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| 1 | 33. Abraham3 Fine (Peter2, Thomas1) (Source: "Pioneer Personalities, Prominent People, Pleasant Places", Excerpts from Historical Sketches written in 1940 and compiled in 1948 by Cora Massey Mims: .) was born March 24, 1789 in Green Co., NC., and died September 26, 1861 in Newport ,Tenn. He married Elizabeth Smith September 27, 1821 in Cocke County,Tenn.. Notes for Abraham Fine: Abraham Fine appointed Commissioner by the 22nd General Assy. of the State January 17, 1838. Abt. 1833 Abraham was ordained as Ruling Elder of the Church held at the Anderson Academy. Abraham was prominently identified with the public affairs of the county until his death. Abraham was Sheriff from 1838-1840 while sheriff he raided and broke up an organaized band of Counterfeiters that operated near Wolf Creek. From 1813-1815 he participated in the war with tyhe Creek indians in Capt. Lillards regiment of Tenn. calvalry Notes for Elizabeth Smith: This letter written to "Mother" was written to Elizabeth Smith Fine who was his mother-in-law. He was married to Elizabeth Fine b. 1823 who was called Lizzie. A W and Lizzie Fine Walker are buried side be side in Old Harmony cemetary, Greeneville, TN. Knoxville May 5th 1864 Dear Mother I am here and in verry good Health. hope all there the same. on Saturday I a_____ to leave for Hiwassie Bridge,all right. would be glad to see you all but I cannot now hope to soon. I rec'd a letter from Lizzie on yesterday. all well. informing me that Russ & Frank had both left. I have watched closely for them. If I find them the only thing I can do with them is to turn them over to the authorities. and get a r__pt for them. I have no power to send them home. I am of the opinion they will not come here, they will stay some where in Sevier Co. Where Smiths Boys are. If you can see Alex send him down there and look after them If you can. hear nothing of them, dont fret. I would not give one hours good sleep for every Negro in the south. I am satisfied the thing is gone up the spout. I can say I am in good health and fine ____ its, would like to have come around among you. but I failed. you must take the will for the act. I would have went home but knew that Lizzie was gone to see you. I send a letter for her. I want you to fail not in sending it to her. I would like to know where Will is how he is. and what he is yet doing. I cant think but that we will soon be back in our own country. I think that will be so yet I may be mistaken. I think of nothing more to write to you. If you can have a chance to write to me direct to Capt A W Walker. 8th Tenn Vols. Inft. as there is two 8th one cavalry the other Infantry. nothing more Your Son A W Walker Facts about this person: Alt. Born March 24, 1789 Newport, Cocke County, Tennessee Source: philippeter.FTW Medium: Other Date of Import: Apr 28, 2000 Alt. Died September 26, 1861 New Port, Tenn. Burial Unknown ? Occupation Sheriff in Cocke County, Tennessee Source: philippeter.FTW Medium: Other Date of Import: Apr 28, 2000 | Fine, Abraham (I18469)
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| 2 | Curtis Jett gave the ground to establish a subscription school for his and his neighbors' children. The school was located about 1 1/2 miles from the mouth of Turkey Creek and its confluence with the Middle Fork of the Kentucky River. Miss Ann Searcy, from Madison County, Kentucky, near Richmond, was one of the teachers Curtis Jett employed. Miss Ann Searcy married Stephen Jett, Jr., the youngest son of Curtis Jett, even though she was several years older than her husband. When the last of the Jett children had passed through the school, it was discontinued and the property reverted to Curtis Jett. Together with his son Samuel, Curtis and his brother Newton Jett, acquired title to a number of acres of land in Breathitt and Owsley Counties, Kentucky. Curtis was a well-to-do farmer, merchang, miller, horse trader, and cattle buyer who spent his life in the Clay/Breathitt County areas of Kentucky. Due to increasing troubles, brought about by the Little-Crockrell feud, and the Jetts having allied themselves with the Cockrells against the Littles. Curtis Jett purchased a 205.5 acre farm on Muddy Creek in Madison County, Kentucky from Noah H. Tevis and his wife (deed book 23, p 49) on January 8, 1877. He immediately sent his son, Hiram Jett and Hiram's family away from Breathitt County to this farm in Madison County in an effort to isolate his son from the troubles in Breathitt County. | Jett, Curtis (I55565)
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| 3 | Facts about this person: Burial Buchanan Cemetery | Berry, John Washington (I53826)
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| 4 | Facts about this person: Probate Abt. 1638 landed in Mass. | Stone, Bridgett (I24477)
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| 5 | Huram Bryant lists 10 children in his will. #728 administrator John Ellis, granted March 18, 1847, final settlement March 23, 1847; Cole County, Missouri. Alternate spelling of Huram is Hurum. He is a twin to Hiram? . He was one of the Founding Fathers of The University of Missouri. | Bryant, Huram (I64851)
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| 6 | Jerry Little was an unsavory character who had spread unfounded rumors about a daughter of James Cockerell. After Curtis was shot, his older brother, Hiram, shot a load of buckshot into Jerry Little but he survived. The killing is said to be near the courthouse in Jackson. | Jett, Curtis Jr. (I77166)
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| 7 | The first King of all of England of the Anglo-Saxon line. Reigned 802-839, began reign as Ecbert III King of Wessex. In 800 at the death of KIng Brithric, Egbert was called by the voice of his countrymen to assume the gov't. of Wessex, & he subsequently succeeded in reducing all the Kingdoms of the Heptarchy under his sway. His reign, a long & glorious one, is memorable for the great victories he achieved over the Danes. He is known both as Ecbert, KIng of England, and Ecbert III, King of Wessex. Fighting Kings of Wessex, Baker: When his maternal uncle Eadberht Praen of Kent revolted from Mercian control in 798, he was captured, blinded & mutilated by Ceonwulf of Mercia, leaving Ecgbert as sole heir of the Kentish throne (thus uniting the rival houses of Ceawlin of Wessex & Aethilbert of Kent). Upon Ceonwulf's invasion of Kent, Ecgbert took refuge in Gaul. When King Beorhtric of Wessex died (abt 802), Ecgbert had no serious competitors to the throne of Wessex either & promptly returned to England from the Continent. He waited on his claim to Kent, but on the very day he was elevated to King of Wessex, the Mercians crossed the Thames in force. They were met by Alderman of Wiltshire Weohstan & held. Thus, Ecgbert was poised & ready to assume sovereignity of England. From same: In 825 Ecgbert seized Cornwall, before he could get back to Wessex, King Beornwulf of Mercia invaded Wessex. Ecgbert defeated him at Ellandune, & thereby restored the ancient kingdom borders of Wessex of Ine, holding all of England S of the Thames. He then sent his son Aethilwulf into Kent to drive out Baldred, the Mercian regulus. Not only Kent, Sussex & Surrey, but Essex too gave their submission to Aethilwulf. Suddenly Wessex was N of the Thames. Then the King of the East Angles asked Ecgbert for protection vs. the Mercians; Beornwulf staked his chance on reducing East Anglia before Ecgbert could arrive; he failed. Ecgbert arrived & slew Beornwulf & was suddenly the master of 1/3 of England. Four years of peace followed, then in 829 Ecgbert invaded & subdued Mercia and thus held all England up to the Humber; later in the year he invaded Northumbria, who offered him acceptable terms. Thus in three rapid, vigorous & complete campaigns, Ecgbert was master of all of England. In 831, Ecgbert entered Wales & established some kind of supremacy or suzerainity. He allowed Wiglaf of Mercia to return & hold the throne of Mercia. Ecgbert's hedgemony resulted in the unification of England as a political unit. Although it would take a couple generations to build, never agin did the separate English kingdoms of the heptarchy regain full sovereignity & independence. From this time forward, England was one nation. His last campaign was to subdue Cornwall, which had revolted & joined the Danes in resistance to English rule. The A-S Chronicle says he won a great victory, & to be sure the Danes never reached Wessex nor any points of strategic import, but it is equally true that Ecgbert never saw the Cornish Sea again. From same: We know nothing of Ecgbert's character other than his actions. He seems to have been a man who acted strictly on the basis of practicalities, rather than passion. He tended to the business at hand & got it done accordingly. As the Danes began their Viking raids, Ecgbert transformed England from weakened & disunited to a strong & united kingdom in sympathy with the Frankish empire of Charlemagne & his successors (& the last bastion of western Roman civilization) yet completely independent of it. Acceded 802-839.