Marty and Karla Grant

The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.

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88351 MARRIAGE:20 Sep 1828 Wilkes Co, NC King SCOTT & Charity GILBERT;
CENSUS:1830;
CENSUS:1840;
CENSUS:1850; 		Scott, Alexander King (I87592)
 
88352 MARRIAGE:22 Nov 1818 Surry Co, NC Abraham DOBBINS & Catherine BAKER, Thomas H. Reece, bondsman;

CENSUS:1820;

CENSUS:1830;

CENSUS:1840;

CENSUS:1850; 		Dobbins, Abraham (I99257)
 
88353 MARRIAGE:26 Feb 1839 Macon Co, NC George W. GROSS & Catherine S. HUGGINS, H.G.
WOODFIN, D. Clk;

!CENSUS:1840;
!CENSUS:1850; 		Gross, George W (I20232)
 
88354 MARRIAGE:26 Feb 1839 Macon Co, NC George W. GROSS & Catherine S. HUGGINS, H.G.
WOODFIN, D. Clk; 		Huggins, Catherine S (I20236)
 
88355 MARRIAGE:29 Dec 1791 Rowan Co, NC Horatio BAKER & Rachel B. CASTOR, Philip Coleman, bondsman.

!CENSUS:1800;

!CENSUS:1810 * Apparently deceased, as no woman her age with Horatio in Rowan; 		Castor, Rachel B (I99301)
 
88356 MARRIAGE:29 Sep 1888 Swain Co, NC William B. PATTERSON, 19 (1868/69)
s/o S.B. &
S. PATTERSON, both living, & Sarah GIBBS, 18, (1869/70) d/o
Joshua &
Jane GIBBS of Jackson Co, NC, both living, by J.H. JENKINS,
Min. Wit:
A.B. JENKINS, Carrie JENKINS, C.H. JENKINS;
CENSUS:1900 Swain Co, NC Forney Creek # 216 Sallie PATTERSON, 26,
born Oct
1873 NC, father born NC, mother born NC, Married 12 years
(1887/88),
4 children born, 4 still living;
CENSUS:1910;
CENSUS:1920; 		Gibbs, Sarah (I91496)
 
88357 Martha Baker was born 27 Oct 1791 (per Family Bible) presumably in Wilkes (now Ashe) County, North Carolina. Other than her birth, I have no additional data on Martha Baker. Baker, Martha (I99136)
 
88358 Mary Jane Weaver 8 Mar 1840 -

!CENSUS:1840 Pulaski Co, MO pg 220 w/William WEAVER age 0-4 (1835/40);

!CENSUS:1850 Wright Co, MO District 102 pg # 325/325
William R. WEAVER, 35 $150 VA
Jane, 35 NC
Alvin, 12 TN
Mary, 10 MO
Sarah, 6
Lewis, 5
Louisa, 3
Loucretia, 1; 		Weaver, Mary (I40816)
 
88359 Mary Roberts listed in the 1910 U.S. Census as Child in Household, living in
Green Sea Township, Horry County, South Carolina, p. 21B, family 336, dwelling
333, lines 55 - 61, AGLL Microfilm T624-1463, Roll

Mary Roberts listed as an Heir in Will of W.W. Roberts dated 2 Jul 1941;
located in Book 5; Page 19; Columbus County Courthouse; North Carolina.

Gravestone Inscription for Mary Martha Roberts, Green Sea Cemetery, Green Sea,
Horry County, South Carolina. Photo in possession of writer. 		Roberts, Mary Martha (I13508)
 
88360 May have been in ETMC Hospital in Tyler at the time of his death. Although he may have been at home near Arp, TX. Rex Kirby McClenny, Owen Dale (I67975)
 
88361 Maybe Kushi Kushi, Edna Elizabeth (I67748)
 
88362 Mother had dead date as Feb. 12.- jat Kennedy, James William (I67640)
 
88363 Mother was Delilah Guffy Bogan third wife of John Pemberton, Albert Cason (I34953)
 
88364 Mr. Haralson's obituary appeared in the Tyler Courier Times Telegraph, Sunday, March 14, 1965:

"Lindale - Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. today for Meck Haralson, 95, of 1210 W. 6th St, Tyler, in the Antioch Baptist Church with the Rev. Albert Dusek and Norman Davis officiating. Burial will be in Sand Flat Cemetery. Services will be under the direction of Caudle Funeral Home. Mr. Haralson was a native of Mississippi but had lived in Texas since the age of 21. He was a member of the Antioch Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Barbara [Kennedy] Haralson of Tyler; one son, J. A. Haralson of Tyler; three daughters, Mrs. Beulah Johnson and Mrs. Paul Cook both of Tyler; Mrs. Angus Wells of Lindale; one stepson, Truitt Wilson of Tyler; four stepdaughters, Mrs. Amilee Burnett, Mrs. Mittie Breedlove, both of Tyler, Mrs. Rebecca Yakel of Kansas, Mrs. Winnie Mae Wilson, Mahair; one sister, Mrs. Janie Roberts, Lindale; 14 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. Pallbearers will be L. R. Coulter, James Coulter, Weldon Lyles, Dude Wright, J. D. McKenzie and Jack Matthews. The body will lie in state at the church until one hour prior to the service time."

