Joe Dickson

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Ireceived this book as a gift from my wife in the early 1960’s.

Ihave attempted to copy the book exactly as it was printed. Partway through Ibegan to correct some obvious errors, such as changing Mch to Mar or March

Notwanting to make changes that would loose the original text, I still wanted topoint out obvious errors or any additions to my family that were not in theoriginal book. I put these changes in italics to indicate that thesewere my comments. Quite often, the authors would have their own notes andcomments. This will not appear in italics.

Ialso wanted to keep track of the original page numbers. This was so that Icould reference any questions by going back to the original page numer. Thesetup of the page numbers however, and because of the smaller typefont used,when printed on 8.5 x 11 inch standard paper, would only fill half a sheet. Sotherefore, I inserted the original page numbers in a different font, in alarger size and BOLD such as this: 12I know this might be an annoyance whilereading the data, but so be it.

Thereis not a copyright printed in the book and it is not my intention to take anycredit for anything here. This was merely done to provide a history of theStanley family as was supplied to the Gutterys and to make this informationavailable to researchers looking for family ties. While most genealogy programswill not print birthdates of living individuals, I have no way of knowing whois alive and who is not. It could be presumed that anyone born before 1900would be deceased, but this is not necessarily so. Since the book is in thepublic domain and has been for over 30 years. In the interest of genealogicalresearch I have left the dates alone, that is as they were in the originalbook. I know that this book is in several different libraries, and copies arein the hands of many researchers all over the country. Many sincere researchersare not interested in embarassing anyone by making their private affairs public

Also,while I have made an effort to check my entries for accuracy against the book,it is impossible to "catch" every one of them. Typos are bound tooccur. especially in the dates and some name spellings. There are a lot ofnames with unusual spellings and I have tried to maintain the spellings exactlyas they are in the original book. A lot of this information came from earlycensus and Bible records and a lot of the recorders of this information hadlittle schooling and would spell names as they sounded to them.

Anotherconcern is the various Word Processors that various people have. This documentwas created using Microsoft WORD 6.0. When using other word processors such asWORD PERFECT - You may loose some formatting. WORD 6.0 does allow me to savethe document in different formats. If you have Windows-95, you should be ableto open the document in WORDPAD. If however, you cannot process the data, Iwill be happy to try a different format for you.

Ihope anyone who benefits from this copy of the Stanley and Kindred Familieswill use proper discretion.

Thankyou.

STANLEY AND KINDRED FAMILIES

Compiledby:

Florenceand John Guttery

Jasper,Alabama, 1964

This book lovingly

Dedicated

to:

The memory of

William Chappell Stanley

A kind and gentle man

who always thought

others less fortunate.

"Bothjustice and decency require that we should bestow on our forefathers anhonorable remembrance"

Tucvdides.

Family Coat of Arms

Familyof : Stanley

ORIGINAND MEANING OF FAMILY NAME:

Thename Stanley, also found as Standley, is English in origin. The meaning - onewho came from Stanley, (stony meadow), the name of several places in England;dweller at a rocky meadow.

ARMS:

Astag’s head and neck couped argent attired or, the tongue hanging out gules.

MOTTO:

Nonerecorded. The older arms did not have mottoes.

AUTHORITY:

SirBernard Burke’s The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, 1884ed. P. 962. Smith’s Dictionary of American Family Names.

TINCTURESAS ABOVE DESCRIBED:

Silver-charity,chastity, and clear conscience,

Blue- a Godly disposition.

Bluewith silver - vigilance in service.

Bluewith gold - a disposition to keep what one gets; joyful possessions of wealth.

BEND

Theslanting bend was a commander’s scarf. The stag was the emblem of Christ,destroyer of serpents. As a symbol, it was politic, wise, musical, long livedand desirous of liberty and independence.

Notesrecorded in Burke’s:

Stanley(Hooton, Co., Chester, bart. - descended from Adam de Aldithley, tem. Henry I.,whose son, William de Aldithley, married Jane, only daughter and heir of HenryStanley, of Stonely, of Thalk Co., Stafford, and having exchanged with hiscousin, Adam de Aldithley, whose mother was Arabella, daughter and heir ofHenry Stoneley, of Stoneley, the manor of Thalk for that of Stoneley, heassumed the surname of Stoneley, or Stanley; fifth in descent from him was SirWilliam Stanley, Lord of Stanley, temp. Richard II., who d. 1397, leaving withother issue, two sons: I. Sir William, heir; II. Sir John, K. G., ancestor ofthe Barons Stanley and the Earls of Derby. The elder son, Sir William Stanley,married Margaret, daughter and heir of William Hooton, Lord of Hooton, Co.,Chester, tenth in descent from this marriage was Sir William Stanley, firstbart. Of Hooton, created a bart 1662).

Thearms have been borne and displayed by nearly all branches of the Stanleyfamily, both in England and America, with only slight both in England andAmerica, with only slight variation (usually in the crest).

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Wewish to thank the relatives who sent their family records and other datapertaining to the descendants of Lewis and Adah Stanley of South Carolina.Several we have never met personally. Regret we were unable to contactdescendants of John and Jesse (?) Stanley, Lela S. Kilby, Elizabeth S. McCayand Anne S. Ledbetter, children of Lewis Stanley.

Therecords found on the following pages are far short of what we hoped for. Ourresearch done by several genealogists in South Carolina, Georgia, and otherstates.

ToMrs. W. B. Gandrud, Tuscaloosa, Ala., one of Alabama’s finest statisticians, weare grateful.

Also,the many Stanleys, who shared vast data on their Stanley families. Mrs. BenKonikoff (Gloria Stanley), many thanks for her family data, also Stanleyrecords collected, and a copy of Hinshaw Quaker records on the Stanleys.

ToMrs. Eugene A. Stanley, Savannah, Ga., and Mrs. Paul Burke Franklin, Gaffney,S.C., we are grateful, for the many records sent on the descendants of ThomasStanley the immigrant to Virginia from England. Regret no family connectionfound, but all Stanleys coming to America from England and Ireland were of thesame English line.

Again, our sincere thanks to each and every one who inany way assisted in making this record a reality, and if errors have crept in,please pardon, not intentional on our part.

Origin of the Stanleys in England

Adamde Stanley, brother of Liuf de Audley (who was father of Adam de Audley) wasliving temp. Stephen and Henry II. He was father of I. William, his heir, 2.Adam de Stanley, 3. Thomas de Stanley, his oldest son. William de Stanley wasgranted Stanley and half of Balterley, Co., Stafford by his first cousin, Adamde Audley. Walter de Stanley held Stanley in 1298. William de Stanley, Foresterof Wirral, Co., Chester, held Stanley in 1307 and was living in 1301. He m. Ca.1281 Joan, eldest daughter. And co-heir of Philip de Baumville, hereditaryForester of Wirral (by Agnes his wife, one of the daughters. And co-heirs ofAlexander de Storeton, by his wife Anabille, daughter. And heir of Ranulph deSilvester, son of Allan Silvester Lord of Storeton) and by this alliance hebecame possessed of the manor of Bailwick of Wvrall Forest. He therefore assumedthe armorial bearings since used by his descendants, viz., arq. On a bend az.Three stags’ heads or in place of those borne by his ancestors. He had issue:John Stanleyy Lord of Stourton & c.m. Mabella daughter. Of Sir JamesHausket, Knight. Of Stourton Parva, by whom he had 1. William (Sir), his heir.2. John of Greswithin, Co., Cumberland. M. P. For Carlisle, 20 Edward III fromwhom descends Edward Stanley of Ponsonby Hall, M.P. for Cumberland. The elderson, Sir William Stanley, Lord of Stourton & c. M. Alice daughter. Of HughMassey of Timperley and sister of Sir Hamon Massey of Dunham Massey and d. Inthe 21st Richard II, by whom he had besides one daughter. Three sons 1. William(Sir), eldest son who s. His father, and was also of Hooton, Co. Chester, byright of his wife Margery, daughter. And heir of William de Hooton, from thisSir William descended the Baronets Stanley, afterwards Errington of Hooton. 2.John (Sir) K.G. of whom presently. 3., Henry his 2nd son, Sir John Stanley,K.G. m. Isabel, daughter. And heir of Sir Thomas Lathom, Knight, of Lathom andKnowsley Co., Lancs (descended from Robert Fitz-Henry, whose son, Robert tookthe name of Lathom from his place of residence) and thus acquired thoseestates.

In1385 Sir John Stanley was Lord Deputy of Ireland, and had a grant of the manorof Blake Castle. In 1405 he had a 12commission in conjunction with RogerLeke, to seize on the city of York and its Liberties, and also upon the Isle ofMan; and in the 7th Henry IV, being there treasure of the household to theKing, obtained license to fortify a house at Liverpool, which he had newlybuilt with embattled walls.

Inthe same year, having taken possession of the Isle of Man, he obtained a grantin fee of the said isle, Castle, and pile called Holm Town, and all the islesadjacent, as all the regalities, franchise &c. To be holden of the saidKing, his heirs, and successors, by homage, and the service of two falcons,payable on the days of their coronation. On the accession of Henry V, he made aKnight Of the Garter, and constituted Lord Lt. Of Ireland for 6 yrs. In whichgovt. He d. 1414, having had beside two daughters. Four sons; 1. John (Sir) ofwhom presently, 2. Henry, 3. Thomas (Sir) of Elford Co., Stafford, jure exoris,whence came the Stanleys of Elford Pipe ect. 4. Ralph (Sir) the oldest son andheir. Sir John Stanley, Knight of the Sire, 2. Henry I. Constable of Carnarvonand Justice of Chester, 4. Henry VI, and Sheriff of Anglessey m. Isabeldaughter of Sir Robert and sister. And heir of Sir William Harrington, KnightOf Hornby Co.Lancs, and had beside two daughters, 1. Thomas (Sir) 1st BaronStanley, of whom presently 2. Richard, 3. Edward, succeeding archdeacons ofChester. Sir Thomas Stanley 1st Baron Stanley, Lord Lt. Of Ireland for six yrs.1432 comptroller of the household and Chamberlain to Henry VI, K.D. 1456;Knight Of the Shire, summoned as Baron Stanley 20 Jan. 1456. His lordship m.Jean daughter. And co-heir of Sir Robert Goushill, Knight Of Heveringham Nottsby Elizabeth his wife, widow of Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, daughter. OfRichard Fitzalan, Earl of Arundel by Eliz. His wife, daughter. Of WilliamBohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, by wife, the Princess Eliz. Plantagenet,daughter. Of King Edward I by whom he had besides three daughters; 1. Thomashis successor, 2. William of Holt, who was beheaded as a participator in theconspiracy for placing Perkin 13Warbeck upon the throne. Sir William wasthe richest subject in the kingdom to which circumstances considering therapacious disposition of Henry VII may be attributed his destruction more thanto his political principles. 3. John m. Eliz. Daughter. And heir of Sir ThomasWeever, Knight Of Weever Chester and by her acquired that estate, from himdescended Lord Stanley of Arderly. 4. James, Archdeacon of Carlisle, HisLordships d. 1485 and was s. By Thomas 2nd Lord Stanley 1st Earl of Derby K.G.summoned to Parliament 38th of Henry VI to Richard III. This nobleman m. 1stEleanor, daughter. Of Richard Nevil Earl of Salisbury and sister of RichardYevil (The King Maker), the stout Earl of Warwick, by whom he had issue: Edward(Sir) of Hornby Castle Co. Lancs. This gallant person commanded the rear of theEnglish Army at Flodden Field, 9 Sept., 1513; and forcing the Scots, by thepower of his archers, to descend the hill, thus broke their line, and insuredthe triumph of the English Army; for which good service, Henry VIII, keepingwith Whitsuntide at Eltham the next ensuing year, 1514, commanded that SirEdward Stanley, for those valiant acts against the Scots, where he won thehill, and vanquished all that opposed him, as also that his ancestors bore theeagle in their crest, should be there proclaimed Lord of Monteagle, and hesubsequently summons to Parliament in that dignity. He was also elected aKnight Of the Garter. His Lordship’s grandson; William Stanley 3rd Lord ofMonteagle, d. 1581, leaving by Ellen his wife, daughter. Of Sir Thomas Preston,of Preston Patrick and Levens, sin Westmoreland, an only daughter. Elizabethwho became his heir, and marrying Edward Parker Lord Morely conveyed the Baronyof Montegle into this family. The dignity is now ins Abeyance. (See Burke’sExtinct Peerage)

JamesHoly Orders, Bishop of Ely. Lord Stanley 2ndly, m. Margaret, daughter. And heirof John, Duke of Somerset. Widow of Edmond Tudor, Earl of Richmond, and motherof King Richard VII. How far his Lordship contributed to the victory ofBosworth recorded in history; and his placing the crown of Richard upon thehead of the victorious Richmond in the field is also a matter of historicrecord., In consideration of those eminent services, the new monarch advancedLord Stanley, 27th Oct. 1485, to the dignity of Earl of Derby, and constitutedhim on of the commissioners for executing the office of 14 Lord-High-Stewardof England on the day of his coronation. His Lordship, March following, had agrant of the great Office of Constable of England for life. His widow d. 29June, 1509, he d. 29 July 1504, and was s. By his grandson.

Thomas 2nd Earl of Derby, who m. 1507, Anne daughter.Of Edward Hastings of Hungerford, and was s. At his decease, 23 May 1521 (whenit appears he bore the titles of Earl of Derby, Viscount Kynton, Lord Stanleyand Strange. Lord of Knokyn, Mohun, Basset, Burnal, and Lacy, Lord of Man andthe Isles). (For further information, reference Burke’s Peerage.) 15

THE FAMILY TRADITIONS

Itis family tradition that three brothers, George, John, and Joshua Stanley"Hat Makers," came to Va. Long prior to the Am. Rev. From England andcontinued their trade in Va. One brother went up East, other two remained inthe south. George the immigrant was our ancestor. Another branch of the familysay George Stanley came from Ireland and settled in Georgetown, South Carolina.

Inthe Bible record one son not mentioned, his name was Jesse, and he went fromSouth Carolina to Georgia. Lewis and Adah Stanley did have seven sons listed inthe 1790 Census, 96th District. Spartanburg, S.C.

LewisStanley served in the American Revolution under George Washington, also tell ofincidents to the family of Lewis, during the war, like when the "King’smen’ raided the home, took all bed linens even to the pallet little Annie waslying on very ill, and Lewis was home on sick leave with small pox; his wifekept him hidden out in the woods with only a cowhide for protection and otherincidents have been handed down from generation to generation.

Familytraditions can be helpful in research, yet confusing at times.

Weknow there once was a copy of the "family history" owned by Mr. MilesStanley, grandson of Benjamin Stanley; Miles left no issue though he had afoster son. After several years got in touch with the wife of this foster son;she does not know anything concerning the book, which is most regretful as itcould have proved the ancestors beyond any doubt.

Thefamily is of unquestioned English origin, first spelled Stonlea, Stonelea,Stanlea, and finally Stanley. It was derived from Saxon "Stan" astone, Lea a pasture or rugged meadow.

Someof the Stanleys during the Rev. War were so 16 pro-American thatthey dropped the letter ‘n’ from the name, changing it to Staley, an Irishname. When Ga. Was chartered June 9, 1702, the crown of England named JamesStanley, Earl of Derby, one of the trustees and at that time there was a JamesStanley living in Jones County, North Carolina. This family later settled inLaurens County, Ga., a very prominent family.

InEngland the Stanleys had titles; those in America were none the less great;many became prominent citizens, many served in the Rev. War, and in the warslater on down to W.W. II, Stanleys served in many different branches.

GEORGE STANLEY

THE IMMIGRANT

Came to America Prior to American Revolution.

Allwe know concerning George Stanley our ancestor; is from an old Bible recordbelonging to a great great grandson, William Thomas Stanley (see later). Thename of his wife unknown, also how many children, have proof of but one son,Lewis Stanley (see later).

Fromfamily legends, that oft repeated story found in families, "that threebrothers, George, John, and Joshua Stanley, "Hatmakers," came fromEngland and settled near Richmond, Virginia, and continued their trade. One ofthe brothers went up East, George and the other brother remained in the South."

Anotherfamily legend "George Stanley came to America from Ireland, and settled atGeorgetown, South Carolina, and Georgetown was named for him."

Thelatter started probably as a joke and came down in the family.

Findthe following records of one George Stanley of which there is no way of knowingif he is our ancestor, dates seem about right to have been.

"Theonly record in our file of George Stanley is where he is listed on a roll ofthe 1st Regiment, Continental Line as a private with notation "5thRegiment."

Thisgives no information concerning him, not even dates of service, and is simplyproof that he had service in one of the continental Regiments. We checked ourindex to Wills, Index to Rev. File, S.C. Archives Dept. And find none forGeorge Stanley." By F. M Hutson, Assistant to Director.

GeorgeStanley deceased Inventory July 27, 1784. House- 18 hold goods only.Jacob McLendon, Jacob Bobbett, Hugh Gilmore, Appraisers. From "EarlyRecords of Georgia, Wilkes County" by Grace Gillman Davidson, 1832, pub.By J. W. Burke, Macon Co., Ga., Vol. I, p. 41. Folio 20, Small Bk. Of MixedRecords, 1781-83.

Thisdate 1784 could easily be right for the George Stanley we are interested in, assome of our Stanley kin went to Georgia.

Thename George comes down in the descendants of George the immigrant, grandson,gr. Grandson, and gr. gr. Grandsons, even down to the present.

Fromthe Bible belonging to his gr. Gr. Grandson William Thomas Stanley, born2-5-1852, sent by his daughter, Mrs. John Elgin Roten, Itasca, Texas.

GeorgeStanley - Georgetown, S.C.

Hisson: Lewis Stanley, Spartanburg, S.C,.

Sons:

EzekielStanley (see later)

GeorgeStanley " "

LewisStanley " "

JohnStanley " "

BenjaminStanley " "

JoshuaDavid Stanley " "

Daughters:

LelaStanley married ---------Kilby

BetsyStanley married ---------Mackey (see later)

AnnStanley married ------------Ledbetter

RhodaStanley married ----------Roberts (see later)

NOTE:One of Lewis Stanley’s sons not named in the record, his name said to have beenJesse, who went to Georgia from South Carolina. Lewis and Adah Stanley hadseven sons listed in 1790 Census.

Sinceno birth dates or first names of the sons-in-law were given, no way of knowingorder of birth, but, 19 from records found, Ezekiel Stanley eldest son. ThisBible record appears to me to have come down from father to son. We know therewas a history of this family owned by Mr. Miles Stanley, Midland, Texas, gr.gr. grandson, who died without issue, had a foster son who inherited hisestate. The family history has been lost, which is regrettable as it held theanswer to the family lineage.

Thefirst Stanley to come to America was Robert Stanley who came 1620 to Va. Aged27 on the ship Abigail. The next was Morrison Stanley who came to Va. 1624 aged26 on ship Hopewell. Then a John Stanley came 1635 to Conn. A John Stanley alsocame about this time to Maryland.

STANLEY

LewisStanley, son of George Stanley, was born ca. 1750, and the only child of whomwe have any record, believe there were other children.

LewisStanley married Adah --------, who may have been the daughter to James MartinEsq. Of York Co., S.C.

Theirchildren: sons, Ezekiel, George, Lewis Jr., John, Jesse Martin (?), Benjamin,Joshua David; daughters, Lela, Elizabeth "Betsy." Annie, and RhodaStanley. Jesse Martin was not named in the Bible record sent, from familytraditions one son was named Jesse (see later).

Thefirst deed to Lewis Stanley (Standley) was from James Martin Esq. Of YorkCounty to lands on Cherokee Cr., then Spartanburg District. (Would now be in CherokeeCounty., S.C.) This was in 1793 for 250 acres in Deed Book E, page 154 (notethink this was an E - if not, could be an F) R.M.C. Office for Spartanburg,County., S.C. bounded by James Ballenger. This only deed to Lewis Stanley.

In1807 Lewis Stanley and wife Ada make deed to the above tract acquired fromJames Martin Esq. To Major Hancock Deed Book p-212 not recorded till 1817. Itthen bounded Ezekiel Stanley deceased; Charles Hester; John Hester and Wm.Londen. 20 Witnesses were Daniel McCay and John Williams. Thedeed probated May, 1810. You will also find John Williams and Daniel McCaylater in Anderson County, S.C.

File1800 Spartanburg Co., S.C., contains the will of Ezekiel Stanley, signed July17, 1805, recorded Aug. 3, 1805. Witness: Lewis Stanley, George Stanley, andDaniel McCay, (see will of Ezekiel Stanley)

Earliestknown record concerning a Lewis Standley-Stanley in Census of South Carolinaand Her People, compiled by Thorn Rathburn, Liberty, S.C. We have tried severaltimes to get this record, never any reply - the date 1777, assume to be thedate of record.

CENSUS RECORDS, SPARTANBURG CO., S.C. 96TH. DISTRICT.

1790-LewisStanley, 4 white males over 16; including head of family: 4 white males under16; and 5 females.

1800-SpartanburgCo., S.C. Roll #50; Lewis Stanley 1 male 45 & up; 2 males to 16; 3 males to10; 1 female 45 & up; 3 females to 16.

1810-PendletonCo., S.C. Lewis Stanley 1 male 45 & up; 1 male 16-26; 2 males 10-16; 1female 45 & up; 1 female 16-26; 2 females 10-16. (Last census found).

NOTE:by 1800-two sons and one daughter were married and by 1810 four sons weremarried.

OnJuly 7, 1805, Lewis Stanley, son George Stanley and son-in-law, Daniel McCaywitnessed the will of Ezekiel Stanley (see Ezekiel Stanley’s will). From recordsfind many deeds by and to Lewis Stanley in Pendleton Co., S.C. 21Records at Anderson, S.C., Clerk of Court (From 1790 until 1828 old PendletonDistrict. Then the northern part was set up into Pickens Co., S.C.)

Bk.L. P. 240 - Lewis & wife Adah Stanley, $200 to Daniel McCay 150 acres(grand to James Waters, Nov. 30, 1799) bounded by George Stanley Nov. 23, 1811,Wit: George Stanley (see deeds on page ).

Thelast deeds made by Lewis Stanley Sr.: Book M, p 312, Lewis Stanley Sr. Love towife Adah Stanley furniture, cattle, hogs 8-24-1814, wit: Daniel McCay.

Bk.M. P. 2312 Lewis Stanley Sr. Love to sons David & John 250 acres bounded byJames Morris, Mathew Clark, Lewis Stanley, 8-29-1814, wit: Daniel McCay. SeemsLewis Stanley had already given land to the other children.

Onegenealogist doing research thinks Lewis moved to Georgia (no will or estateadministrator. Been found and he was a large land owner, but from the deeds oflove, would seem he was getting his affairs in order, probably in failing health).

Fromfamily traditions, Lewis Stanley . Served in the American Revolution, and wasat home on leave ill from small pox. The Redcoats were nearby, his wife kepthim hidden and in the woods, placing a cowhide over him for protection from therain, the soldiers took all the bed lines even to the quilt on which littleAnnie lay ill.

Sofar been unable to find any Revolutionary service record for Lewis Stanleywhichby no means implies he did not serve; many men served of whom record has neverbeen found.

It’ssaid "That some of the Stanleys were so pro-American, that they droppedthe letter N in the name, making the name Irish." Staley.

Thishistory of Lewis Stanleyand his descendants will 22 appear like ananalysis of records, in fact it is, as all those who could tell us anythinghave passed on many years ago, with only a few legends to work on. Had todepend on data of record, as many had the same first name, has complicated ourresearch. Does seem that the Stanleys who were in Spartanburg later in Pendletonwere all of the same family.

Onlytwo sons of Lewis and Adah Stanley came to Alabama, Benjamin and Joshua DavidStanley.

Avery close relationship has existed and continues between the descendants ofGeorge Stanley who went to Indiana and those of Ezekiel Stanley Jr., who wentfrom South Carolina to Cobb Co., Ga.

Childrenof Lewis Stanley, Sr., and wife Adah ---------- of whom we find records oftheir descendants as follows: Ezekiel, Rhoda, George, Lewis Jr., Benjamin andJoshua David Stanley.

JohnStanley m. __________, no records other than deeds.

JesseMartin (?) Stanley went to Georgia, no other data.

LelaStanley married Mr. Kilby, no other data.

AnnieStanley married Mr. Ledbetter, son of Daniel and the brother of Rhoda whomarried Ezekiel Stanley I.

Elizabeth"Betsy" Stanley married Daniel McCay, find deeds from and to them,also where Daniel McCay witnessed several deeds.

MartinMcCay wit. A deed from George Newell to Ezekiel Stanley Aug. 2, 1834, probablythe son of Daniel McCay, and Elizabeth Stanley, this name 23 Martinbasis of my assumption.

Seerandom records taken from research by Ralph B Paslay, Spartanburg, S.C.

RANDOM RECORDS

ROBERT B. PASLAY

Re: Stanley Data

Ihave made a search of the records in South Carolina and Georgia for your Stanleykin. I will in few days send you my complete report on what I have found. I amenclosing two sheets, which you will kindly look over, and you will see theStanleys and their kin located in these sheets. First, Lewis Stanley (alsospelled Standley) in the records here was the first we have any record of beingin Spartanburg, County, S.C. He is listed here in 1790 US Census with family of4 males over 16, 4 males under 16 and 5 females. This 1790 Census record wasnot completed till year 1792. This would make Lewis Stanleyhave children priorto the Revolution as the sons over 16 at 1790 Census would have to have beenborn no later than 1776 (even considering the 1790 census not completed till1792) and there were 3 males in this class besides himself. This itselfindicates Lewis Stanley as born prior to 1750. We have no record of his holdingproperty in Spartanburg County until a deed to him in 1793 to 250 acres onCherokee Cr. Spartanburg County acquired from James Martin Esq. Of York County.S.C. bounded by James Ballenger. The name was spelled Standley in this deed.

Lateron Lewis Stanley and wife Adah deed this same land, or 230 acres of same, toMajor Hancock in 1807, but this deed not probated till 1810 nor recorded till1817. We find record of Lewis Stanley in this county up until 1810 when he nolonger appears of record here but appears to have moved to Pendleton District.(Now Anderson County. S.C.) and from 1811 till 1814 the records find him thereand then no longer there after 1814 and appears he moved to 24 Georgia.There being no record in Anderson County, S.C. of his death, and he being alandowner, it would appear he did not die there.

Everyindication is that the Stanleys came to S.C. from Ga. Settled in Spartanburgand Pendleton County (now Anderson County. Part) then left S.C., and moved c1814 to Cobb County Ga. -- George Stanley with family going to Indiana. Someleaving Ga. And going on to Ala.

JamesMartin Esq. May have been related to Lewis Stanley and could have been hisfather-in-law. I say this because the next deed is from James Martin ofRutherford County. N.C. to Ezekiel Standley which appears to be the eldest sonof Lewis Stanley made in 1808. This is just a surmise but later in this LewisStanley line we find a Martin Stanley.

Whenwe turn to the records of Old Washington District. (Which was made up ofAnderson, Pickens, Oconee and Greenville County. Till 1799) we find thatEzekiel Stanley and his wife Rhoda are making deeds there in 1798 and wereapparently living there at that time - this was what later became PendletonDistrict. We find Ezekiel Stanley still in Washington District. 1799 as hethere with deed to Daniel Ledbetter. Daniel Ledbetter appears to be the man whomarried Ann Stanley, daughter of Lewis Stanley.

From1799 till 1811 there are in Pendleton or Washington County no records on theStanley family.

Thenstarting in year 1811 through years 1814 we note that Lewis Stanley has movedfrom Spartanburg District. S.C. to Pendleton District. And he and wife makedeeds to their children and in-laws and by the year 1814 they all appear tohave left, but Ezekiel Stanley who appears to have stayed there until 1834 whenhe moved to Cobb County, Ga. Having married Margaret Holland, daughter of HughHolland of 25 Anderson District. In 1834. This Ezekiel had son B.M. Stanley, m Francis Williams, p. 756 History. Cobb County., and two sons inCivil War, William P. Stanley and James Felton Stanley (see History. Of CobbCounty.) one of his daughters. Eliza m Marcus L. Green.

Wefind their kin in Anderson County the Ledbetters, Daniel McCay, Elijah Gibson,Hollands, Wiley Roberts. Smiths making deeds and witnessed. Deeds there. It isto Cobb County. Ga. The Stanleys went from Anderson County. In the year 1814,except Ezekiel Stanley, who stayed till 1834 in Anderson and George Stanley,who moved about this time to Indiana.

Itappears that Green County, Ga. And Cobb County, Ga. Are the places that theStanley came from to S.C. and returned to.

Allied Families from S.C. to Cobb County. Ga.

KILBY-- William J. Kilby of Cobb County Ga., tailor married Jane Caruthers Young,daughter of Samuel Young of Abbeville County., S.C. and wife Martha WilsonLong. Her sister, Rebbeca Harris Young, married Ezekiel Calhoun Harris of CobbCounty Ga., and that had daughter.

HOLLAND-- Frances Harris m Dr. Hayne Holland originally of Anderson County, S.C. whomoved to Cobb County, Ga. 1850. Ezekiel Calhoun Harris was son of John Harrisand wife Mary Shachelford of Abbeville County (son of Maj. Thos. Harris andwife Fannie Hamilton of Abbeville County.)

BALLENGER-- The Reeds came from S.C. to Cobb County., Ga. Where Wm. Barr Reed m AdelineKemp, daughter. Of Solomon Kemp and Clary Benson. The Kemps also m Into theKilby family in Cobb County., Ga.

Allof the above families which were connected in some 26 waywith the Stanley family of Cobb County came from S.C. as did the Andersonfamily, the Burt family and the Latimer family.

LewisStanley appears to have left Anderson County, S.C. in year 1814 and appears tohave gone to Ga. Since Cobb County, Ga. Was not organized until 1835 they musthave gone to some other place in Ga. And moved to Cobb around 1835. I find anold list of those who acquired land in Milledge, Ga. In 1817, and find WillisRoberts one of those who acquired land there. No Stanleys or other namesconnected with Stanleys are listed. Willis Roberts was father of Wiley Robertswho m Rhoda Stanley. Since no record of Lewis Stanley having died and leavingan Estate in Anderson County, S.C. and he a large landowner it appears that hemust have died after leaving South Carolina. It appears from several marriagesof Stanleys that Jasper County, Ga. May be where they first went.

TheStanleys were in Anderson County related in some way to the Gibson family there.

OLD PENDLETON FAMILIES

CALHOUN-- Alexander Calhoun born Antrim County, Ire., settled first c 1795 OldPendleton District., S.C. MD Susanah Barber (d 1827). Alexander Calhoun diedthere 1825, buried Roberts Church. They both left Wills. Their children:

1.Alexander Calhoun Jr. Md. Fanny H. Leat.

2.Mary Calhoun m George Campbell.

3.George Calhoun n.f.r.

4.John Calhoun b. 1790 Anderson District., S.C. farmer m Nancy Ledbettor bornN.C. moved Troup County.

Ga.,had Joseph J., David Alexander, Julia A Calhoun.

5.Sarah Calhoun m 1st Abner Ledbettor b. 1788; m Second John Clarence CalhounMiller. 27

6.David Calhoun moved prior to 1827 to Franklin County., Ga. Md. Martha M

7.Elizabeth Calhoun m Maj. Jackson Gilmer, b. 1794, son of Robert Gilmer and NancyMartin.

