Notes

[NI0006] Per Callie Lamodie Carraway Adams Woods (sister to Doris Ophelia "Tinnie" Graves Christenberry), George worked for the railroad and died while at work in an accident.

[NI0007] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped Page 28A, Line 4, Dwelling 413, Family 414

Carraway, Herbert Age 25 M
Mary 31 F
Tiney G. 14 F
Callie 7 F
Florence L. 5 F (Would be Lawrence Lee Carraway, son)
Herman 3 3/12 M

[NI0011] 1900 US Census, Polk County, Tn. Enumeration Dist. 125 Family No. 114

Woods, George W. Age 29 Oct., 1870
Nancy C. Age 28 Aug., 1871
Lillie E. Age 8 Dec., 1891
Grover C. Age 7 May, 1893
Mamie L. Age 5
William H. Age 2 months

1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist 3, Family 156 (Next door to brother-in-law, King J. Stinnett).

Woods, George W. Head Age 39 Widower
Lillie E. Dau 18
Grover C. Son 17
Ona B. Dau 16
William H. Son 11
John R. Son 6

1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Vol 3, ED 7, District 1, Stamped Page 107B, Line 64 (living on Bates Pike Road)

Woods, George W. Age 49
Mary Age 47
John R. Age 16
Albert L. Age 7
Rinthey J. Age 5
Jacup C. Age 3

1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 1, ED 6-2, Supervisors District 13, Stamped Page 192A. Living on Bates Pike Road:

Woods, George W. 59 TN TN GA Work-General Farmer
Mary C. 56 TN US US
Albert L. 17 TN TN TN
Jacob C. 13 TN TN TN

[NI0014] Tennessee - Cleveland Daily Banner, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, June 24, 1925, page 3

Rinthey Jane Woods, 10, dies at Old Fort Monday

Rinthey Jane Woods, age 10 years, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. George Woods of the Old Fort community, died Monday from an attack of acute indigestion, being ill only two days. She was buried at Cumberland Shed cemetery, Polk county, Tuesday.

Bradley County, Tennessee Death Certificate 140. Cause listed as acute indigestion.

[NI0028] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District Page 7

Stinet, John H 35 M laborer TN TN TN
Susan W 35 F keeps house TN NC NC
Berry S 10 M laborer TN TN TN
Nancy D 7 F TN TN TN
King S 5 M TN TN TN
Harriett D 2 F TN TN TN

[NI0029] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Cleveland Township, District 11, Stamped Page 88A, living on Wilson Avenue

Woods, Grover C. Age 36 Head
Mary L. 32 Wife
Grace A. 13 Daughter
Harel R. 9 Daughter (Hazel)
Harris, Leon 10 Stepson
Lillie M. 7 Stepdaughter
Woods, Alice R. 4 9/12 Daughter
Grover C. Jr. 2 9/12 Son

[NI0030] Per 1957 Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, City Directory, page 559, J Riley (Allie B.) 2 h, 651 Railroad West Ne.

[NI0031] 1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Vo. 3, ED 7, Sheet 5A, line 29, in home of father-in-law, William J. Branam.

Woods, Willie Age 19
Hettie 16

1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 4, Stamped page 112B, Dwelling 368. Household 393, Living on Tasso Pike:

Woods, Willie Age 30 Head
Hettie M. 27 Wife
Mary B. 9 Daughter
Daniel 6 Son
Flavis 5 Daughter
Floyd 9/12 Son

[NI0037]

[NI0045] Real name was Alvin Bernard Criswell

[NI0067] William Norton LeGear is burried at the Pine Crest Cemetery on Dauphin Island Parkway in Mobile Alabama. Burried with him is his wife Adelheid Emma Langner LeGear, son, William N. LeGear, Jr. brother Willey Herbert LeGear.

[NI0070] Found in 1930 Census, Georgia, Randolph County, Benevolence Township, District 16, Roll T626_382, Stamped Page 171

LeGear, Emma Head 65 Ga. Ar. Ga.
Cleo Dau 22 Ga. Ga. Ga.

[NI0071] Leger, Benjamin Hamilton (b, 1826) enlisted 4/8/1862 at Camp Anderson. Surrendered at Appomattox 4/9/1865.

Florida 5th Infantry Co. K
Leger, Hamilton Private 9APR65
National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record:
000225, 0005, 00002648

[NI0072] Marriage of Hamilton Legere and Ann Stewart 2-18-1854 was in a book Randolph County Marriages 1828 - 1922.

[NI0073]

Military Records:
"The Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861 - 1965 Volume XII Oadneal,
Alfred N. and Rand, William H. Broadfoot Publishing Co. Wilmington N. C. 1996
(Mobile Public Library)
Powell, Watson F. GA 12th Cav. Co. F.
Powell, Watson F. GA Inf. 3rd Ba. Co. B
Powell, Watson F. GA 37th Inf. Co. A

"Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia" Volume IV - Lillian Henderson
(Mobile Public Library)
Powell, Watson F. - Private May 1862. Detailed for hospital
duty at Chattanooga, Tenn. March 6, 1863. Transferred to
Co. A. 37th Regt. Ga. Inf. May 6, 1873. On detail in Chattanooga,
Tenn. hospital Feb 28, 1864. Surrendered at Citronelle, Al.
May 4, 1865, and paroled at Meridian, Miss. May 10, 1865.
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Watson Franklin Powell is buried in the Benevolent Cemetery, Randolph County, Ga. His headstone is broken in half. A picture of his grave is in the files of Phyllis LeGear Woods (great-great-granddaughter)

[NI0074] Marriage License
State of Georgia, Floyd County
Page 216
No. 936

To any Judge, Justice of the Peace, or Minister of the Gospel;
You are hereby authorized to join Watson F. Powell and Nancy L. Findley in the Holy State of Matrimony, according to the Laws of this State. If they are such persons as are by Law authorized to marry, and for so doing this shall be your License, and that you return the same to this office for records.
Given under my hand and official seal, this 10 day of July 1863.
(signed) Jesse Lambert, Ordinary.

I hereby certify, that on the 12th day of July 1863 Watson F. Powell and Nancy L. Finley were lawfully joined in the Holy State of Matrimony by me. (Signed) D. W. Quin. M. G.

Recorded September 28th, A.D. 1863 (signed) Jesse Lambert, Ordinary

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1870 Census Randolph County, Cuthbert Ga. 718 Militia District July 17, 1870
Household No. 62; Family no. 66
Powell Franklin - 40 - m - w - Farmer - 1500 - 150 - S Carolina
Loretta - 28 - F - W - Keeps house - Ga.
Alice A. - 12 - F - W - At home - Ga.
Emma L. - 6 - F - W - Ga.
Finley, Thomas - 19 - M - W - Works on farm - Ga.

1880 Census Randolph County, Ga. 152 District June 2, 1880
Household No. 23; Family No. 24
Powell Watson - W - M - 50 - Farmer -
Nancy - W - F 0 39 - Wife - Keeping House
Alice - W - F - 20 - Daughter - Keepinghouse - Ga -
Emma W - F - 18- Daughter - Keeping house -
T. L. (?) - W - M - 2 - Son -

1900 Census Randolph County, Ga. 1566 Militia District, June 26, 1900
Household No. 409; Family No. 424
R(P)owell Nancy L. - H - W - F - Nov - 1840 - 59 - Wd - 2 - 2 - Ga - Ga - Ga - Farmer
Frank L. - S - W - M - Aug - 1877 - 22 - S - Ga - Ga - Ga

________________________________________________________________

Nancy L. Powell applied for "Pension by a Widow Under Act of 1910. She had a witness of marriage and of service of Watson F. Powell by friend Eli S. Stanford, Murray Co., Ga. Eli Stanford states that he knew Watson F. Powell before the war, that they enlisted together in May 1861 at Spring Place, Ga. They served under General Bragg. Also affidvits of Two Freeholders - H. H. Knighton and J. C. Taylor verifying her real property (140 acres). Note fromJ. H. Bayns

________________________________________________________________

Nancy Finley Powell is buried in Benevolent Cemetery, Randolph Co. Ga. beside her husband, Watson Franklin Powell. A picture of her grave is with Phyllis LeGear Woods (great - great - granddaughter).

[NI0075] "A German Marriage. Last evening at 6:30, at the residence of Capt. W. M. Winkler on Union Street, Mr. Eugene Langner was married to Miss Minnie Ebel, Elder Sweeney officiating. The German cermony was followed as far as possible, one of the features of which is the wedding rings. Before the words are pronounced which make them man and wife, an attendant enters bearing the rings. These the officiating minister places on the hands of the bride and groom, while appropriate words are spoken. The wedding last night was attended by but a few of the more intimate friends of Mr Winkler, after which an elegant supper was served.

The bride arrived from Hamburg a day or two age, making the trip alone to Cincinnati to consumate the engagement which had been made before the groom came over. She is quite handsome and is accomplished. During the evening she favored the guests with several songs. She has one of those fare German voices, and sings with excellent taste."

**The Daily Evening Republican, Saturday, August 29, 1885 (copy from Bartholomew Co. Library, Columbus, Ind.**

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Eugene Otto Langner, born 19 Sept. 1857, Pless, Germany, arrived in the United States in April 1884; filed intentions for citizenship 10 May1884 and was naturalized in Columbus, Indiana, 8 Dec. 1899. Minerva (Minna or Minnie) Caroline Ebel, born 29 Nov. 1858, Breslau, Germany, arrived in the United States on 24 August 1885. Eugene and Minna were married by Elder Z. T. Sweeney in Columbus, Indiana. Approximately 1902, Eugene and Minna moved their family of 9 children to Deer Park (Washington County, Al) were two additional children were born, one stillborn. Approximately 1905 - 1906, the family moved to Mobile, Alabama Eugene and Minna later moved to Birmingham, Alabama where they both died. Minna on 25 Feb. 1930 and Eugene on 26 Sept. 1933, and are buried in Forest Hill Cemetery Birmingham.

**Record of Naturalization. Bartholomew Co., Ind.; Marriage Recorfd, Bartholomew Co., Ind. Mobile City Directories available at Mobile Public Library, Mobile, Ala., Death Certificates, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Dept of Public Health, Montgomery, Ala.**

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Clipping in the Birmingham Newspaper
Eugene Langner Dies
Native of Germany was Active
Woodlawn Church Man

Eugene Otto Langner, 76 died Tuesday afternoon at his home, 124 North Sixty-Second Street, following a long illness. Mr. Langner was a native of Germany, where his father was at one time president of City Commission of Pless.
Educated in Germany, Mr. Langner came to America in 1884, and the following year married Miss Minna Ebel, also a native of Germany. he was professor of languages at Hartville College, Indiana.
From Hartville he went to Mobile, and was active in church work there, serving as president of the board. He ame to Birmingham in 1919 and continued his church activities with Woodlawn Baptist Church.
Surviving him are his sons, W. R., T. F., A. C., and E. E., of Birmingham, and P. A. Langner of Mobile, his daughters, Mrs. Bertha Rowell and Mrs. Emma LeGear of Mobile; 23 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Funeral arrangments will be announced.

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Clipping from Birmingham Newspaper
Mrs. Langner Buried
Funeral Services Held, Here for
Active Church Worker

Funeral Services for Mrs. E. O. Langner, 124 North Sixty-Second Street were held Tuesday with burial in Forrest Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Langner, a native of Germany, came to Birmingham 10 years ago from Mobile and became an active church worker. She is survived by her husband, five sons and two daughters.

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Census - Alabama Jefferson County - 1920
Eugene 62
Minnia 61
Arnold 27
Eugene 14

[NI0077] The following is per email from Gaby von Schweinichen, great granddaughter of Adelheid Natalie Charlotte Catherine Langner von Gumpert, sister to Eugene Otto Langner.

The parents of Adelheid and Eugene wer Moritz Otto Oscar Langner born Oct 22, 1828 in Breslau (today Poland) and he died April 16, 1919 at Konigshutte (today Poland. He was a farmer (he owned a so called "Rittergut", something very special, not only a farm. He married Mathilde Winkler, born June 22, 1834 at Zedlitz and died Sept. 2, 1915 at Konigshutte. She was the daughter of a priester.

One of their children was Adelheid Natalie Charlotte Christine. Adelheid was born on June 13, 1861 (Gaby has the original birth certificate, at Kunert (Wuestebrise) Kr. Ohlau and died May 12, 1944 at Goerlitz (today Poland). She married on Oct 26, 1886 Paul Benno Anton von Gumpert. Paul von Gumpert was the son of Benno Anton von Gumpert (Dec 27, 1817 Posen - Nov. 14, 1900 Hruschau) and Elise Ekkert (Nov 25, 1824 Posen died Dec. 19, 1905 Hruschau). Elise was a daughter of Friderike Ekkert who was not married father unknown, Elise and Benno married Oct 27, 1846 at Posen.

They had three children
1. Oskar Christian Gottlieb Feb 2, 1849 died May 1, 1893
2. Sophie Henrietta May 14, 1850 died Jan 20, 1940
3. Paul Benno Anton born Nov 29, 1857 at Putschniew, Russia, part of Poland, and he died June 25, 1941 at Goerlitz (today Poland). Paul was financial manager at the "Vercinigte Koenigs-Laurahuette" at Koenigshuette. After he retired the family went to Goerlitz.

[NI0082] Photo of headstone of Ellen Dorothea in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Alabama

[NI0083] 1860 Census, Mobile County Al.
Albert, age 28, born S. C.
household of Maria Smith

1870 Census, Jackson County, Mississippi
Richard, age 35, laborer, born Miss
Maria, age 20, born Miss.
Sherman, age 5, born miss, cannot read or write
Charles, age 3, born Miss, cannot read or write
Richard, Jr., age 4/12, brn Miss, cannot read or write.

[NI0084] 1850 Census Mobile County, Alabama
Mary, age 13, born Ala.
household of Henry Williams

1860 Census Mobile County, Alabama
Sarah, age 24 born Ala.
Household of Henry Williams

1870 Census Dutch Bayou, Jackson County, Mississippi
Mossy Parish page 485
Maria Smith, age 20
Sherman, age 5, male, white, born in Mississippi
Charles, age 3, male, white born in Mississippi
Richard 4/12 male, white, born in Mississippi
household of Richard Smith

[NI0087] 1900 Census of the United States - Mobile County
Dwelling 143 Family No. 143

Lowery, Robert R. Head, White, Male, Mo. of Birth Feb, Year of Birth 1868, Age 32
Married, No. of years married 11, Place of Birth, Ms. Father's Birth Ms.
Mother's Birth Ms. Occ. Day laborer,
Tempy Wife, White, Female, March 1873, 27 yr. Married 11 years, 6 children
5 still living, Birth AL. Father's birth Al., mother's birth Al.
William Son, White, Male, March 1890, 10 yrs., single, Al. Ms., Al.
Ellen D. Daughter, White, Female, March 1891 9 yrs. single, Al, Ms. Al.
Florence Daughter, White, Female, Jan, 1894, 6 yrs. single, Al. Ms., Al.
Lonn Son, White, Male, July 1897, 2 yrs. single, Al. Ms. Al.
James R. Son, White, Male, July 1899, 10/12, single, Al. Ms. Al.

1910 Census of the United States - Mobile County
Dwelling 89 Family No. 89

Lowery, Robert R. Head, age 54
Isabell wife age 48
Wiley, son, age 32
Vaudie, son age 16
Reathey, son age 14
Robert, son age 12
Randolph, son age 5
Myrtle, daughter age 4
Mildred, daughter age 2.

[NI0088] Photo of headstone of Tempy Isabella in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Alabama

[NI0090] Land Grant dated March 13, 1883
Northwest quarter of section twenty six in township three south of range four west of St. Stephens Meridian in Alabama, containing one hundred and sixty acres. Signed by Chester Arthur
President of the United States.

Lang Grant dated March 20th, 1884
North-east quarter of section thirty, in township three south of range three west of St. Stephens Meridian in Alabama, containing one hundred and fifty nine acres. Signed by Chester Arthur, President of the United States.

1880 Census Mobile County, Al.
Allen, Nathan age 25, farmer
Elizabeth age 20, housewife
Isabelle age 6 daughter
Jefferson, age 4 son
Anna age 3, daughter
Alfred, age 1 son

1900 Census Mobile, Co., Ala.
Allen, Nathan age 47,born Al. father born S. Carolina, mother born S. Carolina
Sarah E. age 41 born, Ala, father born Ala., mother born Ala.
Alfred E age 20 born ala
Mary E. age 18 born Ala.
James C. age 16 born Ala.
Adline age 14 born Ala.
Hattie L. age 11 born Ala.
Evalaine age 10 born Ala.
Genevia age 6 born Ala.
Walter age 4 born Ala.
William age 8 born Ala.

1910 Census Mobile Co., Ala.
Allen, Nathan age 56
Mary age 48
Margaret E. age 18
William F. age 16
Genevia E. age 14
Walter B. age 11

1920 Census Mobile Co., Ala.
Allen, Mary age 59

Photos of headstone of Nathan in Allentown Cemetery

[NI0091] Photo of Sarah Elizabeth Allen headstone in Allentown Cemetery

[NI0096] Burial info from "Cemetery Inscriptions - Pike County, Mississippi 1750 - 1978", page 256 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0098] Burial info from "Cemetery Inscriptions - Pike County, Mississippi 1750 - 1978", page 329 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0112] Burial info from "Cemetery Inscriptions - Pike County, Mississippi 1750 - 1978", page 329 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0116] 1850 US Census Rankin County, Mississippi, Page 214B, Line 38, Dwelling 144

Kirkland, Warren 25 M Mi
Jane 20 F La
Martin 4 M Miss
William 3 M Miss

[NI0123] 1870 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, page #276, line #29, household #73:

Woods, Joseph Age 19 M Farmer TN
Hannah P. 20 F GA
Prather, Rachel 46 F TN
Singleton 18 M GA
John 16 M GA
Henry 12 M GA
Sala 10 F GA

1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd Civil District, Stamped Page 31A, line #18, Dwelling 4:

Woods, Joseph H 30 M laborer TN TN TN
Hannah W 29 F keeps house GA GA GA
George S 10 M TN TN TN
Rachel D 7 F TN TN TN
Sarah D 3 F TN TN TN
Henry S 3/12 M Feb. TN TN TN

[NI0124] 1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee Census, 3rd District, ED 125, Dwelling 113

Woods, Hannah Head W F Oct. 1849 (Census shows Widowed)
Henry A. Son W M Feb. 1880
William N. Son W M Apr. 1883 (Dennis Wilburn)
Mary E. Dau W F Aug. 1885
Stinnett, Ratchal Dau W F Dec. 1872 (Census shows still married)
Tlithe M. Gr Dau W F Feb. 1893 (Probably Katie M.)
Sarah E. Gr Dau W F July 1895
McDowell, Sarah V. Dau W F Oct. 1876

1910 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee Census, Stamped page 6A

Woods, Hannah M. Head 60 W F Widowed
Stinnett, Rachel M. Dau 37 W F Widowed
Katie M. Gr Dau 17 W F
Sarah E. Gr Dau 14 W F
Woods, Mary E. Dau 23 W F

[NI0173] 1860 Census
Mobile County, Alabama
Maria Smith, age 40, female, born S. Carolina
Elizabeth, age 17, born Ala. school this year
Josephine, age 14, born Al. school this year
Albert, age 28, male, laborer, born S. C.
Alfred, age 25, male, laborer, born S. C.
Warren, age 16, male, born Al. school this year


Epsa Thomas, age 22, female, born Al.
Benjamin, age 20, male born Al.
Maria 8/12 born Ala.

[NI0175] He was a minister.

1840 Census - Mobile County, Alabama
James Allen
1 male under 5, 2 males between 5-10, 1 male between 15-20, 1 male between 20-30
1 female under 5, 1 female between 5-10, 1 female between 20-30.

1860 Census - Mobile County, Alabama
Dwelling 933 Household 732
James Allen age 49 b. South Carolina
Lenorah age 48 born Alabama
Alfred age 21 born Alabama
Perry age 18, born Alabama
Jeffery age 16 born Alabama
Whiting Margaret age 15
Samuel age 30 - School Teacher born Louisiana
Melissa age 13 born Alabama
Frances age 11 born Alabama
Nathan age 8 born Alabama

1880 Census - Mobile County, Alabama
James Allen age 69 Farmer
Lenorah age 68 housewife
Whiting, Sarah age 15 orphan
M. Tempy age 13 orphan
Pierce, Robert age 8 son

[NI0186] January 21, 1912
Mobile Press

Marriage Licenses.