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RK Note: Winnie Mae Wilson is shown as being from or living in Mahair. I have been unable to locate any place in Texas with that name. I am wondering if this should have been Mexia. 		Haralson, James Americus (I67708)
 
88365 Myrtle Patterson listed as an Heir in Will of W.W. Roberts dated 2 Jul 1941;
located in Book 5; Page 19; Columbus County Courthouse; North Carolina. 		Patterson, Myrtle (I13556)
 
88366 NAMED:14 Dec 1836 Marion Dist, SC Ordinary's Real Estate Book
1826-1843 pg 33
Estate of James JOHNSON, minor. Joseph D. JOHNSON, vs Wiley
JOHNSON and
other heirs of James JOHNSON, minor, deceased. Petition. To
Edward B.
WHEELER, Ordy of Marion District. The petition of Joseph D.
JOHNSON
showeth that his brother James JOHNSON died Intestate leaving
as his
heirs at law your petitioner, William JOHNSON, Wiley JOHNSON,
Laura
DURANT (infant daughter of my deceased sister Susan B. DURANT)
and
Abraham JOHNSON. There are eight negroes belonging to the
estate of the
above said James JOHNSON, decd and your petitioner together
with the rest
of the heirs is desirous of having each their portion of the
said estate
to which they are severally entitled. He therefore prays that
a writ of
partition do issue (to divide the same) to the following
persons as
commissioners to wit Stephen GODBOL Sr, John A. CHERRY, Robert
HARLEE,
William G. SINGLETARY and Thomas EVANS and your petitioner
will ever pray
etc. 14 Dec 1836 Joseph D. JOHNSON.
The same vs the same, Writ in partition to Messrs Stephen
GODBOLD Sr,
William G. SINGLETARY, John A. CHERRY, Robert HARLEE and
Thomas EVANS
You are hereby authorized and empowered to divide amongst
Joseph D.
JOHNSON, William R. JOHNSON, Wiley G. JOHNSON, Abraham G.
JOHNSON and
Laura DURANT the following property to wit: negroes Maria,
Cate, Tom,
Elza, Edmund, Lucy and Harry in equal shares .... (more);

!CENSUS:1840;

!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 1828 Laura DURANT, 16 (1833/34) born Horry;


!NAMED-EQUITY ROLL # 55 Joseph Davis, 31 Jul 1850
James C. Thomas shows that in Jan 1822 he married Mary Davis a daughter of Joseph Davis, decd, of Marion Dist.
... lived in Marlborough 1822 ...
Joseph Davis died in 1833 leaving children:
Daniel Davis
Maria who married Hugh G. Fladger
Susan who mamrried James D. Liles
William Davis
Joseph J. Davis
Mary wife of Orator
And grandchildren, children of decd sons and daughters
Martha Hall only dau of Joseph Davis's child Martha Thomas who married Tristram Thomas
Abraham Davis, William Davis and Joseph Davis, children of decd son Abraham Davis.
William Johnson, Joseph Johnson and James Johnson, children of Wiley Johnson, decd. Laura Durant child of Susan Johnson who married W. W. Durant, Abraham Johnson, being children of Eliza Davis who married Johnson both of whom have long since departed this life.
Also Catherine Davis who married John E. Collin, Daniel Keen Davis, Susan B. Davis (who married William Davis), James Preston Davis and Benjamin Franklin Davis who are children of decd son Benjamin Davis.
Mary Thomas is advanced in years and has never had any offspring.
...
(heirs repeated, some differences)
Martha wife of Tristram Thomas decd leaving child married to --- Hall.
Joseph's Daughter Rachel decd married James Newsom, no children.
Susan Davis Liles in NC
William Davis in KY
Joseph J. Davis in KY
... William Collins deposition, Joseph Davis' wife died before 1810. Davis was about 80 when he died.
... Henry Davis deposition. Joseph was his brother. "If I live till 17 Oct next I will be 79 years of age. I moved from SC in Mar 1827. (Baldwin Co., AL) 		Durant, Laura (I44872)
 
88367 Names and dates on Wiley D. Kennedy's children from him in 1972. Letter to Eunice McKay. Kennedy, Wiley Dave (I67636)
 
88368 Nancy Baker was born 10 Jan 1787 (per Family Bible) presumably in Wilkes (now Ashe) County, North Carolina. Other than her birth, I have no additional data on Nancy Baker. Baker, Nancy (I99134)
 
88369 NICHOLS | Mrs. Sadie A. Causey, 87, died Monday, December 17, 2007 at
Mullins Nursing Center.

She was the daughter of the late Julius Madison and Daisy Belle Tyler Allen.
She was a lifelong member of Wannamaker Baptist Church.

Mrs. Causey is survived by three sons, John Harold Causey and his wife,
Montress, of Salisbury, N.C., J. Roy Causey and his wife, Brenda, of Nichols, and
Alan D. Causey and his wife, Susan, of Nichols; two daughters, Carolyn C.
Crosby of Ridgeland and Ann C. Oglesby and her husband, Lex, of Beaufort; 14
grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, December 20, 2007 in the
Meares Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery.

Family will receive friends from 6 until 8 p.m. Wednesday, December 19, 2007
at the funeraI home.

Please send your condolences to MyrtleBeachOnline.com.

Memorials may be made to Wannamaker Baptist Church, 7329 Hwy. 9, Nichols, SC
29581; or Riverside Care, c/o Michell Causey, 8431 Elvington Road, Nichols,
SC 29581; or to a charity of one's choice.