[large-G675.FTW] REF: Univ of Hull db: The first King of all of England of the Anglo-Saxon line. Reigned 802-839, began reign as Ecbert III King of Wessex. In 800 at the death of KIng Brithric, Egbert was called by the voice of his countrymen to assume the gov't. of Wessex, & he subsequently succeeded in reducing all the Kingdoms of the Heptarchy under his sway. His reign, a long & glorious one, is memorable for the great victories he achieved over the Danes. He is known both as Ecbert, KIng of England, and Ecbert III, King of Wessex. REF: Fighting Kings of Wessex, Baker: When his maternal uncle Eadberht Praen of Kent revolted from Mercian control in 798, he was captured, blinded & mutilated by Ceonwulf of Mercia, leaving Ecgbert as sole heir of the Kentish throne (thus uniting the rival houses of Ceawlin of Wessex & Aethilbert of Kent). Upon Ceonwulf's invasion of Kent, Ecgbert took refuge in Gaul. When King Beorhtric of Wessex died (abt 802), Ecgbert had no serious competitors to the throne of Wessex either & promptly returned to England from the Continent. He waited on his claim to Kent, but on the very day he was elevated to King of Wessex, the Mercians crossed the Thames in force. They were met by Alderman of Wiltshire Weohstan & held. Thus, Ecgbert was poised & ready to assume sovereignity of England. From same: In 825 Ecgbert seized Cornwall, before he could get back to Wessex, King Beornwulf of Mercia invaded Wessex. Ecgbert defeated him at Ellandune, & thereby restored the ancient kingdom borders of Wessex of Ine, holding all of England S of the Thames. He then sent his son Aethilwulf into Kent to drive out Baldred, the Mercian regulus. Not only Kent, Sussex & Surrey, but Essex too gave their submission to Aethilwulf. Suddenly Wessex was N of the Thames. Then the King of the East Angles asked Ecgbert for protection vs. the Mercians; Beornwulf staked his chance on reducing East Anglia before Ecgbert could arrive; he failed. Ecgbert arrived & slew Beornwulf & was suddenly the master of 1/3 of England. Four years of peace followed, then in 829 Ecgbert invaded & subdued Mercia and thus held all England up to the Humber; later in the year he invaded Northumbria, who offered him acceptable terms. Thus in three rapid, vigorous & complete campaigns, Ecgbert was master of all of England. In 831, Ecgbert entered Wales & established some kind of supremacy or suzerainity. He allowed Wiglaf of Mercia to return & hold the throne of Mercia. Ecgbert's hedgemony resulted in the unification of England as a political unit. Although it would take a couple generations to build, never agin did the separate English kingdoms of the heptarchy regain full sovereignity & independence. From this time forward, England was one nation. His last campaign was to subdue Cornwall, which had revolted & joined the Danes in resistance to English rule. The A-S Chronicle says he won a great victory, & to be sure the Danes never reached Wessex nor any points of strategic import, but it is equally true that Ecgbert never saw the Cornish Sea again. From same: We know nothing of Ecgbert's character other than his actions. He seems to have been a man who acted strictly on the basis of practicalities, rather than passion. He tended to the business at hand & got it done accordingly. As the Danes began their Viking raids, Ecgbert transformed England from weakened & disunited to a strong & united kingdom in sympathy with the Frankish empire of Charlemagne & his successors (& the last bastion of western Roman civilization) yet completely independent of it. [large-G675.FTW] REF: Univ of Hull db: The first King of all of England of the Anglo-Saxon line. Reigned 802-839, began reign as Ecbert III King of Wessex. In 800 at the death of KIng Brithric, Egbert was called by the voice of his countrymen to assume the gov't. of Wessex, & he subsequently succeeded in reducing all the Kingdoms of the Heptarchy under his sway. His reign, a long & glorious one, is memorable for the great victories he achieved over the Danes. He is known both as Ecbert, KIng of England, and Ecbert III, King of Wessex. REF: Fighting Kings of Wessex, Baker: When his maternal uncle Eadberht Praen of Kent revolted from Mercian control in 798, he was captured, blinded & mutilated by Ceonwulf of Mercia, leaving Ecgbert as sole heir of the Kentish throne (thus uniting the rival houses of Ceawlin of Wessex & Aethilbert of Kent). Upon Ceonwulf's invasion of Kent, Ecgbert took refuge in Gaul. When King Beorhtric of Wessex died (abt 802), Ecgbert had no serious competitors to the throne of Wessex either & promptly returned to England from the Continent. He waited on his claim to Kent, but on the very day he was elevated to King of Wessex, the Mercians crossed the Thames in force. They were met by Alderman of Wiltshire Weohstan & held. Thus, Ecgbert was poised & ready to assume sovereignity of England. From same: In 825 Ecgbert seized Cornwall, before he could get back to Wessex, King Beornwulf of Mercia invaded Wessex. Ecgbert defeated him at Ellandune, & thereby restored the ancient kingdom borders of Wessex of Ine, holding all of England S of the Thames. He then sent his son Aethilwulf into Kent to drive out Baldred, the Mercian regulus. Not only Kent, Sussex & Surrey, but Essex too gave their submission to Aethilwulf. Suddenly Wessex was N of the Thames. Then the King of the East Angles asked Ecgbert for protection vs. the Mercians; Beornwulf staked his chance on reducing East Anglia before Ecgbert could arrive; he failed. Ecgbert arrived & slew Beornwulf & was suddenly the master of 1/3 of England. Four years of peace followed, then in 829 Ecgbert invaded & subdued Mercia and thus held all England up to the Humber; later in the year he invaded Northumbria, who offered him acceptable terms. Thus in three rapid, vigorous & complete campaigns, Ecgbert was master of all of England. In 831, Ecgbert entered Wales & established some kind of supremacy or suzerainity. He allowed Wiglaf of Mercia to return & hold the throne of Mercia. Ecgbert's hedgemony resulted in the unification of England as a political unit. Although it would take a couple generations to build, never agin did the separate English kingdoms of the heptarchy regain full sovereignity & independence. From this time forward, England was one nation. His last campaign was to subdue Cornwall, which had revolted & joined the Danes in resistance to English rule. The A-S Chronicle says he won a great victory, & to be sure the Danes never reached Wessex nor any points of strategic import, but it is equally true that Ecgbert never saw the Cornish Sea again. From same: We know nothing of Ecgbert's character other than his actions. He seems to have been a man who acted strictly on the basis of practicalities, rather than passion. He tended to the business at hand & got it done accordingly. As the Danes began their Viking raids, Ecgbert transformed England from weakened & disunited to a strong & united kingdom in sympathy with the Frankish empire of Charlemagne & his successors (& the last bastion of western Roman civilization) yet completely independent of it. [large-G675.FTW] REF: Univ of Hull db: The first King of all of England of the Anglo-Saxon line. Reigned 802-839, began reign as Ecbert III King of Wessex. In 800 at the death of KIng Brithric, Egbert was called by the voice of his countrymen to assume the gov't. of Wessex, & he subsequently succeeded in reducing all the Kingdoms of the Heptarchy under his sway. His reign, a long & glorious one, is memorable for the great victories he achieved over the Danes. He is known both as Ecbert, KIng of England, and Ecbert III, King of Wessex. REF: Fighting Kings of Wessex, Baker: When his maternal uncle Eadberht Praen of Kent revolted from Mercian control in 798, he was captured, blinded & mutilated by Ceonwulf of Mercia, leaving Ecgbert as sole heir of the Kentish throne (thus uniting the rival houses of Ceawlin of Wessex & Aethilbert of Kent). Upon Ceonwulf's invasion of Kent, Ecgbert took refuge in Gaul. When King Beorhtric of Wessex died (abt 802), Ecgbert had no serious competitors to the throne of Wessex either & promptly returned to England from the Continent. He waited on his claim to Kent, but on the very day he was elevated to King of Wessex, the Mercians crossed the Thames in force. They were met by Alderman of Wiltshire Weohstan & held. Thus, Ecgbert was poised & ready to assume sovereignity of England. From same: In 825 Ecgbert seized Cornwall, before he could get back to Wessex, King Beornwulf of Mercia invaded Wessex. Ecgbert defeated him at Ellandune, & thereby restored the ancient kingdom borders of Wessex of Ine, holding all of England S of the Thames. He then sent his son Aethilwulf into Kent to drive out Baldred, the Mercian regulus. Not only Kent, Sussex & Surrey, but Essex too gave their submission to Aethilwulf. Suddenly Wessex was N of the Thames. Then the King of the East Angles asked Ecgbert for protection vs. the Mercians; Beornwulf staked his chance on reducing East Anglia before Ecgbert could arrive; he failed. Ecgbert arrived & slew Beornwulf & was suddenly the master of 1/3 of England. Four years of peace followed, then in 829 Ecgbert invaded & subdued Mercia and thus held all England up to the Humber; later in the year he invaded Northumbria, who offered him acceptable terms. Thus in three rapid, vigorous & complete campaigns, Ecgbert was master of all of England. In 831, Ecgbert entered Wales & established some kind of supremacy or suzerainity. He allowed Wiglaf of Mercia to return & hold the throne of Mercia. Ecgbert's hedgemony resulted in the unification of England as a political unit. Although it would take a couple generations to build, never agin did the separate English kingdoms of the heptarchy regain full sovereignity & independence. From this time forward, England was one nation. His last campaign was to subdue Cornwall, which had revolted & joined the Danes in resistance to English rule. The A-S Chronicle says he won a great victory, & to be sure the Danes never reached Wessex nor any points of strategic import, but it is equally true that Ecgbert never saw the Cornish Sea again. From same: We know nothing of Ecgbert's character other than his actions. He seems to have been a man who acted strictly on the basis of practicalities, rather than passion. He tended to the business at hand & got it done accordingly. As the Danes began their Viking raids, Ecgbert transformed England from weakened & disunited to a strong & united kingdom in sympathy with the Frankish empire of Charlemagne & his successors (& the last bastion of western Roman civilization) yet completely independent of it. | King Of England, Egbert (I79181)
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| 8 | William Evan is a descendant of Squire Boone, father of Daniel Boone, Sarah Boone, Squire's daughter married JohnWilcockson (later changed to Wilcoxin among other spellings). John and Sarah had 15 children, 1 of which was Rachel Wilcockson who married Capt. William Bryant. Captain Bryant established Bryant's Station near present day Lexington, Kentucky, which was the first white settlement in Kentucky. A flood wiped out Bryant's Station not long after Boone Station, which later became known as Fort Boonesboro, was established; which made Boone Station the first permanent white settlement in Kentucky. Capt. William Bryant had 11 children, one of whom was Hiram born 1792, father of William Evans Bryant. He is found on the 1850 Census in Breathwith County, KY. | Bryant, William Evan (I14204)
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| 9 | in Auto Accident | Porter, Dorothy May (I19579)