ROBERTS-JOHNS.In 1863 James Johns died in Oconee County., S.C., (Being portion of OldPendleton District., S.C.) leaving as his sole heirs his three sons, Samuel H.Johns, James A. Johns and John B. Johns. John B. Johns died in 1864 leaving hiswidow M. Jane Johns and infant daughter Lila B. Johns. The widow M. Jane Johnsmoved in 1865 to Ga. And the following year she married there to John Roberts.

WhoM. Jane Johns was prior to marriage with John B. Johns was not given but she m2nd John Roberts.

Foundin case Roberts vs. Johns 16 S.C. 171.

NOTE:Your Stanley family married the Roberts-Johns-Ledbettors-Millers-Kilbys. Italso appears they must have been related to the Martins as two of the earlyDeeds to them in Spartanburg County was from James Martin.

Wealso find Abner Ledbettor above who m Miss Calhoun as witness to Deeds inAnderson County., S.C.

Wefind in Cobb County, Ga. These related familiesKilby-Young-Harris-Holland-Ballenger-Green-Roberts-Johns-Benson-Kemps.

DEEDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Thefirst deed to Lewis Stanley (Standley) was from James Martin Esq. Of YorkCounty to lands on Cherokee Cr. Then Spartanburg Districts (would now be inCherokee County., S.C.) This was in 1793 for 250 acres in deed book F, p,. 154R.M.C. Office for Spartanburg County., S.C. bounded by James Ballenger. Thisonly deed to Lewis Stanley.

File1800 contains the will of Ezekiel Stanley. This will was signed on 7-7-1805.Ezekiel willed all of his 28 estate to his wife Rhoda during her life, then to goto his children unnamed. The will was witnessed by Lewis Stanley, GeorgeStanley and Daniel McCay. It was filed for record Aug. 3, 1805, indicating thatEzekiel had died between 7-17- and 8-3-1805.

Lettersof administrator. Were granted to Rhoda Stanley on 2-19-1806. A notation in1808 shows that Rhoda was m. To Jacob Gordian (Gordon). In 1809 Charles Hesterwas appointed administrator. In 1812 he paid for schooling of children $5.43.The final paper in the file was dated 2-2-1819 "Due the estate $168.43."There was no list of heirs or names of children given.

Theindex of deeds shows four deeds made to Ezekiel on Thickety Creek and CherokeeCreek. (This is now in Cherokee County).

Thereare no deeds to Lewis or Benjamin or any Stanley other than Ezekiel. These weredated 1792, 1793, 1799 and 1801.

Thereis one deed from Adah and Lewis Stanley to Major Hancock date 2-2-1807 andrecorded in Book P. P. 212.

Thisdeed was for 230 acres of land on Cherokee Creek bounded by Ezekiel Stanley,DEC’D. Charles Hester, Wm. Fondren, Jesse Fondren and John Hester. Theconsideration was $300. Witnesses were: Daniel McCay and Joh. Wms. On May 18,1810 John Williams made affidavit that he witnessed this deed; his affidavitsigned before John Lipscomb. J.Q.

Theseevidently are your folk, but it is too bad there are no further records. I amsorry I could find nothing more.

(Arelationship seems to exist between Lewis, George, and the Ezekiel Stanleyhere, believe the Ezekiel 29 Stanley who made his will in 1805 to be a brother ofLewis Stanley, Sr. His first son was named Ezekiel. Mrs. J. F. Brooks).

In1807 Lewis Stanley and wife Ada make deed to the above tract acquired fromJames Martin Esq. To Major Hancock, Deed Bk. P-212, not recorded till 1817. Itthen bounded Ezekiel Stanley deceased; Charles Hester; John Hester and Wm.Londen. Witn. Were Daniel McCay and John Williams. The deed probated May, 1810.You will also find John Williams and Daniel McCay later in Anderson County,S.C.

RECORDSAT ANDERSON, S.C. CLERK OF COURT (FROM 1790 UNTIL 1828 OLD PENDLETON DISTRICT.THEN THE NORTHERN PART WAS SET UP INTO PICKENS CO., S.C.:

In1810, Lewis Stanley was living in Pendleton District., S.C. We find in 1811 inPendleton District. Lewis Stanley and wife Ada swapping land with Daniel andElizabeth McCay. Witn. George Stanley, Deed Bk. L, p. 240, 241-242.

In1812 Lewis Stanley and wife Ada make first deed we find to son George StanleyDeed Bk. L, p. 317, 3-20-1812 with John Stanley and Daniel McCay witnesses. Seesame Deed, Bk. L, p. 318.

Wefind John Stanley getting his first Deed in Nov. 16, 1812 from Wm. Reed. DeedBk., p. 341.

Bk.L, p. 240. Lewis & wife Adah Stanley Sr. $200 to Daniel McCay 150 acres(grant to James Watters, Nov. 30, 1799) bounded by George Stanley 23, Nov.1811. Wit: Geo. Stanley.

Bk.L, p. 241. Daniel & Eliz. McCay to Lewis Stanley Sr. 157 acres (grant toHenry Chills and James Matterson) n.e. side 12 miles river 23 Nov. 1811. Wit:Geo. Stanley, Wm. Alexander McCay.

P.241, Daniel & Eliz. McCay $200 to Lewis Stanley Sr. 299 1/2 acres 12 mileriver (grant to James Watters Sr. 20 30Nov. 1799) 23 Nov. 1811. Wit: Geo.Stanley, William Alexander, McCay, Rec. 1-6-1812.

P.317. Lewis Stanley Sr. And wife Adah $70 to George Stanley n.e. 12 mile river50 acres (grant to James Watters Sr.) bounded by Daniel McCay, John Land3-20-1812. Wit. Daniel McCay, John Stanley.

P.318. Lewis Stanley Sr. $50 to George Stanley n.e. 12 mile river 100 acres(grant to James Watters) Russell’s line Garvin’s road, Daniel McCay 3-2-0,1812, same witness.

P.312. Lewis Stanley Sr. love to wife Adah Stanley furniture, cattle, hogs,8-24-1814. Wit: Daniel McCay.

P.147. George and Elizabeth Stanley to David Caldwell $100 (grant to JamesWatters) 8-28-1813. 12 mile river. Wit: Daniel McCay.

P.171. George and Elizabeth Stanley $100 to Henry Gains Sr. 107 acres n.e. 12mile river bounded by John Land branch. 14 Sept. 1813.

BookM., p. 312. Lewis Stanley Sr. Love to sons David & John 250 acres boundedby James Morris, Matthew Clark, Lewis Stanley, 8-29-1814. Wit: Daniel McCay.

P.72. Isham Stanley to Ezekiel Stanley $575 Big Beaver dam 108 acres (conveyedfrom Elijah Gibson, 9-17-1829. Wit. Abner Ledbetter.

Bk.U, p. 73. Daniel and Mary Thacker to Ezekiel Stanley $300 130 acres BigBeaverdam, Tugale river road to Reese’s ferry. Wit. McKinley, Keziah Smith rec.30 Nov. 183.

P.340. Ezekiel Stanley $479 to George Newell 31 170 acres BigBeaverdam creek 2 tracts Aug. 2, 1834. Wit: Martin McCay, Hugh Holland.

Bk.C, p. 429. Joel Ledbetter and wife Kitty to Ezekiel Stanley 122 acresWashington District., Pendleton Co., S.C. Generosity Creek 9-28-1798. Wit:Daniel Ledbetter.

P.430. Ezekiel and Rhoda Stanley $200 to Peter Keys, Washington District.,Pendleton Co., S.C. Big Generosity Creek on Savannah River 122 acres, 29 Sept.1798. Wit: Wm Ross, David Ross.

Bk.O, p. 216. Elijah Gibson heir of Ezekiel Stanley deceased. By matrimonialcontract with Winiferd Stanley $160 to Joseph Taylor interest in certain slaved2-18-1818. Wit: David Watson.

P.117. Elijah and Levi Murphree $100 to John Stanley 12 mile river 2-25-1817.Wit: Jesse Sugg.

Bk.U, p. 340. Ezekiel Stanley $479 to George Newell 170 acres Big Beaverdam creek2 tracts 8-2-1834. Wit: Martin McCay, Hugh Holland.

Bk.P. P. 342. Wm Reed $212.50 to John Stanley Town Creek 50 acres 11-16-1812.Wits: Henry Griffin, Wm. Barton.

Bk.E, p. 197. 11-21-1797 Daniel McCay to Wm. Jackson 25 pds. 46 acres Great RockyCreek, bounded by Andrew Norris, Wit: Josh Alexander, Richard Dodd.

Bk.C., p. 481. 3-30-1799 Stephen and Elizabeth Strange to Daniel Ledbetter. Wit:Ezekiel Stanley, Richard Holley.

Bk.M, p. 161. 4-19-1813 Wiley Roberts and Ann Gibson to Lewis Stanley Jr. $150,100 acres bounded by Joseph and William McClure, Arthur Johns. Wit: JohnGentry, Wm. Ledbetter.

LewisStanley et al Pickens 857 acres 94, June 12, 1833, 417 acres 95, June 14, 1833.

DEED

Elijah& Levi Murphree to John Stanley of Pickens Co., S.C. a tract on twelve mileriver 26 Feb. 1817, Wit: Jesse Sugg, Robberd Brown, Rec. 25 March 1818 (cc pk124).

Ibid,p. 98, David McCollum to John Stanley $18 10 acres on Town Creek of 12 mileriver 17 Feb. 1816. Wit: James Ferguson, Sundley Evatt. (Cc pk 124) PickensCo., S.C.)

Additionalinformation from property records of Pickens County, South Carolina.

DeedBk. C-1, p. 369. Deed from Isham Stanley of Chambers County, Ala., to EzekielStanley of Anderson District, South Carolina, dated April 12, 1837, conveyed708 acres of land for consideration of $708.00.

DeedBk. G-1, p. 706. Deed from Ezekiel Stanley then of Cobb County, Georgia to A.J. Lowry of Pickens District, South Carolina, dated Dec. 28, 1852, conveyedsame land for consideration of $1500.00

(Isham& Ezekiel Stanley above were brothers, sons of Ezekiel Stanley I and RhodaStanley, Spartanburg, S.C. F.K.G.)

NOTE:from Mrs. John Guttery: Two pages missing here from the manuscript, lost by apublisher.

........Learnfrom the Records here at Spartanburg that his wife was Rhoda and that she wasRhoda Ledbetter, daughter. Of Daniel Ledbetter from early records I have of theLedbetters they came to Pendleton District., S.C., and early married into theCalhoun family). The next record we have of Ezekiel Stanley we have inSpartanburg County, S.C. is deed from Andrew Hopkins of Spartanburg County,S.C. to Ezekiel Stanley of Pendleton District., S.C. made 17 August 1799.Recorded in Deed Bk. F, p. 450, R.M.C. Office for Spartanburg County, S.C. to143 acres of land on Cherokee Cr. Waters of Broad R. (This land would be now inCherokee County., S.C.)

BeforeI give the will of this Ezekiel Stanley made in Spartanburg County, S.C. in1805 I will say that this Ezekiel Stanley is not in S.C. in 1790 U.S. Censusbut must have been in Ga. (As that is the only state of original 13 we do nothave the 1790 census here) and that is where the 1792 deed to him says he wasin Green County, Ga. He appears to have left Ga. And come to PendletonDistrict. S.C. (now Anderson County.) as there are many records of him and hiswife there and later of his children but he does not deed in 1792 and 1799 inSpartanburg County, S.C. and he died there in 1805. We find in Deed Book C, p.429 Washington District., Pendleton County Deed from Joel Ledbetter and wifeKitty to Ezekiel Stanley 9-28-1798 witnessed. Daniel Ledbetter. Then on page 430Deed Bk. C is deed of Ezekiel Stanley and wife Rhoda to Peter Keys dated Sept.29, 1798. Then in same Deed Bk. C, p. 481 Deed to Daniel Ledbetter from Stephenand Elizabeth Strange-Witness was Ezekiel Stanley. We find deeds then toEzekiel’s children and kin all through the Anderson County Records till around1850. When Ezekiel Stanley and wife Rhoda Ledbetter moved to Spartanburg I amnot sure but prob. About 1799 and he died here in 1805.

Deed25th March 1808 from James Martin of North Carolina County of Lincoln to 139acres in Spartanburg County 34Cherokee Cr. Bounded by lands of LewisStanley, Ezekiel Stanley, and Richard Arnold. This Deed witnessed. By LewisStanley and Rhoda Stanley and on 16 May, 1808, Lewis Stanley goes before GeorgeLamkin J.P. to probate this deed.

Wefind Lewis Standley-Stanley here in this County at least till May 1808 and thenhe must have left and gone to Pendleton County which at that time made up ofpresent Anderson-Pickens-Oconee Counties. All of the territory between Broad riverwest to Georgia line was from 1768 till 1783 known as Old 96 District. With C.H. At Cambridge - then 1783 divided into counties and all of Abbeville.....

NOTE:Not known how many pages lost here.

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TheStanleys came from England and they were Earls of Derby and Lord Stanleysthere. I come directly through them as follows: my mother was Clara BelleDouglass (of Red Douglass clan of Scotland) and her grandmother DouglassFrancis Jester Hardy whose ancestor John Hardy came 1660 to Isle of Wight County,Virginia, from England. They go back to Sir John Hardy Lord Mayor of Londonwhose wife was Margaret de la Pole, daughter of Richard de La Pole, Earl ofSuffolk and his wife Lady Mary de Stanley, daughter of George de Stanley, Earlof Derby, Surety of Magna Charta. You can find in Burke’s Peerage, this linewith coat of arms, etc.

Yourefer to the Stanleys of Columbia, S.C. Before giving anything on your line, Iwill give the following on other Stanley lines in early S.C. In old CherawDistrict. There was a Revolutionary soldier named Moses Stanley, and he islisted as Pvt. In Greggs History of Old Cheraw. We know nothing more about him.However, in 1790 U.S. Census of Cheraw 35District., S.C. is listed Capt. SamuelStanley born in Va. (New Kent County, I think) and was Capt. In Rev. War inVa., moved thence to Cheraw and then to Columbia, S.C. He died there about 1813and his wife was a Miss Hendricks, daughter. Of Capt. William Hendricks a Rev.Soldier from Cheraw. They had two sons, Robert Hendricks Stanley and WilliamByrd Stanley and a daughter. Who m. Henry McGowan, daughter. Elizabeth m.Trapp, and daughter. Mary who married 4 times, first to Wm. Howell; 2nd to Dr.Robert Hendricks; 3rd to _____Williamson, and fourth William Hilligus ofCharleston. In 1850 this lady filed an affidavit that she was the niece of myg.g.grandfather Capt. Robert Paslay, Rev. Soldier, and that she at that timeliving in Cheraw district S.C. this affidavit in Washington, D.C., in Capt.Robert Paslay Revolutionary File R. 7988. In 1790 Capt. Robert Paslay 2ndmarried Elizabeth Crocker. His first wife was Sarah (which I take to beHendricks, being his niece makes me say that) I come from the 2nd wifeElizabeth Crocker.

RobertHendricks Stanley and another son William Byrd Stanley, who was long time Mayorof Columbia, S.C., about the time of the Civil War. This family long ran theStanley China shop in Columbia, S.C., and they are buried in the Stanley Familygraveyard in Columbia, S.C. In Vol. 4: Wallace ‘History. Of South Carolina’there is a Genealogy of this family.

Therewas an early Methodist of S.C., Rev. Ledbetter also. They are found in Historyof Methodism in S.C., by Betts.

RobertB. Paslay

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EzekielStanley I, born ca. 1774 or earlier, and probably the eldest son of Lewis andAdah Stanley, Spartanburg and Pendleton Co.’s S.C. Ezekiel died in SpartanburgCo., S.C., between July 17, 1805 and Aug. 3, 1805, married Rhoda, daughter. OfDaniel Ledbetter (See data by Mrs. 36J. W. Thomas)., Their children: Isham Stanley,b July 12, 1801, Elizabeth Stanley, b June 2, 1803, Winnifred Stanley, b______m Elijah Gibson, and Ezekiel b May 6, 1805. (See later)

EzekielStanley I, went to Spartanburg District., from Greene Co., Ga., about 1798. Heis not found in 1790 census of any state, Georgia 1790 census not in existencetoday.

Thefirst record found of this family was from Green County, Ga., in 1792 acquiringland in Spartanburg County, S.C. in 1792 thence to the founder died inSpartanburg County in 1805. From 1792 till 1805 he appears in Spartanburg andPendleton District. (Now Anderson County). Where he got to Greene County, Ga.Was organized about 1780 cut from the larger territory of old WashingtonCounty, Ga. Georgia founded 1732 by Gen. Oglethorpe. However, by 1790 manypeople came to Ga. From the states of Pa., Va., N.C., S.C., Md. And from N.E.states.

Wehave reasons to believe he was the son of Lewis Stanley, as his eldest son wasEzekiel and the close relationship which existed and continues to the presentday among his descendants and those of George and Elizabeth (Smith) Stanley ofIndiana. Doubts will creep in and do here, but until we find more proof weshall believe Ezekiel to be the eldest son of Lewis Stanley Sr. And wife Adah.

Note:Lewis Stanley, his son George and son-in-law Daniel McCay witnessed the will ofEzekiel in 1805. In File 1800 Spartanburg, S.C., contains the will of EzekielStanley, signed July 17, 1805, willed all his property to his wife RhodaStanley, during her life, then to his children, unnamed. Recorded Aug. 3, 1805,indicating that Ezekiel died between July 17 and Aug. 1805. 37

Lettersof Admr. Were granted to Rhoda Stanley on Feb. 19, 1806, a notation in 1808shows that Rhoda Stanley was married to Jacob Gordon in 1808. Charles Hesterwas appointed Admr. In 1802, he paid for schooling of the children $5.43. Thefinal papers in the File dated Feb. 2, ....... (Note: a page missing here.)

Informationfrom Mrs. J. W. Thomas (Ora Mason Thomas) age 75, contained in letter directedto Mrs. Mae Runyan Swanson, dated October 12, 1960. Mrs. Thomas’ address is3137 Amherst Street, Dallas, Texas.

(Lewis) IshamStanley and Daniel Ledbetter were born in England in the vicinity of Liverpool.They came together to the United States, landing in Charleston, South Carolina,and later settling in the Spartaburg district where they remained and rearedtheir families.

Ason of Daniel Ledbetter, Daniel II, was born in the late 1740’s and so was 30years old when he became a soldier in the Revolutionary War. He served theentire 7 years. His daughter, Rhoda, was married to Isham Stanley II (Note:This should be Ezekiel Stanley) and they became the parents offour children: Isham III, Elizabeth (*), Winifred and Ezekiel (**) (Note:also Anna, William and Nancy)

(*)Elizabeth was born June 2, 1803, and was married to Churchill Mason on December23, 1824, she died May 28, 1855. (Elizabeth was the grandmother of Ora MasonThomas, who furnished this information).

(*)Isham Stanley II died early in life and Rhoda then married Daniel Gordon (Note:I don’t know how Jacob Gordon now becomes Daniel Gordon unless he was JacobDaniel Gordon or Daniel Jacob Gordon) and they had fourmore children: Daniel II, William, Rhoda and Tempe. Mrs. Betsy Weatherly andMrs. Nancy Landrum were daughters of Daniel Gordon II and both came to Texas tovisit in the home of Mrs. Thomas when she was a child. Lynn Landrum, a grandsonof Mrs. Nancy Landrum, lives in Dallas, Texas, and is a popular columnist onthe Dallas News.

(**)Ezekiel Stanley was the great-grandfather of Mrs. Mae Runyan Swanson to whomthe above letter was addressed, he married Margaret Ann Holland and theirdescendants are 38 cataloged in genealogy book, "Our Kin" byW. H. Manning, Jr. And Edna Anderson Manning of Barnwell, South Carolina,copyrighted in 1958 and published by Walton Printing Company, Augusta, Georgia(pp 941-875).

*Thename may have been Isham Ezekiel Stanley but he signed his "Will"Ezekiel Stanley. We also find other records showing his name as Ezekiel, oftenin families their ancestors are spoken of by a first or last name (F.K.G.)

Dallas,Texas

July15, 1963

3137Amherst Street

DearMrs. Guttery:

...Someof the information I sent Mrs. Swanson may be inaccurate. It came to my familya long time ago from two cousins, much older than I, Mollie Carruth and LizziePrice Brooks. I am not sure what their source was, mostly from word of mouthfrom their parents. I suspect, tho, they may have had some Bible records. Allof my father’s family came to Texas and all died in Texas, but I never knew anyof them intimately except the Jacksons (Aunt Mina) who lived in our home town.

Myfather being the youngest had the youngest children. All of my first cousinsare dead and, since last year when I lost my two remaining brothers, withinmonths of each other there are two of my generation left: myself and my sisterwho lives in Miami.

Iam nearly 78 and she is 74. It has been interesting to me to note the strongStanley characteristics so apparent among my father’s relations, including myown brothers and sisters, and even my children and grandchildren. I am 39 convincedthat the Stanley "breed" will never die out, my father was anoutstanding example and my sister is just like him, one of my two daughtersfits the pattern to a T, and tho she has no children, my other daughter has achild who is a real throwback.

Itis indeed a family to be proud of.

/S/Ora Mason Thomas

Elizabeth Stanley

ElizabethStanley, daughter of Ezekiel I Stanley and Rhoda Ledbetter Stanley was born June2, 1803 and married Churchill Mason December 23, 1824, died May 28, 1855.Churchill Mason born Oct. 5, 1794, died Sept. 12, 1880. Both are buried in MarsHill Cemetery near Acworth, in Cobb County, Georgia.

ElizabethStanley and Churchill Mason are known by the writer to have had one son,Mallory Mason b ______, d _______, married ________, who has one livingdaughter known, and in the late 1963’s was in Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Ora MasonThomas, 3137 Amherst St. There possibly are other descendants.

Winifred Stanley

WinnifredStanley, b________, d________, married Elijah Gibson, b________, d________,buried________. Their children:

1.Isham, b Aug. 11, 1837, d May 9, 1898, married Sarah A ________, buriedKennesaw Cemetery, Cobb County, Georgia.

2.Elizabeth Ann Gibson, b Nov. 19, 1824, d Jan. 10, 1902, married J. W. Wade, bNov. 20, 1826, d________1908, buried Kennesaw Cemetery, Cobb County, Georgia.

(FromBook O, page 216, South Carolina Records: Elijah Gibson, heir of EzekielStanley dec’d, by matrimonial contract with Winifred Stanley, $160 to JosephTaylor 40 interestin certain slaves 2-7-1818. Witnessed by David Watson.)

2.Elizabeth Ann Stanley, b 11-19-1824, d 1-10-1902, married J. W., Wade. Theirchildren:

1.Elijah Wade, b________, d________, married Jennie ________, b________,d________, both buried Kennesaw Cemetery, Cobb County, Georgia.

2.Fannie Jane Wade, b 6-5-1846, d 12-15-1887, married William P. Stanley, b2-28-1844, d 3-25-1918.

(WinifredStanley being the sister of Ezekiel II, and her granddaughter Fannie marriedEzekiel’s son William, so they were second cousins.)

Moreabout William Pickens Stanley and Fannie Jane Stanley in the Ezekiel II line.

STANLEY-GIBSON

WinnifredStanley, daughter. Of Ezekiel Stanley 1st, and Rhoda (Ledbetter) Stanley. Shewas born in S.C., Spartanburg Co., date not known, but from records she wasmarried to Elijah Gibson in 1818, Bk. O, p. 216, Anderson Co., S.C. Clerk ofCourt. Elijah Gibson heir of Ezekiel Stanley dec’d. By matrimonial contractwith Winnifred Stanley $160 to Joseph Taylor interest in certain slaves2-7-1818 wit: David Watson.

Fromthis record Winnifred Stanley, probably born by or before 1800. So far we havefound the record of three children: may have been older children: ElizabethGibson, John Stanley Gibson, and Isham Gibson.

ElizabethGibson, b Nov. 19, 1824, in S.C., died June 10, 1902, in Cobb Co., Ga., marriedJohn 41 W. Wade, b 1827 in Ga. His birth from 1850 Census CobbCo., Ga. Their Children:

Frances(a.k.a. Fannie) Jane Wade, b 1845 (Note: pg 87 says6-15-1846), m Wm. Pickens Stanley (see Ezekiel Stanley andMargaret Ann Holland family).

ElijahL. Wade, b Aug. 28, 1849, d Feb. 19, 1925, m Seleta Jane ________, b Nov. 29,1855, d July 29, 1923, buried in Kennesaw Cemetery.

JohnStanley Gibson, b Aug. 15, 1831, d July 3, 1883, married Nancy Ann Harris, bAug. 18, 1833, d Oct. 5, 1898. Their children:

ThomasH. Gibson, b _____, married Emma Belle Stanley, b Aug. 3, 1861, d May 21, 1914,buried in Kennesaw Cemetery, daughter. Of James and Mary (Salyer) Stanley. (Seefamily of George and Elizabeth (Smith) Stanley.

MargieGibson, b July 31, 1856, d July 22, 1944.

IshamFletcher Gibson, b April 1, 1857. (See later).

FrankGibson, died in Atlanta.

CorneliaGibson, m _____ Smith, died in Ackworth, Ga.

AugustaGibson, b Oct. 30, 1859, m _____ Springfield, and d June 6, 1924.

IshamFletcher Gibson, b April 1, 1857, d Dec. 19, 1943, m Martha Ann Fowler, b_____, d_____. Their daughter.:

LucyGibson, married Eugene T. Booth, born about 1878, as he is now 85 years old,taught school and a Baptist Minister, now retired. They reside at Woodstock,Ga. Their children: 42

WilliamGibson Booth, m Malina Alice Chamblee. He has been principal in Woodstockschools for 25 years.

HaroldC. Booth, m Mary Sue Brown. He is an engineer for Seaboard Railroad. Theyreside in Miami, Florida.

EugeneT. Booth, Jr., received a Rhodes Scholarship, after three years at Oxford. Hereceived a Doctorate degree. Later taught at Columbia University, in thePhysics Department, and while there helped to split the atom and continuesworthwhile work in the field of science. He married Virginia White Saffold.

MarthaChristine Booth, married Smith L. Johnston, Jr., a banker of Woodstock. Mrs.Johnston died in 1955 leaving three young children: Lucy Ann, Janice, and SmithL. Johnston III.

TheBooths have six "adorable grands" but only the names above sent.

IshamGibson, son of Elijah and Winnifred (Stanley) Gibson, b Aug. 11, 1837, d May 9,1898, married Sarah Jackson. She was born Juan. 7, 1835, d July _____, 1920.Their children:

OllieGibson, b May 9, 1864.

FannieGibson, b Jan. 2, 1867.

NolaGibson, b Oct. 1, 1869.

EmmettGibson died in Atlanta, some of his children are now living in Atlanta, Ga.

Elijahand Winnifred Stanley Gibson may have had other children. Note: Elizabeth A.Gibson b 1824, John Stanley Gibson b 1831, Isham Gibson b 1837. 43

In1850 Marietta District., Cobb Co., Ga. Find Ann Gibson b 1817 and Nelley Gibsonb 1820. These may or may not be their children. Who can say?

1820Census Pendleton Co., S.C.:

ElijahGibson 0-0-0-1-1-0- 00100; 1 male to 25, 1 male 26-45; 1 female to 26. Note:The son probably by first marriage.

DESCENDANTS

ISHAM AND NANCY CAROLINE (McKINLEY) STANLEY

Recordstaken from the Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments together withthe Apocrypha. Published by B. B. Mussey & Co., Boston, 1850.

NOTE:Nancy Caroline McKinley (b 1811, d 1890), daughter. Of James Beatty McKinley (b1774, d 1863) married Elizabeth McCurdy (b 1799, d 1853) 1795. James BeattyMcKinley, son of William McKinley (b Aug. 10, 1744, d Apr. 22, 1798) m MaryBeatty 1767. William McKinley, son of John McKinley and Eleanor Wilson. Recordsin National Society of the D.A.R., Washington, D.C.

Informationcompiled by Louise Stanley Brown, West Point, Ga.

ISHAMSTANLEY: Son of Ezekiel Stanley and Rhoda Ledbetter, b July 12, 1801 in S.C.; dJuly 10, 1848; m Nancy Caroline McKinley November 8, 1827. Founders of thePresbyterian Church-Church of the Covenant-1837, West Point, Ga. This churchwas destroyed by a cyclone in 1920 in which his son Isham, attending a meetingof the Elders of the church, was killed. (This Isham was my grandfather. Myfather, was also in the church at the time of the cyclone and the first toreach his father; finding him dead and pinned under heavy timber, took his coatand placed it across his father’s face to keep off the rain.) 44

Inthe rebuilding of the church a new location was found and is now active withdescendants of these founders to the fifth and sixth generation.

Theirchildren:

I.MARY ANN REESE STANLEY: b Oct. 16, 1828; d Aug. 12, 1912; married JosephGilbert, March 23, 1847.

II.MARTHA JANE STANLEY: b June 5, 1830; d July 30, 1854 married William ClarkWallis Oct. 18, 1853.

III.ELIZABETH LUCRETIA STANLEY: b Jan. 19, 1832; d Dec. 9, 1905 at 3:50 a.m.;married William Clark Wallis (his second wife) Sept. 17, 1857.

IV.EZEKIEL PICKENS STANLEY: b Feb. 24, 1834, d July 17, 1864; buried nearWashington City, Grave No. 2978 Co. D. 4th Georgia Regiment.

V.RHODA CAROLINE STANLEY: b Jan. 15, 1836; d Jan. 4, 1824; married William H.Clark Nov. 22, 1853; buried in Pinewood Cemetery, West Point, Ga.

VI.JOSEPHINE WINFORD STANLEY: b March 14, 1828; d Apr. 29, 1910; married James A.Donaldson Dec. 12, 1854; buried Reese Cemetery, Lanett, Ala.

VII.JAMES McKINLEY STANLEY: b Feb. 14, 1840; d May 30, 1891; married Amanda A.Henderson (Charmichael, first husband); buried Pinewood Cemetery, West Point,Ga.

VIII.SARAH ANN ELIZA STANLEY: b Feb. 8, 1842; d Oct. 4, 1903; married Caleb G.Gillespie Dec. 23, 1858,

IX.GEORGE REESE STANLEY: b Feb. 10, 1844; d Oct. 15, 1844.

X.ELIJAH ZIMRI STANLEY: b March 2, 1846; d 45 July 8, 1846.

XI.WILLIAM LANCASTER STANLEY: (Twin to Elijah Zimri): b Mar. 2, 1846; d Aug. 16,1894; married Marietta Georgia Chapman.

XII.ISHAM STANLEY: b April 16, 1848; d March 28, 1920; married Sarah AugustaChapman Dec. 13, 1871; buried Pinewood Cemetery, West Point, Ga.

III.ELIZABETH LUCRETIA (STANLEY) AND WILLIAM CLARK WALLIS: Their children:

1.ISHAM STANLEY WALLIS: b July 17, 1858; d July 17, 1858.

2.MARTHA ELIZABETH WALLIS: b Oct. 29, 1859; d Sept. 12, 1861.

3.WILLIAM HARRISSON CLARK WALLIS: b Oct., 17, 1861; d ______.

4.WALTON WASHINGTON WALLIS: b March 14, 1864; d Oct. 1948; married Lizzie Reid; buriedMarsailles Cemetery, West Point, Ga.

5.NANCY WALLIS: b April 26, 1866; d Sept. 25, 1950.

6.JAMES HOWARD WALLIS: b April 29, 1868; d March. 7, 1957.

7.FRANK POTTS WALLIS: b Dec. 28, 1869; d Nov. 21, 1929; m Dec. 20, 1894__________, buried Dadeville, Ala.