Meares Funeral Home of Mullins is honored to serve the family of Mrs. Causey.
Published in The Sun News on 12/19/2007. 		Allen, Sadie Belle (I998)
 
88370 No children of Benjamin and Anne Blackman have been proven, as far as I know, but the census records show they probably had several. John Blackman and Gideon Blackman are possible sons of Benjamin. Charles Phillips and Durwood Blackmon (deceased) list James, Samuel and Gideon as children of Benjamin. These three all went to Warren Co, MS.
1 Unknown Son (1774/1784) John Blackman
2 Unknown Son (1774/1784) Gideon Blackman
3 Unknown Daughter (1774/1784)
4 Unknown Son (1784/1790) James Blackman
5 Unknown Son (1784/1790) Samuel Blackman
6 Unknown Son (1784/1790)
7 Unknown Daughter (1784/1790)
8 Unknown Daughter (1784/1790)
9 Unknown Daughter (1784/1790)

1 Unknown Son born ca 1774/1784, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1790 and 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.
One possible candidate for this child is John Blackman (c1775/76). He witnessed one of Benjamin's deeds in 1793, and he was listed next to Benjamin on the 1800 census. The fact that John was head of household in 1800 is a flaw in this theory though, since it seems that all five of Benjamin's sons from 1790 were still with him in 1800, but there seemed to be problems with those two census records anyway, so that still may leave room for John. If not, then this child is unaccounted for.

2 Unknown Son born ca 1774/1784, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1790 and 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.
This son could easily be Gideon Blackman who witnessed a 1796 deed of Benjamin Blackman. Charles Phillips shared some data on Gideon. Gideon, who, like his suspected brothers James and Samuel, went from SC to Warren Co, MS. In the 1830's Gideon moved to New Orleans, and sometime later (before 1847) moved to TN.  

3 Unknown Daughter born ca 1774/1784, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. For the 1790 census, Benjamin Blackman only had one female listed, so assuming that was his wife, that leaves no room for this daughter. However the 1790 census could have been in error (very likely). A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.

4 Unknown Son born ca 1784/1790, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1790 and 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.
Charles Phillips has a candidate for this son: James Blackman (c1782-1816) who died in Warren Co, MS. He, along with Samuel (below), moved from SC to Natchez District, MS ca 1806 and was in Warren Co, MS shortly afterwards, where he died.  
5 Unknown Son born ca 1784/1790, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1790 and 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.
One possible candidate for this child is Samuel Blackman who died in the 1840's in Leake Co, MS. Charles Phillips believes Samuel could be a son of Benjamin. It seems quite reasonable to place Samuel here. Samuel moved from SC (presumably Marion County) to Natchez District, MS before 1810. By 1816 he was in Warren Co, MS. By 1820 he had moved south to Franklin Co, MS. By 1840 he was north again in Leake Co, MS. Samuel named a son "Gideon" and another one "Benjamin" and another one "James" and one "Solomon". All these are Marion Co, SC Blackman names, and other suspected Marion Blackman's wound up in some of these same counties at the same time, so it seems reasonable that this Samuel Blackman is indeed a son of Benjamin Blackman. More proof would be helpful though.  

6 Unknown Son born ca 1784/1790, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1790 and 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.  

7 Unknown Daughter born ca 1784/1790, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. For the 1790 census, Benjamin Blackman only had one female listed, so assuming that was his wife, that leaves no room for this daughter. However the 1790 census could have been in error (very likely). A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.

8 Unknown Daughter born ca 1784/1790, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. For the 1790 census, Benjamin Blackman only had one female listed, so assuming that was his wife, that leaves no room for this daughter. However the 1790 census could have been in error (very likely). A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census.

9 Unknown Daughter born ca 1784/1790, presumably in that section of Georgetown District that later became Marion District. For the 1790 census, Benjamin Blackman only had one female listed, so assuming that was his wife, that leaves no room for this daughter. However the 1790 census could have been in error (very likely). A child this age was with Benjamin Blackman on the 1800 census. No likely candidates appeared on the 1810 Marion census. 		Family: Benjamin Blackman / Anne (F13242)
 
88371 No proof that William, Daniel, John, Hugh are siblings, tied together due to proximity; Family: Bryson / ? (F2702)
 
88372 Nolie Roberts listed in the 1910 U.S. Census as Wife of Household, living in
Green Sea Township, Horry County, South Carolina, p. 17B, family 276, dwelling
273, lines 80 - 81, AGLL Microfilm T624-1463, Roll 		Grainger, Prudence Magnola (I13571)
 
88373 NOTE:Birth date of 24 Aug 1814 and Death date of 10 Jun 1880 in Leslie Co, KY from what source?;

!CENSUS:1820;

!CENSUS:1830;

!CENSUS:1840 Yancey Co, NC pg 261 Benjamin HENSLEY age 20-29 (1810/20) "10001-0001";

!CENSUS:1850 Clay Co, KY pg 122 # 316 Benjamin HENSLEY, 36 (1813/14) born NC;

!CENSUS:1860 Clay Co, KY pg 70 # 446 Benjamin HENSLY, 45 (1814/15) born NC; 		Hensley, Benjamin (I93176)
 
88374 NOTE:Marriage bond lists William Davis as step-father;

!MARRIAGE:21 Jul 1814 Floyd Co., KY Abraham Miller and Caty Hensley;