W. C. Hartley and Flora E. Lowery.

[NI0192] Census - 1920 Mobile County, Alabama -January 14, 1970
Rowell, William M. 31
Bertha C. 29
Hempstead, Charles E. 12
Norton R. 10
Rowell, William M., Je. 1 5/12

[NI0193] Found in 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Alabama, Mobile, Oak Grove, District 8, ED 49-8, Dated April 17, 1930

Smith, Thomas 56 AL AL AL
Ancy Bell 45 AL AL AL
Nettie 14 AL AL AL
Nellie 11 AL AL AL

[NI0195] Shelby i sburried at the Mobile Memorial Garden Cemetery in Tillman's Corner, Alabama

[NI0196] Willey Herbert LeGear is burried at the Pine Crest Cemetery with his brother William Norton, sister is law Adelheid Emma Langner LeGear, nephew William N. LeGear, Jr. Graves taken good care of.

[NI0201] Hue Otis Geeslin is burried at the Mt. Hebron Cemetery next door to the Mt. Hebron Baptist Church with his first wife Donnie. Cleo, his present wife, is buried at Benevolent Cemetery with her grandparents, Watson Franklin Powell and Nancy Loretta Finley.

[NI0203] Census - 1920 Alabama - Mobile County
William R. 32
Abby H. 30
Inez A. 9
William R. Jr. 6
Ernest E. 5
Oliver E. 2 2/12
Myrtle 1/12

[NI0210] Possible birth date 9-9-1906

[NI0256] Retha is buried in Allentown Cemetery. Photo of headstone in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Ala.

[NI0261] Both Ratymond & Annie are buried in the Old Whistler Cemetery.

[NI0266] Photo of headstone of Henry Hudson Howell in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Alabama

[NI0267] James Riley is buried in Bush Cemetery with his wife Mary Coram and daughter Irene "Rena" Legere.
In the picture of the three graves, James Riley is to the far left with Mary, his wife, to his left and his daughter Irene "Rena" to his far left.

James Riley's father spelled the surname Leger. James' brother William H. spelled it LeGear and James took Legere. This can be quite confusing.

[NI0294] 1920 Census, Mobile County Alabama
Smith, Charles, head of household, own house free of mortgage, white male, age 52 married
Helen, wife, female, white age 47, married
Florence, daughter, female, white age 22, single
?

[NI0315] Photo of Jefferson's headstone in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Ala.

[NI0319] 1920 Census - Mobile County, Alabama
Allen, William head age 25
Harriett wife age 23

[NI0366] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 228A:

Kirkland, Jeff Age 62 Born LA
Leona 56 LA (wife)
Graves, Mary 21 MS (daughter)
Kirkland, Genoa 18 MS (daughter)
Leroy 16 MS (son)
Piny 14 MS (daughter)

Note: Son, Ruben Kirkland lived next door.


1920 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Stamped Page

Kirkland, Jefferson 77 MS Widower

Note: Jefferson is living with son-in-law and daugther, Arnold J. and Manuervy Clark.

[NI0367] Burial site shown in book "Amite County Cemeteries" page 133 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0368] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 228A:

Kirkland, Ruben Age 28 Born MS
Nora 24 MS
Annie 8 MS
Howard 5 MS

[NI0376] Burial info from book Amite County Cemeteries, page 90 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0377] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Beat 5, ED 73, Stamped Page 4B

Mathews, E. P. Age 45 Head
R. E. 47 Wife
Genoah 23 Dau.
Hettie 17 Dau.
LeRoy 13 Son
Hallie 11 Dau.
Ella 10 Dau.
Bennie D. 4-8/12 Son
Helon 1-1/12 Dau Hulon? Helen?

1930 US Census, Franklin County, Mississippi, Beat 5, Stamped Page 302B

Matthews, Eliza P Age 55 Head
Rosa E 57 Wife
Hallie E. 21 Dau.
Bennie D. 14 Son.
William J. 35 Nephew

[NI0380] Burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 273 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0390] 1870 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 426B, line 5, dwelling 777, family 777:

Carraway, John H. Age 23
Eliza J. 22
Joseph E. 9/12

1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 177A.

Burial info from "Amite County Book", page 106 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0391] 1930 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, McComb, District 12, Stamped Page 192

Carroway, Mary Head 41
Callie Dau 17
Lawrence Son 16
Herman Son 14
Eunice P. Dau 12
Freddie Son 10
McCaskel, Frank Roomer 22
Alva Wife 24
Frank, Jr. Son 2

[NI0402] Name per great granddaughter, Evelyn Bernice Adams Criswell, summer of 2000.

[NI0403] 1910 US Census, Lincoln County, Mississippi, ED 89, Sheet 12, Stamped Page 206A, Line 90, Dwelling 219, Family 232

Adams, James B. age 35 b. Nov 1883
Mary E. 29 b. ______ 1886
Versie E. 12
Julia A. 10
Bedie 9
Joy 3
Walter 1

1920 US Census, Lincoln County, Mississippi, Vol. 35, ED 93, Sheet 22, Line 64, Stampted page 164B, line 64

Adams, J. B. age 45
Mary 39
Beadie 18
George 13
Walter 11
Bertha 9
Bailey 7
Robert Wesley 4
Ernest Leslie 4
Betsy 2
Baby (male) 1/12

Next family shown on census was oldest daughter Versie and her husband Winfred Smith (see their family sheet for info).

1930 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Beat 4, District 17, Page 287-B

Adams, J. Bailey age 55
Mary 50
Bertha 19
James 17
Robert 14
Ernest 14
Betty 12
John Q. 10

[NI0404] Published in the Daily Leader (Newspaper), Brookhaven, Mississippi on 06/10/96, Volumn 114, Issue 93, Page 3 for Adams, Earnest Wesley, age 80, of Jackson, MS.

[NI0406] Lincoln County, Mississippi, US Census listed Joe as Joy in 1910 and George in 1920 per Pauline Carraway Davis.

[NI0407] Obituary published in the Daily Leader (Newspaper) in Brookhaven, Mississippi, on 05/03/93, Volume 111, Issue 61, page 13 for Adams, John Quincey, Sr. "Punk" age 73, living in Bogue Chitto, MS.

[NI0409] 1920 US Census, Lincoln County, Mississippi shown in home of sister and brother-in-law, W. Smith and Versie as Julia Sullivan (20 yrs of age), page 164b, line 75, dwelling 238.

[NI0413] Found on 1920 US Census, Lincoln County, Mississippi Vol 35, ED 93, Sheet 22, Line _____
(living next to Versie's parents, James Bailey and Mary Richardson Adams.)

Smith, W. age 23
Versie 22
Dorothy 6
James 4
John 12/12
Sullivan, Julia 20 (Roomer) Possibly Julia Adams, sister of Versie

[NI0418] Burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 275 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0419] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Supervisor's Dist. 7, ED 27, Page 19B, Line 28:

Harrell Monroe Age 23 Born MS
Bessie 26 MS
Homer 2 MS
Jeff 2/12 MS

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Supervisor's Dist. 9, ED 30, Page 21B:
(Living next door to Bessie's sister, Mary, who was married to Herbert Hollis Carraway)

Harrell, Monroe 32 MS
Bessie 36 MS
Homer 11 MS
Jeff 10 MS
Richard 7 MS
Hulon 5 MS
Russel 4 MS
Lera M. 1 4/12 MS

Burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 275 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0420] Birth date from burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 275 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0431] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Beat 4, Supervisors District 5, ED 29, Sheet 6A, Stamped Page 6A, Line 30, Dwelling 103, Family 103.

Avance, Joe L. Age 23
Pinnie A. 23
Lottie Lee 2 0/12

Note: They are living next door to Pinnie's brother-in-law and sister, Arnold J. and Manervy J. Clark. Pinnie's father, Jefferson Kirkland, who is a widower, is living with the Clarks.

[NI0440] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 209A

[NI0454] Death Certificate No. 24836

[NI0459] Shown in Polk County, Tennessee death index 1914-1925.

GREEN, Van Age 40 Died 1914 County Polk Certificate #265

[NI0468] Death Certificate Abstraction
State California County San Bernardino

Name: Katie Manolly Wilson

Date of Death: 8/20/1971 @ 2:30 pm
Place of Death: San Antonio Community Hspt, 999 San Bernardino Rd, Upland, California
Residence: 918 Orange Ave, Ontario 91764
Occupation: housewife
Age: 78 Sex: F Race/Color: caucasian Marital Status: W
yrs in county: 11 in state: 11
Place of Birth: Tennessee Date of Birth: 2/19/1893
Father’s Name & Birthplace: Robert Stinett - Tenn
Mother’s Name & Birthplace: Rachel Woods - Tenn
Cause of Death: cerebral thrombosis with hemoparesis - 1 day
Contributory Cause: arteriosclerotic heart disease
Treated from 8/20/71 Last seen alive: 8/20/71
Physician: [illegible]
Disposition: burial Date: 8/28/71
Cemetery: Sunset Memorial Park, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Funeral Director: Draper Mortuary
Informant: Mrs. Marie Porter
Address: same
Book: 257 Page: 429

Compiled for: Herman Woods
Transcription provided by: C A Richardson
985 Kendall # A PMB-341, San Bdno, Calif 92407
Date Furnished: 2/19/2002

[NI0469] Found in 1920 Cross County, Arkansas ED 72 Coldwater Township Stamped Page 90 Sheet 3A, Line 39

Cobb, Arthur 22 Ar. Head
Lizzie 23 Tn. Wife
Winnie 4 Ar. Dau
Wilbore 1 Ar. Son

Found in 1930 Cross County, Arkansas ED 3 Coldwater Township Page 11B

Cobb, Authur 33 Ar. Head
Lizzie 34 Tn. Wife
Winnie 14 Ar. Daughter
Holt, Jennie 59 Mother

[NI0474] Prater family bible in possession of Clifford Prather (1994).

1850 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #1262, living next door to parents.

Prater, Aseel age 27 born SC
Rachel 25 born TN
Mary 6 born GA
Lucy 4 born GA
William 2 born GA
Hannah 1 born GA

1860 US Census, Gordon County, Georgia, Freeman District, Fairmount, household #891, family 863
page 375.

PRATHER, Ashael Age 36 Born SC.
Rachel 35 TN
Mary C. 15 GA
William Owens 12 GA
Hannah M. 10 GA
Thomas S. 9 GA
John D. 5 GA
Henry W. 1 GA

Served in the Confederate Army - Private, Company "E", 40th Regt., Georgia Vol. Infantry - National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, and Record: 000226, 0049, 00001819.

Asahel enlisted in the Civil War on 4 March 1862 in Gordon County, Georgia. and was in Company E., 40th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry, C.S.A., Army of Tennessee. He was captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi on 4 July 1863 and paroled 16 July 1863. He was also listed as absent, sick at Vicksburg on 31 December 1863, with no further records on file. His son, John Daniel Prather, gave his death date as 1865. No record has been found which shows his exact death date or where he is buried. ( Note: Civil War records has name spelled: Asalia; Bible records has Asahel; letters Asahel wrote to Rachel during Civil War has the name as Asahel. (Name also spelled Ashael, dates from Family Bible in possession of Clifford Prather, 9103 River Oaks Road, Harrison, TN, 37341-5936).

[NI0475] 1870 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Page #276, Line #29, with son-in-law.

Woods, Joseph 19 M Farmer TN
Hannah P. 20 F GA
Prather, Rachel 46 F TN
Singleton 18 M GA
John 16 M GA
Henry 12 M GA
Sala 10 F GA

[NI0479] 1880 US Census, Crossroads District, Pickens County, Georgia, household #295.

Prater, Singleton Age 26 born GA, father Unknown, mother GA
Amanda 21 born GA, parents born SC
Lizzie 4 born GA
Thomas 3 born GA
George 1 born GA

1900 US Census, Pickens County, Georgia, Crossroads District, household #143:

Prather, Singleton Age 49 born March 1851 in GA, parents born GA
Amanda 44 born May 1856 in GA, parents b. SC
(9 children, 8 still living)
Emory 17 born July 1882 in GA
Calvin 15 born May 1885 in GA
Victoria 12 born Jan 1888 in GA
Pearl 9 born Sept 1890 in GA
Nervia 6 born Nov 1893 in GA

1910 US Census, Pickens County, Georgia, Ludville District, household #139

Prater, Thomas S. Age 59 born TN, parents born SC
Amanda 59 born GA, parents born GA
Green B. 24 born GA
Nervie A. 16 born GA

[NI0481] 1900 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Civil District 7, Household #18

Prather, Archey Age 39 b. June 1860 married 1 year
Mary J. 42 b. March 1857 (This is Janie Ray)
James 15 b. June 1884
Lucy 13 b. May 1887
Maggie 9 b. July 1890
William, (?) 7 b. ? on month 1893
Mattie 3 b. ? on month 1897
Ray, William, stepson 13 b. 1887
Ray, ?, stepdaughter 11
Ray, ?, stepson 6

1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Stamped page 193B, Line 14

Prater, Asa F. Age 66
Mary J. 64
Ray, Mattie

Also known as A. C. or Archie, per granddaughter, Mardell Wilkerson on August 2, 2001.

[NI0482] 1880 US Census, Fairmount District, Gordon County, Georgia, household #234.

Prather, John D. Age 25 born GA, father GA, mother TN
Martha ? born GA, parents born SC
Henry 3 born GA
Edney 1 born GA
Note: Edna Prather Lanning, grandmother of Wilma Lanning Flowers

1900 US Census, Whitfield County, Georgia, West Dalton District, household #480:

Prater, John D. Age 45 b. Nov 1854 in GA, parents born GA, day laborer,
Married 27 years, rented home
Martha 38 b. May 1861 in GA
Lillie 19 b. Sept 1880 in GA, occupation: spinner
Lulah 18 b. May 1882 in GA, occupation: spinner
Lona 13 b. Sept 1886 in GA, at school
James 10 b. Aug 1889 in GA, at school
Savannah 7 b. March 1893 in GA
Evie 5 b. July 1894 in GA

1910 US Census, Whitfield County, Georgia, Dalton, Militia District, household #128:

Prater, John D. Age 54 born GA parents born SC
Martha A. 51 born GA parents born SC
Savannah 17 born GA
Eva B. 15 born GA
Lynn, Walter B. 28 born GA (listed as boarder, but was son-in-law)
Lula 26 born GA
Thomas D. 5 born GA

1920 US Census, Whitfield County, Georgia, Dalton, 8th Ward, South Spencer Street, household #69:
Prather, John Age 64 born GA, parents born SC, Sweeper, cotton Mill, owned home, free of mortgage
Martha 61 born GA, parents born SC

[NI0483] 1820 US Census, Blount County, Alabama

1830 US Census, Blount County, Alabama

In the Families of Hall County, Georgia, Vol. 1, 1817-1849 by Robert S. Davis, Jr., published by Magnolia Press 1n 1991, having a chapter dealing with "Pool School Children, 1825-1836". The report for 1837, which was for children taught during 1836, lists three Prators (male), the names being Isaac, age 16, Ahazel, age 13, and Ansel R., age 11 and one (female) Ruth Prator, age 8.

1840 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia.

Thomas Prather
1 male 10-15
2 males 15-20
1 male 50-60
1 female 10-15
1 female 50-60

1850 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #126.

Prather, Thomas age 66 born SC
Hannah 65 born SC

1860 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #1287.

Prather, Thomas age 70 born SC
Hannah 65 born SC

[NI0485] Per Wilma Lanning Flowers, Enoch was shown on census in

1790 Newberry County, South Carolina
1800 Pendleton District, South Carolina
1810 Pendleton District, South Carolina

1830 Hall County, Georgia
1840 Gilmer County, Georgia

Per post on Genforum.com by Calvin Dorris, dated 8-22-2002, Enoch was a Revolutionary Soldier.

[NI0486] 1840 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, 6 houses down from Thomas M. Prater was:

John Prather
2 males under 5
1 male 20-30
1 female 20-30

1850 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #915.

Prather, John Age 40 born SC
Jane 38 born NC
Lemuel 13 born GA
Isaac 10 born GA
Thomas M. 8 born GA
Hannah E. 6 born GA
Newman O 4 born GA
John H. 2 born GA

1860 US Census, Titus County, Texas

Prather, John T. Age 49 born SC
Jane 47 born GA
Lemuel J. 23 born GA
Newman O. 22 born GA
Isaac J. 19 born GA
Thomas M. 17 born GA
Hannah E. 14 born GA
John H. 12 born GA
Mary J. 9 born GA
Jeremiah P. 6 born GA
Note: 1860 census received from: Debbie Keating

[NI0489] 1850 US Census, Gordon County, Georgia, household #605 (next to father-in-law, William Kelly):

Prater, Isaac Age 29 born Alabama
Mary 26 born SC
William 7 born GA
Ansel 5 born GA

1860 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #1284, three houses from father.

Prather, Isaac Age 39 born SC
Mary 25 born SC
William 16 born GA
Husel B. 14 born GA
Rutha 11 born GA
John 9 born GA
Samuel 8 born GA
Nancy 6 born GA
Marion 3 born GA
Joseph 2/12 born GA

1870 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #290.

Prather, Isaac Age 49 born SC
Mary 47 born SC
Rutha E. 22 born GA
Samuel W 18 born GA
Nancy J. 15 born GA
Marion 13 born GA
Joseph 10 born GA
Isaac 6 born GA

1880 US Census, Paulding County, Georgia

1900, in November, moved to Rain County, Texas with other family members.

[NI0490] 1850 US Census, Gordon County, Georgia, household #418, Stamped page 41A.

Prater, Ansel Age 24 born Alabama
Catherine 23 South Carolina
Rhoda J. 4 Georgia
Hannah 2 Georgia

1860 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #1283.

Prather Ancil Age 33 born Alabama
Catherine 33 born GA
Rhoda J. 13 born GA
Hannah C. 11 born GA
Nancy C. 7 born GA
Mary L. 4 born GA
John J. 2 born GA

1870 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, Household #363.

Prather, Ancil Age 45 born Alabama
Catherine 43 born GA
Rhoda Jane 23 born GA
Hannah C. 21 born GA
Nancy C. 17 born GA
Mary L. 14 born GA
John J. 11 born GA
Thomas 8 born GA
Rutha Ann 4 born GA

1880 US Census, Hall County, Georgia

1900 US Census, Bartow County, Georgia

[NI0491] 1870 US Census, Gordon County, Georgia

Chastain, Ruth C. Age 42 born Alabama
Hannah M. 22 born GA
John A. 17 born GA
Louisa C. 15 born GA
Theodosia 12 born GA
Benjamin M. 7 born GA
Note: Benjamin Chastain, husband of Ruth C. Prather, died during the Civil War.

[NI0495] 1850 Gordon County, Georgia Census, household #604.

Kelly, William age 45 born SC
Lucy 56 born SC
Elinor 26 born TN
Daniel 22 born TN
Nancy 18 born TN
William 16 born GA
Lucy 10 born GA
Eliza 8 born GA

1860 US Census, Freeman District, Fairmount, Gordon County, Georgia, household #909, in home of son-in-law, Sanford Owens:

KELLY, William Age 55 born SC occupation: shoe maker
Lucy 63 born SC

[NI0496] Possibly of Cherokee descent.