TAKENFROM BIBLE PUBLISHED BY N. D. McDONALD & co., NEW ORLEANS 1890 except theyounger children-- this information was obtained from parents or nearrelatives.

WALTONWASHINGTON WALLIS, Lizzie Lowther Reid married Feb. 20, 1889 Atlanta, Ga., byN. Keff Smith Pastor Presbyterian Church, Wittnesses, Sidney and Dora Reid, 46 GeorgeMann. Their children:

1.Matthew Reid Wallis: b Waynesboro, Ga. June 20, 1890; m March 3, 1920 toLucille Barrow, daughter. Of J. L. B. And Addie Howell Barrow; d Oct. 10, 1934,buried West Point, Ga. Their child:

MatthewReid Wallis Jr., b Feb. 9, 1924; baptized into his mother’s church, Baptist. Agraduate of the United States Military Academy, class of 1946. Is now (1964)Lt. Colonel in the Armored Calvary.

2.Mary Lucretia Wallis: b Dec. 24, 1891, LaGrange, Ga., d Sept. 6, 1862, buriedWest View Cemetery, Atlanta, Ga.; married June 27, 1914 Shelton Coleman Simmons(b. March 4, 1888). Their children:

(a).Shelton Coleman Simmons Jr.: b May 28, 1915, Dallas, Ga.,: m June 7, 1940 toElizabeth McClary, daughter. Of William Benson McClary of Kingston, S.C. andMary Hayett of Harris Co., Ga.; received his degree in medicine from EmoryUniversity; in WW II he was the commanding Officer of the 32nd portableSurgical Hospital in the China, Burma, India, theater with the rank of Major.This family are Presbyterians. Their children:

(1)Sallie Courtney Simmons: b Nov. 25, 1942; is a graduate of the Univ. Of N.C.

(2)Shelton Coleman III. B March 19, 1944; Emory Univ.

(3)Benson Chandler Simmons: b Dec. 9, 1950.

(b).Mary Frances Simmons: b July 14, 1917, Lanett, Ala.

(c).Oliver Walton Simmons: b Aug. 31, 1919, Lanett, Ala.; m Josephine Shannon Apr.2, 1940; 47 studied textile engineering at Ga. Tech.; WW II aircorp. This family are Methodist. Their children:

(1)John Simmons: b Oct. 13, 1943.

(2)Robert Simmons: b.

(3)Bill Simmons: b

(d).Malcom Wallis Simmons: b Sept. 30, 1922, Kannapolis, N.C.; m June 17, 1944 toFrances King (b. Sept. 13, 1923), daughter. Of John and Fannie (Smith) King;received his mechanical engineering degree from Ga. Tech; his family areMethodist, live in West Point, Ga. Their children:

(1)Reid Walton Simmons: b Oct. 3, 1947.

(2)Susan Elizabeth Simmons; b Oct. 20, 1950.

(3)Marianne Simmons: b June 22, 1954.

(E).Edd Louis Simmons: b Sept. 5, 1926; m Norma Jean Roton; received his degree ofDentistry from the Univ. Of Tenn.; family Methodist. Their children:

(1)Celeste Simmons.

(2)Edd Louis Simmons.

(3)Wade Simmons.

(4)Lynette Simmons.

(5)Nancy Simmons.

3.Jack Whitfield Wallis; b April 1, 1894, West Point, Ga.; m Oct. 30, 1916 toMinnie Wood. Their children:

(a).Jack Wallis Jr.: b Aug. 30, 1917, Lanett, Ala.

(B).William Walton Wallis: b June 25, 1922, Glass, Ala.

4.Frances Elizabeth Wallis: b April 19, 1898; m June 19, 1919 Martin Carden (bAug. 14, 1897, Troup Co., Ga.; d Mar. 19, 1959, buried Opelika, Ala.) son ofAndy and Maude (Brooks) Carden of Opelika, Ala. Mr. Carden owned and operatedthe Opelika Welding and Machine Co. This family are Baptist. 1 Their child: 48

(a).Mary Martin Carden: b June 29, 1920, Lanett, Ala.; m Nov. 19, 1940 to WarnerGladden Littleton (b Jan. 12, 1910), son of Warner Lee and Bessie (Dorman)Littleton of Opelika, Ala. He is employed by an Insurance Co.; served in WW II;family are Baptist.

Theirchildren:

(1)Suzanne Littleton: b Aug. 10, 1949, Opelika, Ala.

(2)David Martin Littleton: b June 1, 1954, Opelika, Ala.

NOTE:All other children of Lucretia (Stanley) Wallis spell their name Wallace. Noone seems to know why the spelling was changed.

Thefollowing information furnished by Ralph Clark and Lillian Clark of LaGrange,Ga.

NANCYWALLACE: b April 26, 1866, Chambers Co., Ala.; d Sept. 25, 1950, 6:05 P.M.,LaGrange, Ga. And buried there; m March 28, 1886 Eugene Bolton Clark atStanleyville (Chambers Co.) Ala. by Rev. Upson H Clark. Their children:

1.Hardy Clark: b Feb. 3, 1887 at Stanleyville, d Dec. 7, 1938, LaGrange, Ga. Andburied there; m Sept. 15, 1917 Lucille Ida Woodyard at Newnan, Ga.; He wasSalesman (Wholesale Groceries); was a Baptist. Their children:

(a)Two infants died at birth.

(b)Hardy Clark Jr.; b June 29, 1926 LaGrange Ga.; m July 12, 1948 at Emory Univ.To Norma Jean Sheehan; lives in Boulder, Colo.; occupation: Real Estate; memberof Episcopal Church. Their children:

(1)John Hardy Clark

(2)Barbara Anne Clark.

(3)Donna Lee Clark 49

2.Wallace Henderson Clark: b Oct. 8, 1889, LaGrange, Ga.; m sue Brown Vaughan atLaGrange, June 27, 1917; received his degree from Tulane Univ., a Doctor ofMedicine for more than 40 years. A member of the American College of Surgeons;established the Clark-Holder Clinic in LaGrange; was a Baptist. Their children:

(a)Wallace Henderson Clark, Jr.; b May 16, 1924; m 1947 Mary Faith McGuire at NewOrleans, La.; is Doctor of Medicine and is on faculty of Harvard MedicalSchool; lives at Newton, Mass.; a graduate of Tulane Univ.; has 2 sons and 1daughter.; entire family is Catholic .

(b)Georgia Vaughan Clark: b Sept. 29, 1921, LaGrange, Ga.; m Dec. 1, 1945 HillHendricks at LaGrange; a grad of Winthrop College, teaches in LaGrange CitySchool system,; is a Baptist. Their children:

(1)Sue Brown Hendricks: b Oct. 24, 1946.

(2)Hill Hendricks, Jr.: b 1948.

(C)Sue Brown Clark: b Feb. 11, 1932; d Feb. 11, 1934.

(D)John Stanley Clark: b Dec. 4, 1935, LaGrange, Ga.; grad. Of the Medical Collegeof Georgia at Augusta; Doctor of Medicine; a Capt. In US Army now in Germany; mJune 28, 1958 to Anne Ferguson at LaGrange, The entire family Baptist. Theirchildren were born at Augusta, Ga.:

(1)Lucille Anne:

(2)John:

3.Ralph Clark: b Jan. 10, 1892, LaGrange, Ga.; m Sept. 2, 1920 Margaret CookAtkinson in Newnan, Ga.; he grad. (AB degree) Mercer Univ. In 1912. After 40years in General Insurance business, retired in 1957. His wife grad (AB degree)Wesleyan College; has served over a long period of time as a teacher in bothschool and church; is author of Wesleyan Alma Mater; is niece 50of Hon. W, Y. Atkinson, Gov. Of Georgia. Both are Baptist; have no children.

4.Neal Clark: b Sept. 1, 1894, LaGrange; 1st Lieut. In US Army in Germany duringWW I., is a traveling salesman; m Sept. 7, 1935 Mrs. Virginia NewberryHolbrook, R. N. (A widow), at Decatur Ga. Both are Baptists and reside inDecatur, Ga. Their children:

(a)Neal Clark, Jr.: b Sept. 1, 1936, Greenville, S.C. m Louise DeLoach of Decatur,Ga., Nov. 11, 1959 at New Orleans, La.; are Episcopalian; reside in Atlanta,Ga.; employed by a real estate firm.

(B)Ralph Hays Clark: b Nov. 30, 1939, Decatur, Ga.; grad. Decatur High School;served 4 years in US Navy on the submarine "The Medregat;" employedby Heart of Atlanta Motel; a Baptist.

5.Mary Elizabeth Clark: b Aug. 15, 1900, LaGrange, Ga., m April 11, 1931 to Dr.James M. Northington of Charlotte, N.C.; attended LaGrange College and FloridaState Univ.; Dr. Northington d Jan or Feb. 1964, was Editor of ClinicalMedicine, and 3 medical digests, resided in Charlotte, N.C. she is a Baptist.Their Children:

(a)Nancy Clark Northington: b Aug. 5, 1932 at Charlotte; m June 26, 1954 Hubert V.Davis, Jr., an Engineer with Lockheed at Marietta, Ga.; grad of Duke Univ. WithAB degree; member of Phi Beta Kappa; the family Episcopal. Their children:

(1)Clark Northington Davis.

(2)Brooks Davis.

(3)Laura Page Davis.

(b)Betty Page Northington: b Sept. 19, 1933 51 at Charlotte; grad. Of Duke Univ., AB degree, PhiBeta Kappa; employed in an executive capacity by a life insurance Co. InFlorida, a Baptist.

(C)Sarah Jackson Northington: b Aug. 9, 1937 at Charlotte; m July 22, 1961 Tom E.Terrill; grad. Duke Univ., AB degree, member of Phi Beta Kappa; an artsupervisor in 2 county schools near Madison, Wis.; Mr. Terrill is a grad.Princeton Univ., now working on his doctorate at Univ. Of Wisconsin, a studentand part time minister. Both Presbyterians.

6.Nancy Lilllian Clark: b Nov. 4, 1903, LaGrange, Ga.; grad. LaGrange College,Univ. Of North Carolina and some post-grad. Work at Univ. Of California MAdegree at Univ. of N.C.; a teacher at LaGrange High School, Albany, Ga. AndSaluda, S.C.; is a Baptist.

Informationgiven by Evelyn Wallace Warner, Lanett, Ala. And Mrs. Hendon Simms (Eleanor(Lena) Wallace) of Riverview, Ala. Older dates taken from Family Bible now inpossession of Mrs. A. H. Watson (Mary Frank Wallace) of LaFayette, Ala.

JAMESHOWARD WALLACE: b April 29, 1868, Stanleyville (Chambers Co.) Ala.; d March 7,1957; m March 1, 1893 Emily Fuller (b Aug. 1, 1868, d July 19, 1941) daughterof Judge Warner Fuller and Mary (Hunnicut) Fuller of Atlanta, Ga., both areburied in LaFayette, Ala. Their children:

1.Lucretia Elizabeth Wallace: b Jan. 27, 1894, Chambers Co., Ala.; d June 10,1949; buried West Point Ga. Cemetery; m Nov. 27, 1913 John Inman Warner (b Aug.14, 1892, West Point, Ga.) son of Charles William Warner (1856-1914) andLillian Leanora (White) Warner (b March 5, 1864, Roanoke, Ala.) FamilyMethodist. Their children:

(a)Evelyn Wallace Warner: b Sept. 20, 1914, Lanett, Ala.; has lived with herfather and kept the home since. 52her mother’s death; is secretary to theSupt. Of Lanett Mill; lives in Lanett, Ala.

(b)John Inman Warner, Jr.; b Sept. 25, 1918, Lanett, Ala.; m May 1942 Ruth Bunts(Methodist Minister) of Galax, Va.; graduate of Auburn Univ.; Major, MarineCorps WW II; at present is with Ivan Allen Co. And live in Greenville, S.C.;Mrs. Warner is a graduate of Greensboro College. There children were adopted:

(1)Evelyn Elizabeth Warner, b Nov. 12, 1950.

(2)John Inman Warner III, b Oct. 17, 1954.

(c)Charles William Warner, b March 3, 1922, Lanett, Ala., m 1948 Patsy Finney (bMarch 6, 1927) daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Phillip S. Finney of LaFayette, Ala.;grad. Of Auburn Univ.; Sgt. Inf. Army WW II; lives ins Mobile, Ala. And is withSears Roebuck Co. Their children:

(1)Charles William Warner Jr., b Dec. 18, 1952.

(d)Robert Howard Warner, b June 11, 1927, Lanett, Ala.; m to Jennie Rea. Davis (bJan. 12, 1929) daughter of Gene Davis and Sadie (Norman) Davis of West Point,Ga.; graduate of Auburn Univ.; US Navy Storekeeper W.W.II; is with the BoyScouts of America and lives in Hendersonville, N.C. their children:

(1)Robert Howard Warner, Jr., b Aug. 25, 1953, LaGrange, Ga.

(2)Jane Norman Warner, b May 12, 1957, LaGrange, Ga.

2.William Frank Wallace, b Sept. 1895, Chambers Co., Ala.; died at age of 2weeks, buried in Reese Cemetery, Lanett, Ala.

3.Mary Frank Wallace; b Sept. 29, 1896, Chambers Co., Ala.; m June 22, 1927Addison Harrison Watson (b Worth Co., Ga., d June 19, 1936, buried LaFayette,Ala.).53 Their children:

(a)Howard Tipton Watson, b Jan. 29, 1929, Columbus, Ga.; m Jan. 13, 1951 LucilleHooker (b March 19, 1932, Tallassee, Ala.); grad. Auburn Univ. In aeronauticalEngineering; vet, W.W.II; is now with Lockheed, Marietta, Ga. Their children:

(1)Mary L:ynn Watson, b March 14, 1964.

(b)Mary Ann Watson, b Jan. 15, 1932, LaFayette, Ala.; m June 15, 1954 John ErbyTerry (b Feb. 16, 1927, Coffeeville, Ala.); grad. Auburn Univ. In Journalism.He a Vet. W.W.II, grad. Auburn Univ. In Industrial Art, and later in MechanicalEngineering, in Civil Service and live at Huntsville, Ala. Their children:

(1)John Erby Terry, Jr., b Feb. 11, 1958, Tullahoma, Tenn.

(2)Linda Ann Terry, b April 23, 1960, Ft. Walton, Fla.

(3)Mary Carol Terry, b Feb. 15, 1963, Ft. Walton

(c)Emily Watson, b Sept. 15, 1933, LaFayette, Ala.; m Dec. 30, 1953 Harry PHenriques (b May 5, 1927); he a grad. Cornell Univ. In Chemical Engineering,live at Basking Ridge, N.J. Their children:

(1)Harry P Henriques, Jr.; b Jan. 24, 1954, Plainsfield, N.J.

(2)Robert Wallace Henriques, b Feb. 5, 1958

(3)James Nace Henriques, b May 1, 1960.

4.William Fuller Wallace, b Sept. 15, 1898, LaFayette, Ala.; m 1930 EdithMurphree of Prattville, Ala.; live in Calvert City, Ky., with T.V.A.

5.Eleanor (Lena) Howard Wallace, b Oct. 14, 1900, LaFayette, Ala.; m June 22,1927 Hendon Martin Simms (b Aug. 28, 1894 near Opelika, Ala.), Lafayette, Ala.;he with Civil Service, Post Office, live Riverview, Ala. 54

Theirchildren:

(a)Eleanor Simms, b Dec. 2, 1928; m July 14, 1951 Robert H. Fink; grad. Univ. OfN.C. in Education and Music; he a grad. Auburn Univ., live in Huntsville, Ala.Where he is with Red Stone Arsenal. Their children:

(1)Hendon Mark Fink, b Apr. 26, 1955.

(2)Robert Keith Fink, b Sept. 8, 1958.

(B)Hendon Martin Simms, Jr., b Apr. 19, 1932, Riverview, Ala.; m Aug. 24, 1957Jean Williams of Houston Co., Tex.; grad. Auburn Univ. In Forestry &Agricultural Science: is now Mgr. Mortgage & Loan Dept. Of Travelers Ins.Co. In Lakeland, Fla.; she a grad. Of Univ. Of Texas. Their children:

(1)Jean Cerise Simms, b Oct. 5, 1960, Langdale, Ala.

(2)Sue Lynne Simms, b Mar. 1, 1962, Lakeland, Fla.

(C)Jane Simms, b Oct. 20, 1933, Riverview, Ala., m June 3, 1956 Charles A Hicks ofAtmore, Ala.; attended Auburn Univ.; live in Mobile, Ala. Where he is Jr.Account at Brookley Field. Their children.

(1)David Hicks, b Sept. 22, 1960, Mobile, Ala.

(D)James Wallace Simms, b Jan. 5, 1936, Riverview, Ala.; m Dec. 19, 1958 AnnPatricia Campbell (b Feb. 20, 1940) of West Point, Ga.; graduate Auburn Univ.In Pharmacy; with Langdale Drug Co., Langdale, Ala.; live in Lanett, Ala. Theirchildren:

(1)Karen Simms, b Oct. 27, 1959, West Point, Ga.

(2)Laurie Eleanor Simms, b Feb. 22, 1962, West Point, Ga.

6.Ruth Wallace, b Dec. 1802, d May 1904, born and buried in Chambers Co., Ala.

7.Robert Clark Wallace, b Nov. 20, 1904, Chambers Co., 55 Ala.;m Aug. 1934 Louise Griffin (b 1910, LaFayette, Ala.); grad. In Law Univ., ofAla., 1926, practices in LaFayette, Ala. Their children:

(a)Robert Clark Wallace, Jr.; b Aug. 1935, LaFayette, Ala.; m 1940 Judy Williamsof Chambers Co., Ala. Children:

(1)Mendal Lea Wallace, b 1960, West Point, Ga.

(2)Stephanie Wallace, b Nov. 1962, LaFayette, Ala.

(3)Emily Louise Wallace, b June 1963, LaFayette, Ala.

(b)Frankie Louise Wallace, b Nov. 1936, LaFayette, Ala.; m 1959 at LaFayette, Ala.Ron Styall of Ringold, Ga.; both grads of Jacksonville State College; teachesat Decatur, Ga. Their children:

(1)Ron Styall, Jr., b 1960, Decatur, Ga.

8.Emily Wallace, b July 2, 1907, LaFayette, Ala.; m July 3, 1930 John DavidFinlay (b Sept. 11, 1892, Brewton, Ala.), merchant in Brewton, Ala. Theirchildren:

(a)John David Finlay, b Apr. 28, 1931; grad. Emory Univ., also studied in Londonand Edinburgh Univ./ Lt. Comdr. Active Naval Reserve; merchant.

(b)Emily Finlay, b Jan. 30, 1935; m Oct. 12, 1957 Robert R. Smith, Surgeon ofBrewton, Ala.; attended Stephens College, Mo., grad. Univ. Of Ala. (Phi BetaKappa). Their children:

(1)Emily Follins Smith, b Nov. 14, 1959

(2)Marion Leigh Smith, b Sept. 5, 1962

9.Evelyn Wallace, b 1910, d 1913.

FRANKLINPOTTS WALLACE b Dec. 28, 1869, Stanleyville, (Chambers Co.) Ala. (Thesettlement suffered during the War Between the States and now the old Stanleyhome is in 56 ruins, as is the old cider press.); d Nov. 21, 1929,buried Dadeville, Ala.; m Dec. 20, 1894 Caroline Burney (b May 16, 1873,Chambers, Co., Ala., d May 14, 1904, buried West Point, Ga.) daughter. Sylvanusand Sarah (Jarret) Burney of Ala. (Mr. Burney served on the legislature in Ala.And fought for the child labor law). Their child:

(a)Sarah Lucile Wallace, b Sept. 15, 1895, LaGrange, Ga.; m May 18, 1916 at thehome of her Aunt Rhoda (Stanley) Clark in West Point, Ga., to Frederick ParamBrooks of Savannah, Ga. (B Aug. 22, 1887) d May 25, 1957, buried in CityCemetery, Decatur, Ga.), and Emily Ann (Taylor) Brooks of London while waitingfor the S S Alabama to be turned over to the Confederate Navy.) Their children:

(1)Sarah Lufred Brooks, b June 2, 1917, charlotte, N.C.; m Oct. 6, 1945 CliffordEarl Potts (b Feb. 29, 1904, Tippecanoe Co., Ind.). Live in Lebanon, Ind. Theirchild:

(1)John Alled Potts, b June 4, 1955.

(2)Betty Ann Brooks, b May 22, 1921 Charlotte, N.C.; an MD practicing medicine,obstetrics and gynecology in Decatur, Ga.; single; resides with her mother inDecatur, Ga.

(3)Frederick Param Brooks, Jr.; b Feb. 9, 1927, Charlotte, N.C.; m Dec. 15, 1951Maxine Clair Helton (b Feb. 29, 1932, Jacksonville, Fla.), daughter of MaxCaldwell and Clair (Grahm) Helton, had:

(1)Celia Ann Brooks, b July 6, 1953, Atlanta.

(2)Chandler Annette Brooks, b Aug. 28, 1954, Atlanta, Ga.

(3)Frederick Param Brooks III, b Aug. 4, 1956, Atlanta, Ga. (Aunt Betty Anndelivered the two 57 girls in the Fred Brooks, Jr. Family).

FRANKLINPOTTS WALLACE remarried a widow, Mrs. James Oliver of Dadeville, Ala.

Thisinformation was furnished by Mrs. Lucile (Wallace) Brooks of Decatur, Ga.

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Recordtaken from illustrated Reference Family Bible Published by -- page missing).Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1873 in the office of theLibrarian of Congress, at Washington, D.C.

PresentationPage.

"Presentedto -- Lulu P. Clark by Robert S. Clark, April 1st 1884"

Informationof later dates supplied by parents or near relative. Other remarks added bycompiler. Compiled by Louise Stanley Brown.

RHODACAROLINE STANLEY b Jan. 15, 1836; d Jan. 4, 1924; m Nov. 22, 1853 William H.Clark (b Sept. 6, 1829; d Oct. 10, 1886): both buried Pinewood Cemetery, WestPoint, Ga. Their children:

1.CARRIE HOWARD CLARK B. Nov. 17, 1854 Stanleyville (Chambers Co., Ala.) d Apr.24, 1945.

2.ROBERT STRONG CLARK, b Apr. 4, 1956, Stanleyville, (Chambers Co., Ala.) d Aug.27, 1937.

3.WILLIE JAUNITA CLARK, b June 22, 1862, Stanleyville, (Chambers Co., Ala.) dNov. 2, 1949

CARRIEHOWARD CLARK, b Nov. 17, 1854; d Apr. 24, 1945, buried in Pinewood Cemetery,West Point, Ga.; never married; reared her brother’s children as though theywere her own; she was a most beloved person, not only by her ‘children’ but byall who knew her; mentally alert to her last days, kept abreast of the timesand always interested in the younger generations activities; died in her 91styear.

ROBERTSTRONG CLARK, b Apr. 4, 1856; d Aug. 27, 1937; m June 2, 1880 Lulu Price Chunn(b Sept.. 9, 1862; d Aug. 17, 1888); both buried in Pinewood Cemetery., WestPoint, Ga.; Presbyterians. Children:

1.Lola Wanita (Lonita) Clark, b Nov. 6, 1881; m June 20, 1906 Osma Bailey Foster;taught kindergarten. He died Mar. 1953; lived in Jacksonville Beach, Fla.Complete record not available:

(a)Osma Bailey Foster, Jr., b Aug. 1, 1908; married and has children.

(B)Lonita Clark Foster, b Feb. 14, 1911, married and has children.

2.Carie Lee (Carolie) Clark, b Jan 4, 1883; d Feb. 5, 1953; m Aug. 21, 1907Anderson Drew Ferguson (b Aug. 21, 1879, d July 10, 1950); grad. LaGrangeCollege; taught privately and in public schools; teaching voice, piano, speechand Glee Club; although a Presbyterian, was Minister of Music for FirstMethodist Church in West Point, Ga.; was pianist for Temple Beth-El (JewishSynagogue, their services being held on Sunday afternoons); contributed much tothe cultural life of her city; constantly active in church and civic work;certainly a person with a zest for life; every young person she taughtcherishes her memory and is indeed fortunate to have had her touch their lives.Both she and Mr. Ferguson are buried in Marsailles Cemetery., West Point, Ga.Their children:

(a)Dorothy May Ferguson, b May 19, 1908, Swainesboro, Ga., m Nov. 9, 1926 RedmondV Forrester (b Sept. 30, 1894; d Aug. 26, 1961); attended G.S.C.W.; with hersister owned a dancing 59 school, was a pianist; is not employed by WRLD radioin West Point, Ga., Lanett, Ala.; he a Pharmacist; a Lt. WWI served 2 years inGermany, bur. Marsailles Cemetery., West Point Ga.; Dorothy is of the 5th gen.From the founders of the Presbyterian church. Their child:

(1)Redmond Vincent Forrester Jr.; b Nov. 8, 1927, West Point, Ga.; m July 10, 1952Patsy Lane, daughter Robert Pierce and Alma (Gaither) Lane of Lanett, Ala.;Grad. US Military Academy 1951; Major US Army Artillery, Issue

(A)David Anderson Forrester, b July 21 1954.

(B)Patrick Graham Forrester, b March 31, 1957.

(C)Rebeccah Jill Forrester, b Oct. 1, 1958.

(B)Anderson Drew Ferguson, Jr.; b Nov. 20 1911, West Point, Ga.; m Nov. 8, 1941Elizabeth Hutchinson Davidson, daughter of John L. And C. A. (Shealey)Davidson; grad. Presbyterian College, medical degree from Emory Univ.; Memberof the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Ferguson practices his profession withValley Medical Group, Langdale, Ala.; served WWII, Capt. US Army Med. Corp.,Emory Unit in Africa, Italy, France; Major near end of his service. Theirchildren:

1.Anderson Drew Ferguson III, b Mar. 17, 1943, Emory Unit., Ga.; m March 29, 1964Nannie Daughtry Hussey of Tarboro, N.C. while a student at Univ. Of N.C.

2.Robert Clark Ferguson, b Sept. 15, 1946, Emory Univ., Ga. Elizabeth ShealyFerguson, b May 12, 1948, West Point, Ga.

(C)Charlotte Clark Ferguson, b Sept. 8, 1914, West Point, Ga.; m Aug. 24, 1940Philip Courtney Loofbourrow of New Auburn, Wisc.; with her sister owned adancing school, a very talented instructor; attended Cox College (nownonexistent); Philip, a grad. US Military Academy, Deputy Commander, Stead AirForce Base, Reno, Nev.. Their children:60

(1)Philip Courtney Loofbourrow, Jr., b Dec. 19, 1943; Univ. Nevada

(2)Jean Ann Loofbourrow, b Oct. 13, 1945; Univ. Of Nev.

(d)Robert Langdon Ferguson, b June 21, 1918, West Point, Ga., d Apr. 5, 1944; mDec. 1942 Jean Andrews of Ohio; grad. US Military Academy; Capt. Us Air Force,killed in WWII, buried in Arlington National Cemetery., Arlington, Va. He losthis life in England; a memorial service was held in his home Church, WestPoint, a marker commemorating his memory in Marsailles Cemetery., W.P.

(e)Miles Hamilton Ferguson, b Dec. 8, 1919, West Point, Ga.; m May 31, 1945Celeste Mayer (b Aug. 8, 1923), daughter. Of Claude A. And Helen (Coney) Mayerof Magnolia, Miss.; owns and operates WRLD radio, West Point, Ga.-Lanett, Ala.;grad. Presbyterian College, Clinton, S.C.; served WWII as Major, combat teamCommander, Merrill’s Marauders, Burma. Issue:

(1)Helen Carol Ferguson, b Dec. 13, 1948.

(2)Miles Hamilton Ferguson, Jr., b Nov. 3, 1955.

3.Thomas Jennings Clark, b Jan. 8, 1885, m Lou Don McRae, Jan. 1917; haschildren, records not available.

Thefollowing information supplied by Miss Kathleen Cumbee. *Notes added bycompiler.

WILLIEJAUNITA CLARK, b June 22, 1862, Stanleyville (Chambers Co.,, ), Ala.; d Nov. 2,1949; m Henry Graves Cumbee (b Nov. 23, 1860, d Aug. . 1907); attended WestPoint Academy (now nonexistant); Mr. Cumbee a merchant in LaFayette, Ala. Atthe time of his death; both bur. Pinewood Cemetery., West Point, Ga.; Baptists.Issue:

1.Walter Grady Cumbee, b 1887 Cumbee’s Mill, Ala.; d 1889, bur. In PinewoodCemetery., West Point, Ga.

2.Arthur Rubert Cumbee, b 1889, Cumbee’s Mill, Ala.; grad. LaFayette High School;was auditor of C.V. Rwy. Co., at the time of his death; d 1927, bur. PinewoodCemetery.

3.Kathleen Rhoda Cumbee, b Jan. 19, 1893, LaFayette, Ala.; grad. SouthernCollege, BA with music major and attended Emory Univ., Valparaiso Univ. And theUniv. Of Maryland; taught music and English in Idaho, Wyoming, Virginia andMaryland, retired 1962; lives West Point, Ga. *Active in church work, teachesan adult Bible class in Baptist church.

4.Lillian Editha Cumbee, b Nov. 9, 1894, LaFayette, Ala.; grad. Grady HospitalSchool of Nursing 1917; grad Peabody College for Teachers with a BS degree anda certificate in Public Health Nursing; attended Columbia Univ. Of N.Y.;instructor of nurses at Emory Univ. Hospital., Atlanta, Ga.; school HealthInstructor in the Schools of Charleston, S.C.; retired in 1960.

5.Marie Mizelle Cumbee, b 1896, LaFayette, Ala.; m 1925 Ernest Everette Moore (b1894, Coweta Co., Ga.) in Opelika, Ala.; BA degree, Southern College; taughtschool in Ga.; director of Camp Dixie for Girls, Clayton, Ga. *Taught an adultBible class for years in the Baptist Church; confined to a wheel chair for manyyears, she has never given in to her affliction; she is actively engaged asLibrarian to Hawks Library, West Point, Ga.; truly a Christian and is aninspiration to all who cross her path; Mr. Moore grad. Oglethorpe Univ.,employed by Al Dunn Amusement Co. Their children:

(a)Marie Mizelle Moore, b 1928, Hawkinsville, Ga.; m 1953 Thomas Dwight Buckner (b1927, Waycross, Ga.) grad. Of Shorter College, Rome, Ga.; taught school beforeher marriage; Dwight, grad. Georgia Tech, electrical engineering; employed atBell Telephone Co.; live in Decatur, has: 62

(1)Jan Marie Buckner, b 1962, Summit, N.J.

(b)William Everette Moore, b 1929, West Point, Ga.; m 1954 Ann Marie Shriver inAustin, Tex.; grad. Univ. Of N.C. in Journalism, and Jet School, Phoenix,Arizona; lives Grand Forks, N.D. where Maj. Moore (Air Force) is taking acourse in Industrial Engineering. She, a grad. Of Texas Univ. Issue:

(1)Carol Ann Moore, b 1956 in England.

(2)William Everette Moore, Jr., b 1958, Chapel Hill, N.C.

(c)Hubert Cumbee Moore, b 1934, West Point, Ga.; m 1957 June Carr in Culman, Ala.;grad. Univ. Ala.; is Capt. In Air Force, Fort Worth, Texas. Issue:

(1)Melody Marie Moore, b 1959 in Morocco.

(2)Bruce Clark Moore, b 1962, Columbus Air Force Base, Miss.