!CENSUS:1820 * Cabell Co., VA pg 828:
1- Abraham Miller 000010-20100-0-0
2- Abraham Miller 000001-00001-0-0

!CENSUS:1830 Logan Co., VA pg 278 w/Abraham Miller age 30-39 (1790/1800); 		Hensley, Catherine "Caty" (I79069)
 
88375 NOTE:Name Alice Savilla Garrison, whate proof of middle name?;

!CENSUS:1880 Swain Co., NC Nantahala # 9/9
Robt P. Garrison 36 Farmer NC-NC-NC
Sarah A. 37 wife
Magie S. 5 dau
Alice S. 5 dau
Tallitha V. 4 dau
Nancy C. 8/12 Sept. dau;

!MARRIAGE: 4 Dec 1892 Macon Co., NC
William J. EVANS, 35 to Alice S. GARRISON, 18,
by S.J. MAY, JP;

!CENSUS:1900 Macon Co, NC Nantahala # 121/125 (dim)
William Evans head Nov 1855 44 M 9 NC-NC-NC
Alice S. wife Aug 1874 25 M 9 5-5
Wimer L. son Sep 1882 17
Anna B. dau Dec 1893 6
Shirley G. son Feb 1895 5
Gaynelle dau May 1896 4
Emily E. dau Jul 1899 10/12;

!CENSUS:1910 Jackson Co., OK Elmer # 16/16
W. J. Evans head 53 M 17 NC-NC-NC
Alice wife 35 M 17 6-6
Anna dau 16
Shirley son 15
Gay dau 13
Emily dau 10
Robinson C. son 7 OK-NC-NC
Zula G. dau 11/12
Aus Wright nephew 22 S NC-NC-NC;

!CENSUS:1920 Canyon Co., ID Parma Township, Parma Town # -/146
William J. Evans head 62 M NC-NC-NC
Alice S. wife 48 M
Wymer C. son 17 S OK-NC-NC
Zula R. dau 9
Floy dau 7
W. J. Jr son 6
Finna? dau 4 ID-NC-NC;

!CENSUS:1930 Canyon Co., ID Notus Precinct, Notus Village, First Street, # 15/15
Alice S. Evans head 55 wd 18 NC-NC-NC Keeping House
Wm J. son 16 OK-NC-NC None
Finess? 14 dau ID-NC-NC None
Fred R. Foster boarder 23 S ID-US-US Teacher grade school
Clyde L. Benton boarder 22 ND-IL-MN Clerk Hardware store; 		Garrison, Alice S (I692)
 
88376 Notes for WILLIAM BLUFORD WILSON:
Close to John Kennedy Jr and Elizabeth Catherine Johnson Kennedy's graves there are three graves in Verner: Wilson, Jack, no dates; Wilson, Bluford, no dates and Wilson, Mittie C. 12 Oct 1876 - 18 Jul 1879. Jack and Bluford were sons of William and Barbara Kennedy Wilson. Mittie has not been identified.

Rex Kirby 		Wilson, William Bluford (I67723)
 
88377 NOTES:Marty Grant's 2nd Cousin, 3 times removed;


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/carpenter/


!CENSUS:1920 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 224/224
Will Farr head 45 M NC-NC-NC Farmer
Frankie wife 30 M
Nora dau 7
Ida dau 5;


!CENSUS:1930 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 202/204
William Farr head 54 M 35 NC-NC-NC Farmer
Frankie wife 40 M 22
Nora dau 18
Ida dau 16
Roy son 7;


!CENSUS:1940 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 87
Will H. Farr head 64 M NC 1935-Same House. ---
Frankie wife 52 M
Nora dau 28 S Seamstress - WPA Sewing Room.
Ida dau 26
Roy son 17; 		Farr, Nora (I105948)
 
88378 NOTES:Marty Grant's 2nd Cousin, 3 times removed;


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/carpenter/


!CENSUS:1920 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 224/224
Will Farr head 45 M NC-NC-NC Farmer
Frankie wife 30 M
Nora dau 7
Ida dau 5;


!CENSUS:1930 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 202/204
William Farr head 54 M 35 NC-NC-NC Farmer
Frankie wife 40 M 22
Nora dau 18
Ida dau 16
Roy son 7;


!CENSUS:1940 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 87
Will H. Farr head 64 M NC 1935-Same House. ---
Frankie wife 52 M
Nora dau 28 S Seamstress - WPA Sewing Room.
Ida dau 26
Roy son 17; 		Farr, Ida (I105949)
 
88379 NOTES:Marty Grant's 2nd Cousin, 3 times removed;


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/carpenter/


!CENSUS:1930 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 202/204
William Farr head 54 M 35 NC-NC-NC Farmer
Frankie wife 40 M 22
Nora dau 18
Ida dau 16
Roy son 7;


!CENSUS:1940 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 87
Will H. Farr head 64 M NC 1935-Same House. ---
Frankie wife 52 M
Nora dau 28 S Seamstress - WPA Sewing Room.
Ida dau 26
Roy son 17; 		Farr, Roy (I105950)
 