[NI0502] Found in 1900 Polk County, Tennessee Census

Woods, Hannah Head W F Oct. 1849 (Census indicates Widowed)
Henry A. Son W M Feb. 1880
William N. Son W M Apr. 1883 (Probably Dennis Wilburn)
Mary E. Dau W F Aug. 1885
Stinnett, Ratchal Dau W F Dec. 1872 (Census indicates still married)
Tlithe M. Gr Dau W F Feb. 1893 (Probably Katie M.)
Sarah E. Gr Dau W F July 1895
McDowell, Sarah V. Dau W F Oct. 1876

Found in 1910 Bradley County, Tennessee Census, Stamped page 6A

Woods, Hannah M. Head 60 W F Widowed
Stinnett, Rachel M. Dau 37 W F Widowed
Katie M. Gr Dau 17 W F
Sarah E. Gr Dau 14 W F
Woods, Mary E. Dau 23 W F

Found in 1920 Cross County, Arkansas Census, Coldwater Township, Stamped Page 95, Sheet 8A

Goss, James T. Head 65
Rachel Wife 47

1930 US Census, Lucas County, Ohio, Toledo City, Stamped Page 53A, Ward of City 20, Block No. 22, House Number 2622, Dwelling 222, Family 128, Living on Front Street

Wilson, Isaac Age 41 KY Head
Katie 37 TN Wife
Isaac Jr. 2 Arkansas Son
Katie M. 5/12 Ohio Daughter
Goss, Rachel 59 TN Mother-in-law
Jacobs, Earnest (male) 26 Arkansas Boarder
Dewey, Ollie (male) 18 Arkansas Boarder

[NI0503] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Supervisors District 4, ED 12, Page 6A, Line Image 204

Goodner, John 84 (This is the age the census shows clearly)
Mary E. 43 (Age at first marriage, 28)

[NI0504] Found in 1900 Polk County, Tennessee Census

Woods, Hannah Head W F Oct. 1849 (Census indicates Widowed)
Henry A. Son W M Feb. 1880
William N. Son W M Apr. 1883 (Probably Dennis Wilburn)
Mary E. Dau W F Aug. 1885
Stinnett, Ratchal Dau W F Dec. 1872 (Census indicates still married)
Tlithe M. Gr Dau W F Feb. 1893 (Probably Katie M.)
Sarah E. Gr Dau W F July 1895
McDowell, Sarah V. Dau W F Oct. 1876

[NI0505] 1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED 159, Sheet 10B

Woods, William D. Head 24 General Farm
Martha Wife 28
Wilburn H. Son 5
Eliza V. Dau 4
Ada L. Dau 1 4/12

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 1, 3rd Precinct, Supervisor's Dist. 3, ED No. 107, Family 232

Woods, Ennis Head 37 Carpenter TN TN TN
Martha Wife 35 TN TN TN
Hoyt Son 15 Farm Laborer TN TN TN
Velma Dau 14 TN TN TN
Ada Dau 11 TN TN TN
Lillian Dau 8 TN TN TN
Flavus Son 7 TN TN TN
Nina Dau 3y6m TN TN TN

[NI0506] 1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist 3, ED 159, Sheet 1B

Woods, Henry A. Head 30 TN TN GA
Lillie A. Wife 24 NC NC NC
Zoller L. Dau 6 TN TN NC
Bessie M. Dau 3 TN TN NC
Cecil A. Dau 7/12 TN TN NC

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, ED 107, Stamped Page 151B, Line 50, Dwelling 53

Woods, Henry A. Age 39
Della 33
Zola L. 15
Irene C. 10
Walter L. 5
Joseph H. 3

1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 1, Stamped Page 152A, Household 5, Living on Ducktown Road:

Woods, Henry Age 50 Head GA GA GA
Della 43 Wife GA GA GA
Walter 15 Son GA GA GA
Joseph 12 Son GA GA GA
Edna 10 Dau GA GA GA
Loice (Lois) 7 Dau GA GA GA

Note: In 1930 Census, daughter Zola Woods Burnette is living next door, and the next household is daughter, Irene Woods Pritchard.

[NI0507] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Cleveland Township, District 10, Stamped Page 46B
Living on Watehouse Street, in the boarding house of Edgar Hawkins

Woods, Hoyt Age 26 Boarder

[NI0508] Per 1957 City Directory, Cleveland, Tennessee, page 559, showing Flavis R. and Wildie Woods at 380 Gaut NE, phone GR 6-6237.

[NI0511] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 1, Stamped Page 152A, Household 6, Living on Ducktown Road:

Burnette, Zola Age 26 GA GA GA
Fletus 6 TN GA GA (William Fletus Dunn)
Fred L. 3 TN GA GA
John ___ 2 TN GA GA

[NI0519] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd Civil District - Page 14 (Stamped 37B)

Miller, V H 58 M farmer TN TN TN
Sarah W 36 F keeps house TN TN NC
Nancy D 13 F TN TN TN
Cr?? S 10 M TN TN TN
Willard S 6 M TN TN TN
Sarah D 2 F TN TN TN
North, Rosa 28 F housekeeper TN TN TN
Woods, Ben 22 M TN TN TN

1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 3, ED 125, Page 9A

Woods, Benjamin Head 42 July, 1857
Linsey A Wife 48 Feb, 1852
Arminda Dau 14 Sept, 1885
Lecreta Dau 13 May, 1887
Dollie E. Dau 10 Feb, 1890
Menora N . Dau 8 Feb, 1892

1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 3, ED 159, Page 11A

Woods, Benjamin Head 52
Nancy Wife 60
Mindy Dau 24
Crety Dau 22
Trucilla Sis 71 (Probably Priscilla "Siller")
Jennie GDau 2

1920 US Census, Polk County, tennessee, District 3, ED 107, Stamped Page 153A, Line 44

Woods, Benjamin Head 62 Tennessee
Nancy Wife 68 Georgia

[NI0520] Found in 1930 Census - Summit County, Ohio, Cuyahoga Falls Township, District 175, Stamped page 108B, Living on Magnolia Avenue
Ward, Willard 48 North Carolina
Lillie E. 39 Tennessee
Robert L. 16 Tennessee
Ralph J. 13 Tennessee
Amos E. 10 Ohio
Eva M. 8 Ohio
Raymond W. 6 Ohio

[NI0522] Found in 1930 Census - Summit County, Ohio, Cuyahoga Falls Township, District 175, Stamped page 108B, Living on Magnolia Avenue
Ward, Willard 48 North Carolina
Lillie E. 39 Tennessee
Robert L. 16 Tennessee
Ralph J. 13 Tennessee
Amos E. 10 Ohio
Eva M. 8 Ohio
Raymond W. 6 Ohio

[NI0526] 1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Vol 3, ED 7, Sheet 4, living with father-in-law, George W. Woods

Wilson, John H. Age 29
Onie B. 24
Lillie E. 2 11/12
Annie B. 5/12

[NI0527] 1910 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Town of Cleveland, Living on Wildwood Avenue, Dist. 4, ED 17, Sheet 4A, Stamped Page 107A (Ancestry.com District 17, Image 7 of 50)

Burges, Benjamin Head 40 GA GA GA
Sallie Wife 33 TN TN GA
Woods, Elizabeth Niece 16 TN TN TN

[NI0530] Tennessee Death Certificate No. 8409

[NI0531] Tennessee Death Certificate No. 22493

[NI0534] 1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Supervisor's District 3, ED 14, Page 4A, Line 41, Stamped page 201

Goodner, John 74
Mary 34

1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Supervisors District 4, ED 12, Page 6A, Line Image 204

Goodner, John 84
Mary E. 43

[NI0563] Polk County, Tennessee Death Certificate No. 165.

[NI0564] Harris J. was a twin.

Tennessee Death Certificate No. 5180

[NI0565] Gracie was a twin.

Tennessee Certificate No. 2443

[NI0574] Died as a result of automobile accident.

[NI0620] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee

North, Squire H 61 M farmer TN VA PA
Hannah W 46 F keeps house TN NC NC
J P S 19 M TN TN TN
David S 9 M TN TN TN
Wm S 5 M TN TN TN
R M S 3 M TN TN TN
Martha D 8/12 F Sep. TN TN TN

[NI0622] Birth found in Records of Birth - Polk County, Tennessee, for the 12 months July 1, 1911 thru June 30, 1912.

[NI0672] 1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee

70 STINNETT John 24 M W Farm Hand TN
Susan 23 F W TN
Berry B 5/12 M W TN

1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District, Page 7

Stinet, John H 35 M laborer TN TN TN
Susan W 35 F keeps house TN NC NC
Berry S 10 M laborer TN TN TN
Nancy D 7 F TN TN TN
King S 5 M TN TN TN
Harriett D 2 F TN TN TN

1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District ED No. 124, Sheet 162A, Family No. 3

Stinnett, John WD 57
Harriett M. D 22
Julie E. D 9

1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, ED 158, Sheet 17A

Stinnett, John WD 68
Sarah Dau 25
Julia Dau 17

[NI0673] Benton/Town Cemetery

The following persons are known to be buried in the old part of Benton Cemetery in unmarked graves. They were listed in 1948 by William M. Harrison, but no markers in 1963. Found at http://www.tngenweb.org/polk/bencem.htm

Stinnett, Mrs. John Coe (was a Carter).

[NI0752] 1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 4th District, Dist. 3, ED 160, Sheet 7A

Cummins, John Head 28
Mary Sis 36
Will Bro 26
Easter Mother 57

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist 1, ED 108, Stamped sheet 162A

Cummons, John W. Head 38
Lizzie D. Wife 29
James W. Son 1 9/12
Nancy Jane Dau 1/12
Green, Sarah H. Dau 11
Rosa A. Dau 10
Bobbie L. Son 8

Polk County Birth Index 1925-26 (Polk County Genealogy Quarterly Feb. 2001)

J. W. Cummings (father) - Lizzie Green (mother) - male child - living in Archville, Polk County, Tennessee born October 26, 1925. Child's name Jesse.

[NI0753] 1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 4, ED 126, Household 74:

Cummings, Easter J. Head 46 Feb. 1855
Mary C. Dau. 25 Mar. 1875
John W. Son 21 May 1879
William T. Son 19 May 1881

[NI0770] Mary Coram Legere is buried in Bush Cemetery. To her right is her husband James Riley Legere and to her left is her daughter Irene "Rena" Legere.

Found in 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Georgia, Early, Militia District 866, District 6 Stamped Page 54, listed on North Main, living with daugher and-son-in law

Shaw, Jerry Head 44 Ga.
Mattie Wife 44 Ga.
Annie C. Dau 19 Ga.
Eldridge Son 17 Ga.
Legear, Mary MIL 74 Ga.
Irene SIL 34 Ga.

[NI0771] In a translated german letter it states that Adelheid died 5-11-1945 and that she lived over 80 years.

[NI0772] In a translated letter it states that Paul von Gumpers died 6-25-1943 and that he lived over 80 years.

[NI0773] Information as per email of Gaby von Schweinichen, great grand daughter of Adelheid Natalin Charlotte Christine Langner von Gumpert sister to Eugene Otto Langner.

Friedel went to a high school for girls at Pless, then to a boarding school in Carlsruhe. During the lst World War she was a nursery. Later (1923 - 1932) she worked as a private secretary for the general manager of the "Vereinige Koenigs-Laura-Huette but had to leave this job as she was a German. She went with their parents to Goerlitz.

[NI0774] From notes received from Pam Weaver Margarete and another son Else lived in the Russian Zone of Occupation in 1947 and another son Gunther and his family lived in the English Zone is a little place in Deuz Kreis Liegen, Westfalen (Westphalia) In same letter Gunther's oldest daughter was named Ilse Dorothea. Another relative is Elich Von Gumpert of Pittsburg Pa (in 1955). Elich visited Aunt Bertha in Birmingham and wrote her a letter thanking her for the visit, that was in 1955 according to the air mail stamp letter is dated Oct 21, 1955

Letter also states, We, Margaret and Else von Gumpert, are the daughters of Mrs. Adelheid von Gumpert who was a sister of your father. We used to live at Gorlitz in Silesia which has been occupied by Poles

In reference to said letter, I think Margaret & Else von Gumpert also had a brother Erich von Gumpert, who visited the US. in 1955 a letter sent to Aunt Bertha has a return address of 230 S. Negley Avenue
Pittsburg 6, Pa.

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1-19,2003
As per email from Gaby von Schweinchen, great granddaughter of Adelheid Natalie Charlotte Catherine Langner von Gumpert, sister of Eugene Otto Langner.

Grete visited the same school at Pless like her sister Friedel and was a nursery too, 1926 she went to Goerlitz. 1931 - 1933 she looked for the children of his brother Guenther (my grandfather) whose wife died very early. 1947 she came from Goerlitz to Deuz as she was "thrown out" from Poland from the Russians. 1959 she went to Siegen and died there.

[NI0776] German letter states that Gunther had 7 children, theoldest daughter Ilse (Else), Dorothea is 23

[NI0780] In a translated german letter it states that "Cousin Bertha, your father's younger brother Arthur Langner, is still alive and has reach the age of 86 by now, he lives at Erfurt/Thuringen in the Russian Zone of Germany."

[NI0896] Found in 1900 Lincoln County, Miss. Census

Joseph M. 38 Apr. 1862
Elizabeth 40 Aug. 1859
Sarah C. 18 Dec. 1881
Susie 13 Aug. 1886
Maggie 03 Jul. 1891

[NI0897] Found in 1900 US Census, Lincoln County, Mississippi

Adams, Joseph M. Age 38 Apr. 1862
E, Elizabeth 40 Aug. 1859
Sarah C. 18 Dec. 1881
Susie 13 Aug. 1886
Maggie 03 Jul. 1891

Found in 1910 US Census, Bogue Chitto (City), Lincoln County, Mississippi

Adams, Joseph M 50
Elizabeth 54
Maggie 13

[NI0900] Lived in small town of Florence, Louisiana (now called Sicily Island).

[NI0902] In 1850 Martin and Louisa Kirkland were in the house with their oldest daughter and her family in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. (Per Edna Pauline Carraway Johnson Davis by eMail May 14, 2001)

[NI0906] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3. ED 107, stamped page 156A

Cummins, William Head 37
Minnie Wife 33
Rosa Dau 7
Roy Son 6
Ernest Son 3 11/12
Mary Dau 1 7/12

1930 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 1, Supervisors Dist 13, ED 70-6, Sheet 15B, Stamped Page

Cummings, Will T Head 48 TN US US Farmer
Mindie Wife 44 TN TN GA
Rosie L Dau 17 TN TN TN
John R Son 16 TN TN TN
Ernest Son 14 TN TN TN
Mary M Dau 11 TN TN TN
Ellen M Dau 9 TN TN TN
Arthur N Son 7 3/12 TN TN TN
Irene Dau 4 10/12 TN TN TN
William R Son 1 11/12 TN TN TN
Hawkins, Lenard B Boarder 28 TN TN GA

[NI0907] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 65A, Line 16, Household 187, Dwelling 187:

Belew, Wm. 35 M Farmer La
Harriet A. 26 F Amite Co Miss
Lorriet C. 9 F Amite Co Miss
Leroy 8 M Amite Co Miss
Sarah S. 5 F Amite Co Miss
George B. 4 M Amite Co Miss

1860 US Census, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana, Dwelling 073

Belue, William 48 M La. Farmer
Harriet 35 F La.
Elizabeth 19 F La.
Leroy 17 M La.
Sarah 15 F La.
George 13 M La.
Ann 9 F La.
Leah 6 F La.
James 4 M La.
Angeline 2 F La.

1870 US Census, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana, Stamped page 122.

23 23 Bet-e, William 56 m w Farmer 500- LA
Harriet 40 f w Keeping house MS
Elizabeth 26 f w At home MS
Leroy 24 m w Farm hand MS
George 22 m w Farm hand MS
Annie 19 f w At home MS
Leona 18 f w At home LA
James 12 m w At home LA
William 9 m w LA
Reuben 6 m w LA

[NI0910] From Louisiana Confederate Pension Application Record: Index by Baas and Belsom. Rootsweb.com., He was present on all rolls to Jan, 1863. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War captured and Paroled Vicksburg, Mississippi, July 4, 1863.

1870 US Census, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana, Ward 2, Page 88, Family 232, Dwelling 232:

Bellue, Roy Age 25 Farmer Born LA
Ellen 27 Keep House LA

[NI0911] 1870 US Census, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana, page 122, householde 24, family 24, living next door to her father, William Belue (Census transcribed as William Bet-e)

Duff, Sarah Age 24 Keeping house
Willie 3
Adaline 1

[NI0915] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Vol. 2, E.D. 27, Sheet 11, Line 17

Bellue, William D. Age 39 March 1861
Katie F. 44 August 1855
Phletus 15 February 1885 (daughter)
Thomas E. 13 June 1886
Lewis E. 12 February 1888
Katie L. A. 9 June 1890
Kendall, Ellis D. 21 September 1878 (step-son)
Wilmoth E. 14 April 1881 (step-daughter)
Timothy 22 October 1877 (step-son)

[NI0920] Burial info from "Amite County Book", page 106 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0921] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 85A, Line 14

Carraway, Joseph E. Age 39
Cornelia 29
Joseph O. 19
Jenie M. 17
Bonnie C. 16

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Superevisors District 7, ED 112, Sheet 17A, Stamped Page 75A, Line 15, Dwelling 292, Family 294:

Carraway, Joe. E. 50
Cornelia 50
Monette 25
Bonnie ____? 22
Laura G. 18

[NI0922] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0923] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 176A, Line 30.

Carraway Leon Age 27 Born May 1873
Mattie 29 April 1871
Dollie 5 November 1894
Etoil (female) 3 November 1896
Baby (son) 8/12 September November 1899 (Russell?)

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped Page 185A, Line 42, Dwelling 446, Family 447:

Carraway, Leon 46
Russell 11

[NI0924] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0925] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 338 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0926] Burial info from "Amite County Book", page 106 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0927] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0928] Burial info in "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 446 per Teresa Hamilton.

1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 225B, Line 56, Dwelling 295, Family 295

Carraway, Eugene Age 23
Lillie 22
Loyd 3
Jim 2
Ray 6/12

1930 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, ED 11, Beat 4, Stamped Page 149B,

Carraway, Hyman 45
Lillie 38
Anis B 17
Elna 12
Robert E 8
Irene 6

[NI0931] Burial info from "Cemetery Inscriptions - Pike County, Mississippi 1750 - 1978", page 394 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0932] Confirmation of birth date, date of death, location, and Social Security Number were found in the California Death Index 1940-1997 database at Ancestry.Com.

[NI0933]

[NI0936] Burial info in "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 341 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0937]

[NI0940] Burial info from "Cemetery Inscriptions - Pike County, Mississippi 1750 - 1978", page 394 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0947] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page ____ , Line 95, Dwelling 223, Family 225:

Cruise, Joseph M. 53
Mary A. 38
Delta (son) 14
Jodie A. (dau.) 9

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 185A, Line 47, Dwelling 448, Family 449:

Cruise, Joe M. Age 62
Mary 47
Delta (son) 23

[NI0949] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0950] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0951] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 173B, Line 54.

Nunnery, Scott Age 27
Fannie 28

1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 59B, Line 90.

Nunnery, Scott Age 37
Fannie 38
Irma 9

[NI0952] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0953] Burial info in "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 446 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0954] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 15A-15B, Line 50

Wroten, Leon Age 35
Maud 30
Nedd 13
Leon 7
Rose Lee 4
Annie Bell 1/12

[NI0962] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 177A

Westbrook, Sarah L. Age May 1839
Webb 21 December 1878
Lela 19 November 1880

[NI0963] He was a member of Amite County Rifles, Co. K, 7th Miss. Regiment. He was captured and sent to Ship Island.

[NI0970] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 116 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI0977] George Doughtery was the first Circuit Clerk of Newton County, Texas

[NI0978] The last record of Jesse Carraway is December 28, 1846, when he sold his inheritance land from his father to his sister, Casandra and her husband, William D. Coleman. (to Henry Irwin which was his interest in estate of his faterh, Adam Carraway ?) The 1830 Franklin County, Mississippi census list a Jesse Caraway with 2 males under 10, one female 20-40, and one female under. This is a possible daugther with no records found.

He was listed with his family on the 1840 census of Union Parish, Lousiana, family 339. It is the belief of Mildred Morrison that it was Jesse's son, Adama A. H., who was listed on the 1850 census of Franklin County, Mississippi, with Sarah Carraway, his grandmother. Also, it is the belief of Mildred Morrison that another son, Bryant, was living with his aunt Cassandra and uncle William D. Coleman and listed on the 1850 Jefferson County, Mississippi census.

(From "Henry (5) Carraway and Family by Mildred Morrison) June 30, 1999, issue "Car(r)away Family News" Vol. 2, #2.

[NI0979] Believed Bryant A.'s middle name was Alford, but no documentation found.

Calculated date due to date of Court records of estate, Amite County, Mississippi. Guardianship of children. I have seen October 23, 1839 listed as a death date for Bryant A., however probate court records have him listed as deceased prior to May 27, 1839. As far as I know he could have died October 23, 1838.

The family story about his death goes: Bryant A. was racing his horse with a man or men and his horse side stepped a hole of water in the road and ran into a large pine tree. This killed Bryant A. and his horse. My father told me that when he was a child a black man who owned the land where this tree was located, told him the story and said that this tree was cut and put on a dummy line train to be transported to Summit, Mississippi. The train wrecked and the butt end of this tree fell in a creek and is still there to this date. The black man's name was Bartly Walls, who lived on Hwy 98 between Summit and Little Springs and Mt. Zion Road. Thomas Hardy Carraway, Sr.

[NI0981] Sources for this information was Dawn Bedford, 223 East X Street #C2, Deer Park, Texas 77536.

[NI0982] Mexican War Index to Pension Files 1886-1926, is the following:

Carraway, William B., S-24767 LA, Clay's Co. 1, MS Vols, 1895 Nov 18 --Alias William C. Conaway. Living Claiborne Parish, LA 11 Nov 1895. Served as Private in the company commanded by Capt. Tom Clay. Enlisted at Natches on or about the 1st day of July 1846 and discharged at Natches on or about the 1st day of Oct. 1846. States that he is 70 years old, born Franklin County, MS, on Nov. 25, 1826. States that the person that is dependent upon is Hm Lee of Weldon P.O. Claiborne Parish, LA. States that he is now married, that the maiden name of his wife was Armidillo Lyons. They were married at Union Church, Franklin County, Mississippi on December 25, 1850.