6.Caroline Howard Cumbee, b 1898, LaFayette, Ala.; m Eliott Robert Newton (b1888); grad. Peabody College, music major; attended Valparaiso Univ.; taughtmusic in schools of Sylvania, Ga., her husb. A merchant there ‘til his death in1937. She now Supervisor of Public School Music in the schools of Lanett, Ala.& lives West Point, Ga. *For years has taught an adult Bible Class inBaptist Church, pianist, and a willing vessel of the Lord to be used in anycapacity of church work. No children.

7, John Aldworth Cumbee, b 1904, LaFayette, Ala.; d1955, bur. Ocilla, Ga.; m 1934 Oma McCall of Ocilla; employed Warner Robins AirForce Base. She a grad. Univ. Of Ga., teaches Irvin Co. Ga.; grad. Univ. Ga.;she a degree of RN; live Fitzgerald, Ga. Their children:

(1)Deborah Elaine Cumbee, b 1961, Ocilla, Ga.

(B)Joseph Anderson Cumbee, b 1946, Ocilla, Ga.

INFORMATION GIVEN BY JOHN ELON STANLEY

VII.JAMES McKINLEY STANLEY and AMANDA A HENDERSOSN CARMICHAEL. James McKinleyStanley, b Feb. 14, 1840, d May 30, 1891; m Dec. 7, 1865 Amanda Henderson(Carmichael, first husband) (b. May 19, 1843, d Feb. 8, 1922); both bur.Pinewood Cemetery., West Point, Ga. Their children:

1.William Alexander Stanley, b Feb. 18, 1867.

2.Ezekiel Eugene Stanley, b Oct. 26, 1868.

3.Elizabeth Lucretia Stanley, b Oct. 30, 1870.

4.Jimmie Winona Stanley, b Sept. 20, 1876; d Oct. 29, 1958 *

5.John Elon Stanley, b Dec. 24, 1878.

JOHNELON STANLEY, b Dec. 24, 1878; m July 5, 1905 Sarah Gertrude Hurst (b Apr. 19,1879; d Jan. 26, 1949); moved to Leeds, Ala. On Oct. 2, 1891, lived with anaunt Eliza Gillespie (who was Eliza Stanley before marriage), served for 23years as caretaker and building foremen at Camp Winnataska, Birnimgham SundaySchool Council Camp for Boys and Girls.

JIMMIEWINONA STANLEY, b Sept. 20, 1876; d Oct. 29, 1958 (*taken from head stone,LaGrange, Ga. Cemetery.) m. ________Burton. (At the Golden Wedding Anniv.,(1950) of Alonzo Nolan and Gordon (Guinn) Stanley, cousin Winnona was the onlyperson then living who was present at their marriage). Note added by compilerof Isham and Nancy Caroline (McKinley) Stanley line.

RECORDTAKEN FROM FAMILY BIBLE OF WILLIAM LANCASTER STANLEY AND MARIETTA GEORGIA(CHAPMAN) STANLEY.

Suppliedby Robert Herren Stanley, Atlanta, Ga. Information after 1917 given by both Mr.Stanley and

Mrs.Marshall DeShields (Winnie Mae Stanley), Montgomery, Ala. Each concerning theirown

father’sfamily.

XI.WILLIAM LANCASTER AND MARIETTA GEORGIA CHAPMAN STANLEY.

WilliamLancaster Stanley, b March 2, 1846, Chambers Co., Ala.; d Aug. 16, 1894; mMarietta Georgia Chapman (b Dec. 14, 1851, Clayton Co., Ga.; d Dec. 1, 1914);daughter of Giles and Amelia Day (Harris) Chapman; both bur. LaGrange, Ga.Their children:

1.ISHAM OCTAVUS STANLEY, b Oct. 15, 1871; d Oct. 30, 1941.

2.ROBERT MATOY STANLEY, b Sept. 26, 1875; d _____ 1926.

3.WATTIE COOPER STANLEY, b Jan. 19, 1875; d Oct. 19, 1944.

4.WINNIE STANLEY, b Aug. 28, 1877; d Feb. 24, 1954.

5.PHILIP GILLESPIE STANLEY, b Aug. 17, 1880; d _____ 1942.

6.CHARLES CLEVELAND STANLEY, b Feb. 18, 1884.

7.LANG MEADOW STANLEY, b Oct. 7, 1886; d Oct. 2, 1960.

ISHAMOCTAVUS STANLEY, b Oct. 15, 1871; d Oct. 30, 1941; m 1st Alice Kennedy Jan. 3,1900, bur. Montgomery, Ala. Their child:

WinnieMay Stanley, b May 28, 1902; m James Marshall DeShields, of Maryland. StepsonJames Marshall, Jr., lives in Kentucky.

ISHAMOCTAVUS STANLEY m 2nd Effie Wilson, Nov. 27, 1906. Their children:

1.Hubert Wilson Stanley, b Nov. 27, 1911; m Coris Hargrove of Montgomery, Ala.Their children:

(a)Lonette Stanley

(b)Susan Rebecca Stanley

2.Lois Octavis Stanley, b Oct. 10, 1913; m 65Gordon Range, of Montgomery, Ala. Nochildren.

3.Effie Elizabeth Stanley, b Feb. 16, 1915; m Joseph Borden of Montgomery, Ala.Their children:

(a)Joseph Charles Borden; m Sylvia Sanford of Montgomery. Their children:

(1)Charlette Borden (Twin)

(2)Meleane Borden (Twin)

(b)Robert Hartwell Borden

(c)David Stanley Borden

(c)Betty Jo Borden

4.Mary Frances Stanley, b June 12, 1916; m Oliver R. Cobb of Miami, Fla. Theirchildren:

(1)Lorna Jay Cobb

(2)Larry Cobb

ROBERTMATOY STANLEY, b Sept. 16, 1873; d 1926; m May 24, 1900 Ruby Lewis; 1 child,male, believed to be still born, not sure. Married 2nd Imogene ________.

WATTIECOOPER STANLEY, b Aug. 28, 1877; d Feb. 24, 1954; bur. LaGrange, Ga., nevermarried.

PHILLIPGILLESPIE STANLEY, b Aug. 17, 1880; d 1942; m Oct. 6, 1910 Bertha Shelly ofGainsville, Ga. Issue:

(a)Phillip (or Philipp) Stanley, b Apr. 10, 1913

(b)Mildred Shelly Stanley, b Nov. 27, 1917

CHARLESCLEVELAND STANLEY, b Feb. 18, 1884; m Dec. 29, 1910 66Mary Hodge of Newnan, Ga., live in Miami, Fla. Their children:

(a)Dorothy George Stanley, b Jan. 15, 1912.

(b)William Stanley, b Sept. 1915.

LANGMEADOW STANLEY, b Oct. 7, 1886, d Oct. 2, 1960, buried in Atlanta, Ga., m Aug.25, 1910 Ruby Elizabeth Herren of Atlanta, Ga. Baptists. Issue:

(a)Robert Herren Stanley, b Aug. 9, 1911s, m May 6, 1936 Johnnie Mae Hewatt (bAug. 28, 1915) of Lawrenceville, Ga., lives in Atlanta, Ga., in the real estatebusiness. Their children:

(1)Gloria Meadow Stanley, b Feb. 9, 1929, Atlanta, Ga.; attended "The Woman’sCollege, Univ. Of N.C., a BA degree in psychology. A teacher now workingtowards a Masters degree.

(2)Robert Herren Stanley, Jr., b Sept. 16, 1940, Atlanta, Ga.; BA degree inEnglish from Univ. Of Ga.

(b)Margaret Meadow Stanley, b July 26, 1913.

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RECORDTAKEN FROM BIBLE OF I. & S.A. STANLEY, PUBLISHED BY THE NATIONAL

PUBLISHINGCO., NEW WORLD PUBLISHING CO., JONES BROTHERS & CO., ENTERED

ACCORDINGTO ACT OF CONGRESS IN THE YEAR 1870 BY J. R. JONES, IN THE OFFICE

OFTHE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS, AT WASHINGTON, DC

Exceptthe younger generation -- this information was obtained from the parents ornear relative.

XII.ISHAM STANLEY and SARAH AUGUSTA (CHAPMAN) STANLEY

IshamStanley, b April 16, 1848, Chambers Co., 67Ala.; d Mar. 28, 1920; m Dec. 13, 1871Sarah Augusta Chapman (b Apr. 7, 1854) d Nov. 5, 1925), daughter of Giles andAmelia Day (Harris) Chapman; were married at the home of her father in ClaytonCo., Ga. By Rev. Robert Logan, a Presbyterian Minister. Witnesses J. M. And A.D. Chapman; both are buried in Pinewood Cemetery, West Point, Ga. Theirchildren:

1.RODIE VIRGINIA STANLEY, b Sept. 24, 1872, Stanleyville, Ala. (Chambers Co.) d.Oct. 24, 1872.

2.JAMES EDWARD STANLEY, b Aug. 29, 1873, Stanleyville (Chambers Co.,) Ala., dDec. 19, 1948.

3.ISHAM TULLY STANLEY, b June 20, 1875, Stanleyville (Chambers Co.,) Ala., d Apr.2, 1857.

4.JOHN CHAPMAN STANLEY, b Jan. 28, 1878, Stanleyville (Chambers Co.) Ala., d May29, 1891.

5.ALONZO NOLAN STANLEY, b Sept. 30, 1881, Langdale, Ala. (Chambers Co.) Ala., dOct. 30, 1955.

6.ROYDEN KEITH STANLEY, b June 28, 1884, Langdale (Chambers Co.) Ala., d Jan 3,1962.

JAMESEDWARD STANLEY; b Aug. 29, 1873; d Dec. 18, 1948; m Mar. 3, 1897 Lula Vaughn,daughter of Jeff and Lula (Ragsdale) Vaughn of Troup Co., Ga. Lula Vaughn, bFeb. 14, 1873 Hogansville, Ga., d Mar. 2, 1962; both are buried in Pinewoodcemetery, West Point, Ga. "Mr. Jim" was an Elder in the PresbyterianChurch for 44 years, prior to being made an Elder he served his church in thedeaconate. He was largely responsible for the rebuilding of the church buildingdestroyed by cyclone in 1920. After his death a room in the church wasdedicated to his memory and a bronze plaque was installed therein; attendedLaFayette Institute and API (now Auburn Univ.); was Supt. Of West Point Foundryand Machine shop. This family are Presbyterians. Their children:

1.Florine Stanley, b Apr. 27, 1900, Lanett, Ala.; m Oct. 2, 1918 John HollisAllen (b Cussetta, Ga.), son of George Dean and Effie (Hollis) Allen; live inWest Point, Ga., he a Civil Engineer. Issue:

(a)Josephine Elizabeth Allen, b Sept. 6, 1919, West Point, Ga.; m Jessie JacksonBrewer, July 4, 1941, son of John J. And Florence (Dean) Brewer; attended AgnesScott College; Jack was killed serving his country in the Air Force WWII,buried in Marsailles Cemetery, West Point, Ga. Issue:

(1)Jacquelyn Brewer, b June 19, 1944 West Point, Ga.; studied at Emory Univ. AndLaGrange College.

JosephineElizabeth (Allen) Brewer m Oroon Datus Winston, son of George Early and Helen(Sanders) Winston Feb. 8, 1946; reside in Warner Robbins, Ga. Both are employedat the US Air Base. Oroon served in the Navy WWII. Their child:

(2)Helen Allen Winston, b Oct. 5, 1946, West Point, Ga.

(b)Florine Stanley Allen b. Oct. 3, 1920, Lanett, Ala.; m Nov. 14, 1941 JosephHorsley Henderson, son of Edgar L. And Estelle (Horsley) Henderson; attendedPeabody College and Univ. Of Ga.; he served in US Air Force W.W.II, is cashierat bank, West Point, Ga. Their children:

(1)James Keno Henderson, b Oct. 3, 1946, West Point, Ga.

(2)Allen Long Henderson, b Apr. 15, 1951, Langdale, Alabama

(3)Ann Horsley Henderson, b Feb. 19, 1955, Langdale, Alabama

(c)John Hollis Allen, Jr., b June 8, 1926, West Point, Ga.; m June 5, 1954 PeggyLou Johnston, daughter of 69 Robert Glenn and Margaret (Kelley) Johnston ofWilmington, N.C.; grad. Univ. Of Virginia; in Air Force WWII; lives in Decatur,Ala.; associated with the State National Bank of Alabama as Vice-Pres. Their children:

(1)John Hollis Allen III, b Oct. 3, 1955, Atlanta

(2)Robert Glenn Allen, b Oct. 16, 1958, Atlanta.

2.James Isham Stanley, b June 8, 1903, Lanett, Ala.; d Mar. 13, 1962, buried inDecatur, Ga.; m Oct. 7, 1924 Mina Boyd, daughter of William and Mittie(Longshore) Boyd; grad. of Auburn Univ. In civil engineering. Their children:

(a)Sarah Anita Stanley, b July 25, Lanett, Ala.; m Feb. 11, 1951 Jewel Sanders;employed by a law firm in Birmingham: No children.

(b)James Isham Stanley, Jr., b Feb. 6, 1926, West Point, Ga.; m Aug. 27, 1948Frances Ethel Fink; grad. Auburn Univ. In civil engineering; resides inMontgomery, Ala; Safety engineer (civilian employee), Maxwell Aid Force Base.Their children:

(1)James Bishop Stanley, b Aug. 1, 1953, Augusta, Ga.

(2)Mina Ellen Stanley, b Dec. 17, 1956, Langdale, Ala.

JamesIsham Stanley married second Liza Smith of Atlanta, Ga. (No children 1963)

ISHAMTULLY STANLEY, b June 20, 1875, Stanleyville (Chambers Co.), Ala.,. d April 2,1957, buried Pinewood cemetery, West Point, Ga.; m Jan. 1, 1902 MinnieLongshore; attended LaFayette Institute; a charter member of the Opelika, Ala.Rotary Club; an Elder in the Presbyterian church of Opelika; Freight Agent forWestern Rwy. of Ala.; affectionately called "Mr. I T"; no children. 70

JOHNCHAPMAN STANLEY, b Jan. 28, 1878, d May 20, 1891, buried in Pinewood cemetery,West Point, Ga.

ALONZONOLAN STANLEY, b Sept. 30, 1891, Langdale, Ala.; d Oct. 30, 1955; buried,Pinewood cemetery, West Point, Ga.; m Dec. 23, 1900 Mary Walter Gordon Guinn (bJuly 26, 1879), daughter of Captain James Miles Killian Guinn (b Nov. 5, 1835,d June 8, 1903) and Mary Jane (Culbertson) Guinn (b Aug. 11, 1840, d Aug. 1,1907); a master machinist with W. P. Foundry and Machine Co.; called by all whoknew him "Uncle Nolan," he loved people, and was in return loved bypeople; attended LaFayette Institute; Deacon and Elder in the PresbyterianChurch, serving in every capacity except "preacher" during his lifetime membership, the members, to show their love for him gave him a surprise onhis 74th birthday with a "This is Your Life" program. A month laterhe died suddenly with an heart attack. A bronze Plaque was placed in the"Stanley" room and a silver tray was added to the Communion Servicein his memory by the church; children baptized into their mother’s church.Baptist. Lived in Ala., just across the state line from West Point, Ga. Theirchildren:

1.Mary Augusta Stanley, b Dec. 22, 1901, Langdale, Ala.; m June 10, 1924 WilliamHenry Dickson of Arlington, Mass.; attended Bessie Tift College; livesArlington, Mass.; is actively engaged in church and civic work; he a WWI Vet.;children baptized into their mother’s church, Baptist.

(A)Ralph Stanley Dickson, b July 13, 1925, Boston, Mass.; m Sept. 15, 1951 MarilynFrances MacDonald, daughter of Louis Norman and Ann (Ryan) MacDonald of Canada;educated at Arlington and Mass. T.; W.W.II South Pacific 1943-1045; SeniorEngineering Aide, Middlesex Co., Their child:

(1)Alan Jeffrey Dickson, b March 9, 1954, Boston (Correction: should beSomerville, Massachusetts) died June 27, 2002

(b)Mary Jayne Dickson, b Aug. 27, 1926, Boston; m Sept. 8, 1951 Edmond AdamRamsay, son of Edmond Adam and Dorothea (Wallenthin)s Ramsay; educated atArlington; he educated at Wentworth Institute, a Precision Instrument Maker,WWII, US Navy. Their children:

(1) Diane Louise Ramsay, bMay 25, 1954, Boston. (Should be Brookline, Massachusetts) m. Kevin MichaelMcCann – Their issue

a. Tracy Lynne McCann, b. December 8 1978 –Concord, Massachusetts

(2) Susan Joy Ramsay, b Dec. 25, 1955, Brookline,Massachusetts m (1) Charles David Iovino, May 8, 1976 He died in an accident on August 13, 1987 in Chelmsford, Ma. Their issue:

a. Charles DavidIovino, Jr/ b. April 26, 1978 in Concord, Massachusetts

2. M. (2)Nickolas Stephen Cincevich, Jr.June 9, 1995

(3) Martha Jayne Ramsay, bApr. 16, 1958, Brookline, Massachusetts m. Ronald Francis Mead October 15,1981 Bedford, Massachusetts. Theirissue”

a. Adam James Mead,January 1, 1986 – Concord, Massachusetts

b. Jennifer JayneMead, April 1, 1988 – Concord, Massachusetts

c. Benjamin CharlesMead b. September 19, 1990 0 Concord, Massachusetts

(c)Barbara Louise Dickson, b Feb. 3, 1918 Boston, Mass.; educated in Arlington;Executive Secretary at Dewey-Almy Chemical Co., teaches a Bible class.

(d)Joseph Richard Wilson Dickson, b Oct. 18, 1929 Boston, Mass.; m July 6, 1963Gisela Katharina Becker Jordan, daughter of Philipp Becker (deceased) andGertrud (Fehrer) Becker of Karlsruhe, Germany; educated in Arlington and IBM;is a Computer Programmer; their first child b in summer of 1964. Step children:

HeidiLisa Jordan, b Dec. 27, 1957, Cambridge, Mass.

a. Married (1)Thomas Arthur Langlois, August 27, 1977 Plaistow, New Hampshire –Divorced

b. Married (2) Andrew Arthur Gaul, June 6, 1992Lake Havasu, Arizona, Divorced

Hedied October 20, 2002 in Arizopna

c. Adopted: Harmonee Lisa b. November 12, 2002 Lake Havasu, Arizona

d. Married: (3) Robert Rivera December 18, 2005in New Mexico

2.David Philip Jordan, b Jan 25, 1959, Cambridge, Mass. (Note: When adopted by Joseph R W Dickson hechose to change his name to Philip Richard Dickson)

Note:further issue of Joseph Richard Wilson Dickson and Gisela Katharina BeckerDickson are:

3.Ingrid Ellen Dickson, b. Apr. 27, 1964, Cambridge, Mass.; m. Sep, 29, 1991,Daniel Leo Joyce, III (b Mar. 8, 1961 - son of Atty. Daniel L Joyce, Jr. AndBeverly (Hubert) Joyce); their children:

(a)Hannah Elizabeth Joyce, b Aug. 26, 1992, Winchester, Massachusetts

(b)Daniel Leo Joyce, IV, b Aug. 31, 1994, Winchester, Massachusetts

(c)Christopher Joseph Joyce, b Jan 6, 1998, Winchester, Massachusetts

4.Kristina Elyane Dickson, b June 22, 1965, Cambridge, Mass., m June 1, 1996,Michael Allen Rososky (b June 24, 1965, Palmer, Mass.;son of Charles F Rososky,Jr., and Judith S Maffitt. He graduated from Fitchburg State College, Magna CumLaude); their child:

(a) Rachael Ingrid Rososky, b June 20, 1998, Boston,Massachusetts

b. Michaela Elizabeth Rososky, b September 17,1999 Concord, Massachusetts

5.Eric William Dickson, b July 30, 1966, Cambridge, Mass. m June 25, 1995,Manchester by the Sea, Massachusetts to Dr. Catherine Elizabeth Jones (b June13, 1963) their child:

(a) Killian Noah Dickson, b Feb. 27, 1998, Worcester,Massachusetts

(b) Carly Elizabeth Dickson, b Oct 14, 1999, Worcester,Massachusetts

(c) Katarina (Katie) Bryn Dickson, b. Jan 2, 2002Worcester, Massachusetts

ERICWILLIAM DICKSON, b Jul. 30, 1966, Cambridge, Mass. Attended Middlesex JuniorCollege, Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill, Mass., Merrimac College,North Andover, Massachusetts where he was awarded a Presidential Scholar,Deans, List and graduated Magna Cum Laude. He received his Doctor of Medicinedegree from the University of Massachusetts, Worcester, Mass.

Directorof Emergency Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

(e)Dorothy Anne Dickson, b Sept. 18, 1930, Boston, Mass.; m June 26, 1954 JohnMacintosh Finlayson, son of Isaac M. And Ida (Parrott) Finlayson; educated inArlington; he educated at Wentworth Institute and Northeastern Unit. A CivilEngineer. Issue:

CarolAnne Finlayson, b Sept. 16, 1955, Cambridge, Mass.

Married(1) Ronald Maggiacomo Novermber 10, 1979 , - Divorced

a. Lisa Marie Maggiacomo, b. February 22, 1984

Married:(2) Benjamin Leroy Bragg, V January 1, 2001

(2)John Scott Finlayson, b Sept. 6, 1956, Cambridge, Mass. M. Cheryl Mahoney May 10, 1980 - Divorced their issue:

a. Carla Jean Finlayson, March 14, 1982, Winchester, Mass

b. Carla Jean Finlayson, b September 5, 1983 Winchester, Mass

c. Scott AlanFinlayson, b April 14, 1986 –Winchester, Mass

d. Beth Lynn Finlayson, b October 28, 1987 – Winchesteer,Mass.

(3)Linda Gail Finlayson, b Apr. 17, 1959, Cambridge, Mass. Married Alan Willam Hubbard, July7, 1957 Arlington, Massachusetts – Divorce Pending. Their issue

a. Jason Mackintosh Hubbard b March 21, 1992

b. Andrew Dickson Hubbard b. July 20, 1995 twin

c. Katelyn PowersHubbard b. July 20, 1995 twin

(4)David Alan Finlayson, b June 26, 1969, Cambridge, Mass. M.arried Jeanne Marie Powes, September 27, 1988 Winchester, Massachusetts. Their issue:

a. Amanda Lee Finlayson, b. May 25, 1991

b. Jill Marie Finlayson b. August 29, 1994

c. Cameron MackintoshFinlayson, April 6, 1998

(5)Laura Beth Finlayson, b Nov. 24, 1965, Cambridge, Mass. Married Kevin Wilczewski – October 26,1996 Arlington, Massachuwetts

(f)William Henry Dickson, Jr., b Jan. 5, 1933, Boston, Mass.; m Mary Lou King,daughter of William and Mary (Fulton) King of Penna. Dec. 10, 1954; a PersonnelSpecialist. Their Children:

(1)Debra Jean Dickson, b Sept. 20, 1955, at Biloxi, Miss. D Jan 16, 1976 inPennsylvania

(2)Robert Nolan Dickson, b Nov. 8, 1957, Arlington, Mass.

(3)Karen Louise Dickson, b Dec. 12, 1959, Grand View, Missouri – M. Fabio Ruiz –Divorced. Their issue”

a.Marisa Kathryn Dickson-Ruiz, b. March 3, 1991

2.Alton Guinn Stanley, b Mar. 27, 1904 at Commerce, Ga., attended Bessie TiftCollege and Southern Business College, m Sept. 24, 1925 John Herman Robinson,son of John Benton and Amanda (Banks) Robinson of Pickens Co., S.C. He a WWIVet., 27 months in the battles of Soisoins, Cantigny, Montsect, Argonne,Argonne Forest, now retired Insurance Agent and Consultant; live in Newnan,Ga., Baptists. Their children:

(a)Marjorie Ann Robinson, b June 2, 1928 at Athens, Ga., m Oct. 30, 1953 DonaldBeverley Wilson, son of Dr. Roderick Beverly Wilson of Bushnell, Ill. AndNellie Katherine (Brown) Wilson of Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada; attendedShorter College; he a BS degree in Business Administration, a managementposition at Motor Corp., Division of Automobile Manuf. Assoc; WWII Vet. Issue:

(1)Linda Carole Wilson, b Apr. 23, 1955, Detroit, Mich.

(2)Diana Beverly Wilson, b Sept. 25, 1957, Detroit, Mich.

(B)Mary John Robinson, b Oct. 18, 1929, Augusta, Ga.; m Dec. 25, 1952 WilliamBarrett Thomas of Newnan, son of Jesse and Jettie Thomas; highest honor grad ofher high school; attended Univ. Of Ga. Their children:

(1)Stanley Gordon Thomas, b July 20, 1955, Newnan, Ga.

(2)Theresa Ellen Thomas, b Jan. 25, 1958, Newnan, Ga.

(3)William Barrett Thomas, Jr. b Apr. 18, 1959.

(c)Patricia Louise Robinson, b June 28, 1931, Newnan, Ga., m Dec. 10, 1951 JerryTucker, son of Clarence Newton and Grace Vienna (Settle) Tucker of Fleming,Ky.; he, b June 27, 1931 Fleming, Ky., BS degree from Univ. Of Wyoming,employed by Gardner-Denver Co., reside in Arvada, Colo. Issue:

(1)Laura Susan Tucker, b Mar. 16, 1953, Alpena, Mich.

(2)Vicki Louise Tucker, b May 14, 1957, Laramie, Wyo.

(3)Mitchell Allen Tucker, b June 9, 1958, Laramie, Wyo. (d. Nov. 28, 1969,Arvada, Colorado)

(d)Jill Guinn Robinson, b Apr. 15, 1936, Newnan, Ga.; m. James Fornataro RuskinJuly 2, 1960; RN from Birmingham Baptist Hospital; he d May 26, 1962; livesCleveland, Ohio (she d May 11, 1996 Dayton, Ohio) their son:

(1)Thomas Stewart Ruskin, b May 18, 1961, Colo.

(e)Linda Carole Robinson, b May 27, 1938, Newnan, Ga., m Apr. 23, 1960 atParkersburg, W.Va., Richard Karl Johannes, son of Karl Frederick WilliamJohannes (of Merrill, Wisconsin) and Gladys Emily (Goergens) Johannes (ofBuffalo, N.Y.), he a BChE degree from Ga.. Tech; a market analyst for Du Pont;reside in Wilmington, Del.
Their children:

(1)Robin Dana Johannes, b Oct. 6, 1962, Wilmington, Del.

(f)Penelope (Teddi) Theodora Robinson, b Oct. 18, 1939 in Newnan, Ga.; m Dec. 23,1961 William McCorkle Smith, son of Isaac Noyes and Eliza (McCorkle) Smith ofCharleston, W.Va.; grad of West Ga. And teaches; he educated at Univ. OfVirginia; a plant engineer at Kanawha Mfg. Co. No children:

(g)John Herman Robinson, Jr.; b Aug. 2, 1946, at Newnan, Ga.; honor high schoolstudent; educated at Georgia Tech.

3.Phillippa Louise Stanley, b Dec. 30, 1910, Lanett, Ala.; m Dec. 27, 1931William Roy Brown (b Dec. 8 1908, d Jan. 14, 1954) son of William Langford andPearl (Jacobs) Brown of West Point, Ga.; member of chancel choir and teacher ofan adult Bible class, First Baptist Church, West Point, Ga.;.; employed since1954 as designer for Green Gables Garden (Florist) and dealers in fineantiques); he was a member of the First Christian Church. Issue:

(a)Stella Janice Brown, b Jan. 22, 1936, West Point, Ga.; m Sept. 1 1955 ShaferJudson Skelton, Jr. d. Feb., 1976, son of Shafer Judson and Van Lec(Tyler) Skelton of West Point, Ga.; attended Andrew College; he educated at Ga.Tech., a district manager and Insurance consultant in Decatur, Ga., Baptists;their children:

(1)Michael Roy Skelton, b May 6, 1957, Seattle, Wash.

(2)Dane Tyler Skelton, b May 20, 1960, Atlanta, Ga.

(3)Shafer Warren Skelton, b Nov. 4, 1962, Decatur, Ga.

(B)Phillippa Kay Brown, b Aug. 13, 1939, Lanett, Ala.; m Nov. 29, 1958 WilliamCharles Hicks (b July 6, 1938), son of Edward King and Mavis (Strother) Hicksof Shawmut, Ala.; he educated at Auburn Univ., LaGrange College and SouthernTech, employed by West Point Mfg. Co., recently joined the Presbyterian Church"Grandaddy’s Church." Kay is of the fifth generation from thefounders of this church. Their children:

(1)Emily Anet Hicks, b Dec. 27, 1959, Langdale, Ala.

(2)Tracey Eve Hicks, b Apr. 18, 1961, Langdale, Ala.

4.Alonzo Nolan Stanley, Jr.; b Oct. 16, 1914, Lanett, Ala.; d June 17, 1916;buried in Pinewood 75 cemetery, West Point, Ga.

ROYDENKEITH STANLEY, b June 28, 1884, Landgale, Ala.; d Jan. 5, 1962; m Dec. 5, 1907Irene Smith (d Mar. 9, 1958); grad. Of (now) Auburn Univ.); was athleticdirector and insurance agent, hotel owner and operator; she a piano teacher;both buried in St. Petersburg, Fla. Their child:

1.Marie Hugh Stanley, b 1908 or 1909; m June 1926 Benjamin Clutter of Miami, Fla.An accomplished pianist, is in the entertainment field. Their child:

(a)Benjamin Clutter, Jr., is married, and has children, no other informationavailable.

*ISHAM STANLEY. A lad of 16 joined the Confederate Army under Brig. Gen. RobertC. Tyler and was present when Ft. Tyler fell to the enemy at the Battle of WestPoint, April 16, 1865. On his 17th birthday. Was standing near the General whenhe was wounded. The Company was taken prisoners and marched to Macon, Ga., indue time were released by the Yankees and returned home.

Inlater years he wrote a paper based on his experience as a "boy"soldier and prisoner of War, this paper was written for the local chapter ofU.D.C.

Thisbattle was fought after Lee’s surrender for word had not reached the Fort ofthe surrender.

Dr.Coleman Simmons - - great grandson of Isham’s sister -- Lucretia (Stanley)Wallis, has restored the house and lives with his family in the house whichwithstood the battle and marks the site of Ft. Tyler.

EZEKIEL STANLEY II

Thedescendants of Ezekiel Stanley II, and his wife Margaret Ann (Peggy) HollandStanley are scattered over the fifty states of the United States and some inservice stationed on foreign soil. During the life time of the first generationthere were no reunions and the only time the brothers, sisters and cousins weretogether was for weddings or funerals, and consequently as time passed contactswere lost and relatives did not know each other. In 1960 the first reunion wasorganized. After months of search, letter writing, newspaper advertising along-time dream came to pass, when one hundred and fifty of these descendantsgathered at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park on July 3, for thefirst reunion. At that time there were twenty nine second generation descendantsliving and sixteen were present for that first reunion.

Thatfirst year it was mentioned that the group should have some objective, and thedearest to the heart of most of the group was that the grave of MargaretHolland Stanley be marked. No thing definite was done until the 1963 reunionwhen the group voted to form the Stanley Memorial Association and mark ourancestor’s grave. The money to be donated by as many of the relatives as thecommittee could contact.

Thecommittee found the marker of Ezekiel to be in such poor condition that marblecompanies said it would be a waste of money to try to repair, so there will bea new one for his grave, matching the one to be placed for Margaret and one forthe unmarried daughter Sallie who is buried in this same lot in the Mars HillCemetery, near Acworth in Cobb County, Georgia. The three markers to be smalland not easy to topple over or wear with time. These markers were dedicated atthe 1964 reunion.