88380 NOTES:Marty Grant's 2nd Cousin, 3 times removed;
!NOTES:Spouse of Marty Grant's 1st Cousin, 4 times removed;


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/carpenter/


!CENSUS:1900 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 103/104
Bazel Anderson head Jul 1862 37 M 20 NC-NC-TN Farmer
Martha wife Apr 1862 38 M 20 9-8 NC-NC-NC
Nancy J. dau Mar 1883 17
Lizzie dau Oct 1885 14
Dixie dau Aug 1886 13
Frankie J. dau Apr 1889 11
Katie L. dau Oct 1892 7
Mary R. dau Mar 1895 5
William P. son Feb 1897 3
Caroline M. dau Mar 1900 3/12;


!CENSUS:1910 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 194/194
Bas. B. Anderson head 48 M1 28 NC-NC-NC Farmer
Martha wife 47 m1 28 10-8
Frankie dau 21
Katie dau 17
Rillie dau 15
Pearllie son 13
Norman son 7;


!MARRIAGE:11 Mar 1911 Graham Co., NC
W. H. Farr 35 of Graham
Frankie Anderson 22 of Graham;


!CENSUS:1920 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 224/224
Will Farr head 45 M NC-NC-NC Farmer
Frankie wife 30 M
Nora dau 7
Ida dau 5;


!CENSUS:1930 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 202/204
William Farr head 54 M 35 NC-NC-NC Farmer
Frankie wife 40 M 22
Nora dau 18
Ida dau 16
Roy son 7;


!CENSUS:1940 Graham Co., NC Cheoah # 87
Will H. Farr head 64 M NC 1935-Same House. ---
Frankie wife 52 M
Nora dau 28 S Seamstress - WPA Sewing Room.
Ida dau 26
Roy son 17; 		Anderson, Frankie J (I2639)
 
88381 NOTES:Mary and Isabella, sisters, have incompatible birthdates per tombstones:
Isabella = 28 Nov 1805
Mary = 8 Dec 1805;


!CENSUS:1850 Greene Co., MO Robinson Township # 581/581
Ezekiel Cook 44 Cabinet Maker $2000 GA
Mary 45 KY
Eliza 17 TN
Sarah 15 MO
Thomas 12
Margarette 9
William 6
Edward McCurdy 14; 		Reed, Mary Ann (I32793)
 
88382 NOTES:Mary and Isabella, sisters, have incompatible birthdates per tombstones:
Isabella = 28 Nov 1805
Mary = 8 Dec 1805;


!CENSUS:1850 x


!CENSUS:1860 Marshall Co., TN District 6 # 760/723
Matilda Davis 35 Farmer $-/2400 TN
Scott 15
Knox 13
John 12
Robt 10
Alice 7
Isabella 5
Isabella Dryden 55 Knitting & Sewing $3000/1000;


!CENSUS:1870 Marshall Co., TN District No six, Farmington PO # 57/62
Isabella Dryden 65 Keeping House $2000/500 KY
Margaret Porter 40 Keeping House TN
Etta 21 "
Joney B. 10 f; 		Reed, Isabella (I32796)
 
88383 NOTES:Some family data per Dianne Fields = BFIELDS@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU;


!NOTES:D/C list B/D as 2 Jun 1849, Cherokee Co, NC. Parents Steve Bryson b. don't know, and Suzana Whitmer b. Lincoln Co., NC;


!NOTES:D/C of daughter Susan also lists her as Emaline Bryson;


!NOTES:Can't find any records on her prior to her marriage to John Henry Dale. Suggests Bryson wasn't her surname. If she was born out of wedlock, then, though her father might have been a Bryson (per D/C), then she would have lived under her mother's surname prior to marriage;


!CENSUS:1850 x
!CENSUS:1860 x
!CENSUS:1870 x


!CENSUS:1880 Burke Co., NC Brindletown Township # 3/3
J. A. Dale 45 M Overseer NC-NC-NC
Emaline 27 wife M Keeping House
Susan 4 dau;


!CENSUS:1900 Burke Co., NC Silver Creek Precinct No 2 # 37/38
John H. Dale head Aug 1831 68 M 27 NC-NC-NC Farmer
Emeline wife Jun 1850 49 M 27 5-5
Lilly P. dau Oct 1884 15
Artie A. dau Dec 1886 13
Joseph M. son Apr 1889 11;


!CENSUS:1910 Burke Co., NC Silver Creek Township # 172/173
Joseph C. Dale head 21 S NC-NC-NC Farmer
Emeline Mother 59 Wd 5-5
Lillie Lane sister 26 M1 0 0-0
Houge Bro-L 27 M1 0 Farm Laborer; 		Bryson, Emaline (I32937)
 
88384 Obit Published in the Tyler Morning Telegraph on November 22, 2008

Hall, Marcus Lynn

Marcus Lynn Hall departed this earthly life on Wednesday, November 19, 2008. Faithful Christian, precious husband, father and "Granddad," devoted friend. He was "... steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord." (1 Cor. 15:58)

Visitation is scheduled for 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, November 23, 2008, at Lloyd James Funeral Home. Funeral services are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on Monday, November 24, 2008, at Lloyd James Funeral Home with Perry Hall and Jay Culpepper officiating and under the song direction of Kalon Ainsworth. Military graveside services immediately following at Tyler Memorial Park. Serving as pallbearers will be Larry Golden, Donny Golden, Wayne Golden, Raynard Screws, Doug Mullings, Anthony Mullings, Stephen Mullings, and Timothy Mullings.