Rejected on ground that there was no record of service in the Mexican War.

[NI0994] The mother-in-law of John IV was his second cousin. Elizabeth Lovett was the daughter of Lancaster Lovett and Mary Carroway, daughter of John I.


From Princess Anne County, Virginia

1} Deeds and Willis page 232-233, John Carraway was mentioned in his father's will, John III dated April 9, 1719.

2} Pt 3, page 629: John IV appointed executor of will of his brother Edward, dated October 10, 1723 and probated January 1, 1723.

3} 4, page 143, John IV made a Deed of Lease and Release to Jacob Ellagood of the same county on October 2 & 3, 1827. On February 7, 1728, Margaret Carroway wife of John Carroway Junior (IV) of Princess Anne County ......acknowledged her right of dower "to a parcel of land my husband sold to Capt. John Ellagood dated January 25, 1728". Court held May 1, 1728 and recorded.

4} 4, page 172: John IV gives Lease and Release to John Ellagood of Norfolk County on January 25, 1728. Court held May 1, 1728 and recorded.

5} page 481-482: On December 11, 1733 John IV sold land to Anthony Walker of P. A. Co..


From the Colonial Records of North Carolina:

1} Vol. 4, page 355: John Carraway petitioned the Council of Newbern on November 20, 1739 for 100 acres of land in Craven County, granted November 23, 1739.

[NI0996] On July 2, 1745, John Carraway made a deed of gift to "my loving son-in-law Aaron Smith" for 150 acres of land being part of the tract I now live on" s/sd of Neuse River and w/sd of Michael's Creek, Craven County, North Carolina (Book 3, pp 80-81).

Accord to Dr. James E. Carraway in a letter dated July 19, 1973 and written to Mrs. Eby, is the following:

"Elizabeth Carraway Smith was the sister of Henry Carrway of Craven, Dobbs, and Wayne Counties, North Carolina. He is my great grandfather, so I have studied this collateral branch extensively because they have a very interesting, through tragic history. John Carroway, Aaron I, and Aaron II were officers in the Rev. War. July 1, 1776 Aaron I, Elizabeth Carraway Smith, 3-5 younger children and their male slaves were massacred by the Tories and Cherokee Indians at their home in old Nintynine District of South Carolina. Some day I hope to get up the inspiration to write up their story."

Unfortunately, Dr. Caraway died in 1974 and as far as anyone knows he never wrote the story.

Deaths from old Georgia newspapers prove that Elizabeth, Aaron I, a son and a daughter were killed by Indians in South Carolina. Four sons and a daughter escaped with their lives. (Researcher Mrs. Thelma Landrum)

[NI0998] The Index Book for Johnston County, North Carolina for the deeds that burned in the Kinston fire shows, from John IV to Adam Carraway, Book 5, p. 190 dated 1746-1759.

February 21, 1775, John Oates sold Adam Carraway a negro boy, Ned, abt 11 years old for 36 pounds 6 shillings and 8 pence. Wayne County, North Carolina, Book 7, page 86.

January 12, 1782 was a witness to transfer of land from Joseph Everitt to Jonathan Taylor. On February 27, 1783 transfer of land from William Miles to Joseph. Wayne County, NC Book 1, pp 74, 192.

February 17, 1804, Adam made a deef of gif to son Bryan, " all land I am now possessed of on N/sd of a branch that runs through my plantation... reserving right of same in myself during my natural life and also to my wife Susannah Carraway during her natural life or widowhood." Book 7, p. 476. On same date, Adam made deed of gif to son James, "all the land I now possessed of on S/sd of a branch that runs through my plantation including the houses whereon I now live (patented in my name July 17 1797).... 100 acres reserving the right of the same during my natural life and also to my wife Susannah during her life or widowhood." February Court Book 7, p 477, Wayne County, North Carolina.

January 11, 1806, Adam sold a negro girl named Pris to Henry Flowers for $265. Signed by Adam Carraway and witnessed by Daniel Kornegay. Wayne County, North Carolina Book, 8, p 339.

November 27, 1807, inventory was made of the Estate of Adam Carraway (who died instate) by Henry Roberts and Willis Hines, Administrators. Record of Accts, Wills and Settlements, No. 103.501.01-103.501.01, Wayne County, North Carolina.

[NI0999] Duplin County, North Carolina litigation went on for 9 years from Sept. 1826 until March 20, 1835, between Henry Kornegay and Polly Maria Kornegay by her guardian Henry Kornegay VS Bryan Carraway, Susannah (Oates) Carraway and Samuel B. Bowden.

In 1823 Henry Kornegay says he owned 5 slaves and, in order to convey them to his family he deeded them to Susannah Carraway. On the same day Susannah Carraway deeded one slave to Polly Maria Kornegay and the other 4 to Nancy Kornegay, wife of Henry Kornegay. In April 1826 Susannah was living in the house of Henry Kornegay and his claim was she took the deeds from the house and destroyed them before they could be recorded.

Later, Bryan Carraway sold the slaves to his son-in-law, Samuel Baker Bowden who in turn sold them to sone unknown, unnamed party.

No decision was made by Judge J. Daniel as he thought there was not sufficient evidence.

From Supreme Court Records in the Dept. of Archives and History, Supreme Court Term 1833, p. 478-500. Car(r)away Family News Vol. 3, #1, p. 6)

The will of Susannah Carraway was dated February 10, 1835 in Wayne County.

To her daughters Sally Hines and Mary Wolf and granddaughter Anna Roberts "all my wearing clothes and apparel also my beth clothing (except clothing complete one feather bed) to be equally divided among them."

To granddaughter Anna Roberts " one feather bed and furniture complete".

To sons Bryan and James Carraway "Ten cents each for their full share of my estate".

To daughter Zilpha "Ten cents as her full share".

To children of my deceased daus Elizabeth Edwards and Nancy Kornegay "twenty cents for their mother's part of my estate in full".

All the rest I give to my Grandson in law John Roberts in order to make him some small compensation for the trouble Care & expense he has been at with me.

John Roberts her sole executor. Wit: February 10 AD 1835.

Wayne County, May term 1835 the within will of Susannah Carraway was proved in open court and duly proved by the oath of Jno. T. Bryan, a subscribing witness & let it be recorded (Wayne County, NC will Book R-7, p. 70).

{"Our Ancestors" by Adelle Ashford}

[NI1000] The Index to burned deeds of Johnston County, North Carolina shows a deed from John Carraway to Bedreadon Carraway, dated between 1746-1759, Book 5, p. 306.

April 23, 1762, Bedreadon Carraway and John Charles Slocum were chain bearers for Elijah Carraway in Dobbs County for 183 acres on Brook Swamp joining Andrew Bass, Jr.. Grant issued November 15, 1762 and recorded in Book 13, p. 367.

May 26, 1764, survey for John Carraway for 366 acres in Bladen County on the N/sd of Ashpole Swamp joining the land patened by James Cole which is now the property of Dread Carraway...The chair bearers were Ignatius Flowers and Dread Carraway. Grant was issued November j9, 1764, recorded inBook 18, p. 103.

November 10, 1764, Grant #632, File 2379, Book 55, p. 157 shows a grant to Beedreden Carraway for 150 acres in Duplin County, North Carolina on the W/sd of Great Cohera beginning at a pine William Balls corner on William Latterns line... Ben Sherodds line... Stephen Smith's corner. Signed by Alex Martin.

1789-9, Book 73, p. 338, Sampson County land grants shows Bedredden Carraway with 100 acres.

1790 Census Sampson County, North Carolina, p 52, shows Bedreddon Carraway with Males: 3 over 16; 3 under 16; Females: 5; Sales: 6.

1804/5, Book 119, p. 69, Bedreadon Carraway received a land grant of 60 acres in Sampson County, North Carolina.

The records of Dr. James E. Carraway 1899-1974, show Bedreadon Carraway married Mariah Rhodes and he was deceased after 1820.

From "Our Ancestors" by Adelle Ashford.

Excerpt from article "The Caraway family of Gonzales County, Texas" in Car(r)away Quarterly Vol. 3, #1, p. 1: "Bedreadon Carraway, Sr. a lieutenant in the American Revolution, and a resident of Sampson County in 1790, named a daughter Colin (Colen) Carraway." "Bedreadon Carraway, Sr. also had a son William Carraway, born about 1764...".

In Vol. 2, #4, p. 54, In Vol. 1, #1, pp4,5, the Archibald Carraway Cemetery and Bible records were published. Archibald has been identified as a son of Bedreadon (5) Carraway.

Bedreadon Carraway, Jr. left a will, and mentions his nephew Theophilus Carraway (son of William), probated August 1844, Sampson County, North Carolina, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, recorded in Will Book 1, p. 294.

[NI1021] Sold lan in Virginia, December 7, 1713 and went to Craven, North Carolina.

[NI1023] Sold land in Virginia 1713-1729 and moved to Craven, North Carolina.

[NI1026] This info is from research of Dr. James E. Carraway.

[NI1027] Will dated June 13, 1689, Proved November 15, 1692, Lower Norfolk County, Virginia

[NI1039] 1860 US Census, Navarro County, Texas.

[NI1043] Per 1850 US Census, born in Franklin County, Mississippi.

No cemetery marker

[NI1044] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 67B, Line 4, Dwelling 222, Family 222

Cruise, J. M. Age 26 M Farmer Amite Co Miss
Lucrelia A. 17 F Franklin Co Miss
Samuel 6 M Amite Co Miss

Amite County, Mississippi Cemeteries Book, page 96. Cemetery located S 18: S6 / T4 / R5. 3.6 Miles west of Smithdale on main road, then southwest at road intersection. On property of Mr. Leroy Wroten, who supplied some additional information.

[NI1050] In 1850 census she was 11 years old. Her mother was married to John G. Kenabrew. She is believed to be born after her father's death.

Mary E. was the second wife of B. A. Carraway.

[NI1052] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3. ED 107, stamped page 156A

Cummins, William Head 37
Minnie Wife 33
Rosa Dau 7
Roy Son 6
Ernest Son 3 11/12
Mary Dau 1 7/12

1930 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 1, Supervisors Dist 13, ED 70-6, Sheet 15B, Stamped Page

Cummings, Will T Head 48 TN US US Farmer
Mindie Wife 44 TN TN GA
Rosie L Dau 17 TN TN TN
John R Son 16 TN TN TN
Ernest Son 14 TN TN TN
Mary M Dau 11 TN TN TN
Ellen M Dau 9 TN TN TN
Arthur N Son 7 3/12 TN TN TN
Irene Dau 4 10/12 TN TN TN
William R Son 1 11/12 TN TN TN
Hawkins, Lenard B Boarder 28 TN TN GA

[NI1053] Per Social Security Death Index, last residence was Dover, Hillsborough County, Florida 33527.

[NI1069] Children's names from obit of daughter, Helen Jean Adams Lawson, who died Sunday, September 16, 2001, in the Oak Ridger Newspaper, Tuesday, September 18, 2001, provied by Paul LeMasters.

[NI1163] Died in the Battle of New Orleans.

[NI1180] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 1st District, Stamped Page 118B, Line 54, Dwelling 174

Adams, Bill Age 34
Alice 29
Hubert 10
Pearl 8
Isaac 6
Mitchell 1 8/12

[NI1190] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District, Page 14 (Stamped 23B)

Adames, John H 28 M laborer TN NC TN
Dorthuley W 35 F keeps house TN TN MS
George S 15 M laborer TN TN TN
Charley S 6 M TN TN TN
Nancy D 3 F TN TN TN
Isaac S 4/12 M TN TN TN

[NI1192] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Page 141A

[NI1195] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 1, Stamped page 136A

Toomey, Charlie Head 61
Nannie Wife 43
Charles, Jr. Son 19
James Son 17
John Son 15
Clay Son 12
Donnis Dau 7
Shirley Dau 5
hugh P. Son 3 9/12

[NI1196] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 1st District, Stamped Page 118B, Line 62, Dwelling 176

Adams, Ike Age 39
Jonie 15
Emmitt 9
J. D. 2 11/12

[NI1198] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 1, ED 108, Sheet 7B, Stamped Page 168B, living on Ball Play Road. (Ancestrt,com Image 14 of 25)

Smith, Oliver Head 35 TN US US
Creetie Wife 32 TN GA GA
Stella Dau 7 TN TN TN
Frank Son 5 TN TN TN
Ethel Dau 4 8/12 TN TN TN
Ellie Dau 1 3/12 TN TN TN

[NI1200] 1920 US Census, Franklin County, Mississippi, Page ______

Hamilton, Julia Age 28
Sam 10
Frank 8
Casey 7
N. Z. 4
Hamilton, Mary 42 Mother in law

[NI1204] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 133 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1205] Brother to Sallie Tarver Kirkland Lilly. Sallie is the grandmother of Eva Nell Brister.

[NI1211] 1910 US Census, Lincoln County, Mississippi, Page 151A

Hamilton, Mary Age 49
Zizzie 18
Sara 13
Abby (son) 12 (actually daughter)
Coy 8

[NI1215] 1850 US Census, Monroe County, Tennessee, District 12, Page 63, Dwelling 867
Stinnett, King 28 M TN Farmer
Eliza Jane 24 F TN
John 4 M TN
Robert 2 M TN
Armstrong 2/12 M TN

1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Census 2nd Civil District, household 68

Stinnett, King 50 M W Farm Hand TN
Eliza 45 F W TN
Robert 22 M W " TN
Armsted 18 M W " TN
Jackson 17 M W " TN
Tennessee 14 F W TN
William 12 M W " TN

1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District, Page 19 (Stamped 26A)

Stinnet, ??ing H 61 M farmer TN VA VA (King Stinnett)
Jane W 56 F keeps house TN TN TN (Eliza Jane)
William S 22 M farming TN TN TN
Tennessee D 23 F TN TN TN
Nucrum?, Nancy Si 68 F border TN VA VA (King's sister)

[NI1217] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd Civil District, Page 19 (Stamped 40A)

Stennitte, A H 36 M laborer TN TN TN
Nancy W 39 F keeps house TN TN TN
? George S 6 M TN TN TN
William S 4 M TN TN TN
John S 2 M TN TN TN

1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED 124, Sheet 15A
Age Born
Stinnett, Armstrong Head 57 May 1843
Nancy Wife 62 June 1837
George W. Son 26 April 1874
John T. Son 22 May 1878
Nancy E. Dau 17 April 1883

Tennessee Death Certificate No. 414 (Bradley or Polk County), at age 64.

[NI1218] 1870 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 393B, Line 37, Dwelling 230, Family 230

Nunnery, Reuben Age 32 M W Farmer MS Lizzie 22 F W MS
Nancy 3 F W MS
William * 1 M W MS

1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, District 14, E.D. 27, Sheet 7A, Line 12.

[NI1226] 1920 US Census, Cleveland City, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 4, ED 18, Stamped Page 265B, Line 71, Dwelling 278, Family 314:
Living on Sample? Street

Runyon, Julia 27 Head TN TN TN
Stinnett, Sarah 38 Sister TN TN TN
Pearlie 8 Niece TN TN TN

[NI1247] Burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 273 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1251] Burial info from "Amite County Book", page 133 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1266] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 66A, Line 34

Kirkland, Horace K. Age 32
Hyda 27
Alma 7
William Martin 6
Hallie (F) 5
Leon 3

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Beat 1, Stamped Page 159A , Line 48, Dwelling 163, Family 170

Kirkland, William H. 42
Hyda 36
Alma 17
William 16
Halley (F) 14
Leon 12
Johnnie M. 9
Annie 18
Moyse 5
Jerrell 2 1/12

Horace Kirkland's names shows up three different ways in Census records: Horace Richard; William Horace; and Horace William (on gravestone). Horace's wife is his step-mother's sister.

Richard Moyese Kirkland was first cousin to Lee Kirkland's and Sallie Tarver's four daughters. His wife Mamie Marie Lilly was the daughter of Robert Nelso Lilly and Sallie Tarver Kirkland. Moyese and Manie were not any kin.

Burial info from "Amite County Book", page 399 per Teresa Hamilton. Cemetery name shown as Talbert
Cemetery, Amite County, Mississippi

[NI1267] Burial info from "Amite County Book", page 399 per Teresa Hamilton. Cemetery name shown as Talbert
Cemetery, Amite County, Mississippi

[NI1268] Drafted in the German Army. He was wounded, put in a German hospital, and escaped. Coming to America as a stowaway on a ship that landed in New York Harbor. An uncle lived in Chicago. William Patt first went there. Later he migrated down the Mississippi River settling at Cole, Ms. some where on his way he met and married his wife. They raised their children near Delos Castles, near Gloster, Ms.

[NI1272] Burial info from "Amite County Book", per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1273] Burial info from "Amite County Book", per Teresa Hamilton

[NI1290]

[NI1296] Richard Moyese Kirkland was first cousin to Lee Kirkland's and Sallie Tarver's four daughters. His wife Mamie Marie Lilly was the daughter of Robert Nelson Lilly and Sallie Tarver Kirkland. Moyese and Mamie were not any kin.

[NI1325] Because of a birth injury, Daisy was partially paralyzed and was never able to walk.

[NI1346] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Dist. 7, ED 14, Sheet 2B, Line 90

[NI1363] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 178B, Line 61.

Hogan, Reuben age 30 Born April 1870
Mary 42 December 1857
ODella 14 February 1886
Broadway, Mary 19 Boarder

1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 226B, Line 67, Dwelling 311, Family 311.

Hogan, Ruben 40
Mary 51
Morgan, Della 23 Daughter
Lenard 28 Son in law
Iris 4 Granddaughter
Ruby 2 Granddaughter
Edit 1 2/12 Granddaughter

[NI1378] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, District 6, ED 27, Stamped Page 183A, Line 4, Dwelling 300?, Family 304?,(Census taken June 23, 1900)

Clark, Arnold 26 Head W M May 1874 LA MA MS
Janie 24 Wife W F Oct. 1875 MS MS MS
Louella 5 Dau W F Jan. 1895 MS LA MS
May B. 4 Dau W F May 1896 MS LA MS
Rettie 1/12 Dau W F May 1900 MS LA MS

1910 US Census,

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Beat 4 Township, ED 29, Stamped page 6A, Line 23, Dwelling 23, Family 23.

Clark, Arnold J. 45
Manurvy 44
Ernest 17
Arnold E. 15
Odis L. 12
Charlie C. 8
Kirkland, Jefferson 77 Father in law - Widower

[NI1381] 1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, ED 124, Sheet 162A
Age
Stinnett, King Head 26
Nellie Wife 24
John H. Son 5
Harriette S. Dau 3
May Bell Dau 1

1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Stamped page 8B. (Living next door to brother-in-law, George Washington Woods, after sister, Nancy Catherine Stinnett Woods, died.)

Age
Stinnett, King J. Head 36 General farmer
Nellie Wife 33
John H Son 15
Susie Dau 13
Maybelle Dau 11
Bessie Dau 9
Mattie P Dau 6
Thomas Son 4
James Son 2

[NI1392] 1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED 158, Sheet 15A

Stinnett, Berry Head 40
Josie Wife 23
Cora Dau 5
Buster Son 4
Thomas Son 2

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 1st District, ED 106, Stamped Page 147B

Stinnett, Bessie (m) Age 51
Josie 32
Cora 15
Buster 14
Tommie 12
Charlie 6
Daisy 4 1/12

[NI1400] 1870 US Census, Acworth district, Cobb County, Georgia, household #2230

Wooten, Session Age 22 born GA
Emma 23 born GA
Adaline 50
KELLY, Philemon 50 born GA day laborer
Mary 49 born GA
KELLY, William 77 born GA day laborer
Larconia ? 14
Lucy 11

[NI1410] 1870 US Census, Acworth District, Cobb County, Georgia, household #2224

Kelly, William Age 35 born GA
Darthula 43 born GA
William 12 born GA
Jane 10 born GA
Nerva 8 born GA
Mary 6 born GA
Martha 4 born GA

[NI1446] Rufus is no kin to Alton Morgan married to Merle Tarver

[NI1449] Photo of Hattie L. Allen Headstone in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Alabama

[NI1450] 1900 US Census, Franklin County, Mississippi, Page 19B, Line 64

Chishlom, Frank Age 47
Sarah 41
Julia 12

[NI1457] Per Sallie Cook, Bill was located in Phoeniz, Arizona, nursing home in 1948.

[NI1498] Lived around Brookhaven, Mississippi.

