Husband James Seay PERDUE
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Marriage: 23 Dec 1879
Wife Louisa Judson BARRON
Born: 1854
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Father: James Madison BARRON (1810-1872)
Mother: Louisa Clements BUTTS (1815-1896)
Other Spouse: George W. ZORN (1852-1878) - 11 Dec 1873
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1 F Clara E. PERDUE (details suppressed for this person)
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2 M James Eldred PERDUE (details suppressed for this person)
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3 M Olin C. PERDUE (details suppressed for this person)
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4 M Thad A. PERDUE (details suppressed for this person)
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See General Notes for Louisa Clements BUTTS.
"of Monroe County" "resided in Upson County"
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See General Notes for Louisa Clements BUTTS.
Husband Loyd BARRON (details suppressed for this person)
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1 F Diana BARRON (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Philip Lowell BROWNE (1937-2003)
Husband David Chrenshaw BARROW 99
Born: 26 Jul 1815 - Baldwin County, Georgia 99
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Died: 18 Mar 1899 - Athens, Georgia 99
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Father: James BARROW, RS -NC (1757-1828) 99
Mother: Patience CRENSHAW (1779-1817) 99
Marriage: 23 Oct 1838 99
Wife Sarah Eliza POPE 99
Born: 17 Oct 1821 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia 99
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Died: 13 Sep 1855 - Clarke County, Georgia
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Father: Middleton POPE (1794- ) 99
Mother: Lucy Hopson LUMPKIN (1803- ) 2586
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1 M Middleton Pope BARROW 2586
Born: 1 Aug 1839 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia 2586
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Spouse: Sarah Church CRAIG (1844-1881) 2586
Marr: 5 Mar 1867 - Prairie View, Florida 2586
Spouse: Cornelia Sarah Rosamond JACKSON (1852- ) 2586
Marr: 24 Jun 1884 - Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia 2586
Husband Henry Childress BARROW 2587
Born: 1859 - Tennessee 2587
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Marriage: 8 Dec 1896 - Marshall County, Mississippi
Wife Freddie T. THOMAS 1821,2587
Born: 18 Feb 1866 - Marshall County, Mississippi 1821
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Father: Frederick G. THOMAS ( - )
Mother: Margaret RAIFORD (1849-1923) 1821,2588
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1910 U.S. Census, Ohio, Cuyahoga County,, 14-Wd Cleveland; Series: T624 Roll: 1170 Page: 296: Line 9 BARROW Henry C. Head M W 51 M 13 TN TN TN Chief Inspector Paving (City); -- Freti T. Wife F W 42 M 13 0 0 MS GA MS.
Freddie T. apparently died after 1910 and before Henry's marriage to Alma S. about 1916.
1920 U.S. Census, Mississippi, Marshall County, Byhalia Bt-3; Series: T625 Roll: 887 Page: 163: Fm 189 190 BARROW Henry C. Head M W 60 M TN TN TN Farmer; -- Alma S. Wife F W 35 M MS MS MS; -- Elizabeth Dau F W 36/12 S MS TN MS.
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1880 U.S. Census, Mississippi, Marshall County, Byhalia; Series: T9 Roll: 657 Page: 637: 198 204 LOFTIN W. H. W M 38 M Farmer TN -- NC; -- M. E.(?) R. W F 28 Wife M Keeping house MS GA SC; THOMAS Fred W M 13 Step son s At school MS AL MS; PIPKIN Mary W F 10 Step dau S MS -- MS; BAILEY Archie B M 21 Laborer S Farm laborer MS MS MS; MOORE B F 40 Cook Wd Cook MS -- --. (In the 1870 census, THOMAS Fred 13 here is named as Freddie T. PIPKIN, age 4, a female.)
Husband James BARROW, RS -NC 99
Born: 31 Jan 1757 - Edgecombe County, North Carolina 99
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Died: 20 Jan 1828 - Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia 99
Buried: - Barrow Lot, Oconee Cemetery, Athens. Clarke County, Georgia
Father: Thomas BARROW ( - ) 99
Mother: Elizabeth ( - ) 99
Marriage: 7 Feb 1802 - Baldwin County, Georgia
Other Spouse: Ann (1735-1800) - 6 Jul 1785 - Edgecombe County, North Carolina
Other Spouse: Patience CRENSHAW (1779-1817) 99 - 13 Oct 1814 99
Wife Nancy HARDWICK
Born: 6 Jan 1758 - Westmoreland County, Virginia
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Died: 18 Jan 1814 - Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia 99
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Father: William Garland HARDWICK, Sr. RS-SC (1727-1803)
Mother: Kessiah Cynthia PARKER (1727-1784)
Other Spouse: James O'DANIEL, RW-SC (1721-Bet 1797/1798) 906 - Bet 1779 and 1787
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James BARROW served in the North Carolina Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. (Clarke County, Georgia Revolutionary War List "9. James BARROW, b. 31 Jan 1757, d. 20 Jan 1828, buried in Oconee Hill Cem.; served in NC Continental Army". James' family Bible is part of the BARROW Collection at the University of Georgia at Athens.
On 7 Feb 1802, James BARROW married Nancy Hardwick DANIELL, widow of James DANIELL of Hancock County, Georgia.
August 2, 1815: "Georgia, Greene County. James MORRIS came before me...saith, that some time in...Dec. 1814, he being in company with a certain William HARDRIDGE, otherwise William HARDWICH, and sometimes called William H. HARDRIDGE, who told him that he..had a bond against Nancy DANIELL of Hancock County, signed while she was the widow of James DANIELL, deceased, for the amount of 1000 dollars...(Signed) James MORRIS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of June 1815. (Signed) John BROWNING, J.P. From the well known character of the above named HARDWICH, I think it probable that he holds such a bond, and have therefore taken this method to apprise the public that it is a forgery. (Signed) James BARROW." ("Genealogical Abstracts From the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, Vol. 1, 1809-1818" by Fred R. Hartz and Emilie K. Hartz, Vidalia, Georgia, 1990, p. 436)
N. B.: This record is in circulation with "Nancy DANIELL" replaced with "Mrs. Nancy Sankey DANIEL." The words "Mrs." and "Sankey" are not in the original.
September 20, 1815 "Notice.--Whereas James DANIEL of Hancock County, did by his last will...lend to his wife, Nancy DANIEL, (who afterwards became my wife) during her life certain property...my said wife died the 18th of January 1814, on which day my claim expired...The executor of James DANIEL, deceased...received the aforesaid property, except a stock of goats...I have taken my usual care of the said Goats, but will consider them under my care only ten days after this notice. I will then drive them entirely from my plantation...Given under my hand this 11th day of September, 1815. (Signed) James BARROW" ("Genealogical Abstracts From the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, Vol. 1, 1809-1818" by Fred R. Hartz and Emilie K. Hartz, Vidalia, Georgia, 1990, p. 451)
After Nancy died in 1814, James BARROW married Patience CRENSHAW, and had two children by her. James BARROW died in 1828 in Baldwin County, Georgia.
(As an aside, Patience BARROW , dau. of James and third wife Patience CRENSHAW, married Colonel William McKINLEY of Baldwin County, Georgia who was a brother to one of my GGGGgrandmothers, Louisa Caroline McKINLEY. I was looking for the James DANIELL bible last week and found that the BARROW family had donated a large amount of genealogy material to the University of Georgia, a couple of feet of it on a shelf. Their limited inventory did not mention the bible but I asked them to look for me. The inventory did include the James BARROW diary and a letter or letters between William McKINLEY and one of the BARROW sons discussing the ramifications of Georgia seceding from the Union. Tuck Wilson) (More information on Col. William McKINLEY and Patience BARROW can be found in the "History of Baldwin County, Georgia". RLD)
Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Laura Stotler Lstotler@aol.com: Will: James Barrow, 1828, Baldwin County, GA
Last Will and Testament of James BARROW, Baldwin County, GA Court of Ordinary, Will Book, Pg 272:
In the name of God! Amen, I James BARROW of the county of Baldwin and State of Georgia being in my usual state of health both of body and mind; having long since resigned all my spiritual interests to the mercy of God in Christ Jesus under whose heavenly direction I hereby dispose of all that he has given me in this World in the following manner- As soon after my death as convenient I desire my body to be buried at Beulah's by the side of my last wife (the mother of my children) all my just debts immediately paid and all my perishable property (or all except my land, negroes and what is deposited in my libre [library], sold on a suitable credit and the proceeds put on interest and applied to the future maintenance and education of my children as my Executors may judge best. My negroes I wish hired out annually at the discretion of my Executors and not set up to the highest bidder, and each family kept together as near as possible. My old negroes I desire should be taken particular care of especially my faithful old Stuard Flander and his wife Hago. To Flander I give all my wearing clothes. Let them live where they please/ they will be a blessing to any family that will do as I have done by them, at my expense. My cleared land on the east side of the river may be rented annually as long as it can be kept fenced in its present order, I wish now cleared and as little timber cut as possible, and not from a tree to a bush cut within half a mile of my Beulah House. To my son David I give my libre [library] and all my books because I wish them not scattered, but let his sister have the use of the books, and to my Daughter Patience I give my large Looking Glass, now deposited and to be kept in my library house, with my silver spoons and some glassware therein, and what else she may choose to make her legacy equal to her brother and all the rest of my estate, I wish divided equally between my two children David and Patience when David is twenty one years old and both have gotten their education if they live, and if one dies without heir the other will take the whole as I desire- My son David I desire should be kept at school in this state until he acquires as good an education as it will afford; and then if he and my Executors can agree let him be sent to the Columbian College near the City of Washington if that is in repute, or else to some other to complete his Education, if his means will afford it.- My Daughter Patience I desire my near and dear neighbor Mrs. Thomas Stubbs will take and bring her up as her own child at the expense of my estate, and what Mrs. Stubbs thinks proper she may reserve for the child's use, at the sale of my property. I loan to my nephew Jacob Barrow, to occupy himself but not subject to his debts or to dispose of in any other way, my little field two miles up the west side of the Occonee River from Milledgeville, with the small woods adjoining to it, to the road to Carter's Mills, and to cut no other timber or suffer it to be cut by others, and his choice of my houses in Milledgeville with half the lot, and the use of my libre [library] on being accountable for all the books, to which my children are to have accept, and loan none otherwise, where he is to keep a regular account of all that concerned my family or estate and account to my other Executors who will account with him to the court, this loan to continue until the first of my children shall marry or come of age and then delivered to them in good order.- Rachel and her family consisting of Rachel, Simon, Charles, Dinah, Isaac, Saressy, Nancy, Josiah and Sam, I wish delivered to Mrs. Pasty LEWIS as soon as my Executors can properly divest my business and get her receipt according to the will of her late aunt Mrs. Nancy BARROW now on record in Baldwin County. Last of all I appoint my special friends Peter STUBBS, Thomas STUBBS, William SANFORD and Jacob BARROW my Executors to execute this my last will and testament, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twentieth day of March one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven. James BARROW (Seal) My clumsy handwriting is so well known in Baldwin County that I deem it unnecessary To call any further evidence. James BARROW. But since for fear of accidents have requested my Friends to witness as follows: B. P. STUBBS } W. C. CRENSHAW } Test. Thos. HILL } Georgia } County of Ordinary March Term 1928 Baldwin County } Personally appeared in open court Baradell P. STUBBS one of the subserving witnesses to the within will who after being duly sworn, saith, that the within named Testator acknowledged and published the within instrument as his last will and Testament, that he was of sound mind and memory and that he did is freely so far as he knows, and this deponent further saith that he saw William C. CRENSHAW and Thomas HILL subscribe their names as witnesses thereto. Sworn to in Open Court this 10th day of March 1928. B. P. STUBBS Rho A GREEN CCO Recorded 10th March 1828 Rho A GREEN CCO
Also from the research of Laura Stotler of Valencia, California:
Page 7 of Vol. 1., No. 3 April 1988 issue of Barrow "An Early Southern Family" (the newsletter for the Barrow Family Association) contains information about the family of James BARROW. Included on this page is the following:
"NSDAR Patriot Index, Vol. 1, pg. 39--"James BARROW, b. 1-31-1757 d. 1-20-1828 m. Patience CRENSHAW - Pvt. - S.C."
Note: A transcript of James Barrow's Diary may be found in these volumes. He served several tours of duty during the American Revolution and saw service in North and South Carolina as well as several other States. He lived in Edgecombe County and later he lived with his brother Jacob BARROW in Halifax County, N. C. We know from other records, as well as from James' Diary that he was married 3 times: (1) Ann SUMNER, Widow of Joseph SUMNER in Edgecombe County, N. C. , (2) Nancy Hardwick DANIEL, widow of James DANIEL of Georgia, (3) Patience CRENSHAW of Georgia by whom he had a son and a daughter. There were no children by his first two wives."
Page 5 of this same volume of the Barrow "An Early Southern Family" states:
"The following is from records of: Mrs. Mary Barrow Gordon, P.O. Box #275, Bluffton, SC 29910, a direct descendant of Col. James BARROW, and from the research of Miss Carol J. Barrow, Atlanta, GA and from the "Historical Collections of GA. Chapters of NSDAR"- Vol 4"...
"James BARROW, m. (1st) Ann Sumner on 7-6-1785 in Edgecombe Co., N. C. She was a widow of Joseph SUMNER, a Tailor, in whose business James had worked for a period of time. Ann had several children when they were married but no children by her marriage to James BARROW. They moved to Burke Co., GA in November 1789. In the "Augusta Chronicle & Gazette" dated 9-23-1797, James BARROW advertised that his wife Ann "has withdrawn herself from his home and that she should not be credited against his account". Ann Sumner BARROW died 7-29-1800 in Georgia.
"James BARROW, m. (2) Nancy Hardwick DANIEL on 2-7-1802, who was the widow of James DANIEL, a very wealthy man. Nancy HARDWICK was b. 1-6-1758. There were no children by this marriage. Nancy died testate on 1-18-1814.
"James BARROW, m. (3) Patience CRENSHAW on 10-13-1814 in Baldwin County. She was b. 5-15-1779."
JAMES BARROW (as posted at: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/county/baldwin/dar.html)
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 43
page 302
Mrs. Ella Barrow Spalding.
DAR ID Number: 42807
Born in Oglethorp County, Georgia.
Wife of Bourke Spalding.
Descendant of James Barrow, Capt. Henry Hopson and Abraham Hill.
Daughter of David Crenshaw Barrow (1815-99) and Sarah Eliza Pope (1821-55), his wife, m. 1838.
Granddaughter of James Barrow and Patience Crenshaw, his wife; Middleton Pope (1794-1850) and Lucy Hopson Lumpkin (1803-88), his wife, m. 1820.
Gr.-granddaughter of Gov. Wilson Lumpkin (1783-1870) and Elizabeth Walker (1786-1819), his 1st wife, m. 1800; Henry Augustine Pope (1760-1807) and Clara Hill (1763-98), his 1st wife, m. 1787.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Lumpkin and Lucy Hopson (b. 1764), his wife, m. 1782; Abraham Hill and Christian Walton, his wife, m. 1756.
See No. 42392.
[p.302] Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Henry Hopson and Martha Neville, his wife, m. 1755.
See No. 42185.
James Barrow, (1757-1828), served as a soldier at Brandywine, Germantown and Valley Forge. His record is taken from his diary. He died in Baldwin, Ga.
"Family record from the bible of James Barrow:
James Barrow son of Thomas and Elizabeth Barrow was born 31 Jan 1757.
Anne Barrow first wife of James Barrow was born 25 October 1735.
James and Anne Barrow were married 6 July 1785.
Anne Barrow died 29th July 1800.
Nancy and James Barrow were married 7th Feb 1802.
Nancy Barrow was born 6th January 1758.
Salley Cobb died, Feb 24, 1801.
Lucinda B. Smith was born 20 Oct. 1803.
Eley Smith mother of Lucinda died 10 Nov. 1803.
Nancy Barrow 2nd wife of James Barrow died 18th Jan 1814 half after 6 o'clock evening. 56 years old.
Patience Cain Crenshaw & James Barrow were married 13th of October 1814.
David Crenshaw Barrow, first-born son of James and Patience was born 26th July 1815 at daybreak.
Precious Patience Barrow daughter_____ ______ 2 Sept 1817.
Patience Barrow wife of James Barrow. Died the 26th Oct. 1817.
James Barrow Husband of Nancy and Patience Barrow died 20th January 1828 at one o'clock PM.
Patience B. McKinley daughter of James and Patience Barrow died on the 6th day of July 1847. 20 minutes after 5:00 P.M. in perfect peace.
Bible record sworn to by Lucy Leah Redwine Feb 28, 1931.
[Family Bible Records" collected by the Elijah Clarke Chapter in 1938 (Family History Center Microfilm US/CAN #7110), http://files.usgwarchives.org/ga/baldwin/bibles/barrowjas.txt]
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Nancy HARDWICK was born 6 Jan 1758, the date recorded in both the Bible of her father, William HARDWICK, and her second husband, James BARROW. Her parents were William Garland HARDWICK and Keziah Cynthia PARKER. Nancy was named for a deceased sister, Nancy, born 4 April 1755. James BARROW served in the North Carolina Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. (Clarke County, Georgia Revolutionary War List "9. James BARROW, b. 31 Jan 1757, d. 20 Jan 1828, buried in Oconee Hill Cem.; served in NC Continental Army". James' family Bible is part of the BARROW Collection at the University of Georgia at Athens. 1900 U.S. Census, Alabama, Crenshaw County, Leon; Series: T623 Roll: 11 Page: 125: CAMERON Tom H. W M Oct 1867 32 M 11 AL GA AL Farmer; -- Mary F. Wife W F Nov 1868 31 M 11 6 5 AL GA AL; -- Henry G. Son W M Nov 1889 10 S AL AL AL Farm laborer; -- John T. Son W M Apr 1891 9 S AL AL AL; -- Margaret E. Dau W F July 1894 5 S AL AL AL; -- Mar Y P. Dau W F Apr 1896 4 S AL AL AL; -- Addie B. Dau W F Aug 1898 1 S AL AL AL.
Jesse Damascus DANIELL, born 3 July 1891, was a son of Elijah Leroy DANIELL and Sarah Leone ARMSTRONG. Both his parents died in 1906. Julia May BARRS married Jesse Damascus DANIEL.They are buried in the Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery in Bleckley County, Georgia. A picture of their shared headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 52483285 created by: Robert Daniell on May 17, 2010: 1860 U.S. Census, Georgia, Twiggs County, Marion P O; Series: M653 Roll: 138 Page: 359; 88 88 John BARRES 37 M W Overseer --- 450 GA; Rebecca E. BARRES 36 F W SC; James P. " 14 M W GA; Stephen Robert " 12 M W GA; Julia A. BARRES 9 F W GA; Wm H. " 6 M W GA; Caroline E. " 2 F W GA; John K. " 6/12 M W GA. 1910 U.S. Census, Alabama, Montgomery County, Ward 4, Montgomery; Series: T624 Roll: 29 Page: 22; Born in Berlin, Colquitt County, Georgia.
Treutlen WANNAMAKER is named in the 1900 census; he is T. M. WANNAMAKER in the 1910 census. WANNAMAKER Treutlan M 36 M W SC SC SC Calhoun County, St Matthews, Amelia, as indexed in the 1920 census. 1850 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Orangeburg County,No Twp; Series: M432 Roll: 857 Page: 333: 375 376 J.J. SALLY 41 M Planter 2880 SC; Mary E. " 36 F SC; Anna " 15 F SC; (next page) Martha A. " 12 F SC; Jane B. " 10 F SC; Joel F. " 8 M SC; Mary C. " F SC; John J. " 3 M SC; Adella W. " 1 F SC. Next door is john's widowed mother, Maragret, 62, and three of her children, Thomas, Govan, and Mary (Polly).
St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Congaree, Lower Richland County, S. C.: St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Congaree, Lower Richland County, S. C.: Thomas Levi FLOYD married Daisy BASDEN. He moved to Denver, Colorado where he worked for the government as an instructor. A.S Bass Ella Catherine is listed as "Ellen C." age 2 with her parents in the 1850 census of Hancock County, Georgia. Anna "Annie" Legay BASS married Milton Bass BROWN. Benjamin S. BASS and his wife Louisa M. BOYER are buried in the Bass Family Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia. Louisa M. BOYER is buried beside her husband Benjamin S. BASS in the Bas Family Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia. "Edmond Sidney Bass was born Abt. 1775 in Virginia, and died 01 Mar 1843 in Hancock Co. Georgia. He married Elizabeth H. Ingram 28 Apr 1803 in Brunswick County, Virginia...." ([David Leon Wilson III] Elizabeth H. INGRAM " was born Abt. 1784 in Virginia. She married Edmund Sidney BASS in Virginia before 1807, the year their son James A. was born. They migrated to Hancock County, Georgia between 1807 and 1812, the year their son John Ingram was born. "EDMUND BASS ELIZABETH H. INGRAM 28 Apr 1803 Brunswick" [Ingram in Virginia Marriage Index 1740-1850, http://home.comcast.net/~neal4/ingdat04.htm Lonnie "Lonie" Franklin WATTS, son of Matthew O. WATTS and Mary C. DANIEL, is named in the 1900 census of Carroll County, Georgia. Various records show his birth between 1891 and 1898. The 1900 census provides "Jan 1884" but he is age 6, indicating he was born in 1893 or 94, consistant with other documents. For data entry purposes, Lonnie's dates of birth and death are as in the Social Security Death Index. Fannie Lue BASS, daughter of Peletus Elmore Bass and Sarah Viola Allen, married Lonnie F. WATTS about 1919. 1860 U.S. Census, Texas, Brazoria, Columbia P O; Series: M653 Roll: 1289 Page: 71: 298 284 Hamlin BASS 54 M Planter 163,830 97, 705 GA; Geo. P. " 17 M GA; Ed. F. " 19 M GA; Robt. ADAMS 35 M Planter ---- 26,800 GA; Rebecca A. " 33 F GA; R. H. " 14 M GA; Julia B. " 11 F GA; David " 9 M GA; Elizabeth " 6 GA; Sallie L. " 4 F GA; Rebecca A. " 2 F GA; George " 6/12 F AL; W. R. SHUFORD [as indexed] 34 M Planter ---- 1100 NC.
John Ingram BASS was born 1812 in Hancock County, Georgia. He was called "Ingram." John Ingram BASS was born 1812 in Hancock County, Georgia. He was called "Ingram." In 1870, Julia BASS, 49, apparently widowed, lives in the home of her step-son, John Benjamin BASS, in Smith County, Texas. Her daughter, Frances, 11, is with her.
Ingram Bass to Julia A. Hudson 30 May 1855 1850 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, 101 District; Series: M432 Roll: 72 Page 2: 32 32 James BASS 43 M Farmer 4000 VA; Catherine " 40 F GA; Sarah Ann " 20 F GA; Benjamin T.[?] " 17 M GA; Elizabeth R. " 15 F GA; [next page, 3] 32 32 Elvira A. " F GA; Martha E. " 11 F GA; Louisa C. " 9 F GA; BUTTS Frederick A. 24 M School Master GA; BUTTS George M. T. 21 M Mechanic GA. Catherine is named in the 1850 census of Hancock County, Georgia. She is not with her family in 1860 and presumed died.
1860 U.S. Census, Texas, Smith County, James Town Beat; Series: M653 Roll: 1305 Page: 40: 562 562 Benj F. BASS 23 M Overseer --- 400 GA [John B., 12, in 1850.]; Mary " 20 F GA; Wm " 3/12 M TX. [Lives next to his father, Ingram BASS.] Mary [Jane] BUTTS, age 12, is listed in the home of George Washington BUTTS and his second wife, Elizabeth Simmons BUTTS, in the 1850 census of Hancock County, Georgia. In his writings, Arthur Irwin BUTTS, Sr, identifies her as Mary Golden BUTTS, the adopted daughter of George Washington BUTTS, and includes this: "Mary Jane our adopted daughter born Jun. 15, 1838." seemingly a quote from the family Bible. Marriage Index : Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina 1641-1944, Hancock County
J. W. Bass and Elizabeth Weldon are named as the parents of Peletus Elmore Bass on his death certificate. Elizabeth Weldon married John W. Bass before 1877 when their son Peletus Elmore Bass was born. She died before 1883, about the year John married Sarah E., his wis wife of 17 years named in the 1900 census of Clay County, Alabama.
"Rev. Myles Greene, b. 06 Jun 1767, Brunswick Co., VA; d. 31 Jan. 1853, Monroe Co., GA (buried: Salem Mehthodist Ch. Cem., ... F.A.G.); s/o Peter Greene, "RWS" and Judith Love. He m. 1st., 15 Oct. 1789, Greensville Co., VA to Elizabeth Hunt, b. 1769, Sussex Co., VA; d. 1809, Baldwin Co., GA; d/o Capt. Judkins Hunt, Sr., "RWS" and Martha Batte; m. 2nd., 07 Jun, 1810, Baldwin Co., GA to Nancy Bass, b. bef. 1825, nr. Milledgeville, Baldwin Co., GA; d. ?; d/o Alexander Bass, Sr. and Martha Lockett and 3rd., Mrs. Mary (Johns) McGehee." [Carol Garrett] 1999 "Memorial Service Held for Ex-Mayor Frederick A. BUTTS is a son of Parker BUTTS and Martha McKISSACK. "Frederick A.'s grandfather, Thomas Clements BUTTS, is brother to James BUTTS, father to Eliza Clements Butts [who married James Levi DANIELL in Hancock County, Georgia]." [Teresa Griffis] 1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Jones County, Towles District, 15 April 1910; Series: T624 Roll: 200 Page: 198: William Clarence HALBERT is a son of William Cottingham HALBERT Lavina Ann HALBERT. His biography is printed in The Leaders and Representative Men in Commerce, Industry and Modern Activities by E. Polk Johnson, Volume II, Illustrated, Publisher: The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago - New York 1912, pages 814 to 817: Artemus Briggs WATSON was born 16 Dec 1846, son of James Daniel WATSON and Angelina WANNAMAKER. Amanda BATES was Artemas Briggs WATSON's second wife, married sometime after April 1883 when Angeline Wannamaker WATSON died. Artemas and Amanda may not have had children, or they may have died before the 1900 census. Amanda seems to have died before 1885 when it is estimated that Artemas married Amelia WIGHTMAN, their son "Whitman" named in the 1900 census, was born October 1892, and the 1910 census indicates Artemas and Amelia have been married for 25 years. There is about a 15 year gap in Artemas' children from the last known born by his first wife,Angeline, to the first born by Amelia.
"Andrew David Bates, born 26 November 1823, died 14 November 1891, married 10 September 1857, Georgianna Mitchell, born 16 September 1836, died 6 August 1883, daughter of Green Berry Mitchell and Susan Catherine Minick."
"Ann (Nancy) Bates, born 30 November 1812, died 12 October 1850, married Wilson Michael Bates, son of Michael David Bates and Sarah Ann Lee. They moved to AL." Wilson Michael was Ann's first cousin. 1568
George J. STROTHER, born 12 October 1815, was a son of George James STROTHER and Charlotte RICHARDSON. Joicy CULPEPPER named him as one of her three grandsons in her LW&T, 16 August 1837, filed in Edgefield District, South Carolina. George James, 1791-1817, was the only child of William A. STROTHER and Joyce "Joicy" Powell SHEPPARD to survive childhood. Joicy, widowed, had remarried to Benjamin CULPEPPER III. Names as "Louiza" age 49 in the 1870 census of Edgefield County, South Carolina. Names as "Louiza" age 49 in the 1870 census of Edgefield County, South Carolina. William Hughes NICHOLSON, is named as "Hughes" by Johnson Bland Mobley, Jr., in his work, THE DESCENDANTS OF DR JOHN RICHARD MOBLEY, SR AND LUCRETIA SIMKINS, 1991. 1900 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Greenville County, 1-Wd Greenville; Series: T623 Roll: 1529 Page: 13: 309 Main BATES Eugene F Head W M Sept 1861 38 M 12 SC SC SC Dealer vehicles; -- Mary L Wife W F May 1869 12 0 0 SC SC SC. 1860 U.S. Census, Alabama, Russell County, Dover P O; Series: M653 Roll: 22 Page: 1128: 1105 1103 R. BAUGH 45 M Farmer 7000 35,000 GA; G. E. " 34 F SC. "Georgianna E. Bates, born 12 November 1826, died 1 September 1865, married 12 January 1843, Colonel Robert Baugh."
"Col John Bates - (Born 1787-8) Died April 14, 1855." is a grave in Bates Cementery in Lexington County, South Carolina, listed in Batesburg-Leesville Area History, p. 231. Hepzibah Eleanor BOND was a dughter of Major John Pearson BOND and Abigail FAIRCHILD. She is named as "Epsiby, wife of John BATES" in her father's 2 August 1823 deed of gifts to his children. 1870 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, Saluda Division, Edgefield Court House PO; Series: M593 Roll: 1495 Page: 396: 647 657 BATES Lucy J. 32 F W Keeping house 2100 150 SC; -- Lucia 14 F W Attending school SC; -- Mary 12 F W Attending school SC; -- John 9 M W Attending school SC; -- Eugene 8 M W Attending school SC; -- Ella 6 F W At home SC. Lucy is widowed. OBITUARIES July 8, 2006 The News Herald, Panama City, Florida: 1880 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Greenville County, Greenville; Series: T9 Roll: 1230 Page: 6: 88 102 McGEE Benjamin M. W M 31 M Merchant Drygoods +Grocer SC SC SC; -- Lucia E. W F 24 Wife M House keeping SC SC SC; -- Ida M. W F 1 Dau - SC SC SC. Lucia Eugenia BATES married Benjamin Mattison McGEE on 15 November 1877. They had six children. "Mary Ann Bates, born 9 November 1820, died 14 January 1854, married (as 1st wife) Ezekiel Watson Perry born 8 February 1809 died 7 December 1886, son of Ezekiel Perry, Jr. and Mary (Polly) Watson. Mary Ann Bates Perry is buried at the Andrew Bates Family Cemetery."
Mary Bond BATES was born about 1831, daughter of Col. John B. BATES and Hepzibah Eleanor BOND. 1880 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Lexington County, Chinquapin Twp, Batesburg; Series: T9 Roll: 1234 Page: 384: HARTLY, Ludwick W M 64 M Farming SC SC SC; -- Alice W F 33 Wife M Keeping house SC SC SC; -- J. Curran W M 21 Son S SC SC SC; -- Ralph W M 1 Son S SC SC SC.
In the 1900 census of Edgefield County, South Carolina, Mary B. HARTLEY, widow of John Curran HARTLEY, is 42, said born "Apl 1858". She and her daughter, Curran, live with her unmarried brother, John Pearson BATES, and her unmarried sister Ella Lydia. "Michael [BATES] was a patriot of the Revolution in that he supplied the american army with provisions on several occasions. While he did not actively fight, wounds suffered at the hands of the Tories are said to have caused his death." 1568
The Historical Collections of the Georgia Chapters Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume IV, page 12, presents a transcript of the Bible of James DANIEL said to be in possession of Mrs. D. F. Barrow, Athens. "James DANIEL was the first husband of Mrs. James Barrow, wife of James Barrow of Milledgeville, Ga...." However, some researchers say Nancy HARDWICK first married a TAYLOR and that their daughter, Nancy Hardwick TAYLOR, was born 22 Aug 1779. An undocumented World Connect source dates the marriage about 1778. The below deed of gift from Union County, South Carolina is cited as proof of the marriage. In the deed, Garland HARDWICK names "my loving Nancy Hardwick TAYLOR" and his sister "Nancy TAYLOR her mother." Nancy DANIEL witnesses the gift. This "first marriage" appears to be based on the assumption that Garland's sister Nancy is both "my sister Nancy TAYLOR" and "Nancy DANIEL" the witness, who married James DANIEL/LL of Fairfield County, South Carolina. Garland HARDWICK, brother of Nancy, wife of James DANIELL, was born 22 May 1768 and would have been 19 years old at the date of this deed of gift. If that be the case, why then does Garland turn around a year later and give Moriah to "Nancy HARDWICK," instead of to Nancy DANIEL or Nancy TAYLOR, in his 1788 deed of gift?
"Garland HARDWICK of county of Union, SC, Ninety Six dist, planter, for good will and affection to my loving Nancy Hardwick TAYLOR of same county, and the heirs of her body, in default of such heirs to fall to my sister Nancy TAYLOR her mother and the heirs of her body, one negro girl Mariah. 10 Oct 1787 Garland HARDWICK [seal]. Wit: Wm HARWICK, Nancy DANIEL [x] Molley HARDWICK [x] (UNION CO SC WILL ABSTRACTS 1898-1849, Brent H. Holcomb, Certified Genealogist, 1987 P 5 [pg 32-33])
A second abstract refers to Nancy Hardwick TAYLOR, about 9 years old, as an "infant," a term used for anyone who had not reached the age of legal maturity. "Union Co SC Misc. Records, Book 1, pp. 32-33: Dated 10 Oct 1787 - Garland Hardwick of Union Co., SC, deed of gift of 1 negro girl named Mariah to his niece, Nancy Hardwick Taylor, infant. If she died or had no issue, Mariah to go to my sister, Nancy Taylor, her mother. Witnesses: William Hardwick, Nancy (X) Daniel, Molly (X) Hardwick. No recording date." (Silas Emmet Lucas, Some South Carolina County Records, Vol. 2 (Easley SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1989)
Nancy Hardwick TAYLOR apparently died about six months later because Garland records a deed giving Moriah [Mariah] to Nancy HARDWICK [DANIELL?].
PG. 156 [ORIG P 185] 26 Mar 1788. a deed of gift from "Garland HARWICK to Nancy HARDWICK for one negro girl name Moriah acknowledged in open court and ordered to be recorded.". ("UNION CO, SC, MINUTES OF THE CO COURT 1785-1799, Brent H. Holcomb, C.A.L.S., 1979.)
Nancy HARDWICK became the second wife of James DANIELL, a very successful planter in Fairfield County, South Carolina. No marriage date has been found. If Nancy DANIEL in the 10 October 1787 deed is James' wife, the marriage was before that date. An unsourced posting on the Internet provides about 1779. If so, the unidentified first husband TAYLOR died between 1779 and 1787.
Nancy was younger than three of James' six known children. James' son, Levi DANIELL, mentions "my stepmother, Nancy DANIELL" in his will dated 8 December 1800.
The 1790 U.S. census of Fairfield County, South Carolina enumerates James DANIEL's family as one male over 16 [James], one male under 16 [unknown], and a female [Nancy]. After the census, James moved his household to his plantation and bounty lands in Hancock County, Georgia, where he died in 1798.
In her husband's will, proven March 5, 1798, James DANIELL gives "unto my well beloved wife Nancy DANIELL four Negro slaves viz. Linder, Cary, Little Rachell, and Nancy, two feather beds and furniture and all my household furniture to her and her heirs forever. I also give her one note of hand of James TAYLOR of two hundred and forty one? pounds Sterling. I lend my wife twenty-one Negro slaves viz. Tom the weaver, Hecter, Biner, George, Fillaner, Sanco, Peter, Rose, Pompey, Silvy, Acre, Driver, Rachell, Muiah, Hester, Cate, Dover, Charlotte, Zouer, Daphne, Harry. I also lend her one half of the three bounties of land I now live on together with my dwelling house and plantation. Also one half of my stock of every kind. I likewise lend her one half of my tract of land on the Oconey River in Washington County during her natural life."
On 22 November 1798 at a sale of property from the estate of her deceased husband, Nancy bought a negro girl "Jinny." From the record below, Nancy immediately gave "Jinny" to James DANIELL, Infant of the State and County aforesaid [Hancock]..." but withheld transfer of ownership until after her own decease. Interpolation of family members indicates this James is most likely the four year old son of Levi DANIELL, Nancy's step-son.
Hancock County Deed Book C, 223: To all people to whom these presents shall come. I, Nancy Daniell do send Greetings knowing that the said Nancy Daniell of the State of Georgia and County of Hancock for and in consideration of the Love, good will, and affection which I have and bear towards James Daniell, Infant of the State and County aforesaid, have given and granted and by these Presents do freely give and Grant unto the said James Daniell, his heirs, Executors or administrators a Negro girl named Jinny and her increase. But the condition of the above Deed of Gift is such that it is not my intention for the said James Daniell to be possessed with the above mentioned Negro Jinny nor her increase until my Death. In witness whereof I have hereunto put my hand and seal this twenty second day of November one thousand seven hundred and ninety eight.
Signed and sealed
In the presence of us}
Peter F. Flournoy
Reuben Jones
Sworn to before me this 28th January 1799
An abstract of this record conflicts with the above:
"Hancock County, Georgia, Deed Book C, p. 223. I, Nancy DANIELL, of Hancock County, Georgia, for the love and good will and affection which I have for my son John DANIELL of the same place, give unto him a negro girl named "Jenny" and her increase. Wit: [illegible] and Reubin JONES. Reg: 4th February 1799."
Previously, this abstract lead to speculation that Nancy may have had a son John by James. That is no longer thought to be true. [Revised 9 January 2009]
No documentation proves Nancy HARDWICK and James DANIELL had children.
SPECULATION: Nancy HARDWICK was born 6 Jan 1758, her marriage to James may have occurred as early as 1779, ample time for her to have had "my son, John" [now apparently an abstraction error] and Betty as children. In his will, James DANIELL names his grandson, Jesse Daniell AUSTON, son of Betty AUSTON. It is the only record naming a Betty DANIELL who apparently married an AUSTON. Neither Betty nor an Elizabeth is named in transcriptions of James' Bible. Is Betty a child of James and Nancy? Nothing found to the contrary, Betty is assigned as such, primarily to present her name, her husband's surname, and her son as a separate family recorded in something other than a footnote. "Betty" may also be a nickname for James' daughter Martha DANIELL whose birth in 1762 was recorded in James' Bible; no other record of Martha has been found.. More discoveries about Nancy's marriage to James DANIELL are necessary to complete the records.
Hancock County Will Book AA page 36-39 records: January 3rd 1799. Then received of William HARDWICK an executor of James DANIELL decd, four Negroes given and twenty-five Negroes lent me by said James DANIELL decd, and stock of every kind, also beds and furniture and all household furniture received by me this 3rd day January. Nancy DANIELL. Same date: We do certify that we have in our hands the balance of the money that was left in the house and has been collected after takin (sic) out the account of Levi DANIELL . Given under our hand. Levi DANIELL Nancy DANIELL. And lastly, on 3 January 1799, Nancy DANIELL signed for receipt of "4 Negroes given me and 21 Negroes lent me by said James DANIELL dec'd.' and stock of all kinds, also beds and furniture, etc." from William HARDWICK, executor of James' estate.
Nancy acquired six Negroes as recorded in Hancock County, Georgia, Deed Book E, p. 338. "We, John COX, William BALLARD and Whitley SASSER have sold and delivered unto Nancy DANIELL of Hancock County, six negro slaves, viz., Georgia [George] and his wife, Flora, and her child Glassy, Bridget and her two sons Aaron and Moses, for the sum of seventeen hundred and fifty dollars. Wit: [illegible} WATSON and William HARDWICK. This 20th October 1801. Reg: 2nd December 1801."
Nancy Hardwick DANIELL married her second (third?) husband, James BARROW, on 7 February 1802. He had served in the North Carolina Continental Army. James and Nancy BARROW certified "that we have received of William HARDWICK surviving executor of James DANIELL decd a note of hand __ James TAYLOR willed by James DANIELL to his wife Nancy DANIELL now Nancy BARROW, dated 28 May 179_ for two hundred and forty two pounds nineteen shillings Sterling and this is his received in full as an executor of James DANIELL decd from us.", April 18th 1803.
Nancy was 44 years old when she married James BARROW. They had no children. These three excerpts are from the James Barrow Family Bible:
Nancy and James Barrow were married 7th Feb 1802.
Nancy Barrow was born 6th January 1758.
Nancy Barrow 2nd wife of James Barrow died 18th Jan 1814 half after 6 o'clock evening. 56 years old.
(James Barrow Bible, Milledgeville, GA File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Laura Stotler. Source: "Family Bible Records" collected by the Elijah Clarke Chapter in 1938 (Family History Center Microfilm US/CAN #7110)
January 26, 1814: "Deaths! Departed this life on the 18th inst. half past 6 o'clock in the evening Mrs. Nancy BARROW, the amiable consort of James BARROW, Esq. of Baldwin County. She was an affectionate Wife, greatly endeared to her servants, an excellent neighbor..." ( "Genealogical Abstracts From the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, Vol. 1, 1809-1818" by Fred R. Hartz and Emilie K. Hartz, Vidalia, Georgia, 1990, p. 244)
"NANCY: wife of James Barrow, Esq of Baldwin Co., GA, d 18 Jan 1814, funeral from her home on Island Creek., GJ [Georgia Journal] 26 Jan 1814 and 20 April 1814. SOURCE: page 6 of Marriages and Deaths 1763 to 1820 , Abstracted From Extant GA Newspapers by Mary Bondurant Warren, printed in the US by Heritage Papers, Danielsville, GA, copyright 1968. Book is at the Little Rock Public Library, Little Rock, AR" (http://www.geocities.com/jdbfagan/barrow/barrn.htm)
Abstract: Baldwin County Will Book B (1806-1929), p. 71: Nancy BARROW, 11/16/1812: 3/7/1814 - Husband: James. Nieces: Patsy LEWIS, Patsy NELSON (formerly DAWKINS), Nancy Barrow HARDWICK, dau of bro., William HARDWICK, and Nancy FITZPATRICK, dau. of sister Molly FITZPATRICK. Heps (sic, Neps?): John, eldest son of bro., Garland HARDWICK; Garland, George, Daniel and Reuben, sons of sister, Haney DAWKINS; William HARDWICK, son of bro., George HARDWICK. Brothers: William, Garland and George HARDWICK. Sisters: Peggy, Haney DAWKINS, Molly FITZPATRICK. Witnesses: Robert McGENTRY, Rachel THORNTON, Jacob BARROW. (http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/county/fulton/georgia_research/GAWILLS.pdf)
This abstract of the will of Nancy BARROW was posted at Rootsweb on the Baldwin County, Georgia pages: BARROW, Nancy 11/16/1812 - 3/7/1814 Husband: James. Children: not named. Others mentioned: Brothers - William HARDWICK, Garland HARDWICK, George HARDWICK; Sisters - Peggy HARDWICK, Haney DAWKINS, Molly FITZPATRICK; Nieces - Patsey LEWIS, Patsey Dawkins NELSON, Nancy Barrow HARDWICK (dau. William HARDWICK), Nancy FITZPATRICK (dau. Molly FITZPATRICK); Nephews: John HARDWICK (eldest son of Garland), Garland DAWKINS, George DAWKINS, Daniel DAWKINS, Reuben DAWKINS (sons of Haney), William HARDWICK (son of Peggy), Richard HARDWICK (son of William), George HARDWICK (son of George); Robert McGENTRY; Rachel THORNTON, Jacob BARROW.
Nancy's will may have been recorded in more than one place, but Alabama may have been inadvertantly typed in place of Georgia in another abstract posted at http://www.gulftel.com/tigerag/Html/n_38.htm giving reference to Warren County, Georgia and Baldwin County, Alabama:
BARROW, Nancy, Will: Date: 10 AUG 1812 Place: Warren County, Georgia
Note: Abstract of Baldwin County, Alabama Will Book "A" (1806-1829)
Husband: James. Nieces: Patsey LEWIS, Patsey NELSON (formerly DAWKINS), Nancy Barrow HARDWICK, daughter of William HARDWICK, and Nancy FITZPATRICK,daughter of sister Molly FITZPATRICK. Nephews: John, eldest son of brother, Garland HARDWICK; Garland, George, Daniel and Reuben, sons of sister, Handy DAWKINS; William HARDWICK, son of sister, Peggy; Richard HARDWICK, son of brother., William HARDWICK; George HARDWICK, son of brother, George HARDWICK; Brothers: William, Garland and George HARDWICK. Sisters: Peggy, Haney, Molly FITZPATRICK. Witnesses: Robert McGENTRY, Rachel THORRON, Jacob BARROW. [Baldwin County, Alabama was established in 1809.]
On 12 March 1814, James BARROW filed "a schedule of all the Negroes with their increase now in life (except one Negro man Sanco sold by James BARROW) that were lent by the last Will and Testament of James DANIELL dec'd. to his widow and relict Nancy DANIEL, afterwards Nancy BARROW, wife of James BARROW, during her natural life: Old Tom, Zouer(?), Old Rachel, Charlotte, Hester, Flander, Acre, Daphney, George, Moriah, Hictor, Biner, Dover, Caty, Peter, Pompy, Peggy, Ned, Ellinney, Billy, Moriah, Levin, Becky, Bob, Rachel, Hector, Sam, Sally, Sucky, Driver, Jupiter, Bob, Ellick, Pompy, Flander." It was witnessed by Jacob COBB and Garland HARDWICK and recorded in the Hancock County records. In January 1815, "William HARDWICK, Executor of the last will and testament of James DANIELL, dec'd, returned an account of Negroes which were lent by said will to Nancy DANIELL, wife of the said James, afterward Nancy BARROW during her natural life, together with their mansion which was ordered to be recorded." as recorded in the minutes of the Hancock County, Court of Ordinary. Half of these Negroes, lent to Nancy by James DANIELL, were bequeathed to "Patsy HANDRICK" upon Nancy's death.
(Note: Patsy HANDRICK, born about 1796, was the daughter of Dr. Robert HENDRICK of Richland County, South Carolina and Mary DANIELL, James' daughter deceased before 11 May 1797. Additional research shows that Patsy must have died young. Robert named his only surviving child, Louisa, in his Will dated 1805. She was Louisa Maria HENDRICK, born after 1800, his daughter by then wife Mary STANLEY. Louisa married Michael J. RUDULPH, Jr. in 1816. RLD)
This paragraph from the Last Will & Testament of James BARROW 20 March 1827, Baldwin County, Georgia, relates to carrying out of the will of Nancy Hardwick Daniell BARROW:
"Rachel and her family consisting of Rachel, Simon, Charles, Dinah, Isaac, Saressy, Nancy, Josiah and Sam, I wish delivered to Mrs. Patsy LEWIS as soon as my Executors can properly divest my business and get her receipt according to the will of her late aunt Mrs. Nancy BARROW now on record in Baldwin County."
A CONFLICT IN NANCY's IDENTITY AND THE POSSIBILITY OF A DANIELL/L-SANKEY-EILAND CONNECTION:
An Ann SANKEY is said to have married a James DANIEL circa 1750 in North Carolina. Their daughter, Ann Sankey DANIEL, b. 1753, is said to have married Absolom EILAND in 1775 in Fairfield County, S. C., or Johnson or Currituck County, N. C. In 1787, "Absolom EILAND and wife Ann" sell 287 acres in Greene Co., GA (RW land bounty) to "James DANIELL of Fairfield County, South Carolina." witnessed by Levi DANIELL, James' son. In 1791, Levi Daniel EILAND was born to Absolom and Ann; Eiland family narratives say he was named for her favorite brother. (Note: If the same Levi DANIELL, s/o James of Fairfield, South Carolina, he is her youngest brother. RLD) Is this Ann DANIEL, born 1753, a daughter of James DANIELL and an Ann SANKEY, of Fairfield County?
Some EILAND family researchers contend that the Ann SANKEY above is Nancy DANIELL, widow of James DANIELL of Hancock County, Georgia, who married second James BARROW, and died in Baldwin County, Georgia on 18 January 1814. A body of evidence in legal records proves that Nancy HARDWICK, born 6 January 1758, was the second wife and widow of James DANIELL of Hancock County. Nancy is not the mother of Ann DANIEL, born 1753. She was five years younger than Ann and younger than three of James' known children and too young to have been the mother of any born before 1773. Levi DANIELL in his Will of 1800 referred to her as "my step-mother, Nancy Daniell."
Eiland researcher Jere Fletcher provided four abstracts from the Georgia Journal, said to be from the work of Cecil Little (deceased), to support the assignment of Nancy SANKEY as James DANIELL's widow and James BARROW's wife. Verification of the abstracts in the referenced source showed the name SANKEY was NOT in the original. It appears that a well-intentioned researcher who confused the two James DANIEL families who lived in proximity to each other added the SANKEY name to reference material to present a maiden name for her in support of his belief. The altered abstracts are the likely to source of the misidentification of Nancy HARDWICK as Nancy Ann SANKEY. Comparisons of these abstracts are below:
From: Genealogical Abstracts from the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, by Fred R Hartz; Emilie K Hartz; Tad Evans, Publisher: Vidalia, Ga. : Gwendolyn Press, 1990-1995. (Ref F285 .H27):
1. ERROR. [Note inclusion of the name "Sankey"] Jan. 26, 1814: "DEATH! Departed this life on the 18th Inst. (this month) at half past 6 o'clock in the evening, Mrs. Nancy Sankey Daniel BARROW, the amiable consort of James BARROW, Esq. of Baldwin County...She was an affectionate wife, greatly endeared to her servants; an excellent neighbor."
CORRECT from the original: January 26, 1814: "Deaths! Departed this life on the 18th inst. half past 6 o'clock in the evening Mrs. Nancy BARROW, the amiable consort of James BARROW, Esq. of Baldwin County. She was an affectionate Wife, greatly endeared to her servants, an excellent neighbor..." (Note that another death was listed as well, explaining the plural "deaths.")
2. ERROR. [Note missing portion and text errors below]: July 19, 1813: "Georgia, Greene County, Court of Ordinary, July Term 1815, Upon the Petition of Family of James DANIEL (In right of his wife, Nancy) Administrator of the Estate of her Father, Dr. John T. SANKEY, deceased, prayed to be dismissed from the Administration of said Estate. Signed: Ebenezer TORRENCE, C.C.O."
CORRECT from the original: July 19, 1815 "Georgia, Greene County. Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1815. Upon the petition of James DANIEL and Drury TOWNS (in right of his wife) administrators of the estate of John T. SANKEY, deceased, praying to be dismissed from the administration of said estate... (Signed) Ebenezer TORRENCE, C.C.O.")
Note: An additional abstract in follow up concerning the estate of John T. SANKEY: February 7, 1816 "By order of the...Court of Ordinary of Greene County, will be sold on the first Tuesday in March next at the town of Greensborough, one tract of land containing 700 acres, lying on the road leading from Greensbrough to Washington...being part of the real estate of John T. SANKEY, deceased...(Signed) James DANIEL, Adm'r., Drury TOWNS, Adm'r. in right of his wife." Recall that James DANIELL died before 5 March 1798 and his widow, Nancy BARROW, died 18 Jan 1814. This James and Nancy were alive in 1816.
3. ERROR. [Note inclusion of the name "Sankey"]: August 2, 1815: "Georgia, Greene County. James MORRIS came before me..saith, that some time in Dec. 1814, he being in Company with a Certain William HARDRIDGE otherwise William HARDWICK and sometimes called William H. HARDRIDGE who told him that he..had a bond against Mrs. Nancy Sankey DANIEL of Hancock County, signed while she was the widow of James DANIEL, deceased, for the amount of $1000...Signed James MORRIS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of June 1815..Signed John BROWNING. Justice of the Peace. From the well known character of the above named HARDWICK, I think it probable that if he holds such a bond, and has therefore taken this method to apprise the public of such debt that it is an outright forgery. Signed: James BARROW."
CORRECT from the original: August 2, 1815: "Georgia, Greene County. James MORRIS came before me...saith, that some time in...Dec. 1814, he being in company with a certain William HARDRIDGE, otherwise William HARDWICH, and sometimes called William H. HARDRIDGE, who told him that he..had a bond against Nancy DANIELL of Hancock County, signed while she was the widow of James DANIELL, deceased, for the amount of 1000 dollars...(Signed) James MORRIS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of June 1815. (Signed) John BROWNING, J.P. From the well known character of the above named HARDWICH, I think it probable that he holds such a bond, and have therefore taken this method to apprise the public that it is a forgery. (Signed) James BARROW."
4. ERROR. [Note inclusion of the name "Sankey"]: Sept. 20, 1815: NOTICE: "Whereas James DANIEL of Hancock County, did by his Last Will lend to his Wife, Nancy Sankey DANIEL, who afterwards became my Wife, that during her life certain property..my said wife died the 18th of Jan. 1814, on which day my claim to her property expired. The Executor of James DANIEL, deceased..received the aforesaid property, except a herd of goats.. I have tolerated them and cared for them with usual care , but will consider them under my care only ten days from this notice at which time I will drive them entirely from my plantation. Signed Sept. 11, 1815: Signed: James BARROW, Esq."
CORRECT from the original: September 20, 1815 "Notice.--Whereas James DANIEL of Hancock County, did by his last will...lend to his wife, Nancy DANIEL, (who afterwards became my wife) during her life certain property...my said wife died the 18th of January 1814, on which day my claim expired...The executor of James DANIEL, deceased...received the aforesaid property, except a stock of goats...I have taken my usual care of the said Goats, but will consider them under my care only ten days after this notice. I will then drive them entirely from my plantation...Given under my hand this 11th day of September, 1815. (Signed) James BARROW"
NOTE: None of the above precludes the possibility of claims that Ann DANIEL, b. 1753, who married Absolom EILAND in 1775 in Fairfield County, South Carolina (per citation of DAR #232154), was a daughter of James DANIELL of Fairfield County, SC or that James may have married an Ann SANKEY who may have been her mother; however, no documentation for those assignments has surfaced. No Ann Nancy SANKEY of age to be James wife before 1753 has been found. Circumstantial evidence that Ann, wife of Absolom, may have been James' daughter still exists in: James' claim of a wife and two children in his 1754 petition for land in South Carolina; in Absolom EILAND's presence in South Carolina from 1754, Berkeley County, to at least 1779, Orangeburg County; in the sale of Absolom and Ann's land in Greene County, Georgia to James DANIELL in 1787, witnessed by James' son Levi; and in the naming of Levi Daniel EILAND, born about 1791 to Absolom and Ann probably in Greene County, that part which later became Hancock County. However, if Ann DANIEL is the daughter of our James DANIELL, her mother died sometime before his remarriage to Nancy HARDWICK, between 1779 and 1787.
Husband James BARROW, RS -NC 99
Born: 31 Jan 1757 - Edgecombe County, North Carolina 99
Christened:
Died: 20 Jan 1828 - Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia 99
Buried: - Barrow Lot, Oconee Cemetery, Athens. Clarke County, Georgia
Father: Thomas BARROW ( - ) 99
Mother: Elizabeth ( - ) 99
Marriage: 13 Oct 1814 99
Other Spouse: Ann (1735-1800) - 6 Jul 1785 - Edgecombe County, North Carolina
Other Spouse: Nancy HARDWICK (1758-1814) - 7 Feb 1802 - Baldwin County, Georgia
Wife Patience CRENSHAW 99
Born: 15 May 1779 99
Christened:
Died: 29 Oct 1817 99
Buried:
Father: Jesse CRENSHAW ( - ) 99
Mother: Precious CAIN ( - ) 99
Children
1 M David Chrenshaw BARROW 99
Born: 26 Jul 1815 - Baldwin County, Georgia 99
Christened:
Died: 18 Mar 1899 - Athens, Georgia 99
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Eliza POPE (1821-1855) 99
Marr: 23 Oct 1838 99
2 F Precious Patience BARROW 99
Born: 2 Sep 1817 99
Christened:
Died: 6 Jul 1847 99
Buried:
Spouse: Colonel William McKINLEY ( - )
General Notes: Husband -
On 7 Feb 1802, James BARROW married Nancy Hardwick DANIELL, widow of James DANIELL of Hancock County, Georgia.
August 2, 1815: "Georgia, Greene County. James MORRIS came before me...saith, that some time in...Dec. 1814, he being in company with a certain William HARDRIDGE, otherwise William HARDWICH, and sometimes called William H. HARDRIDGE, who told him that he..had a bond against Nancy DANIELL of Hancock County, signed while she was the widow of James DANIELL, deceased, for the amount of 1000 dollars...(Signed) James MORRIS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of June 1815. (Signed) John BROWNING, J.P. From the well known character of the above named HARDWICH, I think it probable that he holds such a bond, and have therefore taken this method to apprise the public that it is a forgery. (Signed) James BARROW." ("Genealogical Abstracts From the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, Vol. 1, 1809-1818" by Fred R. Hartz and Emilie K. Hartz, Vidalia, Georgia, 1990, p. 436)
N. B.: This record is in circulation with "Nancy DANIELL" replaced with "Mrs. Nancy Sankey DANIEL." The words "Mrs." and "Sankey" are not in the original.
September 20, 1815 "Notice.--Whereas James DANIEL of Hancock County, did by his last will...lend to his wife, Nancy DANIEL, (who afterwards became my wife) during her life certain property...my said wife died the 18th of January 1814, on which day my claim expired...The executor of James DANIEL, deceased...received the aforesaid property, except a stock of goats...I have taken my usual care of the said Goats, but will consider them under my care only ten days after this notice. I will then drive them entirely from my plantation...Given under my hand this 11th day of September, 1815. (Signed) James BARROW" ("Genealogical Abstracts From the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, Vol. 1, 1809-1818" by Fred R. Hartz and Emilie K. Hartz, Vidalia, Georgia, 1990, p. 451)
After Nancy died in 1814, James BARROW married Patience CRENSHAW, and had two children by her. James BARROW died in 1828 in Baldwin County, Georgia.
(As an aside, Patience BARROW , dau. of James and third wife Patience CRENSHAW, married Colonel William McKINLEY of Baldwin County, Georgia who was a brother to one of my GGGGgrandmothers, Louisa Caroline McKINLEY. I was looking for the James DANIELL bible last week and found that the BARROW family had donated a large amount of genealogy material to the University of Georgia, a couple of feet of it on a shelf. Their limited inventory did not mention the bible but I asked them to look for me. The inventory did include the James BARROW diary and a letter or letters between William McKINLEY and one of the BARROW sons discussing the ramifications of Georgia seceding from the Union. Tuck Wilson) (More information on Col. William McKINLEY and Patience BARROW can be found in the "History of Baldwin County, Georgia". RLD)
Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Laura Stotler Lstotler@aol.com: Will: James Barrow, 1828, Baldwin County, GA
Last Will and Testament of James BARROW, Baldwin County, GA Court of Ordinary, Will Book, Pg 272:
In the name of God! Amen, I James BARROW of the county of Baldwin and State of Georgia being in my usual state of health both of body and mind; having long since resigned all my spiritual interests to the mercy of God in Christ Jesus under whose heavenly direction I hereby dispose of all that he has given me in this World in the following manner- As soon after my death as convenient I desire my body to be buried at Beulah's by the side of my last wife (the mother of my children) all my just debts immediately paid and all my perishable property (or all except my land, negroes and what is deposited in my libre [library], sold on a suitable credit and the proceeds put on interest and applied to the future maintenance and education of my children as my Executors may judge best. My negroes I wish hired out annually at the discretion of my Executors and not set up to the highest bidder, and each family kept together as near as possible. My old negroes I desire should be taken particular care of especially my faithful old Stuard Flander and his wife Hago. To Flander I give all my wearing clothes. Let them live where they please/ they will be a blessing to any family that will do as I have done by them, at my expense. My cleared land on the east side of the river may be rented annually as long as it can be kept fenced in its present order, I wish now cleared and as little timber cut as possible, and not from a tree to a bush cut within half a mile of my Beulah House. To my son David I give my libre [library] and all my books because I wish them not scattered, but let his sister have the use of the books, and to my Daughter Patience I give my large Looking Glass, now deposited and to be kept in my library house, with my silver spoons and some glassware therein, and what else she may choose to make her legacy equal to her brother and all the rest of my estate, I wish divided equally between my two children David and Patience when David is twenty one years old and both have gotten their education if they live, and if one dies without heir the other will take the whole as I desire- My son David I desire should be kept at school in this state until he acquires as good an education as it will afford; and then if he and my Executors can agree let him be sent to the Columbian College near the City of Washington if that is in repute, or else to some other to complete his Education, if his means will afford it.- My Daughter Patience I desire my near and dear neighbor Mrs. Thomas Stubbs will take and bring her up as her own child at the expense of my estate, and what Mrs. Stubbs thinks proper she may reserve for the child's use, at the sale of my property. I loan to my nephew Jacob Barrow, to occupy himself but not subject to his debts or to dispose of in any other way, my little field two miles up the west side of the Occonee River from Milledgeville, with the small woods adjoining to it, to the road to Carter's Mills, and to cut no other timber or suffer it to be cut by others, and his choice of my houses in Milledgeville with half the lot, and the use of my libre [library] on being accountable for all the books, to which my children are to have accept, and loan none otherwise, where he is to keep a regular account of all that concerned my family or estate and account to my other Executors who will account with him to the court, this loan to continue until the first of my children shall marry or come of age and then delivered to them in good order.- Rachel and her family consisting of Rachel, Simon, Charles, Dinah, Isaac, Saressy, Nancy, Josiah and Sam, I wish delivered to Mrs. Pasty LEWIS as soon as my Executors can properly divest my business and get her receipt according to the will of her late aunt Mrs. Nancy BARROW now on record in Baldwin County. Last of all I appoint my special friends Peter STUBBS, Thomas STUBBS, William SANFORD and Jacob BARROW my Executors to execute this my last will and testament, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twentieth day of March one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven. James BARROW (Seal) My clumsy handwriting is so well known in Baldwin County that I deem it unnecessary To call any further evidence. James BARROW. But since for fear of accidents have requested my Friends to witness as follows: B. P. STUBBS } W. C. CRENSHAW } Test. Thos. HILL } Georgia } County of Ordinary March Term 1928 Baldwin County } Personally appeared in open court Baradell P. STUBBS one of the subserving witnesses to the within will who after being duly sworn, saith, that the within named Testator acknowledged and published the within instrument as his last will and Testament, that he was of sound mind and memory and that he did is freely so far as he knows, and this deponent further saith that he saw William C. CRENSHAW and Thomas HILL subscribe their names as witnesses thereto. Sworn to in Open Court this 10th day of March 1928. B. P. STUBBS Rho A GREEN CCO Recorded 10th March 1828 Rho A GREEN CCO
Also from the research of Laura Stotler of Valencia, California:
Page 7 of Vol. 1., No. 3 April 1988 issue of Barrow "An Early Southern Family" (the newsletter for the Barrow Family Association) contains information about the family of James BARROW. Included on this page is the following:
"NSDAR Patriot Index, Vol. 1, pg. 39--"James BARROW, b. 1-31-1757 d. 1-20-1828 m. Patience CRENSHAW - Pvt. - S.C."
Note: A transcript of James Barrow's Diary may be found in these volumes. He served several tours of duty during the American Revolution and saw service in North and South Carolina as well as several other States. He lived in Edgecombe County and later he lived with his brother Jacob BARROW in Halifax County, N. C. We know from other records, as well as from James' Diary that he was married 3 times: (1) Ann SUMNER, Widow of Joseph SUMNER in Edgecombe County, N. C. , (2) Nancy Hardwick DANIEL, widow of James DANIEL of Georgia, (3) Patience CRENSHAW of Georgia by whom he had a son and a daughter. There were no children by his first two wives."
Page 5 of this same volume of the Barrow "An Early Southern Family" states:
"The following is from records of: Mrs. Mary Barrow Gordon, P.O. Box #275, Bluffton, SC 29910, a direct descendant of Col. James BARROW, and from the research of Miss Carol J. Barrow, Atlanta, GA and from the "Historical Collections of GA. Chapters of NSDAR"- Vol 4"...
"James BARROW, m. (1st) Ann Sumner on 7-6-1785 in Edgecombe Co., N. C. She was a widow of Joseph SUMNER, a Tailor, in whose business James had worked for a period of time. Ann had several children when they were married but no children by her marriage to James BARROW. They moved to Burke Co., GA in November 1789. In the "Augusta Chronicle & Gazette" dated 9-23-1797, James BARROW advertised that his wife Ann "has withdrawn herself from his home and that she should not be credited against his account". Ann Sumner BARROW died 7-29-1800 in Georgia.
"James BARROW, m. (2) Nancy Hardwick DANIEL on 2-7-1802, who was the widow of James DANIEL, a very wealthy man. Nancy HARDWICK was b. 1-6-1758. There were no children by this marriage. Nancy died testate on 1-18-1814.
"James BARROW, m. (3) Patience CRENSHAW on 10-13-1814 in Baldwin County. She was b. 5-15-1779."
JAMES BARROW (as posted at: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/county/baldwin/dar.html)
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 43
page 302
Mrs. Ella Barrow Spalding.
DAR ID Number: 42807
Born in Oglethorp County, Georgia.
Wife of Bourke Spalding.
Descendant of James Barrow, Capt. Henry Hopson and Abraham Hill.
Daughter of David Crenshaw Barrow (1815-99) and Sarah Eliza Pope (1821-55), his wife, m. 1838.
Granddaughter of James Barrow and Patience Crenshaw, his wife; Middleton Pope (1794-1850) and Lucy Hopson Lumpkin (1803-88), his wife, m. 1820.
Gr.-granddaughter of Gov. Wilson Lumpkin (1783-1870) and Elizabeth Walker (1786-1819), his 1st wife, m. 1800; Henry Augustine Pope (1760-1807) and Clara Hill (1763-98), his 1st wife, m. 1787.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Lumpkin and Lucy Hopson (b. 1764), his wife, m. 1782; Abraham Hill and Christian Walton, his wife, m. 1756.
See No. 42392.
[p.302] Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Henry Hopson and Martha Neville, his wife, m. 1755.
See No. 42185.
James Barrow, (1757-1828), served as a soldier at Brandywine, Germantown and Valley Forge. His record is taken from his diary. He died in Baldwin, Ga.
"Family record from the bible of James Barrow:
James Barrow son of Thomas and Elizabeth Barrow was born 31 Jan 1757.
Anne Barrow first wife of James Barrow was born 25 October 1735.
James and Anne Barrow were married 6 July 1785.
Anne Barrow died 29th July 1800.
Nancy and James Barrow were married 7th Feb 1802.
Nancy Barrow was born 6th January 1758.
Salley Cobb died, Feb 24, 1801.
Lucinda B. Smith was born 20 Oct. 1803.
Eley Smith mother of Lucinda died 10 Nov. 1803.
Nancy Barrow 2nd wife of James Barrow died 18th Jan 1814 half after 6 o'clock evening. 56 years old.
Patience Cain Crenshaw & James Barrow were married 13th of October 1814.
David Crenshaw Barrow, first-born son of James and Patience was born 26th July 1815 at daybreak.
Precious Patience Barrow daughter_____ ______ 2 Sept 1817.
Patience Barrow wife of James Barrow. Died the 26th Oct. 1817.
James Barrow Husband of Nancy and Patience Barrow died 20th January 1828 at one o'clock PM.
Patience B. McKinley daughter of James and Patience Barrow died on the 6th day of July 1847. 20 minutes after 5:00 P.M. in perfect peace.
Bible record sworn to by Lucy Leah Redwine Feb 28, 1931.
[Family Bible Records" collected by the Elijah Clarke Chapter in 1938 (Family History Center Microfilm US/CAN #7110), http://files.usgwarchives.org/ga/baldwin/bibles/barrowjas.txt]
Husband Thomas Henry CAMERON 1276
Born: Oct 1867 - Alabama 1276
Christened:
Died: 13 Feb 1958 - Crenshaw County, Alabama
Buried:
Father: Henry Archibald CAMERON (1837-1929)
Mother: Mary Ann MERRILL (1845-1920)
Marriage: Abt 1889
Wife Mary Florence BARROW 1276
Born: Nov 1868 - Alabama 1276
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: J. B. BARROW (Abt 1845- )
Mother: M. J. (Abt 1847- )
Children
1 M Henry G. CAMERON 1276
Born: Nov 1889 - Alabama 1276
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M John T. CAMERON 1276
Born: Apr 1891 - Alabama 1276
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 U Child CAMERON
Born: Abt 1893 - Alabama
Christened:
Died: Bef 1900 - Alabama
Buried:
4 F Margaret E. CAMERON 1276
Born: Jul 1894 - Alabama 1276
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 F Mary Pearl CAMERON 1276,1898
Born: Apr 1896 - Alabama 1276
Christened:
Died: 1977 - Autauga County, Alabama 2589
Buried: - Prattville Memorial Gardens, Autauga County, Alabama 2589
Spouse: Rev. William Franklin DANIEL, USA, WWI (1894-1969) 1898
Marr: 27 Dec 1917
6 F Addie B. CAMERON 1276
Born: Aug 1898 - Alabama 1276
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
Husband Middleton Pope BARROW 2586
Born: 1 Aug 1839 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: David Chrenshaw BARROW (1815-1899) 99
Mother: Sarah Eliza POPE (1821-1855) 99
Marriage: 5 Mar 1867 - Prairie View, Florida 2586
Other Spouse: Cornelia Sarah Rosamond JACKSON (1852- ) 2586 - 24 Jun 1884 - Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia 2586
Wife Sarah Church CRAIG 2586
Born: 18 Sep 1844 - Fort Jessup, Sabine Parish, Louisiana 2586
Christened:
Died: 28 Dec 1881 - Athens, Georgia 2586
Buried:
Children
1 M Middleton Pope BARROW 2586
Born: 24 Mar 1868 - Athens, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Elizabeth Church BARROW 2586
Born: 13 Nov 1869 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 M James BARROW 2586
Born: 5 Jul 1872 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 M David Crenshaw BARROW 2586
Born: 6 Jun 1874 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 M Craig BARROW 2586
Born: 12 Jun 1876 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Middleton Pope BARROW 2586
Born: 1 Aug 1839 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: David Chrenshaw BARROW (1815-1899) 99
Mother: Sarah Eliza POPE (1821-1855) 99
Marriage: 24 Jun 1884 - Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia 2586
Other Spouse: Sarah Church CRAIG (1844-1881) 2586 - 5 Mar 1867 - Prairie View, Florida 2586
Wife Cornelia Sarah Rosamond JACKSON 2586
Born: 23 Apr 1852 - Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Florence Barkley BARROW 2586
Born: 27 Apr 1885 - Athens, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Lucy Lumpkin BARROW 2586
Born: 11 Jul 1886 - Athens, Georgia 2586
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Colonel William McKINLEY
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Precious Patience BARROW 99
Born: 2 Sep 1817 99
Christened:
Died: 6 Jul 1847 99
Buried:
Father: James BARROW, RS -NC (1757-1828) 99
Mother: Patience CRENSHAW (1779-1817) 99
Children
1 F Catherine McKINLEY
Born:
Christened:
Died: 4 Feb 1873 - Baldwin County, Georgia
Buried:
Spouse: Col R. D. B. TAYLOR ( -Bef 1873)
Husband YOUNG (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Marriage:
Wife Bessie Mae BARRS 500
Born: 11 May 1891 - Georgia 2590
Christened:
Died: 2 Sep 1972 - Bleckley County, Georgia 2590
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery
Father: William Henry BARRS (1855-1915) 500,1177
Mother: Nancy Ann Elizabeth EVANS (1858-1915) 500
Children
Husband Jesse Damascus DANIELL 302,499
AKA: Jesse D. DANIEL
Born: 3 Jul 1891 - Pulaski County, Georgia
Christened:
Died: 10 Jul 1957 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery, Bleckley County, Georgia
Father: Elijah Leroy DANIELL (1855-1906) 299,300
Mother: Sallie Louisa ARMSTRONG (1867-1906) 300
Marriage: 26 Oct 1913 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Wife Julia May BARRS 499,500
Born: 14 Aug 1897 - Pulaski County, Georgia
Christened:
Died: 9 Sep 1974 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery, Bleckley County, Georgia
Father: William Henry BARRS (1855-1915) 500,1177
Mother: Nancy Ann Elizabeth EVANS (1858-1915) 500
Children
1 F Sallie Mae DANIELS 499
Born: 16 Oct 1914 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Christened:
Died: 11 Jan 2004 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Buried:
Spouse: Robert Phillip LASSITER (1915-2003)
Marr: Bef 1935
2 F Annis DANIELL
AKA: Annice DANIELL 499
Born: 21 Sep 1917 - Bleckley County, Georgia 499
Christened:
Died: 27 Feb 2011 - Bibb County, Georgia
Buried: - Pulaski-Bleckley Memorial Gardens, Bleckley County, Georgia
Spouse: William Dan DEAN (Abt 1918-1971)
3 M William DANIELL 499
AKA: Billy DANIELS
Born: 3 Jul 1919 - Bleckley County, Georgia 499
Christened:
Died: 13 Nov 1995 - Laurens County, Georgia
Buried: - Mount Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery, Bleckley County, Georgia
Spouse: Mary Frances JONES (Abt 1922-1944) 2591
Spouse: Irene JACKSON (living)
4 F Nannie Elizabeth DANIELS 498,2591
Born: 5 Nov 1921 - Bleckley County, Georgia 498
Christened:
Died: 22 Mar 2008 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Buried: - Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery, Bleckley County, Georgia
Spouse: Pvt Cecil Asborn NESMITH, USA, WWII (1920-1998)
Marr: Bef 1944
5 M Ralph DANIELS 498
Born: 1923 - Bleckley County, Georgia 498
Christened:
Died: 1987
Buried: - Pulaski-Bleckley Memorial Gardens, Bleckley County, Georgia
Spouse: Doris (1925-1998)
6 F Minnie Inez DANIELS (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Talmadge Guy PIPKIN (1922-1995) 110
7 M Jesse Frank DANIELS (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Tennie Agnes HEATH (living)
8 M James Emmett DANIEL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Nattie Carol FLYNN (Abt 1933-2001)
9 M Robert Austin DANIELS, KOREA 2591
Born: Abt 1932 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Christened:
Died: 6 Nov 2007 - Bibb County, Georgia
Buried: - Butler Memorial Cemetery, Taylor County, Georgia
Spouse: Eleanor Franklin MEADOWS (living)
10 M Lamar DANIELS (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Geraldine WOOD (living)
11 M Harold DANIELS (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
12 M Thomas Irvin DANIELS (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Linda Karleen SIMPSON (living)
Spouse: Wanda Lynn FLOYD (living)
General Notes: Husband -
Jesse, his brother, William A., and sister, Mary L., are named in the household of their Uncle Hugh ARMSTRONG and family in the 1910 census. Hugh F. is his uncle and guardian, the brother of their mother, Sarah Armstrong DANIELL.
1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Pulaski County, Cary; Series: T624 Roll: 208 Page: 222: 44 44 ARMSTRONG Hugh F. M W 48 M1 20 GA NC GA Farmer General Farm; ...; DANIEL William A. Nephew M W 21 S GA GA GA Farm laborer; -- Jesse D. Nephew M W 18 S GA GA GA Farm laborer; -- Mary L. Niece F W 16 S GA GA GA.
Jesse married Julia May BARRS on 26 December 1913. Twelve children were born to them. They also raised from infancy their granddaughter Billie Sue DANIEL after her mother was killed in 1944 by an accidentally discharged gun being handled by her father. Billie Sue's prents were William DANIEL and Mary Frances JONES.
1920 U.S. Census, Georgia, Bleckley County, Trippville; Series: T625 Roll: 236 Page: 219: Fm 37 38 DANIELL Jesse D. Head M W 28 M GA GA GA Farmer General farm; -- Julia Wife F W 22 M GA GA GA; -- Sallie Mae Dau F W 5 S GA GA GA; -- Annice Dau F W 2+3/12 S GA GA GA; -- William Son M W 6/12 S GA GA GA. Also on this page are the families of William H. and Ruth BARRS, next door, John and Laura BARRS, two homes away, and Yancy M. and Minnie BARRS, five homes away.
1930 U.S. Census, Georgia, Bleckley County, Cary's Dist; Series: T626 Roll: 340 Page: 75: 200 204 DANIELS Jessee [sic] Head M W 38 M 22 GA GA GA Manager Dairy farm; -- Julia Wife F W 32 M 17 GA GA GA; -- Sallie M. Dau F W 16 S GA GA GA; -- Annis [sic] Dau F W 12 S GA GA GA; -- Billie Son M W 11 S GA GA GA; -- Elizabeth Dau F W 8 S GA GA GA; -- Ralph Son M W 6 S GA GA GA; -- Inez Dau F W 5 S GA GA GA; -- Jessee [sic] F. Son M W 16/12 S GA GA GA.
"United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K722-6RY : accessed 08 Nov 2012), Jessie Daniel, Militia District 388, Bleckley, Georgia, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 12-5, sheet 1B, family 22, NARA digital publication T627, roll 643:
Daniel Jessie head M 46 Georgia
-- Julia wife F 43 Georgia
-- Billie son M 20 Georgia
-- Ralph son M 16 Georgia
-- Inez daughter F 14 Georgia
-- Frank son M 11 Georgia
-- Emmette son M 8 Georgia
[next page, "s" added to surname. RLD]
Daniels Bob son M 7 Georgia
-- Lamar son M 6 Georgia
-- Harrell son M 5 Georgia
This family lived in Bleckley County, Georgia on 1 April 1935.
Jesse and Julia are buried in the Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery in Bleckley County, Georgia. A picture of their shared headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 52483285 created by: Robert Daniell on May 17, 2010:
DANIEL
Jesse D. JULIA B.
JULY 3, 1891 AUG. 14, 1897
JULY 10, 1957 SEPT. 9, 1974
Although Jesse's father and mother used the DANIELL surname, Jesse's family became DANIEL.
The DANIELL family headstones in Bleckley County reveal a most interesting evolution of the family surname within a single generation. Of the three sons of Eliajah and Sarah Daniell, two are buried near Elijah Leroy DANIELL, Sr., in the Evergreen Baptist Church Cemetery, Elijah, Jr. as DANIELL, William Anderson as DANIELS, and the third is buried in the Antioch United Methodist Cemetery, Jesse Damascus as DANIEL.
General Notes: Wife -
DANIEL
Jesse D. JULIA B.
JULY 3, 1891 AUG. 14, 1897
JULY 10, 1957 SEPT. 9, 1974
Although Jesse's father and mother used the DANIELL surname, Jesse's family became DANIEL and DANIELS.
Husband William Henry BARRS 500,1177
Born: 12 Feb 1855 - Georgia
Christened:
Died: 5 Nov 1915 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Buried: - Mount Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery
Father: John BARRES (Abt 1823- ) 1177
Mother: Rebecca Elizabeth ARNOLD (1824- ) 1177
Marriage: 14 Dec 1876 - Twiggs County, Georgia
Wife Nancy Ann Elizabeth EVANS 500
Born: 28 Jan 1858 - Georgia
Christened:
Died: 20 Nov 1915 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery
Children
1 F Mary Nancy BARRS
Born: 4 Feb 1878
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M John Robert BARRS 500
Born: 7 Sep 1882 - Pulaski County, Georgia 1176
Christened:
Died: 28 Mar 1947 - Bleckley County, Georgia 1176
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery 1176
Spouse: Laura J. (1882-1957) 1178
3 F Mattie B. BARRS
Born: 20 Oct 1884
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 M Yancy Morgan BARRS 500
Born: 4 Aug 1886 - Georgia
Christened:
Died: 1968
Buried: - Mount Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery
5 M James Stephen BARRS 500
Born: 25 Jul 1888 - Georgia
Christened:
Died: 17 Jun 1962
Buried: - Mount Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery
6 F Bessie Mae BARRS 500
Born: 11 May 1891 - Georgia 2590
Christened:
Died: 2 Sep 1972 - Bleckley County, Georgia 2590
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery
Spouse: YOUNG (living)
7 M George Mark BARRS 2592
Born: 5 Nov 1893 - Georgia 2592
Christened:
Died: 15 May 1896 - Georgia 2592
Buried: - Mount Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery
8 M Evans B. BARRS
Born: 2 Feb 1895 - Georgia
Christened:
Died: 13 May 1895
Buried: - Mount Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery
9 F Julia May BARRS 499,500
Born: 14 Aug 1897 - Pulaski County, Georgia
Christened:
Died: 9 Sep 1974 - Bleckley County, Georgia
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery, Bleckley County, Georgia
Spouse: Jesse Damascus DANIELL (1891-1957) 302,499
Marr: 26 Oct 1913 - Bleckley County, Georgia
10 M William Henry BARRS, Jr. 500
Born: 2 Aug 1899 - Georgia
Christened:
Died: 17 Nov 1980 - Georgia
Buried: - Antioch United Methodist Church Cemetery
General Notes: Husband -
1870 U.S. Census, Georgia, Pulaski County, Hawkinsville; Series: M593 Roll: 170 Page: 485:
1386 1386 BARRS James 74 M W Planter --- 100 NC;
-- Ann 50 F W K. house GA;
-- Wm. 14* N W F labor GA;
-- James 6* M W GA.
*Children of George Granberry BARRS, d. 1866: William Joshua and James Grover, raised by James and Ann Pipkin BARRS)
On the same page, living two households away is Harry BARRS, 15, farm labor, in the home of Jno W., 31, and Faith, 31, WATERS. (Is this the missing William Henry BARRS, age 6 in 1860 census above?)
1880 U.S. Census, Georgia, Pulaski County, Trippville; Series: T9 Roll: 162 Page: 386: 712 712 Henry BARS Self M Male W 24 GA Farmer GA GA; Nancy BARS Wife M Female W 22 GA Keeps House GA GA; Nettie BARS Dau S Female W 2 GA GA GA. (Family History Library Film 1254162 NA Film Number T9-0162 Page Number 386C, verified on census page. RLD) William Henry and Nancy BARRS' daughter born in 1878 is named Mary Nancy according to family. Was "Nettie" a nickname for this child?
1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, Pulaski County, Cary; Series: T623 Roll: 217 Page: 103: 75 79 BARRS William H. Head W M Feb 1855 45 M 28 GA GA GA Farmer; --, Nancy A. Wife W F Jan 1858 42 M 23 11 6 GA GA GA; --, John R. Son W M Sept 1882 17 S GA GA GA Farm labor; --, Yancy M. Son W M Aug 1886 13 S GA GA GA; --, James S. Son W M July 1888 11 S GA GA GA; --, Bessie M. Dau W F May 1891 ( S GA GA GA; --, Julia M. Dau W F Aug 1897 2 S GA GA GA; --, William H. Jr. Son W M Aug 1899 9/12 S GA GA GA. This census indicates eleven children born to William and Nancy, six alive in 1900. Ten children are known so far.
The family in 1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Pulaski County, Cary; Series: T624 Roll: 208 Page: 234. Same page is their son, Yancy M. BARRS and family.
Husband Richard Park FRICKS, Jr. (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Richard Park FRICKS (1901-Abt 1972)
Mother: Belva CHAPMAN (1907-1968)
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Wife Genevive BARTLETT (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Alexander Bartlett FRICKS (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Henry T. BARTLETT 2593
Born: Abt 1874 - Alabama 2593
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Marriage: Abt 1904
Wife Mary A. GLAZE 2593,2594
Born: May 1881 - Alabama 2594
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Father: GLAZE ( -Bef 1890)
Mother: Daisy RICE (1860- ) 2595
Children
1 F Daisy R. BARTLETT 2593
Born: Abt 1908 - North Carolina 2593
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Adams St 418 130 149 BARTLETT Henry T. Head M W 36 M1 6 AL CT AL Cashier Bank;
-- May R. Wife F W 28 M1 6 1 1 AL GA AL;
-- Daisy R. Dau F W 16/12 S NC AL AL.
1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Montgomery County, Ward 5, Montgomery; Series: T625 Roll: 36 Page: 95:
9 54 56 BARTLETT Henry T. Head M W 44 M AL CT NC Cashier First National Bank;
-- Mary Wife F W 36 M AL GA AL;
-- Daisy Dau F W 11 S AL AL AL.
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Husband James Robert BURGESS 2596
Born: 30 Oct 1879 - Colquitt County, Georgia 2596
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Died: 13 Mar 1952 - Thomas County, Georgia
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Father: James Madison BURGESS, CSA (1843-1923) 2597
Mother: Eliza Ann Camille HEARNDON (1846-1936) 1702,2597,2598
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Wife Autrey Ethel BARTLEY
Born: 15 Sep 1900
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Died: 22 May 1981 - Albany, Georgia
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1 M Robert Harold BURGESS (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Treutlen M. WANNAMAKER 2445
Born: Jul 1884 - South Carolina 2543
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Father: Whitfield Wesley WANNAMAKER (1851- ) 2445,2539,2540
Mother: Ella Louisa BANKS (1855-Bef 1910) 2445,2543
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Wife Belle BARTON (details suppressed for this person)
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1 F Sarah Louise WANNAMAKER (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Major John Jones SALLEY, Sr. 14,58,1397
Born: 2 Mar 1809 - Orangeburg County, South Carolina 990
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Died: 9 Jul 1880 990
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Father: Capt. George Elmore SALLEY (1788-1828) 2599
Mother: Margaret Lockhart JONES (1788-1861) 14,1942
Marriage: 1871 990
Other Spouse: Mary Elizabeth MOSS (1812-1861) 14,1399 - 1832 - South Carolina 1399
Wife Frances BARTON 990
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Died: 1873 990
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Children
1 F Frances Barton SALLEY 767
Born: Oct 1872 767
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Spouse: McNAIR (living)
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Husband Edward McCrady CLAYTOR 2041
Born: 25 Aug 1895 2041
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Died: 20 Jan 1968 - Richland County, South Carolina
Buried: - St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Father: Dr. Hubert CLAYTOR, M.D. (1863-1954) 2041,2051
Mother: Mary Huguenin CLARKSON (1874-1963) 2018,2040
Marriage: Abt 1923
Other Spouse: Virginia DREHER (1896-1920) - Abt 1916
Wife Helen Thurston BARTON
Born: 2 Jul 1900
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Died: 8 Oct 1980 - Richland County, South Carolina
Buried: - St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Children
1 M Child CLAYTOR
Born: 6 Feb 1925 - Richland County, South Carolina
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Died: Abt 1925 - Richland County, South Carolina
Buried: - St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery
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"Rev. Edward McCrady Claytor
8-25-1895 - 1-20-1968"
(http://sciway3.net/clark/richland/cemstjohn.html)
General Notes: Wife -
"Helen Barton ,Wife of Edward McC. Claytor
7-2-1900 - 10-8-1980"
(http://sciway3.net/clark/richland/cemstjohn.html)
Husband Theopholus Fisk BARTON
Born: 16 Aug 1836
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Died: 8 Apr 1912
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Marriage: Abt 1872
Other Spouse: Ellen RAYSOR (1860-1942) - Abt 1883
Wife Mary Anna RAYSOR
Born: 18 Sep 1849
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Died: 23 Aug 1876
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Father: Thomas RAYSOR, Jr. (1827-1896)
Mother: Cornelia Erwin AYER (1828-1865)
Children
Husband Theopholus Fisk BARTON
Born: 16 Aug 1836
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Died: 8 Apr 1912
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Marriage: Abt 1883
Other Spouse: Mary Anna RAYSOR (1849-1876) - Abt 1872
Wife Ellen RAYSOR
Born: 16 Jul 1860
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Died: 22 Aug 1942
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Father: Thomas RAYSOR, Jr. (1827-1896)
Mother: Cornelia Erwin AYER (1828-1865)
Children
Husband Thomas Levi FLOYD
Born: 23 Feb 1909 - Texas
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Died: 2 Oct 1993 - Arapahoe County, Colorado
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Father: Loranzo Dow "Rendy" FLOYD (1884-1964)
Mother: Sallie Alice DANIELL (1876-1938) 319
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Wife Daisy BASDEN (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Infant FLOYD
Born: 1936
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2 F Judy FLOYD (details suppressed for this person)
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"THOMAS L FLOYD 23 Feb 1909 02 Oct 1993 80014 (Aurora, Arapahoe, CO) (none specified) 462-03-9121 Texas" [SSDI] 167
Husband Samuel CORLEY
Born: Cir 1850
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Marriage: Bef 1876
Wife Louisa BASHEAR
Born: Cir 1850
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1 F Leona Elizabeth CORLEY 2600
Born: 16 Jul 1876 - Johnson County, Texas
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Died: 30 Mar 1965 - Freestone County, Texas 2441
Buried: 1 Apr 1965 - Fairfield Cemetery, Freestone County, Texas
Spouse: Americus Lee DANIEL (1873-1950) 1194,1195
Marr: 23 Feb 1896 - Freestone County, Texas
Husband Alexander BASS (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Martha LOCKETT (details suppressed for this person)
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1 F Nancy BASS
Born: Bef 1825 - Baldwin County, Georgia
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Spouse: Myles GREENE (1767-1853)
Marr: After 1809
Husband Pvt Algernon Sidney BASS, CSA
Born: 21 Jun 1841
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Died: 17 Apr 1906
Buried: - Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia
Marriage:
Wife Ella Catherine SIMMONS 1596
Born: 27 Aug 1848 1596
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Died: 2 Feb 1932
Buried: - Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia
Father: James William SIMMONS (1805-1867) 748,1596
Mother: Catherine LeGay BUTTS (1811-1889) 748,1596
Children
1 M George Algernon BASS
AKA: George E. BASS
Born: 29 Oct 1872 - Hancock County, Georgia
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Died: 13 Jun 1879 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Simmons Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia
2 F Anna LeGay BASS
Born: 6 Sep 1881
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Died: 18 Jan 1927
Buried: - Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia
Spouse: Milton Bass BROWN (living)
3 F Ora E. BASS (details suppressed for this person)
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postmaster, depot agent and storekeeper, Devereaux, Hancock Co., Ga, a station on the Macon and Augusta railway, in the western part of the county. Mr. Bass comes from good old Virginia stock, from which state his grandfather, Edmund Bass, emigrated when in his teens. Mr. Bass' father married a Miss Ingram, and settled in the western part of the county, where he reared family of four sons and five daughters: Milton, married Ann Culver, a sister of Hardy C., whose family is mentioned elsewhere, and became the father of the following children: Ann E., Mrs. Wm. Coleman, Deveareaux; W. H., Macon; A. S., the subject of this sketch; Carrie G, widow of J. W. Mote, Devereaux; George E., private Company K, Fifteenth Georgia regiment, wounded and captured at Gettysburg, died in a Federal prison; Wesley A., planter near Devereaux; Hardy W., Baldwin county; Mary J., deceased; Sallie E.; Mrs. Wm. Brown, Devereaux; Mattie L., Mrs. F. A. Hall, Milledgeville. Mrs. Bass died in 1869. She was a woman of superior qualities and is remembered by her children as a mother faithful and true to their best interests. The father lived till 1883. He early mastered the art of successfully tilling his native heath, and was regarded as an authority on all questions pertaining to agriculture. he accumulated a good estate, and in his public and private benefactions was liberal and just. He was a member and active worker in the Methodist church, and as such is remembered as being of peculiar and wonderful power in prayer. Although not an educated man, when "talking to the Lord" he had a command of language seldom surpassed. "Syd" Bass, as he is familiarly known, came to manhood on the wave that ushered in the civil war, having been born June 22, 1841. he enlisted as a private in Company K, Fifteenth Georgia regiment, in 1861. He participated in some of the hardest fought battles of the war, notably the seven days' fight around Richmond, Fredericksburg, Sharpsburg, Gettysburg, Chancellorsville and Second Manassas, and wears the marks of two Yankee bullets, having been wounded in the shoulder at Sharpsburg, and in the thigh at Second Manassas. Witnessing the surrender of his beloved chieftain at Appomattox, he returned home, gladly laying down the implements of war to engage in the industries of peace. The business of Mr. Bass since the war has been such as to give him a large acquaintance in the county, among whom he is regarded as a faithful and conscientious official. He is a democrat, is a Mason and belongs to the Methodist church. The marriage of Mr. Bass was consummated with Miss Ella C. Simmons in 1872, who is the mother of three children: George E., died in infancy; Anna le Gay and Ora E., young ladies at home. [Memoirs of Georgia, Volume 1, Historical Society of Georgia, 1895]
Algernon Sidney Bass is buried in Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Devereux, Hancock County, Georgia. A picture of his headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 14929094:
ALGERNON SIDNEY
BASS
BORN
JUNE 21, 1841
DIED
APR. 17, 1906
The memorial links to a son, George Algernon BASS (1872 - 1879).
General Notes: Wife -
Ella Catherine SIMMONS married A.S. [Algernon Sidney] Bass.
"The marriage of Mr. Bass was consummated with Miss Ella C. Simmons in 1872, who is the mother of three children: George E., died in infancy; Anna le Gay and Ora E., young ladies at home." Memoirs of Georgia, Volume 1, Historical Society of Georgia, 1895 [http://www.georgiagenealogy.org/hancock2/citizens.html]
Ella is buried in Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Devereux, Hancock County, Georgia. A picture of her gravestone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 14929106:
ELLA CATHERINE SIMMON
WIFE OF
ALGERNON SIDNEY BASS
AUG. 27, 1848 - FEB. 2, 1932
"NONE KNEW HER BUT TO LOVE HER,
NONE NAMED HER BUT TO PRAISE."
Husband Milton Bass BROWN (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Anna LeGay BASS
Born: 6 Sep 1881
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Died: 18 Jan 1927
Buried: - Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia
Father: Pvt Algernon Sidney BASS, CSA (1841-1906)
Mother: Ella Catherine SIMMONS (1848-1932) 1596
Children
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Annie is buried in Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Devereux, Hancock County, Georgia. A picture of her headston is on Find A Grace Memorial# 14929083:
ANNIE LEGAY BASS
WIFE OF
MILTON BASS BROWN
SEPT. 6, 1881 - JAN. 18, 1927
THEY LOVED HER MOST,
WHO KNEW HER BEST.
Husband Cpl. Benjamin S. BASS, CSA
Born: 11 Mar 1833 - Hancock County, Georgia
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Died: 10 Apr 1908 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Marriage:
Wife Louisa M. BOYER 2601
Born: 15 Dec 1844 - Georgia
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Died: 14 Dec 1914 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Father: John BOYER (Abt 1809-Bef 1884) 2601
Mother: Saletha M. A. VEAL (Abt 1819-Bef 1870) 2601
Children
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7th Section (Enclosed with Iron Fence)
Benjamin S. Bass
Corp. Co "I" 59th Georgia Inf. CSA
Born: March 11, 1833
Died: April 10,1908
Louisa M. Boyer (Wife of Benjamin S. Bass)
Born: December 15, 1844
Died: December 14, 1914
Comments in ( ) are as on the website.
[http://files.usgwarchives.org/ga/hancock/cemeteries/b2000001.txt]
Benjamin Smith Bass
Residence Hancock County GA;
Enlisted as a Private. He transferred into "I" Co. GA 59th Infantry. On 7/15/1861 he mustered into "E" Co. GA 15th Infantry
(Roll for Feb. 1863 shows him present.Promotions: 3rd Corpl, He was Surrendered on 4/9/1865 at Appomattox Court House, VA. Other Information: born in Hancock County, GA. Born: 03/11/[18]33.
[http://www.georgiagenealogy.org/hancock2/59th.html]
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Louisa M. Boyer (Wife of Benjamin S. Bass)
Born: December 15, 1844
Died: December 14, 1914
[http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/hancock/cemeteries/b2000001.txt]
Husband Paul Morris SCHRADER (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Beverley Sue BASS (details suppressed for this person)
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1 F Paula SCHRADER (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Gregory Gene HOVEY (living)
Husband Edmund Sidney BASS 173
Born: Abt 1775 - Virginia 173
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Died: 1 Mar 1843 - Hancock County, Georgia 173
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Marriage: 28 Apr 1803 - Brunswick County, Virginia
Wife Elizabeth H. INGRAM 173,175
Born: Abt 1784 - Virginia 173,175
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1 M James A. BASS 173,296
Born: 24 Jul 1807 - Virginia 296
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Died: 10 May 1883 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Cemetery
Spouse: Catherine CHOICE (Abt 1810-Bef 1860) 173,296
Marr: 24 Sep 1829 - Hancock County, Georgia 173
Spouse: Bettie B. (Abt 1831- ) 297
Marr: Bet Jun 1860 and Jun 1870
2 M Ingram BASS 172
AKA: John Ingram BASS 173
Born: Abt 1812 - Georgia 172
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Died: Bef Jun 1870 174
Buried:
Spouse: Martha CHOICE (Abt 1815-Bet 1850/1855) 172,173
Marr: Abt 1832
Spouse: Julia A. HUDSON (Abt 1822- ) 173,175
Marr: 30 May 1855 - Hancock County, Georgia
General Notes: Husband -
Lee County Ga. 1827 GEORGIA LAND LOTTERY, Lee County Drawers - Surnames A & B, "Reprint of Official Register of Land Lottery of Georgia 1827" Compiled and Published by Miss Martha Lou Houston, Columbus, Georgia, printed by Walton-Forbes Company, Columbus, Georgia 1928.
1 4 131 Bass, Burrel Wilkinson County Show Lee
1 8 69 Bass, Edward S. sol. Hancock County Bishops Lee
1 9 115 Bass, Elizabeth wid. Newton County Trammells Lee
1 30 11 Bass, Ingram Dekalb County Smiths Lee
1 10 152 Bass, Jesse soldier Burke County Lynchs Lee
1 28 184 Bass, John Jasper County Owens Lee
1 5 135 Bass, Nancy lunatic Hancock County Bishops Lee
1 30 97 Bass, Richard Gwinnett County Robertsons Lee
1 13 180 Butt, Wm. M. Warren County Bulls Lee
1 9 183 Butts, James R.S. Hancock County 101st Lee
1 1 133 Butts, James J. Hancock County 101st dist Lee
1 17 29 Butts, James J. Hancock County 101st Lee
[http://files.usgwarchives.org/ga/lee/deeds/lottery/1827/lee-ab.txt]
1830 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County; Series: M19 Roll: 18 Page 147:
[This census alphabetized by first letter of the surname and provides no indication of proximity or location of the families.]
145 12 Butts Thomas E. 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
145 14 Bass James 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
145 15 Bass John 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
145 16 Butts Marth W. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
145 17 Butts Frederick 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 || 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
145 18 Bass Elizabeth 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 0 1 2 0 0 1[40-50 Elizabeth] 0 0 0 0 0 0
145 21 Butts Azariah 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 || 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
145 22 Butts James 1 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 || 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
146 17 Butts Matt C. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
147 9 Butts Jesse G. 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
147 13 Bass Larkin 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
147 15 Bass Edmond S. 0 0 2 1[15-20 John Ingram, b. 1812] 0 0 0 1[50-60 Edmund S.] 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 3 0 0 0 0 1*[40-50 Elizabeth] 0 0 0 0 0 0
[http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/ga/hancock/1830/pg00144.txt]
*Missing from transcription on this webpage. Verified on the original page. RLD]
Georgia: Randolph County: Early Deeds Index 1831-1839 by Lot/District Surnames A-D
BASS, Abel 5/124
BASS, Allen 6/195
BASS, Andrew 6/195, 6/157, 6/157
BASS, Charles S. 7/410
BASS, Edward S. 8/69
BASS, John B. 11/125
BASS, Reuben 5/124
BASS, Rouel R. 6/__
BASS, Rowel R. 9/127
BASS, Rowell R. 6/152, 9/193, 8/200, 6/76
[http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/randolph/deeds/indxa-d.txt]
Georgia: Randolph County: Deeds - Deed Books A, B, C District 8 part 1
EDWARD S. BASS of Hancock Co. to LEMUEL C. COPPAGE of Randolph Co. Lot. #69, 8th Dist. Wit.: Nicholas Lamer, Wilkins Smith, J.I.C. Sept. 8, 1836/May 16, 1838. [http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/randolph/deeds/distr8a.txt]
Father and son?
1840 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, District 101; Series: M704 Roll: 43
Page: 208: Line 5 Edmund L.* BASS . . . . 1 . . . 1[60-70 Edmond Sidney, b. 1775] . . . . . . 1 1 1 . 1[40-50] 1[50-60 Elizabeth H. Ingram, b. abt 1784] . . . . .
[*The original page is definitely "Edmund S. Bafs." RLD]
1840 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, District 101; Series: M704 Roll: 43
Page: 214: Line 10 Ingram BASS 2 1 . . 1[20-30 Ingram, b. 1812] . . . . . . . . . . . . 1[20-30 Martha Choice, b. 1815] . . . . . . . .
Next door:
214 11 Elizabeth BASS . . . . 1[20-30 Benjamin, b. abt 1819, living next door to Elizabeth, 65, in 1850?] . . . . . . . . . . . . 1[20-30] . 1[40-50, b. 1790-1800] . . . . . .
[http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/hancock/census/1840/1840hanc.txt]
Edmund died 1 March 1843 in Hancock County, Georgia.
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When Elizabeth, the wife of Edmund S. BASS died is uncertain. One website says she died 06 May 1848 in Hancock Co. Georgia, but censuses indicate she may have died after 1860, probably in Smith County, Texas. The question appears to be what is the relationship of the two Elizabeth BASS to each other and the family of Edmund S. BASS.
Interpreting the 1830 census, Edmund S. and Elizabeth BASS had 6 children, three boys and 3 three girls. Only two have been identified. James A., born 1807, and John Ingram, born about 1812.
There are two Elizabeth BASS in the 1830 census of Hancock County, Georgia, both age 40-50, one apparently a widow, the other enumerated in the household of Edmond S. BASS
1830 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County; Series: M19 Roll: 18 Page: 145
18 Elizabeth Bass 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 0 1 2 0 0 1[40-50 Elizabeth] 0 0 0 0 0 0
Page: 147: 15 Edmond S. Bass 0 0 2 1[15-20 John Ingram, b. 1812] 0 0 0 1[50-60 Edmond S.] 0 0 0 0 0 || 0 3 0 0 0 0 1*[40-50 Elizabeth H. INGRAM] 0 0 0 0 0 0
[*Verified as 1 on the original page, but shown as 0 on the transcription at http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/ga/hancock/1830/pg00144.txt. This census is alphabetized by the first letter of the surname and provides no indication of the location or proximity of residences.RLD]
Two Elizabeth BASS are also in Hancock County in 1840. Edmund's wife is age 50-60, but the other Elizabeth is still 40-50.
1840 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County; District 101; Series: M704 Roll: 43 Page: 208:
Line 3 Geore [sic] M. BUTTS 2 . . .1. . . . . . . . || . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . .
Line 5 Edmund S.* BASS . . . . 1 . . . 1[60-70 Edmond Sidney, b. 1775] . . . . || . . 1 1 1 . 1[40-50] 1[50-60 Elizabeth H. Ingram, b. abt 1784] . . . . .
Line 10 Jesse G. BUTTS 1 1 . 2 . . 1 . . . . . . || 2 1 1 . . 2 . . . . . . .
Page: 214:
Line 10 Ingram BASS 2 1 . . 1[20-30 Ingram,b. 1812] . . . . . . . . || . . . . 1[20-30 Martha Choice, b. 1815] . . . . . . . .
Line 11 Elizabeth BASS . . . . 1[20-30 Benjamin in the 1850 census?, b. abt 1819] . . . . . . . . || . . . . 1[20-30] . 1[40-50, Elizabeth, b. 1790-1800] . . . . . .
*The original page is "Edmund S. Bafs." Edmund L. BASS is listed at http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/ga/hancock/1840/index.txt. RLD
The 1850 Hancock County census lists only one Elizabeth BASS, age 65, born about 1785, in Virginia.
1850 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, 104 Division; Series: M432 Roll: 72 Page: 14: 195 199 Bass Elizabeth 65 F Farmer 1,000 Virginia.
Next door:
196 200 Bass Benjamin 31 M Farmer 1,500 Georgia
196 200 Parker Stephen 18 M Farmer 1,500 Georgia
196 200 Parker William 16 M Ga
In 1860, an Elizabeth BASS, 72, born in Virginia [abt 1788?], lives in the home of [John] Ingram BASS in Smith County, Texas. This appears to be Ingram's mother, Elizabeth H. Ingram BASS, widow of Edmund Sidney BASS.
Notes: Marriage
Husband Lonnie Franklin WATTS, USA, WWI 63,807,808
Born: 14 Jul 1892 - Heard County, Georgia 251,808
Christened:
Died: 28 Oct 1977 - Troup County, Georgia 65
Buried: - Hill View Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia
Father: Mathew O. WATTS (1855-1926) 66
Mother: Mary C. DANIEL (1858-1925) 67
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Odessa HUNTER (1893-1919) - Abt 1914
Other Spouse: Annie Lillian LANGFORD (1900-1986) 65,804 - Abt 1922 - Troup County, Georgia
Wife Fannie Lue BASS 807,2201
Born: 29 Nov 1901 - Clay County, Alabama 2201
Christened:
Died: 2 Jul 1921 - Troup County, Georgia
Buried: - Mooty Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia
Father: Peletus Elmore BASS (1877-1929) 807
Mother: Sarah Viola ALLEN (1881-1941) 807,2201
Children
General Notes: Husband -
Lonnie Franklin WATTS married first Odessa HUNTER about 1914. They had two children, Grover and Clara.
WW1 draft registration--
Name: Lonnie Franklin Watts
City: Not Stated
County: Polk
State: Georgia
Birthplace: Georgia
Birth Date: 14 Jul 1892 <-- 1892 written over another number, possibly 1894
Race: Caucasian (White)
Roll: 1558383
Draft Board: 0
Dependents--wife, two children
Birthplace--Heard Co., Georgia
(Source: Robert Frigo)
World War I service: Watts, Lonnie F., Serial number 3,996,467
[http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/troup/military/ww1/other/gmt138listofwh.txt]
Odessa died 12 January 1919.
Before January 1920, Lonnie married second Fannie Lue BASS. They resided in her father's household. Lonnie's children, Grover and Clara, are with them.
1920 U.S. Census, Georgia, Troup County, LaGrange, 655 Militia Dist; Series: T625 Roll: 281 Page: 161: Lee St 12 225 241 BASS Elmore P. Head M W 44 M GA GA GA Laborer cotton mill; -- Viola Wife F W 38 M AL AL AL; -- Mattie Dau F W 17 S AL GA AL Clerk Grocery store; -- Inez Dau F W 15 S AL GA AL Spooler cotton mill; -- J. D. Son M W 9 S AL GA AL; (same household) 242 WATTS Lonnie F. Head M W 25 M GA US US Laborer Cotton mill; -- Fannie Lue Wife F W 19 M AL GA AL; -- Grover Son M
M W 47/12 S GA GA AL; -- Clara Dau F W 3 S GA GA AL.
Lonnie and Odessa's daughter Clara died 25 July 1920 in Troup County, Georgia.
Troup County Ga Archives Military Records, List Of White World War I Soldiers From Troup County 1933: Name: Watts, Lonnie F. Serial number: 3,996,467.
(<http://ftp.rootsweb.ancestry.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/troup/military/ww1/other/gmt138listofwh.txt>)
Lonnie's wife, Fannie Lue BASS, died on 2 July 1921.
The 1930 census shows Lonnie married third Annie LANGFORD about 1922. Lonnie's son, Grover is with them. They reside in the household of Annie's parents, Lee A. LANGFORD, 60, and his wife, Emma, 50. Also in the household is V. [Verlie] L. LANGFORD, 32, and his wife, Audie, 25. In the 1920 census, Annie, 19, single, lives with her parents in LaGrange, as does her brother, Verlie, 23.
1930 U.S. Census, Georgia, Troup County, LaGrange; Series: T626 Roll: 389 Page: 135:
Line 64 Taft St. 905 123 158 WATTS L. F. Head M W 32 M 24 GA GA GA Agent Insurance; -- Annie Wife F W 29 M 21 GA GA GA; -- Grover Son M W 16 S GA GA GA.
"United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K7PT-N34 : accessed 18 Oct 2012), Loomis F Watts, La Grange, Militia District 655, Troup, Georgia, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 141-14, sheet 9B, family 154, NARA digital publication T627, roll 715.
Loomis [sic] F. Watts head M 48 Georgia
Annie L. Watts wife F 39 Georgia
Harold F. Watts son M 10 Georgia
Edward E. Watts son M 3 Georgia
Lee A. Langford father-in-law M 74 Georgia
Emmie K. Langford mother-in-law F 63 Georgia
"LONNIE WATTS 14 Jul 1892 Oct 1977 30240 (LaGrange, Troup, GA ) (none specified) 258-10-2231 Georgia" (SSDI)
Lonnie F. WATTS's is buried in Hill View Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia. A picture of his gravestone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 97439794:
LONNIE F. WATTS
JULY 14, 1891
OCT. 28, 1977
General Notes: Wife -
Fannie WATTS, born 29 Nov 1901 in Clay County, Alabama, died 2 Jul 1921 in Troup County, Georgia at age 20 years, 7 months, 4 days, and was buried in Moody Cemetery on 3 July 1921. She was the wife of N. [sic] L. WATTS and daughter of P. E. BASS and Viola ALLEN. Informant was L. F. WATTS* ["Georgia, Deaths, 1914-1927," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JD6P-8ZL : accessed 18 Oct 2012), Fannie Watts, 02 Jul 1921.] [*Fannie is listed as the wife of L. F. WATTS in the 1920 census. "N. L." appears to be initials for another surname, partially lightened and illegible under a heavily overwritten WATTS. RLD]
Fannie is burried in Mooty Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia. Find A Grave Memorial# 63261034
===
Who is this in Hill View Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia?
"00100-03 Watts Fannie Bass [no birth date] 1941."
Husband Hamblin BASS 2602
Born: Abt 1806 - Georgia 2602
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Ed F. BASS 2602
Born: Abt 1841 - Georgia 2602
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M George P. BASS 2602
Born: Abt 1843 - Georgia 2602
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
Husband Ingram BASS 172
AKA: John Ingram BASS 173
Born: Abt 1812 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died: Bef Jun 1870 174
Buried:
Father: Edmund Sidney BASS (Abt 1775-1843) 173
Mother: Elizabeth H. INGRAM (Abt 1784- ) 173,175
Marriage: Abt 1832
Other Spouse: Julia A. HUDSON (Abt 1822- ) 173,175 - 30 May 1855 - Hancock County, Georgia
Wife Martha CHOICE 172,173
Born: Abt 1815 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died: Bet Jun 1850 and 30 May 1855
Buried:
Children
1 M Burwell I. BASS 172
Born: Abt 1836 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M 1st Sgt. John Benjamin BASS, CSA 172,173,174
AKA: Benjamin F. BASS 175
Born: Abt 1838 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died: 7 Jun 1900 - Gregg County, Texas 173
Buried: - Mt. Sylvan Cemetery, Gregg County, Texas
Spouse: Mary Golden BUTTS (1838- ) 173,175,176
Marr: 21 Apr 1859 - Hancock County, Georgia
3 M William Fraley BASS 172
Born: Abt 1840 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 F Rebecca A. BASS 172
Born: Abt 1843 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 M Tully J. BASS 172
Born: Abt 1847 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah M. (Abt 1856- ) 171,174
Marr: Abt 1868
General Notes: Husband -
Lee County Ga. 1827 GEORGIA LAND LOTTERY, Lee County Drawers - Surnames A & B, Source: "Reprint of Official Register of Land Lottery of Georgia 1827" Compiled and Published by Miss Martha Lou Houston, Columbus, Georgia, printed by Walton-Forbes Company, Columbus, Georgia 1928.
1 30 11 Bass, Ingram Dekalb County Smiths Lee [http://files.usgwarchives.org/ga/lee/deeds/lottery/1827/lee-ab.txt]
Father and son?
1840 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, District 101; Series: M704 Roll: 43 Page: 208: Line 5 Edmund L.* BASS . . . . 1 . . . 1[60-70 Edmond Sidney, b. 1775] . . . . . . 1 1 1 . 1[40-50] 1[50-60 Elizabeth H. Ingram, b. abt 1784] . . . . .
*The original page is definitely "Edmund S. Bafs." RLD
1840 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, District 101; Series: M704 Roll: 43 Page: 214: Line 10 Ingram BASS 2 1 . . 1[20-30 Ingram, b. 1812] . . . . . . . . . . . . 1[20-30 Martha Choice, b. 1815] . . . . . . . .
Next door:
214 11 Elizabeth BASS . . . . 1[20-30 Benjamin, b. abt 1819, living next door to Elizabeth, 65, in 1850?] . . . . . . . . . . . . 1[20-30] . 1[40-50, b. 1790-1800] . . . . . .
[http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/hancock/census/1840/1840hanc.txt]
1850 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, 104 District; Series: M432 Roll: 72 Page: 13: 180 184 Ingram BASS 38 M Farmer GA; Martha BASS 35 F GA; Burwell J. " 14 M GA; John B. " 12 M GA; Wm Fraley " 10 M GA; Rebecca A. " 7 F GA; Tully J " 3 M GA; Wm HUTCHINGS 25 M Overseer GA. [Four households away is the family of William R. and Lucinda BUTTS. ten households on the other side is the family of Edmund A. and Sarah Ann BUTTS. Five households from Edmund and Sarah Ann is Benjamin BASS.]
Island Creek Academy. West Hancock Co., near Lake Sinclair. Incorporated 1857. Trustess - John McGILVARY, John R. BINION, Ingram BASS, Sterling G. EVANS, John R. RESPESS, Jas. J. BUTTS and John WILCOXEN. The relationships between these families was very close. Members of these families formed a waggon train in late 1859 and headed west to Danville, Texas. From the statement of competency by J. T. BUTTS to G. B. Ellard at his home in Kilgore, Texas, on March 24, 1933: "I am 86 years old. I was born in Hancock County, Georgia, on February 8, 1847. My father's name was George Washington BUTTS and my mother's name was Charlotte BUTTS.
On Christmas Eve day 1859 my father and mother arrived at what is now known as the Danville settlement about 3 and 1/2 miles north-east of Kilgore. Calvin BROWN and a sister of mine by the name of Lizzie and myself accompanied my father on this trip from Georgia to Texas. There were about five white families that joined my father on this trip and it took eight weeks for us to come thru from Georgia. All those families settled in and around what is now known as Kilgore.
The BASS, WILCOXON, McGILVARY, and Edmund BUTTS family were the other white families that came thru in the wagon train with my father...."
1860 U.S. Census, Texas, Smith County, James Town Beat; Series: M653 Roll: 1305 Page: 40: 561 561 Ingram BASS 48 M Farmer 5000 26,000 GA; Julia " 38 F GA; Wm. " 20 M Farm laborer GA; Tully " 15 M Farm laborer GA; Frances " 1 F GA; Elizabeth " 72 F --- 9800 VA. [Lives next to son, Benjamin]
562 562 Benj F. BASS 23 M Overseer --- 400 GA [John B., 12, in 1850.]; Mary " 20 F GA; Wm " 3/12 M TX.
John Ingram BASS is not listed with his family in the 1870 census and presumed to have died. His wife, Julia, 49, and daughter, Fanny, 11, reside in the home of Julia's step-son, John Benjamin BASS.
Husband Ingram BASS 172
AKA: John Ingram BASS 173
Born: Abt 1812 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died: Bef Jun 1870 174
Buried:
Father: Edmund Sidney BASS (Abt 1775-1843) 173
Mother: Elizabeth H. INGRAM (Abt 1784- ) 173,175
Marriage: 30 May 1855 - Hancock County, Georgia
Other Spouse: Martha CHOICE (Abt 1815-Bet 1850/1855) 172,173 - Abt 1832
Wife Julia A. HUDSON 173,175
Born: Abt 1822 - Georgia 175
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Frances BASS 175
Born: Abt 1859 - Texas 175
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
Lee County Ga. 1827 GEORGIA LAND LOTTERY, Lee County Drawers - Surnames A & B, Source: "Reprint of Official Register of Land Lottery of Georgia 1827" Compiled and Published by Miss Martha Lou Houston, Columbus, Georgia, printed by Walton-Forbes Company, Columbus, Georgia 1928.
1 30 11 Bass, Ingram Dekalb County Smiths Lee [http://files.usgwarchives.org/ga/lee/deeds/lottery/1827/lee-ab.txt]
Father and son?
1840 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, District 101; Series: M704 Roll: 43 Page: 208: Line 5 Edmund L.* BASS . . . . 1 . . . 1[60-70 Edmond Sidney, b. 1775] . . . . . . 1 1 1 . 1[40-50] 1[50-60 Elizabeth H. Ingram, b. abt 1784] . . . . .
*The original page is definitely "Edmund S. Bafs." RLD
1840 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, District 101; Series: M704 Roll: 43 Page: 214: Line 10 Ingram BASS 2 1 . . 1[20-30 Ingram, b. 1812] . . . . . . . . . . . . 1[20-30 Martha Choice, b. 1815] . . . . . . . .
Next door:
214 11 Elizabeth BASS . . . . 1[20-30 Benjamin, b. abt 1819, living next door to Elizabeth, 65, in 1850?] . . . . . . . . . . . . 1[20-30] . 1[40-50, b. 1790-1800] . . . . . .
[http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/hancock/census/1840/1840hanc.txt]
1850 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, 104 District; Series: M432 Roll: 72 Page: 13: 180 184 Ingram BASS 38 M Farmer GA; Martha BASS 35 F GA; Burwell J. " 14 M GA; John B. " 12 M GA; Wm Fraley " 10 M GA; Rebecca A. " 7 F GA; Tully J " 3 M GA; Wm HUTCHINGS 25 M Overseer GA. [Four households away is the family of William R. and Lucinda BUTTS. ten households on the other side is the family of Edmund A. and Sarah Ann BUTTS. Five households from Edmund and Sarah Ann is Benjamin BASS.]
Island Creek Academy. West Hancock Co., near Lake Sinclair. Incorporated 1857. Trustess - John McGILVARY, John R. BINION, Ingram BASS, Sterling G. EVANS, John R. RESPESS, Jas. J. BUTTS and John WILCOXEN. The relationships between these families was very close. Members of these families formed a waggon train in late 1859 and headed west to Danville, Texas. From the statement of competency by J. T. BUTTS to G. B. Ellard at his home in Kilgore, Texas, on March 24, 1933: "I am 86 years old. I was born in Hancock County, Georgia, on February 8, 1847. My father's name was George Washington BUTTS and my mother's name was Charlotte BUTTS.
On Christmas Eve day 1859 my father and mother arrived at what is now known as the Danville settlement about 3 and 1/2 miles north-east of Kilgore. Calvin BROWN and a sister of mine by the name of Lizzie and myself accompanied my father on this trip from Georgia to Texas. There were about five white families that joined my father on this trip and it took eight weeks for us to come thru from Georgia. All those families settled in and around what is now known as Kilgore.
The BASS, WILCOXON, McGILVARY, and Edmund BUTTS family were the other white families that came thru in the wagon train with my father...."
1860 U.S. Census, Texas, Smith County, James Town Beat; Series: M653 Roll: 1305 Page: 40: 561 561 Ingram BASS 48 M Farmer 5000 26,000 GA; Julia " 38 F GA; Wm. " 20 M Farm laborer GA; Tully " 15 M Farm laborer GA; Frances " 1 F GA; Elizabeth " 72 F --- 9800 VA. [Lives next to son, Benjamin]
562 562 Benj F. BASS 23 M Overseer --- 400 GA [John B., 12, in 1850.]; Mary " 20 F GA; Wm " 3/12 M TX.
John Ingram BASS is not listed with his family in the 1870 census and presumed to have died. His wife, Julia, 49, and daughter, Fanny, 11, reside in the home of Julia's step-son, John Benjamin BASS.
General Notes: Wife -
Notes: Marriage
[Marriage Index: Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina 1641 - 1944, Hancock County, Georgia]
Husband James A. BASS 173,296
Born: 24 Jul 1807 - Virginia 296
Christened:
Died: 10 May 1883 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Cemetery
Father: Edmund Sidney BASS (Abt 1775-1843) 173
Mother: Elizabeth H. INGRAM (Abt 1784- ) 173,175
Marriage: 24 Sep 1829 - Hancock County, Georgia 173
Other Spouse: Bettie B. (Abt 1831- ) 297 - Bet Jun 1860 and Jun 1870
Wife Catherine CHOICE 173,296
Born: Abt 1810 - Georgia 296
Christened:
Died: Bef 1 Jun 1860 2603
Buried:
Children
1 F Sarah A. BASS 296,2603
Born: 2 Aug 1830 - Hancock County, Georgia 296
Christened:
Died: 19 Nov 1894 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Spouse: Frederick A. BUTTS (1826-1908) 1951
Marr: 21 Jan 1851 - Hancock County, Georgia 173
2 M Benjamin S. BASS 296,2603
Born: Abt 1833 - Hancock County, Georgia 296
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Elizabeth R. BASS 296
Born: 10 May 1835 - Hancock County, Georgia 296
Christened:
Died: 5 Dec 1922 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Spouse: Lt. William AMOSS, CSA (1819-1862)
4 F Elmira A. BASS 1951,2282
Born: 6 Dec 1836 - Hancock County, Georgia 1951
Christened:
Died: 24 May 1894 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Spouse: George B. AMOSS ( -Bef 1880)
5 F Martha E. BASS 1951
Born: Abt 1839 - Hancock County, Georgia 1951
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
6 F Louisa C. BASS 1951
Born: Abt 1841 - Hancock County, Georgia 1951
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
1860 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, Mayfield P O; Series: M653 Roll: 126 Page: 254: 317 350 James BASS 52 M Planter 10,000 23,000 VA; L. " 18 GA; B. S. 26 M Overseer --- 1200 GA; 317 351 Fed [sic] A. BUTTS 34 M Teacher GA; Sarah A. " 28 F GA; Jane F. " 6 F GA; Mary " 3 F GA.
1870 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, Devereux P O; Series: M593 Roll: 155 Page: 425:
1406 1414 BASS James 63 M W Farmer 960 890 GA;
-- Bettie B. 39 F W Keeping house GA.
James is buried in the Bass Cemetery, Devereux, Hancock County, Georgia:
IN MEMORY OF
JAMES BASS
BORN
July 24, 1807
DIED
May 10, 1883
General Notes: Wife -
Husband 1st Sgt. John Benjamin BASS, CSA 172,173,174
AKA: Benjamin F. BASS 175
Born: Abt 1838 - Georgia 172
Christened:
Died: 7 Jun 1900 - Gregg County, Texas 173
Buried: - Mt. Sylvan Cemetery, Gregg County, Texas
Father: Ingram BASS (Abt 1812-Bef 1870) 172
Mother: Martha CHOICE (Abt 1815-Bet 1850/1855) 172,173
Marriage: 21 Apr 1859 - Hancock County, Georgia
Wife Mary Golden BUTTS 173,175,176
AKA: Mary J. BASS,171 Mary Jane BUTTS,176,2604 Mary Jane GOLDMAN
Born: 15 Jun 1838 - Georgia 174
Christened:
Died:
Buried: - Mt. Sylvan Cemetery, Gregg County, Texas
Father: 3Lt. George Washington BUTTS (1809-1875) 176,2605
Mother:
Children
1 M William W. BASS 174,175
Born: Abt Feb 1860 - Smith County, Texas 175
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Newton Ingram BASS 174
Born: 8 Jan 1862 - Texas 174
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 M John A. BASS 171,174
Born: Abt 1864 - Texas
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 M James Choice BASS 171,174
Born: 7 May 1869 - Texas
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 M H. Fraley BASS 171
Born: 1871 - Texas 171
Christened:
Died: 1936
Buried:
Spouse: Anna Lou (living)
6 M Emmett R. BASS 171
Born: 1875 - Texas 171
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
1870 U.S. Census, Texas, Smith County, Starrville; Series: M593 Roll: 1605 Page: 388: 754 754 BASS John 32 M W Farm L GA; -- Mary 31 F W K House GA; -- William 11 M W Farm L TX; -- Newton 8 M W TX; -- John 5 M W TX; -- James 1 M W TX; BASS Julia 49 F W At home GA; BASS Fanny 11 F W At home GA. [Next door is John Benjamin's brother, Tully and family. Note: Numerous given names heavily overwritten among these entries and the Breedlove family following the Bass family. The enumerator wasn't having a good visit.]
1880 U.S. Census, Texas, Smith County, Pct 8; Series: T9 Roll: 1326 Page: 306: 168 202 BASS J. B. 42 M Farming GA GA GA; -- Mary J. W F 41 Wife M Housekeeping GA GA GA; -- W. W. W M 20 Son S At school TX GA GA; -- Newton W M 18 Son S At school TX GA GA GA; -- J. A. W M 16 Son S At school TX GA GA GA; -- J. C. W M 11 Son S At school TX GA GA; -- H. F. W M 9 Son S At school TX GA GA; -- R. E. W M 5 Son S At school TX GA GA GA; DUE T. L. W M 16 [Blank] S TX AL AL. [Two households away is John Benjamin's brother, Tully and family.]
1900 U.S. Census, Texas, Smith County, Pct 8; Series: T623 Roll: 1670 Page: 369:
232 237 BASS Benjamin F. [sic, J.] Head W M Jan 1838 62 M 40 GA GA GA Farmer; -- Mary J. wife W F June 1839 60 M 40 6 6 GA GA GA.
Next door is son H. [Henry] Fraley BASS and family.
Find A Grave Memorial# 10786721 records John Benjamin's death on June 7, 1900 and his burial in Mount Silvan Cemetery, Gregg County, Texas. It lists his service to the confederate States of America as:
"1st Sgt 11th TX Inf CSA
Proud Confederate Soldier"
General Notes: Wife -
A "Post-em" by Charles Butts, 2004-06-14, millberry@aol.com, (invalid address in 08/2009) on the Rootsweb World Connect page for Mary Golden BUTTS states:
"George Washington BUTTS of Hancock Co., GA who later moved to Rusk Co., TX adopted a child he called W.J.[sic, M. J. RLD]. She married a Mr. BASS and they had 6 sons. She called herself Mary Golden BUTTS." [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1605375&id=I72378329]
Mary Golden BUTTS married John Benjamin BASS before the 1860 census when they are listed in the Smith County, Texas census. Smith County borders Rusk County.
In 1860 Mary BASS is age 20, 1870, age 31, and 1880 age 41 named as Mary J. BASS.
Find A Grave Memorial# 41918717 lists Mary Golden Butts BASS buried in Mount Sylvan Cemetery, Gregg County, Texas. No dates of birth or death. Her husband and some of her family are also buried there.
The death certificate, filed 22 February 1936 of Mary's son Henry F. BASS of Route 3, Kilgore, Smith County, Texas lists his parents as "B. BASS" and "Mary Jane GOLDMAN." Informant for the certificate infomation was R. S.[?] BASS of Kilgore Texas. ["Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JXN1-QYS : accessed 10 July 2012), B. Bass in entry for Henry F. Bass, 1936.] [Note: The familysearch.org transcription erroneously lists "Mary Jones Goldman" but the certificate is plainly "Mary Jane Goldman." RLD]
Notes: Marriage
Husband John W. BASS
Born: Mar 1851 - Georgia
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: Bef 1877
Wife Elizabeth WELDON
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bef 1883
Buried:
Children
1 M Peletus Elmore BASS 807
Born: 20 Sep 1877 - Georgia 2201
Christened:
Died: 3 Oct 1929 - Fulton County, Georgia
Buried: - Mooty Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia
Spouse: Sarah Viola ALLEN (1881-1941) 807,2201
Marr: Abt 1901
General Notes: Husband -
John W. Bass and son Poletus [sic] work the same farm in 1900. John and wife Sarah E. have been married 17 years, indicating that Sarah is nor Peletus' mother and is a second wife to John. The census shows Sarah has had no children.
1900 U.S. Census, Alabama, Clay County, Precinct 6, Ashland; Series: T623 Roll: 8 Page: 82:
67 70 BASS John W. Head W M Dec 1851 48 M 17 GA GA GA Farmer;
-- Sarah E. Wife W F Mar 1851 49 M 17 0 0 GA GA GA;
67 71 -- Poletus E. Head W M Sept 1877 22 M 0 GA GA AL Farmer;
-- Viola Wife W F June 1881 18 M 0 AL AL AL.
General Notes: Wife -
Husband Myles GREENE
Born: 6 Jun 1767 - Brunswick County, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 31 Jan 1853 - Monroe County, Georgia
Buried: - Salem Methodist Church Cemetery
Marriage: After 1809
Other Spouse: Elizabeth HUNT (Abt 1769-1809) 2606 - 15 Oct 1789 - Greensville County, Virginia
Other Spouse: Mary JOHNS (1777-1849) - Bef 1853
Wife Nancy BASS
Born: Bef 1825 - Baldwin County, Georgia
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Alexander BASS
Mother: Martha LOCKETT
Children
General Notes: Husband -
Husband William Finis DANIEL 2441
Born: 13 May 1911 - Freestone County, Texas 2441
Christened:
Died: 23 Dec 1999
Buried: - Stewards Mill Cemetery, Freestone County, Texas
Father: Americus Lee DANIEL (1873-1950) 1194,1195
Mother: Leona Elizabeth CORLEY (1876-1965) 2600
Marriage: 2 Feb 1935 - Freestone County, Texas 2441
Wife Otie Benton BASS 2441
Born: 5 Feb 1911 - Roane, Texas 2439
Christened:
Died: Feb 2006
Buried: - Stewards Mill Cemetery, Freestone County, Texas
Father: Hosea Batson BASS (1868-1915) 2439
Mother: Mattie Benton AWALT (1873-1950)
Children
1 F Martha Joan DANIEL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Dr. Richard Glen DARR, D. C. (living)
2 M Billy Bass DANIEL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Judy Ann HIBBS (living)
General Notes: Husband -
Memorial services were held Monday at First Baptist Church of Fairfield for former mayor William Finis “Billie” DANIEL, 88, who died Thursday, Dec. 23.
Mr. DANIEL served four terms as Fairfield mayor, 1978-86, and was on the Fairfield Hospital District board of directors until resigning the post earlier this year.
Mr. Daniel is survived by his wife of 65 years, Otie Bass DANIEL, daughter Martha DARR of Fairfield, and son Billy Bass DANIEL of Fairfield."
[http://www.thefairfieldrecorder.net/news/2009-12-31/Columns/THIS_WAS_THEN.html]
Husband William PETERSON 1361
Born:
Christened:
Died: 1814 - Putnam County, Georgia 1361
Buried:
Father: John PETERSON ( -Bet 1763/1769) 1361
Mother: Martha ( - ) 1361
Marriage: Abt 11 Mar 1797 - Greensville County, Virginia 1361
Other Spouse: Sally WILLIAMSON ( - ) 1361 - Abt 7 Apr 1765 - Southampton County, Virginia 1361
Wife Sarah BASS 1361
Born: Abt 1762 1361
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Frederick A. BUTTS 1951
Born: 31 Jan 1826 - Hancock County, Georgia 1951
Christened:
Died: 29 May 1908 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Father: Parker BUTTS (1790-After 1860) 748
Mother: Martha McKISSACK (Abt 1800- ) 749
Marriage: 21 Jan 1851 - Hancock County, Georgia 173
Wife Sarah A. BASS 296,2603
Born: 2 Aug 1830 - Hancock County, Georgia 296
Christened:
Died: 19 Nov 1894 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Father: James A. BASS (1807-1883) 173,296
Mother: Catherine CHOICE (Abt 1810-Bef 1860) 173,296
Children
1 F Jane Florence BUTTS 2603,2607
Born: 23 Aug 1855 - Georgia 2607
Christened:
Died: 7 Sep 1937 - Hancock County, Georgia 2608
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery
Spouse: Stephen Peyton NORMAN (1848-1923) 2607
Marr: Abt 1880
2 F Mary Catherine BUTTS 2603
Born: 23 Mar 1858 - Georgia 2603,2609
Christened:
Died: 30 Aug 1879 - Hancock County, Georgia 2609
Buried: - Bass Family Cemetery 2609
General Notes: Husband -
In 1850, Frederick A. BUTTS, 24, resides in the household of James BASS in Hancock County, Georgia. James' oldest daughter is Sarah A., 20. Frederick is a school master. About 1853, Frederick married Sarah A. BASS. He and Sarah live next door to her father in 1860.
1860 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, Mayfield P O; Series: M653 Roll: 126 Page: 254: 317 350 James BASS 52 M Planter 10,000 23,000 VA; L. " 18 GA; B. S. 26 M Overseer --- 1200 GA; 317 351 Fed [sic] A. BUTTS 34 M Teacher GA; Sarah A. " 28 F GA; Jane F. " 6 F GA; Mary " 3 F GA.
Something different here. Fed's wife is not Sarah but Sophronia, then back to Sarah in 1880? Are Alfred, Carrie, Walter, and Lela relatives taken in after the WBTS?
1870 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, Devereux P O; Series: M593 Roll: 155 Page: 461: 1794 1808 BUTTS Fed [sic] A. 46 M W Farmer 1500 900 GA; -- Sophronia 41 F W Keeping house GA; -- Florence 19 F W At home GA [Jane F. in 1860?]; -- Alfred H. 17 M W Supt Farm GA [not in 1860 census, relation?]; -- Carrie 15 F W At school GA [not in 1860 census, relation?]; -- Walter F. 12 M W At school GA [not in 1860 census, relation?]; -- Lela 9 F W At school GA [relation?].
1880 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, 113 Militia District; Series: T9 Roll: 150 Page: 269:
213 213 BUTTS Fred A. W M 54 M Farmer GA VA GA;
-- Sarah W F 49 Wife M Keeping house GA VA GA;
AMOS Elmira W F 43 Sister-in-law Wd Keeping house GA VA GA;
-- George W M 16 Nephew GA GA GA.
1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, 116 Militia District; Series: T623 Roll: 203 Page: 63:
96 96 BUTTS Frederick Head W M Jan 1826 74 Wd 43 GA VA GA Farmer;
NORMAN Stephen P. Son-in-law W M Dec 1848 51 M 20 GA GA GA Farmer;
-- Florence Dau W F Aug 1855 44 M 20 GA GA GA;
-- Kate GrDau W F May 1887 13 S GA GA GA.
Frederick A. BUTTS, his wife Sarah A. BASS, and their daughter Mary Catherine are buried in the Bass Family Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia.
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Fredrick A. Butts
Born: January 31, 1826
Died: May 29, 1908
Mary Catherine Butts
Born: March 23, 1858
Died: August 30, 1879
Sarah A. Bass (Wife of Frederick A. Butts)
Born: August 2, 1830
Died: November 19, 1894
Comments in ( ) are as on the website.
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Husband Newton Duff CALLAWAY 2610,2611
Born: Mar 1877 - Georgia 2610
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Father: Joshua Madison Jasper CALLAWAY, CSA (1824-1900) 2611,2612
Mother: Anne E. PORTER (Abt 1832- ) 2611,2612,2613
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CALLAWAY DUFF 33 M W Single GA.
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1 M David Andrew BATCHELOR (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Ester L. BATE 2614
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Father: Samuel BATE (1818-1900)
Mother: Martha Louisa SMITH (1822-1886)
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Husband William Clarence HALBERT 2084,2086
Born: 25 Feb 1856 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky 2084
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Father: William Cottingham HALBERT (1817-1877) 2086
Mother: Lavina Ann HALBERT (1827-1911) 2086
Marriage: 27 Apr 1887 - Lewis County, Kentucky
Wife Fanny Blanche BATE 2084
Born: 17 Jun 1861 - Newport, Kentucky 2615
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Father: Samuel BATE (1818-1900)
Mother: Martha Louisa SMITH (1822-1886)
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1 M William Cecil HALBERT
Born: 2 Aug 1889 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
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2 M Major William Carter HALBERT, U.S.A., WWI, WWII 2084
Born: 25 Mar 1891 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky 2084
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Died: 1958 - Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida
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Spouse: Mary Jane COLE (1897-1917)
Marr: 17 Aug 1915
Spouse: Rowena Anne McEWAN (1894- )
Marr: 16 Jun 1924 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
Spouse: Norma Gertrude BRAWLEY (1907-1974)
Marr: 24 Dec 1941 - Texas
3 M John Bate HALBERT 2084
Born: 1 Feb 1893 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky 2084
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Spouse: Tillie Parker WILSON (1893- ) 2616
Marr: 6 Dec 1911
4 M Harlan Russell HALBERT 2084
Born: 12 Aug 1896 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky 251,2084
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Died: Jul 1970 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky 251
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Spouse: Anna Jane O'NEAL (1901- )
Marr: 14 Jun 1925 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
5 F Frances Aileen HALBERT 2413
Born: 12 Nov 1901 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
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Died: 28 Oct 1996 - Greenup County, Kentucky
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Spouse: PFC James Dallas ATKINSON, USA, WWI (1899- )
Marr: 30 Jun 1925 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
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JUDGE WILLIAM C. HALBERT. who is the present incumbent of the office of judge of the circuit court of the Twentieth Kentucky (District, is a lawyer of prominence and influence in Lewis county, Kentucky. He was born on a farm fourteen miles west of Vanceburg on the 25th of February, 1856, hut his parents removing to Vanceburg six weeks after his birth he has since that time made his home in Vanceburg, and has seen it grow from a hamlet of twelve houses to its present size and importance. In this growth judge HALBERT has taken and contributed an active and generous part, and, like his father, has ever been one of the most public spirited and important factors in the growth of his native city.
Judge HALBERT is a son of William C. HALBERT and Lavina A. HALBERT, who were cousins. They were both born and reared in Lewis county, Kentucky, their parents on each side having been born in Bourbon county, this state, and their parents on each side having come from Culpeper county, Virginia, in the early settlement of Kentucky to the central part of the present state of Kentucky. Isaac HALBERT, the great-grandfather of Judge HALBERT, was a native of Scotland, born not far from the English border or boundary line, from whence he came to Virginia prior to the Revolutionary war, settling first near Alexandria in Fairfax county, where he married Elizabeth O'Daniel, and then moved to Culpeper county in that state, where he continued to reside until he removed to Kentucky in March, 1785. He served as a private soldier from 1785, as stated, Isaac HALBERT emigrated to Kentucky, moving his family and household goods by land from Culpeper county up the waters of the Potomac to Pittsburg, and then by what was known as a family or house boat he made his slow journey to what was then called Limestone, now Maysville, where he landed and took the old Buffalo trail or road to Boonesborough station, or fort, where he lived for the next three years, and in which his eldest daughter, Catharine, and perhaps one of his sons, was born in May, 1787. In April, 1785, Isaac HALBERT located and surveyed various tracts of land, by virtue of treasury warrants obtained by him from the state of Virginia, aggregating about three thousand acres. These lands were situated in the vicinity of the station where he then lived and are now in Bourbon, Clark and Jessamine counties, this state, but then in Fayette county, Virginia. Daniel Boone, then deputy surveyor of Fayette county, Virginia, surveyed one of these tracts of land for him, and his survey and plat are now on file in the records of the land office at Frankfort, Kentucky. He was a friend of Boone and Simon Kenton, and bore his part in the struggle to wrest the new country of his adoption from the Indians and to make it a state. In 1799 he purchased four thousand nine hundred acres of land on Salt Lick creek, in what is now Lewis county, but was then Mason county in this state. and in the winter of 1800 lie erected a dwelling house on this land at the forks of Salt Lick creek, seven miles west of Vanceburg, and in the spring of 1801 he moved into this house, which was the third house built in what is now Lewis county. He continued to reside on this land until his death, in 1825, and he is buried in sight of his home where he died. He was a member of the first petit jury that was ever impaneled in the Lewis circuit court, in July, 1807. His wife was born in Virginia, of Irish stock on both sides, and she survived her husband twenty-two years, dying in 1847, in her eighty-seventh year. Isaac and Elizabeth HALBERT became the parents of nine sons and three daughters, all of whom reached maturity, and six of their sons served as volunteer soldiers in the war of 1812 in various Kentucky regiments; three of them were at the battle of the Thames, and one served as a marine on board of Perry's fleet in the memorable battle of Lake Erie. Stephen HALBERT, grand father of Judge HALBERT, was one of the sons who responded promptly to the call of Governor Shelby and marched with him to the Thames and helped to end the war with honor and victory in that section of the Northwest Territory. Another of their sons became a member of the colony that settled in Texas in 1828, and received a league of land on the Brazos river from the Spanish government for settling on it. He afterward served in the war between Mexico and Texas, and subsequently served as circuit judge in his adopted state.
Stephen HALBERT, the paternal grandfather of Judge HALBERT, was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky, in March, 1793, and came with his parents to Lewis county in the spring of 1801. He married Mary Cottingham in that county in April, 1813, who died in 1829, at the early age of thirty-two. She was born also in Bourbon county, the daughter of William Cottingham and his wife, Mary Johnson, who emigrated from Snow Hill, Worcester county, Maryland, and settled in Bourbon county in an early day. -rents did, and his wife came from England, or was of English descent. To Stephen HALBERT and his wife, Mary Cottingham, were born eight children, five boys and three girls, and of this number William C. HALBERT, father of the judge, was the second in order of birth. He was born in Lewis county on February 20, 1817, and was there reared to maturity on a farm. When barely of age he served as deputy sheriff of St. Francis county, Arkansas, for three years. Resigning this position on account of ill health he returned to Kentucky, and shortly after his return he was appointed acting sheriff of Lewis county, all the county officers being then appointed and not elected, and he continued to discharge the duties of sheriff, and without any deputy, for six years to the entire satisfaction of the court and the people. It is said that he never returned a warrant not executed if the person named in the warrant was in Lewis county:, that he never summoned any one to help him arrest a person for whom he had a warrant, and that he never carried a pistol while acting as sheriff; and that he promptly collected and accounted for all public taxes and moneys that came or should have come to his hands as collector.
He read law and was admitted to the bar in 1856, and then removed from his farm to Vanceburg where he made his home and engaged in the active practice of his profession until his death, in September, 1877. He was elected and served as county attorney of Lewis county in 1862, and again in 1870, and served eight years in all. He was nominated in 1852 for state senator by the Wig party from the Fleming and Lewis district, but declined the nomination because of ill health. In 1865 he was nominated by the Democratic party for state senator from the Mason and Lewis district and was elected and served four years. He declined a renomination from that party in 1869, on account of ill health and the demands of his private business. He was the leader of the Wig party in Lewis county until the demise of the party. He then became a member of the Democratic party and continued the leader of it in Lewis county until his decease. He had a talent for liking politics and could lead and organize his party as but few men could in his day or since then in Lewis county. He never, drank, used , tobacco or gambled, was a strict member and elder in his church and one of his diversion was playing politics; but never sought office for himself and when made a race at all he was drafted to help out his party and head a forlorn hope, he having always belonged to the minority party in Lewis county. He was never defeated when he did run for office.
He was a very successful lawyer and enjoyed a wide reputation and large practice in Lewis county, where he was on one side of every important case tried in that county for years prior to his death. He procured the passage of the law that secured the removal of the county seat from Clarksburg to Vanceburg, and to his efforts almost alone does Vanceburg now enjoy the honor of being the county seat. He was the father of the turnpike road system and the bridge law of Lewis county, under which more than one hundred miles of turnpike were built and many bridges erected over all the main streams in the county. He gave the site for the court house and jail to the county. He also gave the site for the Christian church, of which he was an elder, in Vanceburg. He was a charter member of Polar Star Lodge, No. 363, F. & A. M., and of Burns Chapter, No. 74, of Vanceburg. He built the flouring mill in Vanceburg and many of the dwelling houses therein, and took an active and intelligent interest in building up the town, of which at one time he owned practically half the land in it.
Judge William C. HALBERT was the fifth in order of birth in a family of nine children, and he was six weeks old at the time his parents settled in Vanceburg in April, 8~6. He attended the public schools of Vanceburg and for two years attended the National Normal School at Lebanon, Ohio. When seventeen years of age he began reading law under his father and in May, 1874, when slightly over eighteen years of age, was admitted to the bar. In the fall of 1874 he returned to school at Lebanon. Ohio, and remained there until June, 1875, when he returned home and began the active practice of his profession as a partner of his father, whom he continued to practice until the death of his father in September, 1877. For three terms he served as city, attorney of Vanceburg, and in .August, 189o, was elected county attorney of Lewis county; was reelected in November, 1894, and again in November, 1897, serving until January, 1901. In November, 1905, he was elected to the Legislature and served two years as a member from Lewis county. He was a member of the committees on judiciary, criminal law and amendments to the constitution while in the Legislature, and took an active part in the deliberations of that body while one of its members. He declined to accept a renomination for the Legislature on account of the demands of his law business. In November, 1909, he was nominated and elected without opposition as circuit judge of the Twentieth, judicial district for a term of six years and is now discharging the duties of that office. In June, 1910, he was commissioned by the Governor as special judge for the state at large, under an act of the Legislature passed in March, 1910, and held by the Court of Appeals as constitutional.
In politics Judge HALBERT is a Republican, of which party he has been one of the most active and faithful of its workers in Lewis county, and on the stump and at the polls has fought its battles earnestly and with great zeal, fidelity and ability; but on the bench he has endeavored to forget politics and mete out the law to all regardless of politics. He has so far succeeded in this effort that he decided against the candidates of his party in election contests involving the offices of county judge and sheriff in Boyd county, in which much feeling was involved. His decisions in these cases were subsequently approved by the Court of Appeals. It can be truthfully said of Judge HALBERT that he is well equipped both by nature and legal training for the position he now holds, and that he has given very general satisfaction both in his own district and as special judge when called to act outside of his district. He is strictly fair, courteous to and patient with the humblest member of the bar, and has untiring industry and, energy to clear up the dockets and congested litigation in his district.
Judge HALBERT is a member of the Masonic order, holding membership in Polar Star Lodge, No. 363, F. & A. M.; Burns Chapter, No. 74, Royal Arch Masons; and Maysville Commandery, No. 10, Knights Templars. He is also a member of the Junior Order United American Mechanics of Vanceburg.
In April, 1887, Judge HALBERT was united in marriage to Miss Fannie Bate, who was born in Newport, Campbell county, Kentucky, and who was a daughter of Samuel Bate, a successful wholesale merchant in Cincinnati during and prior to the Civil war. He was born in Cheshire county, England, in 1818, and emigrated to this country in 1839, settling in Cincinnati, where he married a descendant of one of the first settlers of that city, and for whom one of the streets there is now named. To this union five children were born, of whom four are now living, whose names are: William C. Jr., John Bate, Harlan R. and Frances A., the eldest being twenty and the youngest nine. Judge HALBERT and his wife are members of the Christian church in Vanceburg, to which his grandparents adhered under the preaching of Alexander Campbell, the founder of that church.
William Clarence HALBERT (1856-1931)
William Clarence HALBERT, sixth child of William Cottingham HALBERT and Lavina Ann HALBERT was born on his father's farm at Doyle's Bottom, West of Concord, Lewis County, Kentucky, on 25 February 1856. A few months after his birth his father moved to Vanceburg, where he built a comfortable house and opened up a law office. The son attended the local schools and than the National Normal School, Lebanon, Ohio. He read law under his father and was admitted to the bar, May 1874, when just past 18. That fall he returned to school at Lebanon. On finishing he practiced law with his father and Judge Samuel J. PUGH, the firm being known as HALBERT, PUGH and HALBERT. It was dissolved on the death of the senior member in 1877 (William Cottingham HALBERT). HALBERT, Jr. was three times elected City Attorney. In 1881 a large tract of land on Indian, a branch of Kinniconick Creek, part of the of the elder HALBERT, was being invaded by squatters who were cutting timber and otherwise damaging the property. It was decided to survey it but the survey party, consisting of young HALBERT, his uncle, George T. HALBERT, the county surveyor, Alfred Harrison and others were ambushed and fired upon. The older members decided that the neighborhood was unhealthy and retired to town, but young HALBERT did some scouting of his own, located his opponents and put them to flight with his pistol. He reorganized the survey party and completed the survey, afterwards having dinner with his principal opponent. In 1890 he was elected County Attorney and reelected in 1894 and 1898, serving three full terms. In the fall of 1899, at the request of Governor Taylor, HALBERT and some of friends raised a company of militia, in which he was commissioned First Lieutenant. The election troubles were settled without civil war and the company saw no active service. In 1905, he was elected Representative from Lewis County, on the Republican ticket. The Democratic speaker appointed him to the Judiciary Committee and he was honored by other important distinctions. In 1909 he was elected Circuit Judge of the 26th Judicial District (Lewis, Greenup, and Boyd Counties), without opposition. In 1912 he was elected one of two delegates from the Ninth Congressional District to the Republican National Convention in Chicago, which renominated President Taft.
He was reelected Circuit Judge in 1916, 1921, and 1927 and held the office continuously up to his death. He was partisan in politics and an active worker for the Republican Party up to his election as Judge, but believing that a Judge should refrain from such things he avoided partisan activities afterward. Generally in his campaigns he had little opposition and was given the endorsement of the county Bar Association of his district. His record as a judge was one of the best in the state with very few reversals by the Court of Appeals. During the approximately ten years before his election as judge he had a very large law practice and was in every important case tried during that period in the Lewis County Circuit Court. He was employed by Carter and Lewis Counties to contest Act of the General Assembly of 1904 creating the County of Backham out of their territory. The Carter Circuit Court held the Act valid but HALBERT's argument before the Court of Appeals reversed the judgment and the Act was declared unconstitutional. HALBERT was one of four attorneys selected to contest the Redistricting Act of 1906. He argued the case orally before the full bench of the Court of Appeals which held the Act unconstitutional.
He was one of the organizers and a director of the Citizens Bank of Vanceburg and a director of the Lewis County Herald from its organization on 3 March 1924 until his death. He was a member of the Polar Star Lodge, No. 363, F.&.A.M., Burns Chapter No. 74, Maysville Commandery No. 10 Knights Templar and Vanceburg Council No. 2, Jr. O.V.A.M. he was a member of the Christian Church, contributed substantially to the construction of the church building at Vanceburg and supported it afterward.
He married Fanny Blanch Bate, born 17 June 1861, daughter of Samuel Bate, of Pine Hill, Lewis County (formally of Newport, Kentucky until his retirement from business about 1865). From this five children were born: William Cecil, 1889-1890; William Carter , 1891-1958; John Bate, 1893-1932; Harlan Russell, 1896-1970; Frances Aileen, 1901-1996. Judge HALBERT died at Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, on 22 November 1931. His widow survived him until 1 January 1940, dying at Kings Daughters Hospital, Ashland, Kentucky.
The following is the Memorial Resolution of the Greenup County Bar Association on death of Judge William C. HALBERT, November 22, 1931:
"IF THE COURT PLEASE:
As Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions appointed by the President of the Greenup County Bar Association and confirmed by your honor, as presiding Judge or the Greenup Circuit Court, we respectfully offer the following memorial resolution:
The death on November 22nd, 1931 of William Clarence HALBERT, Judge of the Twentieth Judicial District of the Commonwealth of the Kentucky, brought to a end a life crowded with public service.
Twenty-two years presiding Judge of this Circuit Court, a member of two General Assemblies of this state, having served as County Attorney of Lewis County for eleven years; in all capacities he exhibited the same untiring application, sensitiveness of conscience and wholehearted devotion to the public weal.
As a judge his opinions were the result of careful consideration, were characterized by good sense and ripe judgment, and were couched in graceful prose of conspicuous clarity.
Genial, companionable and cultured, he endeared himself to all with whom he came in contact.
We record our admiration for the man of culture and character; our obligation to an able and devoted judge; our regret at his untimely passing and our wholehearted sympathy to the bereaved members of his family.
But far transcending all this and these, comes our mind the stately presence, the whimsical smile, the gently modulated voice and kindly, gentle presence of courtly gentleman, who, having finished the task in hand, after nearly seventy-six years of usefulness, bowed head and entered upon that sleep that knows no earthly awakening.
Respectfully offered,
A. S. Cooper
Chairman
It is moved and seconded that this resolution be adopted by the Greenup County Bar Association and spread at large upon the Minutes of the Association, and recorded in the Order Book of the Greenup Circuit Court and a copy sent to Mrs. William Clarence HALBERT, his widow, at Vanceburg, Kentucky, and a copy be published in the Lewis County Herald, the Ashland Daily Independent, and the Greenup Republican, and copies be offered to the Lewis Circuit Court and the Boyd Circuit Court to be recorded upon their respective order books.
A. S. Cooper
A. V. Pollock
E. R. Stephens
Committee.
GREENUP COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
Lovel H. Lisle, President
N. W. Klein, Secretary"
1900 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Vanceburg 2-District; Series: T623 Roll: 538 Page: 232: Line 73 157 169 HALBERT William C. Head W M Feb 1856 44 M 13 KY KY KY Lawyer; -- Fannie B. Wife W F June 1861 38 M 13 4 3 KY Ingland (sic) OH; -- Willie C. Son W M Mch 1891 9 S KY KY KY; -- John B. Son W M Feb 1893 7 - KY KY KY; -- Harland R. Son W M Aug 1896 3 - KY KY KY; LALTA(?) Mary Cousin W F Sept 1846 53 S OH Indiana(?) OHIO;HEATH Lillie J. Servant W F Oct 1880 19 S KY KY KY. Four homes away is Lavina HALBERT, William's widowed mother.
1910 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Vanceburg; Series: T624 Roll: 482 Page: 117: Southern Ave -- 58 62 HALBERT William C. Head M W 54 M1 22 KY KY KY Circuit Judge;(next page, 118) HALBERT Fannie B. Wife F W 48 M1 22 5 4 KY England OH; -- William C. Son M W 19 S KY KY KY; -- John B. Son M W 17 S KY KY KY; -- Harlan R. Son 13 S KY KY KY; -- Frances Dau F W 8 S KY KY KY; LETTA Mary Cousin-in-law F W 67 S OH OH OH; SARTAIN Flora Servant F W 22 S KY KY OH Servant Private family.
1920 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Vanceburg; Series: T625 Roll: 586 Page: 189: Southern Ave -- 261 279 HALBERT William C. Head M W 63 M KY KY KY Attorney District Judge; -- Fannie B. Wife F W 58 M KY England OH; -- Russell Son M W 23 S KY KY KY Student College; -- Frances E. Dau F W 18 S KY KY KY; KLINE Mrs Ester L. Sister-in-law F W 67 Wd OH England OH; CLARK Pearl J. Servant F W 19 S KY KY KY Servant Private family.
Husband Samuel BATE
Born: 2 Sep 1818 - Chester, England
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Died: 6 Apr 1900 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
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Father: Thomas BATE (1770-1829)
Mother: Jane ROYLE (1789-After 1833)
Marriage: 29 Mar 1849
Wife Martha Louisa SMITH
Born: 20 Jan 1822 - Cincinnati, Ohio
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Died: 24 Mar 1886 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
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Father: Alpheus SMITH (1797-1859)
Mother: Esther BETTS (1793-1870)
Other Spouse: Horace C. GROSVENOR ( - ) - Abt 1845
Other Spouse: Peter VERGNE ( - ) - Abt 1848
Children
1 F Fanny Blanche BATE 2084
Born: 17 Jun 1861 - Newport, Kentucky 2615
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Died: Jan 1940 - Ashland, Kentucky
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Spouse: William Clarence HALBERT (1856-1931) 2084,2086
Marr: 27 Apr 1887 - Lewis County, Kentucky
2 F Ester L. BATE 2614
Born: Abt 1853 - Kentucky 2614
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Died: After 1919 2614
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Spouse: KLINE (Cir 1850-Bef 1920) 2614
Husband Thomas BATE
Born: 12 Jun 1770 - Aldford Lea, Paraish of Aldford, County Chester at Runcorn, England
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Died: 25 May 1829 - Cheshire, England
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Marriage: Abt 1813 - Cheshire, England
Wife Jane ROYLE
Born: 12 Aug 1789 - Cheshire, England
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Died: After 1833 - Cheshire, England
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Children
1 M Samuel BATE
Born: 2 Sep 1818 - Chester, England
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Died: 6 Apr 1900 - Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky
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Spouse: Martha Louisa SMITH (1822-1886)
Marr: 29 Mar 1849
Husband Rev. Artemus Briggs WATSON 5,699,1784,2617
Born: 16 Dec 1846 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2056
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Died: 2 Nov 1912
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Father: James Daniel WATSON (1825-1886) 6
Mother: Myra Lewis BRIGGS (1828-1888) 5,699
Marriage: After Apr 1883
Other Spouse: Angeline Rachel WANNAMAKER (1848-1883) 1784,2539 - Abt 1866
Other Spouse: Amelia B. WIGHTMAN (1861-1928) 2618 - Abt 1885
Wife Amanda BATES
Born: Abt 1848 - South Carolina 2056
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Died: Abt 1885
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband -
1870 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, Saluda Division, Ridge Springs, 1 June 1870; Series: M593 Roll: 1495 Page: 362: 1383 1394 WATSON Artimus 22 M W Farmer 4000 1500 SC; -- Angelina 18 F W Keeping house SC; BROOKS, Brown 16 M W Farm Laborer. "Artimus" lives next door to his father and mother, James Daniel and Myra L. WATSON.
1880 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, Norris Twp, 1 June 1880; Series: T9 Roll: 1228 Page: 327: WATSON Artemas B. W M 33 M SC SC SC; -- Angelina W F 32 Wife M Keeping House SC SC SC; -- Andrew B. W M 12 Son S At School SC SC SC; -- Keitt W. W M 10 Son S At School SC SC SC; -- Whitfield W. W M 8 Son S SC SC SC; -- Artemas B. W M 6 Son S SC SC SC; -- Frank T. W M 5 Son S SC SC SC; -- Henry S. W M 3 Son S SC SC SC; -- Mary A. W M 2 Dau S SC SC SC; SMITH Rachael Mu F 22 Servant S Domestic Servant SC SC SC; -- Minnie Mu F 3 S SC SC SC.
Amanda BATES is recorded as Artemas's second wife, likely married soon after Angelina's death in April 1883. If Artemas and Amanda had children, they are not recorded in the census of 1900 and may have died young. The 1910 census shows Artemus and Amelia W. married for 25 years which would mean married about 1885. If true, then Amanda is presumed to have died by 1885, less than 2 years after her marriage to Artemus, possibly a result of childbirth.
Amelia WIGHTMAN is Artemas' wife in the 1900 census, married about 1885, their first child recorded as son "Whitman" born in October 1892. 1900 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Marion County, Reese, 1 June 1900; Series: T623 Roll: 1535 Page: 316: 32 33 WATSON A. B. Head W M Dec 1846 53 M 34 SC SC SC Clergyman; -- A. W. W. Wife W F April 1861 39 M 34 4 3 SC SC SC; -- Whitman Son W M Oct 1892 7 S SC SC SC At school; -- George Son W M Oct 1895 4 S SC SC SC; -- Disy (Daisy in the 1910 census) Dau W F March 1897 3 S SC SC SC; WHITEMAN Lou(?) Niece W F June 1880 19 S SC SC SC. While it is true that Artemus had been married 34 years, since 1866, "A. W. W.", his wife, surely was not, age 39, born in 1861. She is most likely his third wife and has had four children, three living. There is a 15 year gap in the ages of Artemus' children by his first wife, from the last child in the censuses born 1877, and this wife, first known child born in 1892.
1910 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Bamberg County, Three Mile Twp, 15 Apr 1910; Series: T624 Roll: 1448 Page: 72: Main Street -- 17 18 WATSON, A. Briggs Head M W 63 M2 25 SC SC SC Preacher Gospel; -- Amelia W. Wife F W 49 M1 25 4 3 SC SC SC; -- George G. Son M W 14 S SC SC SC; -- Wightman Son 17 S SC SC SC; -- Daisy Dau 13 S SC SC SC. Amelia is shown as having four children, three living. It is not known if the deceased child was born before Wightman in 1892 or after Daisy in 1897. 1786
General Notes: Wife -
Husband Andrew David BATES 1568
Born: 26 Nov 1823
Christened:
Died: 14 Nov 1891
Buried:
Father: Rev. Andrew Dreher BATES (1777-1842) 1568
Mother: Nancy Ann SCHULER (1784-1856) 2619
Marriage: 10 Sep 1857
Wife Georgianna MITCHELL
Born: 16 Sep 1836
Christened:
Died: 6 Aug 1883
Buried:
Father: Green Berry MITCHELL ( - )
Mother: Susan Catherine MINICK ( - )
Children
General Notes: Husband -
Husband Rev. Andrew Dreher BATES 1568
Born: 25 Sep 1777 - South Carolina 2619
Christened:
Died: 17 Jul 1842 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2619
Buried: - Andrew Dreher Bates Cemetery 2619
Father: Michael BATES, RW-SC-PS (Abt 1740-1800) 1568
Mother: Catherine DREHER (Abt 1750-1819) 1568
Marriage: 27 Feb 1803
Wife Nancy Ann SCHULER 2619
Born: 29 Jan 1784 2619
Christened:
Died: 20 Sep 1856 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2619
Buried: - Andrew Dreher Bates Cemetery 2619
Father: Leonhardt SCHULER (Cir 1760- ) 2619
Mother: Anna LEVER (Cir 1760- ) 2619
Children
1 F Julia Ann BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Dr. George M. BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Elizabeth BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 M Thomas Shuler BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 M John S. BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
6 F Ann BATES 1568
Born: 30 Nov 1812 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 12 Oct 1850 - Alabama
Buried:
Spouse: Wilson Michael BATES (living)
7 F Hepzibah Eleanor BATES 1568
Born: 20 Feb 1819 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 14 May 1862
Buried:
8 F Mary A. M. BATES 1568
Born: 9 Nov 1820
Christened:
Died: 14 Jan 1854
Buried: - Andrew Bates Family Cemetery
Spouse: Ezekial Watson PERRY (1809-1886)
9 M Andrew David BATES 1568
Born: 26 Nov 1823
Christened:
Died: 14 Nov 1891
Buried:
Spouse: Georgianna MITCHELL (1836-1883)
Marr: 10 Sep 1857
Husband Wilson Michael BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Michael David BATES (Cir 1790- )
Mother: Sarah Ann LEE (1794- )
Marriage:
Wife Ann BATES 1568
Born: 30 Nov 1812 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 12 Oct 1850 - Alabama
Buried:
Father: Rev. Andrew Dreher BATES (1777-1842) 1568
Mother: Nancy Ann SCHULER (1784-1856) 2619
Children
General Notes: Wife -
Husband George James STROTHER 1568,2620
Born: 12 Oct 1815 - Edgefield District, South Carolina 2621
Christened:
Died: 23 Feb 1881 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried: - Mount of Olives Cemetery
Father: George James STROTHER (1791-1817)
Mother: Charlotte RICHARDSON (1792-1862)
Marriage: 1 May 1838 - Lexington County, South Carolina
Wife Eloise E. BATES 1568,2621
Born: 11 Sep 1820 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2621
Christened:
Died: 13 Mar 1886 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried: - Mount of Olives Cemetery
Father: Colonel John B. BATES (Abt 1788-1855) 1568,2622
Mother: Hepzibah Eleanor BOND (1796-1866) 1149,1568
Other Spouse: MICKLER ( - ) 1568 - After Feb 1881
Children
1 F Cordelia C. STROTHER 1567,2623
Born: Mar 1839 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2621,2624
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Dr. Spenser Glasgow WELCH, CSA (1834-1916) 2623
Marr: 13 Feb 1861 - Lexington County, South Carolina
2 M Dr. Edwin Felix STROTHER 1567,2626
AKA: Edward STROTHER 2625
Born: Mar 1842 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2627
Christened:
Died: Bef 15 Apr 1910 2628
Buried:
Spouse: UNKNOWN ( - )
Marr: Abt 1862
Spouse: Clara Annette FOLK (1854-After 1910) 2626,2627
Marr: Abt 1870
3 M Capt. William Augustus STROTHER, CSA 1567
Born: 14 Feb 1845 - Lexington County, South Carolina 1893
Christened:
Died: 12 May 1929 2629
Buried: - West View Memorial Cemetery, Oconee County, South Carolina
Spouse: Hazeltine C. MICKLER (1850-1924) 1893,2630,2631
Marr: 11 Jul 1871 - Oconee County, South Carolina
4 F Georgianna E. STROTHER 1567,1568,1569
Born: Abt 1847 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2621
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Henry HILL (1825- ) 1146
Marr: Bef Jun 1880 1570
Spouse: WILLIAMS (Cir 1845- ) 1570
5 M George J. STROTHER 2620
Born: Abt 1848 - South Carolina 1567
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
6 F Mary Eloise STROTHER 1570,2056,2621
Born: 23 Jun 1850 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2621
Christened:
Died: 26 Dec 1927
Buried:
Spouse: James Michael WATSON (1849-1904) 699,1570,2056
Marr: Abt 1867 2056
7 M Dr. Clarence Franklin STROTHER 2621,2632
Born: 11 Sep 1855 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2632,2633
Christened:
Died: 25 Dec 1924 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2633
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Emily MITCHELL (1858-1934) 2632,2634,2635
Marr: 1880 2635
8 M John B. STROTHER 2620
Born: 29 Oct 1861 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2620
Christened:
Died: 11 Aug 1883 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried: - Mount of Olives Cemetery
General Notes: Husband -
1840 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield; Series: M704 Roll: 511 Page: 108:
G. J. STROTHER Males: 1* . . . 1[20-30, George James] Females: . . . 1[15-20, Eloise]
*This appears to be a mismark. Cordelia C. Strother, daughter, was born in 1839. RLD
1850 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield District, No Twp; Series: M432 Roll: 852 Page: 18: 280 280 G. J. STROTHER 33 M Planter 6500 SC; Eloisa STROTHER 28 F SC; Cordelia STROTHER 10 F SC; Edwin STROTHER 8 M SC; Wm A. STROTHER 6 M SC; Georgianna E. STROTHER 4 F SC; G. J. STROTHER 2 M SC; Mary STROTHER 1/12 F SC.
Eight pages away, in household 146 is D. R. (David R.) STROTHER, 36, widower of Barsheba Ann NICHOLSON who died in 1845. W. A. (William A.) STROTHER, 38, (wife, Nancy COLEMAN) household 977, is also in Edgefield. These three appear to be the sons of George James STROTHER and Charlotte RICHARDSON.
1860 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, Saluda Regiment, Big Creek P O; Series: M653 Roll: 1219 Page: 148: 450 453 G. J. STROTHER 44 M Farmer 14.500 51,895 SC; E. E. STROTHER 39 F W SC; (Next page) E. F. STROTHER 18 M SC; W. A. STROTHER 15 M SC; G. E. STROTHER 13 F SC; G. J. STROTHER 11 M SC; M. E. STROTHER 9 F SC; C. STROTHER 4 M SC.
Four households away is George James' mother, widow of Barzilla PETERSON:
454 457 Charlotte PETERSON 68 F (Blank).560 20,841 SC; B. PETERSON 33 M Farmer 1500 3350 SC; F. W. ROACH 38 F 2000 4100 SC; C. A. ROACH 15 F SC; F. J. ROACH 14 M SC; Sam ROACH 11 M SC; Wash ROACH 12 M SC; Joseph ROACH 7 M GA; Richardson ROACH 5 M SC; George ROACH 4 M GA; Frances ROACH 1 F GA.
SHEPPARD and RICHARDSON surnames are nearby.
1870 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, Saluda Division, Chappells Depot P O; Series: M593 Roll: 1494 Page: 107: 457 466 STROTHER George 53 W M Farmer 4500 1100 SC; -- Louiza 49 F W Keeping house SC; -- George J. 20 M W Without occupation SC; -- Georgianna 21 F W Without occupation SC; -- Clarence 13 M W At home SC; -- John 8 M W At home SC.
"Strother, George J. Oct 12 1815 Feb 23 1881
Strother, Eloise E. Sep 11 1820 Mar 13 1886"
(Mount of Olives Cemetery, Johnston, Edgefield County, South Carolina, courtesy of H. C. Ouzts)
The obituary search list at the Wofford College Sandor Teszler Library contains:
Strother, George J.
OD [Obituary Date]: 4/2/1881
[Location of obituary] v43, #5, p7, c3
[http://www.wofford.edu/sandorteszlerlibrary/archives/archiveobituary.aspx]
General Notes: Wife -
"Strother, Eloise E. Sep 11 1820 Mar 13 1886"
(Mount of Olives Cemetery, Johnston, Edgefield County, South Carolina, courtesy of H. C. Ouzts)
Husband MICKLER 1568
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: After Feb 1881
Wife Eloise E. BATES 1568,2621
Born: 11 Sep 1820 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2621
Christened:
Died: 13 Mar 1886 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried: - Mount of Olives Cemetery
Father: Colonel John B. BATES (Abt 1788-1855) 1568,2622
Mother: Hepzibah Eleanor BOND (1796-1866) 1149,1568
Other Spouse: George James STROTHER (1815-1881) 1568,2620 - 1 May 1838 - Lexington County, South Carolina
Children
General Notes: Wife -
"Strother, Eloise E. Sep 11 1820 Mar 13 1886"
(Mount of Olives Cemetery, Johnston, Edgefield County, South Carolina, courtesy of H. C. Ouzts)
Husband William Hughes NICHOLSON 474,1150
Born: 11 Dec 1879 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 1150
Christened:
Died: Oct 1966 - Greenwood, Greenwood County, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: General Benjamin Edward NICHOLSON, CSA (1841-1885) 476,2636
Mother: Elizabeth Juliet Bones HUGHES (1845-1932) 1150,2637
Marriage: 8 Nov 1914 - Newberry County, South Carolina
Wife Elsie Clinkscales BATES 2638
Born: 10 Aug 1890
Christened:
Died: 1972 - Greenwood, South Carolina
Buried:
Children
1 F Ellen NICHOLSON
Born: Abt 1915
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M William Hughes NICHOLSON, Jr. (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Cathy Parke STEINBACH (living)
3 M Benjamin Edwin NICHOLSON 2638
Born: 20 Nov 1919 - Greenwood County, South Carolina 2638
Christened:
Died: Jan 1978 - Greenwood County, South Carolina
Buried:
4 M Francis Bates NICHOLSON
Born: 26 Sep 1929 - Greenwood, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 11 Nov 1984
Buried:
Spouse: PHILLIPS (living)
5 F Elise NICHOLSON (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: LAWTON (living)
General Notes: Husband -
1910 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ward 6, Greenwood; Series: T624 Roll: 1459 Page: 129:
Monument St 623 27 27 NICHOLSON William H. Boarder M W 30 S SC SC SC Lawyer. William lives in the household of Young B. TRAMMELL and family.
1920 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ward 3, Greenwood Twp; Series: T625 Roll: 1694 Page: 100: 158 18 19 NICHOLSON William H. Head M W 40 M SC SC SC Lawyer General practice; -- Elsie B. Wife F W 28 M SC SC SC; -- William H. Jr. Son M W 2 S SC SC SC; -- Ben E. Son M W 1/12 S SC SC SC; KLUGH Charles E. Lodger M W 31 M SC SC SC Ass. cashier Bank; -- Ethel L. Lodger F W 30 M SC SC SC.
Husband Eugene Franklin BATES 1559,2639
Born: 9 Sep 1861 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 27 Feb 1924
Buried:
Father: John Pearson BATES (1829-1865) 1568
Mother: Lucy Jane Glover NICHOLSON (1838-1892) 1559,1568
Marriage: 30 Nov 1889
Wife Mary Lou BREAZEALE 2639
Born: 3 May 1869 2639
Christened:
Died: 16 May 1933 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband -
1910 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Greenville County, 1-Wd Greenville; Series: T624 Roll: 1461 Page: 167: 304 130 i61 BATES Eugene F. Head M W 48 M1 23 SC SC SC Dealer automobile; -- Lou Wife F W 35 M1 23 0 0 SC SC SC; McGee Aileen Niece F W 29 S SC SC SC. Aileen is Sophronia Aileen, daughter of Eugene's sister, Lucia Eugenia and Banjamin M. McGEE.
1920 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Greenville County, 1-Wd Greenville; Series: T625 Roll: 1698 Page: 42: 309 131 193 BATES Eugene F. Head M W 58 M SC SC SC Proprietor Auto business; -- Mary Lou Wife F W 48 M SC SC SC; McGEE Allien (sic) Niece 38 S SC SC SC Teacher Private school.
Husband Colonel Robert BAUGH 2640
Born: Abt 1825 - Georgia 2640
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 12 Jan 1843 1568
Wife Georgianna E. BATES 2640
Born: 12 Nov 1826 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2640
Christened:
Died: 1 Sep 1865
Buried:
Father: Colonel John B. BATES (Abt 1788-1855) 1568,2622
Mother: Hepzibah Eleanor BOND (1796-1866) 1149,1568
Children
General Notes: Husband -
A clue to additional family? On 19 March 1862, an R. A. Baugh, R.A., age 18 enlisted in the 45th Alabama, Company B at Opelika, Lee County, Alabama. Lee borders Russell County to it north.
General Notes: Wife -
Husband Colonel John B. BATES 1568,2622
Born: Abt 1788 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died: 14 Apr 1855 - Lexington County, South Carolina 730
Buried: - Bates-Hartley Cemetery
Father: Michael BATES, RW-SC-PS (Abt 1740-1800) 1568
Mother: Catherine DREHER (Abt 1750-1819) 1568
Marriage: Bef 1820 1148
Wife Hepzibah Eleanor BOND 1149,1568
Born: 1796 - South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died: 1866 197
Buried: - Norris Cemetery, Saluda County, South Carolina
Father: Major John Pearson BOND (1768-1823) 1148
Mother: Abigail Sarah FAIRCHILD (1776-Bef 1817) 1148
Children
1 F Eloise E. BATES 1568,2621
Born: 11 Sep 1820 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2621
Christened:
Died: 13 Mar 1886 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried: - Mount of Olives Cemetery
Spouse: George James STROTHER (1815-1881) 1568,2620
Marr: 1 May 1838 - Lexington County, South Carolina
Spouse: MICKLER ( - ) 1568
Marr: After Feb 1881
2 F Georgianna E. BATES 2640
Born: 12 Nov 1826 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2640
Christened:
Died: 1 Sep 1865
Buried:
Spouse: Colonel Robert BAUGH (Abt 1825- ) 2640
Marr: 12 Jan 1843 1568
3 M John Pearson BATES 1568
Born: 14 Apr 1829 - Batesburg, Lexington County, South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died: 5 Nov 1865 - Green Pond, Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: Lucy Jane Glover NICHOLSON (1838-1892) 1559,1568
Marr: 10 Jan 1854 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
4 F Mary Bond BATES 1568
Born: Abt 1831 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: William T. JOHNSON ( - ) 1568
Marr: 1 Feb 1853
5 M Walter Franklin BATES 1568
Born: Abt 1837 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died: 30 Apr 1851
Buried:
6 F Ella E. [Not Proven] BATES 1568
Born: 18 Oct 1839 - Lexington County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 2 Oct 1858 - Lexington County, South Carolina
Buried: - Bates Bond Cemetery
Spouse: Did Not Marry
7 F Flora E. BATES 2622
Born: Abt 1839 - South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
In 1860, John's widow, Hepzibah, "H. E. BATES," 64, female, lives in Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina in the home of Mary D. JOHNSTON, 29, and her five children. Hepzibah Eleanor BOND, widow of Col. John BATES is said to have died in 1866.
General Notes: Wife -
"H. E." married Col. John B. BATES who died in 1855. Their daughter Mary Bond BATES married William T. JOHNSTON.
In 1860. H. E. resides in the home of Mary D. JOHNSON in Winnsboro, South Carolina. Mary is likely H. E.'s daughter:
1860 U.S. South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro P O; Series: M653 Roll: 1219 Page: 220: Line 9 H. E. BATES 64 F 12,700 SC. Hepzibah Eleanor BATES resides in the household of Mary D. JOHNSTON 29 F Planter 4239 37.998 SC; Franklin D. ~ 6 M SC; M. Olla ~ 5 SC; Eloise ~ 3 F SC; Wm S. ~ 2 M SC; M. A. H. ~ 1 F SC.
SUPPOSITION without proof: [This is a big leap from "H. E." to "A. T." RLD]
Batesburg-Leesville Area History, p. 231, lists the grave of "Mrs. A. T. Bates 1798-1866" in Bates Cemetery with a parenthetical note "(Probably Hepzibah Eleanor Bond Bates as dates are hers - "A. T." being a mistake.)"
Husband John Pearson BATES 1568
Born: 14 Apr 1829 - Batesburg, Lexington County, South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died: 5 Nov 1865 - Green Pond, Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: Colonel John B. BATES (Abt 1788-1855) 1568,2622
Mother: Hepzibah Eleanor BOND (1796-1866) 1149,1568
Marriage: 10 Jan 1854 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Wife Lucy Jane Glover NICHOLSON 1559,1568
Born: 22 Jan 1838 - Elmwood, Newberry County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 5 Dec 1892 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: Shemuel Wright NICHOLSON, Jr. (1815-1885)
Mother: Susan Adeline Glover ADAMS (1814-1870)
Children
1 F Lucia Eugenia BATES 1557,1559
Born: 24 Jun 1855 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 110
Christened:
Died: 27 Apr 1887 - Greenville County, South Carolina 110
Buried: - Springwood Cemetery, Greenville County, South Carolina
Spouse: Benjamin Mattison McGEE (1847-1925) 1557
Marr: 15 Nov 1877 - South Carolina
2 F Mary Eloise BATES 1559
Born: 11 Oct 1857 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 27 Sep 1944 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: John Curran HARTLEY (1859-1881) 2632
Marr: 17 Nov 1880
3 M John Pearson BATES, Jr. 1559
Born: 11 Sep 1859 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2641
Christened:
Died: 3 Nov 1910 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: Did Not Marry
4 M Eugene Franklin BATES 1559,2639
Born: 9 Sep 1861 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 27 Feb 1924
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Lou BREAZEALE (1869-1933) 2639
Marr: 30 Nov 1889
5 F Ella Lydia BATES 1559,2641
Born: 4 Dec 1863 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 17 Apr 1939 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: Did Not Marry
General Notes: Wife -
1880 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, Pickens Twp, Edgefield Village; Series: T9 Roll: 1228 Page: 85 95 BATES Lucy J. W F 45 WD Keeping house SC SC SC; -- Mary W F 21 Dau S At home SC SC SC; -- John P. W M 19 Son S At home SC SC SC; -- Ella W F 15 Dau S At home SC SC SC.
Husband Joseph McCord BATES
Born: Abt 1905
Christened:
Died: Bef 2006
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elliinor Gaillard CRAWFORD
Born: Abt 1906 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 8 Jul 2006
Buried: - Old Richland Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Father: Benjamin Sloan CRAWFORD ( - )
Mother: Wilhelmina Boyd GAILLARD ( - )
Children
1 M Neil Gaillard BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Malinda MARSHALL (living)
2 M Joseph McCord BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Annie COLEMAN (living)
General Notes: Wife -
ELLINOR GAILLARD CRAWFORD BATES Graveside services for Ellinor Gaillard Crawford Bates, 100, formerly of Wateree and Clemson, S.C., will be held today, Saturday, July 8, 2006, at 10 a.m. in Old Richland Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Old Bluff Road near Eastover. A memorial Service was held Friday at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian Home of South Carolina (US-378 at I-20). Where the family received friends from 5 to 7 p.m. Officiating was Dr. William H. Boyd and Dr. Fran W. Bragan. Mrs. Bates, wife of the late Joseph McCord Bates, died peacefully in her sleep on July 3, 2006. Born in Clarendon County, she was the daughter of the late Benjamin Sloan and Wilhelmina Boyd Gaillard Crawford. She was a graduate of Sumter Girls High School and later was the first civilian hired at the opening of Shaw Air Force Base. Her family were longtime members of the Richland Presbyterian Church and were fully involved in the Lower Richland Community until their move to Clemson in 1980. In 1954, Ellinor and Joe were recognized as S.C.Master Farm Family of the Year. Mrs. Bates will be remembered for her love of sporting events. She followed her husband's riding in the Camden Hunt, the Camden and Columbia Polo Clubs and lancing tournaments where she was often crowned queen of the event. As a rabid Tiger fan, she attended every game of Clemson's National Championship football season and continued to attend athletic events into her mid-90s. She was the oldest member of IPTAY by continuing her husband's Charter Membership for 72 years. Gifted with a green thumb, Ellinor was a member and past president of the Pineland Garden Club, Eastover, where her talents were always recognized. She was an active member of the DAR, Daughters of the Confederacy and a lifetime member of the Huguenot Society of South Carolina. Surviving are sons and daughters-in-law, Neil Gaillard and Malinda Marshall Bates of Panama City, Fla., and Joseph McCord "Joe Mac" and Annie Coleman Bates of Irmo; grandchildren, Malinda Catherine "Cay" Bates Heath of Warren, Pa., Teresa Crawford Bates Beverly of Orangeburg, Joseph McCord "Jo Jo" Bates III of Irmo, Jefferson Blakely Bates II of Columbia, and Coleman Liston Bates of Irmo; and 13 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by dearly loved sisters, Kathrine Crawford "Toopie" Clark of Richmond, Va., and Mary Bell Crawford of Columbia. Suggested memorials may be gifted to Richland Presbyterian Cemetery Fund, the Richland Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian Home of S.C. Dunbar Funeral Home Devine Street Chapel is assisting, (803) 771-7990. Family and friends are welcome at 923 Koon Road, Irmo. www.dunbarfunerals.com
Husband Joseph McCord BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Joseph McCord BATES (Abt 1905-Bef 2006)
Mother: Elliinor Gaillard CRAWFORD (Abt 1906-2006)
Marriage:
Wife Annie COLEMAN (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Benjamin Mattison McGEE 1557
Born: 1 Dec 1847 - Abbeville County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 26 Apr 1925 - Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California
Buried:
Marriage: 15 Nov 1877 - South Carolina
Other Spouse: Mary Ina (1857- ) 1558 - Abt 1890 1558
Wife Lucia Eugenia BATES 1557,1559
Born: 24 Jun 1855 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 110
Christened:
Died: 27 Apr 1887 - Greenville County, South Carolina 110
Buried: - Springwood Cemetery, Greenville County, South Carolina
Father: John Pearson BATES (1829-1865) 1568
Mother: Lucy Jane Glover NICHOLSON (1838-1892) 1559,1568
Children
1 F Ida Mae McGEE 1557,1558,2068
Born: 25 Aug 1878 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 19 Mar 1964 - Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California
Buried:
Spouse: Edward Charles BULL (1871-1931) 2068
Marr: 16 Jan 1908 - Greenville, South Carolina
2 M Bubba McGEE
Born: 8 Mar 1880 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 8 Mar 1880 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Buried:
3 F Sophronia Aileen McGEE 1558
Born: 19 Mar 1881 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 21 May 1960 - Pacific Grove, Monterey County, California
Buried:
Spouse: Michael McGEE (living)
4 M Eugene Leroy McGEE
Born: Oct 1883 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 5 Jul 1885 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Buried:
5 M Benjamin Michael McGEE 1558
Born: 21 Oct 1883 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 2 Apr 1947 - Rosemead, Los Angeles County, California
Buried:
Spouse: Estella Louise FEVERGEON (1891-1942)
Marr: 5 Apr 1925. (Divorced about 1939)
Spouse: Gladys LYONS (1896-1955)
Marr: 9 Dec 1939
6 M John McGEE
Born: 17 Apr 1887 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 20 Apr 1887 - Greenville County, South Carolina
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
Lucia died Apr. 27, 1887 in Greenville, South Carolina.
About 1890, Benjamin married second "Mary Ina" named as his wife in that census. She was born in Mississipi. All the children's mother was born in South Carolina, as was his first wife, Lucia Eugenia BATES. Some post that Margarita, Frederika and James are children by Mary Ina whose father was born in Germany.
1900 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Greenville County, 6-Wd Greenville; Series: T623 Roll: 1529 Page: 116: 802 Augusta Street McGEE Benjamin Head W M Dec 1848 51 M 10 SC SC SC Landlord; -- Mary Ina Wife W F Feb 1857 43 M 10 3 3 MS Germany MA; -- Ida May Dau W F Aug 1879 20 S SC SC SC At school; -- Aileen Dau W F Mar 1881 19 S SC SC SC At school; -- Benjamin Son W M Nov 1885 14 S SC SC SC At school; -- Margarita Dau W F ??? 1891 9 S SC SC SC At school; -- Frederika Dau W F Feb 1897 3 S SC SC SC; -- James H. Son W M May 1898 2 S SC SC SC.
1558
General Notes: Wife -
Lucia and her son John died soon after his birth in 1887.
Lucia is buried in Section C, Springwood Cemetery, Greenville, Greenville County, South Carolina. A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 10072487:
MY DEAR LUCIA
[Illegible in picture]
McGEE
The memorial lists her birth on Jun. 24, 1855 and her death on Apr. 27, 1887.
Husband Ezekial Watson PERRY
Born: 8 Feb 1809
Christened:
Died: 7 Dec 1886
Buried:
Father: Ezekiel PERRY ( - )
Mother: Mary "Polly" WATSON ( - )
Marriage:
Wife Mary A. M. BATES 1568
Born: 9 Nov 1820
Christened:
Died: 14 Jan 1854
Buried: - Andrew Bates Family Cemetery
Father: Rev. Andrew Dreher BATES (1777-1842) 1568
Mother: Nancy Ann SCHULER (1784-1856) 2619
Children
General Notes: Husband -
Husband Lud Williams HARRIS 379
Born: 7 Aug 1799 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died: Jul 1838 - Alabama
Buried:
Marriage: 5 Sep 1823 379
Wife Mary Ann BATES 379
Born: 15 Apr 1806
Christened:
Died: 9 Sep 1854 - Fort Bend
Buried:
Children
1 M Douglas HARRIS 379
Born: 14 Feb 1832 - St. Stephens, Washington County, Alabama
Christened:
Died: 15 May 1899 - Whitney, Hill County, Texas
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Louise WHITFIELD (1841-1895) 379
Marr: 21 Aug 1861 - Austin County, Texas 379
Husband William T. JOHNSON 1568
Born:
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Died:
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Marriage: 1 Feb 1853
Wife Mary Bond BATES 1568
Born: Abt 1831 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Colonel John B. BATES (Abt 1788-1855) 1568,2622
Mother: Hepzibah Eleanor BOND (1796-1866) 1149,1568
Children
1 M Franklin D. JOHNSON 197
Born: Abt 1854 - South Carolina 197
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Olla JOHNSON 197
Born: Abt 1855 - South Carolina 197
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Eloise JOHNSON 197
Born: Abt 1857 - South Carolina 197
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 M William S. JOHNSON 197
Born: Abt 1858 - South Carolina 197
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 F M. A. H. JOHNSON 197
Born: Abt 1859 - South Carolina 197
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife -
She married William T. JOHNSTON on 1 Feb 1853.
In 1860, H. E. [Hepzibah Eleanor] BATES, widowed, resides in the home of her daughter Mary D. JOHNSON in Winnsboro, South Carolina. Mary, apparently also widowed, had five children in seven years.
1860 U.S. South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro P O; Series: M653 Roll: 1219 Page: 220: Line 9 H. E. BATES 64 F 12,700 SC. Hepzibah Eleanor BATES resides in the household of Mary D.* JOHNSTON 29 F Planter 4239 37.998 SC; Franklin D. ~ 6 M SC; M. Olla ~ 5 SC; Eloise ~ 3 F SC; Wm S. ~ 2 M SC; M. A. H. ~ 1 F SC.
*"D" for "B"?
Husband John Curran HARTLEY 2632
Born: 10 Feb 1859 - Batesburg, Lexington County, South Carolina 2632
Christened:
Died: 27 Apr 1881 - Batesburg, Lexington County, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: Ludwick HARTLEY (Abt 1813- ) 2632
Mother:
Marriage: 17 Nov 1880
Wife Mary Eloise BATES 1559
Born: 11 Oct 1857 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 27 Sep 1944 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: John Pearson BATES (1829-1865) 1568
Mother: Lucy Jane Glover NICHOLSON (1838-1892) 1559,1568
Children
1 F Curran Maude HARLEY 2641,2642
Born: 18 Oct 1881 - Batesburg, Lexington County, South Carolina 2641
Christened:
Died: 7 Sep 1957
Buried:
Spouse: Percy Marshall FELTHAM (1879-1958) 2642
Marr: 10 Oct 1905
General Notes: Husband -
General Notes: Wife -
1910 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, Pickens; Series: T624 Roll: 1459 Page: 165: 40 43 HARTLY Mary Head F W 50 Wd - 1 1 SC SC SC None; BATES John P. Brother M W 48 S SC SC SC; -- Ella Sister F W 41 S SC SC SC.
1920 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, 6-Wd Edgefield, Pickens; Series: T625 Roll: 1694 Page: 181: 410 416 HARTLEY Mary B. Head F W 60 Wd SC SC SC None; BATES Ella L. Sister F W 50 S SC SC SC; FELTHAM Curon M. Dau F W 37 M SC SC SC; -- Percy M. Jr. GrSon M W 13 S SC SC SC; -- John C. F. GrSon M W 10 S SC SC SC; -- Percy M. Sr. Son-in-law M W 41 M England England England Civil Engineer Government. (In order listed. RLD)
"United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K4DS-3YL : accessed 15 Dec 2012), Curran H Feltham in household of Mary B Hartley, Edgefield, Pickens Township, Edgefield, South Carolina, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 19-11, sheet 9A, family 200, NARA digital publication T627, roll 3806.
Mary B Hartley head F 82 South Carolina
Curran H Feltham daughter F 55 South Carolina
On 1 April 1935, Mary lived in the same house as now living.
On 1 April 1935, Curran lived in Fulton County, Georgia.
2641
Husband Michael BATES, RW-SC-PS 1568
Born: Abt 1740 1568
Christened:
Died: 1800 - South Carolina 1568
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Catherine DREHER 1568
Born: Abt 1750 1568
Christened:
Died: 1819 1568
Buried:
Father: Godfrey DREHER, Sr. ( -1777) 1568
Mother:
Children
1 F Catherine BATES 1568
Born:
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Died:
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2 M Jacob BATES 1568
Born:
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Died:
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3 M George BATES 1568
Born:
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Died:
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4 F Elizabeth BATES 1568
Born:
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Died:
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5 F Nancy BATES 1568
Born:
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6 M Rev. Andrew Dreher BATES 1568
Born: 25 Sep 1777 - South Carolina 2619
Christened:
Died: 17 Jul 1842 - Lexington County, South Carolina 2619
Buried: - Andrew Dreher Bates Cemetery 2619
Spouse: Nancy Ann SCHULER (1784-1856) 2619
Marr: 27 Feb 1803
7 M Michael David BATES 1568
Born: Cir 1790
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Ann LEE (1794- ) 2635
8 M Colonel John B. BATES 1568,2622
Born: Abt 1788 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 2622
Christened:
Died: 14 Apr 1855 - Lexington County, South Carolina 730
Buried: - Bates-Hartley Cemetery
Spouse: Hepzibah Eleanor BOND (1796-1866) 1149,1568
Marr: Bef 1820 1148
General Notes: Husband -
Husband Michael David BATES 1568
Born: Cir 1790
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Michael BATES, RW-SC-PS (Abt 1740-1800) 1568
Mother: Catherine DREHER (Abt 1750-1819) 1568
Marriage:
Wife Sarah Ann LEE 2635
Born: 1794 - South Carolina 2635
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Andrew LEE (1745-1807) 729
Mother: Ann WILSON (1754-1818) 729
Other Spouse: Michael LONG (Cir 1790- ) 2635
Other Spouse: William Carey MITCHELL (1785-1880) 2635,2643 - Bef 1826
Children
1 M Wilson Michael BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Ann BATES (1812-1850) 1568
2 F Ann Catherine BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Buried:
Husband Neil Gaillard BATES (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Father: Joseph McCord BATES (Abt 1905-Bef 2006)
Mother: Elliinor Gaillard CRAWFORD (Abt 1906-2006)
Marriage:
Wife Malinda MARSHALL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Children
Husband Thomas Shuler BATES
Born: 10 Mar 1810
Christened:
Died: 5 Oct 1884 - Lexington Cemetery
Buried: - Andrew Bates Cemetery
Marriage:
Wife Catherine Amanda HOLSTEIN
Born: 20 Feb 1827
Christened:
Died: 17 Mar 1906
Buried:
Father: Wade HOLSTEIN ( - ) 1148
Mother: Hepzibah NORRIS (Abt 1810- ) 1148
Children