Marcus Lynn Hall was born June 8, 1943 and was born again on August 14, 1958. He was preceded in death by his parents J.D. Hall, Jr. and Adriel Joella Robinson Hall of Jasper, Texas, and three grandchildren, Baby Baker, Halle Jase Baker, and Marcie Kay Baker. His life will be forever cherished by his loving wife, Dianna Kay Hall of Flint, Texas (formerly of Whitehouse, Texas); his children: son, Steven Hall of Kailua Kona, Hawaii; son, Darren Hall of New York, N.Y.; son, Michael Hall, his wife Candace and their children Parker and Kenzi of Whitehouse, Texas; son, Christopher Hall, his wife Katrina and their children Alexander, Delaini, Natalie, Bailey and Riddick of Troup, Texas; and daughter, Kaylyn Baker, her husband Jason and their daughter Chloe of Arlington, Texas; 3 brothers, 2 sisters, 7 brothers-in-law and 7 sisters-in-law: Joella and Harry Pickup, Robert and Ruth Hall, Don and Joann Hall, Linda Gilliam, Roger and Jane Hall, Doug and Sherry Mullings, Raynard and Sandra Screws, Jimmy and Weegi Golden, Larry Golden, Donny Golden, and Wayne and Stacy Golden; father and mother-in-law, Audie and Opal Golden; dozens of nieces and nephews; and a host of friends. Marcus was employed by the City of Jacksonville for over 18 years and was a faithful member of Southwest Church of Christ. A memorial has been established in his memory for those who wish to contribute: Marcus Hall Memorial c/o Southwest church of Christ, 13269 State Highway 155 South, Tyler, Texas 75703; 903-534-8665.

After God and His will, Marcus' family was the most important thing to him. He loved spending time with his children and grandchildren making up bedtime stories and singing lullabies and nursery rhymes. He had a deep love for studying the scriptures and of music, and had a magnificent voice, whether he was making up little songs for his children and grandchildren, leading singing in church services, or his beautiful singing in numerous weddings and funerals. He had such a tender and loving spirit, and was always ready to help with his gentle wisdom. He portrayed "... love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self control ..." (Gal 5:22) in all aspects of his life. Marcus can truly say, "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Finally, there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will give to me on that Day, and not to me only but also to all who have loved His appearing." (2 Tim. 4:7-8). He will be dearly missed, but our hearts are comforted to know he is in paradise.

Published in the Tyler Morning Telegraph on 11/22/2008. 		Hall, Marcus Lynn (I67685)
 
88385 Obit:Graham Star.Charles and Diane Holloway
Charles and Diane Holloway, of the Old Tallulah Road Community of Robbinsville, passed away Wednesday, July 18, 2007 at their residence.
Charles was a native of Graham County and the son of Claude and Helen Hyde Holloway of Robbinsville. Diane was a native of Dallas, Tex., and the daughter of the late Casler and Beatrice Estella Murray.
In addition to Charles’s parents, they are survived by Charles’s son, Levitch Holloway of Robbinsville; brother, Gary Holloway of Robbinsville; granddaughter, Fallon Holloway; Diane’s sister, Adrian King of Plano, Tex.; and brothers, Mike Murray of Pittsburg, Tex., and Roger Murray of Plano, Tex.
Funeral services were held together on Saturday, July 21 at the Townson-Smith Chapel. The Revs. Kenny Ball and Jack Millsaps officiated. Burial was in the Wiggins Cemetery.
Townson-Smith Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. 		Holloway, Charles (I59869)
 
88386 Obituaries: 10/28/99 The Sylva Herald
Jeanelle Coulter Moore
Jeanelle Coulter Moore, 88, died Wednesday, Oct. 20, at Springmoor Retirement Center in Raleigh. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. at Edenton Street United Methodist Church on Friday, Oct. 22. Burial was at Oakwood Cemetery. A former resident of Ridgeway Street in Sylva, she was born in Pikeville, Tenn. She earned her AB degree at Western Carolina University, and in 1933 married Daniel Killian Moore, later governor of North Carolina and associate justice of the N.C. Supreme Court. She created the Executive Mansion Fine Arts Committee to preserve and maintain the state Executive Mansion, a project which has continued from 1965 to the present. She left her mark on the "Gingerbread House" and turned it into the most beautiful mansion the state has ever seen. During Holy Week in 1966 she launched a project to raise money through the N.C. Federation of Women's Clubs to build the Chapel of the Nameless Woman on the grounds of Women's Prison in Raleigh. Prior to that time, no facilities existed for worship or teaching at the Women's Prison. She was associated with the N.C. School of the Arts since her husband was governor. She served on the Foundation board of directors as a member of the executive committee and as a member emeritus. In 1996, she received the School's Giannini Society Award, the school's highest honor. After leaving the Governor's Mansion, she continued her lifetime of public service as a trustee of the N.C. Museum of Art, the board of advisors of Meredith College and many other public service activities. In 1980, she and her husband were the joint recipients of the N.C. Award for Public Service, the highest award that can be conferred by the state of North Carolina. She became chairman of Keep North Carolina Beautiful and was responsible for the program for Highway Beautification, which seeds the highways of North Carolina with wildflowers. Surviving are one daughter, Edith Hamilton of Shelby; one son, Dan K. Moore Jr. of Lexington; three grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Jeanelle C. Moore Scholarship in Dance, North Carolina School of the Arts, Development Office, 1533 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27127. 		Coulter, Jeanelle (I47080)
 