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| 10 | ! Emmett Burk married Marcelyne Faugust in 1941. She was born 4/18/1916 and died 12/4/1996 in St. Louis Mo. Both are buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Kirkwood, MO | Drescher, Emmett Burk (I26081)
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| 11 | ! Married Elenora Perrin b: FEB 1875 in Kentucky *Married: 24 DEC 1891 in Lyon County, Kentucky Children 1. William H. Peek b: NOV 1892 in Kentucky 2. Jane E. Peek b: FEB 1894 in Kentucky 3. Gertrude Peek b: MAY 1897 in Kentucky 4. Ben E. Peek b: APR 1900 in Kentucky | Peek, Stephen M. (I15381)
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| 12 | ! MRS. NELLY MARSHALL McAFEE, A native of Kentucky, was born at Louisville, May 8, 1845. Her father, the late Gen. Humphrey Marshall, was distinguished as a statesman, diplomat, lawyer, and soldier. Her education, which had been conducted with singular care and advantage, was interrrupted by the vicissitudes of the war around her Henry county home - whence she went, in 1862, through the Southern lines, to nurse a wounded brother, and soon after met the gallant Confederate officer, Capt. John J. McAfee, whom she married, Feb. 13, 1871, while he was serving his first of two terms, 1869-73, as the representative of Mercer county in the Kentucky legislature. | Marshall, Nellie Nichol (I81767)
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| 13 | ! PROBATE: Will bk 1; Lyon Co Ky; 11 Sep 1903 (written); 5 Dec 1903 (rec) wife Tabitah J., oldest s John H. Sarah B Jarett Thom W. Sam F. James W. Dan B. Annie F. ! HEIRS of Emiline Lee, Bobby J. heirs/o decd d Mary L. Hill. Grand daughter Jonnie F. Hill. Two illegitimate grand children:... Richard Leslie Peek s/o James W. and John B. Peek s/o Bobby J. Peek. ! Care of cem. cited. !mrtn.20 1 Jan 1873 deed Caldwell Co Ky land formerly conveyed to John W etal as heirs of Thos W Peek. !mrtn.18 31 May 1838 Caldwell Co from Wilson Martin lot 68 Eddyville | Peek, John Wilson (I62069)
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| 14 | ! ! A Little John Fleming, son of a brother of John Rulaford Fleming (probably David), whereabouts unknown. The story goes that the railroad had killed a cow or horse of his and would not pay damages. So Little John took lye soap and soaped the tracks and made the train stall, after which he left the area. ! From notes of Mary Ilene Fleming. | Fleming, John James Crittenden (I29553)
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| 15 | ! ! 17 Mar 1828 John W. MARSHALL appointed guardian for George MARSHALL, one of the heirs and infants of George MARSHALL dec'd. Security: Reuben R. MARSHALL. ! 21 Apr 1828 John W. MARSHALL appointed guardian for Gabriel R. MARSHALL, infant son of Geo. MARSHALL dec'd. Security: David DOOM. ! Apparently after his father's (George Marshall, Sr.) death John Washington Marshall was more or less the head of the fsmily. He and Samuel P.L. were administrators of their father's estate. ! When their sister Joanna married John Jarrett on 4-17-1829 there was a note written by John, dated 4-17-1829, stating that he had just returned home from New Orleans and that Jarrett had made an agreement with his brother, Samuel P.L. to meet him in the Clerks Office. He, John and Samuel were busy with their goods (getting ready to open a retail store), so he was sending theie brother, George, Jr., to meet with Jarrett at the Clerk's Office (to apply for a Marriage License for Joanna and Jarrett). ! John and Samuel opened their retail business as partners. John became a leading wealthy merchant in Eddyville and was identified with all public enterprises and was a member of the Masonic fraternity. | Marshall, John Washington (I45882)
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| 16 | ! ! From Donna Lou Davenport Walker Lillie married Arch E. Kemper (1899-1954). He is buried in the Dycusburg Cemetery in Crittenden County, KY. | Peek, Lillie I. (I76307)
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| 17 | ! 1860 Crittenden Co., KY Federal Census. 138/138 William L. DAVENPORT 28, Farmer/renter, TN Mary 30, KY Charles L. 2, KY Sarah A. 8/12 KY ... ! William L. Davenport was a Civil War Veteran having served with Company D, 20th Infantry of the Union as a Corporal as did his brother DAVENPORT, Samuel H. Private Vet trans to 6 KY Vet Cav ! The 20th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, USA was organized late 1861 and mustered into United States service 6 Jan 1862 at Smithland, Kentucky (Livingston County). It participated in the battles Shiloh, TN, Corinth, MS, Lebanon, KY, Kenesaw Mountain, GA, Dallas, GA, Ackworth, GA, and Atlanta, Georgia. It was mustered out at Louisville, KY, 17 January 1865 with the members being transferred to the 6th KY Veteran Cavalry. Abstracted from the Adjutant General Report. ! William signed an affidavit in support of Mrs Ann O'Brien's request for a half-pay pension for her husband Dennis O'Brien who was killed at the Battle of Shiloh in 4-6-1862. Order Book G Page 273 of 5-26-1862 | Davenport, William Lewis (I49628)
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| 18 | ! 1860 Crittenden Co., KY Federal Census. 138/138 William L. DAVENPORT 28, Farmer/renter, TN Mary 30, KY Charles L. 2, KY Sarah A. 8/12 KY ... ! Sarah Ann was previously married to William McCree on 2-5-1879. Her father William L. Davenport consented to the marriage performed by John Myers at William L. Davenport's home. Also witnessed by Sarah's mother Mary, Samuel Houston Davenport (William's brother) and John O. Tabor. ! The closeness in spelling and sounding of Sarah McCree to Sarah McRy led one researcher to listing a Sarah McRy as his wife. According to a local genealogist, and granddaughter Perninah Grace Farmer (Peek), Richard had two wives. Sarah Ann (Davenport) McCree and Sarah J. Pilcher. ! Information from Dycusburg Cemetery website and from Peninah Grace (Farmer) Peek. | Davenport, Sarah Ann (I6263)
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| 19 | ! 1900 Lyon County, Kentucky, ED 62, Page 338A, Visit #524/535 | Peek, William David (I38721)
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| 20 | ! 1930 Norfolk, VA, Deep Creek Township, District 4 CENSUS Household #675, Prospect Pkwy HILL, Howard N., head, 38, born TN, Father & Mother: TN, Lieutenant, USAmunition? HILL, Francis E., wife, 23, born DC, Father:Switzerland, Mother:Ireland, married 2 yrs. ======================= Arrivals at Ellis Island - probabnly not related. 1.Alfred Morgenegg Bern 1905 2 2.Marie Morgenegg Bern 1905 31 | Morgenegg, Frances Elizabeth (I72929)
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| 21 | ! A child, name unknown, died 6-20-1925 is buried in Kuttawa Park Cewmetery, Lyon County, KY | Peek, Benjamin David (I71034)
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| 22 | ! Ada Elizabeth was known as Aunt Tweet. She was only 22 years old when her husband died. She apparently never re-married because her Death Certificate shows her name as GRAY ! From KY Death Records GRAY ADA Age 61 JEFFERSON LOUISVILLE Died 9-07-1939 Volume 46 Certificate 22711 | Fleming, Ada Elizabeth (I69239)
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| 23 | ! After husband William L. Peek was killed in Germany during WWII Perline remarried to W.A. Kirk ! Perline died 26 Jun 2000 in Salem, KY and is buried in the Salem Cemetery. | Ashbridge, Perline (I25963)
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| 24 | ! Agatha married Chancellor Caleb Wallace Logan. Their daughter Agatha Logan married her cousin Louis Christman Marshall, son of Dr. Louis Marshall. | Marshall, Agatha (I17156)
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| 25 | ! Alexander was a representative from Jassamin County, KY in the constitutional Convention of 1858 and the Ashland District Congress in 1855-57. | Marshall, Dr. Alexander K. (I35151)
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| 26 | ! Alice, according to the 1920 St. Louis, MO Census, age 67, was Undisclosed in the household of her daughter Nellie and Nellie's husband Robert. ! Alice's father was Dr.William Dunham (1815, OH-1878, KY), his wife was Susan Hardin (abt 1819 in KY)and they had several children. | Dunham, Alice (I36828)
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| 27 | ! Andrew Jackson Hinshaw married second, Hickman Co., KY, Sept. 1, 1867, Marriage Book, page 358. Mrs. Nancy Godwin-McDougal; Undisclosed Mississippi Co., MO, 1880; 1900, 1920). Children shown in 1870 Hickman Co., KY, census, and 1880 Mississippi Co., MO, census - in 1900, Nancy indicated she had 11 children with 5 Undisclosed (the state of birth is that shown in the earliest census examined. Nancy died from dysentery according to her Death Certificate #12864; informant was son Luther Hinshaw. ! In 1910 Nancy L. was Undisclosed in St. James Township, Ward 2, Hibbard, Mississippi County, MO with her son Luther L and granddaughter Rita, age 13, born in Missouri. ! In Ilene (Fleming) Hinshaw's files she has a group photo taken in 1915 showing "grandmother Hinshaw". With the census records showing Nancy, at age 78 in 1920 (listed as head of the household and only her son Luther Undisclosed with her, she died 6-8-1927). She would have been 87 years of age. Frances (daughter of Oscar) said Luther claimed a reason he never married was his obligation to his mother, also remembers that Nancy was alive during the 1927 flood. ! Nancy's father was William Cornelius Godwin, born 5-11-1812, died 9-2-1905 and is buried in the Dogwood Cemetery in Mississippi County, Missouri. William married Sabella Brandon, born 1815 in Tennessee. They were married in Cannon County, TN on 11-21-1838. Their children were Mary Rebecca,1840 and Nancy L., 1842. Nancy's grandparents were Samuel Godwin (born about1770) and Nancy Duke born about 1780. They had six children ! Nancy died from dysentery. | Godwin-Mcdougal, Nancy L. (I6403)
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| 28 | ! Ann was daughter of Thomas Doane, born 1472 in Of, Tydd Saint Mary, Lincolnshire, England and Unknown, born 1476 in Of, Tydd Saint Mary, Lincolnshire, England. | Doane, Ann (I35177)
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| 29 | ! Anne married William Green, born about 1765. | Marshall, Anne (I42342)
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| 30 | ! As of the Caldwell County 1850 Census, he was still Undisclosed with his parents. Children 1. Francis C. PEEK b: 1846 in Caldwell County,KY 2. Mary E. PEEK b: 1847 in Caldwell County,KY 3. Sarah A.B. PEEK b: 1850 in Jessmine County,KY | Peek, George Simpson (I80124)
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| 31 | ! Bobbie married Vic W. Perkins on 2-7-1904. Their children are: Isaac Newton, 1908 to 1-19-1924 Annie, died 2-15-1977 in West Frankfort, IL. Inez, died 12-29-1941 - married Ural Giess. Hiram W. - married Virginia Cox Robert L. - married Thelma John W. Willie Lois 12-1-1923 to 8-5-1993 !Annie Perkins, died 2-15-1977 in West Frankfort, IL. She married Carl Armstrong; Child is Bobbie Jane Armstrong, born 11-4-1936 who married Harold Cole. !Hiram W. Perkins married Virginia Cox, child is David Perkins. !Robert L. Perkins married Thelma. Their children are" Robert L Perkins, Jr.; Anna Marie Perkins; and Peggy Perkins. ! Willie Lois 12-1-1923 to 8-5-1993 married Albert McCormick. Their Children are: Jinny "Buddy" McCormick Mary Jane McCormick | Peek, Bobbie Jane (I27906)
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| 32 | ! BURIAL: He was buried in Jones Cemetary, Lyon County, KY, located on the Cumberland River a stone's throw from Barkley Dam. His wife, Sarah Elizabeth Rucker, is probably also buried there. The story goes that during the 1937 Flood the cattle were let into the cemetary to keep them from drowning and many markers were destroyed. John W. Marshall's marker was one of them. ! BIOGRAPHY: After John W.'s death, Stephen H. Doom was guardian for his children, Isaac, Reuben and Gideon Cobb., October 7, 1875. There was a guardian report to the Court of a note against John Jones, administrator of Isaac Rucker, deceased, for the amount of $231.14. James B. Marshall must have died before this date since he is not listed as one of the children. (Source - bundles, guardian reports, Lyon County Court House). | Marshall, John W. (I47683)
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| 33 | ! Byrd Peek was a first cousin to Mary Ilene (Fleming) Hinshaw, who kept a picture of him and another first cousin, Violet Williams, among her keepsakes. Byrd was three years older than Ilene. Violet Williams (1894) was the daughter of Ida Emma Fleming (1858) and William Bale Williams. !1900 Lyon County, Kentucky, ED 62, Page 338A, Visit #524/535 | Peek, Byrd M. (I29723)
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| 34 | ! Caldwell Co Marriages by Brenda Jerome,1809-l873. Robert R Fleming married Miss Martha Jane Marshall on 22 Feb 1843 by Robert Fisk consent by bride's father RR Marshall ! One record shows Robert being born in 1810 in Carroll County, KY- but grandniece Mary Ilene Fleming (Hinshaw) notes shows Robert R. Fleming. born 1815, died 1857, name and dates on his marble Grave Marker (fallen). ! He died of typhoid (winter fever). ! 1850 Census, Caldwell Co., KY, Sept. 26, 1850; page 336; dwelling 824; family 824: Robert Fleming; age 34; farmer; real estate $1,000.; born in Tennessee; Martha Fleming; age 22; born Caldwell Co., KY; Children Martha Fleming; age 6; born in Caldwell Co., KY; Nancy C. Fleming; age 4; born in Caldwell Co., KY; John J. C. Fleming; age 5/12; born in Caldwell Co., KY. | Fleming, Robert R. (I20680)
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| 35 | ! Captain John Marshall was Captain of Calvary in Royal Army of Charles I at battle of Edgehill. Came to VA in 1650 and first settled in Jamestown, later moved to Westmoreland County, VA. | Marshall, Capt. John (I18827)
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| 36 | ! Cassie married Chester Clayborne. | Peek, Cassie Mae (I24206)
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| 37 | ! Census: 1870 Lyon County, Kentucky, District 1, page 74, Visit #412/417 Census: 1880 Lyon County Kentucky, ED 141, Page 3A, Visit # 38/39 ! Father and Mother born in KY | Unknown, Mariah (I78325)
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| 38 | ! Census: 1900 Lyon County, Kentucky, ED 62, Page 338A, Visit #524/535 *Census: 1860 Lyon County, Kentucky, Page 695, Visit #229/229 *Census: 1870 Lyon County, Kentucky, District 1, Page 36, Visit #400/414 ! Information from 1860 and 1870 Eddyville, Lyon County KY Census | Fleming, Frances Anna (I80046)
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| 39 | ! Census: 1900 Lyon County, Kentucky, ED 62, Page 344B, Visit #641/653 Title: Marriages of Lyon County 1889-1917 ! Father: Robert Washington Gray b: 7 JUN 1851 in Caldwell County, KY Death: 18 Mar 1929 in Lyon Co KY ! Mother: Sarah George b: 24 MAY 1851 Death: 13 July 1929 in Caldwell Co KY | Gray, Clarence (I29671)
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| 40 | ! Census: 1900 Lyon County, Kentucky, ED 62, Page 345B, Visit #650/662 *Census: 1860 Lyon County, Kentucky, Page 695, Visit #229/229 *Census: 1870 Lyon County, Kentucky, District 1, Page 36, Visit #400/414 ! From KY Death Records WILLIAMS IDA E Age 85 LYON County Date 2-08-1944 Volume 011 Certificate 05065 | Fleming, Ida Emma (I8124)
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| 41 | ! Charles was bequeathed land in his father's will. Came to Fayette County, KY but eventually returned to VA. He was a twin of William. ! Children 1. Anna Maria MARSHALL b: 8 Aug 1788 in Warrenton,,Virginia 2. Jane MARSHALL b: 28 Aug 1794 in Warrenton,,Virginia 3. Lucy MARSHALL b: 15 Aug 1796 in Warrentown,,Virginia 4. Martin Picket MARSHALL b: 10 Feb 1798 in Warrenton,,Virginia 5. Charles Coatsworth MARSHALL b: 10 Aug 1799 in Warrenton,,Virginia 6. Alexander J. MARSHALL b: 21 Feb 1803 in Warrenton,,Virginia 7. Susan MARSHALL b: 18 Oct 1805 | Marshall, Charles (I58524)
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| 42 | ! Charlotte's father left her land and slaves in his will. ! Married Dr. Basil Duke of Washington, Ky 1794 | Marshall, Charlotte (I72877)
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| 43 | ! Children 1. Mary Ann MARSHALL b: 11 NOV 1824 in Caldwell County,KY 2. Joanna MARSHALL b: 10 FEB 1830 3. Sarah Jane MARSHALL b: 8 FEB 1831 in Caldwell County,KY 4. Nancy L. MARSHALL b: 1834 in Caldwell County,KY 5. Reuben Franklin MARSHALL b: 1835 in Caldwell County,KY 6. Margaret A. MARSHALL b: 1839 in Caldwell County,KY | Marshall, William (I11684)
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| 44 | ! Children 1. Mary Wilson MARTIN b: 30 MAY 1867 2. Richard F. MARTIN b: 6 NOV 1869 - Nov 10 1892 3. Walter Perry MARTIN b: 29 JAN 1872 -3 Jul-1951 + Ann Coffey 4. Edwin Phelps MARTIN b: 29 JAN 1872 - 12 Sept 1942 + Sally Goode 5. Henry Franklin MARTIN b: 18 APR 1874 - Feb 1936 + Annie Francis Peek 6. Kenneth MARTIN b: 4 MAY 1876 - 30 Jan 1941 + Bertha Coffey 7. Elizabeth C. MARTIN b: 5 MAY 1878 - 14 May 1883 8. James P. MARTIN b: 15 JUL 1880 - 14 May 1883 9. Leslie MARTIN b: 14 SEP 1884 - 20 Nov 1884 10. Jessie MARTIN b: 14 SEP 1886 - 29 Jun 1860 + Eddie Terry | Martin, James Thomas (I26079)
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| 45 | ! Children 1. Squire W. PILCHER b: Abt 1820 in NC 2. Benjamin W. PILCHER b: Abt 1823 in NC 3. Huldah C. PILCHER b: Abt 1825 in NC 4. John A. PILCHER b: Abt 1828 in NC 5. Mary T. PILCHER b: Abt 1830 in NC 6. James T. PILCHER b: Abt 1833 in NC 7. Josiah S. PILCHER b: Abt 1834 in NC 8. Daniel C. PILCHER b: 1839 in Jackson Co., MO 9. Sarah J. PILCHER b: Abt 1844 in Jackson Co., MO 10. Robert W. PILCHER b: 1847 in Jackson Co., MO ! Father: Daniel C. PILCHER b: Abt 1760 in Culpepper Co., VA Mother: Susannah "Susan" MURPHY | Pilcher, Daniel C. (I69307)
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| 46 | ! Children 1. William MARSHALL b: BET. 1710 - 1715 2. Alexander MARSHALL b: BET. 1710 - 1720 3. Frances MARSHALL b: BET. 1715 - 1720 | Marshall, Alexander (I60332)
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| 47 | ! Children of EDGAR KOON and KITTY ? are: i. EDGAR EUGENE KOON, JR.. ii. KATHLYN KOON. | Koon, Edgar Eugene (I65641)
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| 48 | ! Children of JOHN KOON and RUTH YATES are: i. JOHN RUSSELL KOON, JR.. ii. PAULINE KOON. | Koon, John Russell (I56603)
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| 49 | ! Children of JOSEPHINE KOON and SHELLIE MCPHERSON are: i. DORIS5 MCPHERSON, b. 1925; m. SYRUS JARRETT; b. 1923; d. 1971. ii. MARY MCPHERSON, b. 1922; m. JAMES JARRETT; b. 1919; d. 1986. iii. DAVID MCPHERSON, b. August 24, 1928. iv. RICHARD MCPHERSON, b. August 24, 1917; d. June 09, 1948. v. CLYDE MCPHERSON, b. 1919; d. 1971. vi. WALLACE MCPHERSON. vii. LOUISE MCPHERSON, b. October 05, 1910; d. January 28, 1916. viii. E.J. MCPHERSON, m. DOROTHY FAY CRADY. ix. THELMA MCPHERSON, m. CLYDE YATES. | McPherson, Shellie (I20656)
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| 50 | ! Children: 1. Sex Name F Mary MARSHALL Born: 19 Feb 1880 Place: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2. Sex Name F Edith MARSHALL Born: 29 Jul 1882 Place: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3. Sex Name F Clara MARSHALL Born: 2 Dec 1879 Place: | Crutchfield, Virginia (I27900)
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| 51 | ! Cornellia married Clinton Holland, born 3-7-1935, died 11-14-1977. Their children are: 1.Gary Lynn (adopted by Clinton), he married Donna Rhodes. 2.Billy Wayne 3.Vernon 4.Danny | Marshall, Cornellia "Neil" (I65545)
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| 52 | ! Dates confirmed by grave marker. | Fleming, David C. (I36886)
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| 53 | ! Dates confirmed by Headstone. | Fleming, George Ruleford (I58548)
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| 54 | ! Daughter of Charles Evans DUBB, Jr. and Adele KAUT. | Dubbs, Regina (I85383)
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| 55 | ! Daughter of Isaac Rucker and Edna K. Harris. | Rucker, Sarah Elizabeth (I27722)
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| 56 | ! Daughter of M. FRANCIS GLASS, born abt 1877 - died 1940 Burial: Saratoga Cemetery, Lyon County, Kentucky & OLLIE MITCHELL (mother) Birth: ABT. 1879, Death: 1961, Burial: Saratoga Cemetery, Lyon County, Kentucky ! From KY Death Records FLEMING MARY L Age 77 JEFFERSON LYON 03-01-1988 Certificate 06890 | Glass, Mary Loraine (I72931)
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| 57 | ! Daughter of Phillip Sherwood and Martha Pendleton of old Rappahannock County, VA ! She died (in the home of "her son-in-law" Thomas Camp. her 2nd marriage: Alexander Thomason | Sherwood, Martha Jane (I27864)
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| 58 | ! Daughter of William Tildon Armstrong b: 26 AUG 1876 Mother: Ida Jane Smith b: 16 MAR 1881 ! From KY Death Records FLEMING SYBIL A Age 85 LYON LYON 08-04-1991 Certificate 21097 | Armstrong, Sybil A. (I13579)
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| 59 | ! daugter of William Johnston and Fannie Crow. | Johnston, Mary Elizabeth (I72733)
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| 60 | ! David is the oldest positive record of a Fleming as an ancestor. ! His father could be Peter Fleming, James Fleming David Fleming or Robert Fleming. Some records indicate that David C. was born in Virginia as well as was Martha Russell. ! Sept 4, 1809, David Fleming is listed having land on Wilson Creek, on North Side of Duck River, in Bedford Co., Tennessee. There is a state park there now. Deed book F pg 402, shows David Fleming as a occupant claim, May 17, 1810. ! David C & Martha (Patsey) Russell Fleming, last known residing in Carroll Co., Tenn, in the 1840 Census ======================= David C. Fleming is listed in the 1820 Bedford County, TN Census and other Flemings which may be related. Undisclosed in David's household were two males under 10 years old (Robert & David M.), one male 16-25, one male 26-44 (David C.), three females under 10 years old (Sarah J., Mary E., & Catherine N.), one female 26-44 (Martha). Also one female slave 14-25, one female and one male slave to 13 years. .........................................Line.....Page.......................... ! FLEMING David C. 13 29 pg01.txt ----------------------------------------------------- FLEMING James 10 7 pg01.txt FLEMING James 11 6 pg01.txt FLEMING Samuel 45 2 pg39.txt ================= The 1830 Carroll County, TN Census also lists David C. Fleming From 1840 Carroll County, TN Census. Only the sex and approximate dates of persons Undisclosed in the household are listed. Columns are:...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ! Fleming, D. C. 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 60-70 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 3- one male 10-15 years old Born 1825-1830 - This is John R. 4- onemale 15-20 years old Born 1820-1825 - This is Alfred 8- onemale 50-100 years old Born before 1790 - Father David 11- onefemale 10-15 years old Born 1825-1830 - Catherine Nancy 12- onefemale 15-20 years old Born 1820-1825 - Unknown child 13- onefemale 20-30 years old Born 1810-1820 - Mary Elizabeth 15- one female 40-50 years old Born 1790-1800 - Second wife Unknown Rulaford. ! Son Robert would have been 25 years old and left the household. ================= !David Fleming married Martha (Patsy) Russell on 10-3-1803 in Oglethorpe County, GA. The date of this marriage would indicate David was born in approximately 1780. and Martha in 1785. ! Information in Carroll County, Tenessee Court House show that David lost his land at the Court House door to settle a tax lien. Evidence suggests that his first wife, MARTHA HAD DIED AND HE HAD REMARRIED. Looking at Census records in TN for 1820 & 1830 show a 15 year difference between husband and wife. However in 1840 there is a 20 year difference. ! Suspicion: Martha had died, the two boys could (20 & 25) were old enough to work. Mary was 16, old enough to help around the house and take care of 12 year old Catherine. The first record of John Rulaford Fleming is in the 1850 Caldwell County, KY Census showing him Undisclosed in the household of William and Catherine Roberts, he was 20 years old. Was he sent to live/work with "others" when his Mother died? ! If David did marry twice, the second wife's maiden name was RULAFORD because writings of Mary Ilene Fleming stated that John Rulaford Fleming was named after his Mother. ! 1850 Census, Caldwell Co., KY, Sept. 26, 1850 dwelling 825; family 825: Page 21; William Roberts; age 22; laborer; born Tennessee; wife Catherine, Robert, George W., Robert; age 5; John Fleming; age 20; laborer; born Tennessee. (This is the John Rulaford Fleming shown above.) !FLEMING SURNAME HISTORY by Paul McCotter !The majority of Irish Flemings must descend from the many individual Flemings who settled throughout the Anglo-Norman colonial area at the time of the invasion. Certainly the name occurs in virtually every colonial county in the Justiciary Rolls of the period 1295-1314. A particularly important family of the name were lords of Slane in County Meath. !The surname is scattered throughout Ireland and those in the three southern provinces certainly descend in general from settlers of the Anglo-Norman period. In Ulster most Flemings must descend from seventeenth century Scottish settlers, Fleming being a leading Scottish surname although ultimately of the same origin as the Irish name. | Fleming, David C. (I26167)
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| 61 | ! Davis lived in San Francisco, CA. | Marshall, Davis Eugene (I81743)
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| 62 | ! Descendants and dates from Family Search on the Internet. He is called "Abraham" in his father's will. | Marshall, Abraham Markham (I8152)
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| 63 | ! Died as a result of childbirth complications with her son Donald. | Thomason, Lena (I4642)
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| 64 | ! Died as a result of childbirth complications. | Fleming, Donald A. (I81899)
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| 65 | ! Died as an infant of six months. | Fleming, Cathleen (I67516)
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| 66 | ! Died in Childbirth with her mother Emaline. | Peek, Emaline (I36928)
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| 67 | ! Died of tuberculosis at age 52. ! From CA Death Records; JAMES R. FLEMING Born 08/31/1897 MotherENNIS FatherFLEMING Born KENTUCKY diedKERN County, CA Death09/29/1949 | Fleming, James R. (I4544)
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| 68 | ! Dora's father, William, never spoke to his subsequent families about his first born. | Hinshaw, Dora (I47795)
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| 69 | ! Doris was afflicted, never married. | Marshall, Doris "Sissey" (I47555)
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| 70 | ! Edith was from Illinois. | Unknown, Edith (I18759)
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| 71 | ! Edward and his wife Ida Jones are buried at Kuttawa Cemetery. Edward was a business leader of Kuttawa. In April 1923 he bought 3-400 acres of Andersen land, including Kuttawa Springs, south from Bartley & Fred Skinner ffor $25,000 according to the Princeton "Leader: dated 2-10-1925. He was shot to death by Fain W. King at Corinth, MS. | Marshall, Edward Doyle (I83670)
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| 72 | ! Edward was later Attorney General of CA. | Marshall, Hon. Edward C. (I26173)
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| 73 | ! Effie married Ivan Collins of Paducah, KY on 4-28-1926. | Fleming, Effie Mae (I63766)
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| 74 | ! Elaine married Wood Irvin. | Marshall, Elaine (I63732)
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| 75 | ! Elizabeth married a Mr. Emerson. | Marshall, Elizabeth (I24374)
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| 76 | ! Elizabeth married Charles Ballou in 1787. | Marshall, Elizabeth (I18961)
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| 77 | ! Elizabeth married Samuel January in 1795, said to have lived in East Maysville. | Marshall, Elizabeth (I85505)
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| 78 | ! Elizabeth was a second daughter. she married her first cousin, Martin Pickett Marshall, son of Charles, son of Colonel Thomas Marshall. | Marshall, Elizabeth Colston (I83742)
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| 79 | ! Elizabethe's father left her land in his will. ! On 15 Oct 1785 married Rawleigh Colston in John Marshall's house, Richmond, VA. He was; Birth: 10 May 1749 in ,Northumberland,,Exeter Lodge Death: 1823 in ,Berkely,Virginia,"Honeywood" ! Children 1. Edward COLSTON b: 25 Dec 1786 in Winchester,,Virginia 2. Mary Isham COLSTON b: 23 Jun 1789 3. Susanna (Susan) COLSTON b: 27 Nov 1792 4. Thomas M. COLSTON b: 11 Nov 1794 in Richmond,,Virginia 5. Raleigh COLSTON,_DR. b: 29 Oct 1796 in ,,Virginia,Shamadella Spngs 6. Lucy Ann COLSTON b: 15 Sep 1798 in Richmond,,Virginia 7. John Marshall COLSTON b: 15 Jul 1802 in Honeywood,Berkeley,W. Virginia | Marshall, Elizabethe (I22502)
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| 80 | ! Ellen went to school in France to study music. She was particularly interested in voice. !Ellen married first to Rafael Lopez deOnate in 1934, they had one son Richard Floyd Onate McAdoo boen 27 July 1935 in Vienna, Austira. He was adopted by his grandparents, William G. McAdoo & third wife Doris Cross. He married twice and had a child by each wife .He died 29 April 1992 in Washington, DC & is buried at sea. ! Granddaughter of President Woodrow Wilson !Father: William Gibbs MCADOO b: 31 Oct 1863 in Marietta, Cobb Co., GA Mother: Eleanor Randolph WILSON b: 5 Oct 1889 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, died 4-6-1967 in Santa Barbara, CA !William Gibbs MCADOO was born 31 Oct 1863 in Marietta, Cobb Co., GA, and died 1 Feb 1941 in Washington, D.C.. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. He was the son of William Gibbs MCADOO and Anna C. HORSLEY. !7.Eleanor Randolph WILSON was born 5 Oct 1889 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut., and died 6 Apr 1967 in Montecito, Santa Barbara Co., CA>. She was the daughter of Thomas Woodrow WILSON and Ellen Louise AXSON. !Children of Eleanor Randolph WILSON and William Gibbs MCADOO are: 3. i.Ellen Wilson MCADOO. She married William Alferd HINSHAW. He was born 16 Sep 1916, and died 3 Sep 1993. ii.Mary Faith MCADOO, born 06 April 1920, died abt1986/87 in Santa Barbara, CA. !------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ !12.William Gibbs MCADOO was born 4 Apr 1820. He was the son of 24. John MCADOO and Mary Ann GIBBS. !13.Anna C. HORSLEY. !Child of Anna C. HORSLEY and William Gibbs MCADOO is: 6. i.William Gibbs MCADOO was born 31 Oct 1863 in Marietta, Cobb Co., GA, and died 1 Feb 1941 in Washington, D.C.. He married Eleanor Randolph WILSON 7 Jun 1914 in Washington D. C. at the White House, daughter of Thomas Woodrow WILSON and Ellen Louise AXSON. She was born 5 Oct 1889 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut., and died Apr 1967 in Montecito, Santa Barbara Co., CA>. He married Sarah Houston FLEMING 1885. She was born Abt. 1863, and died 1912. !14.Thomas Woodrow WILSON was born 28 Dec 1856 in Staunton, Augusta Co., Virginia., and died 3 Feb 1924 in Washington, D.C.. He was buried in Washington Cathedral. He was the son of 28. Joseph Ruggles WILSON and Janet C. WOODROW. !15.Ellen Louise AXSON was born 15 May 1860 in Savannah, Chatham Co., GA., and died 6 Aug 1914 in Washington, D.C.. She was buried in Rome, Georgia.. She was the daughter ofSamuel Edward AXSON and 31. Margaret Jane HOYT. !Children of Ellen Louise AXSON and Thomas Woodrow WILSON are: i.Margaret WILSON was born 16 Apr 1886 in Gainville, Hall Co., Georgia., and died 12 Feb 1944 in Pondicherry, India.. ii.Jessie Woodrow WILSON was born 28 Aug 1887 in Gainsville, Hall Co., Georgia., and died 15 Jan 1933 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA.. She married Francis Bowes SAYRE 25 Nov 1913 in Washington D. C. at the White House. He was born 30 Apr 1885 in South Bethlehem., MA., and died 29 Mar 1972 in Washington, D.C.. 7. iii.Eleanor Randolph WILSON was born 5 Oct 1889 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut., and died Apr 1967 in Montecito, Santa Barbara Co., CA>. She married William Gibbs MCADOO 7 Jun 1914 in Washington D. C. at the White House, son of William Gibbs MCADOO and Anna C. HORSLEY. He was born 31 Oct 1863 in Marietta, Cobb Co., GA, and died 1 Feb 1941 in Washington, D.C.. !------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ !24.John MCADOO was born 21 Jun 1790. He was the son of John MCADOO. !25.Mary Ann GIBBS was born 16 May 1798. She was the daughter of John GIBBS and Mary Ann HOWARD. !Child of Mary Ann GIBBS and John MCADOO is: i.William Gibbs MCADOO was born 4 Apr 1820. He married Anna C. HORSLEY 1849. !28.Joseph Ruggles WILSON was born 28 Feb 1822 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio., and died 21 Jan 1903 in Princeton, Mercer Co., NJ.. He was the son of James WILSON Mary Anne ADAMS. !29.Janet C. WOODROW was born 20 Dec 1826 in Carlisle, England, and died 15 Apr 1888 in Clarksville, Montgomery Co., Tennessee.. She was buried in Columbus, Richland Co., SC.. She was the daughter of 58. Thomas WOODROW and 59. Marion WILLIAMSON. !Children of Janet C. WOODROW and Joseph Ruggles WILSON are: i.Marion Williamson WILSON was born 20 Oct 1851 in Hampden Syney, Prince Edward, Virginia.. ii.Annie Josephine WILSON was born 8 Sep 1853 in Hampden Syney, Prince Edward, Virginia., and died 15 Sep 1916. She married George HOWE 1873, son of George HOWE and Sara Ann WALTHOUR. He was born 29 Jan 1848 in South Carolina, and died 20 Apr 1895 in Columbia, SC.. 14. iii.Thomas Woodrow WILSON was born 28 Dec 1856 in Staunton, Augusta Co., Virginia., and died 3 Feb 1924 in Washington, D.C.. He married Ellen Louise AXSON 24 Jun 1885 in Savannah, Chatham Co., GA., daughter of Samuel Edward AXSON and Margaret Jane HOYT. She was born 15 May 1860 in Savannah, Chatham Co., GA., and died 6 Aug 1914 in Washington, D.C.. He married Edith BOLLING 18 Dec 1915 in Washington DC., daughter of William Holcombe BOLLING and Sallie Spiers WHITE. She was born 15 Oct 1872 in Wytheville, Wyth Co., VA., and died 28 Dec 1961 in Washington, D.C.. iv.Joseph Ruggles WILSON was born 20 Jul 1867. !30.Samuel Edward AXSON was born 23 Dec 1836 in Liberty Co., GA., and died 28 May 1884 in Milledville, Baldwin Co., GA.. He was the son of 60. Isaac Stockton Keith AXSON and 61. Rebecca Longstreet Fritz RANDOLPH. !31.Margaret Jane HOYT was born 1839 in Athens, GA., and died 1881. She was the daughter of 62. Nathan HOYT and 63. Margaret BLISS. !Child of Margaret Jane HOYT and Samuel Edward AXSON is: 15. i.Ellen Louise AXSON was born 15 May 1860 in Savannah, Chatham Co., GA., and died 6 Aug 1914 in Washington, D.C.. She married Thomas Woodrow WILSON 24 Jun 1885 in Savannah, Chatham Co., GA., son of Joseph Ruggles WILSON and Janet C. WOODROW. He was born 28 Dec 1856 in Staunton, Augusta Co., Virginia., and died 3 Feb 1924 in Washington, D.C.. !------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ !48.John MCADOO. !Child of John MCADOO is: 24. i.John MCADOO was born 21 Jun 1790. He married Mary Ann GIBBS 10 Aug 1815 in Anderson Co., TN., daughter of John GIBBS and Mary Ann HOWARD. She was born 16 May 1798. !50.John GIBBS was born 1769 in Orange Co., NC., and died 13 Aug 1840 in Anderson Co., TN.. He was the son of 100. Johann Nickle GIBBS and 101. Mary EFLAND. !51.Mary Ann HOWARD was born Abt. 1777 in Virginia. !Child of Mary Ann HOWARD and John GIBBS is: 25. i.Mary Ann GIBBS was born 16 May 1798. She married John MCADOO 10 Aug 1815 in Anderson Co., TN., son of John MCADOO. He was born 21 Jun 1790. !56.James WILSON was born 20 Feb 1787 in Strabane, Down, Ireland, and died 17 Oct 1850 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio.. !57.Mary Anne ADAMS was born 19 Dec 1791 in Down, Ireland, and died 5 Sep 1863. She was the daughter of 114. David ADAMS and 115. Mary ???. !Children of Mary Anne ADAMS and James WILSON are: i.Robert WILSON was born in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio.. ii.Henry WILSON was born in Philadelphia Co., PA.. iii.Edwin WILSON was born Bet. 1808 - 1836 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio., and died Bet. 1814 - 1915. iv.William Duane WILSON was born Abt. 1809 in Philadelphia Co., PA.. v.Margaretta WILSON was born 20 Mar 1820, and died 12 Jul 1885. She married Abraham Thompson PERLEE 19 Aug 1841, son of Abraham PERLEE and Mary Spencer BUTLER. He was born 1 Sep 1817, and died 1874. 28. vi.Joseph Ruggles WILSON was born 28 Feb 1822 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio., and died 21 Jan 1903 in Princeton, Mercer Co., NJ.. He married Janet C. WOODROW 6 Jun 1849 in Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio., daughter of Thomas WOODROW and Marion WILLIAMSON. She was born 20 Dec 1826 in Carlisle, England, and died 15 Apr 1888 in Clarksville, Montgomery Co., Tennessee.. !58.Thomas WOODROW was born 15 Mar 1793 in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, and died 25 Apr 1877 in Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio.. He was the son of 116. John WOODROW and 117. Janet MORTON. !59.Marion WILLIAMSON was born 2 May 1791 in Highland, Glasgow, Scotland., and died 16 Feb 1836 in New York or Canada. She was the daughter of 118. Robert WILLIAMSON and 119. Marian WRIGHT. !Children of Marion WILLIAMSON and Thomas WOODROW are: i.William WOODROW was born Bet. 1810 - 1834. ii.Robert WOODROW was born 9 Jan 1821 in Carlisle, England. iii.Thomas WOODROW was born 17 Feb 1824 in Carlisle, England. 29. iv.Janet C. WOODROW was born 20 Dec 1826 in Carlisle, England, and died 15 Apr 1888 in Clarksville, Montgomery Co., Tennessee.. She married Joseph Ruggles WILSON 6 Jun 1849 in Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio., son of James WILSON and Mary Anne ADAMS. He was born 28 Feb 1822 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio., and died 21 Jan 1903 in Princeton, Mercer Co., NJ.. v.James WOODROW was born 30 May 1830 in Carlisle, England, and died 17 Jan 1907 in Columbia, South Carolina. He married Felixina Shepherd BAKER 4 Aug 1857 in Milledgeville, Georgia., daughter of John BAKER and Charlotte SHEPHERD. She was born 27 Nov 1837 in Milledville, Georgia, and died Bet. 1862 - 1908. vi.George Hollingsworth WOODROW was born 16 Aug 1831. vii.Marion WOODROW was born 5 Feb 1833. viii.John WOODROW was born 15 May 1834 in Paisley, Scotland, and died Bet. 1873 - 1904. He married Martha Galloway NESBITT 6 Sep 1851 in Greene County, Xenia, Ohio.. She was born Bet. 1815 - 1840, and died Bet. 1874 - 1911. !60.Isaac Stockton Keith AXSON was born 3 Oct 1813 in Charleston, SC., and died 31 Mar 1891 in Savannah, Chatham Co., GA.. !61.Rebecca Longstreet Fritz RANDOLPH was born 1810 in Charleston, SC., and died 22 Sep 1887 in Savannah, Chatham Co., GA.. She was the daughter of 122. Isaac Fritz RANDOLPH and 123. Eleanor HUNTER. !Children of Rebecca Longstreet Fritz RANDOLPH and Isaac Stockton Keith AXSON are: 30. i.Samuel Edward AXSON was born 23 Dec 1836 in Liberty Co., GA., and died 28 May 1884 in Milledville, Baldwin Co., GA.. He married Margaret Jane HOYT 16 Nov 1859, daughter of Nathan HOYT and Margaret BLISS. She was born 1839 in Athens, GA., and died 1881. ii.Randolph AXSON was born 1 Oct 1838 in Liberty Co., GA., and died 9 May 1902 in Summerville, South Carolina. He married Ella LAW. She was born 1840. !62.Nathan HOYT. !63.Margaret BLISS. She was the daughter of 126. Alexander BLISS and 127. Abigail WILLAMS. !Child of Margaret BLISS and Nathan HOYT is: 31. i.Margaret Jane HOYT was born 1839 in Athens, GA., and died 1881. She married Samuel Edward AXSON 16 Nov 1859, son of Isaac Stockton Keith AXSON and Rebecca Longstreet Fritz RANDOLPH. He was born 23 Dec 1836 in Liberty Co., GA., and died 28 May 1884 in Milledville, Baldwin Co., GA.. | McAdoo, Ellen Wilson (I1024)
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| 81 | ! Ethelyne married second to Orin Lindel Marcum on 7-7-1944 in Covington, KY. He was born May 09, 1901 in Owen County, Ky., and died December 25, 1970 in Fort Thomas, Ky. | Dobbs, Ethelyne (I45894)
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| 82 | ! Eulogy delivered by husband Andrew. JOAN MCCORD HINSHAW - who was she--what were her early days like - what had she done in her life - how best can we describe her as a person? ! She was born 49 years ago on Church Street in this town of Centerville, TN. Her mother's maiden name was Hudspeth, Johny (Hudspeth) Crowe and her father is John Paul McCord, both of who survive her and are here today to honor her memory. ! Joan, by all accounts was one of the prettiest girls in Centerville. She was very active and by her own words one of the best roller skaters in this area. She claimed to have skated on every paved street, every sidewalk, every curb, and every church step in town. ! Joan's life - until she was twelve - was spent with her parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins in the immediate area of her birthplace. When she was twelve she went to live with her mother and stepfather, Robert Crowe (1914-1896) of Nunnelly, Tennessee who were then residing in Meridian, Mississippi. At an early age she married and had one daughter by that marriage, Lisa Gullet. ! During her years in Centerville and Meridian, Joan became very proficient in the art of dance, which later became her profession in both Mississippi and New York. Her early years of family involvement again became instrumental in her life and she married Caby Smith and by him gave birth to two additional children, Caby Carroll Smith and Fara Leigh Smith. Joan and her family moved to the Washington, D. C. - Virginia area, and at a later point the marriage failed but the children and the parents remained on friendly terms and all lived in the immediate area. ! However, Joan always striving to be a good mother and example to her children displayed her work ethic and pride in accomplishment to became a key cog in the wheel of political campaigns on the national level. She campaigned for candidates for the U. S. Senate and the House of Representatives. ! These endeavors resulted in her becoming the radio and television editor for political campaigns for the House of Representatives Congressional Campaign Committee. She advised, demonstrated, and directly assisted Members of Congress and a Vice President in recording comments for public release. ! After she had performed these tasks so well she became Administrative Assistant to Congressman Andrew Hinshaw in charge of his Washington office and played another key role in his re-election campaign. Joan and Mr. Hinshaw became mutual professional admirers from their first meeting and later became husband and wife. ! So Joan, from humble beginnings in this town, rose to a professional dancing career and parlayed her expertise in meeting and performing before the public to participating in a key way at the highest legislative levels in the Country - a real service to us all. ! In the course of this, she directed a large Congressional staff, directed research for legislation, advised Congressional committee staffs, and was a spokesperson for Congressmen in their absences. SHE WAS AN ACHIEVER. More recently she worked for an interior decorating firm in Nashville, again in the public eye. ! Notwithstanding all these personal achievements, she was a family person who yearned for all her family ties. After all her children were grown and away from home, she wanted to move back to Centerville to be with other family, aunts, uncles, parents, cousins, and with friends. ! Joan carried her poise, beauty, and concern for others well-being with her to the moment of her death. To her- after all the persona! accomplishments - family and personal happiness outweighed all the adulation and esteem that public life can offer. ! She epitomized a good mother, a good wife, and a good daughter--and in doing so leaves a legacy so important to us all - be honest, true, helpful, and live with those features so necessary if we are to fulfill the wishes of our Lord and Saviour --- SHE DID IT HER WAY and is loved for that. ! Her husband, her mother and father, her children, her aunts, uncles and family and friends and the father of her children are here to pay her homage as a person and to show their love for her and for the wholesomeness she typified. ! Joan's early religious training was at the Church of Christ across from where she was born. She was a firm believer in her faith and those who knew her best know that she is happy being with our Lord and that she died knowing that her children had the very best she could offer, and no more than that can any of us offer to anyone. ! The song you are about to hear, "Softly As I Leave You Now", sung by Elvis Presley is a true story about a woman who knows she is about to die. She is awake and looking at her sleeping husband sitting in an adjacent chair. The words express her thoughts that she wants to die before her husband awakes and asks her to stay for another hour. The song expresses better than any words spoken here how Joan felt about leaving all of us, her family and friends. God Bless Her. ! JOAN MCCORDS ANCESTORS WERE: John Paul McCord and Johny Hudspeth. She married 1) Gullet; she married 2) Caby Smith; she married 3) Andrew Hinshaw. !Child of Martha Joan McCord and Gullet. i. Lisa McCord Gullet. !Children of Martha Joan McCord and Caby Carroll Smith Sr are: i. Caby Carroll Smith Jr. ii. Fara Leigh Smith. ! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Generation No. 2 ! John Paul McCord was the son of James Alfred McCord and Martha Meador Brown. ! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Generation No. 3 ! James Alfred McCord was born 3 SEP 1883 in Whitfield, Tennessee, and died 21 MAY 1959 in Centerville, Hickman Co, Tennessee. He was the son of Virgil Alexander Stuart McCord and Ruth Emeline Pinkerton Woods-McCord. ! Martha Meador Brown-McCord was born 3 JAN 1890 in Murray, Calloway County, Kentucky, and died 12 JUL 1953 in Centerville, Hickman Co, Tennessee. She was the daughter of William Edward Brown and Laura Anne E. Meador-Brown. They had 12 children. ! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Generation No. 4 ! Virgil Alexander Stuart McCord was born 31 DEC 1836 in Tennessee, and died 1918. He was the son of Daniel Kinsey McCord and Jane Hamilton Cooper-McCord. ! Ruth Emeline Pinkerton Woods-McCord was born WFT Est. 1834-1863, and died 1917. She was the daughter of John Pinkerton and Margaret Jane Pinkerton. They had four children !++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ! Generation No. 5 ! Daniel Kinsey McCord was born 1796 in South Carolina, and died WFT Est. 1843-1888. He was the son of William McCord. ! Jane Hamilton Cooper-McCord was born 1797 in South Carolina, and died WFT Est. 1843-1892. She was the daughter of Hugh Cooper and Katherine Brakefield-Cooper. They had ten children. !++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ! Generation No. 6 ! William McCord (Birth: AFT. 1780, Death: BEF. 11 OCT 1851) and Jean UNKNOWN. He was the son of James McCord and spouse UNKNOWN. They had five children. !++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ !Generation No. 7. James McCord (1750-1794) and Jean UNKNOWN. They had 11 children. | McCord, Martha Joan (I54716)
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| 83 | ! Evidently Judge Marshall and his wife lived at what is known as the old Downey place, east of Frankfort, KY, where one of their children is buried. ! JOHN JAMES MARSHALL was born in Woodford county, Kentucky, on the 4th of August, 1785, a son of Humphrey and Mary Marshall. He had rare advantages for securing an education and won first honors of his class in Princeton College, of New Jersey, where he was graduated in 1806. He then took up the study of law under the direction of his father and after careful preparation for the profession began practice, gaining a high reputation and a liberal patronage. Inheriting from his father a fortune of ample proportions, he nevertheless made for himself a career at the bar that classed him among the distinguished jurists of the state. Like the other members of his family, he too was called to public life by the vote of the people, and for many years served in the general assembly where his support to wise legislative measures made him a valued member of both the house and senate. He represented Franklin county in the legislature in 1815 and 1816, and in 1820 was elected to the senate for a four-years term. From 1829 until 1833 he was reporter of the court of appeals and published seven volumes of decisions of cases of law and equity. in 1833 he served as elector, and the same year was once more elected representative from his district to the state legislature. In 1837 he was appointed by Governor James Clark judge of the circuit embracing Louisville, and removed to that city. He continued to occupy that office up to the date of his death. During the financial crisis which swept over the country in 1837 Mr. Marshall lost his property, this being occasioned by the generous support which he gave to friends in need of financial assistance. The trouble and anxiety which therefore ensued undoubtedly hastened his death, which occurred in Louisville in July, 1846. He was for many years a leading politician in Kentucky, was recognized as a brilliant lawyer and a just and conscientious judge, and left the impress of his powerful mind on the jurisprudence of the state. | Marshall, Judge John James (I31588)
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| 84 | ! Family Group RecordFamilySearchTM Ancestral File v4.19 Download GEDCOM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Husband's Name Josiah HUTCHENS (AFN:ZKJS-R3) Pedigree Born: 26 Jun 1780Place: , Goochland, Va Died: 1845Place: , Surry, Nc Married: 20 Oct 1799Place: , Surry, Nc Father: Benjamin HUTCHINS (AFN:82H1-5X) Family Mother: Judith MCGEHEE (AFN:F9P9-W4) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wife's Name Mary WILLIAMS (AFN:ZKJT-4X) Pedigree Born: 8 Sep 1781Place: Of, Henrico, Va Married: 20 Oct 1799Place: , Surry, Nc Father: John WILLIAMS (AFN:ZKJT-1F) Family Mother: Elizabeth (AFN:ZKJT-2L) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Children ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Sex Name F Sarah HUTCHENS (AFN:ZKJT-69) Pedigree Born: Bef 1800 Place: , Surry, Nc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2. Sex Name -- This is LEVICY F Louisa HUTCHENS (AFN:ZKJT-8M) Pedigree Born: Abt 1801 Place: Of, Surry, Nc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3. Sex Name M John W. HUTCHINS (AFN:ZKJT-C5) Pedigree Born: Abt 1803 Place: , Surry, Nc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4. Sex Name F Judith HUTCHINS (AFN:ZKJT-J1) Pedigree Born: Abt 1807 Place: , Surry, Nc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5. Sex Name M Isaac HUTCHENS (AFN:ZKJT-MJ) Pedigree Born: Abt 1811 Place: , Surry, Nc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6. Sex Name F Elizabeth HUTCHINS (AFN:ZKJT-LC) Pedigree Born: 8 Apr 1810 Place: , Surry, Nc Died: 13 Feb 1877 Place: , Surry, Nc | Hutchins, Levicy (I60380)
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| 85 | ! Father was Charles McAlister. | McAlister, Frances E. (I78195)
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| 86 | ! Father was John Marshall, born abt 1470 in England. | Marshall, Nicholas (I44135)
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| 87 | ! Father: Edward CRUTCHFIELD Mother: Susan | Crutchfield, Clara (I13457)
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| 88 | ! Father: Finnis RAMEY Mother: Peachey BARNETT Marriage Date: Jan 20, 1876 Lyon County, KY | Ramey, Henrietta (I56575)
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| 89 | ! Father: George GRACEY b: 1764 in Pennsylvania, Death: 5 FEB 1828 in Eddyville, KY Burial: River View Cemetary, Eddyville, Lyon County, KY Mother: Mary PATTON b: 1773 in Augusta County,VA, Death: 26 NOV 1838 in Louisville, Jefferson County, KY ! George Gracey was born in Pennsylvania and had enlisted at the fort here in Louisville, later being wounded in a minor skirmish. When he was 22 years old he married a widow, Mary Patton Vaughn, her husband Captain Vaughn having been killed five miles below Fort Louisville, leaving her with a small child, Nancy Vaughn. ! BIOGRAPHY: Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin & Kniffin, 3rd ed. 1886. Lyon Co. MATTHEW C. MARSHALL, merchant, Kuttawa, son of John W. and Martha (Gracey) Marshall, was born February 3, 1847, in Eddyville, Ky., the youngest of thirteen children. The father, a leading wealthy merchant of Eddyville, was identified with all public enterprises and a member of the Masonic fraternity. On December 8, 1822, John W. married Miss Martha Gracey. This lady is the daughter of George and Mary (Patton) Gracey. She was born September 13, 1806, in Eddyville; is still Undisclosed (in 1886) (died 17 Feb 1893 in Lyon County), and is the oldest resident of the county. Of her children there are six Undisclosed in, viz.: Euclid, a telegraph operator in Bowling Green, Ky.; John, a farmer in Lyon County; Henry, of Kuttawa, a telegraph operator; Matthew, a merchant in Kentucky, and our principal subject; Mrs. Anna Poindexter, Mrs. Nellie Espie. Mrs. Marshall, with her husband, before his death, were members of the Methodist Church. | Gracey, Martha Ann (I29601)
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| 90 | ! Father: Gideon Dyer Cobb b: 11 SEP 1773 in Stillwater, New York Mother: Modena Chittenden Clark b: 04 OCT 1779 in Ira, Vermont ! Children: John C. Ellen A. Gideon D. Henry B. Mary E. Charles W. | Cobb, Persis (I49402)
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| 91 | ! Father: Humphrey QUISENBERRY | Quisenberry, Mary Jane (I58466)
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| 92 | ! Father: Issac Franklin BURTON, born 3-7-1865, KY, died 7 Sep 1939 West Frankfort, Franklin, Illinois, Burial: Sep 1939, Benton, Franklin, Illinois ! Mother: Ella D BARNETT Born: 22 Sep 1868in Kentucky Died: 30 Sep 1953Place: West Frankfort, Franklin, Illinois Buried: Sep 1953Place: Benton, Franklin, Illinois Married: 1877Place: Murray, Calloway, Kentucky. ========================================= Their parents were: Name: Morris Green BURTON *Sex: M *Birth: 31 DEC 1815 in Tenn. *Death: 12 JAN 1886 in Kentucky Burial: Murray County, Kentucky - Old Salem Cemetary AND Martha A OVERBY b: SEP 1828 in Virginia Married: 29 JUL 1843 in Henry Co. ,Tenn Birth: SEP 1828 in Virginia *Death: AFT. 1900 in Kentucky *Burial: Calloway County, Kentucky - Old Salem Cemetary | Burton, Maude Huntis (I20714)
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| 93 | ! Father: Jacquelin Ambler b: 9 AUG 1742 in Little York Mother: Rebecca ( Belinda ) L. Burwell ! On January 3, 1783, John Marshall, 28, married Mary Willis "Polly" Ambler, 16, of Yorktown, daughter of Rebecca Burwell and Jacquelin Ambler, Treasurer of Virginia. Marshall and his bride moved to Richmond. The couple began plans for their simple but elegant house and moved into their new home (which today stands at 9th & Marshall Streets in Richmond and is open for public tours) in 1790. | Ambler, Mary Willis (I42356)
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| 94 | ! Father: James G. BIRNEY Mother: Mother: Agatha MCDOWELL ! James G. Birney, of Danville,(KY?) a descendant of John Reed, of Ireland, whose son, Thomas Reed, served in the United States senate from Mississippi. Her brother, James G. Birney, was the first Abolition candidate for president of the United States. | Birney, Anna Reed (I11704)
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| 95 | ! Father: James H MARTIN b: Abt 1780 in Virginia, died 1859 in Fayette, KY Mother: Susan W OLIVE, married 3-4-1813 in Spotsylvania, Virginia ! Mary Ann and Wilson's children are: Name: Lucy Ann Martin Born: 1 SEP 1838 at: Caldwell Co., KY Married: 13 APR 1870 Died: 28 JUN 1871 Spouses: William M. Johnson ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: James Thomas Martin Born: 15 FEB 1840 at: Caldwell Co., KY Married: 8 FEB 1866 at: Lincoln Co., KY Died: 14 JAN 1919 at: Lincoln Co., KY 3 Spouses: Mary Elizabeth Campbell ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Frances Emaline Martin Born: 4 AUG 1843 at: KY Married: 13 NOV 1866 at: Died: 23 JUN 1915 at: Lexington, Fayette Co., KY Spouses: Edwin Phelps and George Douglas ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: John Marshall Martin Born: 15 JUN 1845 at: Stanford, Lincoln, KY Married: 8 MAR 1866 at: Lincoln Co., KY Died: 21 JUN 1898 at: Ash Grove, Greene, MO Spouses: Susan R. Kinley 1847-1932 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: George Franklin Martin Born: 12 JAN 1847 at: KY Married: DEC 1874 at: Died: 15 MAY 1887 at: Lexington, Fayette, KY 1 Spouses: Nannie Nichols ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Benjamin Lewis Martin Born: 27 AUG 1848 at: KY Married: at: Died: ABT 1915 at: TX Spouses: Edith Grace ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Henry Foster Martin Born: 28 DEC 1850 at: Jessamine Co., KY Married: 3 JUL 1879 at: Midway, Woodford, KY Died: 29 MAR 1905 at: Farmers, Rowan, KY Spouses: Elizabeth Littlejohn Turner ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Wilson Ray Martin Born: 16 JAN 1853 at: Jessamine Co., KY Married: ABT 1878 at: Died: ABT 1915 at: Normal, Mc Lean, IL 6 Spouses: Ann Wilson ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Mary Elizabeth Martin Born: 26 APR 1855 at: Jessamine Co., KY Married: at: Died: ABT 1882 at: Stanford, Lincoln, KY Spouses: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Sarah Susan Olive Martin Born: 7 APR 1857 at: Jessamine Co., KY Married: 3 APR 1879 at: Hustonville, Lincoln, KY Died: 13 JUN 1945 at: Lexington, Fayette, KY Spouses: John Breckenridge Phelps ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Edward Jefferson Martin Born: 13 JUL 1859 at: Jessamine Co., KY Married: at: Died: 25 DEC 1877 at: Lincoln Co., KY Spouses: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Robert Graves Martin Born: 22 DEC 1861 at: Jessamine Co., KY Married: at: Died: ABT 1913 at: Aurora, Kane, IL Spouses: Addie Lee Ely ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Augustus Davis Pierce Martin Born: 7 MAY 1864 at: Married: at: Died: 13 MAY 1931 at: Lincoln Co., KY Spouses: | Martin, Wilson (I6259)
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| 96 | ! Father: John Thomas Boucher, b. 10 Oct 1830 in Caldwell County, KY Death: 20 Feb 1911 in Caldwell County, Kentucky, buried in Livingston, KY Mother: Nancy A HOLLOMAN, b: 6 Jun 1833 in Caldwell County, Kentucky died 1 Jan 1873 in Caldwell County, Kentucky ! Caldwell Co Marriages by Brenda Jerome 1809-l873. John T Boucher married Miss Nancy Hollomon on 16 Mar 1852 Consent by Eliza R Satterfield , formerly Hollomon, Mother of Nancy Groom 22 born and lives Caldwell County, KY. Bride single lives Caldwell. ! After Nancy died in 1873 John married !Caldwell Co Marriages by Brenda Jerome 1809-l873. John T Boucher married Mary A Watson married 23 Feb 1873 at John T Boucher Groom age 42 second marriage born and live Caldwell , parents birthplace unknown. Bride 16 1st marriage born Caldwell , father born TN , Mother born Ky. This was a short marriage (no known issue) because John married for the third time to ! Louisa J HOWARD b: 14 Jun 1856 in Trigg County, Kentucky died 6-2-1925 in Caldwell County, KY *Married: 13 Aug 1877 in Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky They had seven children. | Boucher, Thomas Logan (I81811)
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| 97 | ! Father: Stephen Herring b: 1806 in Tennessee Mother: Rhonda Stafford b: ABT. 1807 in North Carolina | Herring, Lucy Ann (I65691)
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| 98 | ! Father: Thomas J. POINDEXTER, BIRTH: ABT 1806, , Jessamine Co, KY Census 1840*1840Head of Family; Henry Co., TN Census 1850*1850Head of Family; Jackson, Hinds Co., MS Census 1860*1860Head of Family; Madison Co., MS Death*1864Deceased; Vaiden, Carroll Co., MS !Mother of James Thomas: Phebe Ann CULPEPPER Born abt 1805 in VA. Death1858, Evansville, Vanderburgh Co., IN Marriage: 21 JUN 1828 , Christian, Kentucky ! His parents: Father: Peter POINDEXTER Mother: Mary LAIRD "Polly" =============================================== J. T. Poindexter, a 19th Century portrait artist who is in included in several publications about portraiture in Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The Evansville Museum of Arts had an exhibition, "James Poindexter Revisited," in the fall of 1980 that included "over twenty-five portraits and still lifes from Museum and private collections... works loaned from as far away as New York. A Kentucky native who came to Evansville in 1852 to establish a reputation as a portrait painter, and later as a daguerreotyper, Poindexter is recognized today as one of Indiana's most important 19th Century painters." Some of his known portraits were unsigned but his style was distinctive ================================================ ! From 1880 Cebsus: Thomas POINDEXTER, Self W 48 KY Artist VA VA Nancy POINDEXTER Wife W 53 KY Keeping House VA VA Sarah POINDEXTER Sister W 41 KY VA TN Nancy MARSHALL Niece W 17 MS KY KY Thomas MARSHALL Nephew W 14 MS At School KY KY Jennie MARSHALL Other Female MU 16 KY Servant KY KY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Source Information: Census PlaceEvansville, Vanderburgh, Indiana Family History Library Film 1254317 NA Film Number T9-0317 Page Number 270B | Poindexter, James Thomas (I42244)
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| 99 | ! Father: William Otterbein MERCER b: 20 DEC 1880 in Crawford Cty, KS Mother: Olive EDWARDS b: 12 JUN 1877 in Green Cty, IA | Mercer, Pauline (I17194)
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| 100 | ! Flora ellen was a twin to John Daniel Peek and she died at childbirth. | Peek, Flora Ellen (I65609)
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