[NI1505] Found in the 1830 Perry County, Ky. census
Name Free White Males Free White Female Slaves
Simpson Adams 000001 000000001 4

Found in the 1840 Perry County, Ky. Census
Name Free White Males Free White Female FCP Slaves
Simpson Adams 1000001 100001 0 01

[NI1507] 1860 Lawrence County, Missississippi, page 112, line 27, dwelling 730, family 731:

Adams, John 36
Sarah 38
Simpson 5
Wm 2

1870 Lincoln County, Mississippi, page

Adams, John
Sarah
Simp
Walter
Joseph

[NI1535] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 177B (See copy)

[NI1572] Listed in 1825 Tax rolls for Lawrence County, Mississippi as owning 160 acres in Bogue Chitto.

1860 US Census, Lawrence County, Mississippi, Page 92, line 4, Dwelling 606, Family 607:

Jordan, Gray 66 b. North Carolina
Nancy 36 b. Mississippi
Clarinda 13
Martin 12
Martha 10
Thompson 7
Gray 3
Wilson 5/12
Jordan, Cal. 29 Laborer

[NI1577] 1860 US Census, Lawrence County, Mississippi, page 40, line 23, Dwelling 267, Family 288:

Jordan, Simon 20
Kesiah 25
James 3
Margaret 1
Price, H (male) 25 Laborer

[NI1582] Listed in the tax role for 1825 for Lawrence County, Ms. as owning 80 acres in Bogue Chitto.

[NI1620] 1850 US Census, Lawrence County, Mississippi

Migrated to MS with his father-in-law, John H. Gill, II via an Indian Nations Passport issued March 7, 1812.

Listed in 1825 Tax Rolls for Lawrence Co., MS as owning 80 acres in Bogue Chitto.

[NI1638] 1880 Census shows the Guy family in Granbury, Hood, Texas. Civil War vet serving under Stonewall Jackson in the MS 16th Regt. Quitman Guard Co. E. Pension application #49814

William Guy family moved to Texas in 1869 to Clear Creek near Malakoff. Also lived in Bosque, Hood, Polk, and Summerville counties before settling east of Kemp in 1891. William moved to Mabank in 1920 with his third wife. Had a large flower garden, peacocks, guineas, and was active late in life.

[NI1663] Planter in Greenwood, Mississippi

[NI1702] Marriage and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 148. Name shown as Zembro.

Also, information on the Zumbro family given by Dawn M. Bedford, Deer Park, Texas. dawn@juno.com, April 1997.

[NI1704] Served in Civil War etween 1861 - 1865 CSA. CSA 14th and 3rd Consolidated Reg't., MS Cavalry, Co. C. 38th CSA. Surrendered May 4, 1865, Citronelle, Alabama. Paroled May 12, 1865, Gainsville, Alabama.

[NI1705] Birth, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI1707] Bet. 1861 - 1865, Co. A 7th Mississippi Infantry.

Muster Role for Co. A, 7th Miss. Inf. and Franklin Rifles. Military records from Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

[NI1711] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 64B, Line 2, Dwelling 179, Family 179

Marsalis, Ephraigan 43 M Farmer Geo
Elizabeth A. 41 F S.C.
Lucretia E. 17 F Amite Co Miss
Louisa P. 17 F Amite Co Miss
Sarah R. 15 F Amite Co Miss
Amanda 8 F Amite Co Miss
Ann E. 6 F Amite Co Miss
Nancy C. 3 F Amite Co Miss
Mirana C. 3/12 F Amite Co Miss
Adams, James O 24 M Farmer Amite Co Miss

[NI1714] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 76A, Line 14, Dwelling 361, Family 361

Carstarpher, A. G. 24 M Merchant Amite Co Miss
Martha A. 15 F Miss

[NI1726] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 67B, Line 1

Westbrook Milly 60 Va
Allen N. 17 Amite Co Miss

[NI1727] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 173A.

Westbrook, Henry A. Age 46 Born September 1853
Sarah A. 47 May 1852
Napolean B. 22 May 1878
Olivia B. 18 May 1882
Jesse J. 15 September 1884
Martha 12 January 1888
Simon 8 April 1892
Otis 5 November 1895

[NI1728] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 65A-65B (See computer copy)

Westbrook, R. C. Age 42
Sarah 34

[NI1734] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, ED 20, Stamped Page 87A, Line 21, Dwelling 266, Family 268 (Ancestry.com Image 33 of 36)

Westbrook, Jasper N. 39 M M-18 MS MS MS Farmer
Ellen E. 36 F M-18 MS MS MS
Willie M. 17 M S MS MS MS
Charley R. 15 M S MS MS MS
Oscar A. 14 M S MS MS MS
Lonnie M. 11 M S MS MS MS
Sara E. 5 F S MS MS MS
Jasper R. 2 M S MS MS MS
Homer G. 7/12 M S MS MS MS

[NI1761] 1860 Amite County, Mississippi, Page 14, Line 16, Dwelling 91, Family 91

Wilson, John A 53 M W Planter 1,000 6,000 MS
Mary 47 F W MS
Eliza 12 F W MS
John 8 M W MS
Turner 8 M W MS

[NI1765] 1900 US Census, Lardo Mill Beat Tour, Lincoln County, Mississippi

[NI1775] 1860 US Census, Amite County, Alabama, Page 19, Line 27, Dwelling 127, Family 127

Cruise, Thomas Age 26 Planter MS
Harriet 24 MS
Mary 5 MS
William 3 MS
Joseph 2 MS
Jefferson 10/12/m MS

[NI1788] Some folks list James Thomas as Joseph Thomas. The 1860 Franklin County, Mississippi Census has him listed as James and 2 years old.

[NI1790] 1910 US Census, Franklin County, Mississippi, Page 141B:

Carraway, W. P. Age 48
Emma M. 44
Mary H. 19
A. Lillie 15
W. Carey 14
C. Grisom 10
Rayford E. 8
E. Katie 5

[NI1793] Burial info in "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 101 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1794] Burial info from "Cemetery Inscriptions - Pike County, Mississippi 1750 - 1978", page 21 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1800] 1860 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Division Liberty, Dwelling 170, Family 170, Line 25

McGehee, William M Age 27 M W MS
Mary 20 F W MS
Zilpha 4 F W MS
James 3 M W MS
William 2 M W MS
Baby 1/12 M W MS

[NI1815] Burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 148.

[NI1816] Birth, marriage, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI1817] Enjoyed dipping snuff. Did not know how to read or write.

Birth, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI1829] First cousin to Susannah "Susie" Laird Carraway

[NI1838] Marriage, death and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI1840] Birth, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI1862] Burial info in "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 451 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1869] James Bryant Carraway lived in Springfield, Missouri according to Pauline Carraway Johnson Davis daughter of Herman Paul Carraway and Willena Boggs).

[NI1870] From Arthur Burneil Carraway, he understood that Hollis was murdered and found in a river in Missouri. Motive was believed to be robbery.

[NI1872] From Franklin County Cemetery Records

[NI1893] Found in 1930 U.S. Federal Census - Louisiana - Livingston - Police Jury Ward 9 - District 15 - Page 17B

[NI1912] Burial info from "Cemetery Inscriptions - Pike County, Mississippi 1750 - 1978", page 21 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI1985] Commited suicide in the home of wife's parents, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

[NI2020] Osmond's wife died shortly after Mary Alice's birth and she was raised by her Pennington grandparents in East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. There is a granddaughter living in Houston, Texas, 1997.

[NI2102] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd Civil District - Page 11 (Stamped 36A)

North, Squire H 61 M farmer TN VA PA
Hannah W 46 F keeps house TN NC NC
J P S 19 M TN TN TN
David S 9 M TN TN TN
Wm S 5 M TN TN TN
R M S 3 M TN TN TN
Martha D 8/12 F Sep. TN TN TN

[NI2122] Died of typhoid fever.

[NI2128] Per Lester Parks at Francis died on June 18 or 22, 1947.

[NI2139] 1850 US Census, Franklin County, Mississippi, Household 144

1860 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Page 368

1870 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Page 76, Household 159

1880 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Page ______, Cain, Sarah age 65

[NI2165] 1840 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, 10 houses down from father-in-law, Thomas M. Prater was:

Henry Weaver
2 males under 5
1 male 20-30
1 female 20-30

[NI2176] 1870 US Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, household #270.

Prather, H. B. Age 24 born GA
Jane 20 born GA
Mary M. 3 born GA

[NI2180] Per Wilma Lanning Flowers (great granddaughter of John Daniel Prather) in August, 2001.

Isaac and Nancy Rackley moved to Missouri where Isaac died in Cabool, Texas County, Missouri after falling off his horse. Nancy and her four children moved (returned) to Acworth, Georgia, where she then married John Panter. They moved with family and friends to Texas around 1900.

[NI2209] 1850 US Census, Gordon County, Georgia, household # ?.

Chastain, Benjamin Age 26 born SC
Ruth C. 22 born Alabama
Hannah M. 12 born GA
James R. 10 born GA
John A. 7 born GA
Louisa C. 5 born GA
Mary E. 2 born GA
Theodosia A. 4/12 born GA

1860 US Census, Gordon County, Georgia Census, household # ?.

Chastain, Benjamin Age 37 born SC
Ruth C. 33 born Alabama
Hannah M. 12 born GA
James R. 10 born GA
John A. 7 born GA
Louisa C. 5 born GA
Mary E. 2 born GA
Thodosia A. 4/12 born GA

[NI2290] Thos. Prather is listed in the 1786 Taxables list for Franklin County, PA - Antrim Township

[NI2380] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 67B, line 27, dwelling 226, family 226:

Wactor, John Age 61 M Farmer 780 S.C.
Susana 61 F S.C.
Mary 2* F Amite Co Miss
Caroline 21 F Amite Co Miss
Abram 20 M Farmer Amite Co Miss
Arm** 18 F Amite Co Miss
Clorinda 16 F Amite Co Miss Mary J. 9 F Amite Co Miss

1860 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 20, dwelling 131, household 131, line 17:

Wactor, John Age 70 M W Planter 4,000 4,000 SC
Susannah 69 F W SC
Mary 30 F W MS
Caroline 28 F W MS
Arminda 23 F W MS
Chlorinda 21 F W MS
Abram 25 M W Farm Laborer MS

1870 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 396A, line 32, dwelling 273, family 273:

Wactor, John Age 80 M W Farmer 429 838 SC Susan 79 F W SC
Mary 35 F W MS
Arminda 27 F W MS
Caroline 32 F W MS
Clorinda 23 F W MS
Abraham 27 M W Farmer MS

[NI2382] Book, Amite County, Mississippi, 1699-1890, Volume 3, The Environs by Albert Eugene Casey, page 407. (Copy in file of Shirley Woods) File 203.

Estate Record: January 1861, Final Account

Abrham Wactor administrator final account Jan. term 1861. Andrew J. Whittington, guardian ad litem appointed by the court for Mary J. Wactor a minor. Letters of administration granted for the estate of Blewitt Wactor deceased Aug. term 1858. Petition of Abraham Wactor a resident of Amite County shows that Blewitt Wactor late of Amite County departed this life 2 July (1858) intestate, that your petitioner Abraham Wactor is a brother of said intestate, that besides your petitioner said deceased left six other heirs and distributees, to-wit: J. R. Wactor, Mary Wactor, Caroline Wactor, Armenda Wactor, Chlorinta Wactor brother and sisters of said deceased, also Mary P. Wactor, niece of said deceased.

[NI2384] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Ms., Dann Fenn Road, Page 227B, Line 65, Dwelling 331, Family 331

Wactor. Mary Age 82
Arminda 77

[NI2390] Passport thru Indian Nation for wife and seven children to the Western Country in 1812.

1850 Franklin County, Mississippi shows age 100 years. Died at 103 years of age.

[NI2393] 1860 US Census for Franklin County, Mississippi. He owned 3 Negroes, one male of 60 years, one female of 16 years, and one male of 11 months.

Shown as American-German

Occupation was farmer

[NI2402] Fair complexion, red hair, and a temper.

[NI2422] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 1, part 2, ED 6-2, Stamped Page 184B, living on Ducktown Road: Living with brother-in-law and sister, Pharis Spencer and Julie Stinnett Spencer

Stinnett, Sarah L. Age 36 Didn't work TN TN TN

[NI2423] Benton/Town Cemetery
Excerpts From a 1912 Benton News-Gazette

Runions, Joe – died January 21, 1918; PVT. 316 M C B N; Tennessee WW I.

Notes from Sudie B. Clemmer Collection: Joe Runnions First World War I soldier to die. Buried in Benton Cemetery (Polk County, Tennessee). He died of Spinal meningitis.

[NI2424] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 1, part 2, ED 6-2, Stamped Page 184B, living on Ducktown Road:

Spencer, Pharis 40 Truck Farm TN TN TN
Julia E. 37 Hosiery Mill-winder TN TN TN
Stinnett, Sarah L. 36 Didn't work TN TN TN
Boarder (can't read)
Boarder (can't read)

[NI2428] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee

Stinnett, Robert H 28 M laborer TN TN TN
Rosetta W 31 F keeps house TN TN TN
Samuel S 16 M laborer TN TN TN
Lafayett S 5 M TN TN TN
Harrison S 2 M TN TN TN

1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist 3, ED 158, Sheet 7B

Stinnett, Robert Head 65
Rosetta Wife 75
Raine, Jane Brdr? 52

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 1, Stamped Page 121A, Line 44, Dwelling 228

Stinnett, Robert 73
Rosetta 82

[NI2429] 1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, Ed 125, Sheet 2B
Age Born
Stinnett, Jackson Head 52 Jan 1848
Sarah Wife 37 Apr 1863
Noah Son 10 Sep 1889
Eliza M. Dau 7 Jul 1892
Henry A. Dau 5 Mar 1895
Ida S. Dau 2 Aug 1897
Dunn, Mariah Mother 55 Jan 1845 (Mother of Sarah "Sallie" Dunn)

1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, Ed 157, Sheet 3A

Stinnett, Jackson Head 58
Sallie Wife 46
Ida S. Dau 14
Withrow, Eliza M. Dau 17
Frank SNL 18 (Son-in-law)

1920 Us Census, polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 1, Stamped page 114A, Line 25, Dwelling 98

Stinnett, Jackson Head 72
Sallie Wife 58
Alfred Son 25
Ida Dau 22
May Dau 15
Laura GDau 2 5/12

[NI2431] 1920 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED 151, Page 5B, in the home with nephew Lafayette Stinnett,

Stinnett, William Age 64 Uncle

[NI2433] 1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd Dist, ED 125, Household 171

Stinnett, Lafayette Head 26 Born April 1874
Polly Wife 24 May 1876
Robert Son 11 mths June 1899
Dover, Roxie Brdr 5 July 1894
Huldah Brdr 12 Aug 1887

1920 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, Dist. 1, ED 151, Page 5B

Stinnett, Lafayette Head 50
Polly Wife 45
Gordon S. Son 18
Stella M Dau 13
Spencer Mc. Son 10
Larrol L. Son 8
Allie J. Dau 6
Alvin E. Son 4 6/12
Stinnett, William Uncle 64

[NI2434] 1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED 158, Sheet 17B

Stinnett, Harrison Head 31
Mattie Wife 30

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Page 113A, Line 33, Dwelling 75, Family 76

Stinnett, Harrison Head 41
Mattie Wife 40

[NI2435] http://www.tngenweb.org/polk/smyrna.htm

Stinnett, Dolly A. - August 15, 1868 / September 5, 1868; d/o A. R. & Nancy Stinnett

[NI2436] Polk County Tennessee Death Certificate No. 272.

[NI2437] Birth data from birth of Minnie Stinnett, born March 19, 1912. Record of births - Polk County, TN for 12 months July 1, 1911 thru June 30, 1912.

1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED 125, Sheet 9A, Household 141, living next door to father-in-law, Benjamin Woods, household 142.

Stinnett, William Head 24
Lou Wife 18

1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist 2

Stinnett, William J. Head 34
Vadie Wife 27
Ellen Dau 9
Waine Son 7
Jinnettie Dau 4
Jessie L. Son 3
Nora Dau 0/12

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED 107, Stamped paged 156B-157A, Line 96

Stinnett, William J. Head 44
Luvada Wife 38
Marvilla Dau 19
Wayne W. Son 16
Genette Dau 14
Jessie L. Son 12
Nora M. Dau 9
Minnie L. Dau 7
James D. Son 5
Woodrow J. Son 1 3/12

[NI2457] Birthplace from birth records of Minnie Stinnett, born 3-19-1912.

[NI2467] 1870 US Census, Lincoln County, Mississippi, Page 34A, Line 20, Dwelling 184, Family 184

Richardson, Joseph Age 27 Born MS
Elizabeth 24 MS
Martha 1 MS
Mason, Josephine 6 MS

[NI2471] 1850 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, Page 386B-398A

Senett, Alexandria 37 Tennessee
Elmira 37 Tennessee
John U Tennessee
Jahua 17 Tennessee
Elizabeth 15 Tennessee
Jackson U Tennessee
Isaac U Tennessee
Ausburry 6 Tennessee
David 5 Tennessee
Benjamine 3 Tennessee

1860 US Census,


1870 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, District 1, Stamped page 331A, Household 30.

STINNETT, Alexander M W 56 farmer $600 $310 TN
Elmina F W 57 keeping house TN
Jaihugh M W 37 farm laborer TN
Wilson M W 28 farm laborer TN
BRY M W 12 at home TN
Sarah F W 19 without occupation TN
Iray M W 1 TN

[NI2473] 1860 Lawrence County, Mississippi Census, pg 107, line 35, dwelling 698, family 699:

Stewart, James 70 Farmer
Sarah 51
Adaline 16
Nelley 14
Mary 12

[NI2475] German wife remarried to an Ott. Amelia Township, Orangeburgh District, South Carolina

[NI2491] Sisters married brothers. Sarah Morgan married Joseph Adams and Obedience Morgan married Robert Adams.

[NI2493] Left Barnwell, South Carolina in 1810 or 1811 to settle in Amite and Marion Counties, Mississippi.

[NI2496] John and Anna settled in Marion County, Mississippi

[NI2526] Born in Amite County, Mississippi per 1850 US Census.

1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 76A, Line 16, Dwelling 362, Family 362.

Adams, Littleton 21 M Farmer Amite Co Miss
Lucretia J. 19 F Amite Co Miss
Martha I. 1 F Amite Co Miss


Littleton and Lucretia were in Franklin County, Mississippi by 1860.

[NI2848] Was a Capt. of a Company of the SC Reg't.

"Georgia Geneological Magazine" p 2124:

Chatham Co. Deed Bk. H. p. 51 John Hall of Chatham Co., frees his slave houseman, Harry, Apr. 6, 1789. Wife Eliza Ann, consents. Refers to marriage contract dated March 1788 conveying certain property including said slave to John Carraway Smith of South Carolina and John Orrick of Savannah, Gentleman as trustees for Ann Eliza Elliott (now Ann Eliza Hall), wife of said John Hall).

p. 236- December 31, 1801, Mr. James Belcher to Mrs. Ann Smith, widow of John Carraway Smith, last Thursday.

p. 241 - From "The Columbian Museum and Savannah Advertiser", Savannah
Death Notices.

March 21, 1800, Last Saturday, John Carraway Smith, Esq., a gentleman who held a Captain's commission in the Southern army during our Revolutionary War and particularly distinguished himself as a soldier and patriot. The Cincinnati Society attended the funeral with others of his compatriots.

p. 307 - From "The Georgia Gazette", Savannah. Death notices. March 20, 1800, Last Saturday, John C. Smith, Esq.

[NI2849] Aaron Smith was commissioned a First Lieutenant of March 18, 1779, probably in Capt. Uriah Goodwyn's Co. in the S.C. 3rd Reg't., where he continued to serve until the close of the war or the disbanding of the regiment. In October 1780, at a meeting of a group of officers of the SC line in Philadelphia, it seems the much reduced post-war Army was being regrouped and reorganized, and Aaron Smith was appointed to serve in the 2nd SC Regiment. The last mention of him is the 1785-86 receipt issued for his donation of one month's pay to the Society of the Cincinnati, an organization formed by and for the Continental Army officers in 1783 (Report of Sharon D. Jarvis, November 6, 1989, hired researcher for the Car(r)away Family News, Vol. 1, #4. [/ 8--Decendants of Elizabeth 5 Carraway Smith).

"Georgia Genealogical Magazine" 1969, p. 2260--Warren County Marriages, Aaron Smith to Elizabeth Abercrombie January 21, 1800.