FromRilla Stanley (Mrs. S. F. Brinkley), Smyrna, Ga.; "When I was about 14years old during the Re-construction period after the War, a letter came to mygrandfather (Ezekiel Stanley) from the old Earl in England asking that he cometo England to help settle the estates. He wanted my father to go but he couldnot. They had all lost their money and none could go. At that time you couldget the land, but you could not sell it or bring any money to America fromEngland.

"Iknow someone that knew the place in England. She said ‘Three brothers came toAmerica and one stayed in England.’"

Thetask of compiling a history of the family of the Stanley’s (Ezekiel) has been adifficult one due to the existence of so few records. First, the home burnedwhere Ezekiel and Margaret lived, set fire by the children Sallie and Liza withAunt Puss’s daughter from candles while looking for scraps to make doll clothessoon after the new house was completed after coming to Cobb Co., Georgia. AuntPuss was the slave given to Margaret when she married by her father RobertHolland

Thenext fire was during the War in 1864. The house was in the line of fire, andthe family was forced to refugee, and went back to South Carolina to Margaret’sfamily. Mrs. Mattie Lyon refers to this trip in her "Memories of the CivilWar," as she was in the group that left Cobb County.

Thestory of this family would not be complete without a few stories that havesurvived through the hundred years especially of Margaret, who was a strongcharacter, always a lady, and resourceful in all circumstances. Isham AndersonStanley, their oldest son was stationed near Atlanta, and had been shot in thehip by a fellow soldier who failed to recognize him, and was carried home, nearBig Shanty. The Federals were stationed just a few miles to the north 78 andwere roaming the farms, so was necessary to keep Isham hidden in the cottonhouse and one of the negro slaves looked after him and watched for Federalsoldiers. When it became necessary to leave just before the battle of KenesawMountain, Isham was rolled up in a feather bed, and placed in the wagon,Margaret sat on him, as they with the little children and their few possessionsrode through the Federal picket lines and the wounded soldier was notdiscovered. When they returned a year later every thing in the house was destroyed.

Aboutthis same time a grandson of George Stanley who went to Indiana about 1813, wasserving with the Federal Company from Indiana and stationed at the town of BigShanty, and had received a pass to visit his cousins, the Roberts and Stanleyson the next day. That night a sniper’s bullet killed the Indiana cousin, and itis believed he is buried in the National Cemetery in Marietta.

Thereis a grave in the Mars Hill Cemetery near the lot of Ezekiel Stanley of a youngboy possible ten or twelve years old marked "Hoyt Stanley." None ofthe family Bibles list a Hoyt Stanley. Could be the child of a Lewis Stanley,Jr., who was an Uncle of Ezekiel. Lewis was living in Cobb Co. In 1849, thenseems to disappear. This grave stone is of field stone, neatly cut and thecutting still very legible. The map of Cobb Co. Published by the War Departmentin Washington during the Civil War shows two Stanley farms. One south of theone know to be Ezekiels, that could be that of Lewis Jr. Should this recordfall into the hands of any one knowing anything about this Hoyt or thedescendants of Lewis Stanley Jr., would like to hear from them. (Note:The compilers are now long gone, but I would be happy to update the record -JRD)

TheCourt House was destroyed by Sherman when he left Marietta, and a fire in 1880destroyed it again so records are hard to find and a time consuming job. Thereis much more work to be done, so this record is 79 far from complete,but covers Ezekiel’s ancestors as far as I have been able to trace, and hisdescendants as far as the descendants themselves have been good enough toanswer inquiries into their families.

STANLEY BIBLE RECORD

Biblerecord of Mrs. John Elgin Roten (Mattie Lee Stanley great granddaughter ofBenjamin and Joshua David Stanley, Rt. # 1, Itasca, Texas.

GeorgeStanley

Hisson Lewis Stanley.

Childrenof Lewis Stanley and wife Adah _____Stanley.

EzekielStanley

GeorgeStanley

LewisStanley Jr.

BenjaminStanley

JoshuaDavid Stanley

LelaStanley married ________ Kilby

BetsyStanley married ________ Mackey

AnnieStanley married ________ Ledbetter

Rody(Rhoda) Stanley married ________ Roberts.

JohnStanley

Therewas believed to have been another son Jesse. No definite record.

Thisrecord will possibly be repeated in other sections of this publication, but isnecessary to a history of the descendants of Ezekiel Stanley I.

1790census records of Spartanburg District later Old Pendelton District, S.C. agreewith this Bible record, also old land deeds on file in the Archives and CourtHouses in these districts.

EzekielStanley I born 17_____, died around July or Aug. 1805, married Rhoda Ledbetter.Their children:

1.Isham

2.Winifred

3.Elizabeth

4.Ezekiel II

AfterEzekiel I died Rhoda married Jacob Gordon, and had 4 more children:

1.Daniel Gordon II

2.William Gordon

3.Rhoda Gordon

4.Tempe Gordon

Mrs.Betsy Weatherly and Mrs. Nancy Landrum were daughters of Daniel Gordon II, bothwent to Texas, in 1960 a grandson of Nancy Landrum was living in Dallas, Texasand a popular columnist on the Dallas News.

(Note:It appears that Jacob Gordon aka Daniel Gordon are the same person. One of thetwo names could be a middle name - JRD)

1.Isham Stanley first son of Ezekiel I.

IshamStanley was in Chambers Co., Ala. In April 1847. See Deed Bk. C-1, p. 369: deedfrom Isham Stanley of chambers Co., Ala. To Ezekiel Stanley II of AndersonDistrict, S.C., conveyed 708 acres of land for consideration of $708.00.

File1800 contains the will of Ezekiel Stanley., This will was signed on July 17,1805. Ezekiel willed all of his estate to his wife Rhoda during her life, thento his children unnamed. The will was witnessed by Lewis Stanley, GeorgeStanley and Daniel McCoy. It was filed for record August 3, 1805 indicatingthat Ezekiel had died between July 17, 1805 and Aug. 1, 1805. Letters ofAdministration were granted to Rhoda Stanley on February 18, 1806. A notationin 1808 shows that Rhoda was married to Jacob Gordon. In 1809 Charles Hesterwas appointed administrator. In 1812 he paid for schooling of children $5.43.The final paper in the file was dated 2-2-1819-- "Due the estate$168.43." Unfortunately there was no list of heirs or names of thechildren given .81 Spartanburg Co., S.C. A deed filed in 1808 forEzekiel Stanley from James Martin of Lincoln Co., N.C. for 139 acres onCherokee Creek bounded by Lewis Stanley, Ezekiel Stanley and Richard Arnold.This deed witnessed by Lewis Stanley who in 1810 make probate in SpartanburgCo. And Rhoda Stanley. Since many deeds were made and given in the early days therecipients were careless in filing same with the courts. This late filing,since Ezekiel died in 1805 was probably for the purpose of selling the land forthe support of the children of Ezekiel and Rhoda... More research necessary.

Thefollowing copied in consecutive order -- entries in a Bible formerly owned byEzekiel Stanley. Bible published by g. Alexander & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.1834.

BIRTHS:

EzekielStanley, b. May 1805

MargaretHolland, b. Feb. 14, 1816

SarahAvaline Stanley, b. March 21, 1835

ElizaAnn Monroe Stanley, b. July 4, 1836

JuliaAnn Maria Stanley, b March 12, 1838

IshamAnderson Stanley, b. March 29, 1840

RobertHolland Sen., b. Sept.[t. 30, 1788 (a) (I believe the Sen stands forSenior - JRD)

WinifredElizabeth Malvina Stanley, b. March 18, 1842

WilliamPickens Stanley, b February 28, 1844

JamesFelton Stanley, b. March 15, 1846

BenjaminMonroe Stanley, b. May 24, 1848

SarahJones Holland (Sen.) b. Dec. 7, 1789 (b)

MaryHelena Stanley, b. May 12, 1850

CynthiaJane Stanley, b. Feb. 12, 1853

NevilleEugene Stanley, b. Feb. 2, 1855

EzekielStanley, b. Feb. 12, 1857

JohnRobert Stanley, b. Oct. 30, 1861

AddieCasteel, b. Jan 8, 1862 (wife of John Robert Stanley)

(a)Robert Hollandwas the father of Margaret H Stanley.

(b)Sarah Jones Holland was Margaret Holland. Stanley's mother.

MARRIAGES:

EzekielStanley and Margaret Holland married May 1, 1834

RobertHolland and Sarah Jones married Jan 28, 1808

DEATHS:

JuliaMaria Stanley, d. Dec. 26, 1844

Infantdaughter d. Dec. 26, 1851

Ezekiel,d. Feb. 4, 1858

SarahEvaline Stanley, d. Dec. 2, 1904

SarahJones Holland, d. Nov. 21, 1853

AddieCasteel Stanley, d. Aug. 16, 1931

JohnRobert Stanley, d. Dec. 12, 1948

EZEKIEL STANLEY II

EzekielStanley II, b. May 6, 1805 was the youngest son of Ezekiel Stanley I, and RhodaLedbetter Stanley, and was only about three months old when his father died. Hemarried Margaret Ann Holland May 1, 1834, daughter of Robert Holland b9-30-1788 and Sarah Jones Holland, b. Dec. 7, 1789. (The

HOLLANDline appears in a book OUR KIN by W. H. Manning, Jr. And Edna Anderson Manningof Barnwell, S.C.)

Ezekielowned land in South Carolina, buying some property in 1835 from Thomas Hollanda cousin of Margaret's. Also on record, a purchase of 706 acres of land fromhis brother Isham Stanley of Chambers Co., Alabama. There are many deed recordsto and from Isham in S.C. He moved to Georgia about 1850 , as in 185? he soldland in S.C. and gave his address as Cobb. Co., Ga. He was still living in S.C.in 1844 when his son Will was born, whom he named William Pickins. Whether forthe county Pickens or for the 83very popular Gov. Pickens of SC.,. is notknown, although William always said he was named for the county where he wasborn.

Ezekielpurchased a large farm in Cobb. Co., a few miles south of Big Shanty (Kennesaw)several of his sons had farms on the same road and off the original farm. Theroad now bears his name Stanley Road. The old house is gone, and in the pastfew years the old log barn was torn down. A nice modern home stands on the siteof the old home, but some of the old shrubbery is still there and beautifulafter one hundred years.

Ezekieland Margaret attended the Noonday Baptist Church, traveling by ox and wagon onSundays when church was held. Ezekiel Jr., b 2-12-1857 died Feb. 4, 1858, isburied in the original Noonday Cemetery, grave not marked.

Manyrelatives had already come to Cobb Co. And settled: The Roberts, his AuntRhoda, his sister Winifred Gibson, cousins the McAfee’s, an uncle Lewis StanleyJr., also a sister Elizabeth Mason was at Acworth. From records it seems he wasthe last of his family to leave S. C. And come to Ga. Why they selected thecemetery at Mars Hill is still rather a mystery, since the one at Noonday orBig shanty (Kennesaw) was nearer.

1.Sarah Eveline "Sallie" Stanley, b March 21, 1835, d Dec. 2, 1904,buried Mars Hill Cemetery near Aceworth, Cobb Co., Ga.

Itwas recently learned that when the ‘boys’ left for the War, Aunt Sallie’ssweetheart marched away, but not before he had her promise that she would waitfor him. Many letters passed between them, and then nothing, so it is assumedthat he was killed. Aunt Sallie never married, and after the home was broken upafter her father died, she went to live with her brother John and his wife Addie,in Griffin, Ga.

II. ELIZABETH ANN MONROE STANLEY GREEN

Elizabeth(Eliz) Ann Monroe Stanley, b July 4, 1836, d Sept. 22, 1907; m March 4, 1866Marcus L. Green, b May 24, 1841, d Dec. 14, 1914, son of Joel A. Green and hiswife Martha Ballenger, pioneer settlers of Cobb Co. (Mentioned several times byMrs. S. T. Gober Temple in her HISTORY OF COBB COUNTY, The First One HundredYears). Mark Green served in Co. E State Troops CSA and kept a diary. Thisdiary is in the possession of his grandchildren, and is very interesting. BothEliza and Mark Green were Baptist and buried in New Salem Cemetery across theroad from the home place where they reared their family. Their children:

1.Emmett Patrick Green, b Jan. 25, 1867, m Gertrude Moore.

2.Thomas Elmo "L" Green, b Nov. 15, 1868, m Mary Darby.

3.Annie Elizabeth Greene, b Oct. 30, 1873, m Isaac H. Darby.

4.Joel (Joe) Stanley Green, b Oct. 18, 1878, m Jannie Summers. (No children). DJan. 18, 1952.

1.EMMETT PATRICK GREEN, b Jan. 25, 1867, d Jan. 26, 1938, m Gertrude More, d1963. He served in the State Legislature from Cobb Co., Ga. Their children:

a.Sue Green, m B. J. Skinner and had Martha Sue and Buddy Skinner.

b.Gertrude Green, m ________ Blalock, has children and lives in Bradentown, Fla.

C.Emmett Patrick Jr., d 1954, has 2 sons, E. P. III and Harry Green.

2.Thomas L. Green, b Nov. 15, 1868, d Feb. 3, 1934, m Nov. 17, 1889 Mary Darby, bJune 10, 1870, d May 31, 1893. Their children:

a.Patrick Ralph Green, b 2-3-1893, d Aug. 8, 1899.

b.Leon Green, b 2-3-1893, d 8-8-_____, m Arrie White, had Katherine and Mary L.Green.

3.Annie Elizabeth Green, b Oct. 30, 1873, m Nov. 20, 1895 Isaac A. Darby, b1-1-1874, d 9-19-1948. Annie E. Darby d May 9, 1962, bur. In New Salem Cemeterynear her parents. Their children:

a.Odessa Darby, b Sept. 14, 1901

b.Fred Otis Darby, b Dec. 30, 1903

c.Harold Darby, b Nov. 27, 1905

d.George Thomas Darby, b Oct. 30, 1907

e.Mary Elizabeth Darby, b June 20, 1909

f.Annie Elizabeth Darby, b Oct. 14, 1911

a.Odessa Darby, b Sept. 14, 1901, d Oct. 1, 1947, m July 14, 1921 O.L. Desenbergof Phoenix, Arizona. No children. Bur. New Salem Cemetery, Cob Co., Ga.

b.Fred Otis Darby, b Dec. 30, 1903, m Nov. 19, 1927 Fannie Franklin. No children.Live in Albany, Ga.

c.Harold Darby, b Nov. 27, 1905, m Apr. 22, 1943 Sarah Ellers, widow of ________.Harold Darby and Sarah’s son by a former marriage own Darby Printing andPublishing Co. In Marietta, Ga. Children:

2.Danna Karan, b 9-27-1957.

3.James Edward Darby, Sara’s son, m Marinda 86McElroy of Winder, Ga. Their son James E.Darby, Jr. In the Printing business with his step father.

D.George Thomas Darby, b Oct. 30, 1907, m Dec. 24, 1919 Kathleen E. Hines, owns ashoe store in Valdosta, Ga., a Baptist has:

1.Barbara Ann Darby, b Dec. 5, 1937, m Dec. 20, 1953 Bobby Hornbuckle.

E.Mary Elizabeth Darby, b June 20, 1909; m 1st Oct. 10, 1929 Jack Tubbs; m 2ndJerry Coate. Issue:

1.James Darby Tubbs, b June 30, 1931, m in Arizona June 19, 1953 CynthiaClements; he a grad. Of Georgia Tech in Business Adm., in Real Estate inPhoenix Arizona. Issue: James Tubbs Jr.

F.Annie Elizabeth Darby, b Oct. 14, 1911, m Oct. 25, 1946 Guy B. Arthur Jr.,prominent business man in Toccoa, Ga. No children.,

III. JULIA ANN MARIAH STANLEY

JuliaAnn Maria Stanley, b Mar. 12, 1838, d Dec. 26, 1844, probably bur. In S.C. Thefirst 9 children of Ezekiel and Margaret Stanley were probably born in s. C.The 1850 Cobb Co. Census did not reveal an Ezekiel; the S.C. 1850 census hasnot yet been searched. Ezekiel was in Cobb Co. In 1852, as he sold 706 acres inS.C., and and gave his address as Cobb Co., Ga.

IV. ISHAM ANDERSON STANLEY

Mrs.Guttery has this line. Isham was named for Ezekiel’s brother who went toChambers Co., Ala. About 1830.

WINNIFORD ELIZABETH (SISTER) MALVINA STANLEY

WinnefordElizabeth Malvina Stanley (named for her 87father’s sister Winneford, who marriedElijah Gibson) b Mr. 18, 1842, d Feb. 27, 1922; bur. Mars Hill Cemetery.,beside her daughter. Willie Godwin. Grave not marked. m 1st Capt. Thomas HaynesNorthcutt, b Apr. 8, 1839, d Aug. 31, 1864, killed at Battle of Jonesboro, CSA,bur. Confederate Cemetery. In Macon, Ga. M 2nd James McLain. Her child:

WillieH. Northcutt, b Dec. 17, 1864, after her father was killed in battle, d Sept.15, 1900, m Apr. 9, 1884 Joseph W. Godwin, d Jan. 1905. Children.:

a.Elva Camilla Godwin, b Feb. 1885, d June 1885.

b.Lillian Maude Godwin, b June 26, 1886, d July 13, 1905.

c.Delilah Godwin, b Jan. 22, 1889, d June 13, 1906, m May 1905 Joseph Parham

Note:These dates obviously are wrong

d.Frances Lee Godwin, b July 26, 1891, d 1960, m Jan 1, 1928 Barney F Drake. Nochildren:

e.Pearl Jane Godwin, b May 28, 1892, m Aug. 12, 1906 Joe Y. Abercrombie.Children:

1.Infant 1908.

2.Irene Juliet Abercrombie, b May 8, 1910, m 1st R. L. McGillvary, m 2nd ClaudeByron Hunton. Has children last know address, Miami, Fla.

3.Mary Elizabeth Abercrombie.

4.Joe Y. Abercrombie Jr.

VI. WILLIAM PICKENS STANLEY

WilliamPickens Stanley, b Feb. 28, 1844, S.C. d Mar. 25, 1918, m Fannie Jane Wade, bJune 5, 1846, d 88 Dec. 15, 1887; daughter of Elizabeth Ann Gibson, bNov. 19, 1824, d Jan. 10, 1902; grand-daughter of Winnefred Stanley Gibson andJ. W. Wade, b Nov. 20, 1826. bur Kennesaw Cemetery., Cob Co., Ga. He served inCo. A 18th Georgia Regiment, Civil War. Enlisted Feb. 19, 1862 at Acworth, Ga.Appears on list of casualties in the engagement at Cold Harbor, Va., June 27,1862. Remarks: Severely wounded in the arm. June 30, 1862 transferred toScottville Hospital from General Hospital No. 13, Richmond, Va. He appears onrecords many times, was present and fought at the Battle of Gettysburg, Pa. Wascaptured April 7, 1865 near Sailors Creek, Va., escaped the next day and madehis way to Lynchburg on foot. After the surrender he then walked back to hishome in Cobb Co.,., Ga., living off the land and any hand out from the farmersalong the way. Their children:

1.Elva Louella Stanley, b Sept. 28, 1867,

2.Margaret Elizabeth Stanley, b Aug. 3, 1868.

3.Leona Jackson Stanley, b Apr. 20, 1873.

4.Isom Leonard Stanley, b Apr. 20, 1873.

5.Thomas Wade Stanley, b. July 1, 1875.

6.Effie Mae Stanley, Mar. 8, 1877.

7.John William Stanley, b Apr. 4, 1879.

8.Sara Jane Stanley, b Oct. 1, 1882.

9.Robert Franklin Stanley, b Oct. 24, 1884.

10.George Edgar Stanley, b Aug. 31, 1886

I. ELVA LOUELLA STANLEY McEACHERN

ElvaLouella Stanley, b Sept. 28, 1867, d June 13, 1943, m Feb. 2, 1887 SamuelCapers McEachern, b July 22, 1855, d Dec. 12, 1928. They reared her brotherEdgar who was a baby when his mother died. They are buried in the KennesawCemetery., Cobb Co., Ga. Children::

Infantdaughter b & d Apr. 28, 1888

Infantson b & d Oct. 7, 1889

Infantson b & d Aug. 27, 1890

DavidWilliam McEachern, b Nov. 8, 1892, d May 13, 1943, m Pearl Elizabeth Hale. Nochildren

II. MARGARET ELIZABETH "BETTY" STANLEYPACE

MargaretElizabeth "Betty" Stanley, b Aug. 3, 1858, d June 7, 1942, m JamesRobert Pace Aug. 5, 1886. She is bur. In the family plot Kennesaw Cemetery.,Cobb Co., Ga. Children:

a.Robert Norris Pace, b Aug. 20, 1888

b.Fannie Jane Pace, b May 18, 1891

c.Ernest Pace

d.Harry Calhoun Pace

e.Lillie Mae (Lillian) Pace

f.Elva Louella Pace, b June 3, 1900

g.Blanche b Sept. 19, 1902

h.Margaret Elizabeth Pace, b Apr. 6, 1906

ROBERT NORRIS PACE

RobertNorris Pace, b Aug. 20, 1888, d June 13, 1953, m Jan. 20, 1910 Miriam ReynoldsMcClain in Rome, Ga., he a Mason, Shriner, Little Abba Temple in Selma, Ala.,and Knight Templar. Member First Baptist Church and General Yardmaster SouthernRailroad. Four children by this marriage. Married 2nd Sept. 18, 1943 AliceWilkinson, b Apr. 28, 1891, d 1957. Children:

RobertNorris Pace, Jr., b Apr. 20, 1911.

WilliamStanley Pace, b Oct. 9, 1913

FrancesPershing Pace, b Apr. 27, 1918

MiriamMcClain Pace, b Mar. 15, 1930

ROBERT NORRIS PACE, JR.

RobertNorris Pace, Jr., b Apr. 20, 1911, m Aug. 20, 1933 Ina Lee Brown, b Mar. 12,1909. WWII. Methodist. Is Chief of Personnel, Veteran’s Hospital., Montgomery,Ala. Has: Jack Rodney Pace, b Feb. 18, 1948.

WILLIAM STANLEY PACE

WilliamStanley Pace, b Oct. 9, 1913, m Aug. 12, 1943 Jennie Russell Young, b Feb. 5,1918. Methodist. Salesman for Stewart, King & McKenzie Wholesale Grocery,Selma, Ala. Children:

WilliamStanley Pace Jr., b Dec. 1, 1952

FRANCIS PERSHING PACE

FrancisPershing Pace, b Apr. 27, 1918, m Feb. 15, 1941 Josephine Bozeman Herrington, bOct. 26, 1920. WWII. Methodist. Head of Civilian Supply Craig Air Force Base,Selma, Ala. Children:

JamesHerrington Pace, b July 14, 1944

JanetAnn Pace, b July 10, 1949

MIRIAM McLAIN PACE

MiriamMcClain Pace, b Mar. 15, 1930. Baptist. Teacher and Librarian, CloverdaleSchool, Montgomery, Ala. Thanks to Miriam for the record of the Norris Pacefamily.

FANNIE JANE PACE

FannieJane Pace, b May 18, 1891, d Jan. 31, 1950, m Dec. 1, 1909 Luther L. Groover,but. Camp Ground Methodist Cemetery., Cobb Co., Ga. Children:

JamesLuther Groover, b Dec. 30, 1912, d May 14, 1913.

EdwardL. Groover, b Dec. 5, 1921, m Elizabeth LeCroy, b Sept. 25, 1919; he grad.Emory Univ. School. Of Med. Is considered a very fine surgeon. Living andpracticing in Windsor, N.C. Children:

LarkinGroover, b Feb. 22, 1952

GailGroover, b June 3, 1956

KarenGroover, b Feb. 12, 1960

ERNEST LEE PACE

ErnestLee Pace, buried Kennesaw Cemetery., Cobb Co., Ga. Died in Rome, Ga. Nevermarried.

HARRY CALHOUN PACE

HarryCalhoun Pace, b July 13, 1894, d Dec. 21, 1958, m Feb. 15, 1915 FlorenceDonnelley, b Oct. 17, 1889. He is buried in Garden of Memories, New Orleans,La. Children:

HarryCalhoun Pace Jr. (H.C.), b May 2, 1917, m 10 July 1940 Marguerite Helwig, bJune 2, 1915.

ErnestLeRoy Pace, b Nov. 29, 1921, d Dec. 1921.

LILLIE (LILLIAN) MAE PACE

LillianPace m 1st Fred Shillinburger, m 2nd _______ McDonald. Was living in Landis,N.C. Children by the first marriage:

Infant,buried Kennesaw Cemetery. Grave marked by a small marble shaft "S"

LilaSchillinburger. No information except that she lives in Spotsylvania, Va.

ErnestSchillinburger.

ELVA LOUELLA PACE

ElvaLouella Pace, b June 3, 1900, m Jan. 6, 1921 Jay Gould Hughes, b June 20, 1894,d June 17, 1944, son of Mary K. Linton Dobbs and Hiram Kennedy Hughes. HeW.W.I, bur. Eastview Cemetery., Rome, Ga. She lives Rome, Ga. Children:

MaryBetty Hughes, b Apr. 21, 1922

JamesWilliam (Pat) Hughes, b Mar. 17, 1926

MARY BETTY HUGHES

MaryBetty Hughes, b Apr. 21, 1922, m May 14, 1943 in Rome, Ga. Charles SedwickRobertson (Col., Marine Corps.) b Dec. 11, 1920, lives Quantico, Va. Children:

MarshaLynn Robertson, b Mar. 22, 1944, St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinberg,N.C.

EllenGayle Robertson, b Apr. 14, 1945, Shorter College, Rome, Ga.

CarolosJay Robertson, b Nov., 17, 1959 in Rio de Janerio, Brazil.

BLANCHE PACE

BlanchePace, b Sept. 19, 1902, d Apr. 28, 1903, bur. Kennesaw Cemetery., Cobb Co., Ga.

MARGARET ELIZABETH PACE

MargaretElizabeth Pace, b Apr. 6, 1906, m Charles Hampton. She lives in Md. Children:

ShirleyHampton, m Ed. C. Wilson. Has children and lives in Maryland.

LEONA JACKSON STANLEY

LeonaJackson Stanley, b Sept. 14, 1871, d June 26, 1944, m June 11, 1893 ThomasClark Annandale, b Nov. 8, 1874, d Feb. 16, 1960, son of William Annandale andJane Clark Annandale, (natives of Scotland who came to America on theirhoneymoon and to do a landscaping job and stayed to rear a family), buried inCity Cemetery., Marietta, Ga. Children:

1.Clyde Thomas Annandale, b 2-18-1896, m Edna Bullard. Children: Clyde Bullard mMae ________.

2.Eugene William Annandale, b Jan. 16, 1899.

EUGENE WILLIAM ANNANDALE

EugeneW. Annandale, b Jan. 16, 1899, m May 6, 1916 Simmie Mae Lance, b Aug. 4, 1895.Baptists.; he employed by Lockheed-Georgia Corp. At Marietta. Issue:

1.William Clark Annandale, b May 10, 1918

2.Infant

3.Jesse Lance Annandale, b Sept. 20, 1920 (twin)

4.Bessie (Bobbi) Leona Annandale, b Sept. 20, 1920 (twin)

5.Ruby Lois Annandale, b Sept. 12, 1922

6.Thomas Eugene Annandale, b Feb. 1, 1932

WILLIAM CLARK ANNANDALE

WilliamClark Annandale, b May 10, 1918, m 1st 6-22-_____ Geraldine Keown; m 2nd AllieCarroll on Aug. 11, 1963, who was b Feb. 21, 1917. Issue by 1st wife:

1.Dorothy Gale Annandale, b Mar. 1945, m Bobby Vickers Nov. 23, 1963.

2.Dorris Val Jeane Annandale, b Oct. 23, 1949

3.William Stanley Annandale, b Sept. 8, 1956

JESSE LANCE ANNANDALE

JesseLance Annandale, b Sept. 20, 1920, m Apr. 1943 Sarah Elizabeth Peck, b July 2,1923; W.W.II: lives Cincinnati, Ohio, a salesman Drug Co. Children:"

1.Simmy Joan Annandale, b Feb. 29, 1944, Oregon State College.

2.Jane Louise Annandale, b Sept. 15, 1948.

BESSIE (BOBBY) LEONA ANNANDALE

Bessie(Bobby) Leona Annandale, b Sept. 20, 1920, m 1st T. G. Tyson; m 2nd Aug. 1961Anthony Ziobrowski in Marietta, Ga. Maj Ziobrowski is a native of 94 NiagaraFalls, NY Lives in Shreveport, La. Issue:

ClaudiaTyson, b Nov. 1, _____, m Tommy Pilcher and has Patricia, Jeffery and KennethPilcher.

RUBY LOIS ANNANDALE

RubyLois Annandale, m 1st Harold Evans; m 2nd John Newton Edwards from BowlingGreen, Ky., now stationed with USAF in Japan. Issue:

HaroldEvans, m Vivian _____, live in Shreveport, La.,, have daughter. Denise, b 1963.

THOMAS EUGENE ANNANDALE

ThomasEugene Annandale, b Feb. 1, 1932, m Dec. 20, _____ Patricia Combs, b Nov. 29_____ in Wichita Falls, Texas. Sgt. Annandale now in Los Vegas, Nev. Children:

1.Keva Jene Annandale, b Nov. 25, _____

2.Teresa Lane Annandale, b Dec. 12, 1954

IV. ISOM LEONARD STANLEY

IsomLeonard Stanley, b Aug. 10, 1873, d Feb. 14, 1908, m Louise Lance (half sisterof Simmie Mae Lance, who married Isom’s nephew Eugene Annandale). Bur. InKennesaw Cemetery., Cobb Co., Ga. No children. (The name the same as hisfather’s brother, and grandfather’s brother also, although spelleddifferently). (Isham)

V. THOMAS WADE STANLEY

ThomasWade Stanley, b July 1, 1875, d Aug. 1933, bur. West View Cemetery., Atlanta,Ga., m Amanda Segars, b Apr. 9, _____, of Smyrna, Ga. Methodist, West End,Atlanta, Georgia

VI. EFFIE MAE STANLEY

EffieMae Stanley, b Mar. 8, 1877, m Nov. 22, 1899 Isaac Aubrey Runyan, b Apr. 18,1873, d Mar. 1, 1848, son of Amanda Victoria Kirk, b Apr. 7, 1847, d Oct. 20,1929 and Isaac Pinkney Runyan, b Dec. 25, 1845, d Jan. 10, 1910. Bur. KennesawCemetery., Cobb Co., Ga. Children:

1.Carl Stanley Runyan, b Mar. 19, 1901,; bur. Kennesaw Cemetery., Cobb Co., Ga.

2.Effie Mae Runyan, b May 27, 1904s.

EFFIE MAE RUNYAN

EffieMae Runyan, b May 27, 1904, m June 18, 1924 James Herbert Swanson. She, pastpres. American Legion Auxiliary, past Pres. Marietta Pilot Club, on staff ofMarietta Y.W.C.A. since 1951., lives in Marietta, Ga. Children:

1.James Herbert Swanson, b June 12, 1925

2.Stanley Runyan Swanson, b Dec. 19, 1927

JAMES HERBERT SWANSON

JamesHerbert Swanson, Jr., b June 12, 1925, m June 18, 1946 Jane Elizabeth Head, bNov. 15, 1925, daughter. Of Richard Grafton Head, b Nov. 11, _____ and EdithScott Head of Los Angeles, Calif. He a BA & MA at Arizona State College inFlagstaff, Arizona where he is teaching. W.W.II Navy. Children:

1.Richard Stanley Swanson, b 6-22-1948 Atlanta.