88387 Olivela Roberts listed in the 1900 U.S. Census as Child of Household, living in
Green Sea Township, Horry County, South Carolina, p. , family 274, dwelling
274, lines - , AGLL Microfilm T623-1531, Roll

Olae Roberts listed in the 1910 U.S. Census as Child of Household, living in
Green Sea Township, Horry County, South Carolina, p. 17B, family 273, dwelling
270, lines 63 - 68, AGLL Microfilm T624-1463, Roll 		Roberts, Olivela (I13518)
 
88388 On 10 June 1815 the heirs of John Koons, all of Ashe Co., sold to David Smith fifty acres of land located on the south branch of the New River in Ashe Co., they being George Koons, Morris Baker, Absolom Bower, Daniel Miller, and Jonathan Baker. (Book C, p. 478, Ashe Co. Deeds ) (Darrell Miller); Koons, John (I99206)
 
88389 On 20 Nov 1798 William Watson, Ann Watson (his wife), Elias Ard and John Hinnant witnessed a deed from John Ford to Scacebook Watson for land on Ashpole Swamp. (Marion Co., SC Deed Book C, page 10)

On 19 Feb 1799 William Watson of Georgetown Dist, SC, Liberty Co., SC deeded 170 acres to John Ford for ₤360. The land was on Little Pee Dee River including Boatlock Mill Dam. William signed as did his wife Ann. Witnesses were Benamin Harralson and John Newsom. (Marion Co., SC Deed Book A, page 112)

!CENSUS:1800;

!CENSUS:1810;

!CENSUS:1820 Covington Co., MS pg 4
Ann Watson age 45+ (bef 1775)
000100-10101-0, slaves=3011-1020
* two houses from Harrison Watson; 		Ann (I63317)
 
88390 On 5 Sep 1794, Elizabeth Hensley of Madison Co., VA made a deed to Benjamin Lillard for £160, 63 acres on the north side of Hughes River. Specific metes and bounds were given. Elizabeth Hensley signed the deed. Witnesses were: Augustin Bradley, Dennis Lillard, John Lillard and James Lillard. (Madison Co., VA Deed Book 1, pp. 127-128.)

Beginning at three chesnuts on a ridge corner in a patent line formerly Alexander Riders and running thence with said line S 43 W 150 polls to a large poplar on Hughes River, then down the said river S 50? E 8? Polls then S 40 E 2 polls then S 23 E 12 polls then S 40 E 20 polls then S 57 E 10 polls then S 65 E 8 polls then S 70 E 40 polls then S 69 E 8? Polls then S 59 E 8 polls, then S 66 E 20 polls then S 81 E 26 polls then S 66 E 10 polls to a sycamore & maple at the mouth of a branch then up the said Branch N 38 W 4 polls then N 80 W 8 polls then N 38 W 4polls then N 70 W 4 polls thenN 38 W 4 polls then N 56 W 4 polls then N 70 W 8 polls then N 60 W 6 polls then W 10 polls then N 55 W 2 polls then N 20 W 10 polls then N 3 E 6 polls then N 28 W 12 polls then N 15 W 10 polls then N 31 W 10 polls then N 6 W 6 polls then N 13 W 8 to a gum & ash at the fork of the said Branch then with the E fork of the branch N 34 E 4 polls then N 30 E 16 polls then N 21 E 30 polls then N 35 E 20 to two gums a chesnut & maple on the east side of the said branch then to the beginning ...

Where did the above land come from?


!CENSUS:1810 Culpeper Co., VA *

!CENSUS:1820 Culpeper Co., VA *

!CENSUS:1830 x
* Not with any of her children. The only one I didn't locate in 1830 was Nancy because I don't know who she married; 		Elizabeth (I112704)
 
88391 On December 24, 1996, Eunice told her daughter, Sandra, that her family lived on (1) the John Way place, (2) the McGahey place, (3) bought the Sidney Henderson place before moving to the Duck Creek place. At Duck Creek, her father, Grady Kennedy, had a peach orchard. Eunice said they used to go by wagon from Sid Henderson's place to Palestine to do business about the Henderson place farm before Grady lost it. (Sidney Henderson was the son of John Henderson.)

When Eunice's family lived on the Kennedy place, they were in Red Springs. When they moved to the Way place, they were in Saline. At Red Springs, she walked to school with the Huey children, mostly girls; there were only 2 boys. It was three miles to Red Springs school. The Huey children moved to Saline after they did.

Eunice started in Saline school in the third grade. Saline Creek divides Saline and Red Springs.

Eunice went to stay with her Aunt Lottie (Lottie Mae McGahey Whisenhunt) in Gresham, Texas, when Aunt Lottie's baby was born. She rode the train from Lindale to Tyler, the route between Tyler, Lindale, and Mineola. That is where she met her husband, Bennie Clyde McKay. They married after Clem Dickerson and Grady Kennedy married. Eunice quit school after her mother, Pearl, died and kept the house and younger kids. - from Sandra McKay Coulter 		Kennedy, Eunice Sybil (I67943)
 
88392 Onie gave death date as March 23. Acker, Doris Nadine (I67818)
 
88393 Orange Co, NC Deed Book 2 page 483, 12 Nov 1783 John ALLERSON of Orange to Peter MALLETT of New Hanover Co, NC and Thomas TULLOCK of Warren Co, NC and John ESTES of Orange Co, NC for £300, 1a Lot # 18 Hillsboro, King St, Wake St, Margaret Lane. Wit: James GRANT, Samuel ALLEN Orange Co., NC Will Book B page 28, Will of Thomas Pratt, Dec 1787, names James Grant, no relation stated.
!CENSUS:1790 x Lost for Orange Co., NC
Orange Co., NC Will Book B page 236, Will of George Doherty, 10 Oct 1791, witnessed by James Grant

!CENSUS:1800 x 		Grant, James (I88630)
 
88394 Original data: State of North Carolina. An Index to Marriage Bonds Filed in the North Carolina State Archives. Raleigh, NC, USA: North Carolina Division of Archives and History, 1977. Source (S17)
 
88395 Original data: State of North Carolina. An Index to Marriage Bonds Filed in the North Carolina State Archives. Raleigh, NC, USA: North Carolina Division of Archives and History, 1977. Source (S20)
 
88396 Parents names from Mother's notes. jat Brown, Lillie Myrtle (I67705)
 
88397 Ped Roberts listed as an Heir in Will of W.W. Roberts dated 2 Jul 1941; located
in Book 5; Page 19; Columbus County Courthouse; North Carolina.

Obituary for Mrs. Leila Roberts Hufford, age 77, of the Green Sea Community
died Sunday afternoon in a local hospital after a lingering illness. Mrs
Hufford was the widow of Mr. Arthur Joseph Hufford Sr. She was the daughter of
the late William Walker Roberts and the late Mallisa Luttie Grainger Roberts.
Mrs. Hufford was a homemaker and a member of the Green Sea Baptist Church.
Survivors include one brother--Mr. H. Tom Roberts of N. Myrtle Beach, S.C. Four
grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Several nieces and nephews. Funeral
services were held at 2:00 pm Tuesday from the Hardwick Memorial Chapel
officiated by Rev. Kevin Childs. Burial followed in the Green Sea Cemetery
directed by Hardwick Funeral Home of Loris, S.C.

Gravestone Inscription for Leila (Ped) Roberts, Green Sea Cemetery, Green Sea,
Horry County, South Carolina. Photo in possession of writer. 		Roberts, Leila (Ped) (I13509)
 
88398 Per Opal Kennedy Golden to Rex Kirby:
Although John died in Smith Co, TX, his wife carried him back to California for burial after the service in Smith Co. Either his birth day or death date may be in error since he was in the US Marines at the time of his death and would have been about 19 when he died. 		Decker, John Wesley (I68068)
 
88399 POSSIBLE CHILDREN:

1. Martha Roberts m James Braddy 1791. He was next to William Thompson in 1840, though Martha appears dead by then;

2. Sarah "Sally" Roberts m Jesse Snipes in 1802 might be Britain's daughter for Jesse was next to Britain in 1810, with no wife at home, probably dead;

3. Fereby Roberts (1784/94) m William Thompson in 1802. Two houses from Britain in 1810;

4. Cynthia Roberts (1794/1800) m Nathan Braddy in 1820, (1) next to William Thompson in 1820. (2) James Roberts was bondsman for their 1820 marriage;

5. James Roberts (1794/1804) m Nancy Boddery in 1816. (1) Britain was bondsman for his 1816 marriage. (2) Next to Britain in 1820; 		Family: Britain Roberts / ? (F23633)
 
88400 Recorded October 16, 1995 by Sandra Joy McKay Coulter:

"While visiting Aunt Julia and Uncle Rufus at their Appletree Lane home in Tyler, Uncle Rufus told me about his hobo days during the depressions. This was about five years before he married Aunt Julia (Kennedy). He was not finding work in Lindale that paid more than 10 cents a day. He hopped a train to California, where he picked fruit. When that work was done, he went to Oregon and Washington (State). He picked apples and worked the wheat fields in Washington. The wheat was planted on the mountain side. The terrain was too steep for a tractor, but they had a special combine pulled by 16 horses. The wheat was planted in a circle around the mountain.

"Uncle Rufus came back to Lindale to visit a couple of times. Once when he came back, his two brothers, Horace and Perkins, went back with him.

"In California, Uncle Rufus worked for a lady. She had bought her son a truck, but all the son did was haul kids back and forth to town. She decided to use the truck to make money and hired Uncle Rufus to drive it for her. (I didn't ask, but I suppose it was to haul fruit.)

"During the depression in California, he helped dig up peach trees for farmers who couldn't afford the water bill for watering the orchards.

"When he first hopped a train to California, his brother took him to an engineer that he knew and told him Uncle Rufus would be on it. The man said for him to just stay out of sight. The engineer was asked to pass on the information when the train crew changed in El Paso. Uncle Rufus rode on the landing between the engine and the next car.

"Once, when he and his brothers had saved $800 a piece, they were hopping trains. They rolled bills up very small to stick in the small, deep pockets of their overalls. Then they put a pencil in the pocket.

"Uncle Rufus said he tried art for a while in California. He painted shirts. On the back of one, he wrote 'Want to monkey around.' The girls would get up close to read it, walk off and come back again to follow him.

"He also painted a yellow rain slicker to look like a man's feet sticking out the bottom of a coverlet and his hands and head sticking out the other. I can't remember what he wrote on it, but something that ended with 'chicks.'

"Aunt Julia was listening to these stories and just sat there shaking her head."

******************************** 		Fleming, Rufus Hall (I67735)
 

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