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James Madison Sloan
M, #23836, b. __/__/1806, d. aft __/__/1830
Parents
| Father | David Sloan (b. 1754, d. 9 October 1826) |
| Mother | Susan Major (b. 9 July 1761, d. 5 September 1853) |
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Biography
James Madison Sloan, son of David Sloan and Susan Major, was born in 1806 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
James Madison Sloan died after 1830 in Anderson District, South Carolina, 1826, 1828G.
James Madison Sloan died after 1830 in Anderson District, South Carolina, 1826, 1828G.
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Nancy Cox
1,2,2
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandmother of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #23837, b. 02/07/1785, d. 04/08/1855
Parents
| Father | Unknown2 Cox (b. 1750) |
Family: Edward S Cox, II, (b. 7 February 1775, d. May 1860)
| Son | William Cox + (b. 7 February 1807, d. 18 November 1863) |
| Son | Jesse Cox+ (b. 22 November 1808, d. 2 January 1875) |
| Daughter | Mary Polly Cox (b. 3 May 1812, d. 13 April 1857) |
| Daughter | Mary Cox (b. 3 May 1812, d. 13 April 1857) |
| Daughter | Cornelia M Cox+ (b. 19 July 1814, d. about 14 January 1900) |
| Daughter | Sarah Cox+ (b. May 1817, d. 1900) |
| Son | Henry Cox (b. 1818) |
| Daughter | Nancy Norris Cox+ (b. 28 August 1820, d. 24 October 1909) |
| Son | Dr Edward William Cox + (b. 5 July 1822, d. 28 October 1904) |
| Daughter | Sable Cox+ (b. about 1825) |
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Biography
Nancy Cox was also known as Nancy Cox. She, daughter of Unknown2 Cox, was born on 7 February 1785 in Laurens Co 96th Dist, SCG. Her grandson William Fletcher Cox stated that her maiden name was Cox. (maybe a cousin?) Many family trees list her maiden name as Bryant but I have not seen documentation to support this.2,3,4
Edward S Cox, II, ~31 married Nancy Cox ~21, daughter of Unknown2 Cox, about 1806. Probably Georgia if he was the Edward Cox in the 1805 land lottery. Marriages were not required to be recorded in Georgia until 1807. Date is based on birth of first known child William being born in 1807.2,25
Nancy Cox was not located in the US Federal census in 1840.
Nancy Cox was listed as the mother of William Cox in the census in 1850 in Southern Div, Dale Co, ALG.6
Nancy Cox died on 8 April 1855 in Dale Co, ALG+.2,2,3 She was buried in Ozark City Cem, Dale Co, ALG. Find A Grave Memorial # is. 8162854.3
Edward S Cox, II, ~31 married Nancy Cox ~21, daughter of Unknown2 Cox, about 1806. Probably Georgia if he was the Edward Cox in the 1805 land lottery. Marriages were not required to be recorded in Georgia until 1807. Date is based on birth of first known child William being born in 1807.2,25
Nancy Cox was not located in the US Federal census in 1840.
Nancy Cox was listed as the mother of William Cox in the census in 1850 in Southern Div, Dale Co, ALG.6
Nancy Cox died on 8 April 1855 in Dale Co, ALG+.2,2,3 She was buried in Ozark City Cem, Dale Co, ALG. Find A Grave Memorial # is. 8162854.3
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Citations
- [S11] Hayes, Eustus H, Dale County Alabama Tomb Records
- [S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
- [S48] ., Find A Grave
- [S977] Emmett Cox, The Edward and Nancy Cox Clan & Related Families
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Andrew Averett1
M, #23838, b. bet __/__/1794 and __/__/1804
Biography
Andrew Averett, was born between 1794 and 1804. lived in SC in 1820.
Andrew lived in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G, in 1820.1
Andrew lived in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G, in 1820.1
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Citations
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
Edward S Cox, II1,2,3,4,2,5
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandfather of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #23839, b. 02/07/1775, d. 05/__/1860
Parents
| Father | Edward Cox, I (b. about 1750) |
| Mother | Unknown woEdwardCoxI (b. before 1755) |
Family: Nancy Cox (b. 7 February 1785, d. 8 April 1855)
| Son | William Cox+ (b. 7 February 1807, d. 18 November 1863) |
| Son | Jesse Cox+ (b. 22 November 1808, d. 2 January 1875) |
| Daughter | Mary Polly Cox (b. 3 May 1812, d. 13 April 1857) |
| Daughter | Mary Cox (b. 3 May 1812, d. 13 April 1857) |
| Daughter | Cornelia M Cox+ (b. 19 July 1814, d. about 14 January 1900) |
| Daughter | Sarah Cox+ (b. May 1817, d. 1900) |
| Son | Henry Cox (b. 1818) |
| Daughter | Nancy Norris Cox+ (b. 28 August 1820, d. 24 October 1909) |
| Son | Dr Edward William Cox+ (b. 5 July 1822, d. 28 October 1904) |
| Daughter | Sable Cox+ (b. about 1825) |
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Biography
Edward S Cox, II, was also known as Edward Coxe. He was also known as Edward Cox Cox. He, son of Edward Cox, I, and Unknown woEdwardCoxI, was born on 7 February 1775 in Ninety-Six Dist, SCG+.2,5
Edward S Cox, II, was possibly listed in the household of Edward Cox, I, in the census in 1790 in Pendleton Co, 96th Dist, SCG+. male 1<16 or 1>16. He was born about 1775.6
In the Georgia land lottery in 1805, drawer(s) in Hancock Co, GAG+: Edward S Cox, II, - one blank. This indicates that he was single when he registered during the period between May 1803 and March 1 1804.7
Edward S Cox, II, age ~31 married Nancy Cox age ~21, daughter of Unknown2 Cox, about 1806. Probably Georgia if he was the Edward Cox in the 1805 land lottery. Marriages were not required to be recorded in Georgia until 1807. Date is based on birth of first known child William being born in 1807.2,2
About 1806 the family of Edward S Cox, II, moved from an unknown location (Hancock Co maybe) to the part of the Creek Nation that became Stewart Co, GAG+, in 1829.