2.James Herbert Swanson III, b Feb. 23, 1951 in Los Angeles.

3.Scott Matthew Swanson, b May 6, 1959, Marietta, Ga.

4.Mark Edward Swanson, b Mar. 30, 1961, Flagstaff,

STANLEY RUNYAN SWANSON

StanleyRunyan Swanson, b Dec. 19, 1927, m Mar. 13, 1954 in Spokane, Washington,Margaret Randolph Phelps, b Jan. 24, 1928, daughter. Of Alice Randolph andFrederick M. Phelps. Grad. US Naval Academy 1952, commissioned Air Force;Episcopalians, live Wichita, Kansas. Issue:

1.Infant son, b & d 1955, Spokane, Wash.

2.Charlotte Swanson, b Apr., 28, 1956

3.Stanley Runyan Swanson, b Aug. 18, 1957, Marietta, Ga.

4.Margaret Elizabeth Swanson, b Oct. 6, 1958, Scott AF Base, Ill.

5.Catherine Mae Swanson, b Jan. 27, 1961, Spokane, Wash

JOHN WILLIAM STANLEY

JohnWilliam Stanley, b Apr. 4, 1879, Marietta, Ga., d Nov. 7, 1945, Atlanta, Ga., min Rome, Ga., Mar. 1, 1903, Blanche A. Wyatt, b Feb. 23, 1877 in Rome, Ga., dJuly, 13, 1931 (daughter of James Wyatt), both bur. West View Cemetery.,Atlanta, Ga.; both active Baptists, Atlanta. Children:

1.Thelma Leona Stanley, b Aug. 18, 1904

2.Ruth Stanley, b July 29, 1905

3.Robert Franklin Stanley, b Sept. 28, 19089, d May 26, 1909, bur. KennesawCemetery., Ga.

4.Lula Frances Stanley, b Oct. 8, 1907

5.John Wyatt Stanley, b Sept. 11, 1910

6.Infant daughter., b & d July 28, 1913, bur Kennesaw.

7.Blanche Louise Stanley, b Jan. 21, 1917

ThelmaLeona Stanley, b Aug. 18, 1904, m 1st Apr. 9, 1932 Guy Robert Nichols, b Nov.25, 1902, d Dec. 24, 1956, bur. West View Cemetery., Atlanta, Children:

1.Guy William Nichols, b May 20, 1942, d May 21, 1942, bur. West View Cemetery.,Atlanta.

ThelmaLeona Stanley m 2nd. A. L. (Mac) McDonald, b June 30, 1905; owner of McDonaldInsurance Agency.; live in Atlanta.

RUTHADOSIA STANLEY, b July 29, 1905, mDec. 22, 1925 Barney H. Little, b Oct. 26, 1895; Baptists in Atlanta, Ga.. He,W.W.I Vet. Children:

1.Barney Hugh Little, Jr., b Oct.,. 11, 1926, m Aug. 11, 1951 Martha Ann Gargerof Hampton, Va., daughter of Dr. & Mrs. John H Garger, pastor of HamptonBaptist Church. He a grad. Georgia Tech with BS In Aeronautics, MS Univ,. OfVa.; with Lockheed-Georgia Division, Marietta, Ga. Children:

1.Martha Ann Little, b Oct. 24, 1952

b.Ruth Glenn Little, b Mar. 20, 1954

c.Barney Hugh Little III, b Feb. 24, 1957

d.Paul Stevens Little, b Mar. 2, 1958

WilliamStanley Little, b Aug. 22, 1930, m Nov. 26, 1952 Constance Westbrook of Smyrna,Ga., b May 19, 1932, daughter of Joseph Westbrook; he a grad. Ga. Tech inChemical Engineering, employed by Philipps 66 Laboratory in Nuclear Research;Baptists; Children:

a.Robert Stanley Little, b 1-14-1957

b.Timothy Alan Little, b 1-10-1958

c,Peter Wyatt Little, b May 29, 1960

JohnWyatt Little, b Feb. 7, 1927, grad. Univ,. Of Georgia School of Forestry.,Lives Walhalla, S.C.

LULAFRANCES STANLEY, b Oct. 8, 1907,WAVE, US Navy 1943-1945, Baptist, lives Atlanta, Georgia.

JOHNWYATT STANLEY, b Sept. 11, 1910, dApr. 13, 1940,

bur.West View Cemetery., Atlanta, m Jan. 1, 1927 Ida Jane Snyder, b Dec. 17, 1911,daughter of Jane Artha Garrett and Charles G. Snyder; lives Chicago; Issue:

1.Arthea Louise Stanley, b Feb. 13, 1930

2.Charles Wyatt Stanley, b Dec. 11, 1931

ArtheaLouise Stanley, b Feb. 15, 1930, m May 5, 1950 James McDermott of Chicago;children, not necessarily listed in order of birth; Catholics:

a.Gail Ellen McDermott, b Dec. 9, 1951

b.James Regis McDermott Jr., b Sept. 9, 1953

c.Jack Wyatt McDermott

d.Thomas McDermott

e.William Denny McDermott

f.Janet McDermott

g.April McDermott

h.Tracy Lee (girl) McDermott, b Aug. 1, 1963

CharlesWyatt Stanley, b Dec. 11, 1931, m Aug. 13, 1955 Marilyn A. Slifka, b Apr. 29, 1935;served in US Air Force; children:

a.Michael Charles Stanley, b Apr. 26, 1956

b.Victoria Ann Stanley, b May 24, 1957

c.Kathryn Ann Stanley, b June 27, 1958

BLANCHELOUISE STANLEY, b Jan. 21, 1917, mSept. 10, 1937 Thurman Eugene Cash, b Sept. 5, 1917; Baptists; live Maryville,Tenn; he an Airport Traffic Controller; children:

1.Gene Stanley Cash, b Feb. 15, 1939

2.Jane Blanche Cash, b Oct. 11, 1944

GeneStanley Cash, b Feb. 15, 1939, m June 1962 Ann Swinney; Baptists; children:

a.Sandra Jane Cash, b June 1, 1963

b.Jane Blanche Cash, b Oct. 11, 1944, shows promise as a concert singer

VIII. SARA JANE (SALLIE) STANLEY

SaraJane (Sallie) Stanley, b Oct. 1, 1991, m Dec. 4, 1899 Walton Mayfield Maddox, bFeb. 19, 1877, d June 18, 1947; sons of Julie and Dudley Maddox, bur. West ViewCemetery., Atlanta, Ga.; Baptists; children:

NITABELLE MADDOX, b May 5, 1905, m Apr. 23, 1926 Willie Victor Cantrell, b Sept.11, 1893, son of Zora and Charles Cantrell; he a WWI Vet.; Baptists; live StoneMountain, Ga.; children:

1.Marjorie Mae Cantrell, b June 18, 1927, m June 4, 1948 Ralph D. Satterfield, bMar. 14, 1927, son of Leslie S. And Arthur D. Satterfield; W.W.II MerchantMarine; he with Albany Concrete Co.; she Girl Scout Council; live in Albany:children:

a.Nita Jane Satterfield, b June 15, 1949

IX. ROBERT FRANKLIN STANLEY

RobertFranklin Stanley, b Oct. 24, 1884, Cobb Co., Ga., m Maidie Eloise Shieder, bSept. 24, 1889, St. George, S.C., daughter of Thomas Benjamin and EllaEasterlin Shieder; he grad. Southern Business College, Atlanta; Baptists; livesMarietta, Ga.; on 50th anniversary in 1958 received personal congratulationsfrom President of US Dwight D. Eisenhower: children:

1.Dorethea Eloise Stanley, b Oct., 11, 1909, Cobb Co., Ga.

2.Barbara Frances Stanley, b May 4, 1913, Marietta

3.Maidie Lee Stanley, b Aug. 26, 1915, College Park, Ga.

DorotheaEloise Stanley, b Oct. 11, 1909, Marietta, Ga., m John Fleming Thomasson, bOct., 24, 1906 of Rock Hill, S.C. on Nov. 26, 1930, Atlanta, Ga. She teacher’scert. From Winthrop College, Rock Hill "S.C.; he Supt. 100 ofRock Hill Water & Sewer Dept.; Baptists, Issue:

a.John Thomasson Jr. B May 1936, Rock Hill, S.C., m Dorothea Ann Riddle, daughterof William Marshall Riddle and Mabel Lupo Riddle, Mar. 9, 1958, Greenville,S.C.; Manager Dair Farm, lives Greenville; children:

TonyaDenise Thomasson, b May 7, 1960, Orleans, France

MarkKenneth Thomasson, b Nov. 7, 1961, Greenville

BARBARAFRANCES STANLEY, b May 4, 1913,Marietta, Ga., m John Davis McCollum, b July 6, 1908, Alpharetta, Ga., son ofDr. John D. McCollum and Clyde Shirley McCollum; he vice-pres. Of JohnnyWalker, Inc.; Baptists; lives Marietta; children:

a.John Davis McCollum Jr., b Apr. 24, 1934

b.Robert Franklin McCollum, b Apr. 7, 1947

JohnDavis McCollum Jr., b Apr. 24, 1934, m Peggy Lujouyce Dobbs, b May 19, 1936,daughter of Ernest Eugene Dobbs and Bertha Josephine Grindle Dobbs; buyer forLockheed Aircraft Corp., Marietta; Baptists; children:

a.Barbara Angela McCollum, b Nov. 29, 1955, Camp Gordon, Ga.

JohnAndrew McCollum, b Mar. 1, 1959, Marietta

DavisEugene McCollum, b May 5, 1960, Marietta

RobertFranklin McCollum, b Apr. 6, 1947, Atlanta, Ga.

MADIELEE STANLEY, of Falls Church, Va., bAug. 26, 1915, College Park, Ga.; WAC with a permanent rank of Lt. Col.; nowLogistics Planning Officer in Civil Service.

Thanksto Barbara Stanley McCollum for detailed information of the family of RobertFranklin Stanley).

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X. GEORGE EDGAR STANLEY

GeorgeEdgar Stanley, b Aug. 31, 1886, d Aug. 1, 1904 after an operation for aruptured appendix. Was living with his sister Elva and brother-in-law SamMcEachern in Rome Ga. At the time of his death. Is buried in the McEachern lotat Kennesaw Cemetery., Kennesaw, Ga.

JAMES FELTON "FOSTER" STANLEY

JamesFelton (Jim) Stanley, b Mar. 15, 1846, d Dec. 30, 1925, m Jan. 17, 1869,Georgia Ann Williams (sister of Frances Jane who married his brother BenjaminMonroe Stanley), b Nov. 25, 1852, d Mar. 4, 1935, both bur. Liberty HillCemetery. Near Aceworth, Ga. He was in Co. "H" State Troops asCobbler’s boy, CSA; children:

JohnNorris Stanley, b June 10, 1871

NancyStanley, b Aug. 12, 1873

MaryAugusta Stanley, b Nov. 14, 1877

JohnNorris Stanley, b June 10, 1871, d Oct. 11, 1935, m July 21, 1909 Ella SabinaJohnson, b Nov. 1, 1872, d Oct. 25, 1935; both bur. Macland Cemetery. NearPowder Springs, Ga. He a vet. Of Spanish American War; a stone-cutter by trade;Baptist; children:

JamesMiller Stanley, b Nov. 21, 1910, m Nov. 10, 1935, Irma Louise Land, b Aug. 15,1907; LLB, Atlanta Law School. Member Ga. Bar Asso., Delta Theta Phi;Methodists: lives Marietta; children:

NancyLand Stanley, b d Dec. 18, 1936

LilaGail Stanley, b Mar. 23, 1941, Emory Univ.

JamesMiller Stanley, Jr., b July 28, 1946, grad. Ga. Military Academy, College Park,Ga.

NANNIE STANLEY

NancyStanley, b Aug. 12, 1873, Cobb Co., Ga., d Sept. 19, 1962, m William HenryRusk, b Apr. 4, 1866, d 102 Dec. 24, 1891; children:

KellyWinford Rusk, b Aug. 31, 1897

GeorgeRobert Rusk, b Jan. 13, 1900

AnnieGrace Rusk, b Oct. 17, 1901

WilliamHarrell Rusk, b Apr. 27, 1904

MargaretKatherine Rusk, b Aug. 18, 1906

NinaElizabeth Rusk, b Aug. 12, 1914

KellyWinford Rusk, b Aug. 31, 1897, m June 12, 1916 Evelyn Kelly; Methodists;address unknown, but believed to be Clemson, S.C. Children:

MaryElizabeth Rusk, b 1918

AnnRusk b 1928

GeorgeRobert Rusk, b Jan. 13, 1900, d Dec. 16, 1951, m March 15, 1928 Grace Parris, b1899, He was an accountant; an accomplished musician; Presbyterians; children:

RobertEdward Rusk, b Jan. 16, 1930, d Aug. 5, 1935

ThomasPatrick Rusk, b Mar. 1936

AnnieGrace Rusk, b Oct. 17, 1901, m Aug. 41, 1929 Guy Chappell, b Oct. 15, 1892;children:

GraceElizabeth Chappell, b June 3, 1929, m Aug. 24 ____ Wheeler Davis Weber; bothgrads Duke Univ.; were in the Bahamas in 1962; Lutherans; child:

MarianSuzanne Weber, b Oct. 10., 1952

WilliamHarrell Rusk, b Apr. 27, 1904; m Sept. 1919 Alice Sullivan; grad. Georgia Techwith BS Civil Engineering;; live in New Jersey; children:

MaryAlice Rusk, b Aug. 31, 1933, East Orange NJ

WilliamHerbert Rusk, b Mar. 13, 1936, Port St. Jo, Fla.103 David Rusk, b Jan.12, 1942, Honolulu

NancyLee Rusk, b Apr. 24, 1944, Ridgewood, NJ

MargaretKatherine Rusk, b Aug. 18, 1906, m Mar/ 15. 1020 Henry Dillard Brazzell ofHogansville,
Ga., b July 3, 1898. Children:

NancyJane Brazzell, b Mar. 3, 1930, m Feb. 14, 1953 John Albert Brooks of Dallas,Tex.; both attended Univ. Of Ill. No further record.

JimmyBrazzell, b Apr. 26., 1932, grad. Auburn, Ala. In US Air Force. No furtherrecord.

NinaElizabeth Rusk, b Aug. 12, 1914; grad. Univ. Of Ga. &
RN at Emory Univ. Hospital. Served W.W.II with Nurses Corps in N. Africa. Deanof Student Nurses Emory Univ.

MaryAugusta Stanley, b Cherokee Co., Ga. Nov. 14, 1877, d May 31, 1959, m June 24, 1902John H. Rhyne, b Mar. 13, 1861, d Jan. 15, 1943; both bur. Acworth, Ga. Nochildren.

VIII. BENJAMIN MONROE STANLEY

BenjaminMonroe Stanley, b Feb. 28, 1848, d Apr. 22, 1932, was farmer in Cherokee andthen in Cobb Co., Ga., m Sept. 24, 1868 Frances Jane Williams (sister ofGeorgia Ann Williams who m his brother James Felton Stanley) b Dept. 19, 1850,d July 25, 1933, both bur., New Salem Cemetery., Cobb Co., Ga. Children:

MattieStanley, b June 21, 1869

AndrewO. Stanley, b June 24, 1872

MaggieCatherine Stanley, b Apr. 26, 1874 (twin)

CarrieStanley, b Apr. 26, 1874 (twin)

RillaStanley, b June 6, 1876

HattieStanley, b Nov. 28, 1880

EmmettEugene Stanley, b June 8, 1882

KatieStanley, b Oct. 31, 1890

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MATTIE STANLEY:

MattieStanley, b June 21, 1869, d Jan. 1, 1961, m July 19, 1885 James TimothyTerrell, b Feb. 24, 1862, d Feb. 8, 1950, son of Elizabeth Butler and TimothyTerrell, b Nov. 13, 1832 in S.C., d July 9, 1884; both bur. Adairsville, Ga.,Children:

IdaE. Terrell, b Nov. 18, 1885, d Oct. 19, 1887

ErnestBenjamin Terrell, b Jan. 4, 1899

HarryButler Terrell, b Feb. 14, 1891

JamesHoyt Terrell, b Sept. 15, 1893

MattieLou Terrell, b Apr. 4, 1896

FlorineMarian Terrell, b Aug. 4, 1900

JudsonBenjamin Terrell, b Dec. 30, 1904

ErnestBenjamin Terrell, b Jan. 4, 1889, m June 28, 1914 Lillian Cleo Brock, b GordonCo., Ga. Jan. 23, 1893, daughter of Lula D. Bradley and George W. Brock;employed Standard Oil; Baptists; last known in Knoxville, Tenn. Children:

LillianErnestine Terrell, b Adairsville, Ga. Jan. 7, 1916, m Feb. 28, 1934, Carl RoeFielden, Jr., Knoxville, Tenn.; children: Carl Terrell Fielden, Alice MarieFielden, Dan Willaim Fielden.

HarryButler Terrell, b Feb. 13, 1891, m Aug. 1, 1916 Lillian Neal Rogers of Atlanta,Ga., b Mar. 23, 1893, daughter of Caroline Louise DeTaum and William AsherRogers; he grad. Atlanta Law School; practiced law in Atlanta; in 1925 went toTampa, Fla.; very active in numbers civic organizations; no children.

JamesHoyt Terrell, b Sept. 15, 1893, d Jan. 21, 1952 in auto accident, m June 27,1917 Catherine Clare Pavolosky of Adairsville, b July 28, 1898, daughter ofMary Joyce and Joseph Pavolocky (Polish); W.W.I; Children:

CatherineClare Terrell, b Jan. 1, 1930, Macon, Ga., 105 m Apr. 16, 1955 Dr.Joseph Norman Berry, b Nov. 14, 1929, son of Vara and Brodus Berry ofCharleston, S.C. grad. St. Joseph’s School of Nursing, Memphis, Tenn., studiedmusic.

MattieLou Terrell, b Apr. 4, 1896, m Aug. 28, 1915 Dr., Herbert Daniel Williams, PhD,b Jan. 23, 1893, son of Fredonia McCallum and Thomas Jernegan Williams; lastknown address St. Petersburg, Fla.; child:

HerbertD. Williams, Jr., b Jan. 26, 1919, Albany, Ga., d Jan 15, 1941 in plane crashat the Naval Air Base, Jacksonville, Fla. Bur. Arlington Nat’l Cemetery.

FlorineMarian Terrell, b Aug. 4, 1900, m Feb. 8, 1919 John Buford Brock, b Oct. 10,1890, d July 14, 1954; past Ga. State Commander American Legion; inventor ofsoft drink vending machine; with Dept. of Intelligence in China W.W.II as Lt.Commander. Author several published short stories; admiral of Ga. Navy Gov.Eugene Talmadge’s staff; director of Transportation 6th Naval District. InCharleston, S.C. at the time of his death, but Adairsville, Ga.; children:

JohnBuford Brock Jr.,., b Sept. 20, 1919, m Jan. 24, 1948 Hilda Hilloran, AirForce; children:

JohnTimothy Brock, b Nov. 24, 1944, m Jan. 1, 1944 (Obviously a typo)Ralph E. Outcolt: children"

BrockSharon Outcolt, b Mar. 4, 1945

RalphE. Outcolt, b Dec. 7, 1946. No further information on this family.

JudsonMorgan Terrell, b Dec. E0, 1904, m Apr. 20, 106 1924 Mary N. Acreeof Adairsville, Ga. No further information.

ANDREWO. STANLEY

AndrewO. Stanley b June 24, 1872, d Nov. 7, 1909, bur. New Salem Cemetery., m Dec.18, 1894 Dennie Burch, b Oct. 7, 1877, daughter of D. Shaw and J. O. Burch.Children:

MarquisLeon Stanley, b Feb. 1, 1896, believed to be bur. In Adairsville, orCartersville, Ga. With his mother.

MattieBelle Stanley, b Oct. 25, 1898, m June 30, 1921 Gordon Spencer Powell, son ofCornelia Horne and Henry A Powell; she a retired school teacher. Last knownaddress: Cartersville, Ga.; children:

GordonStanley Powell, b Oct. 20, 1924, Cartersville, m Dec. 27, 1953 Virginia Hagood,daughter of Maude Muller and Rev. J. J. Hagood; she a grad. Bessie Tift withMasters from Peabody College, was for a time on faculty of Howard College,Birmingham; he a degree Westminister Choir College in Princeton, NJ; Masters atUniv. Of Ala. W.W.II; minister of music Ponce de Leon Baptist Church. No recordof children.

CarrieStanley, b Apr. 26, 1874, d Apr. 26, 1874, probably born in Cherokee Co., Ga.And bur. There.

MaggieCatherine Stanley, b Apr. 26, 1874, is the oldest living descendant of EzekielStanley and Margaret Holland Stanley. Very alert mentally, but physically nottoo strong. She married July 24, 1894, William R. Morgan, b Nov. 12, 1867m dAug. 8, 1947, son of Margaret Kendrick, b Dec. 1, 1837 and Joseph Lewis Morgan,b Mar. 26, 1816. Lives Atlanta; children:

RobertSmith Morgan, b May 30, 1895

BenjaminStanley Morgan, b Jan. 3, 1898

LouisJudson Morgan, b Mar. 7, 1900

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HarryFields Morgan, b May 20, 1902

MarthaJane Morgan, b Oct. 18, 1904

ROBERTSMITH MORGAN, b May 30, 1895, m OdellLauderdale of Ala; W.W.I Vet..; no children.

BENJAMINSTANLEY MORGAN, b Jan. 3, 1898, dSept. 1960, m Dec. 23, 1950 Helen M _____, believed to be his 2nd wife,believed to have m 1st Ruth Brunet; W.W.I, engraver; children:

MaryJane Morgan, bb May 14, 1925, living in Chattanooga, Glenn. In 1960.

HARRYFIELD MORGAN, b May 20, 1902, m LoisChandler.

MARTHAJANE MORGAN, b. Oct. 19, 1904, m Mar.16, 1926 Solomon B. Riggins. Children:

BettyJane Riggins, b Jan. 3, 1927, m Norman R. Stiehl, a career army man; children:

NormanR. Stiehl Jr., b Jan. 22, 1948

MaryMartha Stiehl, b Aug. 31, 1951

WilliamNeal Riggins, b Nov. 9, 1932, was in the armed services, no furtherinformation.

RILLASTANLEY

RillaStanley, b June 6, 1876, next oldest living descendant of Ezekiel Stanley andMargaret Holland Stanley, very active member of Smyrna Baptist Church; m Dec.20, 1894 Samuel Fowler Brinkley Jr., b Warren Co., Ga. Nov. 23, 1869, d Mar. 3,1941, son of Emmaline Dawson and S. F. Brinkley Sr; children:

EdgarBrinkley, b May 25, 1893

PaulineBrinkley, b July 8, 1898

BenjaminHoyt Brinkley, b Sept. 26, 1900

JessieLeigh Brinkley, b July 11, 1902

JuniousEugene Brinkley, b Apr. 1 1912

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EdgarBrinkley, b May 25, 1895, m July 20, 1914 Jennie Dunlap; she Presbyterian; heBaptist; WWI; was Supt. Southern RR; children:

WilliamDunlap Brinkley, b 1915, m Lourine _____

EdgarBrinkley Jr., b 1921, m Magdalene _____ and has Jimmy and Freddie.

JacquelineBrinkley, m _____ Leher, has children.

PaulineBrinkley, b July 8, 1898, m July 15, 1919 Henry Hunter Dunn, b Aug. 28, 1895,son of Julia Sarah Hunter and John Henry Dunn; she Baptist; lives in Smyrna;children:

SaraJane Dunn, b May 15, 1920

GeorgiaRilla Dunn, b July 3, 1921

HenryHunter Dunn Jr., b Mar. 26, 1925

SaraJane Dunn, b May 15, 1920, m July 15, 1940 Rev. William Cheney Corley; he grad.Mercer Univ. And Southern Baptist Seminary.; children:

WilliamCheney Corley, Jr., b Oct. 30, 1942

JudyCorley, b July 8, 1946

JerryCorley, b July 3, 1950

KennethWayne Corley, b July 27, 1954

HenryHunter Dunn Jr., b Mar. 26, 1925, m Sept. 20, 1943 Phyllis June Urie ofSeattle, Wash. Naval Air Corps career. Children:

RobertDunn, b May 25, 1945

JeffreyDunn, b June 15, 1947

BenjaminHoyt Brinkley, b Sept. 26, 1900, m 1st Nov. 28, 1920, Era Linda Blackwell, bApr. 17, 1898, d May 24, 1947, daughter of Ann Mitchell and Jake LloydBlackwell; m 2nd Feb. 14, 1949 Marie Cook; grad. Ga. Tech in TextileEngineering; lives Marietta; issue:

BenjaminHoyt Brinkley, Jr., b Nov. 18, 1922 109 Harold Fowler Brinkley, b Jan., 29, 1927

BenjaminHoyt Brinkley Jr., b Nov. 18, 1922, m Feb. 29, 1943 Navona Hayes, b Nov. 15,1922, daughter of Cora Gooch and Herman Washington Hayes; WWII; Ga. Tech.grad.with masters in Textile Chemistry: children:

KarenAdele Brinkley, b Jan. 31, 1948

DonnaGwen Brinkley, b Dec. 14, 1950

HaroldFowler Brinkley, b Jan. 29, 1927, m Dec. 19, 1948 Ruth Marie Crowder, b July18, 1929, daughter of Daisy Argo and James Buford Crowder; grad. Ga. Tech inTextile Chemical Engineering; USN during WWII, Baptist.

JessieLeigh Brinkley, b July 11, 1902, d Dec. 23, 1960 killed in auto accident; mOct. 20, 1920 Junious Hagan McClung Sr., b Jan. 26, 1893. He is sister of MaryElizabeth Oglesby and James Franklin McClung; she Baptist; he Presbyterian,Mason; WWI; children:

AnnElizabeth McClung, b Oct. 30, 1921

JuniousHagan McClung Jr., b July 1, 1923

AnnElizabeth McClung, b Oct. 30, 1921, m July 8,m 1941 John Paul Jones, b Feb. 5,1919, WWII; lives Chapel Hill, NC; children:

JohnPaul Jones, Jr., b May 10, 1945

SharonAnn Jones, b July 29, 1947

BarbaraLee Jones, b July 20, 1949

JuniousHagan McClung Jr., b July 1, 1923, m Feb. 14, 1948 Eleanor Moore of EastOrange, NJ; Baptist. He grad. Southern Pharmaceutical College, Atlanta; isdruggist in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

JunionsEugene Brinkley, b Apr. 1, 1912, m June 28, 1931 Mildred Valentine; Baptists;he an account. No children.

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HattieStanley, b Nov. 28, 1880, m Nov. 28, 1900 Benjamin F. Hardage, she, a veryenthusiastic person. Children:

LouiseHardage m _____, has children.

PaulHardage

EmmettEugene Stanley, b June 8, 1882, d 195_, m 1st Nannie Sue Gregory, no issue; m2nd Maybelle Smith of Cartersville, Ga., has children; m 3rd Maybell MoonThomas who d 1960 with no children of this marriage:

B.M. Stanley, m _____

LouieEugene Stanley, m _____

KatieStanley, b Oct. 31, 1890, m Nov. 17, 1918 George Dudley Redd, b July 2, 1893, dMar. 11, 1931, son of Della and George W. Redd. He was a farmer of Texarkana,Texas. Children:

EarlBenjamin Redd, b Sept. 17, 1920

FrancesJane Redd, b Aug. 26, 1922, m _____

CarlDudley Redd, b June 2, 1927

WilliamStanley Redd, b Apr. 28, 1929

EarlBenjamin Redd, b Sept. 17, 1920, m June 28, 1942 Marjorie Nix, b Aug. 8, 1923,daughter of Frances Lillian Robertson and William Enoch Nix. W.W.II Vet., livesTexarkana, Tex.

FrancesJane Redd, b Aug. 26, 1922, m July 4, 1938 Claude Henry Varner; b July 11,1913, son of Rosa B. Legan and William Henry Varner. Planter of Texarkana, Tex.Child:

ClaudeHenry Varner Jr., b Oct. 12, 1946

CarlDudley Redd, b June 2, 1927. No further information

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William(Billy) Stanley Redd, b Apr. 28, 1929, Korean War. Vet. No further information

IX. MARY "MOLLIE" HELENA STANLEY

MaryMollie Helena Stanley, b May 12, 1850, possibly in Pickens Co., S.C., d Nov.19, 1933 in Alvord, Tex., m Nov. 13, 1866 Robert Anderson Watson, b July 29,1846, d Aug. 10, 1937, son of Martha Jane Mayes and James Sidney Watson,pioneers in the settling of Cobb Co. During the early days of their marriedlife they had a farm near the Ezekiel Stanley farm. The road by the house hasbeen changed twice in the memory of the writer, but one is passable to the siteof the house. The Watsons were wanderers and the trek "West" was soappealing they started, stopped for a short time in New Orleans, La., but Texascalled and on they went., In 1927 Aunt Mollie, Uncle Bob and Cousin Maggie cameto Georgia, and it was a thrill to have them in our home for a visit, and tolisten to their stories of the early days in Texas, the hardships, heartbreaks,and joys. Could have listened for hours, and wish so much now I had beeninterested in genealogy then and taken notes of the things they told me. He wasa veteran of the Civil War. They were Presbyterians. Children:

EmmaWilson Watson, b July 5, 1868 in Cobb Co., Ga., d Aug. 14, 1868, bur. Mars HillCemetery. Near Acworth, Ga.

EzekielPickens Watson, b Jan 7, 1870, d May 19, 1874, bur. Mars Hill Cemetery.

JamesSidney Watson, b Jan. 7, 1872.

LenaClaudia Watson, b Mar. 6, 1874

UnaGeraldine Watson, b Mar. 6, 1874

MaggieViola Watson, b June 26, 1878

AnnieDixon Watson, b June 26, 1880.

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RobertAnderson Watson, Jr., b Jan. 29, 1884, d Jan. 12, 1901, bur. Silverton, Tex.

MaryEthel Watson, b June 7, 1887.

HarryStanley Watson, b Nov. 9, 1889, d Mar. 13, 1891.

RuthBell Watson, b Feb. 12, 1894

Infant,b & d 1896

JamesSidney Watson, b Jan. 7, 1872, d Apr. 12, 1962, m Apr. 9, 1902 in Silverton,Texas Matilda Ada Dendy, b Aug. 30, 1877, d Mar. 6, 1961. His daughter Mrs.Mary (Watson) Nettleton of Teague, Tex., sent the following newspaper clippingwhich included a very good picture also:

‘LASTRITES FOR JAMES S WATSON"

"Finalrites of respect for James Sidney Watson, a retired farmer were conducted at 3p.m. Friday April 13, in the First Baptist Church in Silverton. Officiatingwere the Rev. Carlos McLeod, pastor and Rev. Norman Nettleton, Presbyterianminister from Teague, Texas."

"Pallbearerswere Noel Davenport, Don Burson, Pat Northcutt, D. J. Northcutt, Shafe Weaverand Kenneth Sharp."

:Burialwas in the Silverton Cemetery under the direction of Roberts Funeral Home."

"Anative of Georgia Mr. Watson was born January 7, 1872 in Cobb County. He was amember of the Presbyterian Church.

"Hewas married on April 9, 1902 and when the couple celebrated their fiftiethwedding anniversary in 1952, they held the distinction of being the first 113 couplemarried in Briscoe County to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary here.Mrs. Watson preceded her husband in death in Mar. 1961. Mr. Watson at the timeof his death, was one of the eldest citizens of Briscoe County, having passedthe age of 90 years."