1965- P. 1075- Deaths from Old Georgia newspapers from 1817-1818 files of the Columbia Museum and Savannah Daily Gazette. "Tuesday, April 8 (1817), On March 23rd at his residence on the Savannah River in Barnwell District, SC. Aaron Smith , Esq., died in his 59th year. He was one of those worthies who bore the toils and difficulties of the Revolutionary War. Living then on the frontier of the state, his father and his mother, a brother and a sister were killed by the Indians, three brothers, and one sister and himself made their escape, and though they were young, he immediately took an active and successful par tin subduing those savage enemies. Afterwards he was promoted to a respectable commission and distinguished himself until the close of the war as an officer and a soldier. In the death of this amiable man, his family, relations, friends and neighbors have met with an irreparable loss. For many years he was a member and a deacon of the Baptist Church.

[NI2850] "Georgia Genealogicla Magazine" p 2309--Greene County Deed Records, Bk No 1, p. 212, John Perkins and Sarah his wife of Richmond County to Ezekiel Smith of South Carolina. Deed dated November 8, 178__ conveying 287 1/2 acres of Isand Creek adjoining John McFarland, Jr. and others. Granted Janaruy 3, 1785.

Edgefield County, South Carolina, Book 12, p. 401, November 21, 1794: Power of Attorney: Ezekiel Smith to T. Keland Smith ......... I Ezekiel Smith of the County of Hancock and State of Georgia for Divers of good causes.....appointed my brother T. Keland Smith of the County of Edgefield and State of South Carolina my lawfully grant attorney in fact to negotiate in my behalf the following business in the State of North Carolina (viz) that whereas John Carraway deceased father of Elizabeth the wife of Aaron Smith and parents to us Ezekiel and T. Keling Smith both of which said parents are also deceased the said John Carraway did by his last will and Tesatment bequeathe certain legacy to his said Daughter Elizabeth and her Legal Representatives and as I the said Ezekiel am the oldest son of the said Elizabeth and the only acting administrator of my said Father and it being inconvenient for me to travel to the state of North Carolina to receive the said legacy this therefore shall be obligatory of me my heirs. Ex. Adm. faithfully to stand and to abide by what my said Brother T. Keeling Smith shall do in transacting the said business for me as though in person has transacted the same and his receipt for the said legacy or any part thereof that he may receive shall be agreed to by me as witness my hand and seal this 21st day of November 1794.

George Courthouse Records--Warren County Will Book A. Ezekiel was one of 3 three executors for will of George Medlock, dated October 2, 1800.

[NI2858] The dates of birth for the family of John Carraway V are from the family Bible of Stephen Oates and the record for this family is from "Our Ancestors" by Adele Ashford, pp 356-363: 'Some Carraway-Caraway Families by Thelma Landrum; Car(r)away Family News quarterlies.

The records of Kinston, NC were burned in 1880, however the Index to Johnston County, NC Deed Book 5 records a deed from John Carraway (IV) to John, Jr. (V) on p. 244. Adam on p. 190 and Bedreadon on p. 306. The deeds were dated between 1746-1759.

John Carraway V may have been married twice and second wife may have been a Smith. He probably moved with his father, John IV to Bladen County before 1764 and returned to Dobbs county prior to February 6, 1769. The 1769 Tax List for Dobbs County shows John Carraway Junr with 1 poll. (Note: John, son of Henry was not old enough to be counted as a poll).

After John V returned to Dobbs County, and Henry's son John became 21 it is difficult to determine which John purchased and sold land. John IV was deceased by 1776, leaving his son John V and grandson, John, the son of Henry, in Dobbs/Wayne Counties, North Carolina.

[NI2862] It is said that Moses was the first of the Carraway ancestors to use one "r" in his name.

Received land grant of 150 acres in Moore County, North Carolina on February 25, 1794. PB 105, p. 124, Moore County, North Carolina.

In February 1828 Moses bought 100 acres of land in Wilson County, Tennessee. In 1830 he sold 81 acres to son Lovet and 19 acres to Henry Shannon. In January 1835 he bough 73 acres on Barton's Creek from Jonas Swingley for $146.

Moses appears on the 1800 Moore County, North Carolina census. He is listed on the 1810 census of Burke County, North Carolina. By 1820 he had moved to Wilson County, Tennessee where is is listed for 1830, 1840, and 1850.

The 1860 for Wilson County, Tennessee shows Mary, wife of Moses, 88 years old living with their son, Elihu. this would indicate Moses had died.

Lovet Carraway was the administrator of Moses' estate. He reported an inventory and sale of property in May 1852. Lovet left Wilson County and move to Weakley County and Merritt then became the administrator.

Note: The Lewis Merritt Family Cemetery is located on the Homer Hancock farm on Sinking Creek, off Chicken Road, one mile east of Baird's Mill. There graves are unmarked as are all the others. This cemetery has been abandoned and no longer exists as a cemetery.

This information on the cemetery and of the daughter Mary who married Jack Holloway was given to Mrs. Thelma Landrum by Mr. Dixon L. Merritt, a descendant of one of Mary Merritt Carraway's brother, and was a lifetime resident of Wilson County, Tennessee, and who was familiar with the Carraways of Tennessee. Mr. Merritt is now deceased.

(From the records of Mrs. Thelma Landrum).

[NI2863] Aaron's first wife, name unknown, was probably the mother of his children.

A deed was proven in open court and ordered to be registered February 1795 from willis Agerton to Aaron Carraway. (Moore County, North Carolina Court Minutes p. 503).

It is presumed that Aaron, his 2 brothers, John and Hillery and a female, either a wife or sister Delilah, went to South Carolina with Elijah Carraway, their father's first cousin, about 1798.

Records for Darlington County, South Carolina:

John Carraway is listed on the 1800 Census, 3 males and 1 female
(Probably his 2 brothers, Aaron & Hillary, and sister Delilah)

On April 22, 1805 Aaron witnessed a deed from Kindred Holloman to Stephen Oates (Book G, p. 270).

On March 22, 1808 Aaron and Hillary witnessed a deed from Daniel Dubose to David Ware (Vol. A 1808-1808)

The 1810 census list Aaron Carraway with: 4 o/10; 1 26/45 males; 1 0/10; 1 10/16; 1 26/45 females.

On January 6, 1812, Aaron sold 264 acres to Newitt Delk. Witnessed by James and Stephen Oates. Sworn April 15, 1812 and recorded April 3, 1829.

Aaron is not shown on the 1820 census for South Carolina. By 1830 he is in Tuscaloosa, Alabama with 2 10/15; 1 20/30; 1 50/60; 1 15/20; 1 50/60 females.

(From "Our Ancestors", Adele Ashford. The children from Vera Dee Onstatt & Don Carraway from Car(r)away Family News, Vol. 2, #2, p. 22).

[NI2864] Probably went to South Carolina with his family in 1798 and probably the John Carraway found on the 1800 Darlington County, South Carolina census with brothers Aaron and Hillary and sister Delilah living with him???

[NI2865] The birthdate, the name of his wife and daughter came from the family Bible of Stephen Oates.

Hillardy probably moved to South Carolina with his brothers and cousins about 1798.

The 1810 Darlington County, South Carolina census shows Hillery Carraway with males: 1 0/10; 1 16/26; females: 3 0/10; 1 16/26.

In 1820 and 1830 he was in Burke County, North Carolina. In 1840 he was in Yancy County, North Carolina.

In the 1850 census for McDowell County, North Carolina, Hillery Carraway was listed with 2 single daughter's, Elizabeth and Matilda, living in the household of his son-in-law, John Holliefield. His wife Clarissa was listed living in Yancey, North Carolina with her children.

The 1860 census of Yancey County shows:

Eliza Carraway 55 South Carolina
Caroline 28 North Carolina
Henry 21 North Carolina
Merritt E. North Carolina
Clarissa 75 South Carolina
Daniel Anderson 9 North Carolina

[NI2881] The names and dates for Stephen Oates and his family were found in a family Bible belonging to Mrs. Cecil Norman (DeEtte Boyd) Oates in 1955. The transcript of the Bible is recorded in "Our Ancestors" Vol 1, pp 228-230, 1977 by Adele Ashford.

From Car(r)away Family News Quarterly, Vol. 1, # 2, June 30, 1989, the transcript from the Oates Family Bible pp 2 and 3. Notes from Mrs. Ashford on p. 3, "These pages are an exact transcript of the Bible record of Stephen Oates. I have Xerox copy of all 20 pages. Of course they are very hard to read, considering the age of the Bible and also the photostats were made so many years ago. We even sent the last two pages to Washington, DC to see if they could bring out the old ink, but it was impossible. You will also notice that Ferrebey/Pherreby Carraway was about 10 years older than Stephen. This is not a mistake. Since Stephen Oates died in Darlington County, South Carolina in 1817, it was assumed Pherrabey died there too. Mrs. Lucille Trimble, now deceased stated that Pherrabey died in 1822 in the area of Prattville, Alabama. She gave no reference as to where she found this information. On page 229 (Bible p. 13) a Wm(Dosse?) Oates. I later found out his name was Wm. Dawson Oates, from a descendant. On page 230 (Bible p. 16) the year for Moses birth was hard to read. It was 177 and the last number looked like an 0".

[NI2906] The place of marriage and the fact William died of Typhoid Fever in Richmond, Virginia is from a correction by Peggy Carraway found in the quarterly Car(r)away Family News Vo.. 2, #3, p. 35. Also found in "Our Ancestors" by Adele Ashford, pp. 357-358.

[NI2917] From the Car(r)away Family News Quarterly dated June 30, 1990, Vol. 2, #2, p. 23 article about the Hines family.

Hines family Bible in possession of the Roberts family, in the possession of Luticia Lee of Sanford, Florida, is the source for names and vital dates of this family.

Submitted by Mrs. Martha Roberts is the following:

"Willie Hines b. June 6, 1769, d. May 18, 1835, married Sarah (Sally) Carraway.

He lived in Wayne County, North Carolina at his death at age 66 he owned a large plantation of 700 acres, including the home, the mill together with dam privileges.

[NI2921] Served in the American Revolution.

[NI2937] Burial info from book Amite County Cemeteries, page 90 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2938] Died as a result of burns due to playing in burning leaves.

[NI2939] Burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 276 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2941] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2942] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2943] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2944] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 335 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2945] Burial info from "Amite County Cemeteries" book, page 133 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2971] Burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 273 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI2972] Burial site in book, Amite County Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 273 per Teresa Hamilton.

[NI3245] Published in the Baton Rouge Advocate, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 27, 1997

GRAVES, WILLIE AUTRY
A retired employee of the State Department of Health and Hospitals and a resident of Pride, he died Thursday, Sept. 25, 1997, at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, Baton Rouge. He was 74 and a native of Tylertown, Miss. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Visiting was at Charlet Funeral Home Inc., Zachary, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, with Masonic services at 7 p.m. Visiting at Galilee Baptist Church, Deerford, 8:30 a.m. until religious services at 10 a.m. Saturday, conducted by Brother Thumper Miller. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by wife, Lucille Davis Graves, Pride; a daughter and son-in-law, Norma Graves and Hugh Crousillac Jr., Greenwell Springs; two sons and two daughters-in-law, Redgie Autry and Allen Atchison Graves, Hubbard, Texas, and Robbie and Patsy Allen Graves, Hattiesburg, Miss.; a sister, Eunice Simmons, Osyka, Miss.; a brother, Arvin Graves, Merryville; six grandchildren, Stephanie Crousillac Kendrick, Eric Graves, Rusty Crousillac, Trisha Ellison, Robyn Powell and Scott Crousillac; and a great-grandson, Ty Autry Ellison. Preceded in death by parents and three brothers. He was a Galilee Baptist Church and Central Lodge, F&AM. He was a past patron of Myrtle Celeste Chapter No. 31 of Order of the Eastern Star.

[NI3246] http://www.americanpress.com/reserved/obitarchives/2002/2002.01.htm

Arvin J. Graves - 1/24/2002

[NI3341] 1920 US Census, Choctaw County, Alabama, Volume 13, ED 14, Sheet 7, Line 25:

Cunningham, Ben Age 33
Mary Inez 29
Minnie 11
Bronx 8 (Actually Thurman Brooks)
Vera 3

[NI3343] 1920 US Census, Choctaw County, Alabama Page 2A, Line 45, Dwelling 27, Family 27

Gibson, E. Frank Age 35 Born Alabama
Letha J. 35 Alabama
Lennie M. 7 Alabama
Gilmer? F. 5 Alabama

[NI3356] 1830 US Census, Monroe County, Tennessee - There is a John Woods listed on page 149 who is probably our John:

Woods John, males 10001 females 00001.

The ages indicate 1 male age under 5 years, 1 male age 20 but under 30, and 1 female age 20 but under 30.

1840 US Census, Monroe County, Tennessee - There is a John Woods listed on page 158 who is probably our John:

Woods John males 110001 females 210001.

The ages indicate 1 male under 5 years, 1 male of 5 but under 10 years, 1 male of 30 but under 40, 2 females under 5 years, 1 female of 5 but under 10 years, and 1 female of 30 but under 40 years

1850 US Census

Have not been able to locate John & Dollie in Tennessee but have located their oldest son Boyd Montgomery Woods residing in Monroe County (See notes for Boyd Woods)

1860 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, ED ____, Stamped Page 396 In Dwelling 465 (Image #22 on Ancestry.com 1860 Census Images)

Woods, John Head 58
Priscilla Dau 24
Dollie Wife 50
Nancy Dau 21
James Son 20
Samuel Son 18
George Son 16
Joseph Son 14
Jane Dau 12

1870 US Census, McMinn County, Tennessee, Dist. 14, Page 17

Woods, John Head 65
Dollie Wife 58
Priscilla Dau 33
Samuel Son 23
Rebecca Dau 15
Benjamin Son 12

Place of birth for John Woods shown on Tennessee death certificate # 335 of daughter, Nancy Woods Stinnett (wife of Armstrong R. Stinnett).

[NI3357] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, Page 10

Woods, Dollie Head 66
Priscillia Dau 43
John W. Gson 14

[NI3358] 1900 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped Page 181A, Line 80:

Wroten, Henry O.
Lucy A.
Lovid (m) Age 15 Born October 1884
Lillie 12 January 1888

[NI3359] Found in 1900 Polk County, Tennessee next door to brother, Benjamin Woods, 3rd District, Supervisor's Dist. 3, ED 125, Household 143 with nephew.

Woods, John Age 34 Born Nov. 1876
Cris C. 66 April 1834

[NI3362] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District - Page 6 (Stamped 19B)

Woods, Samuel H 34 M laborer TN NC NC
Rose Anna W 29 F keeps house VA VA VA
George S 4 M TN TN VA

1900 Polk County, Tennessee Census, 3rd District, ED 125, Page 67

Woods, Samuel H 55 M April 1845 Widowed
Corda D 19 F June 1880
Joseph L S 12 M Aug 1887

Samuel possibly buried at Smyrna Cemetery, Polk County, Tennessee, in unmarked grave. Death date Feb. 16, 1902, (per Polk County Genealogy May 2000 Quarterly)

[NI3367] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 1, ED 108, Sheet 7B, Stamped Page 168B, living on Ball Play Road. (Ancestrt,com Image 14 of 25)

Smith, Oliver Head 35 TN US US
Creetie Wife 32 TN GA GA
Stella Dau 7 TN TN TN
Frank Son 5 TN TN TN
Ethel Dau 4 8/12 TN TN TN
Ellie Dau 1 3/12 TN TN TN

[NI3377] 1880 US Census,

[NI3378] 1870 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, District 1, Stamped page 330A & B, Household 22.

STINNETT, Jackson M W 29 farmer $300 TN
Mary A. F W 27 TN
Lucinda F W 7 TN
Margaret F W 9 TN
Rebeca F W 2 TN
Martha J. F W 1 TN

[NI3385] From file of Ronald F. Webb, named Stout, Brinson, Webb, at ronaldfwebb@prodigy.net

Jahu served the CSA army in Captain J. P. Lynch's battery of Tennessee light artillery during the Civil War. He was captured at Vicksburg when General Pemberton surrendered his army to General Grant on July 4, 1863. Rather than imprisonment, a parole arrangement was negotiated whereby CSA
captives would be exchanged for Union Army POW's. An exchange camp was set up where the CSA soldiers were to report, but Jahu slipped away and returned to Sevier County where he remained for the remainder of the war as a noncombatant.

1880 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, Household 308

Stinnett, Jehu S. Age 47
Lyda 50
Ira B. 11
James R. 5
John A. 7/12

[NI3386] From file of Ronald F. Webb at Gencircles file Stout, Brinson, Webb. eMail at ronaldfwebb@prodigy.net

David was listed as a deserter from the Union Army on December 1, 1863. He had enlisted only two months earlier on October 11th. On March 23, 1865, following an amnesty proclamation from President Lincoln on March 11th, he returned to service with company K of the 9th Regiment, East Tennessee Cavalry. Although the president's action removed the criminal consequences from desertion, it did not expunge the record. David Stinnett went on to serve for the rest of the war, but the
desertion remained a part of his record. In 1892 he filed an application for the removal of the charge from his record. The application was denied on March 9, 1892.

1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Household 309

Stinnett, David Age 34
Catharine 28
Eliza C. 11
William H. 9
Mary E. 7
Sary A 6
James L. 4
Laurah Ann 3
Nancy L. 3/12

[NI3389] Polk County, Tennessee Death Certificate No. 279.

[NI3460] 1920 US Census, Jackson County, Alabama, Line 89, Dwelling 287, Family 306

Woods, George W. Age 43 Born Tennessee
Mary L. 37 Tennessee
Ethel 16 Tennessee
Pearl 14 Tennessee
Clarence 13 Tennessee
Jesse F. (m) 10 Tennessee
Letha M. 6 Tennessee
Almer (m) 4 3/12 Tennessee
Harlan L. 1 8/12 Alabama

[NI3469] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 2, Stamped Page 235B, Dwelling 258, Household 253, living on Hairson Pike:

Woods, Clarence Age 23 Head TN TN TN
Anna M. 17 Wife TN TN TN
Eugene 3/12 Son TN TN TN

[NI3470] Obit, Cleveland Daily Banner, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee on October 13, 1995.

[NI3489] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 1, ED 1, Stamped Page 157A, Line 7, Dwelling 100, Family 107:

Cross, Ollen Age 20 TN TN TN
Letha Mae 14 TN TN TN
Billie 1/12 TN TN TN

[NI3500] 1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Stamped page 205B, Line 55, Dwelling 152 , Family 152;

Scroggins, Anderson 24
Mary 27
Narlice? (f) 5
Lara 3
J. L. (m) 1

[NI3521]
WOODS, Bessie age 5 b. Bradley Co. TN d. November 15, 1911 Polk Co. (burned) # 69048

[NI3547] Josephine "Teenie" Howell Lowery, is buried in an unmarked grave at Weldy Cemetry, Deer Park, Alabama next to her daughter Mary Dane "Dolly" Lowery Holland. Some of "Dolly's" children are also buried in Weldy Cemeetery. Thad Holland, remarried after Dolly died, he and 2nd wife are buried in Weldy Cemetery also.

Cemetery is located behind afenced and gated area, that getting to, you have to go through a cow pasture, and around a pond at a farmer's house (Beware of Dog). Some markers broken down, probably by cows. Dolly had a simply marker marked Dollie no last name. She had 8 girls and 1 boy. Some of their married names are Beasley, Easley, Baxter & Marlow.

[NI3548] Both George Franklin and Eliza Brown Lowery are buried in a Private Cemetery, Wilmer Al. (homeplace)
According to family stories, George and Eliza raised William "Wiley" Lowery, son of Robert Rogenius, Wiley had mental problems and Uncle George took him and let him work on the Nursery. (George Lowery owned a large Nursery on Big Creek Lake. Wiley is buried in Allentown Cemetery next to Robert R. and Tempy Isabell.

[NI3551] John Perry (Uncle Johnnie) died young. His widow remarried. The boys RJ, Arthur Lee, & Lawrence spent time on weekends and summer with their Uncle Jim and family

[NI3552]

James Perry and Ella Nora are both buried in the Old Whistler Cemetery.

"Grampa Jim" was killed when a car ran off the highway in Saraland, Al. He was walking to home in Prichard, Al. Grandmother, Ella Nora Kelley came to Alabama ca. 1905 via train from Jonesburg, Grant Co., Indiana. She came with her mother, father, 1 brother 2 sisters. They got off the train in Fruitdale, Al. There were 5 families that traveled together, and all went to work, in the fruit fields at the time, and sent their produce back to Indiana, to be sold by relatives. "Grampa Jim" was a mail carrier, and my grandmother was a clerk at the Fruitdale Post Office, when they met. My Grandmother, being a Yankee" was not well liked by the Lowery's and did not visit them, however the children went with their dad to visit his brothers and sisters. (This is per email of James H. Bryan (Buddy) email OBBRYANS@aol.com

[NI3566] Perry is buried in Allentown Cemetery Mobile County, Alabama

[NI3567] Ernestine is buried in Allentown Cemetery.

