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Fred Brearley, was born on 15 December 1910 in Baird, Callahan Co, TexasG.

Fred Brearley married Mary Gladys Casey, daughter of General John Casey and Eliza Price Chapman, on 6 November 1943.

Fred Brearley died on 13 January 1967 in Daytona Beach, Volusia Co, FloridaG.

Hoke Henry Hutchinson, was born on 1 March 1906 in Adrian, Emanuel Co, GeorgiaG.

Hoke Henry Hutchinson married Willie Melissa Tolar, daughter of James Lodric Tolar and Annie Pearl Roberts, about 1937 in GeorgiaG.

Hoke Henry Hutchinson died on 12 May 1981 in Decatur, DeKalb Co, GeorgiaG. He was buried in Decatur, DeKalb Co, GeorgiaG.

Arthur Nasworthy, was born on 30 December 1899 in Kite, Johnson Co, GeorgiaG.

Arthur Nasworthy married Willie Melissa Tolar, daughter of James Lodric Tolar and Annie Pearl Roberts, on 4 August 1918 in Morgan, Calhoun Co, GeorgiaG.


Arthur Nasworthy was the Head of Household in the census in 1930 in Atlanta, Fulton Co, GeorgiaG. Arthur Nasworthy 39 GA GA GA no occupation listed, Willie 28 GA GA GA, Harmon 10 GA, Willie C 5 GA, Vizie A 3 11/12 GA, Jim Toller fil 48 GA AL AL bowling alley manager, Pearl Toller 43 mil GA GA GA.
Arthur Nasworthy died on 12 May 1981 in Decatur, DeKalb Co, GeorgiaG.

John Culver was drummer, saddler. He. 1645 Moved to Roxbury, Mass with his parents 1653 Moved to NewLondon, Conn with his parents 1663 May 7: Was appointed to drum onSabbath days 1664 Nov 2: His father sold him the house and land thathe bought of Robert Burros 1665 Married Mercy Clark, the daughter ofJames Clark, of New Haven, Conn 1668 Aug 8: sold the house and landhe bought from his father 1667 Nov 25: His parents sold him property 1668 Feb 23: Asked three pounds seventeen shillings in land to payfor drums and drum heads 1676 Moved to New Haven, Conn 1681 Mar 4:witnessed a deed given by Joshua Culver, then of Wallingford 1683 Mar12: sold 26 acres in the third division 1698 May 17: John Pynchon,Sr. of Springfield gave 30 acres to John Culver, Saddler 1698 Feb:was iving in Stonington, Conn 1699 His wife left him and returned toNew Haven. They had been married about 34 years 1709 Given a greatmeadow by John Pynchon, Sr. He, son of Edward Culver and Ann Ellis, was born on 15 April 1640 in Dedham, Norfolk Co, MassachusettsG.

Joshua Culver, son of Edward Culver and Ann Ellis, was born on 12 January 1641/42 in Dedham, Norfolk Co, MassachusettsG.

Samuel Culver was planter, yeoman. He. 1672 Sep 17: Samuel Culver and Martha Fish, wife of John Fish, weretried in court. Martha was then with child and two more of herchildren were by Samuel. They had lived together for four or fiveyears. Martha may have beenMartha Ireland half-sister of John Burrows 1681 Probably married Martha and moved to New Jersey 1682 SamuelColver had a cattle mark registered in Monmouth Co NJ 1685 Jan 7:Proprietors of East New Jersey granted 100 acres in Middletown,Monmouth Co to Samuel Culver, planter of Middletown 1695 Oct 1: Sixacres on the east side of Shoal Harbor granted to Samuel colver yeoman 1716 Sold land to John Green. He, son of Edward Culver and Ann Ellis, was born on 9 January 1643/44 in Dedham, Norfolk Co, MassachusettsG.

Edward Culver was millwright, wheelwright, farmer, and indian scout. He. There is no definite relationship between this group of Culvers and our group. However it seems likely because a John Culver of NewJersey later visited the Culvers of Maryland for one year. According to his affidavit, John Culver, of Somerset Co, MD, was born in 1700.If a relationship is attempted, because of age, John would have beenthe grandchild or great-grandchild of Edward Culver of New England.The families of several of Edward Culver's sons are so well established that they could not contain John Culver of Somerset Co MD among their members. The sons of Edward who are most likely the father of John Culver are Samuel and Joseph - both of whose families are not clearly outlined. It is difficult to tell much about Samuel's family. Nothing is known of his children. He had three children by Martha Fish who was married. The last names of these children are not known. It is assumed that Samuel married Martha after her divorce but there is no record of children. Samuel lived in the portion of NewJersey where the later John Culver left to visit relatives in Maryland. The children of Joseph have been very poorly identified.Two of them, Jonathan and Nathaniel moved to New Jersey. Son David was a somewhat older man than John Culver of Somerset although apparently not old enough to have been his father. David was a weaverin New London, Conn, and it is not difficult to visualize John of Somerset learning his trade as a weaver under the direction of his older brother David. However there is insufficient evidence to conclude that this was the case. 1635 Emigrated to America in a party brought over to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the autumn of 1635 byJohn Winthrop the younger, later Gov of Connecticut. Landed in Boston but shortly thereafter formed one of the group that founded the town of Dedham, Mass, his name being 68th on the list of 124 who signed the compact 1637. Fought against the Pequot Indians and from then on was noted as an Indian Scout 1638 Sep 19: Married Ann Ellis in Dedham,Mass 1645 Moved to Roxbury, Mass est 1645 King Uncas of the Mohicans who allied himself with the settlers was said to have held Edward Culver in great esteem and to have named his son after Edward's son Joshua 1653. Moved to Pequot (now New London), Conn 1654 Built a gristmill on his land 1661 Feb 10: He and his wife Ann sold land in New London, both by signing their mark 1662 May 5: Allowed to brew beer and make bread 1664 Jan 9: Allowed to sell liquors 1667 Nov 25: soldproperty to his son John 1676 May 1: sold property to his son Joseph1678 moved to the village of Mystic, near Groton, Conn. He lived ator near the head of the Mystic River on the west side, near Gov.Winthrop's mill 1681 Winthrop's son, Major Fitz John Winthrop, suedEdward for certain lands and a house as falling within the bounds of atrack granted to Gov. Winthrop by the town of New London in 1652/3.Winthrop won the case when it was appealed to the General Court orAssembly 1682 Jul 28: granted land to his wife Ann. He, was born about 1600 in EnglandG.

Edward Culver married Ann Ellis, daughter of John Ellis, on 19 September 1638 in Dedham, Norfolk Co, MassachusettsG.

Edward Culver died in 1685 in Groton, New London Co, ConnecticutG.

Ann Ellis was also known as Ann Culver.

Ann Ellis married Edward Culver on 19 September 1638 in Dedham, Norfolk Co, MassachusettsG.

Richard Michael Brundage, child of Richard Gene Brundage and Billie Dove Casey, was born on 28 August 1956 in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.
Richard Michael Brundage died on 20 September 1974 in Clarksville, Montgomery Co, TennesseeG.

Louise Weeks Davis died in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.

Sandra Claudette Ward, daughter of Dewey Comer Ward and Claudia Beatrice 'Bea' Casey, was born on 19 June 1939 in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.
Sandra Claudette Ward died on 20 February 1980 in VirginiaG.

Mittle Louise Courtney 'Lois' Gavins was also known as Mittle Louise Courtney 'Lois' Casey. She, was born on 27 July 1923 in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.

Mittle Louise Courtney 'Lois' Gavins married Willis Lloyd Casey, son of Willis Leonard Casey and Lossie Madeline Jennings, on 19 January 1941 in Bonifay, Holmes Co, FloridaG.

Parmer Lee Sutton, was born on 28 February 1919 in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.
Parmer Lee Sutton died on 5 February 1999.

Billie Dove Casey was also known as Billie Dove Brundage. Billie Dove Casey lived at. She, daughter of Willis Leonard Casey and Lossie Madeline Jennings, was born on 6 August 1931 in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.¹
Billie lived in Walton Co, FloridaG, in 1945.¹

Billie Dove Casey married Richard Gene Brundage on 17 November 1955 in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.

Billie Dove Casey died on 2 March 2004.

Samolia O'Dell 'Modell' Maund was also known as Samolia O'Dell 'Modell' Austin. She. Modell's birth name was Samolia O'Dell Maund. She decided that shepreferred 'Modell'. Modell Maund was a student at the AlabamaState College for Women at Montevallo when her father died in 1920.She returned to Slocomb, AL to help support her mother and youngersister, Annie, by teaching school. She earned a BA at JacksonvilleState University in 1941 and MA degree in English at Peabody Collegeof Vanderbilt University in 1954. She was a high school and collegeprofessor for over thirty years, retiring in 1970. She, daughter of Samuel Malone Maund and Annette 'Nettie' Hughes, was born on 15 April 1900 in Slocomb, Geneva Co, ALG.

Samolia O'Dell 'Modell' Maund married John Greene Austin, son of Jackson Rutherford Austin and Cordelia Elliot Justice, on 24 December 1926 in De Funiak Springs, Walton Co, FloridaG.

Samolia O'Dell 'Modell' Maund died on 31 March 1991 in Huntsville, Marshall Co, AlabamaG. She was buried in Memorial Gardens, Mobile, Mobile Co, AlabamaG.