According to his Bounty Land application on Nov 15 1850, Edward S Cox, II, began military service on 25 August 1814 in GAG. when he volunteered in Eatonton Putnam Co GA for 6 months during the Seminole Indian War; that he was discharged at Fort Hawkins about March 1, 1815. Following appeared on the pay roll of Captain Varner's Co, Freeman's Squadron, Cavalry. Term paid for: 5 months and 8 das. Pay per month $8.00. Amount of Pay $42.85. Number of horses: 1 - Additional pay per day: 40 cents. Amount of additional pay: $65.20. Whole amount of pay: $108.50. (National Archives Bounty Land Applicaton). Edward signed with his mark.8,9
In January 1816. while the land was still inhabited by wild beasts,fowl, and Indians, George and Robert Gamble, and William Brown, undertook to 'spy out the land', and crossed the Chattahoochee River with their families at what was later Fort Gaines GA and old Franklin AL. They were the first known settlers to come over into the future Henry Co area of AL. They settled on the south side of what afterwards was called Patterson's Mill Creek (still later called McRays Mill Creek) about two miles below the point of crossing. They jointly made a crop that year (1816) on an old field already cleared but abandoned by the Indians.10
. In the spring of that same year, 1816, Col Robert Irvin, Jarred Patterson, Edward S. Cox, George Keith, Jonah Keith, and James Keith came across the river and settled in the same neighborhood. Irvin and Patterson made a crop that year where Franklin was later located. Edward Cox and James Keith settled south just below a small stream later known as Watson's Branch. Jonah Keith settled above the mouth of the creek only a mile below the point of crossing. As they came through the Indian nation and were asleep one night, the Indians killed one of their oxen, took the hide off one hind quarter, built a fire and 'jerked' it in the road.10
. Two years later in 1818, Green Beauchamp (brother of one of my Culver ancestors, William Beauchamp) wrote in his journal that there were less than 100 white people living in the area which was to become south east Alabama.10
.
. The census records of Henry Co AL for the 1820 census have been lost and are no longer available.
. In the late summer of 1820, Nancy moved to the safety of the stockade at Ft Gaines GA where their daughter Nancy Norris Cox was born on 20 August 1820. She was one of the first children born in the new state of Alabama.
. The state legislature of 1821 declared a voting place on the Pea River where a Mr. James owned a ferry, and also fixed a voting place at the houses of John Turner and Edward Cox on the Chattahoochee River.10
.
In 1829. On 24 Oct 1829, Edward Cox purchased 80 and ? acres of land from the government land in T10 R25 E2 SW 1/4 Sect 35 which is NW of a line between Lousville and Clayton in present day BarbourCo AL.
Edward S Cox, II, was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Pike Co, ALG+. Edward Cox: males 2 5-9 (Edward, ?), 3 10-14 (?, ?, Henry), 1 15-19 (Jesse), 1 50-59 (Edward); females 2 5-9 Nancy, Sable), 3 10-14 (Sarah, Cordelia?, ?), 1 40-49 (Nancy) ; 3 slaves males 1 10-23, females 1 10-23, 1 24-35.4
.
. In the 1833 Barbour Co AL census, there is an Edward Cox with 1 males > 21 and 1 female > 21. No children are listed.
Beginning in in 1837, Edward S Cox, II, served against the Indians during three different periods for a total of 7 months.
Edward S Cox, II, was the Head of Household in the census on 1 June 1840 in Barbour Co, ALG+. Edward Cox: males 1 50-59 (1771-1780) involved in agriculture; no females; no slaves. According to family legend, Edward and Nancy separated when the children were young and Edward moved up to Echo. Old Edward became too fond of the grape and also chased after the ladies.1
Edward S Cox, II, was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Division 23, Barbour Co, ALG. Edward Cox 70 SC farmer, Mary Cartwright 58 NC. Mary's relationship to Edward is unknown.3
Edward S Cox, II, was a widower, died of asthma in May 1860 in Pike Co, ALG+.5
In 1862. RESEARCH NOTES:
In a newspaper article from the Ozark, Dale Co AL Southern Star dated 5 Aug 1903, William Fletcher Cox writes of old times. He states: '
My great grandfathers came over from Ireland at an early day. They were of Scotch and Irish blood, and settled in North Carolina about the middle of the 18th century, the sir names of both being Cox. My grandfather Edward Cox married Nancy Cox, and they moved to Georgia where they lived awhile and then moved to AL on the Pea river.
My grandfather had three brothers. They followed Daniel Boone's track west. My grandmother had two brothers who moved to AL, Charles Cox settling in Russell Co and Manuel (probably Emanuel) Cox in Barbour Co in about 1816 or 1817.
COMMENTS/QUESTIONS:
Many researchers have stated that the wife of Edward Cox was Nancy Bryant. Was she a Bryant who married Edward Cox, Nancy Bryant who married a Cox before Edward, or was she really Nancy Bryant Cox and researchers have assumed that her married name not her maiden name was Cox.
There is a Emanual Cox who lived in Barbour Co and was very prominent in Clayton. Russell Co AL was not created until after the Indian wars of 1836-1837. He probably would not have lived in the Russell Co area before 1837.
Edward S Cox, II, was possibly listed in the household of Edward Cox, I, in the census in 1790 in Pendleton Co, 96th Dist, SCG+. male 1<16 or 1>16. He was born about 1775.6
In the Georgia land lottery in 1805, drawer(s) in Hancock Co, GAG+: Edward S Cox, II, - one blank. This indicates that he was single when he registered during the period between May 1803 and March 1 1804.7
Edward S Cox, II, age ~31 married Nancy Cox age ~21, daughter of Unknown2 Cox, about 1806. Probably Georgia if he was the Edward Cox in the 1805 land lottery. Marriages were not required to be recorded in Georgia until 1807. Date is based on birth of first known child William being born in 1807.2,2
About 1806 the family of Edward S Cox, II, moved from an unknown location (Hancock Co maybe) to the part of the Creek Nation that became Stewart Co, GAG+, in 1829.
According to his Bounty Land application on Nov 15 1850, Edward S Cox, II, began military service on 25 August 1814 in GAG. when he volunteered in Eatonton Putnam Co GA for 6 months during the Seminole Indian War; that he was discharged at Fort Hawkins about March 1, 1815. Following appeared on the pay roll of Captain Varner's Co, Freeman's Squadron, Cavalry. Term paid for: 5 months and 8 das. Pay per month $8.00. Amount of Pay $42.85. Number of horses: 1 - Additional pay per day: 40 cents. Amount of additional pay: $65.20. Whole amount of pay: $108.50. (National Archives Bounty Land Applicaton). Edward signed with his mark.8,9
In January 1816. while the land was still inhabited by wild beasts,fowl, and Indians, George and Robert Gamble, and William Brown, undertook to 'spy out the land', and crossed the Chattahoochee River with their families at what was later Fort Gaines GA and old Franklin AL. They were the first known settlers to come over into the future Henry Co area of AL. They settled on the south side of what afterwards was called Patterson's Mill Creek (still later called McRays Mill Creek) about two miles below the point of crossing. They jointly made a crop that year (1816) on an old field already cleared but abandoned by the Indians.10
. In the spring of that same year, 1816, Col Robert Irvin, Jarred Patterson, Edward S. Cox, George Keith, Jonah Keith, and James Keith came across the river and settled in the same neighborhood. Irvin and Patterson made a crop that year where Franklin was later located. Edward Cox and James Keith settled south just below a small stream later known as Watson's Branch. Jonah Keith settled above the mouth of the creek only a mile below the point of crossing. As they came through the Indian nation and were asleep one night, the Indians killed one of their oxen, took the hide off one hind quarter, built a fire and 'jerked' it in the road.10
. Two years later in 1818, Green Beauchamp (brother of one of my Culver ancestors, William Beauchamp) wrote in his journal that there were less than 100 white people living in the area which was to become south east Alabama.10
.
The State of Alabama was created in 1819.
. The census records of Henry Co AL for the 1820 census have been lost and are no longer available.
. In the late summer of 1820, Nancy moved to the safety of the stockade at Ft Gaines GA where their daughter Nancy Norris Cox was born on 20 August 1820. She was one of the first children born in the new state of Alabama.
. The state legislature of 1821 declared a voting place on the Pea River where a Mr. James owned a ferry, and also fixed a voting place at the houses of John Turner and Edward Cox on the Chattahoochee River.10
.
Pike Co AL was established on Dec 17 1821 from Montgomery and Henry Counties. The city of Troy was established in August 1838.
In 1829. On 24 Oct 1829, Edward Cox purchased 80 and ? acres of land from the government land in T10 R25 E2 SW 1/4 Sect 35 which is NW of a line between Lousville and Clayton in present day BarbourCo AL.
Edward S Cox, II, was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Pike Co, ALG+. Edward Cox: males 2 5-9 (Edward, ?), 3 10-14 (?, ?, Henry), 1 15-19 (Jesse), 1 50-59 (Edward); females 2 5-9 Nancy, Sable), 3 10-14 (Sarah, Cordelia?, ?), 1 40-49 (Nancy) ; 3 slaves males 1 10-23, females 1 10-23, 1 24-35.4
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Barbour Co AL was established on Dec 18 1832 from former Creek Indian lands and a portion of Pike County.
. In the 1833 Barbour Co AL census, there is an Edward Cox with 1 males > 21 and 1 female > 21. No children are listed.
Beginning in in 1837, Edward S Cox, II, served against the Indians during three different periods for a total of 7 months.
Edward S Cox, II, was the Head of Household in the census on 1 June 1840 in Barbour Co, ALG+. Edward Cox: males 1 50-59 (1771-1780) involved in agriculture; no females; no slaves. According to family legend, Edward and Nancy separated when the children were young and Edward moved up to Echo. Old Edward became too fond of the grape and also chased after the ladies.1
Edward S Cox, II, was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Division 23, Barbour Co, ALG. Edward Cox 70 SC farmer, Mary Cartwright 58 NC. Mary's relationship to Edward is unknown.3
Edward S Cox, II, was a widower, died of asthma in May 1860 in Pike Co, ALG+.5
In 1862. RESEARCH NOTES:
In a newspaper article from the Ozark, Dale Co AL Southern Star dated 5 Aug 1903, William Fletcher Cox writes of old times. He states: '
My great grandfathers came over from Ireland at an early day. They were of Scotch and Irish blood, and settled in North Carolina about the middle of the 18th century, the sir names of both being Cox. My grandfather Edward Cox married Nancy Cox, and they moved to Georgia where they lived awhile and then moved to AL on the Pea river.
My grandfather had three brothers. They followed Daniel Boone's track west. My grandmother had two brothers who moved to AL, Charles Cox settling in Russell Co and Manuel (probably Emanuel) Cox in Barbour Co in about 1816 or 1817.
COMMENTS/QUESTIONS:
Many researchers have stated that the wife of Edward Cox was Nancy Bryant. Was she a Bryant who married Edward Cox, Nancy Bryant who married a Cox before Edward, or was she really Nancy Bryant Cox and researchers have assumed that her married name not her maiden name was Cox.
There is a Emanual Cox who lived in Barbour Co and was very prominent in Clayton. Russell Co AL was not created until after the Indian wars of 1836-1837. He probably would not have lived in the Russell Co area before 1837.
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Citations
- [S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
- [S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
- [S281] Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp., U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index
- [S232] 1790 United States Census-.
- [S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
- [S988] The Bristol Registry of Servants 1670
- [S977] Emmett Cox, The Edward and Nancy Cox Clan & Related Families
- [S327] Warren, Henry, The Mother County
Susanna Sloan
F, #23840, b. 05/19/1787, d. 11/19/1849
Parents
| Father | David Sloan (b. 1754, d. 9 October 1826) |
| Mother | Susan Major (b. 9 July 1761, d. 5 September 1853) |
Family: Robert Bruce
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Susanna Sloan was also known as Susanna Bruce. She, daughter of David Sloan and Susan Major, was born on 19 May 1787 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Susanna Sloan married Robert Bruce in 1805 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Susanna Sloan died on 19 November 1849 in Franklin Co, GeorgiaG.
Susanna Sloan married Robert Bruce in 1805 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Susanna Sloan died on 19 November 1849 in Franklin Co, GeorgiaG.
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Robert Bruce
M, #23841
Family: Susanna Sloan (b. 19 May 1787, d. 19 November 1849)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Robert Bruce married Susanna Sloan, daughter of David Sloan and Susan Major, in 1805 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
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Rebecca Sloan
F, #23842, b. __/__/1794, d. __/__/1843
Parents
| Father | David Sloan (b. 1754, d. 9 October 1826) |
| Mother | Susan Major (b. 9 July 1761, d. 5 September 1853) |
Family: Joseph Berry Earle
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Rebecca Sloan was also known as Rebecca Earle. She, daughter of David Sloan and Susan Major, was born in 1794 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Rebecca Sloan married Joseph Berry Earle in 1816 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Rebecca Sloan died in 1843 in Anderson District, South Carolina, 1826, 1828G.