[NI3574] Buried in Old Whistler Cemetery Mobile County, Al.

[NI3583] 1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Census 2nd Civil District, Page 10, Dwelling 69 between
brother, King Stinnett, (dwelling 68) and Kings's son, John (dwelling 70).

NEWCOM Nancy 60 F W TN

1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, boarding with brother, King Stinnett.

[NI3586] Smyrna Church and Cemetery are located in West Polk just off Hwy 411 about two miles north of its junction with Hwy 64.

[NI3587] 1910 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 3, Ed 158, Sheet 14B
Age
Stinnitt, Noah Head 20
Lissie Wife 16

1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 3, ED 107, Sheet 11B

Stinnett, Noah 30
Linnie V. 26
Ollis E. 8
Olis 6
J. D. (m) 4 6/12
Geneva 1 8/12

1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Dist 2, Stamped Page 195A, living on Ladd Spring Road:

Stinnett, Noah
Lissie 35
Edna 18
Olen

[NI3594] 1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd District, Parksville Post Office, Stamped Page 27B

DUNN Sion Age 48 M W Blacksmith TN
Meriah 30 F W TN
Leander 17 M W Farm Hand TN
Andrew J 15 M W " TN
Malinda 8 F W TN
Sallie 7 F W TN

1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennesse, 3rd Civil District. Stamped page 34A

Dunn, Sion H 55 M blacksmith SC SC SC
Miriah W 40 F keeps house GA SC SC
Linda D 15 F TN SC GA
Sarah D 14 F TN SC GA Lucinda D 12 F TN SC GA

[NI3598] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd Civil District - Page 10 (Stamped 35B)

Gassaway, J W H 32 M SC SC SC
Maggie W 20 F keeps house TN SC TN
Denton, Hulday W 20 F housekeeper TN TN TN

Hulda died in 1898, a few months after the youngest child, Mattie Frances, was born.

[NI3600] 1860 US Census, Banks County, Georgia, Stamped page 269A, Line 32, Dwelling 255, Family 259

Barrot, James 54 Carpenter South Carolina
Elizabeth 50 House keeping South Carolina
Malisha P. 14
Malinda L. 12
George M. 10
Zelpha E. 7
Anna C. 5
Manda A. 3
Martha A. 1

[NI3602] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 1, ED 104, Stamped Page 115B-116A, Line 96, Dwelling 125, Family 126, living on Clemmer Ferry Road.

Lingerfelt, James M. Age 40 TN TN TN
Della 25 TN TN TN
Daisy 12 TN TN TN
Hettie 20 TN TN TN
Annie 6 TN TN TN

[NI3604] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 1, Stamped Page 117B, Line 89, Dwelling 163

Rogers, Calvin 24
Birdie 20
Alie 2 11/12
Ray 10/12

[NI3614] 1860 US Census, Blount County, Tennessee, District 6, Post Office Brick Mill?, Stamped Page 50A, Line 9, Dwelling 772, Household 772. Ancestry.com Image 13 of 13

Cummings, John Age 33 TN
Mary J. 26 TN
Bartley T. 6 TN
Andrew Henry? 14 TN
Zachariah T.? 12 TN

1870 US Census Sevier County, Tennessee District 9, Stamped Page 431A, Line 30, Dwelling 85, Family 84

Cummings, John Age 43 TN
Mary J. 36 TN
Bart F. 16 TN
William 8 TN

[NI3674] Irene "Rena" is buried in Bush Cemetery with her father (James Riley) and her mother (Mary Coram).
From census, it is believed that Irene never married.

Found in 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Georgia, Early, Militia District 866, District 6 Stamped Page 54, listed on North Main.

Shaw, Jerry Head 44 Ga.
Mattie Wife 44 Ga.
Annie C. Dau 19 Ga.
Eldridge Son 17 Ga.
Legear, Mary MIL 74 Ga.
Irene SIL 34 Ga.

[NI3691]

[NI3791] U.S. Census, 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Alabama, Mobile, Whistler and Plateau, District 15, Stamp page 91-B

Bates, Roman Head 33 Woodsman Paper Mill
Bessie Wife 30
Eugene H. Son 7
Helen Dau 4
Roy Son 11/12
Smith, Helen L. MIL 56

[NI3793] 1910 Census Mobile County, Alabama
Smith, Charles head of household, male, white age 42, married 16 years, Al
Helen, wife, female, white age 32, married 16 years Al.
Maggie daughter, female, white age 15, Single, Al
Billie (Bessie) daughter female, white age 7 single, Al
Oliver, son, male, white age 5, signle, Al.

[NI3795] Joseph lived only 1 week.

[NI3796] Found in 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Alabama, Mobile, Whistler and Plateau, District 15, Stamped Page 89

Smith, Richard Head 22 AL AL MS
Dorothy Wife 16 AL AL SC
Jessie M. Dau 8/21 AL AL AL

[NI3928] 1860 US Census, Freeman District, Fairmount, Gordon County, Georgia, household #909.

Owens, Sanford Age 37 born SC
Penelope 34 born TN
Isabella 6 born GA
Singleton 3 born GA
KELLY, William 55 born SC occupation: shoe maker
Lucy 63 born SC
(William Kelly & Lucy Partin, parents of Penelope Kelly Owens)

[NI3932] 1860 US Census, Gordon County, Georgia, household #910.

Coggins, William Age 47 born SC
Nancy 27 born TN
William 18 born SC (step-son of Nancy)
Malinda 4 born GA (daughter of Nancy)
John 10/12 born GA

[NI3948] Burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 201.

[NI3949] Marriage and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 201.

[NI3966] 1850 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Stamped Page 243A, Line 15, Dwelling 702, Family 702

Denton, Samuel Age 40
Elizabeth 40
Jepha H. 14
Elizabeth 11
John H. C. 10
Wm. L. 8
Cleisca 6
Sarah E. 5
Mary C. 4
Martha J. 3
Charity 2

1860 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Page 179 or 451 from Index Book

Denton, Samuel 52
Elizabeth 48
Jef. H. 23
E. R. (f) 22
John 19
William 17
Salina 14
Sarah 12
Martha 10
Charity 8
Mandy 6
Hulda 11
Mary 11

1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 3, Page 2, Benton Post Office, Household 10

DENTON Samuel Age 55 M W Farmer TN
Elizabeth 53 F W SC
Martha J 21 F W GA
Charity R 17 F W TN
Elizabeth 32 F W TN
Manda 15 F W TN
Hulda 13 F W TN
Samuel 4 M W TN

1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, District 9, Page 10 (Stamped 70B)

Denton, Samuel H Age 65 M farmer SC SC SC
Mary W 40 F keeps house TN NC NC
Cherry D 26 F TN SC GA (Charity?)
Baxter GS 2 M TN TN TN

[NI4047] 1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Stamped Page 86B, Line 81, Dwelling 141, Family 144

Soule, R. H. Age

[NI4058] 1920 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, Page 86B

[NI4126] Burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 6.

[NI4127] Burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 6.

[NI4128] Burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 31.

[NI4129] Marriage and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 31.

[NI4131] Birth, marriage, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI4132] Birth, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI4133] Birth, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI4134] Birth, death, and burial information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 252.

[NI4135] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 41A, Line 38, Dwelling 63, Family 66.

Bellue, Reuben T. Age 46
Armadilla 45
Norwood 22
Loyd 19
Hoyt (daughter) 16 Probably
Annie 13
Quin 10
Bernice 8
Allie 4

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped Page , Line 31, Dwelling 44, Family 45:

Bellue, Ruben F. 56
Mary A. 55
Hoyt E 25
Bernice 18
Allie R. 14

[NI4147] Parents names, birth, and death from Choctaw County Cemeteries by Sarah Mozingo, November 1998 (Internet)

[NI4170] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Page ________

Stinnett, John Age 40
Cluny 38
Davie 20

[NI4171] Headstone shows Infant daughter of Bessie and Dave Stinnett.

[NI4173] 1850 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 25th Subdivision East District / Line 10 / Dwelling 877/ Family 885 / Stamped Page 256A

Carter, Frederick Age Unk Born Unknown
Margaret " "
Wm " "
Jackson " "
Isaac " "
Mary Ann " "
Nancy M " "
Harrit M. " "
Andrew " "
Berry " "
Susan I. " "

1860 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 8th District, Dwelling 991

Carter, Fredrick age 45 NC farmer
Peggy 44 NC
Nancy 16 NC
Hariet 14 NC
Andrew 12 TN
Birney 11 TN
Susan 9 TN
Henry 7 TN
Greene 5 TN
Jasper 3 TN

1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 8th District, Post Office: Hiwassee, Page 36, Household 276

CARTER Fredrick 55 M W Mine Hand NC
Margaret 55 F W NC
Harriet 24 F W NC
Thomas 16 M W Mine Hand TN
Lafayett 14 M W Mine Hand TN

[NI4180] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 282A, Line 31, Dwelling 195, Household 199:

Mckey H. A. 38 M Planter 100 Miss
Martha 25 F Tenn
Amanda 12 F Miss
Wm. 10 M Miss
Ann e. 9 F Miss
Martha J 6 F Miss
Chas. A. 3 M Miss
Robt. H. 3/12 M Miss

[NI4197] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 282A, Line 25, Dwelling 193, Household 197, living two dwelling from son, Henry A. McKey.

Mckey Chas. 75 M Planter NC
Matilda 48 F Tenn (daughter)

[NI4220] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 86A, Line 34.

Whittington, James R. Age 33
Lula 32
Lillie 12
Ira (m) 10
Dewey 7
Eunice 5
Hiram 3
Ernest 1 6/12

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 179A-179B, Line 49, Dwelling 340, Family 340:

Whitting, James R. 47
Loulu 43
Willie D. 17
Hiram 13
Walter 7
Eddie 4
Josie 8/12

[NI4229] (Found at Rootsweb.com on World Tree: Entries: 1033 Updated: Sat Aug 25 20:53:59 2001 Contact: William Blalock

Henry was murdered and wasn't found for several days. He was near his home, one of is his children found him.

[NI4235] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 73A, Line 4, Dwelling 305, Family 305

Duff, Salina 44 F S.C.
James H. 22 M Farmer Amite Co Miss
Henry P. 16 M Farmer Amite Co Miss
Jackson H. 14 M Amite Co Miss
Carrell F. 11 M Amite Co Miss
Eliza F. 7 F Amite Co Miss
Julia I. 2 F Amite Co Miss


1860 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 64, Line 12, Dwelling 451, Family 451

Duff, Selena 55 F W Planter 1,000 500 SC
Harvey 28 M W Carpenter MS
Henry 25 M W Well Digger MS
Jackson 23 M W Brick Mason MS
Cecil 20 M W Mail Rider MS
Eliza 16 F W MS
Julia 12 F W MS

[NI4318] Born in Amite County, Mississippi per 1850 US Census.

[NI4364] 1910 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 41, Line 47, Dwelling 64, Family 67 (Next door to father, Reuben Thomas Bellue).

Bellue, Eugene Age 24
Fannie 18
Prentiss 8/12

1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, ED 19,Stamped Page 163A, Line 44, Dwelling 45, Family 47:

Bellue, Ernest E. 34
Fannie 27
Prentiss L. 10
Vernon 8
Alton B. 5
Elma L. (F) 1

[NI4365] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 213B, Line 52, Dwelling 390, Family 390:

Bellue, Norwood Age 33
Mattie 30
Bonnie M. 8
Thomas E. 5
Rudolph 3
Mattie L. 2/12

1930 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, ED 3-2, Supervisors District 10, Sheet 3A, Stamped Page 11, Line 16

Bellue, Norwood T. 42
Mattie A. 40
Bonnie May 18
Thomas Edward 15
Rudolph 13
Mattie Lea 10
Rosser (son) 8
Mary ___? 5
Mildred 3 2/12

[NI4377] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 209A, Line 28, Dwelling 308, Family 308:

Bellue, Loyd 25
Nona 19
Edwin 2/12

[NI4403] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Beat 1, Stamped Page 159A, Line 5, Dwelling 152, Family 160

Bellue, Thomas E. Age 33
Julia 23

[NI4415] 1920 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Stamped page 187B, Line 56, Dwelling 13, Family 14:

Nunnery, Elijah R. Age 41
Daisy 38
Ray 18
Hugh 16
Gordon, Ethel H. 24 Boarder

[NI4448] 1860 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, Page 18, Line 7, Dwelling 117, Family 117:

Nunnery, Joseph Age 32
Eliza 24
Reuben 23
Samuel 16
George 11
Zachariah 10
Richard 8

[NI4473] 1930 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, District 1, Liberty Beat, ED 3-1, Supervisors District 10, Sheet 1A, Stamped Page 1A.

[NI4684] 1880 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Supervisor's Dist. 3, E.D. 38, Page 40 (382), Household 403, Dwelling 321 (Note: Micofilm sheets out of order in this section)

Graves, William M. Age 32 52? MS MS MS
Sarah Ann 26 MS MS MS
Graves, Salena L. 10 MS MS MS
Daniel W. 7 MS MS MS
Isaac M. 5 MS MS MS

[NI4695] Land Grant dated February 29, 1892
South West quarter of Section fourteen in Township three South of range four West of St. Stephens Meridian in Alabama consisting of one hundred and sixty acres and fifty hundredths of an acre. Signed by Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States.

Photo of headstone in Allentown Cemetery

1880 Census Mobile Co., Ala.
Allen, W. Perry, farmer, age 37
Tempy keepinghouse, age 35
Wm. Henry, age 5
Sophronia, age 3

1900 Census Mobile Co., Ala
Allen, Perry W. head, age 58
Tempy M. wife, age 55
John o. son, age 16
Leslile W. son, age 12

1910 Census Mobile Co., Ala
Allen, Perry W. head age 68
Tempy A. wife age 65
Leslie son, age 22

[NI4696] 1860 Census Mobile County, Al.
Allen, John E. age 27 Farmer
Sarah age 26
Phillip age 6
William age 3
Calvin C. age 1

1870 Census Mobile Co., Al.
Allen John age 37 Farmer
Sarah age 37 housewife
William age 14
Calvin age 12
Lewis age 10
Wesley age 8
Frances age 6
James age 2

Copy of Land Grant dated March 13, 1885. Signed by Grover Cleveland.
Southwest quarter of section 30one in township three south of range two west of
St. Stephens Meridian in Alabama containing one hundred and sixty four acres and fifty seven hundredths of an acre.

[NI4701] 1920 Census George Co., Mississippi
Stringfellow Van - head - age 46
Edith - wife - age 43
Aubrey - son age 18
Irma - daughter age 13
Carry - daughter age 11
M. V. - son age 8
Kirby - son age 7

[NI4708] Jefferson died an infant, six months after birth. Photo of headstone in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Alabama

[NI4710] 1920 Census - Mobile Co., Ala
Allen Walter, head, age 21
Ida, wife, age 20
?????, age 1

[NI4743] 1930 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, ED 11, Beat 4, Stamped Page 149B,

Carraway, Loyd 20 Head
Barnie 18 Wife
Baby E 1 5/12 Son

[NI4744] 1900 US Census, Franklin County, Mississippi, Page 19, Line 57

Chishlom, William Age 52
Isabel 52

[NI4751] 1910 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Page 23B, Line 47

1920 US Census, Walthall County, Mississippi, Sheet 11 B, Line 83

[NI4753] 1900 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Tyletown Beat, Sheet 9A (53), Line 48, Dwelling 138, Family 138
Warner, W. C. Age 34 July 1868
SaLeta L. 28 May 1872
Ethel E. 10 June 1889
Esco 7 Aug. 1862
Daniel C. 6 Jan. 1894
Hettie V. 4 Jan. 1896
Ora May 2 Apr. 1898
Willie E. 1/12 Apr. 1900

1910 US Census, Pike County, Mississippi, Sheet 14A, Line 50, Dwelling 210, Family 233.

1920 US Census, Washington Parish, Louisiana, Sheet 21 (128), Line 38, Dwelling ____, Family 277.

[NI4831] Died as an infant, is buried with her sister Lena Bell from Houston Family Tree, Pamela Wiley on February 13, 2002.

[NI4845] Buried With her sister Mahaley.

[NI4861] 1920 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Dist. 1, Stamped Page 117B, Line 85, Dwelling 162

Rogers, Henry Age 58
Nancy M. 56
Lenard 26

[NI4866] 1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd District, Parksville Post Office, Stamped 28A

Langley Sarah Age 75 F W TN
Johnathan 45 M W Farm Laborer TN
ROGERS Elizabeth 30 F W TN
Travis 9 M W TN
Sarah 6 F W TN

[NI4870] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 3rd Civil District, Stamped Page 34

Rogers, Travis H 75 M farmer VA Mary Ireland
Fanny GD 18 F ? ? ?
Phillis 58 F servant SC SC SC

[NI4873] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennesse, 3rd Civil District. Stamped page 34A

Dunn, Leander H 26 M farmer TN SC GA
Martha W 28 F keeps house GA SC SC
John S 6 M TN TN GA

[NI4903] Headstone in Allentown Cemetery reads:
In memory of Infant Daughter of P. W. & T. M. Allen

[NI4975] 1870 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 11st Dist., Benton Post office, Stamped page 7B, Dwelling 107:

TOOMY Thos L 81 M W Farmer NC
Jaley 45 F W TN
Basha C 15 F W TN
Charles 12 M W Farm Laborer TN

TOOMY Thomas 55 M W Farmer NC
(John was crossed off above where Thomas is)

[NI4980] 1920 Census Mobile Co, Alabama
Allen, William s head age 65
Ella B. wife age 58
Ethel daughter age 27
Missouri daughter age 22

[NI4981] 1920 Census - Mobile Co., Ala.
Allen, Calvin head age 64
Elizabeth wife age 30
Frankie son age 32
Leola granddaughter age 8

[NI5003] Perry W. Allen is buried in Allentown Cemetery in his Confederate Uniform.

[NI5049]

[NI5119] 1930 US Census, Lucas County, Ohio, Toledo City, Stamped Page 53A, Ward of City 20, Block No. 22, House Number 2622, Dwelling 222, Family 128, Living on Front Street

Wilson, Isaac Age 41 KY Head
Katie 37 TN Wife
Isaac Jr. 2 Arkansas Son
Katie M. 5/12 Ohio Daughter
Goss, Rachel 59 TN Mother-in-law
Jacobs, Earnest (male) 26 Arkansas Boarder
Dewey, Ollie (male) 18 Arkansas Boarder

[NI5150] It is said tht Larkin and Martha were first cousins.

[NI5178] Obit July 28, 1930
Tempie M Allen, native and lifelong resident of Mobile, died at the residence of her daughter Mrs. J. A. Lowery, 41 Item Avenue, Sunday afternoon at 2 p'clock after a lingering illness. She is survived by one son. H. W. Allen of Semmes, one daughter Mrs. J. A. Lowery of Mobile, four sisters Mrs. Floyd Pierce, Mrs. Henry Maples, Mrs. Casel Deakle and Mrs. James Clark, all of Mobile County. The funeral will be held from the residence of her daughter Mrs. J. A. Lowery Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment in Allentown Cemetery. Higgins and Conditt are directing.

Obit
Tempie M. Allen--Funeral services for Tempie M. Allen was conducted from the family residence in Crichton Monday at 2 p.m. o'clock with Rev. W. P. Pattello of Wilmer Methodist Church officiating. Assisted by Rev. Lisenby. The following served as pallbearers; R. Allen, P. V. Lowery, V. Allen, B. Allen, J. E. Allen and Albert Allen. Interment was made in Allentown Cemetery with Higgins & Conditt directing.

Photo of headstone in Allentown Cemetery.