"Survivorsinclude two sons, O’Neal Watson of Amarillo and Obra Watson, of Silverton;three daughters Miss Opal Watson of Amarillo, Mrs. Mary Nettleton of Teague andMrs. Joyce Richards of Silverton, three sisters, Mrs. Una Burson and Mrs. RuthMoore of Silverton, and Mrs. Maggie Jones of Alvord, three grandchildren andtwo great-grandchildren."

Mrs.Nettleton wrote at the time she sent the clipping: "As you see, Aunt UnaBurson is listed as a survivor. She died April 22, 1962. The Pallbearers atDad’s funeral were great nephews, except for one Kenneth Sharp."

Childrenof James Sidney Watson and Matilda Ada Dendy:

MaryWatson, b May 4, 1903

JoyceWatson, b May 5, 1905

O’NealWatson, b July 3, 1911

OpalWatson, b May 30, 1915

EileneWatson, b Apr. 3, 1917, d Apr. 19, 1917

MaryWatson, b Mar 4, 1903, m 1st Sept. 11, 1922 Paschal "Pat" P. Jones, bJune 5, 1900 at Silverton, d June 23, 1925 a farmer and rancher; m 2nd Aug. 15,1954 at San Antonio, Tex., the Rev. Norman Dubois Nettleton, Jr., b June 22,1914 in Philadelphia, Pa. Who is a grad. Univ. Of Tulsa, Okla. BA & MA.,Bachelor of Divinity, Vanderbilt Univ.; she grad. Texas Tech. In HomeEconomics, teacher, home demonstration agent, home management supervisor forU.S.D.A., O.E.S. Their child:

MarinellJones, b & d Jan. 22, 1925.

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VerbaNell Northcutt, b Aug. 15, 1927, m July 18, 1947, Jack Osborne, live Perryton,Tex. Children:

DonaldScott Osborne, b Sept. 21, 1949

JanannetOsborne, b Oct. 3, 1950

OlanGwinn Northcutt, b Sept. 4, 1903, m June 2, 1926 Gertrude Pennington, livesSeymour, Ind., Issue:

OlanGwinn Northcutt Jr., b Apr. 29, 1927, Silverton, Tex.

DorisNorthcutt, b June 26, 1928, Quitaque, Tex.

EarleneNorthcutt, b Sept. 4, 1930, Hobbs, N. Mex.

AgnesGeraldine Northcutt, b Apr. 19, 1905, m 1st May 20, 1922 John Cecil Kendrick, bNov. 20, 1898, d June 20, 1926, bur. Silverton, son of John w. Kendrick ofAla.; m 2nd Feb. 12, 1929 Roy Clarence Allard, b Mar. 20, 1894 at Stevenville,Tex., son of Mary and Walter Allard. WWI Vet.; rancher; lives Brice StationTex. Child:

JohnnieGeraldine Kendrick, b Oct. 20, 1926 after father’s death, m June 11, 1942 H.Shafe Weaver, b Apr. 8, 1922, son of Mat Weaver; WWII Vet., Methodist, livesSilverton, Texas.

ThomasJerald Northcutt, b Sept. 10, 1907, m Apr. 22, 1935, Tulsa Owens of

Amarillo,Tex., lives Wichita, Kansas. Children:

OnaDarlene Northcutt, b May 7, 1936

PeggyDean Northcutt, b Jan. 3, 1940

JoyceWatson, b Nov. 15, 1905, m Sept. 20, 1934 Sidney (Sid) L. Richards, b Nov. 15,1901, Presbyterians, lives Silverton, Tex.

O’NealWatson, b Sept. 30, 1907, m June 9, 1935 Cleora Turner, b Aug. 12, 1902; ownsand operates West Texas Barber College, Amarillo, Tex. Issue:

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DonnaFay Watson, b May 4, 1940, m June 1958 Troyce Mitchell, lives Tucumcari, N.Mex. And has Roby, b July 17, 1959 and Bruce, b May 5, 1961

JamesSamuel Watson, b Nov. 6, 1941, m July 1, 1961 Judy Evans.

OrbaWatson, b July 3, 1911, m Dec. 22, 1940 Jessie Mae Rose, b June 22, 1911, shemember of Church of Christ, grad. Texas Tech, BS in Home Economics, teacher andworks for USDA; he a Presbyterian, lives Silverton, Tex.; has Joe Bob Watson, bMay 2, 1947.

OpalWatson, b May 30, 1915, BBA from Texas Tech, lives ins Amarillo.

LenaClaudia Watson, b Silverton, Tex. Mar. 16, 1874, d Nov. 11, 1961, m Dec. 27,1892 Thomas Alfred Northcutt, b Mar. 22, 1869, d Feb. 25, 1919, son of LucyWelch and John Alexander Northcutt. Children:

AlbertRodgers Northcutt, b June 17, 1894

DaltonTully Northcutt, b Feb. 17, 1896

DouglasJohn Northcutt, b Jan. 10, 1898

RobertAlvis Northcutt, b May 27, 1900, d Oct. 16, 1918.

OlanGwinn Northcutt, b Sept. 4, 1903

AgnesGeraldine Northcutt, b Apr. 19, 1905

ThomasJerald Northcutt, b Sept. 10, 1907

VelmaHelen Northcutt, b Sept. 26, 1909

FlorenceDixie Northcutt, b Sept. 18, 1914.

AlbertRodgers Northcutt, b June 17, 1894, m May 5, 1915 Eula Amason, b Oct. 8, 1897,d Feb. 21, 1923, daughter of Margaret Ann Clemintine Marcus, and William MilesAmason; m 2nd Oct. 7, 1927 Mrs. Frances Alberta Timberlake Dawson; he Treasurerof Briscoe Co. For many years, owns and operates ranch near Senaca, N. Mex. Thechildren by the 1st marriage:

DeryalTelephus Northcutt, b Feb. 3, 1917, d Dec. 2, 1933.

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AlbertRodger Northcutt Jr., b Jan. 13, 1919, d Jan. 16, 1928, bur. Silverton, Tex.

MaryKathleen Northcutt, b Feb. 20, 1920.

ReolaFaye Northcutt, b June 19, 1921.

MargaretEula Northcutt, b Feb. 17, 1923.

MaryKathleen Northcutt, b Feb. 29, 1920 at Scholle, N. Mex., m June 8, 1928 ThomasMcDowell Neese, b Oct. 15, 1915, lives Amarillo, Tex. Children:

ReginaAnn Neese, b May 31, 1938

DeryalGlenn Neese, b May 17, 1940

MattieBelle Neese, b May 28, 1942

DannieMack Neese, b Aug. 19, 1943

PeggyJune Neese, b Dec. 29, 1946

JoniYvonne Neese, b Mar. 6, 1950

ReolaFaye Northcutt, b June 19, 1921, Mountainaire, N. Mex., m May 19, 1935 RoyHenderson, Canyon, Tex. Children:

RoyDean Henderson, b Feb. 17, 1936, m Dec. 4, 1954 Laoma Hershey, has Connie DeanHenderson, b Aug. 25, 1955

AlbertHenderson, b & d Sept. 22, 1937, bur Silverton, Tex.

TommieHenderson, b Dec. 10, 1941.

NormaLou Henderson, b Apr. 7, 1943.

MargaretDula Northcutt, b Feb. 17, 1923 Silverton, Tex., m Mar. 6,1946 Clyde Pannell, bDec. 22, 1912:

DeryalPannell, b Dec. 6, 1946

DianePannell, b Aug. 7, 1948

DaltonTully Chick Northcutt, b Feb. 17, 1896, m June 20, 1924 Artie Lowery, b Oct. 6,1905, WWI Vet., Presbyterians, lives Silverton. Children:

FredNorthcutt, b Feb. 17, 1925, d Oct. 5, 1935 117

JeanNorthcutt, b Sept. 13, 1926.

PatLowery Northcutt, b Sept. 14, 1934.

JeanNorthcutt, b Sept. 10, 1926, m Aug. 26, 1947 David Kellum; Presbyterians; bothregistered Pharmacists, lives Torrington, Wyo. Children:

CeliaJean Kellum, b Mar. 10, 1950.

LouMarie Kellum, b Sept. 21, 1952.

PatLowery Northcutt, b Sept. 15, 1934, m June 30, 1955 Mary Lou Bellinger; hePresbyterian, she Methodist.

DouglasJohn Northcutt, b Jan. 10, 1898, m 1st Sept. 7, 1918, Ina Jonnie Holt, b Feb.3, 1902, d Nov. 24, 1932; m 2nd June 3, 1933 Moselle Moseley, b Apr. 27, 1913.He was Deputy Sheriff in Amarillo. Children:

LouettaFay Northcutt, b Nov. 9, 1917

BethleenNorthcutt, b Nov. 12, 1920

DouglasJohn Northcutt, Jr., b Aug. 8, 1923

VerbaNell Northcutt, b Aug. 15, 1927

LouettaFay Northcutt, b Nov. 9, 1917, m Nov. 25, 1937 Frank Shaffer; lives Perryton,Tex.; children:

RichardShaffer, b Mar. 8, 1948

FrankKeith Shaffer, b June , 1959

BethleenNorthcutt, b Nov. 12, 1920, m 1st Apr. 17, 1927 William Horace McIntyre, bSept. 16, 1920; m 2nd Feb. 2, 1951 Noel Davenport. Live Silverton. Child:

WilliamDonald McIntyre, b Sept. 16, 1940.

DouglasJohn Northcutt Jr., b Aug. 8, 1923, m July 21, 1945, Marjorie Dalluge, liveTulia, Tex., has:

JohnnieMichael Northcutt, b Jan 1, 1947

DouglasKeith Northcutt, b June 11, 1948

RoxannaNorthcutt, b Oct. 9, 1951

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VelmaHelen Northcutt, b Sept. 26, 1909, m Mar. 7, 1927 Clarence Franklin Rhodes, bJan. 20, 1905, lives Amarillo. Children:

WandaNell Rhodes, b Sept. 5, 1932

JimmieDale Rhodes, b May 17, 1937

CarolineSue Rhodes, b June 15, 1943

ConnieLou Rhodes, b June 20, 1947

WandaNell Rhodes, b Sept. 5, 1932, m May 2, 1956 Ivy Roy Smith, she a past exchangeSec’t. For the US Gov. In Yokohama, Japan and Korea; he WWII Vet., livesJunction City, Kansas

UnaGeraldine Watson, b Jan. 6, 1876 in Cobb Co., Ga., d Apr. 22, 1962, Silverton,Tex., m 1894 Jonathan "Jon" Burson, b 1866, son of Mary Hightower andElisha Burson, d 195_; he a banker, rancher; Baptists, Issue:

RoyBurson, b 1895, d 1901

AdaBurson, b 1896, d 1901

Infant,b & d 1898

BlandBurson, b 1899

TonyBurson, b 1903

BethelBurson, b 1904

TroyBurson, b 1906

TrueBurson, b 1908

AnnaBurson, b 1910

Infantb & d 1911

BlandBurson, b 1899, m April 30, 1919, Frances Alexander, daughter of Sam Alexander:rancher; children:

JoeBurson, b 1920

VanceBurson, b 1924, unm; killed WWII plane crash.

NedBurson, b 1928

JoeBurson, b 1920 d 1954, m Kalita Humphreys both killed in their private plane.No issue.

NedBurson, b 1928, m Joanne Swafford, has: 119 Vance Burson, b 1950

NathanBurson, b 1953

TonyBurson, b 1903, m Daisy Montgomery, daughter of Mary Jane Evans and AllenWalter Montgomery; planter and rancher, no children.

BethelBurson, b 1904, m Mr. 24, 1923 Leslie Holland Turner, b Dec. 25, 1900, son ofEula Swinburn and W. F. Turner; he a cartoonist; children:

JoyTurner, b 1925, m Ernest Luke

AnnTurner, b 1926, m James Cook

TobyTurner, b 1939

JoyTurner, b 1925, m Ernest Luke, has:

PeterLuke, b 1947

KimLuke, b 1949

AnnTurner, b 1926, m James Cook, b 1926, children:

JanCook, b 1948

JamesCook, b & d 1951

CarolCook, b 1954

TroyBurson, b 1906, m Oct. 14, 1934 Mildred Cloyd, b Dec. 10, 1910, daughter ofAlma Gardner and George Cloyd, wheat farmer, no children.

True Burson, b 1908, m Apr. 7, 1929 Iris Crawford, b Dec. 23, 1908, daughter ofEula B. Perkins and Miner Crawford, planter and rancher, children:

BettyNan Burson, b 1929

DonBurson, b 1932

BettyNan Burson, b 1929, m Toby Penn, has Karen Penn, b 1951

DonBurson, b 1932, m Mary Thom Bomar, b 1934, has 120

TommyBurson b 1953 and John Burson b 1955.

AnnaBurson, b 1910, m June 14, 1942 Shelby Douglas Swann, b 1906, son of Minnie LeeDixon and James C. Swann; children:

SusanSwann, b 1943

JohnSwann, b 1952

MaggieViola Watson, b Mar. 23, 1878, m Dec. 30, 1896 Alexander Jackson Jones Jr., b Apr.8, 1862, d Mar. 6, 1949, son of Martha Elizabeth and Alexander Jackson JonesSr. Children":

PaulAlexander Jones, b Mar. 17, 1898

DockJewett Jones, b Oct. 11, 1900

GlennWatson Jones, b Nov. 22, 1902

JohnnieStanley Jones, b Apr. 26, 1907

PaulAlexander Jones, b Mar. 17, 1898, m 1930 Bessie Baker and has Paul AlexanderJones Jr., b 1936, WWII Vet.

DockJewett Jones b. Oct. 11, 1900, m 1926 Velma Mercer and has:

MaggieMay Jones, m Edward Davis

PeggyJones, b Mar. 3, 1926, m John Hinesley

FrankJones b 1941

RobertJones, b 1952

PeggyJones, b Mar. 3, 1936, m Dec. 1953 John Hinesley and has a daughter b 1953

GlennWatson Jones, b Nov., 22, 1902, m 1926 Beatrice Mason, has:

ClaraBell Jones, m Jack Downing

MaryEvalin Jones, m Delwyn Scott

ShirleyJones m Nick Angolin (in NY)

JoeAlexander Jones, WWII Vet. 121 Johnnie Stanley Jones, b Apr. 26, 1907, m Mar. 7,1929 Nettie Beatrice Perkins, d May 31, 1920; m ;2nd Oct. 7, 1932 Alice RowenaBlackwell: children:

MelbaJean Jones, b May 31, 1920

JohnStanley Jones Jr., b May 1, 1934

RusselDean Jones, b Oct. 11, 1939

MarthaRowena Jones

MelbaJean Jones, b May 31, 1930, m in Centerton, Ark. Aug. 15, 1948, Harold FinisWells, children:

LindaJean Wells, b Sept. 30, 1949

HaroldRay Wells, b Jan 15, 1951

JohnLynn Wells, b Oct., 13, 1954

JohnStanley Jones, b May 1, 1934, m Sept. 12, 1952 Edna Louise Wise in WashingtonDC, lives in Tulsa Okla. And has Diana Louise Jones, b Mar. 5, 1954.

AnnieDixon Watson, b June 26, 1860, d Feb. 1, 1919, m Dec. 22, 1897 Quimby Brown, bJuly 30, 1860, has:

OthoCooper Brown, b Apr., 14, 1900, d Feb. 18, 1901

GeorgeJames Brown, b Feb. 10, 1902.

ViolaMaude Brown, b June 30, 1904.

LelaOleta Brown, b June 9, 1906.

AnnieMarie Brown, b May 10, 1910.

TheoOtis Brown, b Jan. 4, 1913, d Jan. 28, 1919.

ImaRuth Brown, b Nov. 25, 1917.

AnnieDixon Watson was Quimby Brown’s second wife. Her 7 children were half brothersand sisters of 6 older Brown children by his first wife.

GeorgeJames Brown, b Feb. 10, 1902, m Oct. 18, 1925 Edna Belle Gibson, b Apr. 23,1901, daughter of Nancy Brookshire and Andrew Roe Gibson; Baptists; livesColorado Springs, Colo. Children:

BillieDean Brown, b Aug. 8, 1926.122

GeorgeJames Brown Jr., b Jan. 11, 1935

ViolaMaude Brown, b June 30, 1904, m Mar. 10, 1944 William Henry Stallings, b Jan.13, 1899; she grad. Simmons Univ. Of Abilene, Tex.; he WWII Vet., livesBrownfield, Tex., no children.

LelaOleta Brown, b June 9, 1906, m Rex Miller, Denver City, Tex., has Annie MarieBrown.

AnnieMarie Brown, b May 10, 1919, m Bob Shirk; Colorado springs, Colo. and has KarenShirk.

ImaRuth Brown, b Nov. 25, 1917, m Neil Rupert; Carlsbad, N. Mex. And has DorothyRupert and Linda r.

MaryEthel Watson, b June 7, 1887, d Feb. 7, 1955, m Apr. 1, 1905 Rupert Lee Self.The Watson grandparents reared the Self children;

RobertLee Self, b Apr. 15, 1906

OletaHelene Self, b July 2, 1908

OrvelIra Self, b Apr. 5, 1912

IolaRuth Self, b Jan. 20, 1914

ErrolAustin Self, b Mar. 22, 1916

HowardWatson Self, b Feb. 18, 1919

RobertLee Self, b Apr., 15, 1906, m Feb. 12, 1934 Leah Moore, daughter of HarveyMoore; owns Self’s Inc.; Christian Church; Vallen Center, Kan., has:

ShirleyAnn Self, b Jan. 30, 1935

EldonLee Self, b Nov. 18, 1928

ThellDee Self, b Jan. 30, 1940

ShirleyAnn Self, b Jan. 30, 1925, m May 1053 Bill Reffner of Wichita, Kas.; she grad.Stephens College, Columbia, Mo.; has Stepahny Ann Reffner, b Feb. 3, 1954.

OletaHelene Self, b July 2, 1908, m May 18, 1937 123 George Vernon Dake;he WWII Vet.; Methodists; she in Real Estate Business; lives Sherman Oaks,Calif. No children:

OrvelIra Self, b Apr. 5, 1913, m Dec. 16, 1935 Edna Mae Evens, b Jan. 13, 1913,daughter of Earl Evens; he owns Self Plumbing & Heating Co., lives Tulsa,Okla., has:

CharlotteSue Self, b July 12, 1928, m Feb. 25, 1956 Rich Kenneth Murdock, son of DoyceMurdock.

IolaRuth Self, b Jan. 20, 1914, m Apr. 11, 1933, Fred Eldan Martin, b Sept. 22,1913, son of Harry Martin; owns Martin’s Barbecue Restaurant; Christian Church;lives Tulsa, has:

JerryEldan Martin, b Nov. 13, 1935.

JoAnn Martin, b Mar. 20, 1939.

ErrolAustin Self, b Mar. 22, 1916, m June 1944 Dorothy Mae Lewis, WWII Vet.,Citation for bravery, Purple Heart, and others, retired Major; real estatebroker; Beverly Hills, Calif.; has Mark Errol Self, b May 22, 1949.

HowardWatson Self, b Feb. 18, 1919, m Mar. 1941 Doris Ann Grimm, b July 21, 1921,daughter of Jack Grimm, WWII Vet.; owner Self’s Plumbing and Heating Co.,Eugene Oregon and Howard’s Barbecue; Christian Church; Veneta, Oregon.Children:

DennaCarrol Self, b Feb. 12, 1942

LindaLouise Self, b July 9, 1943

RandallHoward Self, b Oct. 4, 1946

StevenErrol Self, b Feb. 3, 1951

AletaArlene Self, b Mar. 7, 1953

RuthBelle Watson, b Feb. 12, 1894, m Aug. 30, 1914 James E. Moore, b Sept. 16,1890, son of Lucy and Abner P. Moore, attended Seth Ward College and _____

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Techat Lubbock, lives Silverton, Tex. Children:

JamesOtis Moore, b July 4, 1915.

FrederickBoyd Moore, b Sept. 20, 1920.

JamesOtis Moore, b July 4, 1915, m July 25, 1939 Dorothy Jones, daughter of Jessieand Paul Jones; Baptists; lives Midland, Tex. Children:

JackMoore, b Feb. 13, 1941

JimmieDon Moore, b Aug. 17, 1947

KathyJean Moore, b June 1, 1952

FrederickBoyd Moore, b Sept. 20, 1917, m Sept. 20, 1935 Hazel Brewer, daughter of Lolaand George B Brewer; Baptists; WWII; lives Salinas, Calif.; has Jean Ann More,b July 15, 1944.

XII CYNTHIA JANE STANLEY

CynthiaJane Stanley, b Feb. 12, 1853, d Mar. 14, 1895, m Nov. 4, 1869 Lorenzo DowJackson, b Apr. 4, 1847, d Dec. 25, 1913; Baptists, farmer, bur. Mars HillCemetery. Children:

DelilahJackson, b July 28, 1870

EttieJosephine Jackson, b July 21, 1872

Infantson, b & d May 17, 1874.

KittieJackson, b Apr. 17, 1875, d July 17, 1875,

HomerStanley Jackson, b July 17, 1876

MinnieGober Jackson, b Sept. 25, 1879

MargaretJackson, b Mar. 10, 1880

LeonoraJane Jackson, b Oct. 15, 1881

JohnHarris Jackson, b Feb. 18, 1884

CharlieLee Jackson, b Sept. 5, 1885

AnnieLou Jackson, b Apr. 28, 1887

HenryColeman Jackson, b July 6, 1889

DowJackson, b Mr. 9, 1893, d July 23, 1893

DelilahJackson, b July 28, 1870, d Sept. 20, 1948, m Jan. 22, 1891 Arthur Emmett Orr,b Sept. 27, 1867, 125 d June 8, 1934, son of Sarah Scott and William HenryOrr; Presbyterians; children:

Infantdaughter b & d May 1892

WilliamHorace Orr, b Oct. 17, 1893

MamieOrr, b Sept. 24, d Oct. 7, 1895

HomerEnman Orr, b Mar., d May 1, 1898

HughLorenzo Orr, b July 9, 1899

MargaretMae Orr, b Aug. 20, 1902

MinnieIrene Orr, b Oct. 25, 1904, d Oct., 22, 1906

LilahJane Orr, b June 9, d Oct. 22, 1908

MaryAgnes Orr, b July 14, 1911

WilliamHorace Orr, b Oct. 17, 1893. From his Tomb Stone in Mars Hill Cemetery;"Sgt. Wm Horace Orr, Co. #325 Inf. 82 Div., son of A. E. And Delilah Orr,b Oct. 17, 1893. Killed in battle of Argonne Forest Oct. 14, 1918. We take ourname from he who gave his all that we might live in peace. Horace Orr Post No.29, Marietta, Ga." He never married.

HughLorenzo Orr, b July 9, 1899, m 1st Clara Richardson, m 2nd _____. Lives inSmyrna, Ga. Children by the 1st marriage:

HughLorenzo Jr. B Feb. 2, 1924, m Jan. 1948 Mildred Davis lives Smyrna, Ga., hasHugh Lorenzo Orr III, b Feb. 12, 1949.

WilliamNiles Orr, b in Griffin, Ga., July 2, 1927, m Nadine Baxter, d Dec. 3, 1954 whowas b in Murray Co., Feb. 25, 1923; lives Marietta; has:

CherylLynn Orr, b Jan. 3, 1956

ElizabethAnn Orr, b Oct. 30, 1957

JudyMarie Orr, b June 5, 1960

MarjorieClair Orr, b Feb. 27, 1931, m July 28, 1951 Joseph Herbert Brantley; lives inAtlanta, has:

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BarbaraClair Brantley, b Aug. 12, 1952

AnnStevens Brantley, b July 8, 1954

ThomasKirven Brantley, b Aug. 29, 1960

AshleyNiles Brantley, b Mar. 30, 1963

MargaretMae Orr, b Aug. 20, 1902, interested in music and civic work, Insurance Co.,employee, lives Marietta, Ga.

MaryAgnes Orr, b July 14, 19111, m Apr. 15, 1948 Francis Zoillie Ison, b Sept. 19,1909, he W.W.II Vet., lives Griffin, Ga., has Mary Margaret Ison, b Sept. 26,1939

EttieJosephine Jackson, b July 21, 1872, m Aug. 20, 1893 William Esker Earwood, d195_,. Issue:

MaryLee Earwood, m Mark McDonald and had Dorothy McDonald and Paul McDonald.

FloydEarwood, has children; no record.

CecilEarwood, has children; no record.

AnnieMae Earwood, b Mar. 4, 1902, m Feb. 5, 1922 J. Frank Haney, b Mar. 8, 1903;lives Stone Mountain, Ga. And has:

MarshallM. Vaughn Jr., b June 18, 1936

"Penny"Vaughn, b Aug. 21, 1952

TimothyVaughn, b Nov. 14, 1957

HaroldEarwood, has children. No record/

HomerStanley Jackson, b July 17, 1876, d Feb. 22, 1947, m Dec. 26, 1897 Eliza Terry,d 195_; had Clara Jackson b Oct. 1903, m Jacob C. Williamson and lives inAtlanta.

MinnieGober Jackson, b Sept. 25, 1878, d Dec. 24, 1909 127 m B. Carl Busby onDec. 23, 1906; children:

MalleneBusby, b 1907

IreneBusby, b Dec. 9, 1909

MalleneBusby, b 1907, m George Nelson, lives in Cartersville, Ga., has:

ElaineNelson

CareyGeorge Nelson

IreneBusby, b Dec. 9,. 1909 m 1st Frank Chilton, m 2nd June 6, 1959 Clyde Pittman, bAug. 13, 1908, lives Cedartown, Ga.; has:

JohnFrank Chilton Jr., m _____ from Calif.; has: Debbie Chilton, Andy Chilton,Terry Chilton, Mack Chilton and _____ Chilton.

MargaretJackson, b Mar. 10, 1889, m Carl Busby; no children but was Mother to hersister’s daughters. Mallene and Irene. Lives Cedartown, Ga.

LeonoraJane Jackson, b Oct. 15, 1881, d Aug. 8, 1962, m Dec. 25, 1901 Levi AsburyFoster, b Feb. 26, 1875, d Jan. 20, 1913, son of Nancy McIntyre and JosephFoster; has children:

HarryJackson Foster, b Nov. 14, 1902

HoytKenneth Foster, b Nov. 11, 1904

EuniceElizabeth Foster, b Nov. 8, 1908

HenryJackson Foster, b Nov. 14, 1902, m 1925 Lillian

Wood;W.W.II Vet.; Civil Service stationed in Germany, has Harry Jackson Foster, bNov. 22, 1926.

HoytKenneth Foster, b Nov. 11, 1904, m Mar. 13, 1932 Louise Jackson, b Feb. 23,1912; lives
Atlanta, Ga.; Baptists; has Susan Madeline Foster, b Apr. 22, 1933 who m June1962 ______.128

EuniceElizabeth Foster, b Nov. 8, 1908, m Max. Elbert Underhill, b Feb. 26, 1898lives Groton, Conn. No children.

JohnHarris Jackson, b Feb. 18, 1884, d Mr. 2, 1939, m Nan Cox, both bur. New SalemCemetery., Cobb Co., Ga.; Baptists; no children.

CharlesLee Jackson, b Sept. 1885, m June 23, 1909, Clara Belle Chastain, b Apr. 7,1886, daughter, of Katie Winn and Whit T. Chastain; lives Atlanta; has:

MaryEvelyn Jackson, b May 11, 1910.

SaraWinn Jackson, b June 10, 1911.

IrmaKate Jackson, b Jan. 24, 1913

CarolynChastain Jackson, b June 7, 1914

ClaraAnn Jackson, b Oct. 14, 1917.

MaryEvelyn Jackson, b May 11, 1910, m Nov. 23, 1932 Orin Willard Blanton, b Jan.19, 1906, son of Minnie Westray and Charles C. Blanton; Methodist: livesTallahassee, Fla.; has Jackson Orin Blanton, b Oct. 28, 1939.

SaraWinn Jackson, b June 10, 1911, m July 3, 1931 John Thomas Chambers, b Apr. 23,1910; Methodist: W.W.II Vet.; has Sara Jacquelyn Chambers, b Sept. 14, 1934.

IrmaKate Jackson, b Jan. 24, 1913, d 1961, m Mar. 23, 1937 Ernest Francis Emmel, bDec. 21`, 1901, d 1961 about 3 mos. Before his wife. He was son of Alma Haywardand Frederick Emmel; b in Minneapolis, Minn./ Christian Church; has SusanFrances Emmel, b July 17, 1943.

CarolynChastain Jackson, b June 7, 1914, m July 31, 1934 Robert Eugene Blackwell, bJuly 18, 1912, Rutledge, Ga.; Methodist: has Robert Eugene Blackwell III, bSept. 17, 1942.

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ClaraAnne Jackson, b Oct. 14, 1917, m Jan. 14, 1944 Charles Frank Fennell, b Mar.21, 1915, son of Anne Cashman and Ben Carey Fennell; lawyer, Emory Univ.;Presbyterians, Savannah, Ga.; no children.

AnnieLou Jackson, b Apr. 28, 1887, m Dec. 23, 1906 Cleveland Columbus James, b July19, 1886, son of Elizabeth Brassell and Alfred James; lives Marietta, Ga.Children:

AlbertC. James, b Nov. 13, 1907.

HermanDow James, b Jan. 15, 1910.

HenryEdward James, b Jan. 22, 1912.

SamuelWillis James, b Oct. 17, 1913.

RaymondLee James, b Apr. 22, 1915.

AlbertC. James, b Nov. 13, 1907, m Eva Mae Terry, b Aug. 10, 1906, daughter of _____Osborn and John Terry; Methodists; lives Marietta, Ga. Children:

ElizabethAnn James, b Oct. 14, 1935, m 196) Don Elrod; he an artist; Methodists; nochildren.

RoseMary James, b Mar. 24, 1946.

HermanDow James, b Jan. 15, 1910, m July 7, 1932 Evelyn Perry; Catholics; children:

Margaret"Peggy" Ann James, b Oct. 26, 1939

HermanDow James, Jr., b July 13, 1941.

HenryEdward James, b Jan. 22, 1912, m Dec. 11, 1933 Ruby Adams; lives Rossville, Ga.Children:

EarlsJames, b Dec. 27, 1942.

JoyJames, b May 24, 1948

SamuelWillis James, b Oct. 17, 1913, m Dec. 22, 1933 Lola Beaty; Presbyterians; Grad.Georgia Tech; Supt. Summerville Cotton Mills; she teaches school: 130 livesSummerville, Ga.; has Martha James, b Apr. 14, 1914.

RaymondLee James, b Apr. 22, 1915, m Apr. 25, 1944 Irma Kathryn Borrks; Baptists;W.W.II; lives Powder Springs, Ga.; has Cathy James, b June 24, 1949.

HenryColeman Jackson, b July 6, 1889, d 1961, m 1908 Ruby Babb, daughter. Of J. C.Babb of Atlanta; has Henry Coleman Jr., b 1925, m Elizabeth Mann of Greenville,SC and lives Griffin, Ga. With children: Henry Coleman Jackson II, GailJackson, Thomas Jackson, John Harris Jackson, by 1960 and James StanleyJackson.

XII. NEVILLE EUGENE ‘BUD’ STANLEY

NevilleEugene "Bud" Stanley, b Feb. 3, 1855, d July 2, 1942, m in CherokeeCo., Ga./, Feb. 13, 1876 Lou Zanie McLain, b May 6, 1851, d Oct. 10, 1925; he aBaptist Minister. Children:

OsieOla Stanley, b Feb. 18, 1882.