Rebecca Sloan married Joseph Berry Earle in 1816 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Rebecca Sloan died in 1843 in Anderson District, South Carolina, 1826, 1828G.
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Joseph Berry Earle
M, #23843
Family: Rebecca Sloan (b. 1794, d. 1843)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Joseph Berry Earle married Rebecca Sloan, daughter of David Sloan and Susan Major, in 1816 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
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Benjamin Franklin Sloan
M, #23844, b. 12/02/1796, d. 02/03/1867
Parents
| Father | David Sloan (b. 1754, d. 9 October 1826) |
| Mother | Susan Major (b. 9 July 1761, d. 5 September 1853) |
Family: Eliza Caroline Earle
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Benjamin Franklin Sloan, son of David Sloan and Susan Major, was born on 2 December 1796 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Benjamin Franklin Sloan married Eliza Caroline Earle on 26 September 1822 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Benjamin Franklin Sloan died on 3 February 1867 in Anderson District, South Carolina, 1826, 1828G.
Benjamin Franklin Sloan married Eliza Caroline Earle on 26 September 1822 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Benjamin Franklin Sloan died on 3 February 1867 in Anderson District, South Carolina, 1826, 1828G.
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Eliza Caroline Earle
F, #23845
Family: Benjamin Franklin Sloan (b. 2 December 1796, d. 3 February 1867)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Eliza Caroline Earle was also known as Eliza Caroline Sloan.
Eliza Caroline Earle married Benjamin Franklin Sloan, son of David Sloan and Susan Major, on 26 September 1822 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
Eliza Caroline Earle married Benjamin Franklin Sloan, son of David Sloan and Susan Major, on 26 September 1822 in Pendleton District, South Carolina, 1800, 1826G.
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Sarah Lincecum
1
F, #23846, b. __/__/1762, d. __/__/1803
Parents
| Father | Gideon Lincecum (b. 17 December 1740, d. 10 March 1779) |
| Mother | Miriam Bowie (b. 1746, d. 1813) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Sarah Lincecum, daughter of Gideon Lincecum and Miriam Bowie, was born in 1762 in Orange Co, NCG.1
Sarah Lincecum died in 1803 in Pendleton, Pendleton Dist, SCG+.1
Sarah Lincecum died in 1803 in Pendleton, Pendleton Dist, SCG+.1
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
Sally Lincecum1
F, #23847, b. __/__/1768, d. __/__/1805
Parents
| Father | Gideon Lincecum (b. 17 December 1740, d. 10 March 1779) |
| Mother | Miriam Bowie (b. 1746, d. 1813) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Sally Lincecum, daughter of Gideon Lincecum and Miriam Bowie, was born in 1768 in Orange Co, NCG.1
Sally Lincecum died in 1805 in Pendleton, Pendleton Dist, SCG+.1
Sally Lincecum died in 1805 in Pendleton, Pendleton Dist, SCG+.1
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
Etrula Jeanelle Royster
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 4 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
F, #23848
Parents
| Father | Odell Royster (b. 8 January 1927, d. 3 July 1987) |
| Mother | Barbara Ellen Rawlins |
Family 1: William I. Fohey, Jr.,
| Son | William Fohey |
Family 2: Joseph Bender
| Son | Joesph Bender |
| Pedigree Link | |
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Andrew Johnston
M, #23849, d. __/__/1762
Family:
| Daughter | Gertrude Johnston+ |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Andrew Johnston died in 1762 in Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co, New JerseyG.
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Mardi Jacquelyn Wright
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 5 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
F, #23850
Parents
| Father | Lorey Nicholas Wright |
| Mother | Kim Susan Wedderman |
| Pedigree Link | |
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Robert Hunter Mooneyham
| Relationship | 4th cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #23851
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | Oscar Jeter Mooneyham, Jr. |
| Mother | Elizabeth Usher Elias |
| Pedigree Link | |
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Estelle Benedict1
F, #23852, b. 02/09/1866, d. 04/20/1953
Family: Mack C High (b. 11 October 1861, d. 15 March 1933)
| Daughter | Emma Ruth High |
| Daughter | Margaret Pauline High+ (b. 1883, d. 21 August 1972) |
| Daughter | Flora Viola High (b. 22 September 1885) |
| Daughter | Maggie Pauline High (b. 27 December 1886) |
| Son | Benjamin Augustus High (b. 14 March 1889, d. 24 May 1924) |
| Son | Elmer High (b. 8 March 1891) |
| Daughter | Maude High (b. 20 March 1894) |
| Daughter | Minnie Lois High (b. 16 March 1897) |
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Biography
Estelle Benedict was also known as Estelle High. She, was born on 9 February 1866 in Phillipsport, Sullivan Co, New YorkG.1
Estelle lived in 1870. Mamakating, Sullivan, New York.1
Estelle lived in 1880. Beech Springs, Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States.1
Estelle Benedict married Mack C High on 20 November 1884.1,1
Estelle lived in Columbia, Richland Co, South Carolina, 1868G, in 1930.1
Estelle Benedict died on 20 April 1953 in Columbia, Houston Co, ALG.1
Estelle lived in 1870. Mamakating, Sullivan, New York.1
Estelle lived in 1880. Beech Springs, Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States.1
Estelle Benedict married Mack C High on 20 November 1884.1,1
Estelle lived in Columbia, Richland Co, South Carolina, 1868G, in 1930.1
Estelle Benedict died on 20 April 1953 in Columbia, Houston Co, ALG.1
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
Clara Annette Crosby1,2,3
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #23853, b. 01/25/1904, d. 03/__/1993
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | Pinckney Tindell (b. 4 March 1873, d. 10 September 1935) |
| Mother | Martha A. Casey (b. 19 September 1878, d. 27 August 1937) |
Family: Veroy Thomley (b. 1 September 1902, d. 31 December 1983)
| Daughter | Helen Ruth Thomley (b. after 1920, d. before 8 January 2013) |
| Son | Harold Randolph Thomley (b. 30 September 1923, d. 11 April 1926) |
| Son | Howard B Thomley+ (b. 12 June 1932, d. 8 January 2013) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Clara Annette Crosby was also known as Clara Thomley. She, daughter of Pinckney Tindell and Martha A. Casey, was born on 25 January 1904 in AlabamaG+.1,2,3
Clara Annette Crosby was listed as a daughter of Pinckney Tindell in 1910 in Beat 2, Jefferson Davis Co, MississippiG, in the census.3
Veroy Thomley ~18 married Clara Annette Crosby ~16, daughter of Pinckney Tindell and Martha A. Casey, in 1920 in MississippiG.