[NI5411] 1840 Census - Mobile County, Alabama
William Maples 2 male ages 5-10, 2 male ages 10-15, 1 male age 15-20, 1 male age 40-50,
1 female age 10-15, 2 female age 15-20, 1 female age 40-50

[NI5430] 1850 US Census, Greene County, Tennessee, Division 9, E District, Stamped Page 151A-B, Line 32, Dwelling 189, Family 189

Cummins, Philip Age 45 Not Known
Elizabeth 42 TN
John 23 TN
William (twin) 21 TN
James (twin) 21 TN
Jeremiah 19 TN
Philip 17 TN
Auguster 15 TN
Mary Jane 13 TN
Lusanah (f) 11 TN
Jacob 8 TN
Jackson R. 5 TN

1860 US Census, Blount County, Tennessee, District 13, Post office Ellajoy, Stamped Pages 113B-114A, Line 40, Dwelling 832, Family 834, Ancestry.com Image 22-23

Cummings, Philip 53 Not Known
Elizabeth 52 TN
Langlet, Susan 18
Cummings, Jacob 16
Jackson 14
Cummings, Philip Jr 27
Eliza 24
Susan 6
Philip 4
Mary 2
Jerry 3/12

1870 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, District 9, Stamped Page 430B, Line 7, Dwelling 70, Family 69

Cummings, Phillip Age 64
Elizabeth 62
Thompson, Mary J. 34
Laura 7
Cummings, Phillip 14
Mary 12

[NI5489]

[NI5508] 1860 US Census, Blount County, Tennessee, District 13, Post office Ellajoy, Stamped Pages 113B-114A, Line 40, Dwelling 832, Family 834, Ancestry.com Image 22-23, living with parents, Philip and Elizabeth Cummings

Cummings, Philip Jr Age 27 Born Unknown
Eliza 24
Susan 6
Philip 4
Mary 2
Jerry 3/12

[NI5509] 1870 US Census, Sevier County, Tennessee, Stamped Page 430B, Line 7, Dwelling 70, Family 69, living with parents, Philip and Elizabeth Cummings:

Thompson, Mary J. Age 34
Laura 7

[NI5536] 1860 Census, Mobile Co., Ala
William Allen age 29
Civility age 23
James B. age 9
Sarah E. age 4
Mary age 3
Alice age 1

1880 Census, Mobile Co., Ala
W. H. Allen age 49
Covo;otu age 40
E. Sarah age 23
E. Mary age 22

[NI5542] Photo of headstone of Sarah Whiting in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile County, Alabama

[NI5549] 1860 Census Mobile County, Al

Benjamin Howell age 52 Farmer
Tamson age 33,
Phillip age 14,
Henry age 12
Thomas J. age 8
Mary age 2
Elizabeth age 1

[NI5577] Phot of headstone in Allentown Cemetery for Lorenzo Clark

[NI5578] 1860 Census - Mobile Co., Ala
Howell, James age 29
Mary age 26
Ellen age 8
Benjamin age 7
John age 4

Photo of headstones of James and Mary buried in Allentown Cemetery, Mobile Co., Al.

[NI5583] Samuel was a School Teacher.

[NI5678] 1850 US Census, Monroe County, Tennessee, District 6, Stamped Page 50B, Dwelling 694 (Image 99 on Ancestry.com)

Woods Montgomery 22 M TN Farmer
Betsey 19 F TN
Samuel 6/12 M TN
McDaniel, Harriett 35 F VA (mother-in-law)

1860 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Lindon Township, Dwelling 744

Woods, Boyd 32 FARMER TENN
Elisabeth 29 TENN
Samuel 10 TENN
Sarah 8 TENN
Mary 6 TENN
Nancy 4 TENN
Tennessee 2 MO
Virginnia 5\12 MO
McDaniel, Harriett 40 VA (mother-in-law)

[NI5679] 1870 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Lindon Township, Dwelling 474, Family 44

Woods, Elizabeth 39 TENNESSEE
Sarah 18 TENNESSEE
Mary 15 TENNESSEE
Nancy 14 MISSOURI
Tgennesse 12 MISSOURI
Virginia 10 MISSOURI
Seigel 8 MISSOURI
Boyed 6 MISSOURI

[NI5680] 1900 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Linden Township, Household #115

Hanks, Albert W M Head Mar 1868 32 M-9 MO TN TN Farmer
Lizzie W F Wife Feb 1864 36 M 9 4-3 MO TN TN
Ora S. A. W F Dau Sep 1891 8 S MO MO MO At School
Otis W M Son Jun 1893 6 S MO MO MO At School
Ola A. W F Dau Sep 1896 3 S MO MO MO

[NI5681] 1900 MO Christian County Linden Twp Household #057

WOODS, Sarah W F Head May 1869 51 W 4-4 MO TN MO
Elmer W M Son Jan 1885 15 S MO MO MO At School
Dovie W F Dau Nov 1886 13 S MO MO MO At School
Ben W M Son Oct 1888 11 S MO MO MO At School
Avery E. W M Son Jul 1891 8 S MO MO MO At School

[NI5682] 1870 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Lindon Township, Dwelling 461, Line 31

WOODS, Samuel 20 FM LABR TENNESSEE
Eliza 21 MISSOURI

1900 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Linden Township Household #071

WOODS, Sam J. W M Head Dec 1849 50 M-31 TN TN TN Salesman
Lieula A. W F Wife May 1847 52 M-31 7-6 TN VA VA
Addie E. W F Dau Mar 1888 12 S TN TN MO? At School

[NI5683] 1900 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Linden Township, Household #143

Campbell, Thomas W M Head Jun 1851 48 M-30 IL TN TN Farmer
Sarah J. W F Wife Oct 1851 48 M-30 7-7 TN TN TN
Lieu A. W F Dau Jul 1877 22 S MO IL TN Milliner
Nora M. W F Dau Aug 1883 16 S MO IL TN At School
Lee B. W M Son Jan 1886 13 S MO IL TN At School
Martha W F Dau Oct 1890 10 S MO IL TN At School
Clarence W M Son Jun 1891 8 S MO IL TN At School
Kattie B. W F Dau Mar 1893 6 S MO IL TN At School
Gardner, Mary L. W F Dau Feb 1873 26 M-5 2-1 MO IL TN
Hobert W M Grandson Nov 1896 3 S MO MO MO

[NI5687] 1900 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Linden Township, Household #124

Kelley, Thomas W. W M Head Jul 1852 47 M-24 MO TN TN Farmer
Jennie C. W F Wife Mar 1859 40 M-24 7-7 MO TN TN
Lieu A. W F Dau Mar 1877 23 S MO MO MO
Malynda W F Dau Sep 1881 19 S MO MO MO
Archie W M Son Feb 1882 18 S MO MO MO At School
Effie M. W F Dau Oct 1884 15 S MO MO MO At School
Keet K. W M Son Oct 1886 13 S MO MO MO At School
Howard N. W M Son Feb 1894 5 S MO MO MO
Hurman M. W M Son May 1896 3 S MO MO MO

[NI5723] 1900 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, Third District, ED 125, Page 61

Runnions, Isaac N. 45 June 1854
Flora M. 34 May 1865
Mary E. 14 Nov 1884
Effie M. 13 Dec 1885
Joseph C. 12 Jan 1888
Charles L. 9 Mar 1891
Ernest F. 7 June 1893
Jennie 3 Sep 1896

[NI5751] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District, Stamped Page 17B

Lawson, William H 39 M farmer TN NC ?
Tennie W 39 F keeps house TN TN Miss
James S 14 M TN TN TN
Kate D 11 F TN TN TN
Ben S 9 M TN TN TN
Wayne S 7 M TN TN TN
Homer S 4 M TN TN TN
Byor S 7/12 M Nov. TN TN TN
Guffee, William 20 M labor TN NC NC

[NI5764] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District, Stamped Page 22A

Lawson, James H 65 M farming TN TN KY
Elizabeth W 66 F keeps house TN TN TN
Vine D 30 F housekeeping TN TN TN
Rachel D 28 F TN TN TN
Jane D 25 F TN TN TN
Lawson, S S 33 M farmer TN TN TN
Elizabeth D 12 F TN TN TN
William S 10 M farmer TN TN TN

[NI5768] 1880 US Census, Polk County, Tennessee, 2nd Civil District, Stamped Page 22A

In home of parents, James and Betsy Melton Lawson, with children Elizabeth and William.

[NI5788] 1930 US Census, Bradley County, Tennessee, District 1, Stamped Page 179A

DeLay, Jim T. Age 20
Estleene E. 17

[NI6034] 1850 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 63B, Line 24

Caraway, Adam 42 Tenn
J. A. 35 Franklin Co Miss
Wm. *. M. 12 Amite Co Miss
R. T. A. 11 Amite Co Miss
*el** H. 3 Amite Co Miss
Cascinda 7/12 Amite Co Miss
Sarah L. A. 11 Amite Co Miss

1860 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 23, dwelling 178, family 178:

Carraway, Adam 52 M W Planter 500 6,000 Tenn
John 12 M W MS

[NI6038] Notes for Adam Carraway, Sr. (II):
Died instate.

From Car(r)away Family News quarterly, Vol. 2, #2, page 15, article "Henry (5) Carraway and Family, researched, compiled and written by Mildred Morrison:

"Adam Carraway was under the age of 21 years when his father, Henry Carraway, died in 1784. In his will, Henry left his so, Adam, all of his land and tenements on the w/sd of Carraway Creek in the event that Adam arrived at the age of 21. On February 28, 1800, Adam sold land in Wayne County, North Carolina to Joseph Everitt, such land being located on s/sde of Neuse River and w/sd of Carraway Creek. This deed was signed Am Carraway. On April 15, 1810, Adam and his wife Sally, sold a parcel of land to James Rhodes that they fell heir to by the death of said Sally Carraway's father, William Alford, Esq.. From the Car(r)away Family News Quarterly, Vol 2, #2, p. 15 article "Henry (5) Carraway and family", researched, compiled and written by Mildred Morrison.

The deed was signed November 16, 1801 and Adam signed his name Am Carraway.

Shortly after this date, Adam and his wife, Sally, left Wayne County, North Carolina and went to Tennessee, where Adam Carraway, Jr. was born. Possibly, other children may have been born there. I have not been able to locate the county in Tennessee where Adam, Jr. was born or where the family lived. Perhaps they had no home as such as they were living in Franklin County, Mississippi by 1809/1811.

Adam Carraway owned a number of lots in the town of Meadville, Mississippi. By oral conversation with Richard White Carraway, my father, it was his understanding that his gg grandfather owned and operated a cotton gin in the town of Meadville and that his great grandfather, Adam Carraway, Jr., worked at this gin when he was a small boy. Due to the burning of the Meadville, Mississippi Courthouse, it is difficult to get a true picture of legal actions of Adam Carraway, Sr.. He did leave a will, but due to the burning of the courthouse, I was unable to find a copy of it.

On the second Monday of May, 1846, the will was proved, and admitted into record in Franklin County Court and Sarah Carraway, Executrix renounced her trust and on the second Monday of June, 1846, the Court granted and committed unto William D. Coleman the administrator of the estate of Adam Carraway, Sr.. Adam died abt 1846, and his wife, Sarah Carraway, died October 31, 1851. Adam, Jr. was granted full power to administer and pay debts."

The children of Adam (6) Carraway and Sarah "Sally" Alford is from Car(r)away Family News quarterly, Vol. 2, #2, pp 15, 17, 18, 19 "Henry (5) Carraway and Family", by Mildred Morrison and page 19, Bryant (7) A. Carraway and p. 20, Adam (7) Carraway, Jr. submitted by Pauline Carraway Davis.

[NI6040] According to certain land transactions in Franklin County, Mississippi, William D. Coleman was a brother to Judia An (Ann), wife to Adam Carraway, Jr.

1840 US Census, Jefferson County, Mississippi

[NI6041] 1860 US Census, Amite County, Mississippi, page 27, Line 32

Westbrook, Allen N 26 M W Planter MS
Sarah 21 F W MS
Henry 6 M W MS
Richard 4 M W MS
Julia 3 F W MS
John 4/12 M W MS

[NI6086] 1860 US Census, Blount County, Tennessee, District 13, Post office Ellajoy, Stamped Pages 113B-114A, Line 40, Dwelling 832, Family 834, Ancestry.com Image 22-23

Cummings, Philip 53 Not Known
Elizabeth 52 TN
Langlet, Susan 18
Cummings, Jacob 16
Jackson 14
Cummings, Philip Jr 27
Eliza 24
Susan 6
Philip 4
Mary 2
Jerry 3/12

[NI6202] Found in 1930 Census in Jefferson County, Alabama, Precinct 20 District 158, Alton Village Township, Stamped Page 119

Baxley, Claude H. 48 AL AL AL
Mary A. 45 AL AL AL
Jack M. 10 AL AL AL

[NI6208] Found in 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Texas, Wood County, Precinct 7, District 22, ED 250-22, Stamped Page 232

Prather, Andrew B. Head 41 GA GA GA
Letha Wife 48 TX MS MS
Walter L. Son 14 TX GA TX
Bonnie L. Son 10 TX GA TX
Janie M. Dau 6 TX GA TX
Winnie F. Dau 4 TX GA TX
Ansel B. Father 84 GA AL SC
Emily J. Mother 81 GA NC AL

[NI6240] 1900 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Linden Township, Household #124

Kelley, Thomas W. W M Head Jul 1852 47 M-24 MO TN TN Farmer
Jennie C. W F Wife Mar 1859 40 M-24 7-7 MO TN TN
Lieu A. W F Dau Mar 1877 23 S MO MO MO
Malynda W F Dau Sep 1881 19 S MO MO MO
Archie W M Son Feb 1882 18 S MO MO MO At School
Effie M. W F Dau Oct 1884 15 S MO MO MO At School
Keet K. W M Son Oct 1886 13 S MO MO MO At School
Howard N. W M Son Feb 1894 5 S MO MO MO
Hurman M. W M Son May 1896 3 S MO MO MO

[NI6241] 1900 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Linden Township, Household #143

Campbell, Thomas W M Head Jun 1851 48 M-30 IL TN TN Farmer
Sarah J. W F Wife Oct 1851 48 M-30 7-7 TN TN TN
Lieu A. W F Dau Jul 1877 22 S MO IL TN Milliner
Nora M. W F Dau Aug 1883 16 S MO IL TN At School
Lee B. W M Son Jan 1886 13 S MO IL TN At School
Martha W F Dau Oct 1890 10 S MO IL TN At School
Clarence W M Son Jun 1891 8 S MO IL TN At School
Kattie B. W F Dau Mar 1893 6 S MO IL TN At School
Gardner, Mary L. W F Dau Feb 1873 26 M-5 2-1 MO IL TN
Hobert W M Grandson Nov 1896 3 S MO MO MO

[NI6242] 1900 US Census, Christian County, Missouri, Linden Township, Household #070 (Living next door to uncle, Samuel Jackson Woods)

CAMPBELL, Frank W M Head Jul 1872 28 M 7 MO NC MS Farmer
Minnie A. W F Wife Aug 1875 24 M 7 2-2 MO MO MO
Effa M. W F Dau Jan 1894 5 S MO MO MO
Nina I. W F Dau Dec 1898 1 S MO MO MO

[NI6255] Founded the West Finley Baptist Church in Rogersville/Fordland, Mo. was a baptist minister. He and his wife are buried there, and are probably the only Potter & Wilson family not buried in Pembina Cemetery, at least up to the time of their death. There was some question as to where they were to be buried but because of his founding the church there that was their wish.

[NI6286] Pembina Cemetery, Christian County, Missouri, probably Archie Kelley

Kelley, T Arch Feb 20 1881 Feb 27 1965 H/o Virgie M.

[NI6323] 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Georgia, Early, Militia District 866, District 6, Sheet 6-B, Stamp Page 59-B

Bush, Joseph S. 48 Head Ga.
Minnie M. 44 Wife Ga.
Ila M. 23 Dau Ga.
Thomas J. 19 Son Ga.

[NI6352] 1920 US Census, Florida, Bay, West Bay Precinct 20, Sheet 4B, Stamped Page 180-B

Powell, B. F. Head 36 Ga.
Ida Wife 30 Ga.
Alice L. Dau 14 Ga.
Judson L. Son 12 Ga.
Mary E. Dau 10 Ga.
Ileyne(?) Dau 1-?/12 Ga.

1930 US Census, Florida, Lake, Tavares, District 31, Stamped Page 201

Powell, B. F. Head 46 Ga.
Ida Wife 41 Ga.
Elene Dau 11 Ga.
James Son 7 Ga.
Iris Dau 1-1/12 Fl.

[NI6353] 1920 US Census, Florida, Bay, West Bay Precinct 20, Sheet 4B, Stamped Page 180-B

Powell, B. F. Head 36 Ga.
Ida Wife 30 Ga.
Alice L. Dau 14 Ga.
Judson L. Son 12 Ga.
Mary E. Dau 10 Ga.
Ileyne(?) Dau 1-?/12 Ga.

1930 US Census, Florida, Lake, Tavares, District 31, Stamped Page 201

Powell, B. F. Head 46 Ga.
Ida Wife 41 Ga.
Elene Dau 11 Ga.
James Son 7 Ga.
Iris Dau 1-1/12 Fl.

[NI6375] Found in 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Georgia, Early, Militia District 866, District 6, Stamped Page 54, listed on North Main.

Shaw, Jerry Head 44 Ga.
Mattie Wife 44 Ga.
Annie C. Dau 19 Ga.
Eldridge Son 17 Ga.
Legear, Mary MIL 74 Ga.
Irene SIL 34 Ga.

[NF0010] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 221.

[NF0015] B. F. Cummings married Ester Hide June 22. 1874, see Sevier County Marriages, Sevier County Public Library, Tennessee.

[NF0029]

[NF0037] Wedding was held at bride's home per daughter, Annie Marie Woods Burris (May 16, 2001)

[NF0071] 1. Marriage Application/Registration, Bartholomew County, Indiana
2. Certificate of Death; State of Alabama; #18095

[NF0123]

[NF0131] Georgia Marriages 1826 through 1850, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah 1999, page 499. Names shown as - - - Prater and Rachel Kelly.

[NF0162] LEGEAR , SHELBY CRENSHAW , EMMA BIRDDY 07/28/1923 54 37

[NF0225] Polk County Tenneessee Marriage Records 1894 through 1970, page 222.

[NF0230] Per Pauline Carraway Davis, William Bellue and Harriet Pottus were married March 1840.

[NF0298] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

[NF0317] Pickens County, Georgia Marriages 1853-1965, Compiled and published by Mimi Jo Hill Butler, page 97.

[NF0318] Pickens County, Georgia Marriages 1853-1965, Compiled and published by Mimi Jo Hill Butler, page 98.

[NF0321] Pickens County, Georgia Marriages 1853-1965, Compiled and published by Mimi Jo Hill Butler, page 97.

[NF0324] Georgia Marriages 1826 through 1850, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah 1999, page 499.

[NF0326] Georgia Marriages 1826 through 1850, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah 1999, page 499.

[NF0328] Georgia Marriages to 1850 (Ancestry.com).

Georgia Marriages 1826 through 1850, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah 1999, page 499.

[NF0329] Georgia Marriages 1826 through 1850, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah 1999, page 499.

[NF0336] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

[NF0338] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

Polk County, Tennessee, County Court Records, Microfilm Number : 0840021

[NF0339] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

[NF0340] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 221.

[NF0346] Polk County Tennessee Marriage Records 1894 through 1970, published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

[NF0347] Polk County Tennessee Marriage Records 1894 through 1970, published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

[NF0354] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 221.

[NF0357] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

[NF0522] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages, 1826-1850 (to confirm date only)

Source Information:
Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Mississippi. Bountiful, UT: Precision Indexing
Publishers, 19xx.

[NF0615] Taken from the Amite County Marriage Records.

[NF0617] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF0628] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 221.

[NF0636] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 221.

[NF0680] Per Polk County Tennessee Marriage Records 1894 through 1970, published by Viola Holden Jones, page. 55.

[NF0687] Polk County, Tennessee, County Court Records, Microfilm Number: 0840021

[NF0691] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 221.

[NF0706] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 195.

[NF0778] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 195.

[NF0877] Possible marriage date: February 05, 1861

[NF0887] Franklin County, Mississippi Marriage file shows:

WACTOBER, John D ZUMBRO, Mary Ann 1873 August, 24

[NF0914] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF0915] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF0935] Marriage information from book, Franklin County Mississippi Cemeteries, by J. Paul Moran and Kathryn Cole Moran, page 148.

[NF1186] Marriage: Microfilm roll no. 0840021

[NF1187] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 195.

[NF1189] Polk County Tennesee Marriage Records, 1894 through 1970 published by Viola Holden Jones, page 222.

Polk County, Tennessee, County Court Records, Microfilm Number : 0840021

[NF1205] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1206] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1208] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1209] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1211] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1218] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1219] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1220] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1224] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1225] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1226] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1227] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1229] Ancestry.com database - Mississippi Marriages (to confirm date only)

[NF1542] Per Polk County Tennessee Marriages 1894 through 1970, copyright 1995 by Viola H. Jones and Jennise Vee Pitts, page 195.

[NF1543] Per Polk County Tennessee Marriages 1894 through 1970, copyright 1995 by Viola H. Jones and Jennise Vee Pitts, page 195.

[NS16723] Mobile Public Library, Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama

[NS16503] History Branch, Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee