray. (h) Nancy, m. Frank Turner, and had issue: Samuel, John, James, Dell, Annie, Virgie, and Ruth. (1) Mary, m. John Allen, and had issue: Maude, whom. Sam Ragland; Pearl, whom. first Mr. Thomas, second, Oscar Cunningham, and third, c. A. Shaner; Cliff, whom. w. H. Keister; and Edgar, whom. Rosetta Roberts. (j) Margaret, m. Alex Eanes, and had 5 children: Oakie, whom. Emma Critcher; Fleta, whom. Walter Stone; Margaret, whom. Fred Helbig; May; and Fannie. (k) Susie, m. George Cunningham, and had 4 child- 204

ren: Otho, whom. Maybelle Cunningham; George, whom. Mattie Oliver; Dan, whom. Inez Ely; and Frank, whom. Ruby Lawrence. 9. Catherine, dau. of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders, m. Vincent Bird of Bland Co. 10. George, son of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saun­ ders, m. Martha Cunningham, dau. of Randolph Cunningham, officer in the War of 1812, and had 6 children: Martha, Angie, Bettie, Frances, George Jr., and Herbert. {a) Martha, m. Robert Garrett, and had 4 child­ ren: George Jr., whom. a Miss Lester; Ro­ bert, whom. Saphronia Thaxton; Beulah, who m. Charles Roby; and Alma, whom. Robert Bur- ton, {b) Angie, m. John Hancock, and had 2 children: Effie, whom. Willis Tinsley, and had Lena, whom. Judge Clifton Woodrum. (c) Bettie, m. John Garrett, had 3 children: Reginald, whom. Lula Walker; Blanche, who m. Taylor Price; and William, whom. Emma Slmms. (d) Frances, m. Wm. Fitzpatrick, and had 6 child­ ren: Angie, William Jr., Hubert, Nellie, Ruby, and Walter. Angie, m. Robert Elliott. William Jr., m. Pearl Creasy. Hubert, m. Beatrice Manyette. Nellie, m. Blackburn Jordon. Ruby, m. Eugene Maddera. (e) George Jr., m. Betty McGhee, and had 7 child­ ren: Lucy, Ruby, Pauline, Margaret, Frances, William, and Jae~. (f) Herbert, m. Hattie Cunningham, and had issue: Gladys, and Boyd. 11. Ardenia, dau. of Daniel Green and Frances Davis Saunders, m. William Cunningham of Franklin, and had issue: George, Alpha, Jefferson, Margaret, and William. (a) George, m. Susie Saunders. (b) Alpha, m. Richard Martin, and had a son, Richard, who became a physician. (c) Jefferson, m. Mary Kasey and had 6 children. (d) Margaret, m. Theodore Dellis, and had 5 child­ ren. 12. William, son of Daniel Green and Francis Davis 20:i Saunders, b. 1814, m. Florentine Kasey, dau. of Col. Thomas Kasey. His sword and uniform of War of 1812 are still in the family. He had 8 children: Jemina, Thomas, James, John, Mary, Cephas, William Robert, and Frances. (a) Jemima, m. Bruce TUrner. (b) Thomas, m. Neron English, and had 7 child­ ren: Landon, Tilden, Tabitha, Albert, Pearl, and Thomas Jr. ( C) James, m. Nannie Kate Newbill, and had 4 children: William, whom. Jacquiline Irby; Flora, whom. George Meyers; Annie, who - m. Frank Woodhouse; and James Lee. ( d) John, m. Sarah Dickerson, and had 6 child­ ren: Vera, Bank, Birdie, Sonnie, Hugh, and Alva. ( e) Mary, m. Chris. Saunders, and had issue: Oscar, and Lillian. (r) Cephas, m. Minerva Fitzpatrick and had 4 children: Abbott, whom. a Miss Hawkins; Lawrence, whom, a Miss Tibbs; Joe, who rn. a Miss Wright; and Maude. (g) William Robert, m. Pike English, moved, in 1900, from Franklin to Bedford City, and had 3 sons and 6 daughters: Frank, Jack, Richard, Neva, Willie, May, Lena, Blanche, and Florence. Frank, rn. Char­ lotta Maupin. Jack, m. Alice BUrnett. Neva, m, a Mr. Powell. Willie, m. F. X. de Souza Netto, lives in Rio de Janeiro. May, m. O. S. B. Yates of Chatham. Lena, m. J.B. Bernard. Blanche, m. H. L. Ruck­ er. Florence, m. Frank Johnson. When Wil­ liam Robert Saunders died in July 1918 his 3 sons, Frank, Jack and Richard, and a grand­ son, Ranson Powell, were soldiers in World War I. (h) Frances, m. John Franklin, and had 2 child­ ren: Davis, and Mattie.

THE SWANSON-MUSE FAMILIES

William Swanson, Sr., b, 1720, d, 1808, in Oglethorpe Co., Ga.,' m. Mary McGuire (b.ca. 1725, d. in Ga., 1811), in 1747. 206

Among the earliest settlers in Franklin were William swanson, his wife, Mary, and their 8 children. They lived in that section of HenI"J which became a part of Franklin when the county was formed. A few years after the formation of Franklin, William Swanson, Sr., with Nathan and John, two of his three sons, ·and all of his daughters and their families, except Sarah Ryan, removed to Wilkes Co., Ga. His son, William, Jr., remained in Franklin till 1792, at which time he removed to Pittsylvania, where he reared a large f'amily, and died May 25, 1827. He was the great great grandfather of Claude Augustus Swanson, Gov. of Virginia, United States Senator, and Secretary of the Na,zy, The earliest swanson record 1n V~rginia is of Robert swanson, who came from England with John Dannis, Oct. 15, 1649, and patented 350 acres on the Wicomico River (Book 2. p. 177, Richmond Land Office.) In 1691, John Swanson was a Juror 1n Northumberland Co. The name appears frequently in Northumber­ land records from 1645 to 1785. The family in Franklin and Pittsylvania claim descent from the Northumberland Swansons. The first record of William Swanson, Sr., is the re­ cord in Goochland Co., showing his marriage to Mary McGuire in 1747. In 1750-1752, he bought 1,000 acres in Goochland (D. B. pp. 115, 268. In 1761-1762, he sold his lands in Goochland (D. B. 6 pp. 268, 217, D. B. 7, p. 217, D. B. 8, pp. 194, 296), and in 1762, he bought 607 acres.in Bedf'ord from John Haynes and George Walton (D. B. 2pp. 108). In 1763, he patented 320 acres in Bedford on Little Otter River (Book 35, p. 449, Richmond Land Office). He sold a part of this land, and in 1768, bought 500 acres from Jeremiah Shrewsberry and William Haynes, 1n that part of Franklin 1n 1768. _ When the oath of allegiance was being administered in Virginia, William Swanson, Sr., age 57, Nathan McGuire Swan­ son, 29, and John Swanson, 20, were on Sept. 13, 1777, listed in Henry Co. In 1780, Nathan, J.ohn, and William Swanson, as citizens of Henry Co., took the oath of allegiance to the new Commonwealth of Virginia. When Franklin Co., was formed, William swanson, Sr., with 114 acres, William Swanson, Jr., with 189 acres, and Nathan McGuire Swanson, with 175 acres, became citizens of the new county. They also had lands 1n Henry, but their residence was in Franklin according to personal property tax records. On Mar. 2~, 1787, William Swanson Sr., and Mary, his wife, conveyed to John Davis 175 acres on both aides of Bull Run (Franklin D. B. l, p. 169). The same year he and his wife, Mary, and his son, Nathan M., sold their Franklin land and removed to Wilkes Co., Ga. William swanson, Sr., left will of record in Oglethorpe co., Ga., (dated Mar. 5, 1801, pro. Jan. 6, 1809). Issue of William and Mary McGuire Swanson given 1n order named in his will: 207

(1) Nathan McGuire Swanson, b, in Goochland Co., in 1748, d, in Greene Co., Ga., ca. 1805, m. Mary (probably Graves) ca. 1770. Shed, after 1805, He removed from Goochland to Bed­ ford; thence to Henry with his father, William Swanson, and, in 1786, was living in Franklin where he owned 175 acres. In 1787, he with his father, removed to Wilkes Co,, Ga., later to Greene co., Ga., where he died, leaving several children. (2) Sarah Swanson, b. ca. 1749, m. William Ryan, an early sheriff of Franklin. (3) Mary Swanson, m. a Mr, Wilson prior to 1801. (4) William Swanson, Jr., b. ca. 1750, d. May 25, 1827, in Pittsylvania; m. Ann (Nancy), probably Ann Graves, who d. July 25, 1830. (5) Ann Swanson, m. a Mr. Maxey prior to 1801. (6) Frances Swanson, b. Apr. 15, 1760, baptised June 8, 1760, in Goochland Co., m. Humphrey Edmundson in Henry Co.; Nov, 22, 1779, (7) John swanson, b. in Goochland, Oct. 7, 1757, d, prior to 1801, m. Polly. It is probable that he also moved to Georgia, as many of his descendants are there in Morgan Co, (8) A daughter, m. a Mr. Dunn. II (4) William SWanson, Jr, lived in Franklin, where he owned 1700 acres, from 1786 to 1792, at which time Peyton Smith and his wife, Judith, of Georgia, conveyed him 600 acres in Pitt­ sylvania. On Feb. 14 1817, James Patterson and Margaret, his wife, conveyed him 78 4 acres on Chestnut Creek. On Oct. 11, 1828, William and Frances swanson, his executor, conveyed this land to Henry Lawson Muse, who married his daughter, Elizabeth Swan­ son. This property was owned by his grandson, William Leftwich Turner Hopkins, till his death in 1935, William swanson, Jr., left Will of record in Pitts~lvania, (W. B. l, p. 12, dated Jan. 23, 1827, pro. July 10, 1827) bequeathing property to his Wife and children. Issue as shown by his will and other records: (1) Co. William Graves Swanson, b, May 11, 1777, in what is now Franklin Co., d. June 13, 1840, in Lowndes Co., Ala., m. Elizabeth Muse (b. May 21, 1779, d. July .16, 1836), dau. of John Muse, June 15, 1801, in Pittsylvania. (2) Francis Swanson, d. (Inv. 1852, Book 18, pp. 301, Pitts. Co.); m. Frances Chattin Muse, dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth,Tidwell Muse, Nov. 21, 1803, in Pitts. Co. She left Will {W. B. 2, p. 468, Pitts., Co., pro. July 26, 1856), devising property to her dau. Mary A. s. Finney; gr. son Francis w. C. Finney. The deed dated Feb. 25, 1873, (d, B. 30, p. 374, Frank­ lin Co.) is from Dudley s. Muse and Mary A. Muse, his wife, to 208

"F. W. C. Finney, S. R. Finney and Mary A. Finney, infant child­ ren of Sanford R. Finney, Dec'd,,,being the land heired by child­ ren aforesaid from the estate of Zachariah Finney," (3) Mary Swanson, m. a Mr. Tuggle prior to 1827. (4) Sarah Swanson, m. Thomas Pinckard, July 20, 1801. In Pitts~lvan1a. (5) Dorothy Swanson, m. Samuel Allen Muse, son of John Muse, Jan, 17, 1803, in Pittsylvania. Issue: John Allen M,"se, who m. his cousin, Elvira Muse, dau. of John Muse, Jr. (6) Elizabeth Swanson, b. June 3, 1790, in Frank­ lin, d. Apr. 11, 1866, in Franklin; m. Henry Lawson MUse (b. Dec. 2, 1788, d. Mar, 7, 1845), son of Thomas and Elizabeth Tid­ well Muse, Dec. 5, 1816 in Pittsylvania. Issue: (a) Elizabeth Tidwell Muse, b. in Franklin Mar. 21, 1821, d. July 6, 1886, m. her cousin, Henry Lawson MUse, Jr, Dec. 23, 1841, and had issue: John Henry b, Jan. 10, 1843, and William T., b, Jan. 19, 1846, both of whom died without issue; and (b) Julia Ann Muse, b. Jan. 2, 1824, d. Feb, 22i 1916, m. William Leftwich Turner ,Hopkins, M. D., Dec. 24, lt;50. Issue: (l) William Henry, b, Aug. 13, 1852, d, Sept, 24, 1857; (2) Mary Elizabeth, b, Aug. 28, 1854, d, Sept. 21, 1913, m. Henry Clay Price in Frank­ lin Mar. 29, 1877; (3) Julia Sarah, b. Jan, 3, 1857, d, June 22, 1863; (4) Harriet Burr, b, Dec, 31, 1858, d. Oct. 30, 1875; (5) - William Leftwich Turner, b, Sept, 30, 186o, m, first, Mary Ella Hancock, dau, of Col. Abram Booth Hancock, Dec. 26, 1882, m. second, Mary Ann Rebecca Smith, dau, of Samuel Southerland Smith, June 4, 1895, and m. third, Sarah Kathleen Stone dau. of Capt. Will.iam Dickerson Stone, _Sept. 9, 1916; and (6~ Mildred Turner Hopkins, b, Jan. 9, 1862, d. Dec. 10, 1899, m. Abram P. Hancock, Oct. 20, 1882. (7) Frances Swanson, d, 1858, m. Joel Muse, son of John Muse, Nov. 18, 1805, in Pittsylvania, She left will dated Mar. 20, 1858, pro. Apr. 5, 1858, of record in Franklin Will Book 10, p, 254. Issue: (a) John Crenshaw Muse, b, May 2, 1807, d. unm. and (b) William Swanson Muse, b, Dec. 24, 1808, d, 1839, (W. B. 5, p. 328, Franklin Co.) m. Judith Glass, (b. Sept, 2, 1815) dau. of Capt. John Glass of Halifax and Frank­ lin. Issue:

(1) Frances Ann Muse, b, May 10, 1832; d, Apr. 4, 1858, unm. (2) John Crenshaw Muse, b, May 25, 1834, d. Dec, 22, 1894, unm, (3) Dr. William Henry Muse, b. July 6, 1836, m. Mary Abiah Helm, A~r. 4, 1878, in Franklin. Issue: (aJ William Roscie Muse, dentist, Roanoke, b, Feb. 16, 1880, m. Annie Wilton Dickerson of Richmond; and 209

(b) Ernest Helm Muse, M. D., Roanoke, b. Sept. 10, 1881, unm. (4) Dudley Stearn Muse, b. July 2, 1839, m. Mary Ann Swanson Finney. Issue: (a) Fanny Henry Muse, b. 1872; (b) John Crenshaw Muse, m. Mrs. Annie Walker, no issue: (c) William Ca­ bell Muse, m. Annie Hedrick, issue, Walter M::se, b. 1905, and Ethyl Muse, d. 1907; and (d) Ida Muse, m. William Steel. (5) Martha Muse, d. in infancy. (7) (c) Lucy Muse, b. Jan. 20, 18ll, d. unm.; (d) Mary Ann Muse, b. Feb. 12, 1813, m. her cousin Alfred Lemuel Harvei Muse, son of Thomas Muse; (e) Sarah Elizabeth Muse~ b. Apr. 8, 1815, unm.; (f) Emily Frances Muse, b. July 19, ltil7, m. Thomas Robbins, issue: John William and Lucy; and (g) Doro­ thy Stearn Muse, b. May 18, 1819. (8) Naney Swanson, m. John Muse, Jr., son of John Muse, Sr., and brother of Samuel Allen and Joel Muse, whom. Dorothy and Frances Swanson, respectively, prior to 1827. Issue: Elvira Muse, m. her cousin, John Allen Muse; and Ma­ tilda A. Muse, m. Tilgham A. Pullen, Jan. 15, 1830, in Pitt­ sylvania. (9) Clary Swanson, m. George Hutcherson, Dec. ·3, 1815 in Pittsylvania. Marriage bond is of record in Pittsylvania. Issue: (a) Frank Swanson Hutcherson, m. Elizabeth C. Hunt, Apr. 3, 1867, in Franklin. Issue: (1) Almira A. Hutcherson, b. 1868, d. Oct. 15, 1886. (2) Thomas J. Hutcherson, m. Kate L. Cooper. Issue: (a) Ruby Hutcherson, m. Guy Amos; (b) Mary Hutcherson, m. a Mr. Gravely; and (c) Helen Hutcher­ son, m. Jesse Amos. (3) Clary Hutcherson, unm. (4) Sallie B. Hutcherson. (5) Nathan B. Hutcherson, m. Sallie Hol- land Divers, dau. of P. D. Divers, trea­ surer of Franklin Co. (6) George Hutcherson, d. at 24. (7) Madison D. Hutcherson, m. Beulah Jam­ ison, in Franklin. He is now (1935) a 210

member of the Board of Supervisors, and for many years was a member of the Frank­ lin School Board. 8 •. Julia Hutcherson, m. M. L. Arrington, of Franklin. {b) Elizabeth Hutcher3un. ( C) Robert Hutcherson, m. Permelia Turner, in 1867. rssue: 1. John Reese, whom. Lula Dudley; 2. Admire, whom. Josie Dudley; 3, Frank, whom. Leona Dudley; 4. Oscar, who m. Gertrude Dudley; 5. Robert, who lives in Minnesota; 6. Lucy, who d. at 33, unm.; 7, Jennie, whom. Robert Hardy; and 8. Bertha. (d) John D. Hutcherson, killed in Picketts• charge at Gettysburg. (e) Almira Hutcherson.

THE TALIAFERRO FAMILY

The first member of this family in Franklin County was Dr. Richard McCulloch Taliaferro. Upon his graduation from a medical college in Philadelphia, his father gave him the con­ ventional medical outfit; two horses, and a Negro man servant. Thus equipped he set out from Amherst for the county seat or the ne\1ly formed county of Franklin. Soon after crossing the Staunton River at Hale's Ford, night overtook him. Seeing a light in the distance he rode toward it, and was soon asking for a night's lodging at the home of John and Theodosia Saund­ ers Hale, The usual hospitality was extended. The Hale family, already large, was increased that night by the arrival of another daughter. The young doctor played the dual role of guest and physician. The baby was christened Judith, and about twenty years later became the wife of Walter Callaway. Within a year or two the eldest sister of this baby, Mary Hale, became the wife of the young physician. Franklin's first p:tlysician spent a long and useful life in Rocky Mount. He practised his profession over an area so large that modern physicians wonder how he covered the ter­ ritory on horseback. He was highly regarded for his cultured mind and for his integrity of character. In addition to his professional duties, he served as Justice of the Peace for many years. He was a public spirited gentlemen and his civic pride had much to do with the upbuilding and development of the new community. He had behind him the spur of splendid ancestry. His father, Col. Charles Taliaferro, served in the Revolutionary War. His mother was Lucy Loving of Amherst. His grandfather 211 was Richard Taliaferro, who built and bequeathed to his daugh-· ter, Elizabeth, and to her husband, George Wythe, the house in Williamsburg which is known as the Wythe House. Dr. Richard M. and Mary Hale Taliaferro had issue: (1) Henry, (2) Landon, (3) Richard, (4) Mary, (5) Tazewell, (6) Emily, (7) Susan, (8) Lucy, (9) Whitmell, and (10) Celest:ia. (3) Richard, married a Miss Leftwfoh, and had issue, a daughter, Nannie, who married H. G. Wadlay, and died without issue. (4) Mary, married Dr. Henry Dillard, and became the mother of several children, (5) Tazewell, married Amanda .Callaway, and had issue: John, James, Mollie, Rosa, and Lucy. James was killed at Gettys­ burg. (6) Emily, marri~d Ferdinand Claiborne and, second, Col. C. F. Suttle. She died without issue, (8) Lucy, married Judge Hugh Nelson, and had ten child­ ren. (9) Withmell, married ____ in New York, and had issue, one son, Whitmell. (10) Celestia, married Dr, Thomas B, Greer, a-famous physician, arrl had issue: Charles Callaway, Emily Nelson, Tho­ mas Campbell, Crockett Saunders, Norborne Talia.ferro, Robert Edward Lee, Bessie, and Mary Celestia. Emily Nelson Greer married, first, Andrew Lewis Edmonds, and had issue, a son who bore his father•s full name; second, Judge George D. Peters, and had issue, Malcolm Taliaferro, and Alice Wadley. Thomas Campbell Greer married Etta Willis, and had issue: Mary, Sarah, Thomas, Marion, Charles, Gladys, Susan, and Alice. Only Thomas and Susan have issue. Crockett Saunders Greer married Sallie Menefee and had issue: George Cabell, Edwin, Edith Taliaferro, Walter M., and Flora, George Cabell married Lucy Taliaferro Price. Ed­ win married Clare Scott, Edith Taliaferro married T. W. Car­ per. Walter M. married Nell Parker, Flora married Beverly Parrish. Norborne Taliaferro Greer, son of D~ Thomas B., mar­ ried Eva Wade, and had issue: Lydia, Kitty, Bailey, and Nor­ borne. Lydia married William Dripp. Bailey married Ruth Col­ man., Kitty married Harold W. Ramsey. Norborne married Gladys Pleasants., Bessie, daughter of Dr. Thomas B. Greer, married Her­ man Moseley, and had issue: Bessie, Nannie, and Mary Dillard. 212

The last named married J. N. Montgomery, Jr., for many years, Treasurer of Franklin County. Mary Celestia Greer, daughter of Dr. Thomas B., mar­ ried Herbert N. Dillard, attorney, and had issue: Mary Adela, Betsy, Celestia, and Herbert N. Jr.

, THE TATE FAMILY

Henry Tate was in Louisa County in 1743, when he and John Davis processioned their precincts of Frederickville Parish (see Frederickville Parish Vestry Book, 1742-87, p. 4) In 1755 he was a resident of Bedford County as attest­ ed by the following references in "History of Bedford County" by Rev. R. G. Buford, p. 10-11. During the next two decades Henry Tate acquired much property in Bedford and Campbell Counties. When Campbell County was formed in 1782, some of the Tate lands fell into the new County, hence many comtemporary records are found in both counties. Henry Tate made his will on the 7th day of August 1784, committing his soul to God, his body to the dust, etc.", request­ ing his funeral sermon to be preached from the first verse of the last chapter of Ecclesiastes, or the 48th verse of the 89th Psalm. Wife, Sarah Tate, to have home place, mill, plantation house, land on Goose Creek, for the duration of her life, and after her death to the two oldest sons, Edmund and Caleb. Will probated in Campbell County, Sept. 5, 1793. Issue of Henry and Sarah Tate: I. Mary Tate, m. Chesley Davis, and emigrated to District 96, South Carolina. II. Sarah Tate, d. prior to 1777, m. Nov. 24, 1756, Col. Jam­ es Calloway, (b. 1736, d, Nov. 1809). After the formation of Campbell County, Col. James Calloway was the most prominent county officer within it's borders, and was made County Lieu­ tenant, having held the same office previously in Bedford and being highly recommended for that poPition in the new county; served in the French and Iridian Wars; member of the Bedford County Committee of 1774; held several military offices; built and operated the Oxford Furnace; owned and operated lead mines; suppressed a comspiracy against the Government in 1780, etc. Issue of Sarah Tate and Col. James Calloway: (1) Elizabeth Calloway, m. 1775, Harry Innes, son of Rev. Robert and Katherine Richard Innes. He was superin­ tendent of the Oxford Iron Mines, which operated during the Revolution, supplying the Continental army with munition; served 213 as an officer in the Bedford County Militia; was the first law­ yer admitted to the Campbell County bar; and removed to Kentucky in 1784, where he became a judge. Issue of Elizabeth Calloway and Henry Innes: (a) Elizabeth Innes, d. 1851A m. Col. Gerard Alexander (b. 1771, d. ld51), soldier of the war of 1812. One time president of New London Academy. (2) Mary Calloway, m. 1781, Daniel Brown of New Yorh. (3) Frances Calloway, b. 1762, m. 1781, James Step­ toe (b. July 16, 1850, d. Feb. 1826,) Clerk of Bedford County for 54 years. Issue of James Steptoe: (a) James Calloway Steptoe, b. Dec. 10, 1781, d. Oct. 24, 1827. (b) Dr. William Steptoe, m., first, Nancy Brown; and second, Mary Dillon. (c) George Steptoe, m. Maria Thomas. ( d) Robert Steptoe, m. Elizabeth Leftwich. (e) Thomas Steptoe, m. Louise C. Yancey. (f) Elizabeth Steptoe, (by James Steptoe's second wife), m. Hon. Charles Johnston of Sandusky. (g) Frances Steptoe, m. Henry S. Langhorne of Lynchburg; among their descendants are the famous Langhorne sisters, all noted for their beauty and intellect; one of them, Lady Astor, is a member of the British Par­ liament. (h) Sallie Steptoe, m. William Massie of Nel­ son County. (i) Lucy Steptoe, m. Robert Penn of Bedford County. (4), (5), (6), (7), (8) all died young. (9) James Calloway, m. Miss Green. (10) Robert Calloway, educated at William and Mary, m. Miss Garrant. ,(11) Henry Calloway, educated at William and Mary. Issue of Col. James Calloway and Elizabeth Early (sec­ ond wife): 214

(12) Jeremiah Calloway, died young. {13) William Calloway, m. Miss Crump. (14) John Calloway. (15) Edward Calloway. {16) Dr. Geo. Calloway, m. Mary Elizabeth Cabell. (17) Abner Calloway, m. Miss Lewis, and moved to Missouri. (18) Rev. Thomas Calloway, m. a Miss Anderson, and moved to Missouri. (19) Katherine Calloway, m. William Langhorne. A daughter of theirs, Mary Langhorne, m. George Plater Tayloe of Botetourt Co. III. Tabitha Tate, d. prior to 1784, m. March 8, 1758, John Calloway (b. 1738, d. 1821). He was High Sheriff and Treasur­ er of Campbell County, and was one of the Trustees of the town of Lynchburg. IV. Jesse Tate of Russell Parish, oldest son, d. 1805, m. Aug. 27, 1771, Margaret Miller. Will recorded in Bedford County, April 27, 1805. Legatees: 1. Daughter, Sallie Anthony. 2. Son, Henry Tate - land on Ware Spring Branch, etc. 3. Son, John Tate - land near Wares. 4. Son, Caleb Tate - 875 pounds (bonds on Thomas Wyatt). 5. Daughter, Polly Tate - land purchased of William Harris on Hall's Spring Branch. 6. Son, Waddy Tate. 7. Daughter, Euphan Tate. V. Charles Tate, 1809. Will recorded in Bedford County, Feb. 10, 1809. Division of estate and names of Legattes, no relationship given.

Lot. 1. Caleb Tate. Lot. 2. Joel Preston Tate. Lot. 3. Pamelia Tate. Lot. 4. Nancy Tate. 215

Lot. 5 Obadiah Tate. Lot. 6 Henry Tate. Lot. 7 Edmund Tate. Obadiah Tate, m. Dec. 12, 1798, Nancy Goggin Pamelia Tate, m. Nov. 23, 1810, William Goggin. Nancy and William Goggin were. brother and sister. Issue of Stephen Goggin Jr., and Rachael Moorman Goggin: (a) Pamelia Goggin, m. Oct. 29, 1797, Samuel Clemens: (b) Nancy Goggin, m. Dec. 12, 1798, Obadiah Tate. ( C) Mary Goggin, m. Nov. 17, 1801, Alexander Gill. ( d) Pleasant Moorman Goggin, b. 1777, d. 1831, m. July 31, 1806, Mary Otey Leftwich, (daugh- ter of Rev. Williams ("Blackhead") Leftwich. (e) William Goggin, m. Nov. 23, 1810, Pamelia Tate. (f) Stephen Goggin, m. Dec. 29, 1808, Janet Robertson. (g) Thomas Goggin, m. Dec. 13, 1812, Mary Wal­ den, dau. of John Walden. Pamelia Goggin and Samuel Clemens were married Oct. 29, 1797, in Bedford County, by Rev. John Ayres. Their son, John Marshall Clemens, was born in 1798. He went first to Florida, then to Hannibal, Missouri, where he became a Justice of the Peace. He married Jane Lampton, and their son, Samuel Lampton Clemens, was "Mark Twain". In Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Hannibal Mo., is an.old flat table tombstone bearing the single inscrip­ tion, "Passed on, John M. Clemens, born in Campbell County, Vir­ ginia, August 11, 1798, died in Hannibal, Mo., Mar. 14, 1847." VI. Elizabeth Tate, born Aug. 18, 1746, d. May 30, 1834, was married Apr. 28, 1764 to Mathew Harris (b. Sept. 25, 1737, d. May 17, 1805). Issue: 1 Schuyler Harris, b. 1765, d. 1803, m. 1787, Fran- ces Blaydi;s. 2 Mary Harris, b. 1766. 3 Sarah Harris, b. 1768 4 William H. Harris, b. 1770. 216

(5) Mathew Harris, b. 1771. (6) Elizabeth Harris, b. 1773. (7) Polly Harris, b. 1775, (8) Fannie Harris, b. 1777, (9' John H. Harris, b. 1778, (10) Matilda Harris, b, 1780, (11) Sophia Harris, b. 1781. (12) Permelia Harris, b. 1783, m. John Tate, her 1st cousin. (13) Benjamin Harris, b. 1785. (14) Nancy Harris, b. 1785. (15) Henry T. Harris, b. Mar. 26, 1787, d. Mar. 8, 1845, m. A2r. 16, 1811, Mary Woods Harris, (b. Aug. 24, 1788,d. March 3, l!:l7 4) • (16) F. F. Caroline (b. 1789). Issue of Henry 'late and Mary Woods Harris: (a) Mary Harris, m. Dr. Daniel Watson. (b) Henry St. George Harris, m. Mary Frances Glenn. (c) Margaret Evelina Harris, m. first, Daniel Scott, and second, Albert Harris. (d) Cornelia Rebecca Harris, b. Aug. 11, 1826, d. Apr. 13, 1909, m. May 5, 1850, Dr. William Daniel Boaz (b. Jan. 6, 1821, d. Aug. 3, 1883). As far as can be ascertained Dr. William Daniel Boaz was the first physician to advocate cold treatment for fevers. He was the man in Albemarle County to plant an Albemarle Pippin orchard for commercial pui~poses. VII. Ann or Nancy Tate, moved to Georgia between 1787 and 1789. VIII. Nathaniel Tate, d. 1805, m. first, Rhoda Terry, Feb. 22, 1770; and, second, Susanna Gilliam, Jan. 26, 1778 (Bedford County Marriage Records). His will, probated in Campbell County, July 15, 1805, mentions the following Legatees: 1. Son, Henry F. Tate. 2. Son, Richard H. L. Tate. 217

3. Daughter, Sallie Walden. 4. Daughter, Polly H. Davis. 5. Grandaughters Betty Walden, Matilda Davis, and Susanna Davis. 6. Grandson, John Tate. 7. E~other, Charles Tate. IX. Col. Edmund Tate, b. 1760, d. 1823, m. Lucy Barksdale (b. 1766, d. J/357) dau. of Thomas Claiborne and Sarah Goode Barks­ dale of Amelia Co. Issue: (1) Sallie Makerness Tate, (2) Harriet Claiborne Tate, m. Dec. 18, 1849, Col. John M. Harris of Buckingham Co, (3) Lucy Alice Tate, m. David Gamble Murrell of a New Jersey family. (4) Calvin Tate, lived in New Orleans. Very wealthy. (5) Grief Barksdale Tate. (6) Garland Tate.

~ (7) Edmund Tate, Jr. Issue of Lucy Alice Tate and David Gamble Murrell: (a) John William Murrell of Bedford County, m. Ann Hart, granddaughter of Bishop Channing Moore. Issue: 1. Lucy Alice Murrell, m. Major John B. Brokenborough, son of Judge John W. Brokenborough of Lexington. 2. Mary Murrell, m. Thomas David Evans of Lynchburg. (b) Edward H. Murrell, b. July 31, 1825, m. Oct. 9, 1849, Almira Halsey, a daughter of Seth and Julia Peters Halsey. Issue: 1. Julia Elizabeth Murrell, m. United States Senator, John W. Daniel. X. Caleb Tate, d. 1814, Inventory of estate given in Campbell County Record Books in 1814. Very wealthy. Netherland Tate, administrator. XI. Euphan Tate, m. --- Rucker. 218 XII. Sarah Henry Tate, m. May 24, 1795, Mark Anthony, and set­ tled in Wilkes County, Geo~gia, soon afterward. The marriage is of record in both Bedford and Campbell Counties. ---,- Col. Caleb Tate, grandson of Henry and Sarah Tate, son of Jesse Tate and Margaret Miller (who were married August 27, 1771), was born in 1771.1. He was the third Clerk of Frank­ lin County. His tenure cf office was from 1813-1838. He ser­ ved as District Clerk from 1797 to 1805, in place of James Step­ toe, the noted Clerk from Bedforr'I ,fr,o had resigned, Colonel Tate also served as Clerk for the C1rcuit and Superior Courts of Law and Chancery from 1809 to 1845, Descended from a family of wealth and culture, he was a gentlemen of courtliness, graciousness, dignity and pride. Selecting the hill of greatest elevation in the village of Rocky Mount, from which was a splendid view of the surrounding hills and valleys, he built his residence. The structure was of brick and followed the English architectual lines so popular at that time. It was built in the shape of the letter T, and was flank­ ed on each side by low wings. Well-proportioned chimneys stood at the ends of the wings, and large ones rose from the main por­ tion of the building. Beautiful woodwork adorned the interior. The yard was shaded by fine old trees, and the walks were box bordered. A profusion of magnolias, lilacs and the old fashion­ ed flowers graced the lawn and garden. A spring at the foot of the hill supplied the home with water. It was the task of the children of the Negro servants to "tote" the water to the "big house on the hill. " The rouse was burnt but was rebuilt on the same foundation and by the original plan. :~ Colonel Tate was a man of strong character and command­ ing personality, Strong in his convictions, candid, loyal to his friends, dignified in bearing, resembled closely the old English Baron depicted in history and romance. He was a pro­ minent figure in his community, honored and respected by those of every walk in life. Colonel Tate died December 1, 1857, His property passed from the hands of his heirs by sale on April 17, 1877, to Jesse Prunty. For several years a school was con­ ducted there, presided over by Miss Hattie Doniphan of Lynch­ burg. The property later became the home of Judge John P. Lee.

THE TINSLEY FAMILY

This family came from Hanover County, Virginia, and later lived in Amherst County before coming to Franklin. Reu­ bin Tinsley, the first to live in Franklin, was the son of Wyatt Tinsley. He was born in 1766, and died Dec. 3, 1831, age 66 years. Tombstone in Tinsley graveyard is on the west side of the highway near Willis Lewis Tinsley's home. He married Frances Tyree, (the marriage bond is in Courthouse in Amherst Couny) who lived to be 104. She was bitten by a red spider, says her granddaughter, Mrs. Fanny Fishburn. The children of Reubin Tin­ sley and his wife Frances are: 219

Reubin, lived at Sydnorsville. His will ls in Rocky Mount Courthouse Elizabeth, born 1787 Polly, born 1798 Willis Lewis, born 1790 John, born 1792, Amherst, married Jane Jacob Tyree Jacob Tyree, born 1801 Stewart, born 1804 in Franklin County. He .ts the grandfather of Dr. Tinsley of Bent Mountain, Franklin Issac, born 1806. I~sac and Jacob were two of the original 14 young men composing Richmond College. He died 1881. Willis Lewis Tinsley, son of Reubin Tinsley and Fran­ ces Tyree Tinsley was born Jan. 3, 1790, and died August 16, 1862 of typhoid fever, in his 73rd year. He moved to Franklin about 1794 and with his father built a home two miles north of Sydnors­ ville. The home was noted f'or its quantity of boxwood. Willis Lewis Tinsley married in Sept. 1809, Amarilla Goode (born March 20, 1783, d. June 2, 1875) who was the daughter of Benjamin Goode and Elizabeth Camden. Willis Lewis Tinsley was a prominent far­ mer and tobacco manufacturer of Franklin County. Their child­ ren were: Reubin, who went west Benjamin, b. 1813, d. 1880, married Emeline Sydney Trent of Appomattox County (daughter of Thomas and Martha Holland Trent) in 1844. Tipton, married Elizabeth Calhoun, and lived at Catons­ ville, Md. Willis James Fannie, married Sam Fishburne of Franklin County. Lizzie Benjamin Tinsley and Emeline Sydney Trent lived in Richmond, Va. They later moved to Roanoke. Their children wer~, Mrs. E.T. Kindred of Roanoke, d. 1936, at 92 years; W. H. Tin­ sley of Salem, d. 1931, at 82 years; and Mrs. W. M. Taylor of Roanoke and ,·Jashington, d. 1923, at 92½ years. 220

THE TURNER FAMILY

The Turner Family Magazine, Volume I and II, states: "Prior to 1748 were living in Virginia three brothers Shadrach, Meshack and Abednego Turner. Shadrach was the owner of 4400 acres of land in Halifax County. The first patent was in 1748. He was active in his county, being overseer of roads and proces­ sioner of lands. He lived next in Pittsylvania County, then in Henry County, where he died according to his will made in 1783." That Shadrach Turner 1 s wife was Ann Turner, and he had five sons: Larkin, Jeremiah, William, John, and Josiah, and three daughters: Elizabeth, Mary and Excony. Will Book I, Henry County. The Turner Family History, April 1916, gives the fol­ lowing record from Henry County records: "In Henry County Oct­ ober 1777 John Turner renounced his allegiance to Great Britian and on the 30th of August 1777 John Turner took a similar oath." Meshack Turner married Rebecca Robinson, February 6, 1760, in Halifax County, Virginia. Again the Turner Family Magazine: ''William Turner, a son of Shadrach Turner was born in 1753 and was in the Revolutionary War in 1777. He married Jane Hunter daughter of William Hunter. For 72 years they were members of the Baptist Church. William Turner was the father of a large family and a remarkable thing was their longevity. Twelve of his sons and daughters averaging 83 years of life." Wil- . liam Turner 1 s will and the will of his son, George Turner, {Frank­ lin County Virginia records) has an interesting clause relative to the disposition of slaves. It was their desire that all of his servants be sold in the family, and that the executors suf­ fer them not to be sold otherwise. William Turner died in Franklin County, December 11, 1845, aged 93 years. His wife, who was Jane Hunter, was 88 years of age when he died. They had lived in wedlock 72 years. To them were born 9 sons and 5 daughters. Of his eight sons who lived to manhood, six held office, two in Franklin, one in Henry, one in Patrick, and two in Overton County, Tennessee. Two of his eons served as officers in the Civil War. At his death his progeny numbered 363, many of whom were of the fifth generation. Jane Hunter Turner, wife of William Turner, died May 20, 1851, aged 92 years, 11 months and 13 days. George Turner, the oldest of the fourteen children of William and Jane Turner, was born October 17, 1776, and d:led August 13, 1884. He mar­ ried Milly Stone who was born March 3, 1780, and dled March 6, 1864. Milly Stone was the daughter of Stephen Stone {died 1835), and his wife Basheba Stone (died May 15, 1852). The twelve children of George and Milly Turner were: Obadiahh born December 24, 1802; Elizabeth Turner King, born August 19, lo04; Stephen Turner, born September 6, 1806; Jane Turner Helmes, born Octo­ ber 3, 1808; Basheba Turner Davis, born October 18, 1810; Ruth 221

Turner Hoy, born July 6, 1812; George Clinton Turner, born De­ cember 14, 1814; Milley Ann Turner Cannaday, born March 6, 1817; Martha Turner Cassaday, born May 3, 1819; William Creed Turner,· born March 1, 1821; Sarah Hunt Cassaday born December 30, 1823; and James Marshall Turner, born April 1 4, 1827. The brothers and sisters of George Turne~ son of Wil- liam Turner, were: James Turner, married, three times, a James, a Philpot, and a Woods. John Turner Martha Turner, married Philpot Betsey E. Turner, married an Ingram Josiah Turner, married Adelpha Turner, married LaShores Turner Sally Turner, married a Snyder William Turner, married Jane Turner, married a Stone Andrew Turner, married Frances Holland Meshack Turner, married Nancy Martini sister of Lucinda Martin Pyrtle (wife of Barton PyrtleJ. Elkanah Turner, married a Wingfield The children of Adelpha and LaShores Turner were: Wilson Turner, (2) Owen Turner, (who married a Nash) and, Nancy Turner, who married William Thomasson. The children of Nancy Turner Thomasson and William Thomasson were: (1) Jane, married William Dyer (2) Adelphla, married Thomas Draper (3) Wilson Owen, married Julia Beach (4) Martha, married Benjamin Stultz (5) Nancy, married Joseph Hardy '( 6) Alked, married Eliza beth Brown (7) Elvira (8) Emma, married Joseph Nunn !222

The children of Wilson Owen Thomasson and Julia Beach Thomasson were: (1) George William, died 1907 (2) Owen Turner, married Elizabeth Nunn (3) Archer c .• married Minnie Nunn (4) Orin, married, first, Martha Metz, and second, Nancy Mason (5) Frank, married Cassanda Metz (6) Nancy E., married George F. Carter (7) Annie, not married (8) Julia M., married William Craig (9) Adelphia Jane, not married (10) Elsie Fountain, married George Metz The children of Meshek Turner and Nancy Martin Turner were: (1) Lucinda, married Bob Ross, and had 9 children. Rev. Lee Ross of Bassett is a son (2) Andrew H. Turner, married Martha E. Prillaman, and had 9 children.- A son, c. M. Turner, lives on the original William Turner Plantation two miles from Henry, Va. The children of Mary Turner Goode and D2,ve Goode were: (1) Peter, married in West Virginia (2) Gardiner, married Callie Bet Williams (3) Fanny, married Tom McGee (4) Louise, married Pleasant Mason (5) Nanny Bet, married Wiley Woody (6) Florence, married Ernest Scott (7) Benje.min, married Fannie Ross (8) Joseph L., married Martha Jane Eggleston (9) Solomon, married Lulu Davis The children of Benjamin Goode and Fannie Ross Goode were: 223

(1) Catherine, teacher in Henry County ( 2) Beatrice, teacher in Henry County (3) Mabel, teacher in Henry County (4) Virgil, teacher in Henry County (5) Clifford, County School Superintendent in Henry County. (6) Maury, married Grace Ramsay The children of Hershey Turner Gardiner and James Gar- diner were: (1) Edwin, married Cicely Ramsay--large family (2) Texas, married Ed, Frith--six children (3) Emma Jane, died at six years of age (4) Iowa, married, first, Ferd Cook, and, second, Ezekial Bondinand (5) Alberta, married Eliza Gardiner--four children (6) Anna Laura, married William Ramsay--nine children (7) Betty, married Jess Copeland--six children (8) J. S., married Nora Shelton--one child The children of Texas Gardiner Frith and Ed. Frith are: (1) James, married Cassie Frith--eight children (2) Lee, married Willia Mason (3) Lulu, married Wesley Ramsay--six children (4) Luce, married Burlie East--seven children (5) Mary, married, first, Tobe Love, and, second, Harry Mills--seven children (6) Uel, married Ada Nunn--two sons: Burness, and Coy. Basheba Turner, daughter of George Turner and Millie Stone Turner, was born October 18, 1810, and married Sampson J. Davis in 1836, Captain George Turner was born in Franklin County, 224

October 17, 1776. He married Millie Stone, born March 3, 1780, and had five sons and six daughters. Obadiah Turner, born September 24, 1802; George Tur­ ner, born in 1814; Stephen Turner, born in 1806; and James Tur­ ner, born in 1827, all married and reared families. Creed Tur­ ner went to Texas. Betsy Turner married Solomon King, and reared a family of five children. The oldest son, Allen King, went to West Vir­ ginia. His wife was an Oxley. One daughter was Emma King, who married a May. Martha King married Harvey Turner, and went to Iowa. George King married Ona Prillaman. Lizzie King married Creed Lemon, and lived at Ferrum, Franklin County. Jane Turner married Dan P. Helms Millie Turner married Peter Kennedy Basheba Turner married Sampson J. Davis, 1836. They lived in Franklin County, and reared a family of eight children. (1) Adeline, (2) Louvica, (3) Elizabeth, (4) Solomon, (5) Lou­ tisha, (6) Benjamin, (7) James Davis, and (8) Ruth Davis. Ba­ sheba Turner Davis died September 21, 1885, and is wried in Davis graveyard on the Davis plantation in Franklin County. Sallie Turner married Jas. A. Kennedy. They moved to Lee County, Virginia. Martha Turner married Jas. Kennedy and moved to Miss­ ouri. Capt. Geor1e Turner had brothers: (1) Josiah, (2) Meshek, (3) John, (4 William, (5) Andrew (grand father of Mor­ ton W. Turner and (6 Elkanah. John and Elkanah were Primitive Baptist Preachers. Elkanah's son, Z. T. Turner, was pastor of the Primitive Baptist Church at Reed Creek, Virginia. He died July 28, 1911. Capt. George Turner's sisters were: (1) Jane, who married Mr. Fifer, a veteran in the War of 1812; and (2) Delphi, who married Le Shores Turner, another veteran of 1812. John Turner was a brother of Elkanah Turner. His grand­ son, A. B. Philpott, is a Primitive Baptist Preacher at Philpot, Virginia. Morton W. Turner, son of Callahill Turner and Julia Anna Menefee Turner, grandson of Andrew Turner and Frances Hol­ land Turner, great-grandson of William Turner and Jane Hunter Turner, and great-great-grandson of Shadrach and Ann Turner, resides with his wife and daughter in Roanoke, Virginia. 225

THE WALKER FAMILY

Elisha Walker, b. 1746, d. 1841, in Franklin Co., m. Judith Kirby (b. ca. 1757, d. ca. 1835), dau. of John Kirby, Jr., of Pittsylvania Co., ca. 1779. John Kirby Jr., b. 1726, d. 1795, left will dated Mar. 11, 1795, pro. Sept. 1st. 1795, of record in Pittsylvania, naming his wife, Sarah; sons: Nat­ haniel and Moses Kirby; daus.: Judith Walker, wife of Elisha Walker, and Susanna Crenshaw, wife of William Crenshaw. John Kirby, Jr., served in the Revolution. (John Kirby, m. H. D. Oct. 1793, 36, and Eight Annual Report of the State Librarian, 1910-1911, p. 256.) In 1840, Elisha Walker, then 94, lived in Franklin Co., and was receiving a pension for services in Revolution. He lived near Dickinson's Store, and at the settlement of his estate, his farm was bought by John Brown,' who manufactured tobacco thereon. The first record of Elisha Walker is a deed to him for 300 acres in Pittsylvania, dated Apr. 16, 1779, from Peter Field Jefferson. on Oct. 16, 1779, Peter Field Jefferson con­ veyed him 321 acres in Pittsylvania. Under date of Nov. 4, 1773, John Justice and Mary, his wife, of Pittsylvania Co., conveyed Joseph Walker of Goochland 100 acres in Pittsylvania. Joseph was probably his brother. In 1743, George Walker, was granted 6000 acres on Pigg and Irvin Rivers in that part of Brunswick Co., which is now Pittsylvania. In 1767, 1768, and 1769, David Walker was granted 4200 acres in Pittsylvania Co. The relation­ ship of George and David Walker to Elisha Walker is unknown. He left a will dated Nov. 11, 1839, pro. in Franklin Sept. 5, 1841, appointing his son, Nathaniel Walker, grandson, Thomas Walker, and son-in-law, Lewis Potter Jr., executors. Elisha and Judith Kirby Walker had issue: (1) John Walker; (2) Susannah Crenshaw, wife of Wil­ liam Crenshaw; (3) Sally Aaron; (4) Polly Aaron; (5) Judith Tho­ mas; (6) David Walker; (7) Nathaniel Walker, served in War of 1812, with his brother, Moses, and his widow, Susan, was pen­ sioned and granted land warrant No. 1504 by agents at Knoxville, Tenn.; (8) Cassa Potter, whom. Lewis Potter, Jr., and lived near Union Hall; and (9) Moses Walker, b. 1793, d. at Dickin­ son's Store, 1833, m. Frances Elizabeth Glass, (b. in Halifax Co., 1807, d. in Franklin Co., Aug. 8, 1897) dau. of John Glass, Apr. 20, 1831. Moses Walker's will, dated Jan. 24, 1833, pro. Mar. 4, 1833, is of record in Franklin Co., gives property to his wife, Frances, dau. Martha Elizabeth, father Elisha, mother Ju­ dith, brother Nathaniel and sister Cassa Potter. He served in Capt. Sam4el Lawson's Co., Va. Militia, Sept. 1, 1814, to Dec. 1, 1814, was paid to Dec. 18, 1814, to include 340 miles of travel. The Muster Roll shows his residence as Pittsylvania Co., place of rendevous; Beavers; discharged at Ellicott Mills 226

340 m. from home. His widow, Frances Elizabeth Keen Walker, received Warrant No. 114859 for 160 acres. They had a daughter Martha Elizabeth Walker, b. Sept. 8, 1832, d. June 28, 1881, in Franklin, m. Col. Abram Booth Hancock (b. Oct. 29, 1825, d, Dec. 1, 1903), Nov. 3, 1847, in Rockingham Co., N. C.

THE WEB.5TER FAMILY

William Webster, the first to settle in Virginia, was named in a charter granted by King James, the first. Rodger Webster, and his wife, Alice came to Virginia about 1622. He was a member of the House of Burgesses in 1632. The Virginia Colonial Records show that Maj. Richard Webster came October 13, 1635, on board the "Amitie," George Downes, Commander. He was a resident of James City County, and re­ presented the county in the House of Burgesses in 1658, The Colonial Records recite the will of John Webster, and mention his sons: John, Joseph, Benjamin, and Daniel. His son, John, made his will recording his sons as John, Samuel, Richard, James, and Henry. The sons of James are also mentioned as John and James, and his daughter as Anne Webster. The Webster family of Virginia, gave soldiers for the protection of the frontier settlers against the Indians. Jos­ eph, John, David, Thomas, Henry and Peter Webster served Vir­ ginia in the Revolution. John Webster, son of Richard Webster, born in Virginia about 1730, served in the Indian Wars. He saw service in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Captain's Morton's Company of Virginia Militia. He also served in the third Troop of Virginia Light Dragoons, First Regiment, commanded by Col. The­ odorick Bland. He was fond of hunting and pressed west, choo­ sing a location on the north fork of the Blackwater River in Franklin County, then Bedford, where he found game in abundance. This rich and romantic region had not long been occupied by white men when John Webster came. He was granted many acres and became a prosperous planter. The settlement was annoyed by Indians on numerous occasions. At one time Mrs. Polly Hun­ derson, Jesse Webster's mother-in-law, and a Mrs. Picklesiner were carried away by the Indians. An Indian squaw, who was friendly to the whites, told them how to escape. After many hardships they finally reached home. John Webster was married four times. One of his marriages was on June 28, 1779, to Maggie Walker, daughter of James Walker. He moved to the North­ west Territory about 1800, to a place in the present state of Michigan. Those of his children who continued to reside in Virginia were: Nancy Webster Arthur, Daniel Webster, John Rob­ in Webster, and George Webster. His son, Dave Webster, went to Michigan a few years later. George Webster, one of the sons of John Webster and Maggie Walker Webster, was born on Blackwater, near the present 227

Dillon's Mill in Franklin County, on January 7, 1783. He grew to manhood here, and married Peggy Ricard of Botetourt in 1802. She was born in England, April 2, 1782, and came to America with her parents about 1796. George frequently joined his friends deer hunting in this section and occasionally his oldest son, John R. Webster, joined the party. There were a great many deer around the Big Lick, where Roanoke now stands, so called from the number of deer that frequented this place. In 1824 they were hunting and stopped to see their old friend Charles John­ ston, at Botetourt Springs. Mr. Webster and son made the ac­ quaintance of General LaFayette who arrived while they were there. Mr. Webster, who died June 14, 1829, was survived by his widow and ten children as follows:

(1) John R. Webster, oldest son, born November 7, 1804; died June 3, 1891. He married first, Deborah Webster, a daughter of John Robbin and Jennie Webster. She was his first cousin. After her death, he married Catherine Peters in 1839. She was born January 11, 1812, and died June 12, 1897. She was the daughter of David and Christina Brubaker Peters. (2) Betsy Webster, born September 10, 1806; died January 24, 1885, in Frahklin County, (3) George Webster born 1808; died in Franklin County. (4) Daniel Webster, born June 10, 1810; died May 15, 1863. Married Batsy Marsh, born March 10, 1811; died September 29, 1893. Lived at Greenville, Tennessee, (5) David Webster, born December 4, 1811; died in the fall of 1860 in Franklin County. (6) Louis Webster, born January 13, 1813; died September 11, 1872. Married December 1, 1836 to Katherine Jamison, born March 27, 1816; died May 15, 1890. She was a daughter of John and Katherine Boone Jamison. Their home was near Boone's Mill. (7) Nannie Webster, born May 2, 1818; died June 27, 1877. Married October 1, 1851, to Henry Wilsie Carr, who was born January 19, 1809; died February 20, 1876; lived in Floyd County. (8) Reuben Webster, born January 1, 1820; died Feb­ ruary 22, 1865. Married, first, Elizabeth Sowder, born June 1, 1825; died May 16, 1859, Married, second, Ellen Hill, on December 18, 1860. She died February 4, 1891. Their home was near Alleghany Springs. (9) Polly Webster, born January 21, 1823; died Oct­ ober 18, 1B89. Married Joe Aldridge, and lived at Copper Hill, Floyd County. 228

{10) Adam Webster, born September 19, 1824; died March 24, 1874. Married Susan Akers, daughter of "Bunker Jim" Akers. They lived in Virginia, Kansas, and Oklahoma. John R. Webster (1804-1891) was born on the north fork of Blackwater, near Dillon's Mill, Franklin County. He bought the Quigley Place near the foot of Clemmon's Bald Knob and here he and his widowed mother and other members of the family lived for a short time. He had one child, Nancy Webster (1838-1903), who married John Q. Saunders and moved to Mexico, Missouri. Soon after Mr. Webster was married, he bought the Gray Estate of about six hundred acres, three miles west of Dillon's Mill, then John Robbin Webster's Mill. Here he built a new residence, "Ravenrest," and made it his permanent home. His wife died in the fall of 1838, when Nancy was an infant. He then married a neighbor girl of his childhood, Catherine Peters (1812-1897), second daughter of Davy (1783-1864) and Christina Brubaker Peters (1791-1861), and to this union seven children were born. (1) John Henry, (2) William David, (3) George Step­ hen, (4) Joel Lee, (5) Sarah Elizabeth, (6) Mary Ann, and (7) James Franklin. Peggy Ricard Webster, grandmother of these seven, died on May 3, 1876, at the age of 94 years. John R. Webster. had a friend, Col, Andrew Lewis, who was prominent in the annals of Franklin. They were frequently hunting companions and some marvelous stories have come down to their descendants of these hunting experiences. He was a brick­ layer by trade,.. and bull t the first Court House at Rocky Mount, Franklin County. In the early days, the people of the area which became Franklin County, attended court at New London, flrst the. county seat of Lunenburg County, later the county seat of Bed­ ford. John R. Webster loved adventure and was afraid to lease his own fireside for excursions near and far. When Daniel Web­ ster spoke in Richmond he went to hear him. He walked across the mountain to Monticello to see his friend Thomas Jefferson with whom he had become intimately acquainted during Jefferson's summer visit to "Poplar Forest" in Bedford. In the early 1800's, he dediced to take a trip out through the Northwest Territory, and persuaded a friend Ed. Akers, to go with him. Some of his Webster relatives had moved to Berrien, Michigan, a few years before. They walked and carried with them six hundred dollars in gold, and spent many weeks on this trip. They had many ex­ citing experiences to tell, of rivers crossed, people met, and the reception received at taverns and homes. On one occasion they came late in the afternoon to where lived a man by the name of Hull. He and his family were rugged and rough in ap­ pearance, and with only the coarsest accomodations available. However, the travelers were very tired and settlements were far apart, so they asked for lodging. After soneconsultation, they were granted perm:lssion to stay. They did not like the looks of their host and were anxious concerning the safety of their persons and purses. They watched their host every moment and were especialJy alarmed when, looking through a knot-hole of their room, they saw him go out and bring in an ax. Still watching, they saw him knell down with his wife and as~ God's 229 protection on their household and guests. Then their anxiety vanished and they slept in peace. Mr. Webster did not seek public office and did not hold any beyond serving on the local school board, though he was self-educated in law, and acquaint­ ed with the political questions of his day. He was of Dunkard faith and would not own slaves. He did not believe in secession and made speeches pleading with the people not to secede. The struggle came and though he was too oJ.d for service. He had three sons in the Confederate Army; John Henry (1840-1862), William David (1842-1862), and Joel Lee (1846-1918). Catherine Peters Webster, wife of John R., was born at the Peter's homestead on Blackwater River in Franklin County, January 11, 1812. She could speak and write German, and was a very quiet Christian woman and a devoted member of the Beth­ lenem Dunkard Church. She died on June 12, 1897. After the death of her husband, June 3, 1891, she went to live with her oldest daughter, Sarah Webster Jamison, where she spent about six years. The seven children of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Webster were: (1) John Henry Webster, the oldest son, born March 27, 1840, near Dillon's ~111, Franklin County. He was educated in the private schools of the community, and at Emory and Henry College. He devoted much energy to the cause of temperance. At the outbreak of the war between the States, he enlisted in the Confederate Army, Company "A", Sixth Virginia Regiment, and went to- Norfolk Virginia. He died soon after his enlistment and was brought home and buried at the Peter's burial ground on Blackwater. (2) William David Webster the second son, born Feb­ ruary 20, 1842. Enlisted April 3, 1862 in the same company with his older brother. He was forced to go to the hospital at Nor­ folk, where he remained for months and was finally given a fur­ lough. His father brought him home, but he never recovered, dying in the fall of 1862. (3) George Stephen Webster, died in infancy. (4) Joel Lee Webster, was born June 22, 1846. He served in the Confederate Army the greater part of the war, and returned home uninjured. Afterwards he devoted his attention to farming and fruit growing. He was for a long period of years on the school Board of Franklin County. He was married on Jan­ uary 25, 1869, to Hannah Catherine Jamison, born June 26, 1853 daughter of John and Elizabeth Akers Jamison. They had twelve children: John William, Henry L., James Wyatt, Elma Alonza, Hazel, Herbert, Minnie, Fields, Newton, Elizabeth, Berkley, and Allie. (S) Sarah Elizabeth Webster was born September 14, 1849. She'married John William Jamison, April 4, 1878. He was born January 22, 1849, and was the son of John and Elizabeth Akers Jamison. They had two sons: John Ernest, and Edgar Forest Jamison. 230

(6) Mary Ann Webster, born April 2 1 1852, in Frank­ lin County, died in Roanoke, Virginia, August 2, 1917. She married Daniels. Webster, her first cousin, son or Adam and Sue Akers Webster. He was born August 14, 1850, and was kill­ ed while attempting to arrest a desperado, May 3, 1891. They were the parents of eight children: Ammon, Edward, Walter, John, Bennie, Fred, Cassie, and Alice. (7) James Franklin Webster, died infant. Peggy Ricard Webster wrote the most vivid description of the meteoric shower of November 12, 1833, that has come to the attention of the author of this volume. She stated that there was no noise connected with the phenomenon, but that the display was more spectacular than any of the four (1797-1831- 1833) "Star-falls" which she had witnessed. The blazing flash­ es fell like p11lllllllets, darted horizontally, and crossed arxire­ crossed one another in great confusion. The shower continued, she wrote, "until it seemed that the celestial pyrotechnist would exhaust the supply of sideriol flakes, but the real stars shone on in undiminished number. To form an accurate idea of the magnificent display one would have to imagine a snow-storm with every flake a star. If the celestial visitants had been solid substance the earth would have been covered with a sheet of glowing fire."

THE WINGFIELD FAMILY

The Franklin County family traces descent from Thom­ as Wingfield great grandson of Sir John Wingfield of Lethering­ ham, England. According to the Register of St. Peter's Parish, this Thomas Wingfield settled in York County, Virginia, in 1636. His son, Thomas, married Mary , who died in 1714. They had 6 children. Ruth, bap, Oc~, 1691; Thomas, b. ca, 1693, m. Sarah Garland; John, b. ca. 1695, m. Mary Hudson; Robert, b. ca. 1696, m. Ann .....,,..-..,.,...,i Mary, bap. Feb. 25, 1699-1700; and Elizabeth, bap. July 12, 1702. Thomas m., second, Mary and had a son, Owen, b. Sept. 23, 1719. (See Virginia Magazine April 1952, article by Dr, John G, Herndon.) Of the six children of Thomas Wingfield and Mary John, b. ca. 1695, m. Mary Hudson in 1720, and spent his li~ in Hanover county. John d. before 1762, They had only one proved child, named Charles, b. ca. 1720, and d. 1803 in Al­ bemarle County, Virginia. Charles m. Rachael Joyner in 1741, and had 11 children. These children are listed in Dr. Herndon 1 s article and also in Wood 1 s "History or Albemarle. 11 This Char­ les served in the American Revolution, according to Auditor's Accounts, Vol. 18, p. 462. The,11 children of Charles and RachaeJ.Joyner Wing­ field were: 231

1. John, 1742-1814, m. Robina Langford in 1764. Issue 12 children. 2. Charles, m. Mary Lewis. He died 1819. No issue. 3. William, served in the militia company of Sept. 1758, 4. Christopher, d. 1821, m. Elizabeth and had 4 children. 5. Joseph, Capt., 1st Militia Co. 6. Frances, m. his cousin Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas, and had 6 children. 7, Mary, m. John Hamner. 8. Ann, m. John Harrison. 9. Sarah, m. a Mr. Martin. 10. Jemima, m. Samuel Barksdale. 11. Elizabeth, m. Henley Hamner. Mary Hudson Wingfield, dau. of Charles Hudson,-and wife of John Wingfield, of Hanover, conveyed to her son Charles, in 1762, a part of the 500 acres which she had received from her father. This place on which Charles was living when his mother conveyed it to him, was situated in the Biscuit Run Val­ ley of Albemarle County, near the north fork of Hardware Creek, a locality long occupied by the Wingfield family. Charles was a signer of the famous Albemarle Declaration of Independence. Charles Wingfield, a son of Charles and Rachael Joy­ ner Wingfield, was long known as Charles Jr. He was appointed a magistrate in 1794 and served as sheriff in 1819, but died a month after taking office. His home was at Bellair, on Hard­ ware Creek. In 1783, hem. Mary Lewis, daughter of Charles Lewis Jr., of Buck Island, and widow of Col. Charles Lewis of North Garden. In his will he mentioned generally his wife's relatives as well as his own. He left no children. John Wingfield (1742-1814), m. in 1764, Robina Lang­ ford, and had 12 children: 1. John Moore, b. May 6, 1765, m. Ann Buster, dau. of John Buster, and had 5 children. 2. Edward, b. 1767, m. Nancy Hazelrig, Dec. 27, 1790, and had 8 'Children. He d. 1806. 3. Robert, d. 1825, He had 7 children. 232 4. Matthew, m. Martha Buster, and had 2 children. 5. Rebecca Gilham, m. William Wingfield, her cousin, and had 9 children. 6. Mary. 7. Martha. 8. Reuben, b. ca. 1780, m. Mary Anderson, and had 6 children. 9. Elizabeth 10. name unknown. 11. name unknown. 12. Joseph Benjamin, m. Susan. There were 12 children in all, although his will dated July 8, 1804, says, "if more than one of my sons should be de­ sirous of keeping the said land I desire that they should cast lots for it, and whichever of them gains it by lot shall pay to the other eleven the above mentioned sums." Strangely, he men­ tions only 6 of his children, as does the article by Dr. Hern­ don. That Reuben was one of John Wingfield 1 s sons is proved by a deed which he signed Apr. 7, 1842, in which Reuben sold to Thomas F. Wingfield (a nephew) his interest in the "real e­ state of John Wingfield (my father) Senr. deceased, in Albe­ marle County". Deed Book 42, p. 446. Reuben, b. ca. 1780, d, Apr. 1842, m. Mary Anderson. He lived in Hanover County, Va. They had 6 children. Another Charles Wingfield came to Albemarle from Hanover in the early 1800 1 s, m. Cary Ann, dau. of Lewis Nic­ holas. He died in 1864. His children were:

1. Frances, m. Waddy Roberts

2. Mary, m. John Mosby 3. Sarah, m. John Morris 4. Miriam, m. Robert Thornton 5. Julia, m. John Roberts 6. Edmonia 7. John 8. George 9. Charles L. 233

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James Lewis Wingfield, b. ca. 1790, d. 1840, m. Eliz­ abeth Parberry, dau. of James and Ann Parberry, b. ca. 1794, on Dec. 15, 1807, and had issue: 1. Gustavus Adolphus Wingfield, b. ca. 1808, m. Charlotte Griffin, and had issue: a. Mary, m. Col. William Allen, who was killed at Gettysburg. b. William Lewis, who succeeded to Allen's command, m. Jerusha Kasey. o. Charlotte, died unmarried. d. Kate, d. unmarried. e. Samuel G., b. Oct. 17, 1846, m. Sallie Alexan­ der, Oct. 17, 1887, and served as Clerk of Court and Mayor of Lynchburg. He had a son, among others, named Samuel, who edited a mag­ azine for Dupont, called Splinters, at Hope­ well, Va., during World War I. f. Sarah, d. unmarried. g. Nannie, died unmarried. h. James F., m. Lucy Dillard, and had issue: Mar­ tha (Daisy), William Lewis, and Gustavus A., who was a lawyer in Roanoke. 2. Anne Elizabeth Wingfield, m. Capt. Sam Morgan and had issue: a. Samuel, who died at Martinsville. He had a son Ben. b. Lewis, died at Rocky Mount. c. Charlotte, m. C. M. Zeigler of Dickinson's Store. d. Frank. 3. Susan Lewis Wingfield, b. 1816, d. 1899, m. Jan. 16, 1844, Maston Jackson Ayers, 1817-1857, and had issue: 6 children: a. Sarah Charlotte E. Ayers, b. Nov. 23, 1844, d. Aug. 12, 1903, m. Henry C. Barr~ b. June 8, 1845, d. Mar. 10, 1892, on July 18, lb67, and had 234

issue: (1) George Roy Barr, b. June 25, 1868, d, Mar. 16, 1910, unmarried. (2) Lillian (Leila) Wingfield Barr, b. Oct. 14, 1872, m. Charles F. Maddox, June 6, 1899; issue: Charles Kellog Maddox, b. Jan. 14, 1902, m. Ruth Skin­ ner, June 12, 1927; and Harry Barr Maddox, b. Apr. 19, 1906, unmarried. (3) Henry C. Barr, b. Oct. 12, 1876, m. Aug. 6, 1901, Kate C. Cardoza, of Philadelphia, b. Dec. 31, 1879, and had issue: Cameron C. Barr, b. Aug. 17, 1903, m. Anne Bomberger, b. Apr. 9, 1904, on Mar. 3, 1928, and had Cameron Jr., b, Aug. 31, 1929; George Roy Barr, b. Dec. 20, 1906, unmarried; and Sarah Lewis Barr, b. Feb. 3, 1916. (4) Mary Lewis Barr, b. Apr. 13, 1887, d. July 5, 1888. b, Ann Jane (Nannie) Graves Ayers, b. Mar. 29, 1847, m. Albert B. Eaton, of Bristol, and had 6 children: (1) Alice Lelia, m. Prof. R.H. Sheppe, and had Robert, whom. Mary Kent Haw­ ley. (2) Ethel J., unmarried (3) Bessie, m. Norton F. Smith and had Norton Jr., and Jane Elizabeth Smith, whom. Edward N. Backus (4) Sarah Albert (Roberta) unmarried (5) Victoria, m. Embree Potts, and had Mary Victoria and Embree Jr. (6) Hugh H., m. Julia Parkey, and had Julia Wingfield, and Hugh Jr. Hugh Sr., d. Apr. 10, 1934. c. Rufus Adolphus Ayers, b. May 20, 1849, d. May 14, 1926, m. Victoria Louisa Morrison,and had 5 children: (1) Kate Lewis, m. L. O. Pettit; and had a large family (2) Henry Jackson, unmarried 235

(3) Maggie L., dead. (4) James B., m. Julia Bullitt, and had several children. (5) Rufus Wingfield, who was attorney gen­ eral under Gov. Fit=hugh Lee. d, Mary Lelia Lewis Wingfield Ayers, b. June 11, 1851, d. Oct. 1, 1905, m, Arthur Joseph Eaton, b, July 18, 1849, d. June 19, 1929, on Feb, 1878. Issue: (1) Sophia Peebles, b. Feb. 14, 1879, m, Wilbur Egbert Pettus, who d. Dec, 29, 1933, (2) Joseph Jackson, b. Sept, 1882, m. Lucy Lykes Downey, Nov. 14, 1912, and had Joseph Jr., b. May 25, 1918, and Ja­ mes A, Downey, b. Sept. 30, 1920. (3) Arthur Josephus, Jr,, b, Jan, 7, 1884, unmarried, e, William Alexander Ayers, lawyer and judge, b, Aug, 17, 1853, d. June 26, 1914, was twice mar­ ried: First hem, Margaret J, c. Fickle, b. Jan. 20, 186o, d. May 14, 1883, on May 11, 1877, and had issue: (1) Nannie Estelle, b. May 20, 1878, d. Nov, 11, 1880 (2) Susan Lewis, b. Aug. 8, 1879, d. same day (3) Bettie Lewis, b. Oct, 12, 1880, m. Lynn Wood Haskins, b, Jan, 4, 1874, on Sept, 16, 1903, and had issue: Mary Margaret, b. Dec. 22, 1904, m. Dr. Graeme A, Canning, b, Oct. 5, 1900, assistant professor of Zoology at the Univ, of Tenn., on June 22, 1931; Betty Lynn, b. July 30, 1910, unmarried; and Lynn Wood Jr., b, Jan, 19, 1925. (4) Margaret, b, May 8, 1883, m. Abner Lunsford, b. Dec, 6, 1873, d. Apr. 12, 1926, on June 21, 1906, and had Julia Lewis, b. Mar. 21, 1908. William Alexander Ayers, m. second, Mary A. Gilmer, b, Mar. 16, 186o, d. Mar. 14, 1923, on Feb. 11, 1885, and had issue: (1) Eula Ayers, b. Feb. 24, 1887, d. July 22, 1896 (2) William Rufus Ayers, b. Dec. 10, 1888, m. first, Willie Glenn Shomaker, b. Mar. 15, 1892, d. Mar. 29, 1915, on June 29, 1915, and had issue: Mary Elizabeth, b. Mar. 20, 1915, m. Wil­ liam Callaway, June 6, 1933, and had Betty Glenn.William Rufus, m. second, Mrs. Mattie Lee Morgan, b. June 18, 1891, on June 22, 1921, and had Betty Mae, b. Jan. 11, 1923, and Wm. Rufus Jr. b. July 2, 1925 (3) James Morgan Ayers, b. May 7, 1889, m. Virginia Elizabeth Gilmer, b. Mar. 29, 1892, on June 30, 1915, and had issue: Eula, b. May 11, 1916 Virginia, b. June 7, 1917 James, b. May 16, 1919 Ann Gray, b. Nov. 26, 1920 William Alexander, b. Nov. 21, 1922 Charlotte Marie, b. Aug. 18, 1924 David Lewis, b. Jan. 13, 1926 Richard Wingfield, b. Apr. 22, 1927 Hugh Allen, b. July 18, 1931, d. Dec. 1934 (4) Mary Sue Ayers, b. Dec. 7, 1890, m. Clarence R. Painter, b. Nov. 4, 1892, on Sept. 10, 1924, and had Mary Alice, b. Aug. 2, 1933 (5) Esther Pauline Ayers, b. Jan. 6, 1893, m. Ira R. Gray, b. Mar. 17, 1883, on Sept. 22, 1914, and had Reynolds Ayers, b. Aug. 30, 1915; Maston Lewis, b. Aug. 17, 1916; James Morgan, b. Feb. 14, 1918; and Wm. Howard, b. Jan. 26, 1921 (6) Alice Jane Clarice Ayers, b. Nov. 4, 1895, m. Felix P. Heald, b. June 25, 1892, on July 7, 1919, and had: Felix Jr., b. Dec. 3, 1921; and John Ayers, b. Feb. 9, 1922 (7) Sarah Wingfield Ayers, b. Jan. 2, 1899, m. Joseph E. Duff, on July 29, 1924, and had : Mary Catherine, b. June 6, 1925; Sammy Lewis, b. Oct. 12, ,1926; 237

Joseph Eugene Jr., b. June 27, 1930 f. Thomas James Ayers, b. Jan. 13, 1857, d. Oct. 16, 1859 NOTE: In the fall of. 1933, Mrs. Gustavus Wingfield Lovell, wrote the author: "Judge Wm. Alexander Ayers' second wife was my half-sister, Alice Gilmer. It was my uncle, T. J. Gilmer, and his wife who took Bob Schuler, a noted Methodist preacher, up- on the death of his mother, and kept him for several years, un­ til his father remarried. The second Mrs. Schuler was Miss Mary Ketron. My uncle died when he was 54. The widow then married George Ketron, a brother of Bob Schuler's stepmother." 4. William A. Wingfield, m. Elizabeth Prunty, dau. of Jesse and Nancy Flnney Prunty, Oct. 4, 1824, and had 2daugh­ ters: Ann, and Jane. After the death of William, his widow, m. her cousin, Amos Finney, Jan. 6, 1834, and moved to Madison County, Kentucky. 5. James Lewis Wingfield 6. John Graves Wingfield 7. Paulina Wingfield, m. William Jackson Bernard, and lived at Glade Hill. Their sons, Peter and William, lived in Roanoke. 8. Sarah Jerusha Jane Wingfield, m. John Pinckard Lovell, b. 1827, and had: a. James Lewis, b. 1860

b. John William, b, 1863, m. Betty McDermid c. Gustavus, b. 1866, m. Sarah Jane Taylor of Russell County, and had : Sarah Gilmer, Mary Katherine, and John Taylor. Sarah, m. Ernest L. Becke~ and 2 children, Gustavus Wingfield Lovell was an esteemed friend of the author. He died in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1934 d. Mary Eliza, m. a Mr. Doyle e. Joseph Pinckard, m. Allie McDermid f. Samuel Francis, m. Ada Crouch

II.

Christopher Wingfield, m. Nancy Stockton, dau. of Richard, Feb. 1, 1815: 238

l. William H., m. ~sarah V. Bondurant, Oct. 1853, and had issue: a. Edward, m., first, Nellie Trent, and, second, Myrtis Coleman, and had: Thomas, Kathryn, Edwin, and Janie. b. Copeland, m. Lula Copeland of Snow Creek, and had Lottie, and E. B. Both Edward and Copeland served as high constables of Roanoke. c. William L., no record. d. Alice, m. Thompson Minter, and had: Virginia, J. W., Ella, and Eva. Alice, died in 1891. e. Bonner, m. Thomas B. Stultz, and had Jesse. Bonner died in 1929. f. Mary Elizabeth, m. W. L. Draper, and had: Jesse, Ben, Harry, Janie, Helen, Edna, Ruth, and Mar­ garet. 2. John Spotswood, m. Harriet Bondurant, Feb. 11, 1847. 3. Copeland, d. unmarried. 4. Lewis died in the Army. 5. Matthew Madison, b. on Snow Creek, Dec. 12, 1831, m. Martha J. Salmon, of Henry County, in 1853, and moved to Indiana in 1867. His daughters are Unknown to me. His sons were: a. James c. b. John B. c. Lewis d. George C. Matthew d. Sept. 30, 1918. His wife died Jan. 17 1909. 6. Charles, d. unmarried. 7. Susan, m. John R. Martln, Aug. 5, 1840. 8. Sally, m. Henry Ivey, and had Henry and Sally. Note: Some say she m. Peter Stockton, and had Sally, Susan, and Charles, but this mar­ riage date is June 1, 1812, and so is questionable. 239 9. Elizabeth C., m. Elder Elkanah B. Turner, Oct. 27, 1840, and had Zachary Taylor Turner, a primitive Baptist preacher. There were other sons, but I do not have their names. Zachary was a son by the first wife.

III.

William Wingfield, m. Mary (Polly) Tench Wingfield, dau. of Henry and Patty Tench, on Jan. 6, 1817, and had issue: 1. Oliver Pinckney Wingfield, b. 1819, m. Delilah Smith, dau. of Mark, Apr. 3, 1843, and had: a. William L., b. 1844 b. Frances Marian, b. 1846, d. Apr. 26, 1913 c. Nancy M., b. Feb. 18, 1852, d. Jan. 16, 1916, m. a Mr. SnyEler d. James F., b. 1852, d. Nov. 7, 1926 e. Virenda, b. 1855, m. Charles Townsend f. Susan (Lottie) b. 1857, m. William Conner g. Ann E., b. 1857, d. 1929, m. Milroy Oliver, in 1877

h. Perry Wyatt, 1860, migrated West

1. Frank These children moved to Indiana. 2. Parthenia (Athenia) Wingfield, d. unmarried. 3, Dolly Wingfield, b. 1825 or 1833, m. James Atkins and had issue: a. Alice, m. John Stegall b. Anna Eliza, m. Tarleton Carter c. Henry, m. first a ~~ss James, second, Lelia Hicks d. William, m. Nannie E. Winn e. Emma, m. John P. Brock f. Mary, unmarried g. Caleb, m, Julia Cole 240

h. Octavia, rn. Calvin Stultz i. Rebecca, rn. Ferdinand Hough (Huff)

j. Mattie, rn. William Hall k. Susie, m. Joseph Stultz 4. William Henry Wingfield, b. Jan. 2, 1826, d. Dec. 26, 1907, rn. Letitia Bennett, b. May 1, 1830, d. July 24, 1907, dau. of Preston S. and Mary Beheler Bennett, Jan. 10, 1854, and had issue: a. Mary Ann, b. Dec. 24, 1854, m. Granville Strat­ ton Jones, Aug. 25, 1874, and had 12 children: (1) Letitia Clark, b. June 1875, rn. Gar­ land Y. Bailey, Oct. 28, 1904. (2) Margaret Lois, b. Mar. 23, 1878, rn. Stephen Boray, June 30, 1820. (3) Robert Oliver, b. Feb. 20, 1879, m., first, Minnie Trent, May 30, 1904; second, Eva Ward, July 12, 1914; and had Aubrey, b. Mar. 3, 1905; and Ann b. Jan. 16, 1907. (4) William Stratton, b. Feb. 18, 1882, m. Carrie Smith, Dec. 25, 1913, and had 6 children: Mary Elizabeth, b. Oct. 23, 1914; Sallie Clark, b. Aug. 28, 1917;' Evelyn Thornhill, b. May 5, 1919; Margaret Boray, b. Apr. 26, 1921; William Stratton Jr., b. Feb. 18, 1926; Frank Grandison, b. Oct. 19, 1931 (5) Frank, b. Dec. 15, 1884, rn., first, Sallie Teague, and had Frank Jr., b. 1929. Married, second, Lena Dutton. (6) Wyatt Willard, b. Aug. 1886-7, rn. Lot­ tie Jefferson, Nov. 25, 1911, and had 5 children: Rachael, b. May 27, 1916; Wyatt, Jr., Aug. 19, 1917; Leah Clark, b. Feb. 12, 1920; Laurice A., b. Sept. 5, 1922; and Alpha, b. Dec. 28, 1925. (7) Warner, b, Aug. 8, 1888, m. Margaret Stiles, Oct. 22, 1916, and had Vir­ ginia, b. July 20, 1917-18. (8) Gordon Bennett, b. May 5, 1895, rn. Nell Jefferson, Oct. 1, 1916, sister of Wyatt's wife, and had Gordon Jef- 241

ferson, b. Jan. 18, 1930, and Bever­ ly Gail. (9) Lillie Mae, b, July 15, 1892, rn. John Whitmyer, Apr. 30, 1919, and had: Betsy Ann, b. Dec. 9, 1920; John Jr., b. Mar. 11, 1922; Lewis Searing, b. July 14, 1927; Nancy Lou, b. Sept. 1931. (10) Eugene, b. 1897, m. Debra Mccann, and had son Jack Michael, b. Oct. 13, 1930. {11) James Mart, unmarried (1935) (12) Brother Braxton, died when 2 years old. b. Sarah Virginia, b. July 10, 1856, d. May 19, 1900, m. Edgar Moore, Dec. 12, 1878, and had 5 children: (1) William Ludwell, b. Sept. 10, 1879, m. Sarah E. Evans, and had William Jr., b. Dec. 21, 1905 (2) Sue (3) Minnie (4) Walter Henry (5) Grace c. Robert Calvin, b, Jan. 10, 1858, m. Judith Va­ sti Scott, and had issue: ( 1) Charles W., b. Nov. 28, 1883, m. Nan­ nie B. Asher, Jan. 31, 1906, and had 4 children: Carlton A., b. May 2, 1909; Evelyn E., b, Mar. 26, 1912; Mallen H., b. May 31, 1918; Jonsy E., b. July 8, 1921. (2) Elsie S., b. Sept. 5, 1889, m. Tanner Asher, Oct. 4, 1905, and had 3 child­ ren: Edith W., b. Feb. 2, 1909; Ken­ dall C., b. Mar. 23, 1911; and Kath­ leen V., b. July 1, 1913. (3) Olive Hudnall, b. Oct. 3, 1892, m. Herbert A. Matthews, Feb. 4, 1928 and had son, Stuart Gray, b. Jan. 28, 1930. d. Frances Eleanora, b. Dec. 3, 1859, d. May 4, 242

1948, m. John Robert Gilchrist, Dec. 12, 1878, and had 11 children: ( 1) Charles Henry, b. Dec. 27, 1879, m. Nellie Frances Trent, Dec. 24, 1902, and had 2 children: Clyde Herbert, b. Mar. 12, 1904; and Cornelia Flo­ rence, b. Dec. 22, 1905. (2) Eleanora Holmes, b. Dec. 3, 1880, d. Jan. 15, 1919. (3) Earl, b. Apr. 1, 1882, d. May 17, 1905 (4) Edward Hobson, b. Apr. 1, 1882 (twin of Earl) m. Feb. 2, 1905, Ruth Harvey, and had 2 daughters: 1st d. an infant, 2nd Charlotte Temple, d, Dec. 21, 1909. (5) Willie Lewis, b. Dec. 23, 1883, d. Mar. 17, 1884. (6) Walter, b, Feb. 24, 1885, m. Nannie F. Wright, Apr. 15, 1906 and had 3 children: Robert Braxton, b. Feb. 23, 1907; Mollie Virginia, b. Sept. 28, 1908 and Frances Alease, b. Feb. 20, 1915. (7) Virginia Frances, b. Feb. 11, 1887, m. Herbert H. Cochran, Feb. 12, 1908, and had 3 childrm: Sedorah M., b. Apr. 29,,1910; Anita R., b. Mar. 30, 1916; Herbert Jr., b. Sept. 13, 1924. (8) Ida Lillian, b, July 5, 1889, who is a registered nurse in Lynchburg. (9) Florence, b. Dec. 10, 1891, d. Apr. 25, 1892. (10) Raymond, b. Feb. 13, 1893, m. Mary Virginia Myers, Mar. 12, 1924 and had Raymond Jr., b. Aug. 16, 1926. (11) James Valentine, b. Feb. 14, 1895, m. Bessie I. Bryant, Nov. 7, 1921, and had 4 sons: James Jr., b. Aug. 2, 1922; John Robert, b. Feb. 16, 1924; Curtis Wilson, b. Mar. 24, 1926 and Edwin Errl, b. Feb. 6, 1928. e. William Preston, b. July 2, 1861, d. Jan. 19, 1931, m. Nannie Bob Elder (b. 1862) and had 7 children: 243

(1) Ella Frances, b. No,,. 26, 1885, m. Raymond Viar (b. 1883) Mar, 1, 1910, and had 5 children: Everett R., b. Dec. 18, 1910; Earl R., b. Aug. 8, 1912; Evelyn F., b. Apr. 16, 1915; Elwood Pershing, b. Oct. 7, 1917; and Emmett M., b. May 11, 1920. (2) Gertrude Holmes, b. Sept. 5, 1888, m. Daniel H. Hubbard, Jan. 26, 1911 (3) Flora Samuel, b. Dec. 6, 1890, m. Wil­ liam D. Holt, Oct. 31, 1919, and had 2 children: Daniel Stockton, b. May 11, 1921; and Fred Calvin, b. May 25, 1925. (4) Conrad Barksdale, b. Dec. 3, 1892, m. Carrie Walton, Dec. 20, 1913, and had 3 children: Virginia Alice, b. June 14, 1915; Leighton Walton, b. May 11, 1917; and Conrad Jr., b. Nov. 22, 1919. (5) Ralph, b. Apr. 18, 1895, m. Alice B. Monaghan, Aug. 7, 1915, and had 2 child­ ren: Ralph Gabriel, b. May 15, 1917; and Muriel Cecile, b. Sept. 28-, .1917 (6) Ardie, b. Jan. 19, 1899, m. Herbert 0. Cox, and had Nan Catherine, b. Sept. 28, 1929 (7) William, b. Nov. 9, 1901, m. Beatrice Johnson, and had Robert Terrell, b. Jan. 19, 1925. f. Emma Lee, b. July 10, 1866, d. Sept. 23, 1917, m. Walter H. Woodall, Dec. 3, 1884, and had 6 children: (1) James Henry, b. Aug. 7, 1885, m. Lil­ lian E. Echols, Oct. 16, 1911, and had 7 children: Torina Virginia, b. Aug. 5, 1912; Mildred Alice, b. Apr. 11, 1914; Edna Grace, b. June 14, 1915; Mary Joyce, b. Feb. 13, 1913; Audrey Echols, b. Feb. 1, 1920; Dorothy Lee, b. Sept. 14, 1921; and James Henry Jr., b. Oct. 26, 1922. (2) Thomas Richard, b. Aug. 7, 1887, m. Minnie M. Hackworth, June 19, 1913, and had 7 children: Herman Richard, 244

b. May 14, 1914; Myrtle Lee, b. Mar. 10, 1916; Etna Gail, b. July 27, 1918; Margaret Louise, b, Aug. 4, 1920; Ethel, b. Nov. 22, 1922; Eleanora Virginia,b. Jan. 11, 1925; and Thomas William, b. Dec. 10, 1927, ( 3) Ida Lillian, b. Oct 21, 1889, m. Jesse F. Capps, Oct. 26, 1910, and had Jes­ se Maxwell, b. Dec. 31, 1911; Randolph Perrow, b. Dec. 11, 1913; Calvin Cau­ lease, b. July 8, 1915; and Walter Lee, b. Nov. 19, 1917. (4) Willard, b. Dec. 10, 1891, m. Josep­ hine Brown, June 19, 1916, and had 2 children: Emma Elizabeth, b. Jan. 15, 1923, and Frances Virginia, b. Jan. 10, 1925. (5) Lillian Frances, b. Jan. 9, 1894, m. William Edgar Owens, Aug. 5, 1920, and had 3 children: Lois Helen, b. Sept. 27, 1921; Martha Price, b. Sept. 10, 1923; and Lillian Frances, b. Sept. 14, 1928. (6) Lucy Hazel, b. Mar. 29, 1897, m. Percy V. Kirby, Sept. 10, 1919, and had Per- cy Victor Jr., b. July 29, 1920. g. Mattie Burton, b, ·Apr. 8, 1868, m. John Wesley Evans Jr., Feb, 22, 1888, and had 8 child­ ren: (1) Hubert Hearn, b. Dec. 11, 1888, m. Frances N. Ware, Sept. 12, 1942. They adopted a son, John Ware, b. Oct. 2, 1942, adopted Sept. 7, 1946 (2) Herman, b. Aug. 31, 1890, m. Ethel Sowell, Nov. 24, 1915, and had 7 child­ ren: May, b. Sept. 16, 1916; Kathryn, b. Nov. 7, 1917; Robert Preston, b. June 29, 1920; Nancy L., b. June 21, 1931; Shirley Grey, b. Apr. 26, 1933; Herman, Jr., b. Aug. 30, 1939; and James Malcolm, b. Aug. 11, 1941. (3) Georgie, b. Dec. 4, 1892, m. William R. Davis, Jan. 31, 1910, and had 4 children: Minnie Ruth, b. Feb. 11, 1911; Nannie William, b. Jan. 17, 1913; Ella Elizabeth, b. July 12, 1915; and John William, b. Jan. 31, 19_20. (4) Florence Elizabeth, b. June 5, 1895, 245

m. Edward G. Minnix, Jan. 31, 1915, and had 4 children: Edward Irvin b. Nov. 26, 1915; Vivian Marie, b. Oct. 3, 1917; Edith Mae, b. Nov. 23, 1919; and Carl Haywood, b. Dec. 23, 1921. (5) Paul, b. Oct. 4, 1897, m. Bessie E. Carwile, Dec. 3, 1926, and had Mild- red Pauline, b. Dec. 27, 1927, (6) Elna, b, Apr, 15, 1901, m. Willie Cy­ rus, Dec. 23, 1924. (7) William, b. June 12, 1904, d, Jan. 17, 1934. (8) Marguerite, b. May 28, 1908, m. Rus­ sell B. Elder, Dec. 23, 1926, and had son Reginald Burns, b. Nov. 20, 1929 h. Ada Lillian, b, July 20, 1870, d. Nov, 26, 1912 (one of twins) m. John Phillip Davis, Dec, 18, 1895, and had 5 children: (1) Eva Ludwell, b. Jan. 18, 1899, m. Sandy Sowell, and had Martin Phillip~ b, Aug, 25, 1915; and Wingfield, b. Jan. 24, 1916. (2) James Russell, b, Feb, 26, 1901, m. Jessie M, Tilley, June 20, 1924, and had 4 children: Russell Edward, b. May 6, 1925; Wesley Earl, b, Nov, 1, 1926; Shirley Agnes, b, Aug, 24, 1927; Jessie Winfred, b, Feb. 2, 1929, (3) Robert Braxton (Braxter) b. Jan, 17, 1904, m, Ellen Alice Tilley, July 16, 1932, and had 5 children: Carol Ann, b, Sept. 4, 1933; John Robert, b, Feb. 4, 1936; Barbara Ellen, b. June 2 1938; Phyllis Jean, b, June 28, 1942; and Dennis Richard, b. Jan. 5, 1947. (4) Innis Earl, b. May 2, 1906, m, Jean­ ette M. Druschell, July 31, 1927; m. second, Jessie Morgan Martin, Dec. 7, 1934, and had son Innis Jr., b. Oct. 3, 1935. (5) Infant son lived only a few days. 1, Ida Leonard, b, July 20, 1870, d, Feb, 28, 1911, m. James Henry Marshall, Dec. 18, 1895, and had 4 children: (1) Layton, b. Jan. 30, 1898, d. Aug. 22, 1916. (2) Iva, b. Sept. 5, 1899, m. George Lee Moore, D c. 22, 1928 (3) William Robert, b. Apr. 6, 1904, m. Nora May Williams, Jan. 31, 1935, and had Elizabeth Collins, b, June 21, 1940. (4) Virginia Elizabeth, b. Apr. 19, 1908, m. Henry Walden Davis, Jan, 28, 1927, 5, Pinckney Green Wingfield, b, July 7, 1827, m, Har­ riet Cooper, b. Oct. 28, 1829, dau. of Gideon and America Law Cooper, Sept, 6, 1850. Hem. second, Lucy Lovell Woody, Feb. 1897. Harriet d. Aug, 1893. Issue: a. William Jasper, b. June 20, 1851 b. Emily Mandeville, b. Aug. 3, 1853 c. Mary Catherine, b. May 31, 1855 d. Tazewell Tarleton, b. Oct. 4, 1858 e. Victoria Ann, b, Aug. 3, 1862 r. Martha Victoria, b. Feb. 12, 1866 6. Lewis Franklin Wingfield, b, Nov. 12, 1831, d. May 20, 1907, m, Virginia Elizabeth Wingfield, daughter of Charles and Lucy Hicks Wingfield, d. Nov. 1856, and had issue: a, George, b, Sept. 11, 1857 b. Sarah Elizabeth, b, 1859 c. James L., b. Apr. 15, 1865 d. John, b. Mar. 12, 1867 e. Ida Emerson, d, Nov. 1903 f. Florence, b. Sept, 11, 1873 g. Mary Eliza, b. Apr. 7, 1878 h. Robert Lee, b. Oct, 31, 1880 Lewis Franklin Wingfield, m, second, Letitia Brock, dau, of Lorenzo Dow and Mary Kidd Brock, and had second, son, Charles T., b, Apr, 17, 1887, 247

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Pinckney Green Wingfield, b. July 7, 1827, d. Apr. 28, 1908, son of William and Mary Tench Wingfield, m. Harriet B. Cooper, b. Oct. 28, 1829, d. Aug. 1893, dau. of Gideon and America Law Cooper, Sept. 6, 1850, Hem., second, Lucy Lovell Woody, Feb. 1897. 1. William Jasper Wingfield, b. June 20, 1851, d. Jan. 31, 1929-30, m. Quintina, dau. of Samuel Woodall of Moun­ tain Valley, and had 13 children, listed below. Quintina d. Apr. 20, 1901. Hem., second, Ella Trent, b. Dec. 25, 1914, d. 1937, a. Betty Marcelle, b. Nov. 27, 1881, m. George Lewis Brodie, Dec. 1902 and had issue: (1) Dewey Clifford Brodie, b. 1903, m. Geneva Owen, Sept. 2, 1933, Betty, d. May 1905 b. William Tell, b. Mar. 12, 1883, d. Dec. 9, 1955 (?), m. June 7, 1909, Sallie Allen, b. Aug. 3, 1881, and had issue: (1) Juanita, b. July B, 1910 (2) Allen, b. Sept. 12, 1911 (3) Sallie Rainey, b. Dec. 16, 1912 (4) Mary Marcelle, b. Oct. 16, 1918 (5) William Tell, b. Jan. 12, 1921 c. Berta M., b. Aug. 26, 1884, d. unmarried in Nov. 1896 d. Patrick Green, b. May 20, 1887, m. Ena L. Tur­ pin of Rockbridge County, July 6, 1914 (Ena d. Aug. 31, 1944). Hem. second, Henrietta Child, Feb. 25, 1947. Issue: (1) Elizabeth, b. Oct. 12, 1916 (2) Nancy Pope, b. Oct. 9, 1917 ( 3) Patrick Green, Jr., b. Mar. 3, 1922 e. Ella Kate, b. Jan. 12, 1886, m. William B. Tur- ner, Dec. 27, 1911, and had issue: (1) Samuel b. Oct. 18, 1912 (2) Mary Quintina, b. Dec. 12, 1914 248

(3) Jasper DeShazo, b. July 7, 1916 (4) Virginia Rainey, b. Nov. 28, 1921 (5) Mildred W., b. July 28, 1925 f. Samuel J., b. Dec. 25, 1888, d. Dec. 22, 1961, m. Essie D. Jones, Apr. 8, 1912, and had issue: (1) Georgia Helen, b, Jan. 27, 1913, m. Lloyd Richardson, July 1~, 1932 (2) Quintina Louise, b. Dec. 4, 1914, rn. Jesse Draper, Sept. 2, 1933 (3) Nancy Beatrice, b. Oct. 23, 1918 g. Thomas Otis, b. Mar. 30, 1890, m. Bessie Davis, Mar. 27, 1912, and had issue: (1) Fred D., b. Dec. 22, 1912 (2) Della F., b. Apr. 19, 1914, m. Henry W. Barbour, Apr. 16, 1932 (3) Lewis W., b, Jan. 9, 1917 (4) Lottie V., b. May 18, 1918 (5) Henrietta, b. Feb. 27, 1920 (6) Fairy, _b. May 30, 1922 (7) Russell R., b. Oct. 29, 1926 (8) Nancy W., b. Feb. 18, 1930 h. Beverly Fulton, b. Aug. 1891, d. Aug. 1960, m. Argie Bateman, Apr. 20, 1919, and had issue: (1) Mary E., b. S~pt. 25, 1920 (2) Anna Lee, b. July 28, 1922 (3) Nancy Ruth, b. Dec. 3, 1925 (4) Clara, b. Dec. 20, 1927

1. Sallie F., b. Apr. 25, 1893, d. July 1909

j. Luther Alfred, b. Nov. 27, 1894, d. Jan. 14, 1958, m. Margaret Cahill, Feb. 9, 1921, and had issue: (1) Melton, b. Aug. 14, 1922 249

(2) Rives, b. Dec. 10, 1923 {3-4) Twins Madie and Marie, b. Mar. 30, 1925 (5-6-7) Triplets: Ina. Ivey and Iris, b. Nov. 7, 1926 k. Lottie Harriet, b. Apr. 12, 1896, m. Waddy T. Allen, died without issue in Feb. 1916 1. Rainey Maud, b. 1899, d. Nov. 3, 1929, m. Wad­ dy T. Allen and had issue: {l) Lottie Thompson (2) William Darling (3) Jettye m. Fletcher Pinckney, b. Nov. 25, 1897, d. un­ married in 1948 2. Emily Mandeville Wingfield, b. Aug. 3, 1853, m. Jesse Carter and had issue: a. Sallie, m. James Metts b. Ennna, m. Joseph Wilson c. Mary )Polly), m. Henry Overton d. Rose, m. first, John McDowell, and second, John Eiler. e. Peachy, m. Elizabeth Petty f. Hetty, m. Bruce Stone g. Annie, m. first Charles H. Bell, and second, Stirling Carter h. Posie, m. Susie Bell 1. Thomas Cody, m. Hope Bell 3. Mary Catherine Wingfield, b. May 31, 1855, m. Dan­ iel Barrow, and had issue: a. John, b. ca. 1880, disappeared when young, and never heard from b. Ellen, b. ca. 1882, lived in west Virginia c. Watt Green, b. Jan. 26, 1885 in Franklin County m. first, Nannie Lee, and, second, Barrow 250

d. William Oren, b. June 4, 1886, m. Mary (Mollie) Yates (Yeates), and had 4 children e. Robert D., b. 1889, m. first, Minnie Manns, and second, Ella Bream, and had 7-8 children f. Joseph B., b. 1893-4, m. first, Nannie Burnett, and second, Maud Spicer, and had 5 children g. Charles S., b. Nov. 11, 1895 h. Harrison F., b. Dec. 24, 1897, m. Ollie Pre­ witt (Pruitt), and had 2 children. 4. Tazewell Tarleton Wingfield, b. Oct. 4, 1858, d. Mar. 30, m. first, Alice Mitchell b. June 29, 1863, d. July 19, 1891, dau, of Franklin, Dec. 16, 1866, and had issue: a. Mary Belle, b. Jan. 10, 1888, d. July 13, 1891 b. Lelia Clare, b. Nov. 24, 1890, d. Aug. 10, 1891. Tazewell Tarleton Wingfield{ m., second, Mary Susan Motley, (b. May 20, 1873, d. July 2, 19451, Jan. 21, 1892, and had issue:

£. Henry Marshall, b. Feb. 19, 1893, ca. May 7, 1961. He dropped the name Henry in early youth. Hem. Marie Kerfoot Gregson of Cincinnati, Oct. 11, 1927. No issue He is the author of this volume. 4. Willis Roy, b. June 10, 1894, d. Dec. 21, 1894 e. Nannie Rebecca, b. Oct. 3, 1895, m., first, Beverly A. D,, vis, Jan. 1, 1918, and, second, J. Richard Eggleston, Sept. 19, 1923. Issue by 1st m.: (1) Randolph, b. Dec. 31, 1918 By 2nd m. (2) Spottswood Fisher, b. June 18, 1924 (3) Mary Elizabeth, b. June 7, 1925, d. Dec. 24, 1925 (4) Phillip Gordon, b. May 26, 1926 (5) James Thomas, b. May 18, 1927 (6) Julia Johnsie, b. June 19, 1928 (7) Berneice Rebecca, b. Sept. 22, 1929 (8) Josephine Motley, b. Nov. 1,3, 1931 251 f. Lucy Marvin (Marvene), b. Sept. 19, 1897, m. Benjamin Giles Craig, Sept. 24, 1919, and had issue: (1) Benjamin Burton, b. Aug. 31, 1920, d. Nov. 19, 1921 (2) Herman Marshall, b. Dec. 6, 1921 (3) Catherine, b. Jan. 17, 1924 (4) Frances Lucille, b. June 6, 1926, d. Mar. 20, 1928 (5) Naomi, b. Aug. 18, 1932 (6) Philip Wayne, b, Attg. 21, 1935 g. Elsie Frances, b. May 3, 1899, m. J. Byron La­ vinder, May 18, 1921, and had issue: (1) James Shelton, b. Aue. 1, 1922, d. Nov. 18, 1925 (2) Elsie Wingfield, d. Mar. 20, 1925, and her infant son was buried in the casket with her. h. Ada Lillian, b. Jan. 25, 1901, d. July 8, 1941, m. John Robert Heflin, July 16, 1918, and had issue: ( 1) Mary Iciline, b. Apr. 23, 1919 (2) John Robert, b. Sept. 19, 1920, d. July 26, 1939 (3) Ada Myrtle, b. May 20, 1922 (4) Marshall, b. Nov. 12, 1924 (5) Edna Violet, b. Mar. 23, 1926, d. Oct. 19, 1931 (6) Rachael Virginia, b. Oct. 14, 1928 i. William Pinckney, b. Oct. 24, 1902, d. Dec. 22, 1949, m. Esther Cahill, Sept. 1, 1923, and had issue: (1) William Rudolph, b. July 5, 1924 (2) Lorena, b, Aug. 28, 1925, d. Nov. 9, 1931 (3) Dou~las, b. Oct. 18, 1926, d, May 28, 192 252

(4) Robert Earl, b. Dec. 5, 1928

j, Stuart Edward, b. Oct. 24, 1904, d. Dec. 5, 1929, m. Dessie Boitnott, Jan. 3, 1924, and had issue: (1) Marie Grace, b. Dec. 9, 1925 (2) Stuart Gordon, b. Apr. 4, 1928 k. Richard Lafayette, b. Dec. 5, 1906, m, Mary Hessie Parks, Oct. 16, 1926, and had issue: (1) Mary Jane, b. Aug. 7, 1927 (2) Richard L. Jr., b, Aug. 22, 1929 (3) Edward Ashley, b. Sept. 18, 1936 1. Rachael Harriet, b. Dec, 24, 1908, m. Benedict R. DeAngelo, July 11, 1931. No issue. m. Mary Motley, b. June 24, 1912, m. Harry Fon­ taine, and had issue: (1) John Robbin, b. Mar. 4, 1952 n. Helena Virginia, called Virginia Lee, b. Oct. 6, 1914, m. July 23, 1940 Robt. Luchars Urban, and had Susan, b. Apr. 3, 1944i and m., second, Milton Noyes, June 12, 1954. ~obt. d. Mar. 6, 1947 5. Victoria Anne Wingfield, b, Aug. 3, 1862, m. John Henry Woodall, son of Samuel Woodall of Mountain Valley, and had issue: a. Henry, whom. Elizabeth Watson in 1911 b. George who was killed in World War I c, Lelia, whom. Pigg Cousins d. Roy, whom, Ora May Gilbert 6. Martha Virginia Wingfield, b, Feb. 12, 1866, m. first, John Kidd (b. 1865, d, July 16, 1906), and had issue: a. Mary:,b. Aug. 2, 1884, m. Robert Frazier in 1906 b. Edward Pinckney, b. July 17, 1887, m. Maud Barts Love (Lucy) d, unmarried, July 29, 19o6 c. Anna, m. first, Charles Jones, and, second, Daniel Butler 253

Martha Wingfield Kidd, m., second, John H. Wilson, of Axton, Jan. 19, 1913

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Children of William Wingfield and Rebecca Elizabeth Wingfield, da~ of John and Robina Wingfield, of Albemarle. 1. Lewis, m. Elizabeth Parberry, Dec. 15, 1807. 2. Christopher, m. Nancy Stockton, Feb. 1, 1815. 3. William, m. Polly Tench, Jan. 6, 1807. 4. Charles, m. first, Rebecca (Sally) Marshall, Dec. 10, 1821, and had issue: a. William, m. Jennie Frith b. Louisa, m. John Cheshire, and had Rufus and Charles. c. Mary, m., first, Joseph Stultz, md second, Charles Stockton. a. Jane, m. Anderson Stultz. e. Ann, m. Peyton Gravely. f. Frances, m. William Beheler, and had Elmira Jane, whom. C. C. Lavinder. Charles, m. second, Elizabeth Wingfield, dau. of Francis Wingfield, Jan. 10, 1854, and had issue: g. Hallie, m. William Buchanan Wade. h. Sally, m. Jabez Gravely. NOTE: This Francis Wingfield, m. his 1st cousin, another Elizabeth Wingfield, and so the confusion. 5. Austin, b. ca, 1800 m. Nancy Cook, Dec. 23, 1826, and had issue: a. Caroline Cook, m. Thomas D. Frith, Nov. 1853, and had: Mary C., Ann Eliza, William O., Flo­ rence L., and Lee. b. Mary, m. Jacob Frith, and had: Edward, Emma, and Jacob Austin. 254

c. Nancy is listed in some records. 6. Jerusha, m. William M. Bowling (Bouldin), Nov. 1, 1817, and had Gabriel, whom. Catherine Lavinder, Oct. 15, 1849. 7. Mary (Polly) b. shortly after the turn of the cen­ tury, m. George Cooper, Sept. 23, 1824, and had issue: a. George, m. Susan Williamson b. Morgan, m. Haseltine Parker c. Charles, m. Pauline Orvis d. William, m. Julia Williamson e. Mary Ann, m. Greene Gravely f. Eliza, m. Calvin Martin g. Nannie, m. Chrisopher Law h. Ernaline 8. Lucy, m. ____., and had issue: a. Elizabeth, m. Frederick Cook, Mar. 6, 1843, and had Eliza, Lucy, whom. Charles Carroll Brodie of Snow Creek, and William Horseley. 9. John H., m. Lucy Hicks, dau. of Howard and Sallie Hicks, Jan. 7, 1828, and had issue: a. Elizabeth, m. Lewis Franklin Wingfield b. Letitia, m. Anderson Kingery, Aug. 16, 1845, and had: Fontain, Geroge, William, Sarah and Jenny. c. Julia, m. Elbert Quinton, and had: Tyler, Lew­ is, and others. d. Thomas, m. Dolly Wells, and had: Thomas, Char- les Wooten, and Lucy. e. Charles

f. Wiley g. Hutts, m, in Floyd County. Issue: Richard, and older brother. h. Thales, removed to Pennsylvania. 1. Almira, m. Creed Scott. j. Sally A.H., m. Joseph Hodges, Oct. 10, 1848 255

and had 8 children NOTE: In "Marriage Bonds of Franklin County," 2 others are listed, as daughters of John H. and Lucy Hicks Wingfield: Sally, m. Peter Stockton, June 1, 1812. Polly, m. Charles Stockton, Dec. 5, 1814.

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Children of Lewis Franklin Wingfield. Hem. twice. His first wife was Virginia Elizabeth Wingfield, m. Nov. 1856. 1. George W. Wingfield, b. Sept. 11, 1857, m. Mary O. Kidd, in 1877, and had issue: hem., second, Annie May Ford, June 29, 1933. a. Oren, m. Connie Payne, and had: Bonner, Ruby, George, and Charles. b. Belle, m. Conrad Gentry, and had: Thomas, Lay­ ton, George, and Gordon c. Alonzo, m. Laura DeLancy, and had Simona, Eliz­ abeth, Alonzo Jr., Dorothy, Barbara, Benjamin, and Virginia. d. Benjamin, d. after service over seas-World War II 2. Sarah Elizabeth Wingfield, b. 1859, m. John Car­ ter, and had Jack, all'.l Stirling. 3. James Lewis Wingfield, b. Apr. 15, 1865, m. first, Lou Emma Beale, and Feb. 12, 1885. Issue: a. Annie, b. June 10, 1887, m. John Poe, and had: Elizabeth, James, and Rudolph b. Leonard, b. Sept. 15, 1890, m. Annie Miles, and had Tiny, Ethel, Virginia, and Louise c. Mamie, b. 1892, m. Arthur Poe, and had Beulah d. Gladys, b. 1896, m. Wm. Martin, and had Robt., Francis, Barbara, and Beatrice e. Clyde, b. 1899, m. Lottie Johnson, and had Jam­ es Cecil 256

f. Irene, b. 1903, m. Otho Miles, and had Ray g. James Jr., b. 1906, m. Mattie Shaw, and had Christine and James James Lewis Wingfield, m. second, Hattie Johnson, Dec. 24, 1918. 4. John Wingfield, b. Mar. 12, 1867, m. Anna Eliza- beth Hatcher, and had: a. Plummer, m. Minnie Perdue b. Lawson, m. Daisy Billings c. Frank, m. Margaret Compton d. Webb, m. Pearl Raikes e. Fairy, m. Bruce Campbell 5. Ida Emerson Wingfield,.b.in 1869, m. J. P. Gearheart, and had: a. Osa b. Lewis

C. Elizabeth d. Bruce e. Linnaeus Ida Emerson W1r-1gfield lived at Twelve Mile, Ind., and died Nov. 1903. 6. Florence Wingfield, b. Sept. 11, 1873, m. James W. Smith, Dec. 31, 1891, and had: a. Ernest, a Methodist Preacher, whom. Florence Doyle, and had Aaron, Ruth, and Howard b. Arthur, m. Minnie Kidd, and had Harry, Hazel, Elizabeth, Grayson, Lawrence, Maurice, Audrey c. Minnie, m. Jesse Wood, and had Raymond, Mar­ garet, Jesse Jr., Carneal, and Rebecca d. Stafford, m. Agatha Moore, and had Virginia, and James e. George, m. Dora Norman, and had George Jr. f. Clarence, m. Elsie Trusler, and had: Edna, Eliz­ abeth, and Clarence Jr. 257

g. Blanche, m. William John Lawless, and had Wil­ liam Jr. h. Elizabeth, m. Dennis E. Wilson. 7. Mary (Molly) Elizabeth Wingfield, b. Apr. 7, 1878, m. William M. Kidd, d. Aug. 27, 1914) and had: a. Waller, b. Sept. 10, 1896, m. Mrs. Frances Pur­ cell b. Minnie, b. July 17, 1898, m. Arthur Smith. c. William Harold, b, Dec. 18, 1900, m. Emma Mar­ tin. d. Robert, b. Mar. 22, 1904, m. Hester Wilson, and had Edward, Robert, Otis, Mildred, and Irvin. e. Herbert, b. Dec. 21, 1906, m. Mildred Holcomb. f. Milton, b. Aug. 14, 1911, m. Ursa Isley, and had Bobby Ray. Mary Elizabeth Wingfield Kidd, m. second, Henry Lee Laprade, Aug. 16, 1931. 8. Robert Lee Wingfield, b. Oct. 31, 1880, m. Susan Kate Gilbert, dau. of William Gilbert of Henry County, May 17, 1905, and had: a. Mabelle, m. Noel Griffin, and had: Hubert Lee, and Noel. b. Layton, m. Ella Estelle Gilbert, Dec. 23, 1931. c. Isaac Robert Lee Wingfield is a Baptist Preacher. 9. Lewis Franklin Wingfield, m., second Letitia Brock, dau. of Lorenzo Dow Brock and had: a. Charles Thomas, b. Apr. 17, 1887, m. Sue Miles in 1909, and had: Doris, Revell, Hazel, Vi­ vian, Garland, and Alton.

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INDEX

Aaron, Polly Walker 225 Ennnaline 165 Sally Walker 225 Fannie 2 Abbott, Gertrude 142 Fibbie 2 Abinedon, Nannie 152 George F, 25 Abshire, Alice Ann 10 Hannah 3 Cloe Kingery 10 Henry 2, 7 Jacob 8, 10 Jacob 7 John 10 James 1-2 Polly Isler 10 Jennie 2 Randolph 10 Jennie Fralin 7 Ruth Flora 157 John 1-5 Sallie Ann Mitchell 10 Kance 7 Susanna 8 Kittie Hickman 7 Susanna Boone Noftsinger 10 Lavinia Capper 2-3, 138 Tessie Wright 10 Lou 193 Tolitha Angell 10 Lucinda J, Ross 190 Wilson 157 Lucinda Ross 193 Adam, Callie Ruth Hilton 46 Lucy 2 Walter 46 Lucy Ann 3, 50 Adams, Miss 82 Lucy Webster 1 Archibald 36 Marcia Ross 194 Henry 162 Martha Overfelt 7 John 75 Mary Brown 2 Mildred 36 Nancy Jeffs 2 Reva 36 Nathaniel 2 Ruby 36 Nathaniel S, 7, 15, 18 Sally Goode 75 Peter 1 Virgie Law 36 Rebecca Webster 2 Adkins, Janie 35 Robert l Mary 91 Sam R, 190, 193 Agee, Mary 40 Samuel 2 Aker, Kate 11 Sarah 1, 7 Robert 11 Sarah Brown 2 Akers 18, 194 Simon 1 Betsy 2 Susan 228 Blackburn 2 William 1-3, 138-139 c. w. 193 Aldridge, Charles P, 103 Charles 7 G. M. 103 Chesley 7 Joe 227 Cora 7 Kate c. Sowder 103 Daniel 2 Maude Hancock 103 Dolly Blackburn l Polly Webster 227 Ed. 228 Alexander, Elizabeth Inne3 213 Elizabeth 2-3, 10, 138-139 Gerard 213 Elizabeth Boone 7, 15, 18 Sallie 233 Elizabeth Hickman 7 Alfriend, Cassandra 148 Elizabeth Lashores 2 Allen, Ann Motley 173 Elizabeth Martye l C, E, 203 Ernaline 7 Cliff 203 Emily Mildred 15, 18 Edgar 203 26o

Ida 203 Angell, Talitha 10 Jellye 249 Angle, Alie 16 John 203 Annie Goode 82 Lottie Thompson 249 Carrie Finney 66 Lucy 180 Charles 49, 82 Madeline E. 111 Charles J. 66 Ma-ry Saunders 203 Clara 58 Mary Wingfield 233 Clarinda Ennnaline 61 Maude 203 Elizabeth Brown Dillard Nancy Dillon 52 Hairston 49 Pearl 203 Frances 12~ Rosetta Roberts 203 Frances Boone Sallie 247 Lee 8 Sarah 163 Anthony, Mark 218 Sophia 51 Phoenie 45 Waddy T. 249 Sarah Henry Tate 218 William 98, 173, 233 Arbucke • Matthew 145 William Dar.ling 249 Armstrong 121 Alley, Amy G. 166 Mr. 11 Hurley 166 Allie 11 Altic, Sam 76 Ruth 21 Altick, Joseph 146 Arnold, Cynthia 148 Mary 141 Elisha 148 Aines, Mrs. V. A. 143 Franklin 148 Amos, Annie Lee 162 James 148 B. F. 160 John 148 Charles Ernest 162 Josie Montgomery 154 Charles Franklin 162 Lucy 148 Eliza Boatright 140 Nancy 148 Elizabeth Laprade 140 Sally Marshall 148 Ethel 162 Samuel 148 George D. 140 Arrington, Daniel 48 Guy 209 Elizabeth Redd Dillard 48 Helen Hutcherson 209 Julia Hutcherson 210 Isabel 140 Lou 16o-161 Jesse 209 M. L. 210 Josephine E. 140 Mary 121 Julia 140 Nannie 94 Lottie Shelton 162 Arthur, Blanche 103 Pernella J. 140 Elizabeth 165 Ruby Hutcherson 209 Kate 203 Sallie Frank 162 Nancy Webster 226 Sallie G. Motley 162 Asher, Edith W. 241 Sallie Gravely Motley 16o Elsie s. 241 Thelma 162 Kathleen V. 241 Winston 140 Kendall C. 241 Anderson, Miss 188, 192, 214 Nannie B. 241 Bertha 34 Tanner 241 Mary 232 Ashinghurst, Adelia 93 Polly Ross 192 Louisa 93 Sarah 6o Palmyra 93 Andes., George M. 24 Ashley, Chesley 134 Mattie T. 24 Phebe Bir

Astor, Lady 213 Lumsden 49 Atkins, Anna Eliza 239 Maggie L. 235 Alice 239 Margaret 235 Caleb 239 Mary A. Gilmer 235 Davis 134 Mary Elizabeth 236 Dolly Wingfield 239 Mary Lelia Lewis Ermna 239 wingfield 235 Henry 239 Mary Sue 236 James 239 Maston Jackson 233 Jonathan 134 Mattie Lee Morgan 236 Joseph 132, 134 Nannie Estelle 235 Joseph, Jr. 134 Richard Wingfield 236 Julia Cole 239 Rufus Adophus 234 Lelia Hicks 239 Rufus Wingfield 235 Mary 239 Sarah Charlotte E. 233 Mattie 240 Sarah Wingfield 236 Mildred 134 Susan Lewis 235 Mildred Ja!IJ3 s 134 Thomas James 237 Milly 132 Victoria Louisa Morrison Nannie E. Winn 2~.9 234 Octavia 240 William Alexander 235-237 Parham 134 William Rufus 236 Rebecca 240 William Rufus, Jr. 236 Sarah 134 Sarah Brokman 134 B. Spencer 132 Susie 240 BackUs, Edward N. 234 William 239 Jane Elizabeth Smith 234 Atkinson, Mr. 61 Bagby, Charity 179 Ann Ferguson 61 James 124 Auldridge, Elizabeth 146 Mrs. Stephen Sumner 64 Austin, Agnes 32, 173 Bailey, Bessie 38 Eliza 10 Celestia Taliaferro Mary Elizabeth 17 Greer 48 Ayers, Alice Jane Clarice 236 Frances 38 Ann Gray 236 Garland Y. 240 Ann Jane Groves 234 Grayson 38 Bettie Lewis 235 Grayson, Jr. 38 Betty Mae 236 Kathleen 38 Bishop 51 Letitia Clark Jones 240 Charlotte Marie 236 Mason 38 David Lewis 236 Nancy 86 Elizabeth Brown Dillard Pauline 32 Hariston Angle 49 Pearl 38 Esther Pauline 236 R. J • 32 Eula 236 R. J., Jr. 32 Henry Jackson 234 Thomas 48, 86 Hugh Allen 236 Baker, Frances 133 James 236 Jane Payne 174 James B. 235 Lucinda 39 James Morgan 236 Mildred Baker James 134 Julia Ann Powell 51 Phebe 136 Julia Btilli tt 235 William 174 Kate Lewis 234 Bakers 64 262

Balance, Frances Ann 119 LoUlie Martin 150 Mary Jane Collier 119 R. A. 150 William 119 Barr, Anne Bomberger 234 Baldwin, Mrs Ernest 95 Cameron c. 234 Ida May 90 Cameron C• , Jr • 234 Isabella F. 109 George Roy 234 Maggie A. 126 Henry c. 233-234 Minnie 89 Kate C. Cardoza 234 Wren Horne 95 Lilliam Wingfield 234 Bales, Harriet Angeline Mary Lewis 234 Collier Bolen 119 Sarah Charlotte E. Samuel 119 Ayers 233 Barbour, Della F. Sarah Lewis 234 Winefield 248 Barrow 249 Henry w. 248 Benjamin 44 Rlchard 96 Benjamin F. 143 William 195 Charles s. 250 Barding, Jane Martin 16o Daniel 249 John M. 160 Ella Bream 250 Barelli, Laura 198 Ellen 249 Barksdale, Jemima Harrison F. 250 Wingfield 231 John 249 Lucy 217 Joseph B. 250 Samuel 231 Mary Catherine Sarah Goode 217 Wingfield 249 Thomas Claiborne 217 Mary Yates 250 Barnes, Agnes Read 88 Maud Spicer 250 Ann Hudson Wingfield 185 Minnie Manns 250 Benjamin F. 88-89 Nannie Burnett 250 Betty 185 Nannie Lee 249 Darwin Read 89 Nannie Susan 65-143 Ella Hopkins 89 Nettie 44 James Samuel 89 Ollie Prewitt 250 Jennie 185 Robert D. 250 Julia Burton 89 Susan Marshall 148 Laura Brockman 89 Susan Watkins 143 Maria M. 126 Watt Green 249 Margaret Scott 107 William 148 Nancy Ann 89 William Oren 250 Paul 185 Bartlett, Laura 59 Sidney M. 185 Laura E. 100 Thomas, Jr. 185 Bartley, Ann 176 Thomas H. 185 Anna 175 Willie 185 Cora Stucker 176 William Cartmill 89 Robert 176 Barnhart 15 Barton 121 Abraham 164 David 121 Daniel 13, 164 Rachel 131 Elizabeth 16 Basham, Banks 56 Elizabeth Knoff 164 Elizabeth Heptinstall 56 Elizabeth Naff 164 Mary 53 Eve 13 Bashore, Hattie 156 Fanny 13 Bass, Ruth 199 Frances P. 15 Bassett, J. Douglas, Jr. 25 John 13 Jane 25 263

Lucy 25 Harriet Burr Hopkins 126 Lucy Akers 25 Hope 249 Minnie 25 Kirkwood 126 Sallie Coleman 40 Margaret 20 Bateman, Argie 248 Mary 126 Beach, Julia 221 Ovid 64 Beale, Lou Emma 255 Robert G. 126 Beard 62 Robert G., Jr. 126 Dr. 91 Sarah Turner 126 B. G. 192 Susie 249 Barbara Ella 192 William 132, 177 Mary Ferguson 62 Bells 64 Nancy Webb Greer 91 Bennett, Mr. 131 Beasley, Daniel Evans 106 Amelia Glass 74 Daniel Evans III 106 Bessie 151 James Robert lo6 Coleman 74 Katie 54 Doris 144 Ruby Elizabeth Hancock lo6 Gillie Ann 57 Beauchamps 64 Letitia 240 Beaumont, Elizabeth Mary Beheler 240 Catherine 61 Myrtle Snow 140 Joseph 61 Nannie E. Motley 161 Mathew 61 Preston S. 240 Becker, Ernest L. 237 Rachel Hopkins 131 Florence Wade 93 Willard C. 161 Sarah Lovell 237 Berger, Shy 54 Beckner, Carl D. 103 Victoria Dudley 54 Mamie Sowder 103 Berkeley, Carter 200 Bedfords 64 Jane Hale 200 Beers, Barbara 177 Bernard, Ada 154 Carol Ann 177 Ada Lucy Mary Dudley 61 Howard c. 177 Adeline Cook 4 Mary c. Taylor 177 Andrew Thomas 54 Beheler, Elmira Jane 253 Arthur 120 Frances Wingfield 253 Belle Rivers 54 Jenny 142 Benjamin 3 William 253 Cassandra 34 Behethland, Capt. 94 Cora Lee 54 Belcher, Andrew 185 Cordie Benjamin 185 Dula ii Jane 172 Elizabeth 4 Lilla Belle 131 Ella 59 Martha Hayden Powell 51 Ella Montgomery 154 Myrtle 21, 184 Emeline Hutchinson 4 Nannie Prunty 184 Fannie 54 Follie 32 Fannie Sophia 31 Ruby 185 Fernanda Pink 54 Sally Bernard 4 Frank 4 Thomas 184 Fred 154 Waddle Curen 51 Gillie Ann Dudley 54 Bell, Alexander Graham 127 Gwynn Tyler 54 Annie Carter 249 J. B. 205 Charles H. 249 John 4 264

John A. 4 Louis J. 161 John O. 31, 34 Marguerite 36 Joseph 4 Nannie Motley 161 Julia 4 Blades, Nacy 12 Julia Gatewood Blair, Adam 96 Williamson Cooper 31 Blalock, Viola Victoria 114 Julia Williamson 4 William Martin 114 Lena Saunders 205 Bland, Theodorick 226 Linus 121 Blankenship, Canunie Lucinda Pullen 4 Ferguson 202 Mary Cassie 31 Christopher 202 Mary Kitchin 121 Elizabeth 146 Mary Lucinda 4 Elvira 202-203 Martha Wells 4 Ethel 202 Matilda 4 Exie 154 Mirl 154 Florence 202 Nannie 4, 36 John 202 Peter 40, 237 Lecta Montgomery 154 Polly 4 Mabel 202 Ruth 122 Marguerite Johnstone 202 Sally 4 Mary Elizabeth 50 Sallie Elizabeth 31 Mary Tony 202 Sally Hamlet 4 Maude 202 Sarah 40 Milly 146 Sarah Eudalia 122 Moses 202 Silas G. 4 Pauline 202 Silas Williamson 31 Puss Saunders 202 susan Williamson 4, 37 Reva Morgan 202 Thomas 4 Robert 202 Thomas Hill 121 Ruth Thompson 202 Thomas O. 37 sue Divers 202 Tyler 61 ·T. J • • Jr. 202 Walter 121-122 Thomas J. 202 Walter A. 154 ursula Cunningham 202 William 37, 54, 237 W. T. 154 William Frank 54 Walter 202 William Jackson 237 William 146 Willis 154 Blaydes, Frances 215 Zadok 121 Board 54 Betz, Miss 4 Arna 54 Mary Ann 120 Benjamin 54 Billings, Daisy 256 Claude 54 Binford, Dora Cahill 27 Edgar Wilson 141 Hugh 27 Essie Bell 141 Bird, Catherine Saunders 204 Essie Laprade 141 Martha 11~7 Eudoxie 54 Vincent 204 George William 141 Blackburn, Dolly l Gwendolyn 141 Everett 115 Gwynn Tyler 54 Blackwell, Miss 153 Henry 54 Betty 36 Henry Cobbs 141 Cameron Zeigler 36, 115 John 129 Edna 161 Lulie 54 Everett 36 Nancy Eliza Dudley 54 John H. 161 Nellie 54 265

Onley 141 Berta Sublette 11 Onley Smythe 141 Bessie 159 Thomas B. 141 Bettie 8 Tom 54 Beverly B. 11 Willie 54 Callie P. 11 Boatright, Harriet 140 Catherine 6, 8-10, 138-139 Harriet W. 141 Catherine Herold Willis 8- Boatwright, Marion 54 9, 11 Boaz, Cornelia Rebecca Cecil Edward 154 Harris 216 Charles 8, 11 William Daniel 216 Charles Milton 7 Bogle, James 147 Clarisy Kinsey 8 Susannah Pauley 147 Clarrisy Clore Kinsey 10 Boitnott, Christopher 167 Clemmy Mason 7 Dessie 252 Cline 159 John 167 Cora 8 Julia Naff 167 Cornelius 9 Sallie E. Naff 167 Cub 11 Bolen, George Franklin 119 Curt1s 159 Harriet Angel1ne Daniel 6-10 Collier 119 Dewitt 8 Boles, Kate 58 Dexter 159 Sam 58 Dosia 7 Bolick, Earl Leslie 161 Doahia 8 Melvin Leo 161 Drucilla 8 Robt. Earl 161 Earl 11 Bolton,. Mr. 200 Edward 11 Annie Saunders 200 Elise 154 Bomberger, Anne 234 Eliza Austin 10 Bondinand, Ezekial 223 Eliza H. 10 Iowa Gardiner 223 Elizabeth 6-9, 14-15, 18, Bondurant, Era 31 179 Harriet 238 Elizabeth Catherine 11 Jacob 152 Ellen 8 John 66 Emily Ross 7 Mary 152 Emma 154 Nancy Finney 66 Ernest I. 11 Robert 151 Evelyn 16 Ruth Meredith 151 Ferdinand 10 Sarah ,151 Fleming 9-11, 70-71 Sarah V. 238 Frances 8 Thomas 152 George 7, 11 Boon, Mary 166 George II 6 Boone, Abram 6-10 George III 6 Albert E. 9 George IV 6 Aley Ann 11 Gus D. 154 Allie 11 Harriet 10 Amanda Naff 8 Harry 159 Andrew 7-8 Henry 10 Ann 7 India 159 Annie Noble 11 Irvin 11 Arena Brubaker 8 Isaac 7-11 Barbara 'Kesler 7, 9 Isham 90 Belle 11 Jacob 6-11, 158 138 Benjamin 6-8 James 6, , 11 266

James F. 11 Nancy Gearhart 7 Jane S. Ross 8 Nancy Mary Fowler 11 Jemima 27 Norman 11 Joe Ben 8 Otey 9 John 6-10. 159. 164, 179 Peter 8-11 John oat 7 Peyton Stover 154 John Paul 154 Polly 7 Joseph 6-8. 15 Preston 10 Joshua Lee 7 Price 159 Josiah 7 Rachael 8 Jubal 11 Rachael Kesler 7,9 Judy Moore 10 Rachel Kessler 15 Kate 11 Richard 7 Kathryn 154 Rinda Montgomery 154 Keziah Wray 7-8 Robert 8, 159 Kitty 10 Sallie 7 Laura 7 Sallie Montgomery 154 Levi 7-8 Samuel 6, 10 Lillie 174 175 Samuel M. 8 L1z1e Luston 11 Sarah 6, 8, 10 Lottie 11 Sarah Uppey 6 Louis Tilman 11 Seabary 11 Lucy 8 Squire 6 Lucy Ann Fralin 7-8 Stephen 7-8 Ludowich 7 Susan 9-10 Lydia Miller 8 Susan Fowler 8 M. D. 159 Susan Kinsey 9..:.11, 70 Macy 159 Susan Lavinder 90 Mahaley Oyler 7-8 Susan Oyler 7-8 Margaret Fisher 7 Susan Shave 9 Marietta 90 Susan Towler 9 Mark 11 Susanna 8, 10 Martha Tenesia 9 Martha D. t~ Ternesia 11 Martha Turner 7 Thomas M. 10 Mary 7-10 Tine~ 11 Mary Bowman 7 Tiny 11 Mary c. 10 Thomas 9. 11, 159 Mary E. 167 w. s. 154 Mary Elizabeth 154 Walter 11 Mary Jane 8 William 7-8. 11. 159 Mary Kesler 7 William R. 10 Mary L. Wade 9 Booth, Abraham 13 Mary Louisa Harriet ll, 70 Agnes 13, 99 Mary Maugridge 6 Ann 12, 200 Mary Montgomery 8 Benjamin 12-13 Mary Sayler 10 Christopher 13, 98 Mary Saylor 8 David 12 Mary Wade 11 Edwin 92 Maudise (Mandin?) 8 Elizabeth 11-13, 97-98 Mildred 11, 71 Elizabeth Whitehead 94 Mittie Turner 11 Emily Wade 94 Mollie Montgomery 159 Frances 12 Nancy 6, 8, 11 George 11-12 267

Harrison 13 Mrs. Frank 94 John 11-13 Kate Goode 82 John, Jr. 12 Lewis 82 John H. 129 Polly 200 John Wilkes 92 Bowlin, John W. 183 Josephine 129 Nancy J. Prillaman 183 Joyce 12 Bowling, Catherine Judith 13 Lavinder 254 Judith McEwen 11 Gabriel 254 Lillie 174-175 Jerusha Wingfield 185, 254 Mahala 92 John 180 Mary Cook 126 Nannie Prillaman 180 Mary L. Hancock 13 William M. 185, 254 Nancy 13 Bowman, Miss 154 Nancy Blades 98-99 Abraham 17 Nancy G. 120 Alie Angle 16 Nathaniel 12 Benjamin 13-14, 17 Peter 12-13, 94, 98-99 Benjamin Leroy 14-15 Rhoda Ann 13 Bessie Cummings 18 Richard 12 Betty 16, 18 Sally 13, 200 Betty Ann 19 Stephen 12 Carl Thomas 18 Thomas 11-12, 126 Catherine 15, 17 William 12-13 Catherine Naff 13-14, 17 Boothe, Charles w., sr. 25 Charles 17 Mary Brown 2'5 Charles Abraham 18 Boray, Margaret Lois Charles Chrisholm 14 Jones 240 Christian 13 Stephen 240 Cleveland 18 Botton, Mary 22 D. Cleveland 1~8 Thomas 22 Daniel 13-15, 17, 139, 164 Bouldin, Miss 153 Daniel II 157 Catherine Lavinder 254 Daniel A. 15 Gabriel 254 Daniel Gary 16 Jack 185 David 14, 16-17, 166 Jerusha Wingfield 254 David L. 15 Ruby Belcher 185 Dorus 16 William M. 254 Elijah 167 Bouseman, Josiah 53 Elizabeth 13-14, 16 Rebecca Dillon 53 Elizabeth Barnhart 16 Elizabeth Cooper 37 Elizabeth Boone 14 John 37 Elizabeth Hopkins 129 Harriet 26 Elizabeth Mary 14 Bowe, Elizabeth Bernard 4 Elizabeth Syder 14, 16 John 4 Elizabeth Wargo 18-19 Bowen, Mr. 80 Ellen 16 Lula Irene So Ernaline Akers 7 Mary Ann 120 Emily Mildred Akers 15, 18 Susan 63 Emma Shelor 16 Bower, David 157 Emmert Owen 18-19 Lester 157 Enoch E. 167 Orren 157 Esther May 18 Orville' 157 Eva 17 Sallie Montgomery 157 Eva Catherine 18 Bowles, Butler Epperson 94 Eve 13 Ella 34 Evelyn Boone 16 268

Fanny 13 Martha Ellen 19 Flora J. 167 Mary 17, 167 Florence Emily 18-19 Mary Elizabeth 15-16, 18 Frances 17 Mary Elizabeth Austin 17 Frances P. 15 Mary Flora 7, 14-15 Fred Edward 18-19 Mary Graybill 14, 16 George 7, 14-18 Mary Saunders 13-14 George Ervin 18 Mattie Naff 167 George William 16 Minnie Naff 167 Grace 158 Nancy 16 Hanna Flora 14 Nancy Peters 17 Hanna Rhinehart 13 Nora Evans 18 Hannah 14-15, 17, 164, 166- Palmyra I 15 167 Parizade Ferguson 13-14 Hannah Flora 17 Peter 13-14 Hannah Naff 14, 17 Price 16 Hannahs. Peters 15 Rebecca 18 Helen Strickler 18-19 Rebecca N. 14 Henry 17 Robert 19 Henry Ezra 16 Rosa 16 Herman 158 Rufus o. 16 Irene A. 15 Ruth Ann 18-19 Irene Layman 14 Sallie 18, 157 Isaac 14, 17 Sally Flora 14, 16 J. 17 Samuel 16 Jacob 7, 13-15, 18 Samuel Sterling 14-15 James A. 16 Sarah c. 16 James Orin 15 Sarah Naff 17, 166 Jessie 17 Sophia Hill Ferguson 13 Joe 15 Sophia Perizade 15 Joel 17 Susan 17 Joel Christ 18-19 Susan Emily 16 Juel I. 14-15 Susannah 13-14 John 13-17 Thomas Anderson 15 John A. 15 Thomas Dewitt 15 John E. 129 Thomas Hardin 15-16, 18 John F. 14 Virginia Elaine 19 John Otea 14 William 14, 16 Jonas D. 16 William Chesley 14-15 Jonathan 15 William Edwin 15 Joseph 13 Zaida Ellen Montgomery 158 Julia Henry 17 Bowyer, Quincy 91 Julie 17 Boyle, Almira 120 Katherine Na ff 164 Mary Kesiah 120 Lenora 159 Boyles, Ruth 59 Leroy H. 14 Bradley, Jesse 13 Lillian Layman 18-19 Louise 18 Louise Bradley 18 Nancy 13 Lucy 16 Nellie 177 Lucy Ann 14 Sallie C. 119 Lydia Idenberry 17 Brady, Mabel Cunningham 202 Malinda 14 Mary 202 Martha 14-15 Robert 202 Martha H. 15 Virginia 202 Martha Ann 16 Bragg, Carolina 130 269

Bralley, Frances 38 Etta 19-21 Guy 38 Forest 20 Irene 38 Frances 20 Brandon, Ola 162 Frances Mason 20 Bream, Ella 250 Freda Byrd 20 Brewer, Iva James 109 Frederick A. 20-21 Brickey, Andrew J. 11 Geneva Owens 20, 247 Elizabeth Catherine George 21, 184 Boone 11 George F. 21 Bright, Maude 31, 173 George L. 20 Brim, Kate 143 George Lewis 247 Brinker, James F. 89 George W. 19, 21 Nancy Ann Barnes 89 Gladys 20 Brinser, Hester Elizabeth 102 Harold 21 Brock, Emma Atkins 239 Hattie L. Davis 21 John P. 239 J. Everett 20 Letitia 246, 257 Mrs. J. M. 95 Lorenzo Dow 246, 257 Jean 21 Mary Kidd 246 John B. 20 Brockman, Laura 89 John F. 19-20 Brodie, Alice 21 Katherine 20 Alice Craig 21 Lawrence Thomas 20 Alpheus 20 Lillian 21 Amon 20 Louisa 19-20 Anna Zane 20 Lucy Cook 254 Annie 21 Lucy Elizabeth Cook 20 Annie. Greer 95 Mamie Wingfield 21 Annie Williams 20 Margaret Bell 20 Benjamin 20 Marvin 20 Bernard 20 Mary Helen Byrd 20 Bessie Philpott 20 Mildred 20-21 Betty 20 Myrtle Belcher 21, 184 Betty Wingfield 20 Nancy Joe 20 Cabell 20 Nannie Pitts 21 Callie Burnett 20 Nina 21 Carrie 21 Ray 20 Cassie 20 Robert 21 Charles B. 20 Rose 19, 21 Charles c. 19-21 Ruth 21 Charles C•, Jr. 21 Samuel 20 Charles Carroll 254 Seney B. Mason 19 Clifford 20 Seney M. 21 Daisy 20 Stephen Duncan 20 David c. 21 Talmage 20 Dewey Clifford 247 Virginia Louise 20 Effie 20-21 Wilbert 20 Elizabeth 20-21 William C. 20-21 Elizabeth M. 20 William F. 19 Elizabeth William 20 William H. 19-20 Elsie 21 William Marvin 20 Emmett J. 20 William Muncie 21 Erie 20 William T. 20 Essie Martin 21 Brokenborough, John B. 217 Estelle Wilson 20 John W. 217 Ethlyn 20 Lucy Alice Murrell 217 270

Brooks, Ada 14 John William 24 Andrews. 22-23, 25 Joseph 22 Frank 159 Josephine 244 Isaac D. 54 Kate 23 James 159 Lizzie May 24 Katherine Dudley 54 Lockey 22 Mary Brown 25 Loula Virginia Dudley 24, Miranda 47 57 Polly Brown 23 Lucy 22-24 Robert 53 Lucy Akers 25 Rufus 159 Lucy Ashton Dillard 49 Sallie 157 Lucy Clarke 24 Sarah Montgomery 159 Lucy Gaines 24 Brower, Hannah 15 Lucy Moorman 23 Jacob 164 Lula Mary 24 Polly 164 Margaret 49 Brown, Alexander 23 Mary 2, 25, 111, 170 Alice 23 Mary Ann Patterson 23 Alice Hooker 194 Mary Calloway 213 Ann 22 Mary Claiborne Willis 94 Anne Eliza 23-24 Mary Charline Payne 175 Anne Eliza Vial 23 Mary Jane 23 Annie 23 Mary Loula 25 Benjamin 22 Mattie T. 24 Bolin 65 May 23 Catherine 194 Milly 22 Catherine Craighead 25 Minnie 25 Corinne 23 Minnie Mathews 25 Cornelia Gregory 24 Moss 23 Daniel 213 Nancy 23, 213 Davis 22 Nancy Gorman 22 Doris Dudley 57 Nancy w. 23, 25 Eliza Jane 23 Nannie Jane 23 Elizabeth 147, 221 Nancy Washington 23 Elizabeth Cheadle 23-24 Nannie 23 Etta Burge 23 Norburn 23 Filmore 23 Pattie 23 Frances B. 200 Pattie Smith 23 Frederick 21-22 Peggy 52 Frederick R. 23, 184-185 Phoebe 22 Frederick Rives 23-24 Phoebe R. 23 G. F. A. 25 Polly 23 George F. Akers 25 Polly Brooks 22 George W. 23 Reuben 22 Hattie Jefferson 23 Reubens. 22 Mrs. Henry D. 94 Reuben Skelton 23 Hezekiah 134 Rives Spotswood 24 Horace 194 Rives Spotswood, Jr. 24 James 22 Rosa 23 Jane Prunty 23, 184-185 Sallie L. 58 John 21-25, 72, 122, 225 Sally 22 John, Jr. 22 Sally E. 24 John Andrew 23 Sally H. 23, 25 John Andrew, Jr. 23 Sally Rives 22-25 John R. 23, 185 Sarah 2, 23 John Spotswood 23-24 Sarah Jane 64 271

Sarah Preston 23-24 Selma Goode 78 Skelton 22 Buchanan, Anne Goode 83 Stanley Linder 175 Cathie 83 Sue Lewis 25 Green bury 83 Sue Lewis Finney 23 Isabel 83 Susan Finney 58 James 186 Susan Lewis Finney 24 Lemuel 83 Susanna 22 Thomas W. 83 Tarleton 22-23 Virginia 83 Tarleton Frederick 24 William F. 83 Taylor 23 :Buckingham, John Thomas 119 Thomas S. 49 Louisa Clark Collier 119 Virgil 23 Margaret 119 Virginia Williams 24 Buford, Celia 108 W. A. 22 Elizabeth 59 Walters. 25 R. G. 212 Walter Spotswood 24 Thomas 59 Williams 22, 194 Bullitt, Julia 235 William A. 57-58 :Burch, Sallie 160 William Alexander 23-24 :Burckhardt, Pansy 165 William B. 57 Burge, Etta 23 William Barnes 24 :Burgess, John 26 Willie 23 Victoria Cahill 26 Willie James 24 Burk, Samuel 98 Wyil.ie 23 Burke, Elizabeth 63 Browns 64 Frances 62-63 Brubaker, Ann 170 Samuel 62 Arena: 8 Burnett, Alice 191, 205 Catherine 10, 170 Annie 191 Christina 170 Callie 20 Jacob 170 Charles 189, 191 Julie Bowman 17 Cove Ross 191 Leah 156 John 181 Louis 17 Lena 191 Bruce, Isaiah 146 Luther 191 Jane 147 Mahala 188-189 Naomi McNiel 146 Mary Ann Prillaman 181 Bryan, F. M. 154 Nannie 250 Sallie Montgomery Boone 154 Roy 191 Bryant, Mr. 78 Sabre 203 Bessie I. 242 Truman 191 Doris Ruth 46 Wilsie Elizabeth 175 Dorothy Marie 46 Winifred 5 Dorothy Matilda Burroughs, Elizabeth 108 Alexander 46 Mary 201 Edith 78 Minnie E. 111 Erma 78 Burton, Alma Garrett 204 Gladys 114 Julia 89 Jacqueline Dale 46 Robert 204 James, Jr. 28 Burwells 63-64 Jane Forsee 28 Bush, Earnest Forest 176 John A. 46 Hazel 176 Laurine 78 Nancy Mary Harper 119 Mae 78 Robert Irvin 119 Mary Jones 28 Virginia Craighead 176 272

Bussey 8 Esther 26, 251 Mrs. F. D. 143 Florence Williams 26 Keith 166 Gustavus B. 26 Susie s. Naff 166 Harriet Bousman 26 Buster, Ann 231 Harry 26 John 231 Holt 27 Martha 232 Jack 25 Butler, Anna Kidd Jones 252 James 27 Annie Ray Hammersly 114 Jane 26 Benjamin Waldo 94 Jennie 26 Celestia Wade 94 Jesse 26 Daniel 252 Jewel 26 Ellen Elizabeth 120 John 25 Laura Behethland 94 John,. Jr. 25 William 114 John carr 26 Butterfield, Frances 70 John Taylor 26 Byerley, George 119 John W. 26 Permelia Margaret 119 John William 26 Byrants 64 Kate Lewis 26 Byrd, Freda 20 Lelia 27 Gordon 35 Lenora 26 Haseltine Haynes 35 Lettie carter 27 Mary Helen 20 Lorenze Don 26 Silas Wingfield 20 Loula 27 Susan King 20 Lucinda 26 William 150 Maggie 26 Winnie 138 Margaret 248 Byrds 64 Maria 25-26 Marie Chappell 27 c. Margaret Thomasson 26 Marshall 26 Cabaniss 117 Mary 25-26 Gabell, Elizabeth Burke 63 'Mary J. 26 Mary Elizabeth 214 Maude 153 William 63 Nancy 25-26 Cabiness, Nancy 139 Nathaniel 25 Cafamp, Edwin G. 9 Obediah 26 Cahill, Alice 26 Peregrime 25-26 Ann Pyrtle 26 Perry 26 Ann Richardson 27 Ruby Jones 26 Annie 26 Sallie 25-26 B. M., Jr. 26 Sally Akers 26 Beatrice 27 Susannah 25 Benjamin Marshall 26 Tamesia 27 Bessie w. 26 Tamesia Young 26 Betsy Ann Finney 26 Thomas 25-26 Claudia 26 Victoria 26 Clementine Turner 26 William 27 Diana 25-26 William Price 26 Diana Garner 25 Zachariah 26 Dillard 26 Zachary Taylor 26 Dora 27 Cain, Adela 144 Edith 26 Caldwell, Dorothy Cecile Edgar 27 Dill ender 105 Eliza 26 George Aiken 105 273

Jennie Rebecca 105 Campbell 123 calfel, Nancy Hamilton 140 Arthur 20 Calhoun, Elizabeth 219 Bruce 256 John C, 137 Charles 20 Patrick 137 Daisie 161 Calland, Joseph 12 Edward 9 Mary 12 Erie 20 Samuel 151 Evelyn 20 Callaway, Amanda 180, 211 Fairy Wingfield 256 Betsy Greer 87 Frances 20 Betty Glenn 236 James 20 Chesley 27 Nina 203 Doshia 200 Nornan 20 Edmund 27 Raymond 20 Edward 214 Ruth 20 Elizabeth 28 Ruthven 20 Flanders 27 Sallie 37 Francis 27 Susan Boone 9 James 27, 87 William 20, 35 James, Jr. 27 Willie May 35 James S, 201 Camper, Lucy C. 111 Jemima Boone 27 Canady 194 John 27 Carolina Prillaman 190 Joseph 27 John 190 Joseph, Jr. 27 Sally 190 Joseph III 27 Cannady, Annie Mitchell 152 Judith Hale 210 Bailey 183 Mary· 200 Elsie 84 Mary Ann 28 Iva 103 Mary Elizabeth Ayers 236 John T. 183 Mary Saunders 200 Lydia A. Prillaman 183 Micajah 27 Milley Ann Turner 221 Miranda 87 Tazewell 152 Nancy 87, 91 Canning, Graeme A. 235 Richard 27 Mary Margaret Haskins 235 Thomas 27, 87 Capeland, Peter 151 Watt 87 Capper, Lavinia 2-3 William 27, 236 Capps, Calvin caulease 244 Calloway, Abner 214 Ida Lillian Woodall 244 Elizabeth 212, 213 Jesse F. 244 Elizabeth Early 213 Jesse Maxwell 244 Frances 213 Randolph Perrow 244 Geo, 214 Walter Lee 244 Henry 213 Cardoza, Kate C. 234 James 212, 213 Carltons 64 Jerelll!!.al 214 Carper, Alzira E, 28 John 214 Beverly 87 Katherine 214 Catherine Tate 28-29 Mary 213 Edith Greer 94 Mary Elizabeth Cabell 214 Edith Taliaferro 29 Sarah Tate 212 Edith Taliaferro Greer 211 Tabitha Kate 214 Elizabeth 28 Thomas, 214 Elizabeth S. 28 Walter 210 Elizabeth Taliaferro William 214 Greer 29 Camden, Elizabeth 219 Emily 29 274

Emma 29 Giles 92 Evaline C. 28 Hetty 249 Harriet K. 28 Hope Bell 249 Henry 28, 87 J. L. 150 Henry E. 29 Jack 255 J. c. 180 Jesse 249 James Jones 29, 87 John 255 James N. 87 John H. 91 James Nicholas 29 Katherine Louise Jane Elizabeth Jones 28-29 Hancock 110 Jane Jones 87 Lawson 28 Julia Ann 28 Lettie 27 Lillie Turnbull 87 Mary 249 Louise 28 Mary Catherine 91 Margaret Helms 29, 87 Miranda N. 182 Mary 28 Nancy E. Thomasson 222 Mary Edmundson Wilson 29 Peachy 249 Mary Jones 29, 87 Philip 184 Mary Turnbull 29 Posie 249 Mary Wilson 29, 87 Rosa Lee 182 Moses 87 Rose 249 Moses Greer 28-29, 87 Sallie 249 Moses Greer, Jr. 29 Sarah Elizabeth N, G. 29 Wingfield 255 Nicholas 28, 87 Sarah Huff 92 Nicholas Charles 29 Sarah Prunty 184 Norwood 87 Stirling 255 Norwood Greer 29 Susie Bell 249 Robert Beverley 29 Tarleton 239 Sallie Turnbull 87 Theoderick 92 T. W. 29, 211 Thomas 128 Mrs. T. W. 94 . Thomas Cody 249 Thomas Wilson 29 Ursula 92 Carr, Henry Wilsie 227 Carters 64 John 102 Carver, Elizabeth Prunty 186 Nannie Webster 227 William 186 Carringtons 64 Carwile, Bessie E. 245 Carrison, Betty 199 Cassaday, Martha Turner 221 Dan 199 Sarah Hunt 221 H. G. 199 Cassell, Mary 92 Henry 199 Nick 92 Phyllis 199 Catlett, Kathryn Brodie 20 Phyllis Hickson 199 Ralph 20 Carroll, Columbus 15 Cawley, Marinda 130 Carter 124 Chamberlain, Mary 48 Ann Eliza Atkins 239 Matilda Hughes Dillard 48 Annie 249 William 48 Annie Carter Bell 249 Chambers, Jennie 51 Churchill Boyce 110 Pattie Willie 120 Elizabeth Petty 249 Chapman, Jane lll Elizabeth S, Carper 28 Jean 154 Emily Mame<.rille Mary Elizabeth Boone 154 Wingfield 249 William 154 Emma 249 William, Jr. 154 George F. 222 275

Chappell, John 12 Nathaniel Charles 29 Marie 27 Sarah 200 Charlton, Mrs. 86 Sarah Turnbull 30 Charmian, Hamilton 4 Thomas B, 30 Cheshire, Charles 253 William Augustine John 253 Bathurst Cole 30 Louisa Wingi'ield 253 Clardy, Agnes 12 Rufus 253 Carpathia 184 Child, Henrietta 247 Clark, Ann 149 Childers, Mary Anne 43 Betty Ross 189 Maud Wall Davis 43 Cassandra 149 Sidney P, 43 Christopher 123 Vincent 43 Elizabeth Cassandra Childress, Anne 135 Catlett 135 Marshall 149 Edd. 135 Elizabeth Hook 123 Exie Montgomery 154 George 189 Fanny Davis James 135 Howell 149 Floyd 135 Jacob 66 Hugh 135 Jake 189 James s. 135 John 149 Jennie 135 Mary 149 Johnson 135 Mary Ross 189 Mamie 135 Nat 149 Marvin 154 Ruth 66 Mary Thomas 137 Nancy l~§ William 149 Ruby 202 Clarke, Elizabeth 125 Sidney 135 William 125 Stella 135 Clay, Charles 151 Thomas D. 135 Henry 151 Waddy Pyrant Vence 135 Ida M. Goode 85 William 135 Jesse Lee 85 Chitwood, Cora Elizabeth 55 Martha 169 E. T. 55 Mary Jl"d tchell 151 Gillie Anne Divers 55 Matthew 151 Henry Clay 55 Roscoe C, 85 Herbert 55 Willie E, 85 Jarvis 55 Claybrook, Annie Brown 23 Joel 96 Louis C, 23 Joseph H. 55 Claytor, Frances G. 125 Oliver Perry 55 Samuel 125 Squire 55 Clare 62 William 96 Clemens, Jane Lampton 215 Christians 123 John M. 215 Claiborne 62 John Marshall 215 Elizabeth 163 Pamelia Goggin 215 Emily Taliai'erro 211 Samuel 215 Ferdinand 30, 211 Samuel Lampton 215 Frederick 92 Clement, Maude Carter 151 James R. 30 Cline, Edith Lucile 166 Kate 92 Clucas, Clyde 21 N, H, 148 Mary 21 Nathaniel H. 146 Mary Cook 21 Nathaniel Herbert 29-30 Robert 21 276

Coan, George William 24 Ruby 40 George William, Jr. 24 Ruth 211 George William III 24-25 Ruth Angeline 40 James 25 Sallie 40 John o. 24 Thomas c. 40 Lula Mary Brown 24 Coles 64 Mary Jones 24 Collier, Catherine Hayes 119 Mary Lewis 24-25 Charles Claiborne 119 Mary Spotswood 25 Frances Ann Balance 119 Mary Wiggins 24 Frances Elliott 119 Coates, Ardena Greer 89 Harriet Angeline 119 Frank c. 89 Joel Robert 119 Pauline 89 John James 119 Cobbs, Billy 31, 173 John Paine 118, 119 Cabell 31, 173 Louisa Clark 119 Carrington 31, 173 Marcus Lafayette 119 David Campbell 179 Margaret Buck,ingham 119 John 31, 173 Martha H. 119 Louise Pearson 31, 172 Mary Harper 118, 119 Susan Price 179 Mary Jane 119 Walter 173 Nancy Ann Stokes 119 Walter H. 31, 172 Nancy Jane Whitis 119 Walter H. • Jr. 31 Nancy L. 119 Cockran, Anita R. 242 Permelia Margaret 119 Herbert, Jr. 242 Sally Ann Elizabeth 119. Herbert H. 242 William Paine 119 Sedorah M, 242 Collins, Annie Page 73 Virginia Frances Combs, Fanny 120 Gilchrist 242 Maria 120 Cole, Julia 239 Compton, Ethel 154 Coleman 62 · Margaret 256 Alf 40 Cone, Mildred 150 Alice 40 Conner, Martha 189, 194 Alvis 40 Maude 175 Azzie Davis 40 Onie Ross 189 Bruce 40 Susan Wingfield 239 Burwell 40 William 189, 239 Clyde 40 Connor, Ann Prillaman 182 Emma 76 Granville R. 182 Essie Hodnett 40 James 189 Ethel 40 Kizzie Ross 189 George 40 Malissa Stanford 176 Harrison 40 Maude 176 Ida 40 William 176 James 40 connoway, Benjamin 149 John 40 Dennis 149 Lottie Hundley 40 Francis 149 Loula 40 Martha 149 Lula 81 Patsy Marshall 149 Martha 43 Sally 149 Morgan A. 40 cook, Adeline 4 Morton 40 Amanda Grubbs 185 Myrtis Anna Pettry 131 Pocahontas Craghead 2~~ B. P. 85 Robert 40 Benjamin 34 277

Cornelius 131 Benjamin Herbert, Jr. 36 Dinah 131 Bernard W. 34 Eliza 254 Bertha Anderson 34 Elizabeth 254 Bessie 38 Emily Thomas 85 Bessie Cotton 35 Ferd 223 Betty 37-38 Fernandez 85 Betty Parker 37 Floyd 85 Beulah 39 Frances Goode 84 Calvin 34 Iowa Gardiner 223 Carey Stegar 34 James R. 84 Cassandra Bernard 34 John 34, 145 Charity 30, 37 Lizzie 84 Charles 30, 34-35, 37, 254 Lizzie Thomas 85 Charlotte Temple 31 Lucy 254 Christine 35 Lucy Elizabeth 20 Clarence 36, 38 Lucy Mary 120 Creed 39 Mary 21 Daniel 37 Nancy 185, 253 Edith Bernard 34 Ola Saunders 203 Edward 155 Samuel 34 Eliza 30, 32, 254 Samuel L. 33 Elizabeth 34-35, 37 Sarah A. 131 Elizabeth Montgomery 155 Sarah Thomas 85 Ella Bowles 34 Seney M. Brodie 21 Ellie Willis 30, 37 Stephen 34 Ernaline 30-31, 254 W. H•. 203 Emeline 172 w. J. 21 Frank 36 William 34, 185 George 30-32, 34-36, 185, William Horseley 254 254 Cooke, Benjamin 126 George Bluford 34 Emeline 126 George Edward 34 Florence 113 George K. 4 James Anthony 113 George King 36 John 126 George M. 36 Mary 126 George Philip 36 Mordecai 126 George W. 34 Sarah Maxwell Otey 126 George William 34 Thomas 126 Gideon 30, 37, 246-247 W. H. H. 84 Giles 37 William 126 Gladys 33-34 Cool, Margaret 147 Gordon Bluford 34 Cooper, Abell 37 Greene 37 Alice 155 Harriet 24G Alvie 39 Harriet B. 37, 247 America Law 37, 246-247 Harry 38 Andrew 35 Haseltine Parker 34, 254 Ann Eliza 36-37 Hattie 34 Ann Williamson 36 Helen 34 Annie 34-35, 38 Herbert 30, 36-37 Annie J. 35 Hue;h 200 Annie Law 36, 38 Ida 39 Augustua 37 Ira Culler 39 Augustus 38 Irene 38 Benjamin 30, 37 Jack 36 Benjamin Herbert 36 James 30, 37 278

James w. 34 Nannie Bernard 4, 36 Jane Richardson 30, 37 Nannie Helen 38 Janis 34 Nannie Helm 38 Jean 169 Nannie Hodges 39 Jeanette 37 Nannie Lewis 34 Jesse 36 Nannie Pinckard 38 John 30 Nannie Ruth 36 Johnson 37-38 Odessa Fralin 35 Joseph Bryan 34 Othello 35 Julia 36-37 Patsy 200 Julia F. 36 Paulina Orvis 34, 254 JUlia Gatewood 34 Pearl 38 Julia Gatewood Pearl Hundley 35 Williamson 31 Polly Wingf'ield 185 Julia Williamson 254 Ponetta 37 Kate L. 209 Preston Stockton 34 Katherine King 36 Raney 30 Kinsey 34 Raymond 35 Landon J. 34 Richard 36 Lawson,Jr. 34 Robert 37-38 Lawson Williamson 34 Roselle 37 Leone Anderson 34 Russell 34 Lera Wood 38 Russell Wayne 34 Letitia Anne 37 Ruth 36 Lillian George 36 Sallie 30, 36 Lizzie 39 Sallie. King 36 Lou Emma 34-35 Sallie Raney 37 Louisa 30, 37 Samuel 36, 38 Louise 35 Sarah Hall 30 Lucy Ellie Willis 37 Sparrell 37 Lucy Parker 37 Stirling 36-37 Maggie Hutchinson 38 Sue Elizabeth 34 Margaret 36 Susan Williamson 254 Martha 36-37 Susan Sophia Wi111a.mson 34 Mary 36 Susannah Andrews 30 Mary Ann 30, 32, 254 Taylor 39 Mary Cassie 34 Tazewell 37 Mary Cornelia 34 Thelma 35 Mary L. 36 Thomas 35, 37-38 Mary w. 34-35 Thomas, Jr. 38 Mary Wingf'ield 30-32, 34- Thomas M. 169 35, 254 Van 37 Mildred Frances 34 Vera Perdue 35 Minnie 37-38 Vesta 38 Miriam 34 Virgie 39 Mollie 37 Virginia 36-37 Mordecai 39 Virginia Saunaers 200 Morgan 30, 254 William 30-31, 34-37, 200, Morgan w. 34 254 Myrtle 39 William Brown 39 Nancy Cornelius 30 William Herbert 36 Nancy Martin 30 William S. , Jr. 30 Nancy Page 169 William Stirling 30, 37 Nancy Page Strayer 169 Copeland, Anna Pinkard 172 Nannie 30, 35, 39, 254 Betty Gardiner 223 279

Jess 223 Julia Smith 40 Lula 238 Lily 39 peter 30 Loula 39 William N. 172 Lucinda Baker 39 Copenhaver, Aliae 21 Mary Agee 40 Carrie Brodie 21 Nancy 40 Gordon 21 Nancy Craghead 40 H. C. 21 Nancy Powell 40 Wesley 21 Pocahontas 39-40 Corn, Dicy 96 Robert 39 Jesse 95-96 Sallie 39 John A. 96 Sally Hale 40 Nancy 96 Sarah Bernard 40 Nancy Hancock 95 Sarah Powell 39 Samuel 96 Susannah Maxey 40 Wm. 96 Thomas Lodowick 39 Cornelius, Nancy 30 Timothy 40 Cornstalk 145 Townley 39-40 Cotton, Bessie 35 Virginia 39 Cousins, Lelia Woodall 252 Walter 40 Pigg 252 William 40 Coverstone, Ida Ramsey 85 Craig, Alice 21 John 85 Benjamin Burton 251 Cowden, Lucy 22 Benjamin Giles 152, 251 Lucy Rives 23 Bertha Motley 21 Cox 188 Catherine 251 Ada Ross 193 Charles 21 Ardie Wingfield 243 Christine Cooper 35 Bartholomew 124 Edward 152 Elizabeth 124, 16o Elizabeth 91 Frederick 124 Ella Mitchell 152 H. A. 163 Ernest Clay 21 Herbert 0. 243 Frances Lucille 251 Jane 124 George 35 John 124 George D. 153 Nan Catherine 243 Herman Marshall 251 Rebecca 124 Jesse c. 21 Sally Ross 188 Julia M, Thomasson 222 Virginia May 163 Lenora 32 Cradler, Jacob 13 Lucy 42 Craft, Mary 158 Lucy Marvin (Marvene) Craghead, Alexander 39 Wingfield 251 Angeline 39 Lucy Wingfield 152 Catherine 39 Marie 21 Charles 39-40 Mildred 21 Charles P., Jr. 40 Moody 21 Cornelia Ann 40 Nancy 75 Elizabeth Hale 40 Nannie Mitchell 153 Elvira Ann Saunders 40 Naomi 251 Fannie 40 Phillip Wayne 251 Jane Martin 40 Richard 21 Jean DW¥1 40 Rose Brodie 21 John 39-40 Roy C. 21 John B. 40 Ruth Armstrong 21 Julia 97 William 222 280

William Stafford 21 Critcher, Emma 203 Craighead 173 Croft, Annie Mae Kirby 202 Allie McDonald 176 Paul 202 Annie 176 Crosby, Albert G., Jr. 49 Barclay 176 Mrs. Albert, Jr. 29 Bertha 177 Crouch, Ada 237 Caroline Celesta Payne 177 Crowden, James Catherine 176 Crowell, Hannah McNiel l~~ Catherine Johnson 176 John 148 Charles 177 Crozier, Alice M. Hancock 105 E. B. 64 Thomas W. 105 Edwin 176 Crump, Miss 214 Edwin Boone 176 Richard 4 Etta Haynes 177 Crumpacker, Helen 157 France Jane 176 Crutchfield, F. L. 108 Isaac Oliver 176 Frances Helms lo8 Jacob Ditchler 176 George Helms 108 James William 177 John Jeter 108 John 61 Marjorie Livingston lo8 John R. 176 Olivia Helms 108 Julia Smith 61 Crute, Miss 19 Lizzie Maertz 177 Cummings, Bessie 18 Mariah 176 Emma Naff 167 Mark 177 George 167 Medora A. 176 Ida Naff 167 Mollie 176-177 James T. 167 Nancy Powell 173 Cundiff, Lydia 24 Patrick 177 Lydia A. 55 Robert 173 Lydia M. 57 Sally Powell 173 Cunningham, Alpha 204 Samuel 177 Ardenia Saunders 204 Sarah Catherine 177 Belle 201 Sophia 177 Betty 201 Virginia 176 Winkard 177 Charles 202 Woody 177 Dan 204 Crawford, Falishia 52 Earl 202 Creasy, Catherine Hopkins 130 Ernest 202 Eva Catherine Bowman 18 Ernest, Jr. 202 Henry 201 Estelle 202 John 130 Fannie Saunders 202 Lucy A. 130 Frances 201 Pearl 204 Frances Jane 202 Sarah Morgan 201 Frank 204 Warren 18 George 203-204 Creecy, Mr. 177 Gordon 202 Sophia Craighead 177 Hattie 202, 204 Crenshaw, James 187 Herbert 202 Joseph 187 Ida 202 Susanna Kirby 225 Inez Ely 204 Susannah Walker 225 Jefferson 204 Thomas 187 Lucille Woolwine 202 William 225 Laura 201 Crider, Catherine Goode 82 Lodwick 201 George 82 Louise Saunders 201 281

Mabel 202 Elizabeth 200 Margaret 204 H. M. 200 Martha 204 Harry 200 Mary Kasey 204 Mary 200 Mattie Oliver 204 Mary Lou Hariston 200 Maude Dixon 202 Tom 200 Maybelle 202, 204 Daughtery, Glenwood Goode 79 Maybelle Cunningham 204 Harry Lee 79 Milton 202 Harry Lee, Jr. 79 Myrtle Hughes 202 Davant, Anne 70 Oscar 202-203 Davidson, Beatrice 141 Otho 204 Benjamin L. 140 Otto 202 Charles 141 Pearl Allen 202 David Carson 141 Pearl Allen Thomas 203 Edith E. 141 Randolph 202, 204 Eloise Muse 141 Ruby Lawrence 204 Frances 141 Susie Saunders 203-204 George 141 Thomas 202 Hazel May 141 Ursula 202 Ida E. 140 Verna 202 John w. C. 140 William 204 Martha Jane Laprade 140 Winfred 202 Mary Bell 141 custard, Bessie 178 Mary Laprade 140 cuttry, Mary 12 Mary F. 140 Cyrus, Elna Evans 245 Mattie 141 ·w.1n1e 245 Moses A. 140 Nancy J. 140 D. Raymond 141 Samuel D. 140 Dabney, Betty 197 T. J • 140 Douglas Chelf 198 William 140 Elizabeth Lewis 198 Davis 16, 194 Elizabeth Lewis Towles 198 Mr. 198 Heath 198 A. G. 197-198 John Blair 198 Ada Lillian Wingfield 245 Lily Heth Davis 198 Adeline 82, 224 Dallas, Elizabeth Scott 63 Adeline Mildred -44 Margaret 63 Alice Chancellor 198 MarmadUke 63 Alice Fleming Saunders 198 Dalton, Mary 47 Alice Greer 94 Samuel 47 Alice Watts 198 Dameron, Mildred Motley 163 Ann 41 R. S. 163 Ann Barker 41 Dangerfield, Adela Carter 49 Ann.Dent 41-42 John Hariston 49 Ann Preston 197 Leonard 9 Anna Preston 197 Lucretia Frances Dillard 49 Anne Hunter 43-44 Polly 9 Anne Ursula 43 Daniel, John W. 217 Audrey Dickerson 43 Julia Elizabeth 217 Azzie 40 Dannis, Jqhn 206 Barbara Ellen 245 Darnell, Addie 91 Basheba Turner 44, 220, Docie 92 223-224 Elieebet;h eoe Belle Pinet 178 282

Benjamin 41-42, 224 Fletcher 43 Benjamin Dent 43 Frances 133, 201-202, 204 Denjamin Franklin 45-46 Frank Payne 43 Benjamin s. 43-44 George T. 45 Berneice Rebecca 250 George Evans 244 Bessie 248 Gillie Coleman 42 Betsey 44 Haley W. Ramsay 42 Betsey A. Napier 43 Hattie L, 21 Betsey Anne 42 Henrietta Bernard Divers 55 Betty 46 Henry 41 Betty Bowman 16 Henry Walden 246 Betty Stovall 42 Ida Townes 43 Beverly A. 23, 44, 250 Innis, Jr. 245 Beverly A., Jr. 44 Innis Earl 245 Boone 178 Isaac 41 c. w. 43 J. M. 42 Carol Ann 245 Mrs. J. M, 42 Caroline 198 J, M. M. 198 Caryetta 197-198 J, Mitchell 43 Caryetta Louisa 198 James 41, 224 Charles 41-42, 44 James Marshall 46 Charles Peter 43 James P. 44 Chesley 212 James Russell 245 D, W, 42 James Thomas 250 D. S. 43 Jane 42 David 41, 43 Jane Hickey 43, 142 David H. 44 Jeanette M, Druschell 245 Dennis Richard 245 Jesse Guy 43 E. J • 42-43 Jesse H. 44 E. L. 44 Jesse Hurd 42 Edgar 45 Jessie M. Tilley 245 Edgar F. 45 Jessie Morgan Martin 245 Edward 41 Jessie Wingfred 245 Eleanor 41 John 41, 43, 206, 212 Eleanor Hicks 42 John Andrew Gardner 198 Elizabeth 41, 224 John Benjamin 42 Elizabeth Carter 198 John Mitchell 43 Elizabeth Sarah 45 John P. 43 Ella Elizabeth 244 John Peter 43 Ellen 75 John Phillip 245 Ellen Alice Tilley 245 John Robert 245 Ellie Walker 43 John w. 178 Emily Ball 43 John William 244 Emily Electra 178 Jonathan 43-44 Emily W. 43 Joseph Waters 41 Emily Wade 43 Josephine Motley 250 Emma Jamerson 42 Joshua 41 Eugene 198 Julia 44-45 Eugene F. 198 Julia Johnsie 250 Eva Ludwell 245 Julia Page Hancock 113 Everett 45 Karl 178 Everette H. 43 Kate 178 Everette J. 44 Kate Decottes 43 F. S. 113 Laban J. 43-44 Flayle 178 Mrs. Lemon 94 283

Lethia Matilda Nunn 46 Nannie Rebecca 250 Letisha Pettigo 43-44 Nannie William 244 Lewellyn 43 Nettie Barrow 44 Lillian Hurd 43 Nora Montery 45 Lillian Trent 43 Pearl 33 Lily Heth 198 Peggy 42 Lloyd T. 42 Peter 41-43 Louania 44 Peter Perkins 43 Louis 44 Philemon 133 Louisa Morris Saunders 197 Phillip Gordon 250 Louise T. 198 Phyliss Jean 245 Louise Taliaferro 198 Pinckney G. 42 Loutisha 224 Polly H, Tate 217 Louvica 224 R, E. 43 Louvica Anne 45 Randolph 250 Louvica King 44 Richard 41 Lucinda 44 Richard T, 197 Lucinda Loutisha 45 Robert 43 Lula 222 Robert Braxton (BraxteI) 245 Lucy 79 Rufus F, 42 Lucy A. Jones 42 Russell 44 Lucy Craig 42 Mrs. Russell 94 Lucy Landon 198 Russell Edward 245 Luke 41 Ruth 224 Lula 77, Bo Ruth Matilda 46 Lulu E. 42 Sallie E, 43 Lydia 41 Sallie E. Davis 43 Mabel 178 . Sally 42 Mamie 44 Sampson J. 44, 223-224 Margaret c. 43 Samuel Oscar 178 Marguerite 199 Sarah 41 Marguerite Saunders 198 Sarah Jane 43 Martha Coleman 43 Sarah Moreland 41 Mary 33, 41-44 Sevilla Passmore 45 Mary Davis 44 Shirley Agnes 245 Mary Elizabeth 43, 250 Solomon 224 Mary F. Holland 43 Solomon King 45 Mary Holland 43 Spottswood 250 Mary Jane 198 Susan 41 Mary Jane Mitchell 43 Susan A. Koger 42 Mary L. Gravely 32 Susan Koger 44 Mary Garden 41 Susanna 217 Mary Price 120 Susannah 41 Mary Shumate 42 Syrilda May 45 Mary Tate 212 T. H, 43 Matilda Davis 217 Terrell 199 Maud 177 Thomas 41-42 Maud Wall 43 Thomas B. 43, 123 May Hurd 42 Thomas Blackburn 41, 44 Minnie H. 42 Veda 178 Minnie Ruth 244 Vera 178 Moses 41 Virginia Elizabeth Nancy Blackburn 42 Marshall 246 Nancy G. 44 Virginia Grantham 43 Nancy G. McGhee 43 Wesley Earl 245 284

William 41-4:2J 45 Daniel D. 54 William H. 43 Emma Ruth Ross 192 William R. 244 Finwich 192 Wiley R. 55 Hattie Dudley 55 Winifred Cabell Skinnen 94 John 54 Winnie 42 Mollie Dudley 54 Day, Elsie 200 :Pattie Dudley 54 Fenton 200 Sarah 205 Fenton, Jr. 200 Dickey, Jane 136 Mary Elsie Hampton 200 Dickinson 16o DeAngelo, Benedict R, 252 Anne Nelson 169 Rachael Harriet 252 Clare Virginia Strayer 169 Decker, Emma 45 Genevieve Geisen 169 Harold 45 Genevieve Mann 169 Lulu Good 45 George 16o William 45 George W, 22-23 Decottes, Kate 43 Lucius Carter 169 DeHaven, Nannie 93 Lucy Brown 22-23 DeKnight, Major 121 Mary 58 DeLancy, Laura 255 Nancy Chapman 112 Dellis, Margaret R. P. 169 Cunningham 204 Randolph Strayer 169 Theordore 204 Richard 169 Demp, DUdley 55 Richard Pendleton 169 Dempsey, Ann Eliza 149 Robert Nelson 16g Debartis. 149 Ruby Walker 169 Hamala 149 StJ1ayer 169 Mary 149 Diggs 64 Polly Marshall 149 Dillard, Adele 49 Denlinger, Lydia 156 Adele Lee 49 Dent, Mr. 69 Adele Nash 49 Ann 41 Ann 47 Betsy 69 Ann Garland 49 Betty 69 Ann Isabelle Martin 47 Hatch 41 Annie 49, 82 Lunette 161 Archelaeus 48 Denton, Mr. 90 Archeleaus Hughes 48 Susan Warner 90 Athey 46 Depi ty, Mary 141 Betsy 212 de Remi, Elizabeth 28 Caroline 49 Deshazo, George K. 25 Carter Lee 49 Sally Ann 65 Celestia 94l, 212 Susannah Cahill 25 Celestia Taliaferro 49 William T. 65 Charles 49 de Souza Netto, F. X. 205 Elizabeth 46-47, 49 Netto, Willie 205 Elizabeth Brown 49 Deyerle, B. 203 Elizabeth Hairston 47 Bettie 119 Elizabeth Mccaw 50 Elizabeth E. 127 Elizabeth Nash 48 Henry s. 179 Elizabeth Redd 47-49 May B. 203 Elizabeth Spencer 48 Sallie A. Price 179 Ethel Covington Hale 49 Dickerson, Annie Wilton 208 Florence Echols 49 Audrey 43 George 46-47, 49 Dan 55 George Lee 49 285

George Penn 47 Mattie Wilson 49 H. Dalton 29, 49 Miranda 47 Harry 48 Miranda Brooks 47 Helen 49 Nancy 48 Henry 211 Nancy Penn 47 Mrs. Herbert 94 Nell Prince 49 Herbert N, 212 Nellie 49 Herbert N, , Jr. 212 Nicholas 46 Herbert Nash 48 overton Redd 47 Herbert Nash, Jr, 49 pattie 46-47 Hughes 47, 49 percy Hunter 49 Isabelle Jones 47 peter 48-49 James 46 peter Francisco 47 James, Jr, 46 peter Francisco, Jr. 47 James Madison 47 peter H. 49 James Stephen 46 peter Hairston 46-48 Jane 46, 48 peter Hairstun II 48 Jane Athey 47 Reuben 48 Jenny 47 Richard 76, 82 John 46-49 Robert 49 John, Jr. 47 Robert Hairston 46 John Henry 47 Ruth 46-47 John Lea 48, 50 Ruth Stovall. 46 John Lee 47 Sallie 48 John Redd 47, 49 sally Martin 47 John Wilson 49 Samuel 48 Josephine Claiborne 49 Sarah I.Jc6,-47 Josephine Claiborne Sarah Stovall 46 Dillard 49 Stephen 46 Kate Greer 48 Thomas 46 Leander 48 Titus 82 Lockey Goode 76, 82 William 48-49 Lucretia Frances 49 William Terry 46 Lucy 47-48, 233 Wilthem 47 Lucy Ashton 49 Dillender, Charles David 105 Lucy Moorman 47 Dorothy cecile 105 Lucy Wise 46 Jennie Rebecca Lula 47 Caldwell 105 Lydia Hale 49 Nellie Fletcher Hancock 105 Lydia Nash 48 Richard David 105 Madison Redd 48 Richard David, Jr. 105 Margaret Brown Samuel Caldwell 105 Martha ti Dilley, John 147 Martha Ann 47-48 Naomi McNiel 147 Martha Hughes 49 Dillingham, Joshua 137 Mary 46-47, 49 Dillman, Polly 170 Mary Adela 48, 94, 212 D:i.llon, Add 202 Mary Ann 46-47 Ailey Ann Powell 51 Mary Clestia Greer 48, 212 Alexander 52 Mary Dalton 47 Annie Elizabeth Divers 53 Mary S. Taylor 50 Arthur 50, 52 Mary Taliaferro 211 Asa 50-53 Mary Taylor 49 Asa, Jr. 51 Matilda 47-48 Betty Bxa Bandy 51 Matilda Hughes 47-48 Bunyan Webster 51 286

Carrie Belle 51 Lucy Adalaide 51 Catherine 52 Lucy Ann Akers 50 Catherine McGhee 51 Lucy Greer 53 Charles Lewis 51 Lucy Miona 51 Dan 52 Lucy Spradling 51 Davis 52 Luther Miner 51 Deborah Ida 51 Lydia 52-53 Dee 50 Mahala Hutts 52 Delilah 50, 52 Margaret 52 Elizabeth 50, 53 Martha 50 Elizabeth Greer 51, 53 Martha Ann 51 Etta Brodie 21 Martha Dillon 50-51 Falishia Crawford 52 Mary 50, 52, 213 Fannie Leslie 51 Mary Elizabeth Fanny 50 Blakenship 50-52 Fleming 50 Mary Frances Mitchell 153 Flemmon 52 Mary Jane Duncan 53 George Everett 51 Mary Jane Smith 53 Gillie Frances Dudley 53 Mary Plybon Starkey 52 Greer 51 Maude Blankenship 202 Harvey 51 Mildred Victoria Harper 119 Henderson 51-52 Moses 53 Henry 50-52 Nancy 52 Henry Clay 50-51 Nancy Jane 50, 52 Jack 153 Nan.~ie Noble Harper 120 Jacob 52-53, 120 Naoma Greer 53 James Reed 53 Nellie 52 James Robert 51 Pearl Armena Jacobs 52 Jane Ross 52 Pearl Oden 52 Jefferson 51 Peggy Brown 52 Jennie Chambers 51 Quincy Perry 51 Jesse 50-52 Rachel 52 Jesse, Jr. 50-52 Ransone 50 Jesse II 50 Rebecca 52-53 Jesse III 50-51 Robert Lee 51 Jesse c. 54 Robert Pasley 50-51 Jesse Clay 53, 119 Rufus Alburn 51 Jesse Emmert 51 Sally 50 Jesse Thomas 51 Sally Elizabeth 51 Joanna 50 Samuel Henry 51 Joanna Jane Saunders 51 Sarah Cornelia Harper 120 Joanna Pasley 50 Sarah Elizabeth 51 John 52 Sarah Elizabeth Plybon 51 John Calvin 51 Sarah Jane Ferguson 51 John Henry 51 Sarah Jane Webster 51 Joseph 153 Silas 51, 53 Julia Ann 50-51 Snellings 51 Julia Frances 51 Sperrill 52 Julia M. 166-167 Stephen 52 Julia Mildred 51 Susanna 52 Katherine 52 Temperance 51, 53 Lafayette Hampton 51 Thaddeus Reed 119 Lavinia Paxton 51 Thomas 21, 53 Lewis 52-53 Tyree 52-53, 119 Lillie Estelle 51 Tyree Thomas 53 Louisa Mary Jane 51 William ·50, 52 287

William Flenunon 52 Julia A. 44 William Patterson 51 Lucinda Davis 44 William Samuel 51 Douglas, William 133 Zachariah Taylor 120 Douglass, William 117 Divers, Mr. 86 Douthat, Ray 69 Alice Lee 55 Dowdy, Elizabeth 129 Annie Elizabeth 53 Ezekiel 129 Aquilla 88 Jabez 129 Bessie Lockhart 55 Mary 129 Charles P. 55 Massealey Hopkins 129 Douglas Shelburne 55 William 129 Elizabeth Mary 55 Dowell 62 Emma Gilbert 55 Downes, George 226 Evelyn Martin 55 Downey, Lucy Lykes 235 George Thomas 55 Doyle, Ellen 33 Gillie Anne 55 Florence 256 Henrietta Bernard 55 Drake, Carrie Hatcher Henriette Hudson 55 Dudley 101 John w. 54 Ella Duuley 59 Lee Boston 51 .Leon R. 59 Lucretia Flansburg 55 Leon, Jr. 59 Martha Ann 51 William Benjamin 101 Mary Frances 55 Zach A. 101 Nancy 86, 88 Draper, Adelphea Thomasson 221 Nannie Bet 54 Belle 152 Oliver Perry 55 Ben 238 P. D. 209 Edna 238 Peter Tilmond 55 Harry 238 Peyton Dewitt 55 Helen 238 Rebecca 86 Janie 238 Rebecca Greer 88 Jesse 238, 248 Sally Holland 55, 209 Kizziah 184 Samuel Lee 55 Margaret 238 Sue 202 Mary Elizabeth Wingf1eld 238 Thomas Jarvis Gilbert 55 Quintina Louise Ursula Anne 55 Wingfield 248 Ursula Dudley 55 Ruth 238 William A. 55 Thomas 43, 221 Dixon, Estella Victoria 120 W. L. 238 Maude 202 Dratt, Elizabeth Dudley 59 Dixons 64 John J. 59 Dobyns, Mr. 191 Drewry, Jane Jamison 10 Abner, Lee 108 Richard 10 Abner Lee, Jr. 108 Dr:1.pp, Lydia 211 Mary Elizabeth Ross 191 William 211 Sarah Virginia Allie Dripps, Izydia Greer 94 Price 108 Mrs. William 94 Dodd 62 Druschell, Jeanette M. 245 Sallie Goodman 104 Dudley 54 Donahue, Martha Ferguson 62 A, M. 58 Donald, James 123 Ada 54 William 123 Ada Hancock 59 Donham, Roberta 199 Ada Lucy Mary 61 Doniphan, Hattie 218 Ada Nye Hancock 100 Doss, Jos. 44 Albert 56 288

Albert H. 59 Elvira 54 Albert Henry 100 Emily 56 Albert Henry, Jr. . 100 Emma 55 Albert McLeod 58-59, 100 Emma Lovelace Alex 54 Emma Tate Yates §~ Amanda 56 Emmitt 59 Amanda Angeline 56-57 Emmitt Edgar 58-59 Ann 58 Emmitt Irvine 59 Ann Holland 54 Ernest 59 Ann Parke Smith 54 Essie 37 Annie Tench 37 Estes 54 Arthur 55 Ethel 35 Bell 58 Eugie Della 55 Belle 59 Fannie 54-55 Ben 54 Fannie Kasey 57 Bernard 59 Florence Parker ~9 Betty 55 Forest 57 Betty Poindexter 57 Frances 59 Blanche 57 Frances Holland 54 Bob 56 Frances Mccrary 24, 58 Bogie 56 Frank 58 Bogue 57 Frank Humbert 24, 58 Carolyn 59 Frank R. 58 Carrie 57 George 56 Carrie Hatcher 101 Gerald 59 Catherine James 54 Gertrude 58, 210 Chapman W. 57 Gillie Ann 54 Chapman Walter 59 Gillie Ann Bennett 57 Charles 57-58 Gillie F. 54 Charlotte Heptinstall 56 Gillie Frances 53 Clara Angle 58 Gillie S. 54 Clara Belle 59 . Gladys 59 Clarence 55 Gordon 58 Clarice 55 Grace Endicott 58 Claud 55 Grady 59 Clifford 55 Graydon 37 Cora 57 Gustave B. 24-25, 58 Cora Lee 54 Gustave B., Jr, 24, 58 Corrie H. 59 Gustave Beauregard 58 Davis 56 Guy 59 Dink 55-56 Guy Rucker 59 Doc. 56 Gwin (Gwynn) 53-56, 61 Doris 24 Gwynn Tyler 54 Doris Dean 58 Hadden 59 Edgar 58 Harriet M. 54 Eldridge 61 Harrison Hancock 101 Eldridge M. 58 Harry G. 58 Eldridge Marcellus 61 Harvey 59, 201 Eliza 54 Harvey Mitchell 100 Elizabeth 54, 56, 59 Hattie 54-55 Elizabeth Gilbert 55 Henry 54 Elizabeth Murry 58 Hopy A. 54 Ella 55, 59 Howard 59 Ella Bernard 59 Ida Holland 56 Ella Poindexter 57-58 Illa 55 289

James 54-58 Mabel Perkins 58 James A. 54 Mahlon 56 James Henry 24, 54, 57-59, Marion Boatwright 54 61 Marion Mccrary Moir 24, 58 James Henry, Jr, 58 Martha 54 James Nicholas 59 Martha Lake 58 Jane 58-59 Mary 53-56 Jane Perdue 54 Mary Dickinson 58 Jean 58 Mary E. Hale 53-54 Jennie 54, 57 Mary E. Holland 56 Jesse c. Dillon 54 Mary F. 54 Jimmy 55 Mary F, Dudley 54 Joe 54, 59 Mary Fannie 57, 59 Joe Ann 58 Mary Frances 56 Joe H. 58 Mary Hale 54-56 John 54, 56-58 Mary Heptenstall 61 John Peter 54 Mary Pasley 53 Josie 210 Mattie 56, 203 Julia 54, 57-58 May 58 Julia Ann 54, 56, 59 Millie Holland 56 Julia Ann Elizabeth 24, 54~ Mollie 54 57-5Cl Morton L. 58 Julia Jones 54 Morton L., Jr. 58 Julia Mary Elizabeth 61 Nannie 54 Julius K, 59 Nannie Bet 54 Julius Kemper 58 Nannie Street 58 Kate 58 ~Nancy 55, 58 Katherine M. 54 Nancy Pasley 54 Katie Beasley 54-55 Nancy Eliza Smith 54 Laura 56 Nellie Newbill 56 Laura Bartlett 59 Nettie 56 Laura E. Bartlett 100 Octavia Ann 58 Laura Saunders 201 Olivia 55 Lelia 57 Ollie 55 Lena 58 Otey 54-55 Leona 210 Otha 55 Levi 53-57 Pattie 54 Lilburn 54 Pattie Kemp 54, 57 Lillian 37 Pearl 55 Lillian Gaines Phillipa 100 Peter 56 Lillie Gaines 59 Peyton 55-56 Lois 58 Polly Kemp 55-57 Louis Roane 100 Priscilla Flint Humbert 24 Loula Virginia 24, 57 Priscilla Humbert 58 Lucille 59 Ransome 54 Lucinda Holland 55 Rhoda Ann Holland 61 Lucy 55-56 Riley 56 Lucy Mary 54 Robert 54-55 Lucy Smith 54 Roxy 57 Lula 210 Roy 58 Lydia A. Cundiff 55 Ruby Lewis 24, 58 Lydia Cundirr 24 Sallie 54-55 Lydia !II, Cundif'f 57 Samuel 55 Mabel 59 [ Samuel Calvert 24, 58 Mabel Elizabeth 101 Ruth Boyles 59 290

Sarah 56 Nancy 96 Sarah Elizabeth 24, 58 Tandy Patterson 96 Sarah Pasley 55 Dunn, Mr. 207 Sherwood 58 Alexander 66 Silas 57 Jean 40 Silas J. 54 Nancy Finney 66 Silas T. 58 Tamesia Cahill 27 Sia Perdue 56 Thomas 40 Sparrel 54 Walter 27 Stella 54 Dunnington, Pauline Stephen 54-57 Bl.ankenship 202 Stephen o. 56 Walter 202 Stephen William 58 Dutton, Lena 240 Sue M. Good 54, 59 Dyer, Cole 85 Tee 55 James W. 5 Temperance 57 Jane Thomasson 221 Temperance Heptinstall 55- John H. 5 56 John Lawson 5 Thomas 24, 37, 53-57, 61 Julia Williamson 5 Thomas Early 54 Lillian 5 Thomas o. 56 Lucinda Ramsey 85 Thomas W. 54, 56 Mary Lyle 5 Tilman P. L. 56 William 221 Todd 37 Ursula 55 E. Vernon 58 Victoria 54 Eanes, Mr. 37 Viola Love 59 Alex 203 Virginia Sparks 59 Emma Critcher 203 Virginia Spotswood 24, 58 Fannie 203 w. Brown 24 Fleta 203 Wallace Lee 59 Laura 33 Walter 57 ·Margaret 203 William 37, 54-56 Martha Cooper 37 William Brown 58 Oakie 203 William R. 56-57 Eames, Bond 37 Willie Octavius 58 Julia Cooper 37 Willie Octavus 59 Mary 37 Dudleys 64 Sallie Tench 37 Duff, Joseph E. 236 Early, Ann 6o Joseph Eugene, Jr. 237 Elizabeth 59, 213 Mary Catherine 236 Elizabeth Buford 59-60 Sammy Lewis 236 Elizabeth Robertson 6o Sarah Wingfield Ayers 236 Hannah 60 Dugger, Sallie 148 Henry 6o Duncan, Miss 92 Jacob 6o Ann 96 Jacobus 6o Ann Hall 97 Jane 6o Field Allen 96 Jeremiah 59-6o Fleming Willis 96 Joab 60 George 96-97 Joel 60 John 96 John 59-60 Julia Harvey 101 Joseph 60 Mary Jane 53 Joshua 6o Mollie Fleming 96 Joshua, Jr. 6o 291

Jubal 60 Martha Jane 222 Jubal A. 197 Nannie Rebecca Wingfield Lucy Smith 60 Davis 250 Mary 126 Eiler, John 249 Mary Leftwich 60 Rose Carter McDowell 249 Mary Stithe 60 Elder, Marguerite Evans 245 Peter 60 Nannie Bob 242 Sarah 60 Regionald Burns 245 Sarah Anderson 60 Russell B. 245 Theodocia White 60 Eldridge 64 Thomas 59 Judith 63 East, Burlie 223 Eller, Catherine Brubaker 170 Luce Frith 223 John 170 Mary 66 Ellinipsico 145 Easter, Albert 18" Elliott, Angie Fitzpatrick 204 Annie Grubbs 185 Frances 119 Eaton, Albert B. 234 Robert 204 Alice Lelia 234 Ellis, Maude 193 Arthur Joseph 235 Ely, Inez 204 Arthur Josephus, Jr. 234 Emlar, Doris 173 Bessie 234 Louise 173 Ethel J. 234 Minnie Pearson 173 Hugh H. 234 Samuel 173 Hugh H., Jr. 234 Emler, Doris 32 James A. Downey 235 Louise 32 Joseph Jackson 235 Pearson Minnie 31 Joseph Jackson, Jr. 235 Sam 31 Julia Parkey 234 Endicott, Grace 58 Julia Wingfield 234 Engle, Mr. 203 Lucy Lykes Downey 235 Luna Saunders 203 Mary Lelia Lewis English, Ardra 57 Wingfield Ayers 235 Blanche 57 Sarah Albert 234 Elizabeth Dudley 56 Sophia Peebles 235 Ellen Virginia 119 Victoria 234 Ernaline 201 Echols, Florence 49 Gwin D. 56 Lillian B. 243 Helen Orr 85 Edmonds, Andrew Lewis 211 Henry F. 57 Andrew Lewis, Jr. 211 Jake 59 Emily Nelson Greer 211 Johnson 104 Edmondson, Mrs. Andrew Lucille Dudley 59 Lewis 94 Lucy Brown 24 Elizabeth 94 Mary Annie 99, 104 Edmundson, A. L. 171 Nancy 57 Frances Swanson 207 Neron 205 Humphrey 207 Parmenas 104 Edward, Virginia 161 Pike 205 Edwards, Miss 82 S. Douglas 24 Bettie Chapman Hancock 112 Stephen 56 Chapman Hancock 112 Tom 57 Charles Q. 112 William E. 85 Elizabeth Goode 82 Epperson, Elizabeth 94 Matt 82 Mrs. Joseph 94-95 Eggleston, J. Richard 250 Josephine Wade 94 Leone 116 Etter, Lorina Thelma 114 292

Eudalia, Moses 122 Adah Redden 63 Nannie Featherstone 122 Alexander 6o-62 Sarah 122 Alexander, Jr. 61 Evans, Anderson 146 Alice 63 Bessie E. Carwile 245 Amanda 63 Elna 245 Ann 61 Ethel Sowell 244 Ann Heptinstall 56 Florence Elizabeth 244 Anne Green 63 Frances N. Ware 244 Arthur Duke 63 Georgie 244 Austin Victor 63 Herman 244 Bessie 155 Herman, Jr. 244 Betty Laughlin 63 Hubert Hearn 244 Blanche 155 James Malcolm 244 Brooxie Hunt 63 John ware 244 Bruce 61 John Wesley, Jr. 244 Cammie 202 Kathryn 244 Carrie Mccaskey 63 Marguerite 245 Daniel 56, 61-62 Mary Murrell 217 Darrell 63 Mattie Burton Wingfield 244 David 62-63 Nancy L. 244 David Jackson 62-63 Naomi McNeil 146 Dougald 62 Nora 18 Eli V. 62 Paul 245 Elizabeth 61, 63 Robert Preston 244 Elizabeth Catherine Sarah E. 241 Beaumont 61 Shirley Grey 244 Elizabeth Greer 61 Thomas David 217 Elizabeth Parker 61 William 245 Ella 155 Ewing, Elizabeth Nash Evelyn 63 Dillard 48 Femeretta 61 Hugh, Jr. 48 Frances 63 Mary McNeel 145 Frances Burke 62 William 145 Guy V. 63-64 Henry Clay 63 F. J. Harry 63 J. T. III 64 Fanning, Eliza Pauley 147 James 61, 63, 155 John 146-147 James Alexander 61 Lavinia McNeil 146 James B. 62 Faris, Judith 184 James Bosewell 62 Farley, David 131 James T. 63 Dinah Cook 130-131 James Taylor 63 Gideon 130-131 Jane Smith 62-63 Judah 131 Jemima Saunders 62 Nancy 130-131 John 13, 62-63 Rachel 131 John B. 63 Farmer, Molly Glass 72 John P. 56 Faulker, Paul 178 John William 63 Samuel 178 Joseph 62-63 Vera Davis 178 Judith Eldridge 63 Feazell, Ruth 75 Julia Holland 61 Ferguson, Miss 200 Julie 64 Mr. 39 Leonard David 63 Abram 63 Louise Watson 62 293

Margaret 61 George M. 23 Margaret Adele 63 May 23 Margaret Dallas 63 May Brown 23 Margaret Punmill 63 Virginia 23 Margaret Saunders 200 Finney 64 Margaret Turner 62 Amos 24, 66, 184-185, 237 Marriner Frances Ann 65, 185 Meredith 64 Ann Walker 65 Martha 62 Anne E. 184 Martyn (or Morton) 62 Annie 66 Mary 61-62 Babe 65 Mary Margaret 63 Betsy 64 66 Mary Montgomery 155 Betsy Ann 26, 64-65 Mary Parker 60 Betsy Wingfield Prunty 24 Mary Rebecca 63 Callie 66 Mary Sue 155 Carolina Staples 66 Mary Turpin 64 Caroline 65 Mattie 155 Carrie 66 Mildred 61 Charles C. 65 Mildred Marshall Wright 63 Dolly 64-65 Milton 63 Elizabeth Prunty 6!1-66, 184 Morton 62-63 Elizabeth Prunty Myrtle Cooper 39 Wingfield 184, 237 Nancy Ellen 63 Elizabeth Stuart 66 Nancy Smith 63 Elizabeth Wingfield 66 Nancy-Wood 61 Ellender Slone 66 Oscar 61 F. W. C. 65, 208 Otho G. 63 Frances King 65 Parizade 13 Francis W. C. 207 Rachael Jane 63 Franklin 64, 66 Rachel 62 George 64-66 Rachel Matthews 62 Hattie Jamison 193 Rhoda Greer 61 Jackson 64 Robert 155 Jacob 65 Robert Bolling 62 James L. 65 Sallie Gay 62 Jane 64-65 Sally Ann 63 John 64-66, 184 Sarah Jane 51 John J, 66 Segius Frances 63 Joshua 64, 66 Sophia Heptinstall 56 Louis 66 Sophia Hill 13 Louisa Walker 65{ 143 Stephen 61-62 Marshall 6t+, 66 Susan Bowen 63 Martha C. 65 Susannah 62 Mary 65 Thaddeaus 61 Mary A. 65, 208 Thomas 61 Mary A. s. 65, 207 William 200 Mary Ann Swanson 209 William B. 62 Mary East 66 Ferlines, Darby 116 Mary Morris 66 Fickle, Margaret J. c. 235 Mary Swanson 64 Fifer, Mr., 224 Mattie Philpott 66 Jane Turner 224 Miranda 94 Finch, Mary Ann 85 Mollie 66 Finley, Ellen Catherine 23 Nancy 64-66, 184 294

Peter 64-65, 184-185 James 11 Polly 64, 66 James Addison 69-70 Riley 66 John 67-68, 71 Robert 64-66 John Jacob, Jr. · 69 Ruth Clark 66 John Phillip 69 Ruth Smith 66 John Robert 67, 70 S. R. 65, 2o8 Judith Marshall 70 Sally Ann 65 Junius Blair 67, 70 Sanford 64 Junius Lee 70 Sanford R. 65, 208 Junius Parker 67, 70-71 Sarah Jane Brown 64 Katherine Rhodes Nelson 70 Susan Lewis 23-24 Lillian Rhodes Snapp 70 Susan Napier 65 Mary Anna 67-68 Susannah Mitchell 64, 66 Mary Evelyn 71 Thomas 64, 66-67, 193 Mary Louisa 70 W. c. 65 Mary Louisa Harriet Wesley L. 65 Boone 11, 70 William 64, 66 Mary Magdalene 67 William Andrew Jackson 64 Minnie Tinsley 70 Zack 64 Nancy Hail 68 Zack, Jr. 64-65 Patsy 68 Zackariah 65, 208 Peter 67-69, 71 Finnely, Caroline 64 Peter Hopkins 69 Firth, Elizabeth Payne 174 Phillip, Jr, 69 Fique, Elizabeth 169 Fishburn, Amarilla Ann 69 Reuben Harvey 69 Ann Wagner 69 Samuel 68-69, 71 Anna 68 Sarah 68 Anne Davant 70 Smith 68 Barbara 67-68 Susan 69 Benjamin Bailey 69 Susan Emeline 69 Betsy 69 Susan Frances 70 Bluford 68 Susanna 67-68 Channey Harrison 68 ·susanna Kitterman 67 Charles Robert 70 Theresa Grace Parker 70 Christina 67-61 Tipton Lewis Tinsley 70 Christopher 67-6 Walter Deering 70 David Bhealer 6 Wesley 68 Elizabeth 67-68 Wilson 68 Elizabeth Jane 69 Fishburne, Fannie Tinsley 219 Emma 70 Sam 219 Ernest Boone 70 Fisher, Daniel 8, ll Ernest Louise 71 Elizabeth ll Fanny 218 Elizabeth Kesler 9 Ferdinand Blair 69 Jonathan 164 Frances Butterfield 70 Margaret Frances Tinsley 69 Nancy ~ Frederick 67-68 Nancy Boone 11 George Harger 68 Solomon 9 Harry Proctor 70 Susannah Knaff 164 Henry Kittaman 68 Fitzpatrick, Angie 204 J. A. 7l Beatrice Manyette 204 Jacob 67-69 Celia 203 Jacob W. 69 Frances Saunders 204 Jacob Willis 71 Hubert 204 295

Minerva 205 Helen Crumpacker 157 Nellie 204 Henry 156 Pearl Creasy 204 Isaac 14 Ruby 204 Jacob 15 Walter 204 James 16 Wm. 204 Julia Montgomery 159 William, Jr. 204 Julia Montgomery Flora 159 Fizer, Missouri Morgan 201 Lois 158 Samuel 201 Martha Bowman 15 Flangsburg, Lucretia 55 Mary 14-15 Fleming 199 Mary D. Naff 167 Anna 142 Mildred 157 Cora 142 Mildred Flora 157 Nancy Prunty 186 Newton 157 Squire 186 Norman 159 Fletcher, John Lawrence 105 Ora 157 Mary Elizabeth 105 Ora Flora 15"( Nancy Lee Harris 105 Owen 15 Flint, John Gardner 110 Parker 157 Laura Marshall Hancock 110 r;:uentin 157 Flora 16 Riley 156 Miss 8 Rosa Belle Montgomery 157 Abraham I. 159 Rosa L. 167 Albert 157 Ruth 157 Beatrice 158 Sallie Bowman 16 Berkley T. 157 Sally 14, 159 Billy 158 Susan Emily Bowman 16 Buren 158 Susannah 166 C. C. 167 Virginia Lee Montgomery 157 Catherine 156 Wilford 158 Catherine Bowman 15 Zora 159 Cecil 158 Floth, Adam 156 Charlie 159 Charlie 156 Charles o. 157 Ethel 156 Christian 158 Floyd, John B. 198 Clora Montgomery 158 Flynn, Fannie 27 Cornelius 158 Fontaine, Harry 252 Corrie 159 John Robbin 252 Mrs. Danie 2 Mary Motley Wingfield 252 Doc. 158 Forbes, Elizabeth Dillon 50 Effie 157 Peter B. 50 Effie Montgomery 158 Sally Dillon 50 Elizabeth 14, 157 Thomas J. 50 Ella Montgomery 156 Ford, Annie May 255 Elmer 156 Jane Hickey 142 Eloise 157 Jesse 142 Ernest 159 Joseph 142 Eva 163 Joseph c. 142 Franklin P. 159 Margaret Alzira La vin:ler 142 Fred 158 Mary Sherman 142 George 166 Forsee, Jane 28 Hanna 14, 17 Foster, Miss 134 Hannah Brower 15 Betty Gene 115 Harley 156 Elizabeth Victoria Harvey 156 Shertz 115 296

EUgene 115 Coy 223 Louvenia 189-190 Edward 223, 253 Fowler, Nancy Mary 11 Emma 253 Susan 8 Ethel 191 Fra1lin, Bailey 21 Florence L. 253 Howard 21 Jacob 253 Lillian Brodie 21 Jacob Austin 253 Thelma 21 James 223 W. B. 21 Jennie 253 Fralin, Alice Patra Powell 51 John 174 Frank 65 Lee 223, 253 George 35 Luce 223 Jefferson Davis 51 Lulu 223 Jennie 7 Mary 223 John David 51 Mary c. 253 Lavinia 10 Texas 223 Lucy Ann 7-8 Thomas D. 253 Mary Finney 65 Uel 223 Mildred Katherine Willia Mason 223 Powell 51 William o. 253 Odessa 35 Fry, Mrs. Thomas 64 Tabitha 171 Frye, Brooksie 153 William Henry 51 Fugate, Fern 155 Frances, r-i!'s. P. G. 197 Mary 155 Frank, Miss 48 Maude Ann Montgomery 155 Franklin, Belle R. B. 155 Cunningham 201 Sallie 155 Davis 201, 205 Stella 155 Frances Saunders 205 Fuller, Miss 74 John 205 Mary 162 Mattie 205 Fuqua, Mr. 90 Frantz, Miss 37 ·Emily Warner 90 Fraser 123 Furson, Miss 95 Frazier, Annie Cahill 26 Belle Williams Hancock 113 G. c.irleton Page 113 Deane 26 Gaines, Alice Brown 23 Early Hancock 113 Edward 23 Herbert Anslem 113 Lillie 59 Mary Kidd 252 Maxwell c. 100 Ray 26 Lula Roane 100 Robert 252 Galt, Lucy 196 Sallie Kathleen 113 Gammon, Bill 162 William 26 Valeria Wells 162 Williams. 113 Gardiner, Alberta 223 William Stone 113 Anna Laura 223 Freel, Chloe Ann 182 Betty 223 French, Margaret Bruce 80 Cicely Ramsay 223 Frith, Miss 65 Edwin 223 Ada Nunn 223 Eliza 223 Ann Eliza 253 Emma Jane 223 Burness 223 Hershey Turner 223 Caroline Cook Wingfield 253 J. s. 223 Cassie 223 James 223 297

Iowa 223 Ida Emerson 256 Nora Shelton 223 J • P. 256 Texas 223 Lewis 256 Gardner, Elizabeth 109 Linnaeus 256 Ernuel Yancy 82 osa 256 James 82 Geisen, Genevieve 169 Lucinda Goode 82 Gentry, Belle W1ngrield 255 Puss Goode 82 Conrad 255 Garland, Anna Oren 104 George 255 Mary 93 Gordon 255 Sarah 230 Layton 255 Garner, Diana 25 Thomas 255 Garrant, Miss 213 George, Lillian 36 Garrett, Alma 153, 204 Gibson, Ellie 157 Annie 153 G1bsons 64 Anna Mitchell 153 Gilbert, Miss 62 Bettie Saunders 204 ' Angeline 61 Beulah 204 Berniece Evely:1 161 Blanche 204 Charles Marvin 161 Edward 201 Elizabeth 55, 61 Emma Simms 204 Ella Estelle 257 Flora Morgan 201 Frances M. McCall 61 George J. 204 Frances Pernelle 161 James P. 153 Jean Elai.ne 161 John 204 Judi.th Ann 161 Kate 153 Kemwill Clement 61 Lula .Walker 204 Lula 162 Martha Saunders 204 Mary Etta 161 Mary 153 Mary Smith 61 Peter 153 Michael 61 Paul 153 Ora May 252 Rachael 153 Samuel w., Jr. 161 Reginald 204 Samuel Wm. 161 Robert 204 Susan Kate 257 Ruth 153 Thomas 61 Sallie 201 Vivian Carol 161 Samuel 201 William 257 Saphronia Thaxton 204 Gilberts 64 Thomas 201 Gi.lchrist, Bessie I. William 153, 204 Bryant 242 Garst, Maggie D. Narr 166 Charles Henry 242 Marvin 166 Charlotte Temple 242 Gari;h, Miss 187 Clyde Herbert 242 Betty 187-188 Cornelia Florence 242 Betty Ross 187 Curtis Wilson 242 David 187 Earl 242 Elizabeth 188 Edward Hobson 242 John 187-188 Edwin Earl 242 Mary Ann Lobbins Eleanor-a Holmes 242 (or Sobbins) 187 Florence 242 Sarah Mouzby 187 Frances Alease 242 Thomas , 187 Frances Eleanora Gearhart, Nancy 7 Wingfield 241 Gearheart, Bruce 256 Ida Lillian 242 Elizabeth 256 James, Jr. 242 298

James Valentine 242 George 72 John Robert 242 John 72, 208, 225 Mary Virginia Myers 242 John S. 72 Mollie Virginia 242 Judith 72, 74, 208 Nannie F, Wright 242 Maitland Simmons 72 Nellie Frances Trent 242 Martha Ann 74 Raymond 242 Molly 72 Raymond, Jr, 242 Patience 72 Robert Braxton 242 Patsy Walner 72 Ruth Harvey 242 Sally 72 Virginia Frances 242 Glenn, John 94 Walter 242 Mary Frances 216 Willie Lewis 242 Victoria Whitehead 94 Giles, William Branch 196 Godsey, Mr. 203 Gill, Alexander 215 Frances Saunders 203 Fannie Lillian Motley 161 Goggin, Janet Robertson 215 James Dwight 161 Mary 215 Mary Goggin 215 Mary Otey Leftwich 215 Paul 161 Mary Walden 215 Gilliam, Cuthbert 199 Nancy 215 John 11 Pamelia 215 Lucy Davis Saunders 199 Pamelia Tate 215 Susanna 216 Pleasant Moorman 215 Gillespie, Louisa B. 126 Rachael Moorman 215 Gills, Carrie 57 Stephen 215 Charlie 57 Stephen, Jr, 215 Cora Dudley 57 Thomas 215 Lee 57 William 215 Gilmer, Alice 237 Good, Adeline 45 Mary A, 235 Adeline Mildred Davis 44 T, J, 237 Elbert 45 Virginia Elizabeth 236 Emma Decker 45 Gingrich, Bernice 176 · James 45 Earle 176 Lon 45 John Lincoln 176 LUlu 45 Mariah Craighead 176 Nannie 45 Newton 176 Phoenie Anthony 45 Oliver Newton 176 Sam 45 Girvin, Emma Elizabeth 70 Samuel S, 44-45 J, Harry 70 Sue M. 54, 59 Gist, Daniel 129 William 45 Elender Hopkins 129 Goode 71 Givens, Annie Kate 157 A, W., Jr, 78 Clyde S. 157 Abraham 82 Clyde Straley, Jr, 157 Abram Maury 79 Vinnie Montgomery 157 Ada Brooks 84 Glaspy, Alexander 186 Adam 77 Glass, Amelia 74 Adeline Davis 82 Dudley 72 Alex 84 Dudley, Jr. 72 Alice Mullins 75, 82 Frances 72 Alzie 79 Frances Elizabeth 74, 225 Arnarilla 71, 219 Frances Priddy Prideaux 72 Ann 80, 83 Frankie Walner 72 B. Clifford 5, 134 299

Beatrice 223 Fannie Mildred Ross 77, 191 Beatrice Augusta 79 Fannie Ross 222 Benjamin 219, 222 Fanny 77-78, 222 Benjamin Clifford 79 Flora 84 Benjamin Meshach 77, 79, 1/'lorence 77, 80-81, 222 191 Fount 84 Berta 80 Fountain 75 Bertie 77 Frances 78, 82, 84 Betsey Davis 44 Frances Catherine 79 Biddie 84 Frank 79, 81, 84 Billy 81 Fred 178 Blanche Wade 78 G. Pendleton 84 Booker 84 Gardiner 222 Callie Bet Williams 222 Gay 78 Callie Bettie 192 George 44, 75, 82 Callie Bettie Williams 77- George Harvey 81 78 George W. 46, 75, 84 Cannaday Elsie 84 George W., Jr. 77 Catherine 75, 82, 223 George Woodard 76 Catherine Jones 80 Georgia 46 Charles H. 77 Gladys 78 Charley 79-80 Glenwood 79 Clare 81 Grace 78, 80 Claude 80 Grace Eleanor Ramsey 79 Clayton 84 Grace Ramsay 223 Clifford 185, 223 Grover C. 85 Cornelia Vandivort 84 .Gusta 84 David 79, 82-84, 222 Hampton Gray 80 David, Jr. 75 Hannibal 84 David, I 74-75, 82 Harold 80 David, II 75-76 Harold D. 80 David G. 75 Henry Franklin 81 David Gardner III 76-77 Henry Fountain 76, 80 David Henry IV 77, 79 Herbert 84 David Hurd 80 Hilda 78 Dora 79 Holmes Irving 80 Dulce 79 Ida 77 Earl Woody 80 Ida Lemon 85 Effie 78 Ida M. 85 Eliza Phillips 84 J. E. 84 Elizabeth 75, 82, 85 J. Ken 84 Elizabeth Camden 219 Jacob 75, 82 Elizabeth Waltz 74-75, 82 James 84 Ella Franklin 81 Jane 76 Ellen 84 Jane Standley 75 Ellen Davis 75 Jane Tate 75 Emma Coleman 76 Jemima 76 Emma Wooline 77 ,Tennie 76 Emory 78 John 75 Emory H. 78 John Letcher 79 Emory H., Jr. 78 John Lewis 77 Ernest Bo Jonas 44, 82, 85 Esther 79 Joseph 76, 79 Everett 84 Joseph c. 84 300

Joseph Hamrick 77, 79 Mary Williamson 5, 79, 185 Joseph L. 222 Maury 223 Joy 78 Matilda 82 Juda E. 84 Maude McGhee 80 Julia 46 Mildred 80 Julia Ann 82 Milton 78, 80, 84 Julia B. 44 Minnie 77-i~ Julia Goode 44 Minnie McGhee Julia Mason 76 Mitchell 80 Julian Ann 85 N. S. 42 Kate 82 Nancy 75, 84 Katherine Oxley 75 Nancy Craig 75 Kyle 80 Nancy Short 84 Lake 84 Nancy T. 83 Lawrence 84 Nancy Thomas 83 Lemuel 84 Nannie 76 Lera 78, 191-192 Nannie Bettie 77, 79 Letitia 83 Nannie Halsey 84 Letitia King 76-77 Nanny Bet 222 Levi 84 Neva 78 Lewis 76 Newton 82 Lindsey Oxley 76, 81 Norman Soloman 77, 80 Lizzie 44 Odessa 78 Lizzie cook 84 Odey J. 84 Lockey 76, 82 Olea 78 Louisa 77 Oliver 82 Louise 81, 222 Ollie 85 Lucinda 82 Pattie Hankins 76 Lucy Davis 79 Pearl 78, 80 Lula So Pearle 84 Lula Davis 77, 80 Peter 222 Lula Irene 80 ·Peter Leftwich 77 Lulu Davis 222 Puss 82 Lulu E. Davis 42 Ray 79 Mabel 223 Rhoda Miller 84 Mabel Clare 79 Robert 84 Madison David 81 Rosa Nutter 79 Maggie Ramsey 80 Roscoe 84 Malinda Miles 75 Roscoe c. 85 Margaret Bruce French 80 Roy 78 Margaret Eleanor 79 Russell 80 Marshall 85 Ruth Feazell 75 Martha 76 Ruth Matilda Davis 46 Martha Jane Eggleston 77, Ryland 80 79, 222 Sallie Williams 75 Martha Tate 82 Sally 75-76, 82-83, 85 Marvin 78 Sally Ramsey 75 Mary 76-78, 80, 82-83 Sam Altic 76 Mary Ann 76 Samuel 75, 82 Mary F. 84 Samuel, Jr. 82 Mary Frances 77 Sarah 82 Mary Rebecca Williamson 79 Sarah Mitchell 84 Mary sue 80 Selma 78 Mary Turner 222 Sena Halsey 84 Mary Vandivort 84 Silas 84 301

Solomon 222 Ann Wingfield 253 Stafford 80 Annie 32-33 Sterling 80 Belle 32 Sue 76, 81 Bessie 32 T. Jeff 84 Burton 32 Tabitha Ramey 83-84 Charles 32 Thomas 79, 82, 85 Cordie Bernard 32 Thomas H. 75 David 32 Thomas Harvey 76-77 Delia 32 Tuemore 77 Elizabeth 32 Valentine 75 Frances Marshall 149 Virgie 79 G. D, 44 Virgil 223 Garnet 32 Virgil Hamlin 79 George C. 32 Virginia 84 Gervals 32 Vi.rginia Dare 80 Greene 32, 254 Virginia Self 78 Harriet 1},j.9 Virginia Tate 81 Herman 32 Wharton 78 J. s., Jr. Wiley 84 Jabe 1i~ Will Ross 78 Jabez 253 William 78, 81-82 James M. 32 William Curtis 84 John 32, 149 William D. 78 John w. 149 William David, Jr. 78 Judy 149 William Gardner 77-78 Julia 32 William P, 75 Julia Hunt 32 Wi.lliam Patrick 76, 81 Lenora Craig 32 Goodie, William Gardner 192 Lewis 32 Gooldy, Mr. 40 Marshall 149 Corneli.a Ann Craighead 40 Mary 171 James 120 Mary Ann Cooper 32, 254 Gordon, Mr. 38 Mary Hutcherson 209 Addie Price 38 Mary L. 32 Archibald 151 Mary Parker 32 Dewey Cecil 46 Mildred 32 Mary Ruth Alexander 46 Oscar 32 Gorman, Armistead M. 22, 25 Paul 32 Mary Jane 22, 25 Paulina Oakes 32 Nancy W. Brown 23, 25 Pauline 32 Sarah E. 22, 25 Peyton 253 Gorton 200 Follie Belcher 32 Augusta Saunders 200 Robert 200 Gossett, Elizabeth S. A. 36 Ikenberry 154 S. A., Jr, 36 Govans, Miss 46 Sally 149, 200 Graham, Mr. 69 Sally Wingfield 253 Susan 69 Talmage 32 Grantham, Virginia 43 Virginia 32 Graveley, E. D. 200 William 32, 200 Elizabeth Hariston 200 Gravely, Mr. 209 William E. 32 Algie Williams 32 William Showver 32 Allie Law 36 Graves, Miss 94 302

Ann 207 Catherine Tate 88 Mary 207 Celestia 94 Susannah 48 Celestia Taliaferro 48, 92, Gray, Clara E. 103 211 Esther Pauline Ayers 236 Charles 211 Frances Gray 203 Charles Callaway 211 Ira R. 236 ·charlotte 88, 90 James ~rgan 236 Clare Scott 211 John 203 Cread 92 Juanita 155 Crockett Saunders 211 Martha Ann Glass 74 Docie Darnell 92 Maston Lewis 236 Edith Taliaferro 211 Reynolds Ayers 236 Edwin 211 Wm. Howard 236 Eliza Wood 90 Graybill, John 14 Elizabeth 51, 91 Mary 14 Elizabeth Craig 91 Mary Bowman 16 Elizabeth Mosby Wade 92-93 Green, Alice Joshua 83 Elizabeth Taliaferro 29 Ann Garland Dillard 49 Emily 91 Anne 63 Emily Nelson 211 Charles 84 Enuna 91 Elihu 84 Etta Willis 211 Epp. 84 Eva Wade 95, 211 Harvey 83 Flora 211 Ira 84 Florence Reed 90 John 121~ Frances 89-90 Juda 84 Frances Doggett 88 Letitia 83 Frances Doggett Pollard 87 Mont 84 George Cabell 180, 211 Pierce 83 Mrs. George Cabell 94 Shadrach 83 George H. T. 88 Virgie 84 Gladys 94, 211 Virginia Goode 84 -Gladys Pleasants 211 w. w. 49 Harry Marcus 89 Greenlees, Nora Agnew 102 Henry Callaway 91 Greer, Ada 89 Henry Clay 90 Addie Darnell 91 Hiram Franklin 90 Agnes Read 89 Hiram Smith 90 Agnes Read Barnes 88 Hugh Hampton 90 Alice 211 Ida May Baldwin 90 Annie Ruth 90 J. H. 92 Aquilla 86 James 85 Archie Dean 89 James Edwin 39 Ardena 89 James Thomas 91 Bailey 211 Jessie May 90 Beauregard 91 John 39, 85-86, 91 Benjamin Booth 92 John C. 92 Benjamin F. 86 John D. 90 Benjamin Wood 89 John Franklin 85-86, 90 Bessie 211 John Hampton 86 Betsy 87 John Henry 91-93 Byrd Landgon 91 Joseph Hampton 86-89, 91 Catherine 87, 88, 91 Joseph Pendleton 90 Catherine Bailey 91-94 Julia Franklin 91 Catherine Pollard 86 Julia Franklin Wade Patterson 91 303

Julia Patterson Wade 91 Pattie Pinkard 91 Kate Claiborne 92 Ramsey 91 Katherine Harkrider 86, 91 Rebecca 86 Kirkland 89 Rhoda 61 Kitty 92, 211 Robert Edward Lee 211 Kitty Moss 89 Ruth Colman 211 Laura Mason 91 Ruth Elizabeth Trussell 89 Leta Settle 90 Sallie Menefee 211 Leware Gregory 39 Sallie Pinkard 91 Louisa 91 Sally Noell 92 Lucy 53 Samuel 90 Lucy Price 94 Samuel Wood 86-88 Lucy Taliaferro Price 180, Sarah 87-89, 91, 94, 211 211 Searafine Eleanor 89, 91 Lydia 211 Serena 91 Lynn Wood 89 Shad rack 85 Mahala Booth 92 Street 91-92 Mamie 90 Susan 211 Margaret Agnes 90 Susan Catherine 89 Maria 92 Susannah Wood 86-88, 119 Maria Webb 92 Tazewell Armistead 91 Mariah 91 Tege 56 Marion 94, 211 Theoderick 92 Martha Conway 94 Theoderick Fitzgerald 91 Mary 92, 211 Thomas 90-92, 211 Mary Adkins 91 ·Thomas B. 211-212 Mary Ann Finch 85 Thomas Bailey 86-87, 91-92 Mary Ann Scott 91 Thomas Bailey, Jr. 91 Mary Cassell 92 Thomas Campbell 211 Mary Catherine 91 Thomas Stephen 88 Mary Celestia 48, 211-212 Thomas Street 92 Mary Kyle 90 Ursula Carter 92 Minnie Baldwin 89 Ursula Jane 91 Molly 86-87 Ursula Webb 87, 91 Moses 9, 28, 53, 86, 88- Walter 86, 91 90, 94 Walter Callaway 91-92 Moses, Jr, 86-87, 119 Walter Greer 86 Moses Carper 88 Walter M. 211 Moses Theoderick 87, 91-92 William 85-86, 90 Nancy 28, 87-88, 90, 119 William Armistead . Nancy Bailey 86 Burwell 91 Nancy Callaway 91 William B. 90 Nancy Childress 88 William Thomas 88-89 Nancy Divers 88 William Walter 88 Nancy Read Kelley 88-89 William Wood 90 Nancy Overfelt 91 Witherston s. 90 Nancy Webb 91 Witherston Shelton 88, 90 Nancy Wood 88 Greers 64 Nannie Cicily 91 Gregory, Addie 141 Naoma 53 Barbara 33 Nell Parke~ 211 Belva 33 Nelly 87, 90 Bernice 33 Norborne 211 Betty Cooper 38 Norborne Taliaferro 211 Blanche Martin 33 Mrs. Norborne Taliaferro 95 304

Buford 33 Mary Eliza Jarman 185 Cornelia 24 Sidney 185 Edith 38-39 Thomas W. 185 Effie Hodges 38 Guerrant 179 Eleanor 151 Bessie Hancock 108 Essie 38-39 Elizabeth 201 Helen Frost 38 George Howard 108 J. R. 38 Eleanor Hancock 108 James 175 Johns. 201 John Stone 33 Katherine Lee 201 Johnson 38 Marie 201 Katherine Ercel Payne 175 Peter M. 201 Lewdre 38-39 Sallie Ann Saunders 201 Lizzie 38-39 Samuel S. 201 Marie 175 Guilliams, Mrs. Ollie 143 Mary Taylor 38 Guth Brothers 75 Myrtle 161 Guthrie, Cora Naff 165 Robert 38 Elizabeth 169 Thomas Taylor 38 Elizabeth Samuels Walter 38 strayer 169 Willie James 38-39 Lucy Page 169 Gregson, Marie Kerfoot 250 Robert 169 Griffin, Charlotte 233 Robert G, 169 Charlotte Hook 123 William 165 Hubert Lee 257 Gwaltney, Annie Melville 114 Mabelle Wingfield 257 James w. 114 Noel 257 Susan Haley 114 Samuel 123 Gwathmey, Mary 197, 199 Griffins 123 Griffith, A. W. 178 H, Chrisholm Holland 13 Clarence 180 Haclcworth, Mtnnie M. 243 Elizabeth Bowman 13 Haden, John 95 Howard 180 Hairston, Elizabeth 47, 200 Jonathan 146 Elizabeth Dillard 47 Louise 180 Elizabeth Brown Dillard 49 Lucy Allen 180 Elizabeth Saunders 200 Margaret Payne 178 Judith Saunders 197 Rebecca 146 Mary Lou 200 Rose Meadows 180 Nicholas 47 Griggs, Alzira E. Carper 28 Peter 47 Jeremiah 28 Robert 200 Jeremiah Michael 28 Sallie Lou 200 "Minter" 28 Samuel 6c, 197 Wesley 148 Sarah Dillard 47 Gross, Betty Brandy Dillon 51 Tyler 49 M.i.chael 51 Haislip, Henry 95 Grubb, Annie Naff 167 Hale 210 Christopher 167 Col, 53 Grubbs, Amanda 185 Miss 87 Annie 185 David 155 Jane Mallory Wingfield 185 Elizabeth 40 John O. 185 Ethel Covington 49 John O., Jr. 185 Flora 155 Mary E. 185 Howard 200 305

J. s. 200 Ham, Maria F. 130 James T. 40 Hamilton, Charles 55 Jane 200 Charles Atley 142 John 56, 155, 200, 210 Jane 147 John A. 197 Laura Pasley 55 Johns. 200 Lucy 55 Judith 210 Martha Woodson Hill 142 Maggie 155 Victoria 55 Mamie 200 Hamlet, Sally 4 Margaret Saunders 200 Hammersly, Annie Ray 114 Martha Mongtomery 155 John w. 114 Mary 168, 210 Lorina Thelma 114 Mary Callaway 200 Lorina Thelma Etter 114 Mary D. 200 Nancy Elizabeth Hancock 114 Mary E. 53-54 Russell 114 Mary Margaret 200 Hammock, Nancy Prunty 186 Mollie 155 Peter 186 Norboune 200 Hammond, Mary 9 peter 200 Hammar, Elizabeth Polly 92 Wingfield 231 Robert E. 200 Fannie Dudley 54 Sally 40 Henley 231 Samuel 200 Mary Wingfield 231 Shields 200 Richard 54 Stafford 200 Hampton, Carter Temple 200 Theodocia Saunders 197 Eva Gwathmey 200 Theodosia Saunders 210 Fleming 200 Tubal· 200 Fleming III 200 Virginia Saunders 200 Frances 200 Willa Noell 200 Frances B, Brown 200 William 155 Frank 199 Hall, Dr. 37 Mary Elsie 200 Mr. 82 Mary Fleming Irvine 199 Ann 97 Polly Bowles 200 Elizabeth Wade 37 Hancock, Major 95 Matilda 82 Abram 110 Mattie Atkins 240 Abram Booth 74, 99, 108, Randolph 1, 186 208, 226 Richard 97 Abram Oscar 109 Sarah 30 Abram Oscar, Jr. 109 William 240 Abram P. 100, 127, 208 Halley, Earl 55 Ada 59 Ethel 55 Ada Nye 100 Fannie Craghead 40 Agnes Booth 13, 99 Henry Clay Dean 55 Alice M. 105 Henry Clay Dean, Jr. 55 Angie A. Saunders 104 Olivia Dudley 55 Angie Saunders 204 Thomas H. 40 Ann Nancy 117 Thomas Peyton 55 Anna Oren Garland 101[ Halsey, Almira 217 Anna Spencer 110 F. L. 84 Anne 99 Julia Peter a 217 Anne Spencer 110 Seth 217 Annie 100, 102 Nannie 84 Annie Sue 113 Sena 84 Annie Melville Gwaltney 114 306

Belle Williams 113 Florence Cooke 113 Benjamin 13, 95, 97-101, Frances 98 103-104, 106, 108, 110- Frances Elizabeth 109 113, 115-117, 158 Frances Holland 97-98 Benjamin Arthur 110 Frances Jane 99, 106 Benjamin H. 100 Frances Katherire 105 Benjamin Haynes 102 Frances Meredith 102 Benjamin Hugh 102 Frances Sophronia Benjamin Peter 100-102 Hatcher 100-101 Benjamin Philip 103 Frances Starke 101 Bessie 108 Frank 100 Bettie Chapman 112 George Walker 109-110 Brownie Hill 105 Gladys Bryant 114 Catherine Hamilton Gladys Thelma 104 Thomas 106 Grace 114 Celia Duncan Oglesby 96-97 G~r C. 114 Charles 100 Harriet Nora Sowder 104 Charles Henry 109 Harrison Hatcher 101 Charles Robert 98-99, 112 Harry Polk;i.nhorn 105 Charles Street 114 Harry polkinhorn, Jr. 105 Christopher Harrison 99, Hattie 100, 127 113 Hester Elizabeth Cleopatra 100 Brinser 102 Cleopatra Mitchell 99-100 Hugh 102 Daisy 108 Hugh Coleman 102 Daisy Claire 115 Hugh Morgan 104 David Keen 100 Isabella F. 109 David nathaniel Leonidas 110 Jack 158 Deane Spencer 111 Jacob 117 Della Payne 100 James Abram 103 Doris Thorp 114 James Anthony 114 Effie 204 James Ferdinand 100 Elaine 158 John 95-97, 99-104, 106, Eleanor Robertson 108 108, 110-113, 115, 117, Eliza Jane 103 204 Elizabeth Ann 99, 111 John Allen 97 Elizabeth Booth 13, 97-99, John B. 114 106, 111-113, 115 John C. 114 Elizabeth Christian 109 John Callahill 104 Elizabeth Dee 103 John H. 101 Elizabeth Dwight 111 John Harrison 99-101 Elizabeth Gardner 109 John Mccampbell 104 Elizabeth Maddox 95-96 John Moses Talbert 108 Emma Jane 110 John Oscar 106 Eoline 100 John Silas 99, 103 Ethel Dickinson 113 John Walker 110 Ethel Loraine Hillman 114 John William 101-102 Etta Montgomery 158 John William, Jr. 102 Everett Sherwood 115 Jubal Early 110 Fannie 100 Judith 96 Fannie Holland 98-99 Julia A, Keen 74 Fannie S. Hatcher 99 Julia A. Maria 99, 115 Field Allen 61, 97 Julia Ann Morgan 99, 103 Florence 100 Julia Annie Keen 100 Florence Coleman Haynes 102 Julia Harvey 101 307

Julia Kate 114 Nellie Pletcher 105 Julia May 104 Obedience ll6-117 Julia Page 113 Pearl Lyle 106 Karl Bulow 103 Percy Cooke 114 Katherine Louise llO Peter Lewis 99, 104 Katie 114 Peter Morgan 104 Kenneth Linwood 115 Phoebe H. 98 Lambert E. 106 Pierce Edward 100, 127 Lambert E. , Jr. 106 Raleigh Allen 98 Laura Alice 109 Rhodie 96 Laura Jane 104 Robert P. 115 Laura Marshall 110 Rolfe Louise 114 Lee Duncan 101 Roy B, 114 Lela Celeste 104 Ruby Elizabeth 106 Lena 204 Sallie Edmund Stone 112 Lewis 95-104, 106, 108, Sallie Goodman Dodd 104 110-113, 115-116 Sallie Holland 101 Lillian Alice 112 Sallie Roberta 112 Lillian Carrie 105 Sally E, Stone 99 Lonnie W. 115 Samuel Benjamin 104 Louise P. 114 Sarah 105 Louise Virginia 114 Sarah Frances Lucinda 97, 173 Hutchinson 101 Lucy A. Poindexter 114 Sarah Hutchinson 101 Lucy Mabel 101 Sarah Ryan 97 Lula Jane Mccampbell 104 Sophia 98, 173 Lula Ree 104 .Stella Rhodes 114 Marjorie S. 109 Stephen 116-117 Martha Elizabeth Walker 99, Susan Smith 97 108, 226 Susannah 96-97 Martha Lena 104 Susannah L. Martha Lyle 106 Machenheimer 99, 108 Mary 96, 110, 117 Susannah Machenheimer 74 Mary Alice 102 Thomas 116 Mary Annie Bnglish 99, 104 Thomas Richard 74, 100 Mary Carr Leffler 102 Ula 100 Mary E, Zeigler 100 Victor Herman 105 Mary Effie 104 Victoria 98 Mary Elizabeth Fletcher 105 Victoria Street 99, 113 Mary Ella 109, 127, 208 Viola Victoria 114 Mary L. 13, 98 Virginia Rose 105 Mary Louise Keith 110 Virginia T. Simms 100 Mary Shoemaker 116 Virginius Lee 110 Mary Stone 108 W, B. 104, 158 Mary Sue Whitmore 109 W. Lawson 100, 127 Mary Victoria 112 Walker Kirtland 110 Mattie Lelia 101 Walter Roland 114 Mattie Semones 114 Walter Roland, Jr. 115 Mildred Turner Hopkins 100, Walter Scott 110 127, 208 William 95-96, 116 Moss 114 William A, 113 Nancy 95, 116 William Albert 106 Nancy Elizabeth 114 William Ashford 100 Nancy Katherine 99 William Benjam1n 108 Nannie Kate 112 William Early 112 308

William Eugene 106 Kenton Lee 120 William Henry 104 Laura Ellen Taylor 120 William Letcher 114 Lee Marion Pasley 120 William Lewis 100 Lucy 118 William Ryan 97 Lucy Ann 120 William T. 100-102 Lucy Mary Cook 120 William Tazewell 105 Lydia Hill 120 William Thomas 13, 74, 98- Maria Catherine 119 99, 102 Maria combs 120 Hankins, Pattie 76 Maggie Magdaline Pasley 119 Harbour, Esther 192 Martha Elizabeth 120 Hardy, Jennie Hutcherson 210 Mary 118, 120 Joseph 221 Mary Ann 90 Nancy Thomasson 221 Mary Ann Betz 120 Robert 210 Mary Ann Bowen 120 Harkrider, Katherine 86, 91 Mary Cabaniss 118 Harman, James 156 Mary Fanny 120 Mary Elizabeth Mary Kasiah Boyle 120 Montgomery 156 Mary Louise 120 Harper, Miss 189 Mary Price Davis 120 Almira Boyle 120 Mary Noble 119 Beverly Davis 120 Mary Showalter 119 Charles B. 120 Mildred Victoria 119 Charles Claborne 120 Nancy 117 Charles Henry 119 Nancy Mary 119 Claiborne 117-120 Nannie Noble 120 Claiborne OWen 120 Pattie Willie Chambers 120 Daniel Noble 120 Rhoda Elizabeth 119 Edmund 118, 120 Robert 120 Edmund Henry 120 Robert Fulton 120 Ellen Elizabeth Butler 120 Robert Matthew 118, 120 Ellen Virginia English 119 · Ruth Ann Hill 120 Emma 120 Sallie A. Lumsden 120 Estelle Victoria Dixon 120 Sallie C. Bradley 119 Evaline Ladel Wightman 120 Sallie Frances Fanny Combs 120 Vermillion 120 Fannie Miller 120 Sarah Amanda Shurtiluff 120 Frances 148 Sarah Cornelia 120 Jabez William 119 Sarah Lucy 119 James Claiborne 118-119 Sarah Meleta Openshaw 120 James Gooldy 120 Silas Benjamin 120 James Moses 120 Stephen 119 James Robert 119 Stephen Claiborne 119 James Thomas 120 Walter Payton 120 Jesse 118-11~ William T. 118 Joel 90, 11 William Tell 120 Joel Thomas 120 William Trenton 118, 120 John 90, 117 Harris, Albert 216 John Claiborne 120 Benjamin 216 John Robert 120 Cornelia Rebecca 216 Johnson Beauregard 119 Elizabeth 216 Joseph Peter 119 Elizabeth Tate 215 Joyce 188-189 F. F. Caroline 216 Kate 119 Fannie 216 309

Frances Blaydes 215 Lynn Wood 235 Harriet Claiborne Tate 217 Lynn Wood, Jr. 235 Henry St, George 216 Mary Margaret 235 Henry T. 216 Hasley, Mary F. Goode 84 Henry Tate 216 Hatcher, Miss 40 John H. 216 Anna Elizabeth 256 John M. 217 Catherine Payne 173 Margaret Evelina 216 Fannie s. 99 Margaret Evelina Harris Frances Sophronia 100-101 Scott 216 John 100 Mary 215-216 Margaret Saunders 203 Mary Frances Glenn 216 Millard 203 Mary Woods 216 William 173 Mathew 215-216 Hatchett, Henry B. 140 Matilda 216 Jerusha Laprade 140 Nancy 216 Logan 140 Nancy Lee 105 Logan Adolphus 140 Permelia 216 Nancy Laprade 140 Polly 216 Paxton Hill 140 Sarah 215 Permelia w. 140 Schuyler 215 William Henry 140 Sophia 216 Hawk, Elizabeth Virginia 161 William 67, 214 Hawkins, Miss 205 William H, 215 Ann 144 Harrison, Ann 231 Goldie Smith 157 Carolyn Brown 25 Hay, Mary Jane Ross 192 Edward 76, 82 Philip 192 Jemima Goode 76 Hayes, Catherine 119 John 231 Haygood, Annie 153 Martha Tate 82 Hayner, Henry 31, 172 Mary Lavinder 142 Nancy Cooper Pinckard 172 Perry 122 Nancy Pinckard 31 sue Lewis 25 Haynes, Annie J. Cooper 35 Sue Lewis Brown 25 Bluford 35 Wayles R. 25 Claiborne 161 Wayles R., Jr, 25 Evelyn 35 William 142 Etta 177 Harri sons 64 Florence Coleman 102 Hart, Ann 217 Glenwood 35 Charles M., Jr. 25 H. H. 142 H~rter, Doris 45 Haseltine 35 Helen 45 Hulet 35 Leonard 45 Irvin 35 Nora Montery Davis 45 Irvin, Jr. 35 Stuart 45 Janie Adkins 35 Harts 64 John 206 Hartsell, Christian 10 John Thomas 73 Christian C, 139 Josephine Machenheimer Harvey, Fayette w. 119 Rives 73 Rhoda Elizabeth Harper Katherine 142 Lumsden 119 Louise Cooper 35 Ruth 242 Lucy M. Motley 161 Harveys 64 Melvin 35 Haskins, Betty Lewis 235 Stephen 96 Betty Lynn 235 Walter 35 310

Walter Machenheimer 14 Thomas F. 181 William 206 Helms, Allie Price 108 William D. 102 Barbara Ann Snidow 185 Winston Rives 73 Chloe Ann 182 Hays, Sarah 63 Dan P. 224 Hazelrig, Nancy 231 Fleming Busby 182 Heald, Alice Jane Clarice Frances Saunders 201 Ayers 236 George 195, 201 Felix, Jr. 236 George Cabell 108 Felix P. 236 George Madison 108 John Ayers 236 James D. 182 Hearn, Rachel 147 Jane Turner 220, 224 Heaths 64 Jennie 182 Heck, Miss 156 John 182 Heckman, Cephas 155 Louise 195 Elizabeth Montgomery 155 Margaret 29, 87 Emma 155 Miranda N. 182 Glenna 155 Olivia 108 Ida 155 Rosa 182 James 155 Rosa Lee carter 182 John VI 155 Sarah Virginia Allie Luke 155 Price Dobnys 108 Martha 155 Warren 182 Orren 155 Helvey, Lucinda 146 Rebecca 155 Henderson, Albert 81 Rufus 155 Carolyn Margaret 63 Sallie 155 Ella Franklin Goode 81 Hedlund, Elof T. 105 J • R. 63 Lillian Carrie Hancock 105 John 145 William Hancock 105 John Robert 63 Hedrick, Annie 209 Margaret Adele Ferguson 63 Doris 162 Henry 62 Joe 162 . Julia 17 Thelma Amos 162 Mary Fanny Harper 120 Heflin, Ada Lillian Patrick 73, 123 Wingfield 251 William Keen 120 Ada Myrtle 251 Hensley, Lucinda 172 Edna Violet 251 Heptinstall, Ann 56 John Robert 251 Caleb 54, 56 Marshall 251 Charlotte 56 Mary Iciline 251 Elizabeth 56 Rachael Virgin:i.a 251 Gillie S. 54 Heiscl11T1an, Jacob 107 Jenetta 56 Lelia E. 107 Julia 54 Helbig, Fred 203 Julia Ann 56 Margaret Eanes 203 Laura 54 Helm, Elizabeth Prillaman 181 Parmelia Phelp 56 Fleming 181 Rebecca 56 James w. 181 Silas 54 Malinda 181 Sophia 56 Mary Abiah 208 Tege Greer 56 Mary E. Jamison 182 Temperance 55-57 Nancy 181 Thomas 56 Thomas 185 William 56 311

Hereford, Joseph 142 Edward 37 Hergerdez, Conrad 164 Elizabeth 47, 179 Mary Madelane 164 Elizabeth Strayer 169 Herndon 232 Ellen 227 Alfred Sidney 73 Harold 169 Eunice Stewart 73 Isaiah 37 Frances Patience Rives 73 J, P. A. 182 Josephine Rives 73 Linus 122 Lewis Sidney 73 Lodowick 40 Martha 73 Loula Craghead 40 Mary Rives 73 Lucy 40, 122, 185 Nancy 73 Lydia 120 Herold, Benjamin 9 Martha Woodson 142 Mary Boone 9 Overton 40 Hester, Nannie Law 35 Pattie White 37 Otho F. 35 Robert 37, 40, 93, 120-122 Heth, Henry 61 Ruth 122 Sally Jan.e 62 Ruth Ann 120 Hetrick, Kathleen Pearson 31:, Sally 37 173 Sam 40 Leon 31 Swinfield 121 Leon D. 173 Thomas 40, 121-122 Hewitt, Mildred E, 126 Velie Linus 121 Hickman, Catherine Kesler 9 Violet 122 Elizabeth 7 w. w. 142 Jennie Akers 2 William 40, 47 Joe 2 William D. 66 Kittie 7 ·Hillman, ,Ethel Loraine 114 Peter 9 Hilton, Callie Ruth 46 Hicks, Eleanor 42 George 46 Howard 254 Georgia Goode 46 !,elia 239 Hines, Viola 81 Lucy 254 Hobach, Elizabeth Ann 146 Sallie 254 Emillar 146 Hickson, Edward watts 199 Joseph 146 Elizabeth Gardner William 146 Saunders 199 Hobson 123 James Sinkler 199 Elizabeth 93 Marion 199 Matthew 93 Mildred Morehead 199 Sarah Wade 93 Phyllis 199 Hockman, Ella H. Price 111 William 199 Noah 111 Higgins , Mary A. Price 111 Hodel, Edna 128 Rayman G. 111 Hodges, Caroline McNiel 148 Hill 120 Effie 38 Miss 82 Joseph 254 Mr. 176 Lewis 148 Aliana Standifer 121 Mary 143 Annie Craighead 176 Nannie 39 Annie Finney 66 Sally A. H, Wingfield 254 Brownie 105 Hodnett, Alice Cahill 26 Catherire 40 Essie 40 Ditchler 176 James 26 Douchska 176 Holcomb, Mildred 257 312

Holland 55-56 Catherine 123 Miss 123, 195 Charles 123 Misses 123 Charlotte 123 Mr. 40, 61, 91 Clayton 61 Ann 54 Duncan 123 Charles 174 Dula Bernard 61 Elizabeth Greer Ferguson 61 Elizabeth 123 Frances 54, 97-98, 221, 224 Elizabeth Smith 123 Frances Hancock 98 Henry 123 Ida 56 John 123 John 58 John, Jr. 123 John M. 98 Lionel 123 Julia 61 Margaret 123 Julia Franklin Greer 91 Robert 123 Lucinda 55 Thomas 123 Martha 97 Hooker, Alice Ross 194 Martha D. Smith 61 Annie Dillard 49 Mary 57 Emma Carper 29, 94 Mary E. 56 Mrs. George 29, 94 Mary F. 43 George w. 29 Mary Payne 174 Ida 190, 193 May 58 J. MUrray 49 Michael 98 William C. 144 Millie 56 Hooper, Edna 142 Nancy 97 Hopkins 64, 124 Nancy Smith 61 A. H. 144 Peter 98 Abram Hancock 128 Peter D. 98 Albert D. 132 Pe~er H. 57 Anne Elizabeth 128 Peter Louis 61 Ann Henry 127 Peter M. 98 Ann Simmons 129 Rhoda Ann 61 Bennett H. 130 Sallie 40 Breckenridge 131 Sallie Dudley 55 Carolina Bragg 130 Sarah w. 57 Catherine 130 Thomas 50, 61 Catherine Lee 144 Thomas Bowker 123 Catherine Mason 130 Thomas s. 98 Celia 131 Holley, Belva 143 Charles 128-131 Holliday, Daniel Duvall 180 Clark Dickinson 128 Louise Griffith 180 Daniel A. 129 Holman, John 124 Edna Hodel 128 Holstein, E. H. 82 Elender 129 Mary Goode 82 Elizabeth 129-130 Holt, Charles w. 59 Elizabeth Ann 126 Charles wood 101 Elizabeth Ann Tabler 126 Daniel Stockton 243 Elizabeth Clarke 125 Flora Samuel Wingfield 243 Elizabeth Dowdy 129 Fred Calvin 243 Elizabeth Johnson 128 Mabel Dudley 59 Elizabeth Sence 130 Mabel Elizabeth Dudley 101 Elizabeth Turner 125 Mabel Hancock 59, 101 Ella 89 William D. 243 Emeline Cooke 126 Hook 123 Frances 124 Archibald 123 Frances Angle 129 313

Frances G. Claytor 125 Mary Jane 126 Francis 124-126, 128 Mary Massie 131 Francis Alexander 126 Mary Simmons 129-130 Francis Williams 124 Mary Sylvania 131 Franklin Worth 130-131 Mary Turner 125 George 131 Massealey 129 George w. 131 Mildred E. Hewitt 126 Hannah Wilson 129 Mildred Turner 100, 127i Harriet 126 20t5 Harriet Burr 126-127, 208 Nancy Farley 130-131 Henry 130, 208 Oscar Leonidas 128 Henry G. 129-130 Otey 129 Henry W. 130 Preston 131 Isaac 129 Price 125 Jack 131 Rachel 131 James A. 130 Rachel Barton 131 James Turner 126 Rachel Farley 131 Jane Cox 124-125 Reuben 129-130 Jesse Turner 126 Rheubin 131 John 124-126, 131 Rhoda Nimmo 129 John Calvin 126 Richard 128 John Henry 131 Robert L, 131 John s. 129 Sallie Kathleen Stone 127 Jonathan 129-131 Sally Leftwich 125 Josephine Booth 129 Samuel 131 Josie 131 Sarah A. 131 Judah 131 Sarah Eugene Newly 131 Julia .Ann Muse 126 Sarah Kruger 131 Julia Sarah 127, 208 Sarah Proether 129 Lawson Muse 128 Shelby 132 Lena 131 Simeon D. 131 Lewis Madison 130 Susan Virginia 132 Lilla Belle Belcher 131 Tempie Philips 130-131 Louisa B. Gillespie 126 Theodore 129 Lucy A. Creasy 130 Walter Lee 128 Maggie A. Baldwin 126 William 124-126, 128-129 Manda Pettry 131 William Benjamin 128 Mandy Phillips 131 William Benjamin, Jr. 128 Maria F. 130 William Henry 126 Maria F. Ham 130 William J, 129 Maria M. Barnes 126 Wm. L. T, H, 128 Marinda Cawley 130 William Leftwich Turner 109, Martha 125, 130-131 126-128, 207-208 Martha J. 130 William R, 130 Mary 128-129, 131 Horn, Celia Hopkins 131 Mary A, 130 John 131 Mary Alma 128 Horsley, John 136 Mary Ann Rebecca Smith 127i Mary James 136 20t5 Nancy 141 Mary Conrad Nicholson 128 Hough, Ferdinand 240 Mary Dowdy 129 Rebecca Atkins 240 Mary E, 129, 179 Houston 136 Mary Early 126 Hover, Mary 169 Mary Elizabeth 127, 208 Howard, J. E. 24, 58 Mary Elizabeth Keaton 130 Ruby Lewis Dudley 24, 58 314

Howe, David Harley 176 Pearl 35 Ethel 176 Robert 33, 35 Jewell 176 Robert L., Jr. 35 Medora A. Craighead 176 Hunt, Alonza 54 Merle 176 Brooxie 63 Howley, Mary Kent 234 Elizabeth C. 209 Howry, Sally 164 Essie Gregory 39 Howsman, Catherine 57 James 54 Hoy, Ruth Turner 220-221 Julia 32. 172 Hubbard, Daniel H. 243 Lewis 39 Gertrude Holmes Lucy Mary Dudley 54 Wingfield 243 Sallie 184 Mary 22 William 54 Hudson, Charles 231 Hunter• Jane 220, 224 Henriette 55 John 196 Mary 230-231 Mar1anna Barbara 196 Sally 147 Susannah Jones 196 Susan A. 147 William 220 Huff, Ferdinand 240 Hunters 64 Rebecca Atkins 240 Hunton, Elizabeth Saurrlers 200 Sarah 92 Eppa 200 Huffman, Grace Goode 78 Isabella 200 L. E. 78 Victor 200 L. E., Jr. 78 Hurd, B. G. 21 Hughe, Robert 4 Benjamin Justus 21 Hughes, Archelaeus 47 Charles 1 Mary 144 Ernest 42 Matilda 47 Lillian 43 Molly Daton 144 Loula Lester 153 Myrtle 202 Louvica Davis 44 William 144 ~mie Wingfield Brodie 21 Humbert, Priscilla 58 Martha 20 Priscilla Flint 24 Ma:tY Letitia 142 Hume, Caty Pickett 133 May 42 Mattie 174-175 Nancy 42 Humphrey 196 Ruth 175 Hunderson, Polly 226 Ruth Nunn 42 Hundley 193 William 42, 44, 142 Anthony 142 Hurst, Herman 154 Caroline Jamison 193 Kathryn Boone 154 Dorothy 35 Hurt, Ann 93 Elizabeth 35 Daniel 167 Elizabeth Cooper 35 Rebecca Naff 167 Ephraim w. 162 Vida 195 Hampton 35 Husk, Herbert 36 Humbert 35 Mildred Adams 36 Jane Hickey 142 Hutcherson, Almira 210 Jason 4 Almira A. 209 Lottie 40 Bertha 210 Lucille 33, 35 Beulah Jamison 209 Lucy Gaines Brown 24 Clary 209 M. E. 24 Clary Swanson 209 Mary S. Motley 162 Elizabeth 210 Matilda Bernard 4 Elizabeth c. Hunt 209 315

Frank 58, 210 I. Frank Swanson 2U9 George 209 Idenberry, Lydia 17 Gertrude Dudley 58, 210 Ihoy, Martin 13 Helen 209 Ikenberry, Elizabeth 154 Jennie 210 Elizabeth Bowman 16 John D. 210 Samuel 16 John Heese 210 Ingles, Elizabeth 197 Josie Dudley 210 John 197 Julia 210 Mary 197, 200 Kate L. Cooper 209 Ingram, Berta Goode Bo Lena Dudley 58, 210 Betsey E. Turner 221 Lucy 210 Nancy 188 Lula Dudley 210 Nannie 191 Madison D. 209 Snug 182 Mary 209 Wash Bo Nathan B. 55, 209 Innes, Elizabeth 213 Oscar 55, 210 Elizabeth Calloway 212-213 Perrnelia Turner 210 Harry 212-213 Robert 210 Katherine Richard 212 Ruby 209 Robert 212 Sallie B. 209 Irby, Betsy 72 Sallie Holland Divers 55, Dudley 72 209 Fra:::1-tcie 72 Thomas J. 209 Harrison 72 Hutchi~gson, Lily 94 Jacquiline 205 Hutchinson, Ann Hancock 99 John 72 Cleopatra Hancock 100 Judith Glass 72 Daisy 35 Patsy 72 Emeline 4 Polly 72 George Taylor 100 Sally 72 Henry 36 William 72 James Matthew 99 Ireson, Jacob 144 John C. 101 Mary Hughes 144 Lucy Meredith 101 Irvine, Anne 199 Maggie 38 Eva Smith Saunders 199 Olivia Law 36 J. Sinkler 199 Sarah 101 Mrs. J. Sinkler 198 Sarah Frances 101 Mary Fleming 199 William 36 Meade 199 Hutts, Mahala 52 William 199 Hyde, Chancellor 195 Isler, Polly 10 Mary 195 Isley, Ursa 257 Mary Susannah 195 Ivey, Henry 238 Robert 195 Sally Wingfield 238 Hylton, Austin 17 C. D. 17 J. Dorothy Evelyn 152 Emma Mitchell 151 Jackson 62, 142 Frances Bowman 17 Andrew 118, 121 German , 151 Catherine Bowman 17 Helen 152 Daniel 17 Robert Cabell 152 Neely 17 William Mitcehll 152 Paulina Wingfield 237 316

Jacobs, rearl Armena 52 Alexander 136-137 Jamerson, Emma 42 Allie Whitlock 182 James 132, 221 Alzie Wade 193 Miss 165, 239 Annie 156 Adam 136 Barbara 10, 138 Betty 134 Barbara Prillaman 181 Betty Smith 132 Bettie 189, 193 Braxton 134 Beulah 209 Catherine 54, 77, 135, 189- Caroline 193 190 Catherine 8, 10 Catherine crae;head 39 Catherine Boone 10, 138-139 Catherine Emeline 134 Catherine Brubaker 10 Catlett 132-135, 190 Charlie 193 Clara Taylor 136 Christina c. Hartsell 139 Elizabeth 134-135 Christina Hartsell 10 Elizabeth Booker 136 Cora 193 Elizabeth Thompson 134-135, David 138 190 Dexter 159 Emily Ruth Woods 135 Edgar Forest 139, 227 Ezekiel 134, 136 Elizabeth 10, 137-138 Fannie 134, 136 Elizabeth Akers 3, 10, 138- Fanny Davis 135 139, 229 Frances Baker 133 Elizabeth E. 182 Frances Davis 133 Era Bondurant 31 James 132 Ethel 168 James D. 134 Fannie 190-191 James Spencer 132-134, 136 George 159 Janet 136 Hannah Catherine 229 Jesse 136 Hannah Katherine 3, 138 John 39, 132, 134, 136 Hannah Taggart 137 King 226 Hattie 193 Mary 136 Helen 137 Mary Ann 135 Henry 10, 138 Mary Jane Warren 135 Isaac 10, 138 Mildred 132-133, 135-136 Jacob 10, 138 Mildred Baker 134 James 136 Perry 135 Jane 10, 137-138 Phebe 135 Jane Dickey 136-137 Phebe Baker 136 John 3, 6, 8, 10, 136-139, Phebe Bird 136 227, 229 Polly Pickett 133, 136 John, Jr. 137-139 Pyrant Thompson 135 John Ernest 139, 229 Robert 135 John William 3, 138-139, Sallie 136 229 Samuel 132-134, 136 Joseph 10 Samuel Catlett 135 Josephine 139 Spencer 39 Katherine 137-138, 227 Stephen 132-133, 136 Ka therire Boone 227 Thomas 132 Lavinia Fralin 10 Waddy Thompson 135 Lee 193 William 136 Lewis 181 Jamison 136 Louis 138 Agnes Montgomery 159 Louisa 189 317

Louisa Ross 193 Sally H, Brown 23, 25 Lucinda Wise 172 Thomas 95, 137, 228 Lucinda Wise Pinckard 31 Jeffs, Nancy 2 Lucy 31 Johns, Care~ F:. 170 Lucy Ann 3, 138 Catherine 170 Margaret 137 Johnson 135 Marshall 138, 189, 193 Miss 13,- Martha 137 Alvin 169 Martha Jane 3, 138 Archer 12 Mary 10, 31, 137-138 Beatrice 243 Mary E. 182 Benjamin Franklin 176 Mary Wood 10, 139 c. s. 175 Maude Ellis 193 Catherine 176 Mildred Smith 138 catherire Wheeler 176 Nancy 10, 137-138 Daniel 195 Nancy C, 182 Dennis 143 Nettie 159 Mrs. Dennis 143 Rhoda 137-138 Elizabeth Guthrie 169 Robert 136 F. L. 114 Ruth Frances Jane 182 Florence Saunders 205 Sallie 138 Frank 205 Sallie Showalter 10 Frenchie Payne 175 Sallie Simms 193 Hattie 256 Sallie Webster 10 John W. 114 Samuel 10, 137-138, 181 Julia Kate Hancock 114 Samuel Henry 3, 138 Katie E. 114 Sarah, Elizabeth 3, 138 Lottie 255 Sarah Elizabeth Webster 139, Mary Hopkins 131 229 Mary Saunders 195 Sarah Webster 229 William 131 Snug Ingram 182 Johnston, Charles 213, 227 Sue Lavinia 3, 138 David E, 181 Susan 182 Polly 93 Thomas 136-139 Johnstone, Marguerite 202 Mrs, Thomas 137 Jones, Miss 178 Thomas Fleming 182 Mr, 178 Walter 31, 159 Alpha 240 Wiley 138 Ann 240 William 31, 137-138 Anna 152 William O, 172 Anna Kidd 252 William Otis ("Ote") 31 Aubrey 240 Winnie Byrd 138, 181 Benjamin 28-29 Jarman, Mary Eliza 185 Beverly Gail 241 Jarrel 80 Brother Braxton 2lil Jarrett, Miss 81 Carrie Smith 240 Alice 81 Catherine 80 Devereaux 28 Charles 252 Jefferson, Edward 189 Debra Mccann 241 Greenville P. 23 Elizabeth 29 Grenville P, 22, 25 Elizabeth de Remi 28 Hattie 23 Essie D. 248 Lottie 240 Eugene 241 Malinda Ross 189 Eva Ward 240 Nell 240 Evelyn Thornhill 240 Peter Field 225 Frank 240 318

Frank, Jr. 240 Eva 200 Frank Grandison 240 Joe 200 Gabriel Remi Jones 28 Josephine Saunders 200 Gordon Bennett 240 Jordon, Blackburn 204 Gordon Jefferson 240-241 Martha Hughes Dillard 49 Granville Stratton 240 Nellie Fitzpatrick 204 Isabel Norman 28 Robert 49 Isabella 47 Joyner, Rachael 230 Jack Michael 241 Justice, John 225 James 28, 43 Mary 225 James Mart 241 Jane 87 K. Jane Elizabeth 28-29 John 28 Kabler, Helen Virginia 38 Joshua 28 James 38 Julia 54 James, Jr. 38 Laurice A. 240 Kanode, E. M. 76 Leah Clark 240 Jennie Goode 76 Lena Dutton 240 Kasey, Fannie 57 Letitia Clark 240 Florentine 205 Lillie Mae 241 Jerusha 233 Lottie Jefferson 240 Mary 202, 204 Lucy A. 42 Thomas 205 Margaret Boray 240 Keaton, Mary Elizabeth 130 Margaret C, Davis 43 Keen, Ashford 74, 100 Margaret Lois 240 Catherine 74 Margaret Stiles 240 Charles 74 Mary Ann Wingfield 240 David 74 Mary Bryant 28 Frances Elizabeth Glass 74 Mary Elizabeth 240 Frances Glass Walker 100 Mary Louisa 142 Julia A. 74 Minnie Trent 240 Julia Annie 100 Nell Jefferson 240 Ruth 166 Neva Goode 78 Sally 74 oreander Wade 93 Kefauver, Elizabeth v. Rachael 240 Price 111 Richard 93 Peter 111 Robert Oliver 240 Keister, Cliff Allen 203 Ruby 26 W. H. 203 Sallie Clark 240 Keith, Mary Louise 110 Sallie Teague 240 Kelley, Nancy Read 88-89 Susannah 196 Kellison, Daniel 147 Thomas 28 Elizabeth McNiel 147 Virginia 240 Kelly, E. L. 43 warner 240 Emily w. Davis 43 William 121 George W. 86, 88 William Stratton 240 Jas. W. 43 William Stratton, Jr. 240 Sarah Jane Davis 43 Wyatt, Jr. 240 Kemp, Addie 178 Wyatt Willard 240 Ardra English 57 Joplin 123, 200 Catherine Howsman 57 Annie 200 Esther 54, 57 319

James 57 Joseph 9 Jane 57 Mary Boone 7-9 Joannah 57 Mary E. Hopkins 129 John 57 Peter 9 Lucy 57 Polly 9 Mary Dudley 55 Rachael 7, 9 Mary Holland 57 Samuel 82 Nancy 57 Sarah Goode 82 Nancy English 57 Udwick 8-9 Pattie 54, 57 Kessler, Rachel 15 Peter 55 Ketron, George 237 Polly 55, 57 Miss Mary 237 Robert 57 Keyser, Louise 199 Sarah W. 57 Kidd, Anna 252 Susannah 57 Bobby Ray 257 Thomas 54-55, 57 Edward 257 Walter 57 Edward Pinckney 252 William 57 Emma Martin 257 Kempp, Eulah E. Taylor 177 Frances Purcell 257 J. Lee 177 Herbert 257 Mary Alice 177 Hester Wilson 257 Maud Lee 177 Irvin 257 Nelle 177 John 252 Kendrick, D. L. 143 Martha Virginia Mrs. D. L. 143 Wingfield 252 D. L., Jr. 143 Martha Wingfield 253 Kennedy,, Ja s. 224 Mary 252 Jas. A. 224 Mary c. 255 Martha Turner 224 Mary Elizabeth Wingfield 257 Millie Turner 224 Maud Barts 252 Peter 224 Mildred 257 Sollie Turner 224 Mildred Holcomb 257 Kennett, Bessie 156 Milton 257 Elizabeth 146 Minnie 256-257 Mary Blankenship 146 Otis 257 Peter 146 Robert 257 Kenzie, Orren 14 Ursa Isley 257 Susannah Bowman 14 Waller 257 Ker, Anita Melville 127, 179 William Harold 257 Annie Lee Price 127, 179 William M. 257 Graham M. 179 Kimball, Elizabeth 93 Graham Melville 127 Kincannon, Sallie James 136 James Alexander 127 Samuel 136 Keslar, Bettie 159 Kindred, Mrs. E.T. 219 Lydia Montgomery 159 King, Miss 36 Martha 159 Alfred 195 Peter 159 Allen 224 Sarah 159 Ann Eliza Cooper 37 Kesler, Barbara 7, 9 Anna 26 Catherine 9 Annie 195 Elizabeth 9 Arnold 195 George 9 Betsy Turner 224 Jacob 9 Betty 195 John 9 Columbus 25 John w. 129 Diuguid 195 320

Edna 195 Kinnison, Charles 147 Elizabeth Turner 220 Elizabeth McNiel 147 Emma 224 Esther 146 Emmett 195 Jane McNiel 147 Exonia Prillaman 183 William 147 Frances 65 Kinsey, Amanda Victoria 154 George 190, 195, 224 Alice Ann Abshire 10 George c. 183 Betty 2 George Perry 26 Clarisy 8 Green 195 Clarrisy Clore 10 Harry Lee 195 Daniel 167 Irene 195 Elizabeth Hartsell 10 J. Lee 195 Fannie 2 Jennie 26 Fannie Akers 2 Jesse 26 George 2 John 37. 65 Jacob 10 John Lewis 26 James 2 John w. 26 Otey 10 Letitia 76-77 Sarah M. Naff 167 Lizzie 224 Susan 10-11 Louise 195 Kinzie 18 Louvica 44 Achilles 18 Maria Cahill 25 Baxter 18 Martha 224 Charles 16, 18 Mary 39 Eva 18 Mary Jane 26 John 14, 18 Mary Love 65 John William 18 Octiavia 195 Lassie Teel 18 Ona Prillaman 224 Orren 18 Onie Prillaman 190, 195 Rebecca Bowman 18 Oxley 224 Rebecca N. Bowman 14 Roger 195 Rosa Bowman 16 Sallie 36 Samanthia George Ann Sallie Cooper 37 Catherine 18 Sally Lou 26 Susan Ann Tench 18 Solomon 224 Sue Elizabeth 18 Stephen 44 Kirby, Annie May 202 Susan 20 Carietta Little 202 Susan Ann 26 Delilah 146 Thomas 195 Ida Cunningham 202 Thomas G. 26 James 202 Thomas Jesse 26 James, Jr. 202 Vida Hurt 195 James R. 202 Virgie 195 John, Jr. 225 Kingery, Anderson 254 Judith 225 Cloe 10 Lee 202 Cora 156 Louise 202 Fontain 254 Lucy Hazel Woodall 244 George 254 Moses 225 Jenny 254 Nathaniel 225 Letitia Wingfield 254 Percy V. 244 Sarah 254 Percy Victor, Jr. 244 William 254 Ruby Childress 202 Kinley, Martha Ross 189 Sarah 225 321

Susanna 225 Landry, Anne 199 Kirkpatrick, Baxter Nixon 175 Cynthia 199 Ella Frances Payne 174-175 Laura 199 Gladys 175 Laura Saunders 199 Lewis Abraham 174-175 Stuart 199 Lois 175 Lane, Jacob 96 Kirks 194 Mary Bradshaw 96 Miss 78 Rhodie Hancock 96 Alberta Smith 194 Samuel 96 M. L. 194 Langford, Robina 231 Kirtley, Sarah Early 69 Langhorne 213 William 6o Caryetta Saunders 199 Kitchin, Caleb 121 Dabney 199 Mary 121 Frances Steptoe 213 Mary Arrington 121 Henry s. 213 Kiteley, Ruth 180 Katherine Calloway 214 Kitterman, Susanna 67 Mary 214 Kittinger, Irene King 195 Susanne 199 O. T. 195 William 199, 214 Klingenpeel, Elizabeth Laprade 140 Goode 82 Addie Gregory 141 Peter 82 Andrew 141 Knaff 163, 165 Bennett Watterson 140 Abraham 163-164 Benjamin 141 Barbara Moyers 164 Callie E. 140 Catherine 164 Catherine Sink 141 David· 164 Charles 140 Elizabeth 164 Charlotte Thomasine 165-166 Elizabeth Stover 164 (La Prada) Eva Flora 163 Dolly A. 140 Isaac 164 Doris 158 Jacob 163-164 Edith 141 Jonathan 164 Elizabeth 140-141 Joseph 164 Elizabeth Palmer 140 Mary 163 Essie 140-141 Mary Magdelane Hergeroez 164 Eugene Preston 140-141 Polly Brower 164 Garnett 141 Sarah 163-164 George Swanson 140-141 Susannah 164 George W. 140 Knavem, Jacob 164 Golen 158 Koger, Henry 39 Harriet w. Boatright 141 Susan A. 42 Hattie 158 Kogher, Mary King 39 Henry Lee 140, 257 Kruger, Sarah 131 Henry Watterson 140 James 141 L. James Robert 140-141 Jerusha 140 Lafayette, General 227 John 140 Lamb, Nancy Herndon 73 John H. 140 Rives Maupin 73 John Samuel 140 Thomas A. 73 Julia F. 140 Lampkin, G~iffith 146 Julia w. 140 Lampton, Jane 215 Katherine 158 Landis, J. T. 9 Laura Amanda Montgomery 158 Landman, Elmer 175 Lewis 158 Frances Payne 175 Lillie Lovell 141 322

Lloyd stone 140-141 C. N. 143 Lucile Lavinder 141 Catherine 254 Lucy 140 Chilton 142 Lucy Palmer 140 Duncan 142 Mabel 158 Edna Hooper 142 Margaret Emma 140 Ellen 143 Martha Jane 140 Elmira Jane Beheler 253 Mary 140 Elsie }'ranees 251 Mary Alick 141 Elsie Frances Wingfield 142 Mary Ann 140 Elsie Wingfield 251 Mary Elizabeth Muse 140 Emily 142 Mary Elizabeth Wingfield Emily Noble 90 Kidd 257 Emma 90 Mary V. 140 Emma Jane 142 M,yrtle Snow Bennett 140 Frances 142 Nancy 140 Gerturde Abbott 142 Nancy Elizabeth 140 H. M. 143 Nancy Hamilton Calfel 140 Headley 90 Nancy Horsely 141 Henry George 142 Nannie E. 140-141 Homer 143 Norman 158 J. Byron 142, 251 Page Louis 141 Mrs. J. L. 143 R. Page 140-141 James 142 Ralph 158 James Shel ton 251 Richard 141 Jane Hickey 43, 142 Robert 140 Jane Hickey Davis 142 Robert Hooker 141 Jenny Beheler 142 Roberta A. 140 Jesse 43 Rosina M. Ramsey 141 Jesse B, 171 Sallie Elizabeth Jesse Benjamin 142 Montgomery 158 John 39, 90, 141-142 Sally Sink 141 John Peter 142 Samuel 140 Joseph 142 Vernie Thomas 141 Katherine 142 Virginia 158 Katherine Haynes 142 Wallace 158 Kenneth 142 Walter 158 Laura Alice 142 Wilf'ord 158 Lucile 39, 141 William 140-142 Margaret Alzier 142 William Henry 141 Martha Woodson Hill 142 William T. 140 Mary 142 William Thomas 140 Mary Catherine 142 William W. 141 Mary Depity 141 Lashores, Elizabeth 2 Mary Letitia 142 Laughlin, Betty 63 Mary Louisa Jones 142 Laughton, Oscar 111 Mary Peters 142 Lavillion, Anthony 196 Moses 90 Mar~· 196 Nancy 142 Lavfnder 141 Nelda 143 Alice Greyson 142 Paul 39 Alice peters 142, 171 Richard 141 Ann Fleming 142 Robert 90, 142-143 Benjamin F, 142 Mrs. Robert 143 C. C. 253 Samuel Henry 142 Susan 90 323

T. F. 143 Lawson, C. N. 155 Mrs. T. F. 143 Etta Pearl Montgomery 155 Thornton 142 Samuel 225 Virginia 143 Thomas 155 Wilburn 143 Layman 16 Willie James 39 Benjamin 8 La,,!, Mr. 39 Drucilla Boone 8 Allie 35-36, 115 Elsie Montgomery 157 America Gracie 118 Annie 35-36, ~~ Irene 14 Annie Cooper 35 John Cline 157 Betty 35 John William 157 Beulah Cooper 39 Lillian 18-19 Carlton 36 Lazenby, Emma 202 Christine 36 Verna Cunningham 202 Christopher 35, 254 Lea, Clare Goode 81 Cooper Price 35 Harry G. 81 Cuyler 36 Lee 64, 143, 186 Daisy Hutchinson 35 Adele 49 Daniel 36 Ann Hawkins 144 George Cooper 35 Annie Mathews 143 Gustavus 38 Annie Page 65, 143-144 Gustavus, Jr. 35 Carter C. 143-144 Gustavus Milton 35 Catherine 144 Henry Sheffield 35 Charles B. 65, 143 Ida Cooper 39 Charles B., Jr. 143 J. B. 39 Charles C. 6-5, 143 James· 35, 38 Charles Carter 143 John 36 Dabney 144 Katherine 35 Dora Worlanan 143 Lelia 35-36 Doris Bennett 144 Louise 35 Dorothy Shelton 144 Loula 35-36 Fitzhugh 235 Lucy 35-36 Frances Herndon 73 Nannie 35, 38 Francis Ludwell 61, 143 Nannie Cooper 35, 254 Henrietta Shelburne 144 Newton 35 Henry 144 Olivia 35-36 Isabella Gilman Walki!r 144 Page 35 John 144 Pemberton 35 John P. 143, 218 Robert 35, 38 John Penn 144 Royal 35 John R. 168 Ruth 36 Katherine 201 Stella 35 Louisa Walker Finney 65, Virgie 35-36 143 Virginia 35 Lula Watkins 65, 143 W. D. 115 Nannie 249 William 35 Nannie Susan 65, 143-144 Willie 36 Nannie Susan Barrow 65, 143 Willie May Campbell 35 Nancy Emmaline 61 Wingfield 35-36 Raymond 73 Lawless, Blanche Smith 257 Richard 143-144 William John 257 Robert E. 49, 63 Lawrence, Ruby 204 Robert R. 143 Sarah 16o Robert Richard 143 324

Robert Richard, Jr. 143 Lucy Clark Brown 24 Sallie Moorman 61, 143 W. G., Jr, 20 W, F, H, 186 William G, 20 W. P, 143 Lewis 62, 145 W. P, F. 144 J:jiss 214 William L., Jr. 144 Andrew 228 William Ludwell 65, 144 Charles 231 William Peter Francis 65, Charles, Jr. 231 143 Kate 26 LeFew, Burah Fay 106 Mary 231 C, B, 106 Lindsey, Miss 176 Leffler, Mary Carr 101-102 Linus, Velie 121 011 ve Parrish 102 Lipscom, William 187 Philip 102 Little, Billy 202 Leftwich, Miss 211 Boyd Saunders 202 Augustine 125 Cari et ta 202 Catherine Greer 87 Dorothy 202 Elizabeth 213 Elizabeth 202 Fannie 203 Freddie 202 James 87 Lockhart 191 Mary 60 Jane 191 Mary Otey 215 ward 191 Miranda Callaway 87 Lockwood 197 Ralph 125 Angelica Peel 197 Sarah 125 Anna Preston Davis 197 Thomas 125 George R. 197 William 87, 125, 512 Louisa 197 Leftwichs 64 Richard John 197 Leggett, David 147 Thomas Rhodes 197 Margaret McNiel 147 Loudy, Jane 192 Leigh, William 168 Love, Mary 65 Lemmon, Flora 198 'Mary Frith 223 Lemon, C. K, 192 Maud Barts 252 Creed 224 Tobe 223 Eleanor 194 Viola 59 Eleanor Frances 190 Lovelace, Emma 55 Fannie Lillie 192 Mary 200 Helen 192 Peachy 200 Ida 85 R. A, 200 Lizzie King 224 Robert 29, 200 Marvin Glen 192 Sallie 200 Minnie R. 109 Sallie Willie Saunders 200 R. M. 109 Tom 200 Ross 192 Lovell, Miss 193 Ruth 192 Ada Creach 237 William 192 Allie McDermid 237 Lesh, Rebecca 156 Betty McDermid 237 Lesseur, Jane 190 Calie 203 Lester, Miss 189, 204 Gustavus 237 Eliza Jane 103 Gustavus Wingfield 237 Elizabeth M. 20 Mrs. Gustavus Wingfield 237 Henry Clay 24 James Lewis 237 John K. 20 John Pinckard 237 Katherine 20 John Taylor 237 Lamar B. 103 John William 237 325

Joseph Pinckard 237 M. Lillie 141 Mary Eliza 237 MacDonald, Stephen Ashby 107 Mary Katherine 237 Virginia st. Clair 107 Samuel Francis 237 MacGuffin, Chas. J. 109 Sarah Gilmer 237 Harold Turner 109 Sarah Jane Taylor 237 Laura Turner 109 Sarah Jerusha Jane Machenheimer, Catherine Wingfield 237 Keen 74 Loving, Lucy 210 Gabriel 72, 74 Lucas, Glenwood G. 18 Jacob G. 72 Marlene 19 Joseph Glass 74 Ruth Ann Bowman 18-19 Lilly 74 Sarah 48 Martha Patience 72 Ludowich Kesler 7 Nannie 74 Luke, Alfred 143 Patience Glass 72 Mrs. Alfred 143 swannah 74 Edith 143 Susannah L. 99, 108 Mrs. J. A. 104 William 74 Lumsden, Charles 23 MacKay, Mr. 36 John William 119 Ruth Law 36 Patsey 22 Mackeys 64 Patsey Rives 23 Maddera, Eugene 204 Rhoda Elizabeth Harper 119 Ruby Fitzpatrick 204 Sallie A. 120 Maddox, Charles F. 234 Lunsford, Abner 235 Charles Kellog 234 Julia. Lewis 235 Elizabeth 95 Margaret Ayers 235 George Anthony 89 Lunt, Kathryn 199 Harry Barr 234 Luston, Lizie 11 John 95 Lyle, Essie Williamson 5 Lillian Wingfield Barr 234 Mary Lydia 5 Ruth Skinner 234 Pearl 106 Susan Catherine Greer 89 W. L. 5 Maertz, Lizzie 177 Lynch, Miss 56 Mahood, Alex 153 A. W. 158 Kathleen Sparrow 153 Franklin 158 Maiden, John 154 Gene 158 Rebecca Montgomery 154 Livie Montgomery 158 Sylvester McConnell 154 Wesley 158 Mann, Horace H. School 127 Wyvaughn 158 Manning, Jane 147 Lynchs 64 Manns, Minnie 250 A. J • 178 Manyette, Beatrice 204 Alpha 178 Markham, Elizabeth 148 Angelina McBride 174 Marriner, Frances Meredith 64 Harrison 174 Marsh, Batsy 227 Louisa White 178 Marshall 148 Mary Frances 174 Abigail M. 149 Charles Craggin 102 Al friend 148 Helen Daniel 102 Benjamin 148-149 James Shirley 102 Benjamin A. 149 Lucy Ma~el Hancock 101 Benjamin Alfriend 149 Marshall Hancock 102 ~s~n~a 1~ Mary Elizabeth 102 Cassandra A. 149 Nora Agnew Greenlees 102 Cassandra Alfriend 148 Robert Marshall 101 Dennis 148-149 326

Edmond S. 149 Arthur c. 21 Eliza L. 149 Barbara 181, 255 Elizabeth Cassandra 149 Beatrice 255 Elizabeth Collins 249 Belva Gregory 33 Elizabeth Markham 148 Bernard 33 Frances 148 Bertha Walker 35 Frances Harper 148 Betty 158 Frances M. 149 Blanche 33 Francis 149 Brice 48 Giles 149 Buell 33, 35 Hugh 149 Calvin 21, 33, 254 Ida Leonard Wingfield 245 Carrie 149-150 Iva 246 Charles 162 James Henry 245 Charles F. 160 John 148 Christian 181 Judith 70 Clara 33-34 Julia E. 149 Clinton 33 Layton 246 Davis 33 Lewis 148-149 Deward 33 Martra J. 149 Doris 33 Mary Ann Nance 149 Dorothy 150 Mary B. 149 Douglas 202 Melissa L. 149 E.W. 202 Nancy 148-149 Ed. 33 Nancy M. 149 Edith 21, 33 Nora May Williams 246 Edna 33 Patsy 148-149 Edna Mae 21 Peyton S. 149 Edward Everett 33 Polly 148-149 Elbert 202 Rebecca 253 Eliza 34 Reuben D. 149 Eliza Cooper 33, 254 Sallie 148-149 Elizabeth 33, 48 Sallie Dugger 148 Elizabeth Cox 160 Samuel 148-149 Elizabeth Greer 91 Sarah L. 149 Ella Reed 33 Susan 148 Ellen 147 Susan B. 149 Ellen Doyle 33 Thomas 148 Emma 33, 257 Virginia Elizabeth 246 Emma Carver 33 William 148 Essie 21 William H. 149 Evelyn 33, 55 William Robert 246 Everett, Jr. 33 Marshalls 63-64 Florence Blankenship 202 Martin 149, 16o, 194 Frances 33, 149-150 Miss 11 Frances Sheahan 150 Mr. 231 Francis 255 Alexander 48 George 16o Alice 160 George IV 33 Alma 149-150 George Patrick 33 Alpha Cunningham 204 Georgia 33 Ann Isabelle 47 Gertrude 33 Anne 149-1~0 Gladys Wingfield 255 Annie Brodie 21 Gladys Woody 34 Annie Cordelia 33 Harold 21, 33 Archie 202 James 33 327

James Albert 149 Ruby 33 James L. 160 Rufus 16o Jane 40, 160 Sallie Burc-h 16o Janie 33 Sallie c. 33 Jesse 48 Sallie Dillard 48 Jessie Morgan 245 Sallie Stultz 160 John 33 Sally 33, 41 John R. 91, 238 Sally C. 33 John i11lliam 33 Sally Irby 72 Joseph 47-48, 160 Samuel 33, 149-150 Joseph T. 160 Samuel H. 16o Josephine 149-150 Samuel Henry 160 Kathleen 34 Sarah Electra Payne 149 Kathryn Walker 35 Sarah Lawrence 160 Kenneth 33 Sarah Lucas 48 Laur.a Eanes 33 Sarah Wingf'ield 231 Lelia 33, 149-150 Stephen 33 Leslie 33 sue Ella 201 Lewis 48 Susan Wingfield 238 Lily Montrief' 33 Susannah 48 Lily Turner 33 Susannah Graves 48 Lizzie 33 Thomas 48, 72 Lois 33 Ursula 202 Loulie 149-150 Valentine 16o Luther 33 Verlie 33 Lutie Montrief 33 Walter 149-150 Maggie . 33 . William 33, 48, 255 Mamie 149-150 Wm. o. :i6o Margaret 21, 33 wm. Tyler 160 Marie 202 Martye, Elizabeth 1 Mary 16o Heinrich 1 Mary Davis 33 Mason, Alice Jarrett 81 Mary Grant 16o Angie 81 Mary K. Riddle 16o Augusta 81 Mary Wingfield 33 Bell 81 Mastin 33 Catherirn 130 Matilda 33-34 Clemmy 7 Mattie 33 Daniel D. 130 Nancy 30, 77, 82, 221-222 Dora 158 Nannie Sallie 16o Edna 81, 158 Olga 33 Elijah 81 Oliver 34 Elizabeth Hopkins 130 Orson 160 Ezra 81 Patrick 21, 33-34 Frances 20, 81 Pearl 33 George 81 Pearl Davis 33 Gilbert 76, 81 Ramon 33 Harold 81 Rebecca 33 Horace 81 Rebecca Ann 21 India 81 Redmond 33 Inez 81 Reynolds 33 Jack 81 Richard 204 Jewell 81 Rob Roy 34 Julia 76 Robt. 255 Kennis 81 Robt. H. 160 Laura 81, 91 328

Lindsay P. 81 David 44 Louisa Goode 77, 81 Lovania Davis 44 Louise Goode 222 Maupin, Charlotta 205 Lucy 81 Maxey 76 Lula Coleman 81 Mr. 207 Maria s. 151 Ann Swanson 207 Martha J. 81 Susannah 40 Myrtle 81 May 224 Nancy 222 Ennna King 224 Nerva E. 81 Syrilda 45 Nora 81 Mayo, Elizabeth Maddox Ola 81 Hancock 96 Ollie Young 81 Jacob 95-96 Patrick 81 Judith Hancock 96 Pleasant 77, 222 Valentine 96 Pleasant B. 81 Wm. James 96 Rainey 81 Mays, Mr. 47 Raymond 81 Jane Athey Dillard 47 Robert 81 Thelma 35 Mrs. s. E. 104 McAfees 64 Selma Moore 81 McAlexander, Albert Richa:ro.46 Seney B. 19 Dorothy 46 Silas A. 81 Julia Goode 46 Sue Goode 76, 81 Louise 46 Taylor 81 Martha Lyle 46 Viola Hines 81 Mary Ruth 46 Virginia Pinkard 81 Matilda 46 W. H. 81 William 46 Walter 81 McAllister 53 Wilda 81 James s. 125 Willa 223 John 125 William H. 81 Mary Bell 125 Massie, Mary 131 Nancy J. T. 125 Sallie Steptoe 213 Sally Leftwich Hopkins 125 William 213 McCabe, Flora Morgan Mathews, Annie 143 Garrett 201 Ida Coleman 40 J. P. 201 John H. 40 James Pleasant 201 Minnie 25 Mary 201 Sally Craghead 40 Rosa Uewman 201 Matthews, Mr. 37 Sue Ella Martin 201 Governor 62 w. o. 201 Herbert A. 21~1 McCall, Mias 56 Mary Jane Hopkins 126 Mr. 75, 177 Mollie Cooper 37 Angeline Gilbert 61 Olive Hudnall 241 Bertha 177 Stuart Gray 241 Catherine Goode 75 William Henry 126 Elizabeth Gilbert 61 Mattocks 39 Frances Elizabeth Virginia Craghead 39 Hancock 109 Mattox, Alex 57 Frances M. 61 Earnest 154 George Talbot 109 Elsie Boone 154 Greene Day 61 Maugridge, Mary 6 Iva James Brewer 109 Mauity 44 James 61 329

John Peter 109 Wilmer 78 John w. s. 109 McQuire, Jonathan 162 Marie Ellen 109 Martha F. 162 Martha Laura 109 Mary 205-206 Millie 98 Sally 162 Robert H. 61 Mc Intires 64 Wm. Abram 109 McKenney, Abe 84 Mccalla 64 Juda E. Goode 84 Mccampbell, Lula Jane 104 McKenzie, Miss 193 Sallie 103 Mrs. E. c. 193 William Henry 104 McKillip, Mary 158 Mccann, Debra 241 McKiver, Jennie 152 Mccarter, Nannie Good 45 McNeal, Annie 146 Nora 45 Annie Stevens 145-146 William 45 Caroline 147 Mccaskey, Carrie 63 Daniel 146 McCracken, Frances Hatton 175 Elizabeth 146 Mary Ava Childers 175 Hannah 147 William Thomas Jewett 175 Jacob 144-148 McCrery, John 118 Jacob, Jr. 146 McCrickard, Annie Lee John 146 Amos 162 Jonathan Hughes 147 w. Tosh 162 Margaret Cool 147 Mccue, Ark 58 Mary 147 Frances 58 Naomi 146 Julia Dudley 58 Oriney 147 MajoJ:'.ie 58 Rebecca 146 Tate 58 Susannah 146 McDaniel, He~r 163 William 146 McDermid, Allie 237 McNeel, Absalom 145 Betty 237 Comfort Smith 145 McDonald, Allie 176 Enoch 145 Esther 155 Gabriel 145 McDowell, John 249 Jacob 145 Rose Carter 249 Jane Moore 145 McEwen, Judith 11 Jonathan 145 William 11 Mary Hughes 144 McGee, Fanny Goode 222 Mary Hughes-Ireson 145 Tom 222 Naomi 145 McGhee, Betty 85, 204 Phoebe Moore 145 Catherine 51 Rebecca Stephenson 145 Emma 155 Thomas 144-145 Fanny Goode 97 McNeil, Andrew 146 Green 193 Brumwell 146 J. w. 81 Catherine Wade Ruckman 146 John 85 Daniel Osborne 146 Martha J. Mason 81 Delilah Kirby 146 Maude 80 Emillar 146 Minnie 78, 80 Elizabeth Ann 146 Nancy G. 43 Jacob 146 Pencie Ross 193 Lavinia 146 Susie 151 Lucinda Helvey 146 Thomas 77 Mary Frances Divers 55 Thomas D. 78 peter 146 Walter 78 Rebecca 146 330

Robert L. 55 Phoebe 147 Ruth Hefner Selvy 146 Rachel 147 Sarah Ellen Wohlford 146 Rachel Hearn 147 McNiel 144 Rebecca 147 Abram 147 Rebecca Griff'ith 146 Abraham 147 Rebecca Si:1k 147 Alexander 147 Roberto. 144 Amanda Young 147 Sally Hudson 147 Ann 147 Samuel Auldridge 147 Annie 147 Sarah Elizabeth Poff 147 Caroline 148 Susan A. Hudson 147 Catherine Perdue 147 Susannah 147 Charles 147 Thomas J. 147 Charles K. 147 Washington 147 Cynthia Miller 147 Wesley 147 Dtiniel 146 William 146 Elizabeth 147 William Burwell 147 Elizabeth Auldridge 146 William Kennett 146-147 Elizabeth Brown 147 McQuire, Hunter 92 Elizabeth Kennett 146 Mead, Robert 13 Ellen Martin 147 Meador, Andrew Teral 50 Elsie Muncy 147 Daniel A. 105 Esther Kinnison 146 Frances Katherine Eveline Waugh 147 Hancock 105 Fannie Webb 147 J. Harvie 105 George 147 Joanna Dillon 50 Giles H. 148 Joel 124 Giles Henry 147 Sarah Hancock 105 Hallie Sadler 147 Meadows, Chas. 202 Hannah 148 Ethel Blankenship 202 Henry 147 James 119 Jacob 147 John R. 180 Jacob, Jr. 146 . Lucy 180 James Ireson 146 Lucy Price 180 Jane 147-148 Rose 180 Jane Bruce 147 Sally Ann Collier 119 Jane Hamil ton 147 Menef'ee, Anna 224 Jane Manning 147 Sallie 211 John 146-147 Merriwether 62 John Edward 147 Meredith, Lucy 101 John w. 147 Metts, James 249 Jonathan H. 147 Sallie Carter 249 Jonathan P. 147 Metz, Cassanda 222 Lewis 148 Elsie Fountain 222 Lucinda 147 George 222 Lydia Smith 146 Martha 222 Margaret 147 Mayberry, Anne Ross 191 Margaret Perdue 147 Braxton 191 Martha Bird 147 Otto 191 Mary 147-148 Phoebe Ward 191 Mary Smith 147 Meyers, Flora 205 Nancy 146-147 George 205 .Nancy Mc Niel 147 Michel 150 Naomi 147 Alma Martin 150 Oriney 148 Beverly V. 150 331

Beverly V., Jr. 150 Anna 152-153 Louis 150 Anna Jones 152 Michell 150 Annie 152-153 Miles, Annie 255 Annie Haygood 153 Betty 39 Archibald 151-152 Irene Wingfield 256 Belle Draper 152 Malinda 75 Belva 152-153 Marvin Pa;irne 177 Benjamin Franklin 152 Nancy Virginia 177 Bess 151 Otho 256 Bessie 152 Ray 256 Bessie Bennett 151 Richard 177 Betty 151-152 Sue 257 Brooksie Frye 153 Willie Bell 177 Catherine 152 Millander, Florence 155 Charles 151 Miller, Annie McNiel 147 Cleopatra 99-100 Charles,. Sr. 147 Clirde 151-152 Cynthia 147 David 151 Earl 178 Dora 153 Elizabeth 32 Edith 151 Herbert 32 Edward 153 Jack 32 Edward R. 153 John 32, 14'{ Edwin 152 Lydia 8 Eleanor Gregory 151 Margaret 214, 218 Elisha 151 Minnie Pinckard 32 Elizabeth 152-153 Pauline 32 Elizabeth Bradley . 100 ~yM 1~ Elizabeth Napier 43 Rhoda 84 Ella 152 Mills 167 Emma 151 Callie Finney 66 Estelle Stultz 152 Harry 223 Florence Stovall 153 John 6 Frances Stovall 153 Mabel Davis 178 Franklin 250 Martha Frances Motley 16o George 36, 153 Mary Frith 223 Glen 151 Polk 66 Harry 153 William 16o Howard 151 Milner, Capt. 72 Hughes 153 Minnis, Callohill 133 Ina 151 Minnix, Carl Haywood 245 James 151-153 Edith Mae 245 Jennie McKiver 152 Edward G. 245 John 43 Edward Irvin 245 Joseph T. 153 Vivian Marie 245 Jubal 153 Minteer, Peggy Davis 42 Julia Cooper 36 Minter, Alice Wingfield 238 Katherine Price 152 Thompson 238 Kittie 152 Virginia 238 Landis 153 Mitchell 150 Laura 152 Albert 151 Lawson 151 Albert Fletcher 152 Linville 152 Alice 152, 250 Lois 151 Andrew 151 Loula Lester Hurd 153 332

Lucy Trotter 153 Alice 154-155 Lula 152 Amanda Victoria lCinsey 154 Maria s. Mason 151 Amos 156-157 Martha Schoolfield 153 Andrew 154-156, 159 Mary 151 Anita 157 Mary Ann 151 Ann 154, 156-159 Mary Bondurant 152 Annie Jamison 156 Mary Frances 153 Annie Kate Givens 157 Mary Garrett 153 Arba 154 Mary Jane 43 Arba Jenas 154 Mary Price 152-153 Aurelia 156 Maud Cahill 153 Ava 157 Mildred 152 Ava Hannah 168 Mollie 152 Benjamin 157 Nannie 153 Bernice 157 Nannie Abingdon 152 Bertha 156 Ola 151-152 Bessie 156 Peter 150 Bessie Kennett 156 Ralph 152 Betty Martin 158 Richard 152 Billy 158 Robert 151-152 Blanche 158 Roy 151 Cabell 156 Russell 151 Carmi 154 Sadie 151 Catherine 155 Sally Ann 10, 153 Cathe'l.'!1.ne Flora 156 Samuel 151 Cathryn 159 Sarah 84, 152 Cephas 157-158 Sarah Bondurant 151 Cephas A. 157 Susannah 64, 66 Charles 154-158 Susie McGhee 151 Christian 156 Talmage 151 Clara 158 Thomas 151 Clarence 158 Thomas Bondurant 152-153 · Cletis 156 Trotter 153 Cletus 157 Virginia 151-152 Clyde 154, 156 wade 153 Clyde Ruffner 155 Washington c. 100 Cora IC1ngery 156 Wayne 152 Creed 158 William 151-153 Curtis 156 William D. 152 Cynthia 157 William J. 151-153 Coy 154 William J. , Jr. 152 Cyrus 154-155 William Lindsay 151-152 Dallis 156 William Lindsay, Jr. 151 Daniel 156-157 Willie 203 David 155-156 Moir, Marion Mccrary 24, 58 David A. 159 Monaghan, Alice R. 243 Delia Pinkard 155 Monk, Nannie 199 Delila 154, 159 Montgomery 153, 167 Delmer 154 Abraham S. 154 Dora Mason 158 Abraham Stover 154 Dulcie 155 Agnes 157, 159 Durah 153-155 Albert 156 Edgar 159 Albert, Jr. 156 Edith 155 Alfred 154 Edith Naff 154 333

Edna 158 Jack 158 Edna Mason 158 Jacob 154-156 Effie 158 James 154-155, 157, 159, Eli 154, 159 164 Elizabeth 154, 157-159 Mrs, James N, 95 Elizabeth Bowman 13 James William 155 Elizabeth Flora 157 Jane 157 Elizabeth Ikenberry Janice 158 Gossett 154 Jesse 157 Elizabeth Reece 156 Joel 154, 156-159 Ella 154, 156 John 164 Ellen King 156 John I 154 Ellie Gibson 157 John II 154-155 Elsie 155, 157 John III 154-155 Emma 154 John VII 156 Emma McGhee 155 John Dexter 157 Emma Reece 156 John Franklin 155 Erma 159 John Robert 154 Esther 156 Josie 154 Esther McDonald 155 Joseph 156 Ethel 155, 158 Juanita 155 Ethel Compton 154 Jeanita Gray 155 Ethel May 154 Julia 157, 159 Etta 158 Kennett 157 Etta Pearl 155 Laura 155 Eva 154 Laura Arna nda 158 Fanny 15'7 Lawrence 158 Florence 156 Leah Brubaker 156 Florence Millander 15S· Lecta 154 Florence Porter 155 Lee 157, 159 Frances 156 Lelia Saul 159 Frank 159 Lenora Bowman 159 Frank Teel 158 Leona Wrey 156 Frond M, 155 Levi 156 George 130, 157 Livie 158 George W. 157 Lizzie 155 Georgie Garnette 155 Lizzie Peters 156 Gibson 157 Lloyd Munsey 155 Goldie Smith Hawkins 157 Lois 156 Grace 156 Lucy 155 Grace Terry 159 Lucy Katherine Walker 157 Hanna 159 Lura Amanda 157 Hannah 154 Lydia 154, 159 Harry 159 Lydia Denlinger 156 Hattie Bashore 156 Mabel 156 Hazel 156 Maggie 155 Henry 155-156 Maggie Lee 159 Howard 154, 156-158 Malcomb 156 Hunter 157 Mamie 155 Ida 156 Martha 155 Ida Pete:r;s 154 Mary 8, 154-157 Ina 159 Mary Craft 158 Irena 157 Mary E. Naff 166 Isaac 157 Mary Elizabeth 156 J • N', Jr, 212 Mary Jean 157-158 334

Mary Louise 154 Virginia Willis 154 Mary McKillip 158 Walter 154, 156, 166 Mary Mosely 95 Walter c. 155 Mary Roberts 155 Walter Newton 154 Mary Sigmon 155 William 154-155, 158 Maude Anne 155 Zaida Ellen 157-158 Mattie 154 Zella 155 Melva 159 Zora 156 Michael 155-156 Montrief, Frances Prunty 184 Mildred 154 Isaac 184 Mollie 157, 159 Lily 33 Myrtle 156 Lutie 33 Nellie 156, 159 Nannie 33 Nora 158 Moore 16o Opal 156 Agatha 256 Oscar 156 Alexander 85 Owen 155-156 Ann McNiel 147 Parthenia 156-157 Bettie McGhee 85 Parthenia Montgomery 156, Catherine Wade 94 159 Channing 217 Pathenia 159 Durah Montgomery 155 Peter 155, 157 Edgar 241 Quincy 157 Elizabeth Goode 85 Rachel 156, 159 George Lee 246 Raymond 158 Grace 241 Rebecca 154 Harriet Baxter 94 Rebecca Lesh 156 Iva Marshall 246 Rebecca Naff 164 James 147 Riley 155-157 Jane 145 Riley Benjamin 157 Judy 10 Rinda 154 Laura Behethland 94 Robert 154-157 .Laura Behethland Butler 94 Rosa Belle 157 Maria Catherine Harper 119 Rosa Lee Peters 158 Minnie 241 Roy 156 M;irdecai 85 Russell 156 Peter 85 Ruth 156 Phoebe 145 Sallie 154, 156-157 Samuel 119 Sallie Bowman 18, 157 Sarah E. Evans 241 Sallie Brooks 157 Sarah Virginia Wing:Oeli:l 241 Sallie Elizabeth 157-158 Selma 81 Sallie Peters 155 sue 241 Samantha 155 Thomas Pinckney 94 Samuel 13, 154-157, 159 Mrs. Thomas Pinckey 94 Samuel I 154 Thomas Reece 155 Samuel II 153 Thomas Reece, Jr. 155 Sarah 154-155, 159 Walter Henry 241 Susan 155 William, Jr. 241 Susan Naff 157, 164 Wm. James 16o Thelma 155 William Ludwell 241 Thomas 18 Moorefield, Mr. 195 Thomas Franklin 153, 157 Annie King 195 Vinnie 157 Moores 64 Virginia 158 Moorman, Burah Fay LeFew 109 Virgin1a Lee 157 Carleton 107, 116 335

Chapman S. 107 Margaret 201 Grace C. 107 Mary Burroughs 201 Janie 201 Mary Saunders 202 Janie Hancock 106 Mattie Lee 236 John Addison 106 Mildred 202 John Hope 107 Missouri 201 John Hope, Jr. 107 Meta Saunders 201 Katherine Warfield Moses 201 Price 106 Nicholas 201 Kathleen 107 R, L. 63 Lelia E. Heischman 107 Rebecca Shann 201 Lily Chapman 107 Reva 202 Lucy 23, 47 Robert 175 Mary Fay 106 Samuel 99, 103, 233 Mary Katherine 116 Sarah 201 Mary Katherine Smith 107 Susan 201 Mary Maupin 106 Susan Saunders 201 Sallie 61 Thomas 201 Terrell 106 Thomas, Jr. 201 Warren Lodowick 106 Victoria 201 warren Lodowick, Jr. 107 William 175, 201 Wilburn Chapman 107 Willie B. Moorman 107 Willie B. 107 Morris, Claudia 31 Moorrnans 64 Elizabeth Mitchell 153 Morehead, Mildred 199 Helen Dillard 49 Sarah 41 John 232 Morgan, Alice Ferguson 63 John W. 153 Anne Elizabeth Wingfield 233 Mary 66 Ben 233 Sarah Wingfield 232 Betty Cunningham 201 Thomas 49 Beulah 201 Mrs. w. s. 44 Byno 175 Morrison, Allen 96 Charlotte 233 James 96 Cleopatra 201 Jeney 96 Cleopatra Morgan 201 Mary Hancock 96 Daniel 201 Victoria Louisa 234 Elizabeth Saunders 201 Morrow, Jeremiah 183 Ernaline English 201 Mosby, Elizabeth 93 Emily 39 Elizabeth Netherlands 93 Estelle 201 John 232 Fannie Hancock 100 Littlebury 93 Flora 201 Mary Wingfield 232 Frank 233 Susannah Truehart 93 J. w. 202 Wade, Jr. 93 Jack 175 Moseley, Bessie 94, 211 James 175 Bessie Greer 94, 211 Janie Hancock Moorman 106 Herman 211 Janie Moorman 201 Mrs. Herman 94 John 39, 201 Mary Dillard 211 John T. 100 Nannie 211 Julia Ann 99, 103 Moss, Kitty 89 Lewis 233 Motley, M:!.ss 10 Lois Kirkpatrick 175 Ann 163 Lucian 201 Ben 162 Lucius D. 106-107 Benjamin Franklin 162-163 336

Bertha 21 Myrtle Gregory 161 Calla 163 Nannie 161 Charles Lewis 161 Nannie E. 161 Daisie Campbell 161 Nannie Kate Reynolds 16o Daniel J. 162 Nannie Pernelle 161 David 16'.3 Nannie Sallie 162 Doc. 163 Nannie Sallie Martin 16o, Edward 163 162 Elizabeth Virginia Hawk 161 Ola Blair 163 Ella 163 Ola Brandon 162-163 Ernest 163 Paul E. 161 Fannie Lillian 161 Polly 163 Farrie Louise 161 Raleigh 163 Frances 163 Richard 163 Frederick Allen 161 Richard w. 161 Geddie Jones 162 Sallie G. 162 George 162 Sallie Gravely 16o George, Jr. 163. Sally Lou 161 George w. 162-163 Sarah 162 George William 161 Sarah Allen 163 Gideon 163 Silas Arthur 161 Henry Clay 162 Susan 163 Henry G. 161 Virginia 162 Henry George 16o Virginia May 161, 163 J • F. 16o William 162-163 James 163 Willie Kate 161 Jas. Alfred 161 Mountcastle, David 17 Joel 162 George 25 John 162-163 Kenneth F. 25 John Fontaine l6o-163 Kenneth F., Jr. 25 John H. 161 Mary Lewis Coan 25 John Lafayette l6o-l61 Susie Bowman 17 John Melvin 161 Mo·uzly, Walter 186 Josiah 163 Moyers, Barbara 164 Kate Reynolds 161 Catherine Knaff 164 Lafayette 162 John 164 Leanne R9ynolds l6o-l6l Muir, Anna Leslie Paynes 177 Lonnie curry 162 Della 177 Lou Jl.rrington 16o-161 George Payne 177 Lucy 163 James 177 Lula Gilbert 162 Mullens, Edmund T. 171 Lucy M. 161 Sally J. Peters 171 Lunette Dent 161 Mullins, Alice 75, 82 Malinda 163 Elijah 78 Martha 162 Eva 191 Martha F. McGuire 162 Gladys Goode 78 Martha Frances 16o Mary 191 Martha J. 162 Muncy, Elsie 147 Mary Catherine 163 Murray, Miss 11 Mary Fuller 162 Murrell, Almira Halsey 217 Mary s. 162 Ann Hart 217 Mary Susan 16o, 250 David Gamble 217 Mercer 193 Edward H. 217 Mildred 163 John William 217 Mildred L. 161 Julia Elizabeth 217 Missouri F. Lawrence Lucy Alice 217 Woodall 162 Lucy Alice Tate 217 337

Mary William Cabell 209 MUrry, Elizabeth 2;i William Henry 208 MUse 205 William Rosci.e 208 Miss 64 William Swanson 74, 208 Alfred Lemuel Harvey 209 William T. 208 Anne M. Turner 165 Musgrove, Chris 201 Annie Hedrick 209 Elvira Blankenship 203 Annie Walker 209 John 202 Annie Wilton Dickerson 208 Laura Cunningham 201 Benjamin 39 Liza Ann 202 Charles 165 Maude Blankenship 202 Dorothy Stearn 209 Steve 203 Dorothy Swanson 208-209 Myers, Mary Virginia 242 Dudley S. 65, 207 Dudley Stearn 209 N. Elizabeth 207 Elizabeth Swanson 207-208 Naef, Jacob 164-165 Elizabeth Tidwell 207 Naef'f 163, 165 Elizabeth Tidwell Muse 208 Eva Flora 164-165 Elvira 208-209 Jacob 163-165 Emily Frances 209 Isaac 164 Ernest Helm 209 Sebastian 163 Ethyl 209 Na f'e, David 164 Fanny Henry 209 Joseph 164 Frances Ann 208 Naff 163, 165 Frances Chattin 64, 207 Abraham 17, 164, 166-167 Frances Swanson 208-209 Abraham I. 165-166 George 209 Abraham Irving 165, 167 Henry Lawson 126, 207-208 Amanda 8 Henry Lawson, Jr. 208 Amy G. 166 Ida 209 Anne M. TUrner MUse 165 Joel 208-209 Anne Turner 166 John 207-209 Anne Turner Na f'f 167 John, Jr. 208-209 Annie 167 John Allen 208-209 Annie May 166 John Crenshaw 208-209 Arthur 166 John Henry 208 Ava Hannah Montgomery 168 Judi th Glass 74, 208 Ava Montgomery 157 Julia Ann 126, 208 Ben 7, 17 Lizzie Cooper 39 Benjamin Thomas 167 Lucy 209 Berlen 158 Martha 209 Bertha Nicholson 166 Mary A. 207 Bunyan L. 167 Mary Abiah Helm 208 Catherine 13-14, 17 Mary Ann 209 Charles 167 Mary Ann Swanson Charles L. 166 Finney 209 Charlotte Thomasine Mary Elizabeth 140 LaPrade 165-166 Mary Preston 140 Cephas 7, 17 Matilda A. 209 Columbia Ann 165 Nancy Swanson 209 Cora 165, 167 Samuel Allen 208 - 209 Corry M. Tench 166-167 Sarah Elizabeth 209 Cynthia M. Wysor 164, 166 Thomas 140, 201-209 Daniel 15, 165 Walter 209 Daniel A. 166-167 338

David 167 Magdalene 165 Don 158 Maggie D. 166 Dorothy 166 Manga 159 Edith 154 Mary 159, 164-166 Edith E. 166 Mary Boone 7. 166-167 Edith Elizabeth 165 Mary Bowman 17, 167 Edith Lucile Cline 166 Mary Clay Noell 166 Edward D. J.66 Mary D. 167 Elizabeth 164, 166 Mary E. 166 Elizabeth Arthur 165 Mary E. Boone 167 Elizabeth Stover 164-166 Mary H. 168 El.mer D. 157, 168 Mary M. 167 Emma 167 Mary S1.1.e 34 Emmaline Akers 165 Mattie 167 Ethel Jamison 168 Mildred Frances 34 Eunice R. 168 Minnie 167 Flora J. Bowman 167 Molli.e 7 Frederick A. 166 Nellie Wheeler 166 Frederick J. 166 Nora Montgomery 158 George 164-165 Pansy Burckhardt 165 George Bluford 34 Paul 34 George w. 167 Paul M. 166 Hannah 14, 17, 164 Ralph 158 Hannah Bowman 15, 17, 166- Rebecca 154, 164, 166-167 167 Robert .J. 165 Hannah Brown 164 Rosa L. Flora 167 Hannah E. 167 Russell 158 Hannah Montgomery 159 Ruth E. 166 Hannah Peters 17, 164, 166- Ruth Keen 166 167 Sallie E. 167 Harry 167 Sally Howry 164 Helen 8 Samuel L. 166 Henry A. 166 ·Sarah 8, 17, 166 Ida 167 Sarah M. 167 Isaac 139, 164-165 Stoner 167 Issac N. 166 Susan 157, 159, 164-165 Jacob 13, 159, J.64-167 Susan Webster 164-166 Jacob P. 166-167 Susannah 166 James T. 165 Susie s. 166 Joel 7, 166-167 Thelman 158 Joel Cline 168 Theo 158 John 161+ Thomas 158, 167 John A. 167 Thomas G. 166-167 John w. L. 166 Wesley W. 168 John warren 165 William 167 Jonathan 165 William c. 165-166 Joseph 165 William L. 167 Josephus A. 165-167 Nance, Mary Ann 149 Julia 167 Nancy 149 Julia M. Dillon 166-167 Reuben 149 Katherine 158, 164 Napier, Betsey A. 43 Lilla L. Powell 167 George 66 Lois K. 168 Polly Finney 66 Louisa F. 166 Susan 65 Mabel 158 Nash 221 339

Lydia 48, 159 Emily 90 Thomas 48 John D. 90 Nave, Isaac 164 Mary 119 Neblett 117 Mary Ann 90, 119 Rebecca s. 184 Meses 90 William S. 184 Moses G. 90 Neff, Lucy 31, 172 Nancy Greer 88, 90, 119 Neeley, Belle Boone 11 R. Wood 90 John 11 Susan 90 Nelson 168-169 William B. 90 Mrs. 169 Noell, Mary Clay 166 Carter Kinloch 168 Mary Greer 92 Clarence 168 Norborne 92 Ferdinand Emile 168-169 Poindexter 95 Harold 168-169 sally 92 Hugh 168-169, 180, 211 Willa 200 Hugh Page 168 Noftsinger, Daniel 8, 10 Katherine Rhodes 70-71 Elizabeth 10 Lucy 169, 180 Hannah Naff 164 Lucy Mann Page 168 Joseph 7 Lucy Talia:f'erro 168-16~.,_ 211 Peter 164 Lucy Tazewell 100-169 Susan Boone 7 Martha Clay 169 Susanna 8 Mary 168 Susanna Boone 10 Mary Hale 168 Norman, Dora 256 Mary Hover 169 Isabel 28 May Wiltse 169 , Nowlan, Doris 202 Nathahiel 168 Homer 202 Richard Taliaferro 168-169 Homer, Jr. 202 Thomas 168 Winfred 202 Walter Binford 168 Nowlin, Augusta Ross 193 William Leigh 168 C. K. 193 Nemo, Lydia 98 Cove 193 Netherlands, Elizabeth 93 G. L. 193 Newbill, Nannie Kate 205 J. A. 190, 193 Nelly 56 Joseph 193 Newly, John G. 131 Martha Ross 190, 193 Sarah Eugene 131 Nowlins 123 Newman, Rosa 201 Noyes, Helena Virginia Newton, Josephine Rives 73 Wingfield Urban 252 Thomas Lee 73 Milton 252 Nicholas, Annie 202 Nunley, Glenna 192 Cary Ann 232 Nunn, Ada 223 Lewis 232 Elinor 20 Philip Norborne 123 Elizabeth 222 Nicholson, Bertha 166 Emma Thomasson 221 Gladys Saunders 202 Ethel 20 Mary Conrad 128 George Dann 42 William I. 202 Hattie Ramsay 42 Nimmo, Rhoda 129 Mrs. J. M. Davis 42 Noble, Alfred Early 90 Jane Davis 42 Annie 11 John 20, 42 Corneli~ wood 90 John Sampson 45 Daniel 88, 90, 119 Joseph 221 Eliza 90 Letha Matilda 46 340

Lewis 20 David 28 Louisa Brodie 20 Evaline c. Carper 28 Louvica Anne Davis 45 Martha 7 Lucy 20 Moses 182 Majessie 20 Nancy 91 Martha HUrd 20 Sarah Greer 91 Minnie 20, 222 Overholt, Gertrude 33 Ruth 42 Overstreet, Beulah Morgan 201 Ruth Ellen 45 John 201 Seney 20 Silas 201 Susie 42 Victoria Morgan 201 T. H. 45 Overton, Miss 153 Thomas H. 45 A. J., Jr. 175 William R. 46 Amanuel Jackson 175 William Riley 42 Anne Caroline 175 Nunnelly 62 Anne Payne 175 Nutter, Rosa Henry 249 Nye, Christine Law ii Mary Carter 249 overtons 64 o. Owen, Geneva 247 Owens, Geneva 20 Oakes, Charles N. 162 Lillian Frances 244 J. J. 160 Lois· I-!elen 244 Martha Frances Motley Martha Price 244 Mill 160 William Edgar 244 Pauline 32 Owings, Frank 182 Sallie Frank Amos 162 Oxley, Miss 82 Obenchain 16 Alfred 82 Oglesby, Celia Duncan 96 Katherine 75 David Hugh 73 Katie 83 David Hugh, Jr. 73 Lindsey 76, 81 Elizabeth 96 Sally Goode 82 Nancy 96 Oyler, Ammon 52 page Lewis 73 Mahaley 7-8 Shadrack 96 Susan 7-8 William, Sr. 96 Susannah Dillon 52 Oliver, Ann E. Wingfield 239 Mattie 204 P. Milroy 239 0 1 Neal, Elizabeth Ellen Pace, Eliza 80 Payne 178 Page, Miss 46 Ellen L. 178 John Page 196 Jerome 178 Lucy 196 Lila L. 178 Lucy Mann 168 Ruby May 178 Thomas Nelson 168 Openshaw, Sarah Meleto 120 Painter, Clarence R. 236 orvi s , Paulina 34 Mary Alice 236 Pauline 254 Mary Sue Ayers 236 Osborne, A. J. 203 Palmer, James H. 203 Kheda Saunders 203 Lucy 140 Otey, Bishop 126 Sabre Saunder 203 Frazier 125 Pamplin, Mr. 195 Sarah Maxwell 126 Virgie King 195 Overfelt, Berry 91 Pannill, Adela Dillard 49 Chloe Ann Helms 182 Alice Christina 142 341

Alice Greyson Lavinder 142 Sarah 55 David H. 142 Solomon 55 Mary Lavinder 142 Temperance Dillon 51 William Banks 142 William 51 William L. 49 William, Jr. 53 Parberry, Ann 233 Pasleys 64 Elizabeth 185, 233, 253 Passmore, Sevilla 45 James 233 Patterson, Addison 94 Parcell, Mr. 39 Andrew 93 Charles 143 Cecily Poindexter 94 Virgie Cooper 39 Charles 94 Parker, Alice Price 5 Frank 94 Betty 37 Helen Pinckard 94 Bluf'ord 34 James 94, 207 Florence 59 John 94 Frances Tuggle 5 Julia 93 Haseltine 34, 254 Julia Franklin Wade 91 John Henegar 70 Julia Wade 94 Loula Williamson 5 Lily Hutchingson 94 Lucy 37, 203 Lucy Ann 94 Mary 32, 6o Margaret 207 Mary Kezia Smith 70 Mary Ann 23 Mary Williams 34 Miranda Finney 94 Nell 211 Pollie Pinckard 93 Nellie Montgomery 159 Robert 7 o. 5 Sarah Wade 94 Paul 5 Susan Boone 7 Reginald 5 Tazewell 94 T. 0. 5 William 94 Theresa Grace 70 Pauley, Eliza 147 Thos. 60 Joseph 147 Parkey, Julia 234 Susannah McNiel 147 Parkins, Mr. 200 Payne, Addie Kemp 178 Mary Saunders 200 Alpha Lynes 178 Parks, Mary Ressie 252 Andrew Pollard 178 Parrish, Beverly 211 Anna Bartley 175-176 Mrs. Beverly 94 Anna Leslie 174, 177 Flora Greer 94, 211 Anne 175 Parvin, Iris s. Taylor 177 Bessie Custard 178 Julian A. 177 Caroline Celesta 174, 177 Pasley, Mr. 90 Catherine 173 Betty Dudley 55 Charles H. 174 Elizabeth Dillon 53 Charles Jackson 175 Frances Hayden 53 Connie 255 Joanna 50 Daniel E. Pollard 178 Julia Frances Dillon. 51 Darwood 178 Laura 55 David Ralph 175 Lee Marion 120 Della 100 Lilburn 51 Doris Deane 178 Maggie Magdaline 119 Eanie Harrison 174-175 Mary 53 Edward Scott 175-176 Mary Basham 53 Elizabeth 174, 176-178 Nancy 54 Elizabeth Catherine Robert 53 Richie 174 Samuel 55 Elizabeth Ellen 178 342

Elizabeth 174 Robert Newton 174-175 Elizabeth Pollard 174 Robert Paul 175 Elizabeth Richie 175 Robert Powell 174, 176-178 Ella Frances 174-175 Robertella 174, 178 Emily Electra 174, 178 Rufus Thoma s 1 78 Era Simms 178 Ruth Hurd 175 Ethelene Rice Tullock 175 Sarah 174 Floyd 174 Sarah Catherine 174, 177 Frances 175 Sarah Electra 149 Frances Evaline 176 Silas Booth 175 Frances Hatton Mccra cl:enl75 Stella Sneathen 178 Frances Jane 174, 176 Temple 175 Frances Powell 173-174 Thomas 173-174 Frenchie 175 Thomas A. 174 Howard 178 Virgil Frances 175 Hume 175 William 17~ Jacob Allan 175-176 William Connor 176 James A. 178 William Maxwell 176 Jane 174 William Oliver 175 John Austin 174, 178 Wilsie Elizabeth Burnett 175 John B. 175 Peachy, Thomas Griffin 12 John Baxter 174-175 Pearson, Agnes Austin 32, 173 John Smith 178 Billy 31, 172-173 Katherine Ercel 175 Doris 31-32, 172-173 Lenrow 178 Eliza Pinckard 31 Lillie Booth 174-175 Eliza Pinkard 172 Lillian Wise 175-176 Ernaline 31 Marciedine 175 Emeline 85, 172-173 Mariah E. 174, 176 George 31, 172-173 Marie Gregory 175 George, Jr. 32 Margaret 178 George T. 31, 172 Mary 174 John 31, 172-173 Mary A. Spencer 174 ·Kathleen 31, 172-173 Mary c. 178 Louise 31, 172 Mary Charline 175 Maude Bright 31, 173 Mary E. 175 Minnie 31, 172-173 Mary Eliza 177 Ollie Goode 85 Mary Elizabeth 174 Peyton 85 Mary Frances 176 William 31-32, 172 Mary Frances Lynes 174-176 Pedigo, Abel 188 Mary Rice 175-176 Carrie Martin 150 Mattie Hume 174-175 L. G. 150 Maude Conner 175 Rufus 193 Mildred Allene 176 Ruth Ross 193 Minnie west 175 Penn, Abram 196 Nancy Virginia 174, 177 Caroline Dillard Wilmot 49 Orville Thomas 178 George Jackson 144 Patrick Flayle 174-176 Lucy Steptoe 213 Patrick Maurice 175 Martha Dillard 48 Raymond 178 Matilda 47 Rebecca 174 Nancy 47 Reed 129 Nannie Susan Lee 144 Robert 175 Robert 213 Robert Earnest 178 Shelton 47 Robert H. 178 Walter H. 49 Robert Newton 174-175 William J. 48 343

Pennington, Mary A, 130 Hazel 159 William M. 130 Hazel Marie 19 Perdue, Catherine 147 Henry D, 142, 171 George William 51 Herbert 142, 171 Jane 54 Herbert G, 171 Joanna Francis 51 Herbert G. , Jr. 172 Julia Catherine 51 Ida 154 Julia Dudley 57 Jacob 13, 170 Ka ther:!. ne Dillon 52 John B. 170-171 Margaret 147 Katherine 170 Mark 52 Katie 170 Meshach 52 Lee Thomas 159 Minnie 256 Lizzie 156 Nellie Dillon 52 Lucile 157 Sials 148 Malcolm Taliaferro 211 Sis 56 Martha A. Bowman 15 Tom 57 Mary Brown 170 Vera 35 Mary Gravely 171 Pe1:kins, Mabel 58 Mary Jane 157 Richard 96 Mary Montgomery 157 Persinger, George 28 Nancy 17 Julia Ann Carper 28 Nancy Stover 15 Person, Phoebe 22-23 Palmyra I. Bowman 15 Phoebe R, Brown 23 Parker 159 Peters 15, 169 Polly 170 Mr. 75 Polly Dillman 170 Abraham 14 Preston 17 Alice 142, 171 Raymond 157 Alice Waddey 94 Robert 171 Alice Wadley 211 Rosa Lee 158 Ann 171 Sallie 155 Catherine 139, 170, 227-228 Sallie J. 171 Catherine Johns 170 Stephen 17, 170 Charles 157 Stephen M. 171 Christina 171 Susan Bowman 17 Christina Brubaker 227-228 Susannah Bowman 13 Daniel 170 Tabitha Fralin 171 Daniel G, 171 Terry w. 18 David 15, 170-171, 227 William 7 Davy 228 Pettigo, Letisha 43 Dosia Boone 7 Pettit, Kl3te Le;,is Ayers 234 Electra Smith 172 L, O, 234 Elizabeth 82 Pettry, Anna 131 Elizabeth Bowman 14 John 131 Elizabeth Goode 75 Manda 131 Elsie Mae 157 Pettus, Sophia Peebles 235 Emily Nelson Greer Wilbur Egbert 235 Edmonds 211 Petty, Elizabeth 249 Esther May Bowman 18 Sarah 93 Eva Bowman 17 Phelps 62 George 171 Aley Anne Boone 11 George D. 211 B. M. 16I Geraldine 19 Benson M. Hannah 17, 164, 166 Hannah E, Naff 167 Hannah s. 15 Helen Naff 8 344

Jack 11 Lucinda 184 Parmelia 56 Lucinda Wise 31 William Robert 73 Lucy 31 William Robert, Jr. 73 Lucy Neff 31 Philips~ Tempie 130-131 Mary Ann 31 Phillipa, Mrs. Lillian Minnie 31-32 Gaines 100 Nannie 38 Phillips, Eliza 84 Nannie Taylor 31 Floyd 130 Nancy 31 Mandy 131 Nellie 31 Martha 130 Follie 93 Philpot 221 Sadie 31 Martha TUrner 221 Thomas 208 Philpott, A. B. 224 Walter Leake 31 B. Cabell 136 William 31 Bessie 20 Pinet, Belle 178 Bettie M. Turner 136 Pinkard 172 Bettie Mae 136 Alice 172 David 25 Anna 172 George J. 136 Bailey 172 Guy 78 Benjamin 172 James J. 136 Bessie 81 John L. 136 Billy 172 Mattie 66 c. B. 81 Nancy Cahill 25 Carrie 81 Pickett 31 Charles 172 Caty 133 Charles F. 172 Elizabeth 133 Charles Washington 172 Hannah 133 Charlotte Temple 172 John 133 Clyde 81 Judith 133 Delia 155 Lucy 133 Ed. 81 Nancy 133 Elias 172 Polly 133, 136 Eliza 172 Sally 133 Emeline Cooper 172 William 133 Emma Augusta 172 Pinckard, Bertha 31 Eva 81 Charles F. 31 Fletcher 172 Charles w. 31 Forrest 81 Charlotte Temple 184 Frances Ma son 81 Chloe 31 Frank 172 Clara 31 Jane Belcher 172 Claude 31 John 172 Eliza 31 John William 172 Ernaline Cooper 31 Julia 172 Emma Augusta 31 Julia Hunt 172 Frank 31 Kenna 81 Helen 94 Lucinda 172 Homer 31 Lucinda Hensley 172 Jesse 31 Lucy Neff 172 John, Jr. 31 Mary 172 John William 31 Mary Anne 172 Leonard 31 May Waller 172 Lera 31 Mattie 81 Lizzie 31 Minnie 172 345

Minnie 172 Catherine 86 Nancy Cooper 172 Chattin 28 Nannie 172 Chattin D. 86-87 Nannie Taylor 172 Chattin Doggett 87 Noel 81 Chattin T. 28 Pattie 91 Frances Dogcett 87 Rebecca Sm1 th 172 Frances Doggett Greer 88 Robert 172 Julia A. 28 Sallie 91 Molly Greer 87 Sarah Swanson 208 Nancy Greer 28 Susie 81 Sare Jane 86 Thomas 172 Pollards 87 Virginia 81 Pool, David c. 89 Walter Leak 172 Lloyd 89 William 172 Porter, Florence 155 Pinston, Aaron 150 Potter, Cassa Walker 225 Pitts, Nannie 21 Lewis, Jr. 225 Pitzer, Barney 171 Potts, Embree 234 Pleasants, Gladys 211 Embree, Jr. 234 Plunkett, Anthony 8 Mary Victoria 234 Elizabeth Boone 8 Victoria Eaton 234 Henry 8 Powell, Miss 166 Mary Jane Boone 8 Mr. 205 Mollie Johns 171 Ailey Ann 51 Plybon, Sarah Elizabeth 51 Alice Patra 51 Rebecca 52 Annie Gertrude 112 Poe, Annie Wingfield 255 Benjamin Rupert 112 Arthur 255 Benjamin Rupert, Jr •. 112 Beulah 255 Charles 97, 173 Elizabeth 255 Elizabeth 173 James 255 Emmett Hancock 112 John 255 Frances 173 Mamie Wingfield 255 Harriet M. 54 Rudolph 255 Henry Clay 51 Poff, Ora Curtus 103 Hopy A. Dudley 54 Sarah Elizabeth 147 Jane T. 173 Poindexter, A. B. 27 Jesse Booker 51 Amanda Angeline Dudley 57 Joanna Francis 51 Betty 57 John Wm. 54 C. T. 23 Julia Ann 51 Cecily 94 Julia Ann Dillon 50-51 Cephas 57 Julia Catherine 51 Eff 56 Lilla L. 167 Elizabeth 97 Louis Bertrand 112 Elizabeth Smith 61 Lucinda Hancock 97, 173 Ella 57-58 Martha Hayden 51 Emma 57 Mary Louise st. Clair 51 Lelia Cahill 27 Mary Ruth 112 Lucy A. 114 Mildred Katherine 51 Mary DUdley 56 Nancy 40, 173 Mary Jane Brown 23 Neva 205 s. 61 Polly Sutherland 173 Sarah P ., 97 Ranson 205 Poindexters 64 Robert 173 Pollard 17 Robert, Jr. 173 346

Sallie Mary 51 Elizabeth Boone 9, 179 Sallie Roberta Hancock 112 Elizabeth Burroughs 108 Sally 173 Elizabeth E. Deyerle 127 Samuel A. 54, 98 Elizabeth Hill 179 Sarah 39 Elizabeth Macy 107 Sophia Allen 51 Elizabeth v. 111 Sophia Hancock 98, 173 Ella H. 111 Thomas L. 98 Emma Taylor 179 William 98, 173 Estelle 179 William Aaron 50-51 Ferdinand 99, 106 William Anthony 51 Frances Jane Hancock 99 William H. 98 George w. 179 William Robert 112 Harriet Boone 10 Praether, Sarah 129 Henry Clay 127, 179, 208 Pratt, Alice Coleman 40 Herman c. 111 G, C. 40 James 25 Preston, Ann Maria James T. 179 Saunders 197 Jane Chapman 111 Bowker 123 Jennie Shaver 179 Catherine 144 John 152, 187 J. w. 144 John w. 179 Sarah 23-24 John William 127 Thomas L. 197 Joseph 179 Mrs. Thomas L. 197 Joseph Shores 179 Prewitt, Ollie 250 Julia K. 111 Prince, Charles 199 Katheri::i.e 152 Lawrence 199 Katherine Warfield 106 Marion 199 Louise Carper 28, 179-180 Marion Hickson 199 Louise E. 111 William 199 Lu.cy 180 Price, Addie 38 Lucy c. Camper 111 Albert B. 111 Lucy Nelson 180 Alfie Taliaferro 180 Lucy Taliaferro 180, 211 Alice 5 Lucy Tazewell Nelson 169 Ann 179 Madeline E. Allen 111 Annie Lee 127, 179 Mary 152 Benjamin Shores 111 Mary A. 111 Bettie Deyerls 179 Mary Brown 111 Betty Lee 111 Mary Cahill 25 Blanche Garrett 204 Mary E. Hopkins 179 C. A. 111 Mary Elizabeth Hopkins 127 Camie T. 112 Mildred T. 179 Celia Buford 108 Mildred Turner 127 Charity Bagby 179 Minnie E. Burroughs 111 Charles Benjamin 108 Minnie Estelle 127 Charles Calloway 180 Owen H. 169 Charles Calloway, Jr. 180 Owen Henry 179-180 Charles W. 111 Page Nelson 94, 169, 180 Clay Deyerle 127 Pauline 127 Corbin Reynolds 180 Peter 10, 28, 179 Cyrus 9, 179 Peter La Shores 127 Elizabeth 127 Robert E. 111 Elizabeth Ann Hancock 99, Rhoda Abiah Taylor 179 111 Ruth Kiteley 180 347

Sallie A. 179 Lydia A. 183 Sarah Virginia Allie 108 Maggie 195 Shores LaFayette 179 Marshall 182 Showers 179 Martha 190 Susan 179 Martha E. 183 Taylor 204 Martha E. Prillaman 222 Tazewell 99, 111 Mary Ann 181 Thomas Marshall 108 Mary B. 181 Thomas P. 25 Nancy J. 183 William 25 Nancy Snidow 182 William Camper 111 Nannie 190 William H. 179 Ona 224 William Henry 127 Onie 190, 195 Priddy, Frances 72 Permillia 181 Prideawc, Frances Priddy 72 Peter 195 Prillaman 180 Peyton A. 183 Anne 180, 182 Philip 181 Ann A. 181 Sally Bettie 194 Anne Sowder 180 Sally Canady 190 Anne Turner 190, 194 Samuel 181 Barbara 181 Samuel, Jr. 181 Betty Via 190, 195 Sarah 181, 183 Callie 195 Stephen H. 181 Carolina 1§0 Susan Jamison 182 Caroline M. 1 3 Turner 195 Christian 190, 195 Waltpurgia 180-182 Christian s. 183 Wilton Reed 194 Clifford 191 Winnie Thornton 195 Daisy 192 Prince, Nell 49 Daniel 180-182 Prout, Susan Frances Dicie Ross 182, 189-190, Fishburn 70 194-195 w. J. 70 Drusilla •rurner 183 Prunty 183, 186 Elizabeth 181 Anne E. Finney 184 Elizabeth T. 183 Betsy 23 Emma 195 Charlotte Temple Eva Ross 192 Pinckard 184 Exonia 183 Elizabeth 64-65, 184, 186, Fleming 182, 190, 195 237 Fleming M. 183 Frances 24, 65, 184 Gabriel 183, 190, 195 Ida Ramsay 184, 186 George 181-182, 189-190, James 183-184, 186 194-195 Jane 23, 65, 184-185 George, Jr. 190, 194 Jesse 24, 65, 184-185, 218, George A. 183 237 H. Nicholas 195 Jesse, Jr. 184 Isaac 183, 190 Jessie 172 Jacob 180-182 John 65, 184 Jacob, Jr. 180 Judith Faris 184 Jane H. 181 Love 185 Jane Lesseur 190 Lucinda Pinkard 172, 184 John 180-181 Maggie 4, 79, 185 Lena Burnett 191 Martha Wimmer 186 Lucinda 181 Mary Frances 23 Lucilla Turner 190 Millard 184 348

Nancy 186 Ramey, Tabitha 83-84 Nancy Finney 24, 65, 184- Ramsay, Anna Laura 185, 237 Gardiner 223 Nannie 184 Betsey Anne Davis 42 Polly 184 Cicely 223 Rebecca Neblett 186 Grace 223 Rebecca s. Neblett 184 Haley w. 42 Robert 24, 65, 183-184, 186 Hattie 42 Robt., Jr. 184 Lulu Frith 223 Robert, III 184 Mary Davis 42 Robert A. 184 Tansy 42 Roxie 184 Thomas 42 Sallie Hunt 184 Wesley 223 Sally Rives 184 William 223 Sarah 184 Winnie Davis 42 Thomas 65. 183-184, 186 Woodson 42 William 184, 186 Ramse~r, Miss 201 Pugh 16o Burton 185 Oriney McNiel 148 Clifford 33 Riley 148 D. W. 34 Pullen, Lucinda 4 David 75 Matilda A. Muse 209 Elijah 31 Tilghman A., Jr. 209 Eliza Pace Bo Pulliam, John 187 Emeline Pearson 85 Punnill 62 Grace Eleanor 79 Margaret 63 Hampton 191 Purcell, Mrs. Frances 257 Mrs. Harold 94 Purdue, R. 148 Harold w. 211 Pyrtle, Ann 26 Ida 85, 184 Barton 221 James T. 185 Lucinda Martin 221 Joseph 85 Pyrthle., Elizabeth Sarah , K1 tty Greer 94, 211 Davis 45 Leon Clifford 33 James A. 45 Lolene 191 Love Prunty 185 Q. Lucinda 85 Lucy Jamison 31 Quarles, Elizabeth 22 Maggie Bo Elizabeth Ann Hopkins 126 Martha Ann Ross 191 Elizabeth Rives 23 Mary Washburn 33 James 23 Morgan 85 William J. A. 126 Nancy Goode 75 Quinton, Elbert 254 Nannie Lewis Cooper 34 Julia Wingfield 254 Robert 185 Lewis 254 Rosina M. 141 Tyler 254 Sallie 75 Thomas A. 80 R. William 185 Randolph, Akers Brown 25 Ragland, Frances Glass 72 Beverly 163 John 187 catherire Craighead Maude Allen 203 BrCMn 25 Sam 203 Edmond 163 Thomas Lipscomb 72 Edmund 123 Raikes, Pearl 256 John 25 Ella Ross 194 Randolphs 64 Rangeley 135 Richie, Elizabeth cath~:me174 Mamie Childress 135 Riddle, Mary K. 16o Ransdell 188 Riggs, Mr. 36 Ray, Ben 75 Lelia Zeigler 36 Elizabeth 82 Rinehart, Hanna 13 Elizabeth Goode 75 Hisle, John 195 Raymond, Martha Herndon 73 Mary 195 Read, Agnes 88-89 Rives, Alexander 23 Nancy Baldwin 88 Annie Page Collins 73 Samuel 88 Burwell 23 Reamey, Elizabeth Hairston 47 Elizabeth 22-23 John 47 Elizabeth Lovelace 73 Redd, Elizabeth 47 Frances Josephine 73 John 47 Frances Patience 73 Redden, Adah 63 Frances Prunty 184 James walker 63 Frederick 22-23 Sarah Hays 63 George 22-23 Reece, Clarence 156 Jacob Joseph 73 Elizabeth 156 Joseph 22-23, 184 Elmer 156 Josephine Machenheimer 73 Emma 156 Lucy 22-23 Frank 156 Martha 73 Fred 156 Marttia Patience Henry 156 Machenheimer 72 Ida Montgomery 156 Mary 22-23 Jennie 156 Mary Frances Prunty 23 John 156 Mary Magdalene 23 Florence 90 Mary Magdalen Steagall 22 Ferguson 48 Page Lewis 73 John 137 Patsey 22-23 Louisa Law 35 Phebe 22 Mary Chambe1•lain 48 Phoebe 23 Reid, Mr. 35 Robert Burrell 72 Reynolds, Edith Gregory 39 Rosalie Henry 73 Elizabeth Mccaw Dillard 50 Sally 22-23, 184 Joshua II 50 Sarah 23 Leanna 160-Hil William 22 Mamie Davis 44 William Burwell 73 Nannie Kate 160 Robbins, Emily Francis Owen 44 Muse 209 Richard Joshua, III 50 John William 209 Walter 39 Lucy 209 Rhoades, William 166 Thomas 209 Louisa F. Naff 166 Roberts, Frances Wing:O.eld 232 Stella 114 John 232 Ricard, peggy 227 Julia Wingfield 232 Rice, Frances Lynes 176 Mary 155 Mary 175-176 Mary Nelson Strayer 168 William 176 Rosetta 203 Richardson, Ann 27 W. T. 168 :Seat.rice Cahill 27 Waddy 232 Jane 30 Robertson, Curtis o. 192 Jesse Eleanor 108 Lloyd 2~l Elizabeth 60 Samuel 187 Gertie Ross 192 350

Janet 215 Dameron Turner 192. 194 John R. 54 Daniel 186-190 Julia Ann Dudley 54 Daniel I 187-188, 192 Mumford 186 Daniel II 193 Robinson 200 Daniel Lee 189. 193 Benjamin 54 David 188, 190, 192 Fannie Dudley 54 Dicie 182. 190 Rebecca 220 Docia 192 Sallie Saunders 200 Eleanor Frances Lemon 190 Roby, Beulah Garrett 204 Eleanor Lemon 194 Charles 204 Eleanor Wells 192 Rogers, Ann Early 6o Elizabeth E. Jamison 182 Joseph 6o Ella 194 Lena Hopkins 131 Emily 7 Robert A. 131 Emma Ruth 192 Rooks, Donald Dean 175 Erie 193 George 175 Esther Harbour 192 Gladys Kirkpatrick 175 Eva 194 Ross 123. 186 Eva Mullins 191 Abram Burnett 77. 135. 189- Eva Ross Prillaman 192 190. 193-194 Fannie 222 Ada 193 Fannie Jamison 190-191 Alice 194 Fannie Lillie 192 Amanda 189. 194 Fannie Mildred 77. 79. 191 Anne 192 Flem 193 Annie 193 Fletcher 194 Annie Lessie 192 George 182. 191 Archie L. 192 George c. 190 Augusta 191. 193 George William 191 Barbara Ella 192 Gertie 192 Beatrice 193 Glenna Nunley 192 Benjamin 188. 192 GUy 193 Ben P. 193 _ Harden 189, 194 Bernice 192 Harry 191 Bertie Hopkins 193 Ida Hooker 190. 193 Bettie Jamison 189, 193 Inez 192 Betty 189 James 188, 190 Betty Garth 188 Jane 52. 192 Bob 222 Jane s. 8 Brewster 193 Jefferson 192, 194 Burrell 189 John 186-187, 193 Burwell 194 John Abe 190, 193 Catherine James 77, 135, Joseph 188, 192-193 189-190 • 193-194 Joyce Harper 188-189, 193 Catlett 191 Judith 186 Charles 189-191, 194 Kate Smith 192 Charles III 192 Kizzie 189 Charles Louis 192 Lee 182, 222 Chester 194 Lera Goode 78, 192 Creed 194 Le Roy 194 Cristobel 192 Lewis 192 Cove 191 Lizzie 1§3 Curtis 191 Louis 1 8 D. Lee 182 Louisa 189, 193 Daisy Prillaman 192 Loula 193 351

Louvenia Foster 189-191 Rucker ·217 Lucinda 193 Blanche Saunders 205 Lucinda J. 190 H. L. 205 Lucinda Turner 222 Ruckman, Catherine Wade 146 Lucy Clark 193 Ruffin, Mrs. William 29 McDaniel 189 William C. 49 Mahala Burnett 188-190, 194 Lydia Hale Dillard 49 Malinda 189 Russell, Capt. l Marcia 194 Ryan, Sarah 97, 206 Margaret 192 Sarah Swanson 97, 207 Martha 189-190, 193 William 97, 207 Martha Ann 191 Martha Connor 189, 194 s. Mary 189 Mary Elizabeth 191 Sabine, David Bidwell 128 Mary Frances 192 Mary Alma Hopkins 128 Mary Jane 192 Sadler, Hallie 147 Mary MUll:1.ns 191 St. Clair, Abiah Kate 107 Migno 192 Elizabeth Mary Price 107 Minnie Lou 191 Emma Wood 107 Nancy Ingram 188-191 Margaret 107 Nathaniel 192 Margaret Scott Barnes 107 Onie 189 Marvin 107 Oren 194 Mary Louise 51 Owen 192 Virginia 107 Park 192 Walter 107 Pa tie 193 Walter Price 107 Pencie 193 William Watson 107 Pe,rton 192 Salmon, Martha J. 238 Po;ahontas 191 Samuels 64 Polly 192 Saul, Arthur Landon 34 Posey Franklin 192 Charles 16 Posy 194 Elmer 34 Rachel 188 Lelia 159 Robert 188, 192 Martha Ann 16 Ruth 193 Mary Cassie 34 Ruth Frances Jane 182 Saunders 64, 198, 201 S. L. 193 Abbott 205 Sally 188 Agatha Lewis 198 Samuel 192 Albert 205 Susan 189 Alice Burnett 205 Susan Cassie 191 Alice Cary 199 Thaddeus 192, 194 Alice Fleming 198 Thomas 186-187 Alice Lee 198 Thomas D. 190, 192 Alice Watts 197-199 Thomas Jefferson 190, 194 Alva 205 Walter Lee 191 Alvira Ann 40 Webster 194 Andrew J. 171 Wiley 192 Angie 204 William 188, 190, 192, 194 Angie A. 104 William I 189 Ann Mar:l.a 197 Rosser, Lester Keithley 109 Ann Peters 171 Marie Ellen McCall 109 Anne 29 Roxie, Dudley 56 Anne Booth 200 Rubell, o. 187 Annie 200, 205 352

Annie Nicholas 202 Frances Davis 201, 202-204 Ardena 201, 204 Frank 205 Ardenia 204 George 195, 199-202, 204 Augusta 200 George, Jr. 204 Bank 205 George G. 104 Bettie 204 Gillie 57 Betty Dabney 197 Gladys 202, 204 Betty McGhee 204 Green 202 Birdie 205 Hamlet 202 Blanche 205 Hargarve 195 Boone 203 Hattie Cunningham 202, 204 Boyd 202, 204 Henry 201-203 Callaway 202 Herbert 202, 204 Callie Williamson 203 Howard 200 Caryetta 199 Hugh 205 Caryetta Davis 197-198 Ida 203 Catherine 201, 204 J. David 171 Celia Fitzpatrick 203 Jack 204-205 Cephas 205 Jacquiline 205 Chancellor 196, 199-200 James 201, 203, 205 Charlotte Maupin 205 James Goode 56 Christobel 195 James Lee 205 Christopher 202, 205 Jefferson 171 Colie Lovell 203 Jemima 62, 205 Crockett 200 Jennie 196 Crockett Ingles 200 Jesse 196, 202 Daniel 202 Jesse Hyde 196 Daniel o. 203 Joab 203 Daniel Green 201-204 Joanna Jane 51 Daniel Green, Jr. 201 Joe 205 Don 203 John 195-196, 199-200, 205 Doshia Callaway 200 John B. 200 E. W. 197 .John H. 203 Edgar 203 John Hyde 196 Edward 19§8 197 John Monk 19§ Edward Watts l -199 John Q. 22 Elizabeth 197, 200-201 John Staige 199 Elizabeth Gardner 199 Josephine 200 Elizabeth Lewis Dabney 198 Judith 197 Elvira 202 Kate Arthur 203 Emma 57, 171 Kathryn Lunt 199 Eugene 199 I(eziah 62 Eugene Davis 198-199 Kheda 203 Eva May 203 Landon 205 Eva Smith 199 Laura 199, 201 Fannie 202 Laura Barelli 198 Fannie Leftwich 203 Lawrence 205 Fay Wray 199 Lelia 196 Fleming 197-200 Lena 205 Flora 205 Leslie 201 F'lora Lemmon 198 Lettie 197 Florence 205 Lillian 205 Florentine Kasey 205 Liza Ann Musgrove 202 Frances 201, 203, 205 Louisa Morris 197 Frances Cunningham 201 Louisa Scott 199 353

I,ouisa Scott 199 peter 195, 198, 200 I,ouise 201 Peter H. 197 I,ouise Keyser 199 Peter Hyde 196, 200 Lucy 203-204 Peters 200 Lucy Davis 199 Pike English 205 Lucy Galt 196 PUSS 202 Lucy Page_ 196 Rebecca 196 Lucy Parker 203 Richard 199, 203, 205 Lucy Smith 202 Robert 195-197, 199-200, Luna 203 202 Mahlon 201 Robert Chancellor 197-199 Margaret 196, 200-204 Robert H. 200 Marguerite 198 Robert Hyde 196 Maria Louisa 198 Robert Page 196 Marianna 196 Roberta Donham 199 Marianna Barbara 196 Ruby 204 Marianna Barbara Hunter 196 Ruth 200 Marion Sm:1th 199 Ruth Bass 199 Martha 204 Sabre 203 Martha Cunningham 204 Sabre Burnett 203 Martha J. 104 Sallie 200 Mary 13-14, 196-197, 199- Sallie Ann 200-201 201, 203, 205 Sallie Booth 200 Mary Elizabeth 197 Sallie Lou Hariston 200 Mary F. 203 Sallie Willie 200 Mary Gwathmey 191, 199 Samuel 197, 200-202 Mary Ingles 197, 200-201 Samuel Hyde 195 Mary Kasey 202 Sarah 29, 195, 197, 200 Mary Lavill1on 196 Sarah Claiborne 200 Mary Sparrel 196-197, 200 Sarah Dickerson 205 Mary Susannah Hyde 195 Shields 200 Mattie Dudley 56, 203 Sonnie 205 Maud 200 Susan 201, 203-204 Maude 205 Susan Richardson 199 May 199, 203, 205 Susannah 195 Meta 201 Tabitha 205 Mildred Morgan 202 Tempie 203 Milton 171 Theodocia 197 Minerva Fitzpatrick 205 Thomas 201-203, 205 Nancy 203 Thomas, Jr. 203, 205 Nannie 199 Tilden 205 Nannie Kate Newbill 205 Tom Davy 203 Nannie Monk 199 ursula 202 Nathalie 199 Vera 205 Neron English 205 Virginia 199-200 Neva 205 W. H. 203 Nina Cambell 203 Walter 196, 199 Ola 203 Walter Hyde 199 Oscar 201, 205 William 197, 199-201, 203- Patty 196 205 Pattie Watson 202 Wm. c. 200 Paul1ne 204 W11liam Dabney 198 Peachy 200 William Dav1d 201 Pearl 201, 205 William Lawrence 196 Penn 202 William Robert 205 354

William Turner 196 Pearl Allen Thomas Willie 205 Cunningham 203 Willie Mitchell 203 Shanks, David 10 Sayler, Mary 10 Sarah Boone 10 Saylor, Mary 8 Shann, Rebecca 201 Schoolfield, Martha 153 Sharp, James 96 Schuler, Mrs. 237 Richard 96 Bob '237 Shave, Susan 9 Mary Keaton 237 Shaver, Jennie 179 Scott, Almira Wingfield '254 Shaw, Clifford 79 Ben Turner 80 Esther Goode 79 Charles 1 Matt1.e 256 Charles D. 80 Sheahan, Frances 150 Clare 211 Shearer, John 36 Cora Jamison 193 Ruby Adams 36 Creed 254 William 36 Daniel 216 William, Jr. 36 Elizabeth 80 Shelburne, Alice Lee Di~I'S55 Ernest 222 Cephas G. 55 Ernest L. 77, 80 EllllJla Gilbert Divers 55 Eva 80 Henrietta 144 Florence Goode 77, 80, 222 James o. 55 Frances 80 Shelor, Emma 9 Garrett 80 Shelton, Miss 36, 86 Hannah Early 6o Annie Gertrude Powell 112 John 6o c. J. 195 Judith Vasti 241 Dorothy 144 Luther 201 Edna King 195 Margaret 5, 107 Lottie 162 Margaret Evelina Harris 216 Mebane E. 112 Mary Ann 91 Nelly Greer 87 Mary McCabe 201 Nora 223 Sally Elizabeth Dillon 51 -Pattie Dillard 47 Will 193 Peter 47 William Singleton 51 William 87 Seay, Miss 78 Shepherd, Adele Nash Self, Virginia 78 :_Dillard 49 Selvy, Ruth Hefner 146 Benjamin Dillard 49 Semones, B. S. 114 John Kent 49 John 4 Sheppard, Hannah 115 Julia Bernard 4 Marvin 116 Mattie 114 Mary 115 sa ah 114 Morse 116 Semp 1e, Mary Peters Morse Zeigler 115 Lavinder 142 Samuel H. Richard B. 142 115 Sence, Elizabeth 130 Sheppe, Alice Lelia Eaton 234 Settle, Elizabeth 133 Mary Kent Hawley 234 Leta 90 R. H. 234 Sewall, Mary Belt 73 Robert 234 Morton Edward 73 Shertz, Alvin Linwood 115 Morton Edward, Jr. 73 Charles Wallace 115 Shackleford, George Scott, Daisy Claire Hancock 115 ,Jr. 71 Elizabeth Victoria 115 Mary Evelyn Fishburn 71 Guy Louis 115 Shanger, c. A. 203 Guy Lucas 115 355

John Albert 115 Slone, Ellender 66 Louise 115 Smart, Edmund 62 Shoemaker, Mary 116 Sally Jane Heth 62 Willie Glenn 236 Smarts 64 Short, Fra~cis G. 130 Smith 43 Maria F. Hopkins 130 Miss 135 Nancy 84 Mr, 145 Susannah Ferguson 62 Mrs, A, U. 105 Showalter, Mary 119 Aaron 256 Sallie 10 Agatha Moore 256 Shrewsberry, Jeremiah 206 Agnes 138 Shull, Home 70 Alberta 194 Shumate, Miss 152 Amanda Ross 189, 194 Mary 42 Ann Parke 54 Shurtiluff, Sarah Amanda 120 Anna 194 Sigmon, Mary 155 Arthur 256-257 Simcoe, Emma Dudley 55 Audrey 256 Pearl 55 Barbara Joan 161 Reuben 55 Bessie Eaton 234 Vernie 55 Blanche 257 Simmons 12 Cabell 94 Ann 129 Mrs. Cabell 94 Anthony 61 Callie P. Boone 11 Maitland 72 Carrie 240 Mary 129-130 Celestia Wade Butler 94 Mary Ferguson 61 Charles 44 Thomas 72 Charles P. 23 Simms, .Emma 204 Charles P., Jr. 23 Era 178 Clarence 256 Sallie 193 Clarence, Jr. 256 Virginia T. 100 Comfort 145 Simones, Albert 185 Delilah 239 Mary Elizabeth Grubbs 185 Dolly Finney 65 Simpson, Samuel H, 55 Dora Noorman 256 Ursula Anne Divers 55 Dorothy Hundley 35 Sink, Miss 88 Edmu.'1d 138 Catherine 141 .Edna 256 John 14 Electra 172 Lydia Dillon 53 Elizabeth 61, 97, 123, 256- Martha 14 257 Rebecca 147 Elizabeth Parker Fergusen 61 Sally 141 Elizabeth Powell 173 Stephen 53 Elsie Trusler 256 Skinnell, Catherine 94 Ernest 256 Emaline Pearson 31, 173 Florence Doyle 256 Emma wade 95 Florence Wingfield 256 Minor 31 Frances 61 Mrs. William Erskine 95 Frances Burk 61 Skinner, Ruth 234 Frank 191 Slaten, Cleveland 39 George 256 Nannie Cooper 39 George, Jr. 256 Slaughter, Betty 132 George Odell 161 Sarah 132 Grayson 256 Slayton, Grace Goode 80 Harry 256 O, L. 80-81 Hazel 256 356

Henry 61, 173 Samuel 61, 97 Howard 256 Samuel Southerland 208 Hubert Zeigler 116 Sarah Parker 61 J • P. 107 Sarah Parker Smith 61 James 256 Stafford 256 James Philemon 116 Stephen 61 James Randolph 116 Stephen F. 97 James W. 256 Susan 61, 97 Jane 63, 98 Thomas 61 • 97 Jane Elizabeth 234 Virginia 252 Joel 35 Virginia Gail 161 John 23, 65, 123, 164, 178, Virginia May Motley 161 186 W. H. 11 John M. 10 Wiley 189, 194 Judith 207 William 40, 61, 97, 194 Julia 40, 61 William H. 61, 97 Julia Davis 44 Wright 61 Julia Holland Ferguson 61 Smiths 64 Kate 19g Snapp, Lillian Rhodes 70 Kate Davis 178 Sneather, Stella 178 Kenneth Morris 161 Snider, Maude Wade 95 Lawrence 256 Snidow, Barbara 181 Leone Eggleston 116 Barbara Ann 182 Loila Wright 191 Chloe Ann Freel 182 Lucy 54, 60, 202 Christian 182 Lydia 146 Elizabeth Helm 181 Marion 199 Elizarace Surface 182 Mark 239 George 182 Martha D. 61 John 181 Mary 61, 98, 147 Nancy 181 Mary Ann Rebecca 127, 208 Phillip 181 Mary Cabell 94 Sarah 181 Mary Jane 53 .Sarah Turner 182 Mary Katherine 107, 116 William Melvin 182 Mary Kezia 70 Snodgrass, E. 63 Mary Naff 164 Frances Ferguson 63 Maurice 256 Snuffer, Martha 84 Mildred 138 Snyder, Mr. 239 Minnie 256 Elizabeth Bowman 16 Minnie Kidd 256-257 Nancy M. Wingfield 239 Nancy 61, 63, 98 Sally Turner 221 Nancy Eliza 54 soane, Henry 124 Nancy Jamison 10 Sontag, Henriette 92 Nannie Jane 23 Southall, William Demarest 119 Naomi McNeel 145 Sowder, Anne Prillaman 180 Norton F. 234 Augustus Thrash 103 Norton F. , Jr • 234 Blanche Arthur 103 Pattie 23 Clara E. Gray 103 Pauline 178 Clifton Hampton 103 Peyton 207 Eliza Jane 103 Phoebe H. Hancock 98 Eliza Jane Hancock 103 Rebecca 172 Elizabeth 227 Rives Eugene Augustus 103 Robert l~ Harriet Nora 104 Ruth 66, 256 Iva Cannady 103 357

John William 103 Mary Plybon 52 Kate c. 103 Starr, Mr. 90 Mamie 103 Emily Warner 90 Maude Hancock 103 Staub, John 177 Ora Curtus Poff 103 Steagall, John 22 Sallie Mccampbell 103 Lucy True 22 Samuel Morgan 103 Mary Magdalene 22 Ethel 244 Winifred 22 Ena Ludwell 245 steel, Ida Muse 209 Martin Phillip 245 William 209 Sandy 245 Stegall, Alice Atkins 239 Wingfield 245 John 239 Spaker, Mrs. James R. 10 Stephenson, Mr. 69 Spalding, Branch 102 Mary 69 Branch Hancock 102 Rebecca 145 Spangler, J. W. 7 Rosa Birchfield 69 Sparks, Annie 72 Steptoe, Elizabeth 213 Virginia 59 Elizabeth Leftwich 213 Sparrel, Mary 196 Frances 213 Sparrow, Belva Mitchell 153 Frances Calloway 213 Jefferson 153 George 213 Kathleen 153 James 213, 218 Rose 153 James Calloway 213 Spencer, Anna 110 Louise c. Yancey 213 Elizabeth 48 Maria Thomas 213 Harrison 47 Mary Dillon 213 Horatio Nelson 110 Nancy Brown 213 John 47 Robert 213 Mary A. 174 Sallie 213 Mary Dillard 47 Thomas 213 Moses 47 Will.:!a m 213 Ruth Dillard 47 Stevens 64 Spicer, Maud 250 Annie 145-146 Spradling, Lucy 51 Stewart, Eunice 73 Stafford, Claudia Morris 31 Stiles, Margaret 240 Emma Augusta 172 Still, Phebe 22 Rudolph 31 Phoebe 23 w. c. 31 Murphy 23 William 172 Stith, Mary 60 Standifer, Aliana 121 Stockton, Charles 238, 253, Standley, Jane 75 255 , Stanhope, Ann Spotswood 59 Emma 31 Samuel 59 Gordon 31 Stanley, Charlie 82 Mary Anne 172 Ferdinand 76 Mary Ann Pinckard 31 George 82 Mary Wingfield 2551 Martha 93 Nancy 185, 237, 253 Mrs. Goode 76 Peter 31, 172, 238, 255 Stc.!ples, Carolina 66 Polly Wingfield 255 Martellus 178 Richard 237 Mary c. Payne 178 Sally 238 Starke, William 12 Sally Wingfield 238, 255 Starkey, Jack 119 Susan 238 John 52 Stokes, Nancy Ann 119 Pollie wade 93 Nancy 99, 113 Thomas 93 Nancy Katherine Hancock ~~ William 137 Nannie stone, Annie Goode 80 Victoria 99, 113 Basheba 220 Wm. A. 99, 113 Bruce 249 Stribling, Anna Preston 197 Crispin c. 34 G. c. 197 Edmund 112 Louisa Lockwood 197 Edward L. 70 Rebecca Marshall 197 Elizabeth Goode 82 Strickler, Helen 18-19 Fleta Eanes 203 Strother, Hoge 36 Herbert 8o Reva Adams 36 Hetty carter 249 Stuart, Elizabeth 66 James 44, 82 J. E. B. 92 James c. 34 John 67 Jane Turner 221 Stucker, Della Muir 177 Julia Gatewood Cooper 34 Kern 177 Lizzie Goode 44 Stultz, Anderson 253 Mary 108 Benjamin 221 Mary Elizabeth 34 Bonner Wingfield 238 Milly 220, 224 Calvin 240 Nancy Chapman Dickinson 112 Estelle 152 Nancy Page 34 Frances Marshall 149 Pollie 93 Jane Wingfield 253 SalJ.ie Edmund 112 Jesse 238 Sallie Kathleen 127 Joseph 240, 253 Sally E. 99 Martha Thomasson 221 Sa1•ah Kathleen 208 Mary Wingfield 253 Stephen 220 Octavia Atkins 240 T • J. 108 Sallie 16o Walter 203 Susie Atkins 240 William Dickerson 208 Thomas B. 238 Stovall, Betty 42 ·William David 149 Florence 153 sturgeon, Betty Brandy Frances 153 Dillon 51 George 46 Samuel 51 Lucy 80 Sublette, Berta 11 Ruth 46 Suggett• Beth June 58 Sarah 46 Doris Dean 58 stover, Mr. 82 John 58 Elizabeth 164 Suiter, Lucinda McNiel 147 Elizabeth Goode 82 William 147 George 164 summer, John 137 Nancy 15 summerdahl, Dr. 32 strayer, Clare Virginia 168- Belle Young 32 169 Freddie 32 Elizabeth 169 Patricia Lee 32 Elizabeth Figue 169 surrace, Catherine Nesler 182 Elizabeth Samuels 168-169 Eliza race 182 Hugh Parker 168-169 Michael 182 Mary Nelson 168 Sutherland, Belle Dudley 59 Nancy page 168-169 Ben 57, 59 Parker Worth 168 Jennie 57 street, Charles 99 Polly 173 John A. 99 Suttle, C. F. 211 Mary 99 Emily Taliaferro 211 359

Swanson 205-206 Richard McCulloch 210 Ann 207 Rosa 211 Clary 209 Susan 211 Claude A. 64 Tazewell 180, 211 Claude Augustus 206 William 132 Dorothy 208-209 Whitmell 211 Elizabeth 207-208 Tate 212, 217 Elizabeth Muse 207 Mias 87 Frances 207-209 Ann 216 Frances Chattin Muse 64, Caleb 28, 56, 212, 2148 207 217, 21 Francis 64, 207 Calvin 217 John 206-207 Catherine 28, 88 Mary 64, 206-208 Catherine Carper 29 Mary Graves 207 Charles 214, 217 Mary McGuire 205-206 Claude 162 Nancy 209 Edmund 212, 215, 217 Nathan 206 Edmund, Jr. 217 Nathan M. 206 Elizabeth 215 Nathan McGuire 206-207 Euphan 214, 217 Polly 207 Garland 217 Robert 206 Grief Barksdale 217 Sarah 97, 206-208 Harriet Claiborne 217 William 97, 205-207 Henry 212, 214-215, 218 William, Jr. 205-207 Henry 1~. 216 Syder, Elizabeth 14 Jane 75 Sydnor, Mr. 200 Jenetta Heptinstall 56 Mauct,saunders 200 Jesse 2i4; 218 Jesse N. 56 T. Joel Preston 214 John 214, 216-217 Tabler, Elizabeth Ann 126 John G. 56 Taggart, Hannah 137 Julia Ann Heptinstall 56 Taliaferro 210-211 Lucy Alice 217 Amanda Callaway 180, 211 Lucy Barksdale 217 Celestia 92, 211 Margaret Miller 214, 218 Charles 210 Martha Motley 162 Elizabeth 211 Mary 212 Emily 211 Nancy 214 Henry 211 Nancy (or Ann) 216 James 211 Nancy Goggin 215 John 132, 211 Nathaniel 216 Landon 211 Netherland 217 Louise 198 Obadiah 215 Lucy 168, 180, 211 Pamelia 214-215 Mary 211 Permelia Harris 216 Mary Battaile 132 Polly 214 Mary Catlett 132 Polly H. 217 Mary Hale 168, 210, 211 Richard H. L. 216 Mollie 211 Rhoda Terry 216 Nannie 211 Sallie 217 Nicholas 132 Sallie Anthony 214 Polly Ha-le 92 Sallie Makerness 217 Richard 169, 211 Sarah 212, 218 Richard M. 92, 168, 180, Sarah Henry 218 211 Susanna Gilliam 216 360

Tabitha 214 Polly 253 Waddy 214 Sallie 37 Tatum, Miss 193 Sallie Campbell 37 Cornelia 193 Susan Ann 18 Mrs. Loula 193 Virginia Cooper 37 Tayloe, George Plater 214 Terrell 10 Mary Langhorne 214 Susan 10 Taylor, Mr. 78 Terry, Grace 159 Baxter 177-178 Rhoda 216 Britton Morton 177 Virginia Motley 162 Britton Payne 177 William 162 Bruce Holland 177 Thaxton, Sophronia 204 Carrie Elizabeth Turner 177 Thomas, Mr. 66, 203 Clara 136 Catherine Hamilton 106 Ennna 179 Emily 85 Erasmus 132 French 147 Eulah 177 Jake 85 Eulah E. 177 James 83, 85 George 132, 186 Jane Finney 66 George Evans 177 Jeff 85 Harriet K. Carper 28 John 85 Henrietta 91 Judith \¾alker 225 Iris S. 177 Lizzie 85 John L. 177 Maria 213 Laura Ellen 120 Naomi McNeel Smith 145 Lewis B. 28 Nancy 83 Mary 38, 49 Nathaniel 83 Mary c. 177 Oliver lll5 Mary Eliza Payne 177 Pearl Allen 203 Mary L. 93 Rachel McNiel 147 Mary s. 50 s. 117 Maud Davis 177 Sally Goode 83, 85 Nannie 31, 172 Sarah 85 NelJ ie Bradley 177 Vernie 141 Pearl Goode 78 Thomason, Julia o. 28 Rhoda Abiah 179 Wesley I. 28 Richard 133 Thomasson, Adelphia 221 Robevt Henry 177 Adelphia Jane 222 Sarah Jane 237 Alked 221 Susan Wagoner 177 Annie 222 Thomas F, . 91 Archer 20 Truman 78 Archer c. 222 Mrs, W, M. 219 Brodie 20 William Robert 177 Cassanda Metz 222 Teague, Sallie 240 Clifton 20 Teel, Frank 158 Elizabeth Brown 221 Lassie 18 Elizabeth Nunn 222 Tench, Annie 37 Elsie Fountain 222 Corry M. 166-167 Eluira 221 Edwin 37 Ennna 221 Henry 239 Frank 222 Isham 37 George William 222 Julia 5 Glendon 20 Lucy 37 Jane 221 Mary 239 Jesse 20 Patty 239 Joseph 26 Julia Beach 221-222 Julia M. 222 Tilley, Ellen Alice 245 Lee 20 Jessie M. 245 Lewis 20 Tinsley 71, 218-219 Lucinda 26 Amarilla Goode 219 Margaret 26 Benjamin 71, 219 Martha 221 Effie Hancock 204 Martha Metz 222 Elizabeth 219 Mary Lou 20 Elizabeth Calhoun 219 Minnie 20 Emeline Sydney Trent 219 Minnie Nunn 222 Frances 69, 71 Mvrthe 20 Frances Tyree 218-219 Nancy 221 Fannie 219 Nancy E. 222 Isaac 219 Nancy Mason 222 ~c~ 219 Nancy Turner 221 Jacob Tyree 219 Orin 222 James 70-71 Owen 20 Jane Jacob Tyree 219 Owen Turner 222 James 219 Robert 20 John 219 Seney Nunn. 20 John Hancock 104 William 221 Lizzie 219 Wilson Owen 221, 222 Mary Effie Hancock 104 Thompson, Catherine Polly 219 Emeline James 134 Reubin 218-219 Elizabeth 134-135 Stewart 219 Jennings 135 Tipton 71, 219 John 6 W. H. 219 Louisa 92 W. L. 104 Mary Maupin 106 William Lewis 218 Pyrant 135 Willis 71, 204, 219 Ruth 202 Willis Lewis 219 Samuel 87 Willis Louis 104 Samuel H. 134 Wyatt 218 Sarah Greer 87 Tony, Mary 202 William M. 106 Towler, Mary Spangler 9 Thornton, Alice 150 Towler, Susan 9 Clare 150 Thomas 9 James 150 Towles, Elizabeth Lewis 198 Lamotte 150 Townes, Ida 43 Loulie 150 Townsend, Charles 239 Mamie Martin 150 Virenda Wingfield 239 Mary 150 Travis, Elizabeth Redd Mildred 150 Dillard 49 Mildred Cone 150 Ross G. 49 Miriam 232 Trent, Charles 152 Robert 232 Eliza Mitchell 152 Samuel 150 Ella 247 William 150 Ella Reed 33 William L. 150 Emeline Sydney 219 Winfred Lewis 150 Gertrude Overholt 33 Winnie 195 James W. 152 Thorpe, Doris 114 Lillian 43 Thurmon, Jane T. Powell 173 Martha Holland 219 Phillip 173 Meredith 33 Tibbs_, Miss 205 Mollie 152 Minnie 240 C. M. 222 Nellie 238 Callahill 224 Nellie Frances 242 Carrie Elizabeth 177 Pamela 33 Clementine 26 Perry 33 Crawford 189 Robert 152 Creed 224 Sarah Mitchell 152 Daisy 20 Thomas 33, 219 Dameron 194 Thomas Watson 33 Dell 203 William 152 Delphi 224 Trigg, William 124 Doris Williamson 5 Trogden, Joe L. 27 Dorothy :Belle 113 LCula Cahill 27 Douglas 33 Trotter, Lucy 153 Drusilla 183 Truehart, Batholomew 93 Edith 113 Daniel 93 Edmund Stone 113 Mary Garland 93 Elder Elkanah B. 239 Susannah 93 Elizabeth 125, 220 Trusler, Elsie 256 Elizabeth C, Wingfield 239 Trussell, Ruth Elizabeth 89 Elizabeth Noftsinger 10 Tuggle, Mr. 208 Elkanah 221, 224 Frances 5 Ella Kate Wingfield 247 Mary Swanson 208 Excony 220 Tulley, Mr. 78 Frances Goode 82 Mary Goode 78 Frances Holland 221, 224 Tullock, Ethelene Rice 175- Frank 203 176 George 220-224 Turman, C. W. 143 George Catlett 136 Mrs. C, W. 143 George Clinton 221 Glenn 143 Gideon 165 Turnbull, Lewis 30 H. Clay 5, 185 Lillie 87 -Harvey 57, 224 Maria 92 Henry M. 109 Mary 29 Howard 20 Sallie 87 J. w. 111 Sarah 30 J. w. w. 112 Turner 43, 220-221 James 26, 125, 135, 203, Miss 156, 188 221, 224 Abednego 220 James Marshall 221 Adelpha 221 Jane 220-221, 224 Andrew 190, 194, 221, 224 Jare Hunter 220, 224 Andrew H. 183, 222 Jasper Deshazo 248 Ann 190, 220, 224 Jemima Saunders 205 Anne M. 165 Jeremiah 220 Annie 203 John 20, 203, 220-221, 224 Annie Hancock 113 Josiah 220-221, 224 Annie Lee 144 Julia Anna Menefee 224 Annie Page Lee 144 Julia K. Price 111 Basheba 44, 220, 223-224 Larkin 33, 220 Bettie M. 136 LaShores 221, 224 Betsey E. 221 Laura 109 Betsy 224 Laura Alice Hancock 109 Bill 33 Lillian Alice Hancock 112 Bruce 205 Lillie 33 c. Emmett 109 Lily 33 Lucilla 190 Virginia Hancock 109 Lucinda 222 Virginia Rainey 248 Lucy 93 William 82, 220-?.22, 224 Margaret 62 William B. 247 Marshall 183 William Callohill 144 Martha 7, 221, 224 William Creed 221 Martha E, Prillaman 183, William F. 177 222 Wilson 2, 9-10, 138, 221 Martha King 224 Winnie 33 Martha Prillaman 190, 194 Z, T. 224 Mary 125, 220 zachary Taylor 239 Mary Anne James 135 Turpin, Ena L, 247 Mary E. Fulkerson 177 Mey ~ Mary Frances 77, 113 Twain, Mary 215 Mary Quintina 247 Tyree, Frances 218 Meshach 77, 82, 190, 194, Tyree, Jane Jacob 219 220-222, 224 Micajah 62 u. Mildred 33 Mildred W. 248 Uppey, Sarah 6 Milley Ann 221 Urban, Helena Virginia 252 Millie 224 Robt. Luchars 252 Milly·stone 220, 223-224 Susan 252 Minnie R. Lemon 109 Mittie 11 v. Morton w. 224 Nancy 221 Vandevanter, Marth! 32 Nancy c. Jamison 182 Vandivort, Cornelia 84 Nancy Lee 144 Mary 84 Nancy Martin 77, 82, 221, Van Pelt, C. E. 23-24 222 Kate Brown 23 Nancy Saunders 203 Vaughan, Jane 22 Obadiah 220, 224 Vermillion, Sallie Frareesl20 Owen 221 Via, Betty 190 Patie Ross 193 Judith 93 Permelia 210 Mary sue Goode 80 Rebecca Robinson 220 Robert 80 Reginald 20 Vial, Anne Eliza 23 Robert Early 113 Viar, Earl R. 243 Ruth 203, 220-221 Ella Frances Wingfield 243 Ruth Fields 165 Emmett M. 243 Sallie A. Deshazo 183 Elwood Pershing 243 Sally 221, 224 Evelyn F, 243 Sally Cahill 26 Everett R. 243 Samuel 203, 247 Raymond 243 Sarah 182 Voigt, LOuis A. 114 Sarah Leftwich 125 Louise Vircinia Hancock 114 Shadrach 224 Stephen 220, 224 w. Susan Ross 189 Susie 57 Waddow, Christabel Susie Nunn 42 Saunders 1Y5 Taylor 182 Samuel 195 Tom 42 Wade 121 Velma 20 Alzie 193 Virgie 203 Andrew 93 364

Ann Hurt 93 Wadley, H. G. 211 Anna Smith 194 Nannie Taliaferro 211 Anthony 93 Wagner, Ann 69 Ashinghurst Adelia 93 Wagoner, Miss 11 Ashinghurst Louisa 93 Susan 177 Benjamin 37, 93 Walden, Betty 217 Blanche 78 John 125, 215 Catherine Bailey Greer 91, Martha Hopkins 125 93-94 Mary 215 Catherine Greer 93 Sallie Tate 217 Celestia 94 Walker, Ann 65 Drusilla 94 Ann Spotswood 24, 59 Elizabeth 37 Annie 33, 209 Elizabeth Hobson 93 Bertha 33, 35 Elizabeth Kimball 93 Billy 33 Elizabeth Mosby 92-93 Burton 33 Emily 43, 94 Cassa 225 Ethel 37 David 225 Eva 211 Davis B. 33 Henry 91, 93 Dickey 35 Isaac 11 Elisha 225 J • L. 194 Elizabeth Martin 33 James 93 Ellie 43 John 37, 93 Ethel Dudley 35 John Henry 93 Felix 35 JudHh Via 93 Frances 225 Julia 94 Frances Elizabeth Gl;,ss 74, Julia Patterson 91, 93 108, 225 Juliana 94 Frances Elizabeth Keen 226 Kate 10 George 33, 225 Luke 93 George W. 33 Lucy Ann 94 Haseltine 35 Lucy Turner 93 Hazel 33 Margaret 93 Isabella Gilman 144 Martha Stanley 93 J • P. 35 Mary 11, 93 James 33, 226 Mary Boone 10 John 33, 225 Mary L. 9 Joseph 33, 225 Mary L. Taylor 93 Judith Kirby 225 Mosby 94 Kathryn 33 Nannie DeHaven 93 Laurie 33 Nannie Will:l.s mson 37 Lee Dudley 24, 59 0reander 93 Lucy Katherine 157 Palmyra Ashinghurst 93 Lula 204 Pollie 93 Lutie 33 Pollie Stone 93 Maggie 226 Polly Johnston 93 Marjorie 33 Polly Waln 93 Martha Elizabeth 74, 99, Sarah 93-94 108, 225.,.226 Sarah Petty 93 Martie Washburn 33 Susan 10 Mary w. 35 William Buchanan 253 Moses 74, 108, 225 Zachary T. 91 Nath 118 Zachary Taylor 93, 94 Nathaniel 225 Zachfield 10, 9~ 0lita 33 365

Polly 33, 225 Charles 89 R. L. 59 Frances Greer 89 Ramon 35 Mary Jane 135 Ruby 169 Washburn, Annie 32 Rudolph 35 Annie Gravely 33 s. s. 59 Burwell 33 Sally 225 Calvin 33, 35 Samuel Stanhope 24, 59 Calvin, Jr. 33 Stuart 35 Carey 32-33 Susan 225 Eliza Martin 33 Susannah 225 George 32-33 Thelma Mays 35 Gladys Cooper 33-34 Thomas 225 John 32-33 Virginia Spotswood John, Jr. 33 Dudley 58 Joseph B. 34 William 33 Lucille Hundley 33, 35 Winifred 33 Mary 33 Walkers 64 Mary Wingfield Martin 33 Wall, Alice 135 Patrick 33 Eliza Ellen 135 Paulina 32-33 Elizabeth 135, 191 Peggy 32 Emma Jane 135 Peggy Anne 33 Fannie 135 Seward 32-33 Floyd 135 William 33 Guy 135 Washington, General 94 James 135 George 138 Marie Louise 135 Waters, Femeretta }'erguson 61 Mildr'ed James 135 Iceland 61 Phebe James 135 James 41 W. Frank 135 Lorenzp Gibson 61 Waddy Thompson 135 Watkins, Ann Dillard 47 Waller, May 172 Jenny 47 Waln, Polly 93 Richard 47 Walton, Carrie 243 William 47 George 206 Watson, Miss 201 Waltz, Elizabeth 74, 82 Daniel 216 ward, Al-Willie 191 Elizabeth 252 Augusta Ross 191 Leslie Saunders 201 Benjamin 118 Martha Hughes Dillard Daniel Braxton 191 Jordon 49 Daniel Henry 191 Mary Harris 216 Eva 240 P. P. 49 Jane Finney 65 Pattie 202 John 65 Ty:t'ee 201 Phoebe 191 watsons 110 Wm. H. 191 watt, Alf:t'ed R. 110 Ware, Frances N. 244 Anne Spencer Hancock 110 William 124 Sa:t'ah Dillard J~7 Wargo, Elizabeth 18-19 William P. 47 warner, Charlotte Greer 88, watts, Mr. 203 90 Alice 197.. 198 Daniel 88, 90 Frances Saunders 203 Emily 90 Mary Scott 197 George 90 William 64 Susan 90 wa ugh, Eveline 147 366

Weaver 7 Edward 230 Martha Boone 7 Elizabeth 229 Polly Boone 7 Elizabeth Sowder 227 Wilson 7 Ellen Hill 227 Webb, Ann 91 Elma Alonza 229 Catherine Greer 88, 91 Fibbie Akers 2 Celestia Greer 94-95 Fields 229 Cuthbert 92 Fred 230 Fannie 147 George 226-227 Frank 38 George Stephen 170, 228-229 Henrietta Taylor 91 Hannah Catherire Jarnjfon 229 Jacob 91 Hazel 229 James 38 Henry 226 Jim Alex 38 Henry L. 229 John 38, 92 Herbert 229 Julia Wade 94 James 226 Maria 92 James Franklin 170, 230 Mary Jane 38 James Wyatt 229 Minnie 38 Jennie 227 Minnie Pinkard 38 Jesse 226 Moses 91 Joel E. 170 Nancy Callaway 87 Joel Lee 228-229 Raymond 38 John 226 230 Robert J. 88, 91 John Henry 170, 228-229 Susan 91 John R. 2, 139, 170, 228- T. F. 94 229 Mrs. T. F. 95 Mrs. John R. 229 Theoderick 87 John Robbin 2, 226-228 Theoclerick F. 86 John William 229 Thomas 94 Joseph 226 Ursula 87, 91 Katherine Jamison 227 Webbs 87 Katherine j>.eters 170 Webster 226 Lewis 10 Mr. 227 Louis 227 Adam 228, 230 Lucy 1 Alice 226, 230 LUke 1 Allie 229 Maggie Walker 226 Ammon 230 Mary Ann 170, 228, 230 Ann 226 Mary Bowman 17 Benjamin 226, 230 Minnie 229 Berkley 229 Nancy 226-228 Betsy 227 Newton 229 Betsy Akers 2 Peggy Ricard 227-228, 230 Betsy Marsh 227 Polly 227 Betty Bowman 18 Rebecca 2 Cassie 230 Reuben 227 Catherine Jamison 10 Richard 226 Catherine Peters 139, 170, Rodger 226 227-229 Sallie 10 Daniel 226-228 Samuel 226 Daniel S. 230 Sarah 1, 229 David 226-227 Sarah Elizabeth 139, 170, Davids. 2 228-229 Deborah 227 Susan 164-165 Douglas 18 Susan Akers 228, 230 367 Thomas 17, 226 John 94 Walter 230 Joseph 94 William 226 Morris 26 William David 170, 229 Roy 26 Weile, Marjorie V. 108 Victoria 94 Welch, Mr. 13 Whitescarver, Rosa Judith 13 Birchfield Stephenson 69 Wells, Mr. 4 Whitis, Nancy Jane 119 Audrey L. 162 Whitlock, Allie 182 Beulah 162 Whitman, w. R. 150 Clarence H. 162 Whitmore, A. A. 109 Cora Fleming 142 Mary SU';! 109 Dolly 254 Whitmyer, Betsy Ann 241 Eleanor 192 John 241 Emma Jane Lavinder 142 John, Jr. 241 Ethel Amos 162 Lewis Searing 241 Frank M. 142 Lillie Mae Jones 241 Harry 142 Nancy Lou 241 Harvey c. 162 Wicklam, James 16 Irma E. 162 Nancy Bowman 16 James E. 162 Wiggins, Mary 24 Jane Hickey 142 Wight~~n, Evaline Lodel 120 Martha 4 Wilkerson, John 53 Polly Bernard 4 Wilkes, Mrs. N. E. 143 Valeria 162 Williams, Miss 36, 189 West, Camie T. Price 112 Abram 76 Louisa 123 Algie 32 Margaret Hook 123 Ann 32, 36 Minnie 175 Annie 20 Thomas 123 Annie Young 32 Walter R. 112 Callie 203 Whartons 64 Callie Bettie 77-78, 222 Wheeler, Nellie 166 Carl 81 White 43 Elizabeth 20 Alice Chancellor 198 Florence 26 Corrie Horne 95 Jane Goode 76 Dorothy Aileene 19 Mary 34 Earl R. 19 Mary Ann Laprade 140 Earl Ray 18 Maston 140 Florence Emily Bowman 18-19 Melville, Jr. 32 George 37 Melville o. 32 Isaiah 37 Nora May 246 John 198 Rebecca 129 Julia Cooper 37 Sallie 75 Pattie 37 Virginia 24 Roselle Cooper 37 Virginia Tate Goode 81 Thelma Ruth 19 Wiley P. 77 Theodocia 60 Williamson, Bernard 5, 185 Mrs. Walter 95 Chapman s. 5 Whitehead, Alice 26 Charmian 5, 185 Claudia 26 Charmian Hamilton 4 Drusilla Wade 94 Colleen 5 Elizabeth 94 David Scott 5 Hazel ' 26 Doris 5, 185 Jackson 94 Essie 5 368

J • P. i63 Charles 49 Jason Henry, Jr. 5 Wilson, Mr. 207 Jason Hundley 5 Bennis E. 257 Julia 4-5, 254 Emma Carter 249 Julia Gatewood 31 Estelle 20 Julia Tench 5 Hannah 129 Lawson 4 Hester 257 Lewis 47 John 126 Loula 5 John H. 253 Lucy Dillard 47 John Thomas 29 Maggie Prunty 4, 79, 185 Joseph 249 Margaret 5 Martha Wingfield Kidd 253 Margaret Scott 5 Mary 87, 139 Mary 5, 185 Mary E. 29 Mary Catherine Motley 163 Mary Edmundson 29 Mary Lucinda 4 Mary Swanson 207 Mary Lucinda Bernard 185 Mattie 49 Mar-.r Rebecca Sarah Turner 126 Mildred 5, 1i~ Wiltse, May 169 Mollie Craighead 177 Wiltsie, Virginia 32 Nancy 5, 185 Wimmer, Martha 186 Nannie 5, 37 Wingfield 142, 221, 230-231 Richard 37 Ada Lillian 245, 251 Richard Silas 4, 79, 185 Alice 238 Sallie Raney cooper 37 Alice Mitchell 152, 250 Susan 4, 37, 254 Alice R. Monaghan 243 Susan Sophia 34 Allen 247 Thomas 177 Almira 254 William s. 4, 185 Alonzo 255 William T. 5 Alonzo, Jr. 255 William Thomas 5 Alton 257 Winifred Burnett 5 •Ann 149, 230-231, 237, 253 Willis 88 Ann Buster 231 C. B. 87 Ann E. 239 Catherine Herold 8-9 Ann Elizabeth 233 Charles 9, 11 Ann Hudson 185 Charles B. 29 Anna Elizabeth 256 Mrs. Charles B. 29, 94 Anna Lee 248 Cora Akers 7 Annie 255 Edward 7 Annie May Ford 255 Ellie 30 Annie Miles 255 Etta 211 Ardie 243 Lee 88 Argie Bateman 248 Lucy Ellie 37 Austin 185, 253 Mary Jones Carper 29, 87, Barbara 255 94 Beatrice Johnson 243 Tenesia Boone 9 Belle 255 Ternesia Boone 11 Benjamin 255 Virginia 154 Berta M. 247 Wills, Buford 61 Bessie Davis 248 Wilmer, George T. 196 Betty 20 Marianna Barbara Betty Marcelle 247 Saunders 196 Beverly Fulton 248 Bonner Caroline Dillard 49 Carlton A. 238, ~~i Caroline Cook 253 Essie D, Jones 248 Carrie Walton 243 Esther Cahill 26, 251 Cary Ann Nicholas 232 Ethel 255 Charles 185, 230-232, 238, Eva 238 253-255 Evelyn E. 241 Charles, Jr. 231 Fairy 248, 256 Charles L. 232 Fletcher Pinckney 249 Charles M. 149 Flora Samue 1 243 Charles T. 246 Florence 246, 256 Charles Thomas 257 Frances 231-232, 253 Charles w. 241, 246 Frances Eleanora 241 Charles Wooten 254 Frances Marian 239 Charlotte 233 Francis 149, 253 Charlotte Griffin 233 Frank 239, 256 Christine 256 Fred D. 248 Christopher 185, 231, 237, Garland 257 253 George 232, 246 Clara 248 George c. 238 Clyde 255 George W. 255 Connie Payne 255 Georgia Helen 248 Conrad, Jr. 243 Gertrude Holmes 243 Conrad Barksdale 243 Gladys 255 Copeland 238 Gustavus A. 48, 233 Cooper 32 Gustavus Adolphus 233 Daisy Billings 256 Hallie 253 Delilah Smith 239 Harriet B. Cooper 37, 247 Della F. 248 Harriet Bondurant 238 Dessie Boitnott 252 Harriet Cooper 246 Dolly 239 Hattie Johnson 256 Dolly Wells 254 Hazel 257 Doris 257 Helena Virginia 252 Dorothy 255 Henrietta 248 Douglas 26, 251 Henrietta Child 247 E. B. 238 Henry Marshall 250 Edmonia 232 Hutts 254 Edward 231, 238 Ida Emerson 246, 256 Ed-;Jard Ashley 252 Ida Leonard 245 Edwin 238 Ina 26, 249 Elizabeth 185, 230-232, Irene 256 247, 253-255 Iris 26, 249 Elizabeth c. 239 Isaac 257 Elizabeth Parberry 185, Ivy 26 233, 253 Ivey 249 Elizabeth Prunty 184, 237 J. w. 238 Ella 238 James 256 Ella Estelle Gilbert 257 James, Jr. 256 Ella Frances 243 James c. 238 Ella Kate 247 James Cecil 255 Ella Reed Martin 33 James F. 233, 239 Ella Trent 247 James Frank 48 Elsie Frances 142, 251 James L. 246 Elsie s. 241 James Lewis 233, 237, 255 , Emily Mandeville 21+6, 21+9 256 Emma Lee 243 Jane 149, 237-238, 253 Ena L. Turpin 247 Jane Mallory 185 370

Jemima 231 Margaret Cahill 248 Jennie Frith 253 Margaret Compton 256 Jerusha 185, 254 Marie 26, 249 Jerusha Kasey 233 Marie Grace 252 John 185, 230-232, 246, Marie Kerfoot Gregson 250 253, 256 Marshall 250 John B. 238 Martha 232-233 John Graves 237 Martha Buster 232 John H. 254-255 Martha J. Salmon 238 John Moore . 231 Martha Victoria 246 John Spotswood 238 Martha Virginia 252 Jonsy E. 241 Mary 30-31, 35-36, 149, Joseph 231 230-233, 253-254 Joseph Benjamin 232 Mary Anderson 232 Juanita 247 Mary Ann 240 Judith vasti Scott 241 Mary Belle 250 Julia 149, 232, 254 Mary C. Kidd 255 Kate 233 Mary Catherine 246, 249 Kathryn 238 Mary E. 248 Laura De Laney 255 Mary Eliza 246 Lawson 256 Mary Elizabeth 238, 257 Layton 257 Mary Hessie Parks 252 Leighton Walton 243 Mary Hudson 230-231 Lelia Clare 250 Mary Jane 252 Leonard 255 Mary Lewis 231 Letitia 254 Mary Marcelle 247 Letitia Bennett 240 Mary Motley 252 Letitia Brock 246-257 Mary Susan Motley 160, 250 Lewis 185, 238, 253 Mary Tench 239, 247 Lewis Franklin 246, 254- Mattie Burton 244 255, 257 Mattie Shaw 256 Lewis w. 248 Matthew 232, 238 Lorena 26, 251 Matthew Madison 238 Lottie 238 Melton 26, 248 Lottie Harriet 249 Minnie Perdue 256 Lottie Johnson 255 Miriam 232 Lottie V. 248 Muriel Cecile 243 Lou Emma Beale 255 ~rtis Coleman 238 Louisa 149, 253 Nancy 254 Louise 255 Nancy Beatrice 248 Lucy 152, 185, 254 Nancy Cook 185, 253 Lucy Dillard 48, 233 Nancy Hazelrig 231 Lucy Hicks 246, 254-255 Nancy M. 239 Lucy Hill 185 Nancy Pope 247 Lucy Lovell Woody 246-247 Nancy Ruth 248 Lucy Marvin (Marvene) 251 Nancy Stockton 185, 237, Lula Copeland 238 253 Luther A. 26 Nancy w. 248 Luther Alfred 248 Nannie 233 Mabelle 257 Nannie B. Asher 241 Madie 249 Nannie Bob Elder 242 Maggie Cahill 26 Nannie Rebecca 250 Maidie 26 Nellie Trent 238 Mallen H. 241 Olive Hudnall 241 Mamie 255 Oliver Pickney 239 371

Oren 255 Stuart Edward 252 Owen 230 Stuart Gordon 252 Parthenia 239 sue Miles 257 Patrick Green 247 Susan 232, 238-239 Patrick Green, Jr. 247 Susan Kate Gilbert 257 Paulina 237 Susan Lewis 233 Pearl Raikes 256 Tazewell T. 151 Perry Wyatt 239 Tazewell Tarleton 152, 16o, Pinckney Greene 37, 246-247 246, 250 Plummer 256 Thalos 254 Polly 185, 255 Thomas 230-231, 238, 254 Polly Tench 253 Thomas F. 232 Quintina Louise 248 Thomas Otis 248 Quintina Woodall 247 Tiey 255 Rachael Harriet 252 Victoria Ann 246, 252 Rachael Joyner 230-231 Virenda 239 Rainey Maud 249 Virginia 255 Ralph 243 Virginia Alice 243 Ralph Gabriel 243 Virginia Elizabeth 246, 255 Rebecca Elizabeth 253 Virginia Lee (Helena Rebecca Gilham 232 Virginia) 252 Rebecca Marshall 253 Vivian 257 Reuben 232 Walter 149 Revell 257 Webb 256 Richard 254 Wiley 254 Richard L., Jr. 252 William 149, 184-185, 231- Richard Lafayette 252 232, 237, 239, 243, 247, Rives 26, 249 253 Robert 230-231 William A. 237 Robert Calvin 241 William H. 238 Robert Earl 26, 252 William Henry 240 Robert Lee 246, 257 William Jasper 33, 246.,, 247 Robert Terrell 243 William L. 23tj-239 Robina 253 William Lewis 233 Robina Langford 231 William Pinckey 26 Ruby 255 William Pinckney 251 Russell R. 248 William Preston 242 Ruth 230 William Rudolph 251 Sallie Alexander 233 William Tell 247 Sallie Allen 247 Willis Roy 250 Sallie F. 248 Winn, Nannie E. 239 Sallie Marshall 149 Wise, Evaline Nichols 176 Sallie Rainey 247 Horace Benton 176 Sally 149, 238, 253, 255 Lillian 175-176 Sally A.H. 254 Lucinda 172 Samuel 233 Lucy 46 Samuel G. 233 Withers, Daisy Hancock 108 Samuel J. 248 Eugene 108 Sarah 231-233 Margaret 108 Sarah Elizabeth 246, 255 R. E. 24 Sarah Garland 230 Wohlford, Sarah Ellen 146 Sarah Jerusha Jane 237 wood 230 Sarah v. Bbndurant 238 Miss 153 Sarah Virginia 241 Bessie 32 Simona 255 Carneal 256 Cornelia 90 372

Edward 32 Victoria Anne Wingfield 252 Eliza 90 Walter H. 243 Elmer 32 Wendell 21 Ermna 107 Willard 244 Helen 32 Wm. J. 162 Jesse 256 Woodhouse, Annie Saunders 205 Jesse, Jr. 256 Frank 205 Lera 38 Woodrum, Clifton 204 Margaret 256 Clifton Alexander 104 Mary 10 Clifton Alexander, Jr. 104 Mary Saunders 197 Lena Hancock 204 Minnie Smith 256 Martha Ann Hancock 104 Nancy 61, 88 Martha Lena Hancock 104 Nancy Cabiness 139 Woods 221 Paul 32 Emily Ruth 135 Raymond 256 Sam 135 Rebecca 256 Woody• Annie Bo Stephen 88, 139 Benjamin P. Bo Susannah 86-87 Gladys 34 Wiley 197 Mrs. J. A. 69 Woodall, Audrey Echols 243 Lucy Lovell 246-247 Dorothy Lee 243 Lucy Stovall Bo Edna Grace 243 Mildred L. Motley 161 Eleanora Virginia 244 Nannie Bettie Goode 77. 79, Elizabeth Watson 252 222 Ermna Elizabeth 244 Walter 161 Ethel 244 Wiley 222 Etna Gail 244 Wiley P. 77, 79 Frances Virginia 244 Woolwine, Emma 77 George 252 Lucille 202 Henry 252 Workman, Dora 143 Herman Richard 243 Worsham, Frances 22 Ida Lillian 244 Wray, Benjamin 139 Ira 162 Ellen Bowman 16 James Henry 243 Fay 199 John Henry 252 James 16 Josephine Brown 244 Joel 16 Lelia 252 Keziah 7-8 Lillian B. Echols 243 Sarah C. Bowman 16 Lillian Frances 244 Wright, Miss 205 Lucy Hazel 244 Alice Martin 16o Margaret Louise 244 Annie Ross 193 Martha J. Motley 162 Barbara Jamison 10 Mary Joyce 243 Beulah Wells 162 Mildred Alice 243 Cassie 160 Minnie M. Hackworth 243 Cornelia 89 Missouri F. Lawrence 162 Elizabeth Jamison 10 Myrtle Lee 244 Emma 89 Ora Mary Gilbert 252 Ethel Frith 191 Quintina 247 Eva Ross 191 Roy 252 Frank 191 Samuel 21, 162, 247, 252 Goodman A. 10 Seney M. Brodie 21 J. J. 191 Thomas Richard 243 James L. 91 Thomas Williams 244 Leonard 162 Torina Virginia 243 Loila 191 373

Loila 191 John R. 158 Louis 16o Lewis 76 Lucy Dudley 56 Lucy Ann Akers 3 Mary 191 Ollie 81 Mary Martin 16o Peyton 96 Mildred Marshall 63 Sally Goode 75-76 Moses Theoderick 91 Tamesia 26 Nannie F. 242 Virginia Wiltsie 32 Nell 191 W. H. 163 Mrs. P. G. 193 W. L., Jr. 32 Robert 91 Walter 32, 58 Sarah Greer 88-89, 91 William 32 Serafine Eleanor Greer 89, Wiltsie 32 91 Younger, Adele Cain 144 Susan Ann 91 Bruce 184 Susan Cassie Ross 191 Catherine Preston 144 Tazewell 89 Charles Carter 144 Tazewell G. 91 John Preston 144 Tessie 10 John Robert 144 Theodosia 89 Lawson 184 Thomas 129 Lee Barrow 144 Thomas s. 91 Lula Watkins Lee 143 Ursula Jane Greer 91 Raleigh 184 Walker 91 Rawley W. 143 Washington 193 Roxie Prunty 184 William 56, 88-89, 91 William L. 144 William A. B. lQ William Lee, Jr, 144 Wtn. Thos. 16o Wysong, Isaac 129 z. Mary Hopkins 129 Wysor, Cynthia M. 164 Zeigler, Allie Law 115 Wythe, Elizabeth Annie Law 36 Taliaferro 211 Alpha 115 George 211 Benjamin 36, 115 C. M, 233 Y. Cameron 36, 115 Charlotte Morgan 233 Yancey, Louise C. 213 James 98 Yates, Emma Tate 58 James B., Sr. 112 Mary 250 John 96 May Saunders 205 John Randolph 99, 115 O. S. B. 205 Julia A. Maria Hancock 99, Yeates, Mary 250 115 Young, Amanda 147 Katherire Elizabeth 116 Belle Dudley 58 ~l~ 36 Berniece Evelyn Gilbert 161 Mary 116 Blanche Montgomery 158 Mary E. 100 Delia Gravely 32 Mary Virginia Hancock 112 Fannie Miller Harper 120 Michael 36, 115 Frances Motley 163 Morse 115 George 32 Victoria Hancock 98 George o. 32 Jack' 161 Jessie 3 John M. 120