Clara Annette Crosby was listed as a daughter of Pinckney Tindell in 1920 in Beat 2, Jefferson Davis Co, MississippiG, in the census.1
Clara Annette Crosby was the wife of Veroy Thomley in the census in 1930 in Picayune, Pearl River Co, MississippiG.
According to the 1940 census, the family of Veroy Thomley were living in Beat 4, Lamar Co, MississippiG, on 1 April 1935.
Clara Annette Crosby was the wife of Veroy Thomley in the census in 1940 in Lamar Co, MississippiG.
Clara Annette Crosby died in March 1993 in Hattiesburg, Forrest/Lamar Co, MississippiG, at 89 years of age. She was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Oak Grove, Lamar Co, MississippiG.
Find a Grave Memorial # is. 66730543.
Clara Annette Crosby was listed as a daughter of Pinckney Tindell in 1910 in Beat 2, Jefferson Davis Co, MississippiG, in the census.3
Veroy Thomley ~18 married Clara Annette Crosby ~16, daughter of Pinckney Tindell and Martha A. Casey, in 1920 in MississippiG.
Clara Annette Crosby was listed as a daughter of Pinckney Tindell in 1920 in Beat 2, Jefferson Davis Co, MississippiG, in the census.1
Clara Annette Crosby was the wife of Veroy Thomley in the census in 1930 in Picayune, Pearl River Co, MississippiG.
According to the 1940 census, the family of Veroy Thomley were living in Beat 4, Lamar Co, MississippiG, on 1 April 1935.
Clara Annette Crosby was the wife of Veroy Thomley in the census in 1940 in Lamar Co, MississippiG.
Clara Annette Crosby died in March 1993 in Hattiesburg, Forrest/Lamar Co, MississippiG, at 89 years of age. She was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Oak Grove, Lamar Co, MississippiG.
Find a Grave Memorial # is. 66730543.
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Citations
- [S239] 1920 United States Federal Census
- [S245] Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census ofthe United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives andRecords Administration, 1930
- [S243] 1910 United States Federal Census
Martin Ballard
M, #23854, b. abt __/__/1838
Parents
| Father | John J. Ballard (b. 1812) |
| Mother | Nancy Unknown (b. 1809) |
Family: Mollie Unknown (b. 5 August 1852)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Martin Ballard, son of John J. Ballard and Nancy Unknown, was born about 1838 in Fayette Co, GAG+.1
Martin Ballard married Mollie Unknown on 5 September 1872 in Pickensville, Pickens Co, AlabamaG.1,1
Martin Ballard married Mollie Unknown on 5 September 1872 in Pickensville, Pickens Co, AlabamaG.1,1
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Citations
- [S8] ., Personal Research/Notes
Mollie Unknown
F, #23855, b. 08/05/1852
Family: Martin Ballard (b. about 1838)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Mollie Unknown was also known as Mollie Ballard. She, was born on 5 August 1852 in Pickens Co, AlabamaG.1
Mollie Unknown married Martin Ballard, son of John J. Ballard and Nancy Unknown, on 5 September 1872 in Pickensville, Pickens Co, AlabamaG.1,1
Mollie Unknown married Martin Ballard, son of John J. Ballard and Nancy Unknown, on 5 September 1872 in Pickensville, Pickens Co, AlabamaG.1,1
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Citations
- [S8] ., Personal Research/Notes
William B Toler1
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #23856, b. 03/02/1800, d. __/__/1874
Parents
| Father | Stephen Tolar (b. 1762, d. 1818) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Powell (b. 1763, d. 1825) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William B Toler. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.1 He. 1825 Mar 2 - Division of the lands of Stephen Toler, deceased, bycommissioners among the lawful heirs, namely: Thomas Toler, StephenAshly Toler, Charlotte Toler, Merriba Toler, Powell Toler, WilliamWiggs in right of his wife Elizabeth Wiggs, John Toler, William Toler,Lewis Toler, and Stephen Toler. [237]. He, son of Stephen Tolar and Elizabeth Powell, was born on 2 March 1800 in Pikeville, Wayne Co, North CarolinaG.
William B Toler died in 1874 in Union Co, IllinoisG.1
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Citations
- [S130] Kinfolks of Wayne County North Carolina 1793-1832,Watson, Joseph W. Watson, Joseph W, 1986, Publisher: Meridional Publications Meridional Publications, Repository: Love Houston Memorial Library, [237].
Alice Tittle
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 2 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #23857, b. __/__/1868
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | Adam Elias W Tittle (b. 1836, d. 1903) |
| Mother | America Elizabeth Farris (b. 17 January 1845) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Alice Tittle, daughter of Adam Elias W Tittle and America Elizabeth Farris, was born in 1868 in Pilot Point, Denton Co, TexasG.
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Carlie Otha Patterson1,2,3
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #23858, b. 05/__/1893, d. 04/06/1966
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | Allen Patterson (b. October 1866, d. before 1930) |
| Mother | Sarah Ann Phillips (b. 22 November 1871, d. 19 April 1951) |
Family 1: Emma Jenkins (d. 1966)
| Son | Wilbur Francis Patterson (b. 3 February 1920) |
| Son | Milton Otha Patterson (b. 18 June 1922) |
| Daughter | Mary Elizabeth Patterson+ (b. 1 September 1924, d. 11 September 1998) |
Family 2: Ruby Adelia Hanks (b. 30 July 1899, d. after 1966)
| Daughter | Imogene Patterson |
| Child | Ruby Charles Patterson (b. 12 March 1933, d. 22 May 1971) |
| Son | David Allen Patterson (b. 5 February 1936, d. 5 December 1936) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Carlie Otha Patterson was also known as Carley O Patterson.4 He was also known as Carlie Other Patterson.5 He. this could be the Charles A. Patterson, b abt 1897 with wife Ruby, b1895 and dau Carolyn, b abt 1919, living in Montgomery in 1920. He, son of Allen Patterson and Sarah Ann Phillips, was born in May 1893 in AlabamaG+.4 Carlie Otha Patterson, son of Allen Patterson and Sarah Ann Phillips, was born in 1894 in AlabamaG+.1 Carlie Otha Patterson, son of Allen Patterson and Sarah Ann Phillips, was born on 24 May 1897 in AlabamaG+.2,3,5
Carlie lived in Skipperville, Dale Co, ALG, in 1900.4
Carlie lived in Arguta, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1910.1
Carlie lived in Dale Co, ALG+, in 1917. Worl War I Draft Registration, single.5
Carlie Otha Patterson married Ruby Adelia Hanks on 5 October 1927.
Carlie Otha Patterson married Emma Jenkins about 1928.
Carlie lived in Arguta, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1930.2
Carlie Otha Patterson died on 6 April 1966 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.3
Carlie lived in Skipperville, Dale Co, ALG, in 1900.4
Carlie lived in Arguta, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1910.1
Carlie lived in Dale Co, ALG+, in 1917. Worl War I Draft Registration, single.5
Carlie Otha Patterson married Ruby Adelia Hanks on 5 October 1927.
Carlie Otha Patterson married Emma Jenkins about 1928.
Carlie lived in Arguta, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1930.2
Carlie Otha Patterson died on 6 April 1966 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.3
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Citations
- [S243] 1910 United States Federal Census
- [S245] Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census ofthe United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives andRecords Administration, 1930
- [S26] Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index, Memo: Social Security Administration, Social Security Death Index, MasterFile, : Social Security Administration
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
- [S240] Ancestry.com, U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Memo: United States, Selective Service System, World War I Selective ServiceSystem Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Washington, D.C.: NationalArchives and Records Administration
Nathan Richard Trawick1,2,3
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #23859, b. 06/02/1915, d. 12/17/1995
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | William Albert Trawick (b. 26 October 1878, d. 25 October 1957) |
| Mother | Ida Lilac Phillips (b. 26 October 1880, d. 6 September 1962) |
Family: Minnie Mae McDonald (b. 1 July 1916, d. 3 September 1998)
| Daughter | Helen Trawick |
| Daughter | Carolyn Trawick |
| Daughter | Sara Ann Trawick+ (b. 27 January 1949, d. 20 May 1997) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Nathan Richard Trawick married Minnie Mae McDonald.
Nathan Richard Trawick was farmer and worked for Dolly Madison. He, son of William Albert Trawick and Ida Lilac Phillips, was born on 2 June 1915 in Barbour Co, ALG+. Nathan Richard Trawick, son of William Albert Trawick and Ida Lilac Phillips, was born on 4 December 1915 in Barbour Co, ALG+.1,2,3
Nathan lived in Arguta, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1920.1
Nathan lived in Newton, Dale Co, ALG, in 1930.2
Nathan Richard Trawick died on 17 December 1995 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.3 He was buried in Center Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery, Ariton, Dale Co, Alabama, 31.55687;-85.67846G.
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Citations
- [S239] 1920 United States Federal Census
- [S245] Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census ofthe United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives andRecords Administration, 1930
- [S26] Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index, Memo: Social Security Administration, Social Security Death Index, MasterFile, : Social Security Administration
Jessie Lou Segars1,2
F, #23860, b. 10/19/1910, d. 11/27/2004
Parents
| Father | Coley Segars |
| Mother | Emma Cherry |
Family: Robert Harvey Casey (b. 14 September 1902, d. 25 August 1987)
| Son | Robert Leon Casey (b. 28 July 1929, d. 27 March 1978) |
| Son | Albert Hazel Casey, Sr.+ |
| Son | Talmadge Casey+ |
| Daughter | Delores Reese Casey+ |
| Son | Billy Joe Casey (b. 1940, d. before 2004) |
| Son | Harold Casey (b. 1941, d. 1991) |
| Son | Ralph Casey (b. about 1945, d. before 2004) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Jessie Lou Segars was also known as Jessie Lou Casey. She, daughter of Coley Segars and Emma Cherry, was born on 19 October 1910 in AlabamaG+.1,2
Jessie lived in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1920.1
Jessie Lou Segars married Robert Harvey Casey, son of William Benjamin Casey and Cora Adelia Collins, on 30 October 1927.
Jessie Lou Segars was buried in Epworth Cemetery, Barbour Co, AlabamaG.
Jessie Lou Segars died on 27 November 2004 in Abbeville, Henry Co, ALG.2
Jessie lived in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1920.1
Jessie Lou Segars married Robert Harvey Casey, son of William Benjamin Casey and Cora Adelia Collins, on 30 October 1927.
Jessie Lou Segars was buried in Epworth Cemetery, Barbour Co, AlabamaG.
Jessie Lou Segars died on 27 November 2004 in Abbeville, Henry Co, ALG.2
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Citations
Minnie Mae McDonald1
F, #23861, b. 07/01/1916, d. 09/03/1998
Family: Nathan Richard Trawick (b. 2 June 1915, d. 17 December 1995)
| Daughter | Helen Trawick |
| Daughter | Carolyn Trawick |
| Daughter | Sara Ann Trawick+ (b. 27 January 1949, d. 20 May 1997) |
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Biography
Minnie Mae McDonald was also known as Minnie Mae Trawick.
Minnie Mae McDonald married Nathan Richard Trawick, son of William Albert Trawick and Ida Lilac Phillips.
Minnie Mae McDonald, was born on 1 July 1916 in AlabamaG+. She, was born on 7 October 1920 in AlabamaG+.1
Minnie Mae McDonald died on 3 September 1998 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.1 She was buried in Center Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery, Ariton, Dale Co, Alabama, 31.55687;-85.67846G.
Minnie Mae McDonald married Nathan Richard Trawick, son of William Albert Trawick and Ida Lilac Phillips.
Minnie Mae McDonald, was born on 1 July 1916 in AlabamaG+. She, was born on 7 October 1920 in AlabamaG+.1
Minnie Mae McDonald died on 3 September 1998 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.1 She was buried in Center Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery, Ariton, Dale Co, Alabama, 31.55687;-85.67846G.
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Citations
- [S26] Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index, Memo: Social Security Administration, Social Security Death Index, MasterFile, : Social Security Administration
Minnie Belle Tye
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 3 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #23862, b. 04/08/1871, d. 08/15/1948
| References | John Culver |
Parents
| Father | Milton McCamie Tye (b. 7 November 1832, d. 1 January 1895) |
| Mother | Pimilie Laura Culver (b. 2 February 1835, d. 14 September 1891) |
Family: Wesley Clements (b. 1 May 1865, d. 29 September 1943)
| Daughter | Corrie Lee Clements+ (b. 22 March 1898) |
| Son | Allen Comer Clements (b. 1 June 1902) |
| Son | Herbert H. Clements+ (b. 5 July 1909) |
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Biography
Minnie Belle Tye was also known as Minnie Belle Clements. She, daughter of Milton McCamie Tye and Pimilie Laura Culver, was born on 8 April 1871.
Minnie Belle Tye married Wesley Clements on 19 June 1896 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
Minnie Belle Tye died on 15 August 1948.
Minnie Belle Tye married Wesley Clements on 19 June 1896 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
Minnie Belle Tye died on 15 August 1948.
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Wesley Clements
M, #23863, b. 05/01/1865, d. 09/29/1943
Family: Minnie Belle Tye (b. 8 April 1871, d. 15 August 1948)
| Daughter | Corrie Lee Clements+ (b. 22 March 1898) |
| Son | Allen Comer Clements (b. 1 June 1902) |
| Son | Herbert H. Clements+ (b. 5 July 1909) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Wesley Clements, was born on 1 May 1865.
Wesley Clements married Minnie Belle Tye, daughter of Milton McCamie Tye and Pimilie Laura Culver, on 19 June 1896 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
Wesley Clements died on 29 September 1943.
Wesley Clements married Minnie Belle Tye, daughter of Milton McCamie Tye and Pimilie Laura Culver, on 19 June 1896 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
Wesley Clements died on 29 September 1943.
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Corrie Lee Clements
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 2 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #23864, b. 03/22/1898
| References | John Culver |
Parents
| Father | Wesley Clements (b. 1 May 1865, d. 29 September 1943) |
| Mother | Minnie Belle Tye (b. 8 April 1871, d. 15 August 1948) |
Family: Joseph Louis Clark (b. 21 August 1898)
| Son | Walter Ellis Clark+ (b. 8 June 1918) |
| Son | Vernon D. Clark (b. 10 July 1921) |
| Son | Joseph L. Clark, Jr. (b. 18 September 1924) |
| Daughter | Minnie Lee Clark |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Corrie Lee Clements was also known as Corrie Lee Clark. She, daughter of Wesley Clements and Minnie Belle Tye, was born on 22 March 1898.
Corrie Lee Clements married Joseph Louis Clark, son of William Riley Clark and Leota Ramsey, on 18 February 1916 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
Corrie Lee Clements married Joseph Louis Clark, son of William Riley Clark and Leota Ramsey, on 18 February 1916 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
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Joseph Louis Clark
M, #23865, b. 08/21/1898
Parents
| Father | William Riley Clark |
| Mother | Leota Ramsey |
Family: Corrie Lee Clements (b. 22 March 1898)
| Son | Walter Ellis Clark+ (b. 8 June 1918) |
| Son | Vernon D. Clark (b. 10 July 1921) |
| Son | Joseph L. Clark, Jr. (b. 18 September 1924) |
| Daughter | Minnie Lee Clark |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Joseph Louis Clark, son of William Riley Clark and Leota Ramsey, was born on 21 August 1898.
Joseph Louis Clark married Corrie Lee Clements, daughter of Wesley Clements and Minnie Belle Tye, on 18 February 1916 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
Joseph Louis Clark married Corrie Lee Clements, daughter of Wesley Clements and Minnie Belle Tye, on 18 February 1916 in Pinckard, Dale Co, AlabamaG.
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William Henry Watson1,2
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 2 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #23866, b. 11/23/1878, d. abt __/__/1954
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | George Washington Watson (d. 4 December 1929) |
| Mother | Rosetta Casey (b. 10 November 1853, d. 15 March 1915) |
Family: Salina A. Dee Slaydon (b. January 1885, d. about 1956)
| Son | Tc Watson+ (b. 6 November 1910, d. 7 December 1993) |
| Son | Odell Watson (b. 7 November 1911, d. 3 January 1945) |
| Daughter | Iva Mae Watson (b. 24 April 1913, d. 22 December 1985) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William Henry Watson was buried in Union Springs Cemetery, Corrigan, Polk Co, TexasG.1
William Henry Watson married Salina A. Dee Slaydon, daughter of Howell (willie) Slaydon and Sarah W..
William Henry Watson and Salina A. Dee Slaydon were divorced. He, son of George Washington Watson and Rosetta Casey, was born on 23 November 1878 in Pine Apple, Wilcox Co, AlabamaG.1,2
William Henry Watson was a son of George Washington Watson in the census in 1880 in Old Texas, Monroe Co, AlabamaG.3
William lived in Old Texas District, Monroe Co, AlabamaG, in 1880.
William Henry Watson was a son of George Washington Watson in the census in 1900 in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG.2
William lived in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG, in 1900.2
William Henry Watson married about 1908.1
William Henry Watson died about 1954 in Corrigan, Polk Co, TexasG.1
William Henry Watson married Salina A. Dee Slaydon, daughter of Howell (willie) Slaydon and Sarah W..
William Henry Watson and Salina A. Dee Slaydon were divorced. He, son of George Washington Watson and Rosetta Casey, was born on 23 November 1878 in Pine Apple, Wilcox Co, AlabamaG.1,2
William Henry Watson was a son of George Washington Watson in the census in 1880 in Old Texas, Monroe Co, AlabamaG.3
William lived in Old Texas District, Monroe Co, AlabamaG, in 1880.
William Henry Watson was a son of George Washington Watson in the census in 1900 in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG.2
William lived in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG, in 1900.2
William Henry Watson married about 1908.1
William Henry Watson died about 1954 in Corrigan, Polk Co, TexasG.1
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
Lemuel Leon Watson
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 2 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #23867, b. 04/__/1892, d. 11/22/1934
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | George Washington Watson (d. 4 December 1929) |
| Mother | Rosetta Casey (b. 10 November 1853, d. 15 March 1915) |
Family: Laura Narcissis Ferguson (b. 1900, d. 1939)
| Daughter | Bonnie Watson |
| Son | Melvin Leon Watson+ |
| Daughter | Lillian L. Watson+ |
| Son | Wilburn Dexter Watson+ |
| Daughter | Billie Maudine Watson+ (b. 5 June 1928, d. 7 September 2005) |
| Son | Gene Watson |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Lemuel Leon Watson was also known as Lenny B Watson.1 He, son of George Washington Watson and Rosetta Casey, was born in April 1892 in AlabamaG+.1 Lemuel Leon Watson, son of George Washington Watson and Rosetta Casey, was born on 7 April 1892 in Pine Apple, Wilcox Co, AlabamaG.
Lemuel Leon Watson was a son of George Washington Watson in the census in 1900 in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG.1
Lemuel lived in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG, in 1900.1
Lemuel Leon Watson died on 22 November 1934.
Lemuel Leon Watson was a son of George Washington Watson in the census in 1900 in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG.1
Lemuel lived in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG, in 1900.1
Lemuel Leon Watson died on 22 November 1934.
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Citations
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
Lemuel Orese Watson1,2,3,4,5
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 2 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #23868, b. 04/07/1891, d. 11/22/1934
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | George Washington Watson (d. 4 December 1929) |
| Mother | Rosetta Casey (b. 10 November 1853, d. 15 March 1915) |
Family: Laura Narcissus Ferguson (b. 1906, d. 1 January 1938)
| Daughter | Lillie Loraine Watson (b. 1920, d. 2003) |
| Son | Melvin Leon Watson+ (b. 15 February 1921, d. 9 March 2002) |
| Son | Wilbern D Watson (b. about 1926, d. 31 July 1977) |
| Son | Gene Watson |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Lemuel Orese Watson was also known as Rese Watson. He, son of George Washington Watson and Rosetta Casey, was born on 7 April 1891 in Pine Apple, Wilcox Co, AlabamaG.1,2,3,4,5
Lemuel lived in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG, in 1900.2
Lemuel lived in San Augustine, TexasG, in 1917.5
Lemuel lived in San Augustine, TexasG, in 1917.4
Lemuel lived in Justice Precinct 4, San Augustine, TexasG, in 1920.1
Lemuel lived in Precinct 6, Angelina Co, TexasG, in 1930.3
Lemuel Orese Watson died on 22 November 1934 in Silsby, Hardin, TexasG.2
Lemuel lived in Justice Precinct 8, Bastrop Co, TexasG, in 1900.2
Lemuel lived in San Augustine, TexasG, in 1917.5
Lemuel lived in San Augustine, TexasG, in 1917.4
Lemuel lived in Justice Precinct 4, San Augustine, TexasG, in 1920.1
Lemuel lived in Precinct 6, Angelina Co, TexasG, in 1930.3
Lemuel Orese Watson died on 22 November 1934 in Silsby, Hardin, TexasG.2
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Citations
- [S239] 1920 United States Federal Census
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S245] Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census ofthe United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives andRecords Administration, 1930
- [S240] Ancestry.com, U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Memo: United States, Selective Service System, World War I Selective ServiceSystem Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Washington, D.C.: NationalArchives and Records Administration
- [S242] Banks, Ray, comp., WWI Civilian Draft Registrations
William Duncan Barbree1,2,3
| Relationship | Great-granduncle of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #23869, b. 12/__/1848
| References | BARBREE SMITHWICK Hugh |
Parents
| Father |  Stancil Barbree (b. calculated 1811, d. 28 July 1856) |
| Mother | Ann Ganer Hester (b. calculated 1822, d. after 1870) |
Family: Martha Unknown (b. December 1847)
| Daughter | Elizabeth Barbree (b. about 1869) |
| Son | Joseph Daniel Barbree+ (b. July 1875, d. 24 November 1951) |
| Daughter | Mattie V Barbree+ (b. April 1882) |
| Daughter | Jennie A Barbree (b. November 1885, d. after 1910) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William Duncan Barbree. . He, son of Stancil Barbree and Ann Ganer Hester, was born in December 1848.1,2,3
William lived in District 12, Baker Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850. Stansil Barbree 39 farmer $250 GA, Ganer 28 NC, Mary Spiers 10 GA,Anna Barbree 5 GA, Daniel 4 GA, John S. 3 GA, William 1 GA.223
William lived in District 15, Decatur Co, GeorgiaG, in 1860. Gainer Barberre 35 GA, Mary 16 GA, Ann 14 GA, Chas 12 GA, Duncan 10GA, Penny 5 GA, Joseph 3 GA, George 2 GA, Elizabeth Spears 20 GA.3
William Duncan Barbree married Martha Unknown about 1868.
William Duncan Barbree was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Decatur Co, GAG. Duncan Barbree 20 farm laborer GA can't read/write, Martha 22 GA can'tread/write, Elizabeth 1 GA. Living close to Anne Barbree.
William lived in Pine Hill, Decatur Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900. logger.1
William lived in District 12, Baker Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850. Stansil Barbree 39 farmer $250 GA, Ganer 28 NC, Mary Spiers 10 GA,Anna Barbree 5 GA, Daniel 4 GA, John S. 3 GA, William 1 GA.223
William lived in District 15, Decatur Co, GeorgiaG, in 1860. Gainer Barberre 35 GA, Mary 16 GA, Ann 14 GA, Chas 12 GA, Duncan 10GA, Penny 5 GA, Joseph 3 GA, George 2 GA, Elizabeth Spears 20 GA.3
William Duncan Barbree married Martha Unknown about 1868.
William Duncan Barbree was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Decatur Co, GAG. Duncan Barbree 20 farm laborer GA can't read/write, Martha 22 GA can'tread/write, Elizabeth 1 GA. Living close to Anne Barbree.
William lived in Pine Hill, Decatur Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900. logger.1
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Citations
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
Martha Unknown1
F, #23870, b. 12/__/1847
Family: William Duncan Barbree (b. December 1848)
| Daughter | Elizabeth Barbree (b. about 1869) |
| Son | Joseph Daniel Barbree+ (b. July 1875, d. 24 November 1951) |
| Daughter | Mattie V Barbree+ (b. April 1882) |
| Daughter | Jennie A Barbree (b. November 1885, d. after 1910) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Martha Unknown was also known as Martha Barbree. She, was born in December 1847.1
Martha Unknown married William Duncan Barbree, son of Stancil Barbree and Ann Ganer Hester, about 1868.
Martha lived in Pine Hill, Decatur Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900.1
Martha Unknown married William Duncan Barbree, son of Stancil Barbree and Ann Ganer Hester, about 1868.
Martha lived in Pine Hill, Decatur Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900.1
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Citations
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900