EthelEugenia Stanley, b Oct. 2, 1883.

Infantdaughter. 1885

LenaBelle Stanley, b Mar. 8, 1887.

Infant1889

Infant1890

LoisLouise Stanley, b Aug. 8, 1892.

RuthIrene Stanley, b Feb. 18 18__.

OsieOla Stanley, b Feb. 18, 1882, d May 6, 1928, m Jan. 5, 1901 Thomas HarvelRutledge, d Dec. 24, 1928, Methodist. Children:

IdaLucile Rutledge, b Dec. 13, 1902

KatieMae Rutledge, b May 13, 1906.

TomFelton Rutledge, Feb. 5, 1908, d Nov., 1908.

WilliamCicero Rutledge, b Sept. 15, 1909.

AltonBates Rutledge, b Aug. 11, 1915. 131 Ida Lucile Rutledge, b Dec. 13, 1902, d Jan. 13,1941, m Aug. 16, 1922 Ira Harris Lewis, b Nov. 1, 1901; Kennesaw, Ga.,children:

CurtisMarris Lewis, b May 25, 1923.

FrankHarvel Lewis, b Aug. 15, 1924.

OsieJuanita Lewis, b July 4, 1928.

EmmaJean Lewis, b Jan. 31, 1934.

Norecord of Curtis H. Lewis or Osie Juanita Lewis.

FrankHarvel Lewis, b Aug. 20, 1960, m Aug. 7, 1948 Barbara Brandt; lives Dublin,Ga.; children:

FrancesMarion Lewis, b Oct. 2, 1945.

MaryAnita Lewis, b Sept. 22, 1950.

JuliaMaria Lewis, b July 23, 1952.

ThomasAnthony Lewis, b Oct. 7, 1954.

BarbaraCatherine Lewis, b Oct. 31, 1956.

EmmaJean Lewis, b Jan. 31, 1934, m Dec. 9, 1950 Fred H. Huggins, b Nov. 28, 1929;lives Acworth, Ga. Has Freda Jean Huggins b May 13, 1953 and Pamela ElizabethHuggins, b Mr. 22, 1055.

KatieMae Rutledge, b May 13, 1906, m Dec. 20, 1925 John Quill Hillhouse; livesKennesaw, Ga., and has:

HenryDavid Hillhouse, b Dec. 24, 1927.

HarvelLee Hillhouse, b June 5, 1936.

HenryDavid Hillhouse, b Dec. 24, 1927, m July 22, 1949 Edith Joyce Westbrook, hasissue, no record.

WilliamCicero Rutledge, b Sept. 15, 1909, m Sept. 21, 1929 Ethalda Hughes, b Mar. 12,1911; Methodist; lives Old Hickory, Tenn.; has children:

AudreyLouise Rutledge, b July 12, 1930.132

VirginiaFay Rutledge, b May 31, 1934.

FrancesJune Rutledge, b June 24, 1938.

BillyFrank Rutledge, b Oct. 23, 1939.

AudreyLouise Rutledge, b July 12, 1930, m June 4, 1948, Kenneard Payton Maxwell; haschildren:

KennethPayton Maxwell Jr., b Dec. 7, 1949.

RebeccaLouise Maxwell, b Mar. 12, 1953. Note: The book has his father as Kenneard,son as Kenneth Jr. ???

AltonBates Rutledge, b Aug. 11, 1915, m Mar. 25, 1929 Mildred Toney, b Jan. 3, 1914,daughter. Of Sarah Wallace Bishop, Nov. 13, 1896 and Charles Edward Toney, bMar. 7, 1893, and granddaughter of John Morgan Gallihon Toney, b Jan. 9, 1863;Methodist; lives Murfreesboro, Tenn. Children:

BarbaraCarol Rutledge, b Aug. 14, 1941.

BeverlyJoyce Rutledge, b May 2, 1947.

EthelEugenia Stanley, b Oct. 2, 1883, Cherokee Co., Ga., d ca Sept. 1960 in Truth orConsequences, N. Mex., m Feb. 4, 1900 James Washington Ellison, b Feb. 20,1873, Cherokee Co., Ga.; left Ga. In 1901 for Okla., then to Texas where hedied. Children:

HubertDelano Ellison, b Feb. 11, 1901.

NannieEstall Ellison, b July 16, 1902.

OscarHoyt Ellison, B. Oct. 1`3, 1903.

ElijahEugene Ellison, b Jan. 19, 1905.

MaryLee Ellison, b Feb. 23, 1906.

AubraJeffers Ellison, b Jan. 19 1908.

BessieIrene Ellison, b Sept. 12, 1910.

LoisLucile Ellison, b Nov. 3, 1911.

JeannieVeneta Ellison, b Jan. 17, 1921.

HubertDelano Ellison, b Feb. 11, 1901, in Cherokee Co., Ga.; m Dec. 23, 1925 Katie O.Head; Methodists; lives Truth or Consequences, N. Mex. Children:

JimmieJeannette Ellison, b Oct. 22, 1927. 133 Jerry Dudley Ellison, b Feb. 19, 1934.

LillyAnn Ellison, b Nov. 8, 1936.

LoisMarie Ellison, b June 5, 1938.

JimmieJeannette Ellison, b Oct. 22, 1937, m Mar. 4, 1945 C. R. Howard Jr. Of Pampas,Tex., b July 5, `927; Episcopalians; Pampas Tex.; has a child James DouglasHoward.

NannieEstelle Ellison, b July 16, 1902, m Dec. 23, 1923 Thomas Ebb Rhodes, b CookCo., Tex. Nov. 7, 1899; Church of Christ; Bovina, Tex. Has:

HowardWayne Rhodes, b Feb. 1, 1927, d Feb. 21, 1927.

DorothyJean Rhodes, b May 19, 1929.

ThomasEbb Rhodes, b Feb. 1, 1931.

DorothyJean Rhodes, b May 19, 1929, m Nov. 23, 1950 Burl Lynn Simms, b Oct. 21, 1926;he a Baptist; she Church of Christ; lives Randall Co., Tex.; children: SusanDianne Sims b Oct. 14, 1951 and Michael Glen Sims, b Oct. 21, 1954,

ThomasEbb Rhoads Jr., b Carter Co., Okla. Feb. 1, 1931, m Nov. 26, 1953 Virginia J.Bailey; Church of Christ; lives Bovina, Tex.

ElijahEugene Ellison, b Jan. 19, 1905, m Dec. 13, 1927 Mabel Irene Ayers, b Jan. 10,1908; lives Bovina, Tex.; has children:

HowardLaverne Ellison, b Aug. 21, 1929.

PatsyLouise Ellison, b Mar. 8, 1931.

LenaJeneane Ellison, b May 8, 1933.

HowardLaverne Ellison, b Aug. 21, 1929, m Dec. 19, 1948 Melba June Jenter, b June 2,1930; lives Texico, N. Mex. And has Micky Don Ellison, b Apr. 29, 1950 andDennis Craig Ellison, b Apr. 19, 1952.

PatsyLouise Ellison, b Mar. 8, 1931, m May 20, 1950134 Robert Wesley Read,b May 14, 1929; lives Bovina, Tex. And has Marylyn Sue Read, b & d Feb. 24,1951,

LenaJenean Ellison, b May 8,, 1933m n Feb., 24m 1852 C. W. Grissom, b July 4, 1929,has Otis Dwaine Grissom, b Sept. 6, 1953.

MaryLee Ellison, b Feb. 23, 1906, m Mar. 22, 1926 Charles C. Tidenberg, bJohnsonburg, Pa. Apr. 13, 1902; lives Santa Rosa, N. Mex., has:

HaroldEugene Tidenberg, b Mar. 38, 1927, m Oct. 3, 1947 Marilyn June Sanford, b June18, 1928; W.W.II; Church of Christ; lives Albuquerque, N. Mex.; has Connie LeeTidenberg, b Nov. 9, 1951, Charlotte Jean Tidenberg, b Apr. 8, 1953, andRussell Clark Tidenberg, b Aug. 25, 1955.

AubraJeffers Ellison, b Jan. 19, 1908, m Oct. 25, 1930 Margaret Ezell, b Sept. 17,1910, d Apr. 3, 1943; m 2nd May 30, 1946 Otie Purnell Hofferb Sept. 28, 1906;he a Methodist; has:

JamesRoy Ellison, b Oct. 8, 1931, m Sept. 7, 1952 Ellen Wells, b Mar. 20, 1934:

CharlesAubra Ellison, b Oct. 31, 1853.

MargaretAnnette Ellison, b Aug. 13, 1955.

BessieIrene Ellison, b Sept. 12, 1910, m Jan. 5, 1930 Jasper Clinton Denny, b Dec. 8,1907; lives Truth or Consequences, N. Mex.: has:

RosaLee Denny

JamesWillie Denny

‘

RosaLee Denny, b 1931, m June 26, 1948 John Wesley Taber, b Jan. 13, 1928; hasStephens John Taber, b Aug. 16, 1954,

JamesWillie Denny, b 1932, m June 24, 1951 135Lonetta June Thompson, b Dec. 19, 1932;possibly lives in Ft. Worth, Tex.

LoisLucile Ellison, b Nov. 3 1011, m Oct. 25, 1931 Johnny Oliver Glover;Pentecostal Holiness; has Johnny Ellison Glover, b July 17, 1933, m Aug. 10,1950 Doris Geraldine Underwood, b May 13, 1934

LenaBell Stanley, b Mar. 8, 1887, m Oct. 15, 1905 Benjamin Felton Rutledge, b Aug.19, 1878, Bartow Co., Ga., son of Margaret Lou and John Alexander Rutledge, d195_. (Was brother of T. H. Rutledge, who m her sister Osie Ola Stanley).Methodist; lives Atlanta; children:

FredMiller Rutledge, b Oct. 20, 1906.

AlbertTed Rutledge, b Mar. 2, 1911.

JoelGid Rutledge, b June 27, 1916.

FredMiller Rutledge, b Oct. 20, 1906, m Nov. 25, 1933 Alpha Katie Owens, b Mar. 12,1911; Methodists, lives Kennesaw, Ga. Children:

Infantb & d _____

RobertaAnn Rutledge, b Feb. 8, 1943.

AlbertTed Rutledge, b Apr. 2, 1941, m Nov. 3, 1929 Stacy Nell Edwards, b Dec. 5,1911; Methodists; lives Atlanta; has Ted Andrew Rutledge, b Dec. 16, 1942.

JoelGid Rutledge, b June 27, 1916, m Jan. 4, 1941 Thelma Louise Williams, b Sept.5, 1916, Methodists: W.W.II; lives Hapeville, Ga. And has Leah Ann Rutledge, bJan. 15, 1943 and Kathy Sue Rutledge b Setp. 15, 1948.

LoisLouise Stanley, b Aug. 8, 1892, m Nov. 16, 1913 George Milton Chapman, b 18__,d Dec. 15. 1950; Methodists; lives Atlanta, has:

OlaWyolene Chapman, b June 30, 1916, m July 30, 1933 John Anderson Hardin, b July3, 1908; Methodists:136 has children Louise Aderlene Hardin, b Aug. 23, 1935,and Elizabeth Trannell Hardin, b Aug. 13, 1937.

RuthIrene Stanley, b May 8, 1895, m May 22, 1921 Luther M. Pittman, b Oct. 11,1894; W.W.I; Baptists; lives Acworth, Ga. Children:

ClydeHollis Pittman, b Mar. 11, 1922

LenaMadian Pittman, b Apr. 14, 1924.

OlaLouise Pittman, b June 10, 1926.

BettyJean Pittman, b Dec. 18, 1928.

WilliamMiles Pittman, b May 31, 1931.

LutherEugene Pittman, b July 14, 1935.

DorothyIrene Pittman, b Nov. 20, 1939.

ClydeHollis Pittman, b Mar. 11, 1922, m Nov. 21, 1942 Christine Lewis; WWII;Baptists; lives Powder Springs, Ga.; has Jerry

FeltonPittman, b May 1955 and Larry Pittman, b Oct. 18, 1957.

LenaModine Pittman, b
Apr. 14, 1924, m Sept. 26, 1943 Clarence W. Lewis; Baptists; lives Acworth, Ga.And has: Yvonne Lewis, b Mar. 23, 1956, James Stanley Lewis b May 10, 1957(twin) and Janie Fay Lewis b May 10, 1957 (twin).

OlaLouise Pittman, b June 10, 1026, m Ralph Curtis, Baptists; lives
Austell, Ga., has Ruth Dianne Curtis, b Aug. 23, 1947 and Linda Sue Curtis, bAug. 13, 1950.

BettyJean Pittman, b Dec. 18, 1928, m Oct. 3, 1949 James Alton Williams, b July 27,1927; Baptists; lives Acworth, Ga.; has Brenda Gale Williams, b * d Aug. 4,1950, Sheila Jean Williams, b Oct. 10, 1951, Debora Irene Williams, b May 3,1953, Barbara Ruth Williams b Mar. 7, 1956, James Alton Williams Jr. B Nov. 23,1961.

LutherEugene Pittman, b July 15, 1935, m 1954 Margie Clark; Baptists; Acworth, Ga.;has Patrica 137 Ann Pittman, b June 1955, George Pittman, b Feb. 22,1958, Rebecca Sue Pittman, b June 1959, and Theresa Gail Pittman, b Oct. 22,1963.

WilliamMiles Pittman, b May 31, 931, m Mar. 1957 Pauline Guyton; Baptists; livesMarietta, Ga. And has William Miles Pittman Jr., b May 1958.

DorothyIrene Pittman, b Nov. 20, 1939, m June 1956 Ellis Greer b 1934; Baptists; livesMarietta, Ga. And has Ursula Leah Greer, b Mar. 15, 1959.

XIII. JOHN ROBERT STANLEY, SR.

JohnRobert Stanley, Sr., b Oct. 30, 1861, d Dec. 12, 1948, m July 23, 1882 AdelineLavenia "Addie" Castell, b Jan. 8, 1862, d Aug. 16, 1931, bur. CityCem., Griffin, Ga. He was a farmer in Cobb Co.; his first farm was off hisfather Ezekiel’s original farm, a few hundred feet down "Stanley: Roadfrom the home place; moved to Spalding Co.; children:

WillieElizabeth Stanley, b Jan. 7, 1884.

OlaStanley, b Dec. 1, 1886.

Marietta"Etta" Hoyt Stanley, b Jan. 1888.

HarriettBelle Stanley, b Aug. 9, 1893.

LemonStanley, b 1896, d 1898.

JohnRobert Stanley Jr., b Jan. 6, 1899, d Apr. 29, 1933, bur. City Cem., Griffin,Ga. Never married.

AdeloyeStanley, b Feb. 6, 1903.

WillieElizabeth Stanley b Jan. 7, 1884, m Nov. 30, 1907, Benjamin Franklin Cook, Sr.,b Oct. 4, 1882, d Oct. 12, 1936, son of Emma Trader and William Henry Cook,Baptists; live at Griffin, Ga. Children:

IoneCook, b Oct. 18, 1908, d Aug. 3, 1909.

WinniefredCook, b Sept. 11, 1913.

BenjaminFranklin Cook, Jr., b Mar. 24, 1918.

EdwinStanley Cook, b Oct. 21, 1922. 138

WinniefredCook, b Sept. 11, 1913, m Aug. 2, 1944 David Andrews Griffin; has child:

DavidAndrews Griffin Jr., b Nov. 14, 1945.

BenjaminFranklin Cook Jr., b Mar. 24, 1918, m Mar. 23, 1941 Ann Coker; lives Griffin,Ga.; has:

PatriciaAnn Cook, b Oct. 12, 1942.

LyndaJane Cook, b Apr. 27, 1945.

TonyLouise Cook, b Nov. 11, 1950.

BenjaminFranklin Cook III, b Aug. 24, 1953

OlaStanley, b Dec. 1, 1884, d Nov. 22, 1963, m May 5, 1909 Harper Glenn Connally,Sr., b Jan. 13, 1884, d Jan. 5, 1933; both bur. City Cem., Griffin; son ofLudora McLendon and Marcus Daniel Connally; Methodists; children:

JohnMarcus Connally, b Jan. 15, 1911.

HarperGlenn Connally, Jr., b Jan. 15, 1915.

MildredLucile Connally, b Apr. 16, 1916.

MarthaCrawford Connally, b June 12, 1918.

JohnMarcus Connally, b Jan. 15, 1911, d June 2, 1962, m Dec. 24, 1930 Nellie KateRaines, b Oct. 13, 1914; Methodists; lives Griffin, Ga.; Children:

JohnMarcus Connally Jr., b Feb. 29, 1932

FrancesJean Connally, b May 14, 1933.

BettyJo Connally, b Jan. 30, 1934.

CharlesDaniel Connally, b Apr. 4, 1938.

PeggyAnn Connally, b Feb. 29, 1940.

ThomasWayne Connally, b Feb. 29, 1942.

FrancesJean Connally, b May 14, 1933, m Mar. 15, 1949 J. W. Bailey.

BettyJo Connally, b Jan. 30, 1934, m July 20, 1950 Bobby Frye Smith, b Feb. 20,1930; has Bobby Keith Smith, b Nov. 5, 1951.139

HaperGlenn Connally Jr., b Jan. 15, 1915, m Aug. 8, 1936 Odessa Colquitt, b Apr. 18,1914; Baptists; lives Newnan, Ga., has children: Barbara June Connally, b Sept.5, 1937; Harper Glenn Connally, III, b Dec. 26, 1939; Elizabeth Kay Connally, bAug. 7, 1945; and Walker Stanley Connally, b Apr. 18, 1947.

MildredLucile Connally, b Apr. 16, 1916, m Aug. 13, 1939 Robert Oglesby Burnett, Sr.,b Oct. 2, 1914, son of J. D. Burnett. Both active civic affairs; he grad.Abrahm Baldwin College; W.W.II; Methodists; live Milner, Ga. And has Robert O.Burnett, Jr., b Nov., 6, 1944; Bruce Connally Burnett, b Feb. 6, 1948.

MarthaCrawford Connally, b June 12, 1918, m May 23 1937 John Posey Woods Sr., b Aug.25, 1915; own Frozen Foods, Inc., Newnan, Ga.; has Emily Grace Woods, b Sept.6, 1938 and John Posey Woods Jr., b Aug. 14, 1941.

Marietta"Etta" Hoyt Stanley, b 1888, m T. J. Hammond; live Hammond, Indiana;no children.

HarrietBelle Stanley, b Aug. 9, 1893, m July 7, 1915 Jewell Newton Belle, b Nov. 22,1881, son of Sallie Newton and James Neal Bell; Presbyterians; she was acaterer; lives Griffin, Ga. Children:

SaraElizabeth Bell, b July 17, 1916.

JewellNewton Bell, Jr., b Sept. 15, 1919.

SaraElizabeth Bell, b July 17, 1916, m 1946 Raymond A. Walls, d Jan. 1952. Nochildren. She grad. Univ. Georgia & Duke Univ., Economic Director of Co. InAmana, Iowa.

JewellNewton Bell, Jr., b Set. 15, 1919, grad. Univ. Ga.; W.W.II; landscapearchitect; likes antiques.

AdeloyeStanley, b Jan. 7, 1884, in state hospital, caused by an operation when herback was broken.

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MISCELLANEOUS

Georgia State Archives & History

Atlanta, Georgia

Head-Right& Bounty Grants - - Colonial Georgia

WilliamStanley, St. Paul Parish (later Richmond Co.) 400 acres, Book 729. No. 14,1774.

StanleySon, Washington County, Book TTT, page 451. 50 acres 1790.

ShadrackStanley, Washington County, Book TTT 50, 1790

DempseyStanley, Washington County, Book TTT, p. 616 50 acres, 14 June 1790.

LandLottery of 1807

JamesLedbetter (son of Jno,) Warren County, Flournoy’s District, 182 acres, sp. 14,Bk. B

BenjaminLedbetter, Warren County, Flournoy’s District 124 acres, p. 18, Bk. W

IsaacLedbetter, Warren County, Flournoy’s District 300 acres, p. 10, Bk. W

SherwoodStanley, Butler Co. 132 acres, p. 6, Bk. W

MelissantStanley (young woman) Butler Co., 17 acres, p. 19, Bk. B.

ShadrackStandley, Tattnall County, Shiffords District 148 acres, sp. 8, Bk. W

From:SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTISTS, by Leah Townsend 1670-1805 p. 136 -- JacobGibson, Rev.

From:MINUTES OF PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH 00 JASPER CO. 141

Receivedinto church Edith Stanley of Pendleton District. P. 3, 1811

1819dismissed -- Sandy Stanley, James Ledbetter and wife Peggy by request.

Receivedin church Jesse Stanley, Providence Church, dismissed 1821

Feb.20, 1820 Nancy Stanley received in church.

Feb.21, 1821, Edy Stanley of Pendleton District S.C.

1828By Letter Lucinda Stanley, dismissed Mary Stanley

Nov.21, 1822, dismissed y letter William A. Stanley and Lucinda

18131received Henry Ledbetter, Hester Martin and her daughter Hester Martin.

1832Received Mary Ledbetter

1830Death Roll dated July 1830

MartinStanley (These Stanleys buried in

PollyStanley New Providence Cemetery -- Mr. Leon

EdithStanley Hollinsworth a noted genealogist,

JesseStanley says he has visited their graves)

NancyStanley

GeorgiaMilitary Records

EzekielStanley, Lieutenant, Green Co., Dec. 19, 1821 through May 28, 1824 R.R.1808-1829, p. 79

MarriageRecords

EzekielStanley -- married Elizabeth Rutledge June 10, 1813, Clark County G MarriageBook A., p. 3

Note:These two records could not be either of our Ezekiel’s, as Ezekiel I died 1805,and Ezekiel II, would not have been but eight years old when this 142 Ezekielmarried.

GeorgiaMilitary Records

JamesC. Stanley, Jackson County 182901841m o, 116

FamilyHistories

STANLEY,by Edna Stanley Pickett, Plainfield, Indiana, has an Ezekiel W. Stanley, b July17, 1856.

Wills

Willsin South Carolina that need to be studied further.

AndersonCounty S.C.

Ledbetter,Abner, Vol 1, 1800-1834 Bk. A, p. 359

Ledbeter,Daniel Vol 1, 1800-1834 Bk. A, p. 316

Ledbetter,John Vol 1, 1800-1834 Bk. A, p. 375

Ledbetter,Henry Vol 1, 1800-1834 Bk. A, p. 44

DarlingtonCounty S.C.

Standley,Thomas Vol 1, 1798-1812 Bk. 2, p. 46

AndersonCounty, S.C.

Stanley,Samuel Vol 2, 1787-1802 Bk. G, p. 26

Gibson,Randel Vol 1, 1791-1798 Bk. D, p. 14

Gibson,Thomas Vol 1, 1800-1834 Bk. A, p. 409

Gordon,Robert Vol 2, 1835-1857 Bk. B, p. 177

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Thisends the present history of the Stanleys-- descendants of Ezekiel Stanley andMargaret Holland Stanley; Information contained here-in came from familyBibles, records, letters, individual data sheets furnished those records arethe most complete. There is much to be done yet, but this is all I have.

Itseems fitting that this should end with a quotation I have heard all my lifefrom my mother, 143 who says Margaret Holland Stanley told the orphan childrenof William Stanley and Fannie Jane Wade "If there is ever a stain on thefame of Stanley, the younger generation will have to put it there." Soeach of the descendants can search their own heart.

MaeRunyan Swanson

209Sessions Street

Marietta,Ga.

April5, 1964.

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ISHAM ANDERSON STANLEY

IshamAnderson Stanley, fourth child of Ezekiel Stanley, Jr. And wife Margaret Ann(Holland) Stanley, was born Mar. 29, 1840, their first child to be born inGeorgia after removal from Anderson Count, South Carolina. He died Mar. 7,1932, buried in Old Prospect Cemetery, near Hayleville, Alabama. He was marriedSept. 13,1859, in Georgia to Carrie Elizabeth Johnson, born in South Carolina,died May 30, 1899, buried in the Corinth Cemetery, Cullman County, 1/4 mile northof Joppa, Alabama.

IshamAnderson Stanley served in Co. A. 1st Ga. Inf. C.S.A. They came to Alabama,year not known, and settled in Marshall County near Joppa, Ala. Their children:Lela Scott, Anna Lee, John Latimer, Hattie Eliza, and Walter Johnson Stanley.

LelaScott Stanley, b May 1, 1861, in Ga. D Dec. 19, 1931, Haleville, Ala., wasmarried Oct. 1, 1872, to Isaac Newton Cheatham, b Mar. 29, 1859 at Marietta,Ga., bur. In New Prospect Cem. Near Haleyville, Ala. He was the son of Ezekiel"Colonel" Cheatham born 1805, was married in Belfast, Ireland, toMiss _____ McCurdy. They came to America from Chatham, England. Data on Ezekiel"Colonel" Cheatham by his grandson James. R. Cheatham of Haleyville,Oct. 8, 1963, given to Mr. Frank Walker, Double Sprints, Ala. (No mention ofthe names of the children of "Colonel" Cheatham and wife Miss ____McCurdy.

Thefamily of Isaac Newton Cheatham, son of "Colonel" Cheatham, by Mrs.James R. Glass and Mrs. H. M. Wilson, Haleyville, Ala. Ch: James R., W. B.,Isham Anderson, Maude Mae and Lenna Edna Cheatham, birth sequences not known tothe compiler.

JamesR. Cheatham, b July 13, 1882, m Emma Wilson in 1903. Their Ch: Howard, Claude,Alvin, Elmer, 145 (Ray) and Jessie Cheatham, deceased, no other recordssent). Howard Cheatham m _______, their son William David Cheatham, awarded theCarnagie Medal #4337 for heroism in 1960. Claude Cheatham m Etola Posey. AlvinCheatham m Thelma _____, and have 2 young daughters, Carol 15 and Dean 10years.

Excerptfrom Birmingham News Dec. 7, 1962: "Hundreds came to pay honor to"Al" Cheatham. Mayor V. H. Albright welcomed some distinguishedvisitors to Haleville, on Friday, Senator John Sparkman, Al Cheatham of KansasCity, who is National VFW Quartermaster General, Congressman Carl Elliott, andmany visitors were on hand for the "Al" Cheatham Day Celebration.

"Parentsof the honoree, Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Cheatham of Haleyville, had seats of honorat the banquet honoring their son. Also three brothers, Clarence of NorthCarolina, Elmer of Montana, and Howard Cheatham of Haleyville. Gov. Patterson,sending regrets that he could not attend, asked Jimmy Gates, State V.P.W.Quartermaster General to represent him. The governor sent Mr. Cheatham anengraved certificate of appreciation, also appointed him an Honorary Colonel onhis staff. Senator Sparkman offered his congratulations to the Cheatham family.Congressman Elliott paid tribute to the Cheathams, as did Al Cheatham’s formerschool teacher, W. E. Mauldin, and many others. The Cheathams were presentedgifts from the local VFW Post including apparel made at the Haleyville TextileMills and a golden key to Mr. Cheatham.".

"Onehighlight of the banquet was Post Commanders from over the state reportingtheir membership to Quartermaster General Cheatham. At the end of the banquetAl Cheatham, the honoree, was called on. His talk was short, he expressed deepappreciation for the homage heaped upon him by so many fine people. Hisbeautiful wife Mrs. Thelma Cheatham and their two 146 children,Dean 10 and Carol 15, expressed thanks."

Alvin"Al" Cheatham great grandson of Ezekiel "Colonel" Cheathamand wife Miss _____ McCurdy, great-great grandson of Ezekiel Stanley, Jr., andwife Margaret Ann Holland, and gr. Gr. Gr. Grandson of Ezekiel Stanley Sr. AndRhoda (Ledbetter) daughter of Daniel Ledbetter II, who served seven years inthe American Revolution. A son of Daniel Ledbetter I, who came to America fromEngland, latter not a proven fact, probably family tradition.

W.B. Cheatham b May 17, 1885, m _____, no other record.

IshamAnderson Cheatham b March 7, 1887, m Minnie Wilson in 1905. Their children:Arthur Cheatham b Dec. 14, 1906, d Dec. 5, 1912; Ernest Cheatham b May 7, 1912,m Pierce McGuire; Eugene Cheatham b Sept. 4, 1914, m Fay Hicks; Ura (or Una)Cheatham b Feb. 5, 1917, m Perry McGuire.

MaudeMae Cheatham, b Feb. 26, 1890, m Henry M. Wilson Feb. 26, 1906. Their ch:Erval, Devota, Leona, and Mydris Wilson.

ErvalMae Wilson b Feb. 23, 1907, m Emerson Grady Cook, b May 8, 1892. Ch: Rachel SueCook b Feb. 14, 1939, m James Leo Palmer II, b Jan. 18, 1939. Their ch: JamesLeo Palmer III, b June 3, 1961, Timothy Paul Palmer, b Sept. 11, 1963.

DevotaWilson, b May 18, 1912, m Leslie Carlos Radford, b Dec. 27, 1912, has a BSdegree from Howard College, TM degree from Southern Seminary, Louisville,Kentucky, resides in Birmingham where Rev. Radford is pastor of a church. Theirchildren: James Twett Radford b June 4, 1940, m Linda Karen Little b May 7,1940, ch: James Richard Radford b Dec. 10, 1960, Eric Jason Radford b Jan. 17,1963; 147 Donna Carleene Radford b Nov. 18, 1964.

LeonaWilson, b Feb. 4, 1915, m Nov. 11, 1934 Elmer League b Nov. 9, 1914. Ch: ElnaLeague, b Aug. 25, 1935, m Richard Hanson b Jan. 11, 1936, have son Mark Hansonb April 22, 1963; Bennie Jo League, b Aug. 16, 1937; Ann League, b Jan. 9,1940, m Robert Guthrie b Feb. 19, 1939, and has Ann Karen Guthrie b June 26,1963. Robert League b Dec. 25, 1942, m Ora Parr, b May 23, 1942, has RobertDarryl League, b Dec. 10, 1962.

MydrasWilma Wilson b May 19, 1928, m J. R. Fincher b July 24, 1907, Baptist minister,BS degree from Howard College, Master degree at Southwestern Seminary, FortWorth, Tex. Ch: Glenda Gayle Fincher, b Dec. 26, 1941; Joyce Fincher b Oct. 31,1943, m John Lawrence Dickens, b Oct. 11, 1939; Larry Wayne Fincher b Dec. 28,1945; Lowell Wilson Fincher b Aug. 24, 1947; James Edward Fincher b Aug. 14,1951; John Ray Fincher, Jr., b Oct. 20, 1957.

Wilsonfamily record sent by Mrs. H. M. Wilson, Hayleville, Ala.

LennaEdna Cheatham b March 27, 1892, was married April 4, 1909 to Charles EmmettGodwin b Jan. 4, 1880, d 1951. Ch: Edna Mae Godwin b May 26, 1914, m Jan. 2,1942 Smith W. Maseley b Sept. 23, 1911; Gladys Godwin b Oct. 19, 1917, mWilliam Hilton, Dec. 11, 11941; Doris Godwin b Sept. 8, 1922, m Aug. 24, 1949,Nelson Davis Halmquist b Sept. 22, 1922.

AnnaLee Stanley, b July 4, 1865, d , m Sept. 24, 1882, H. C. Gorman, have son PaulGorman (or Joe Gorman?).

JohnLatimer Stanley, b July 15, 1867, d June 26, 1947, m on Dec. 13, 1888, ZillaIsabelle Joiner, b in Randolph Co., Ala., Oct. 20, 1869, d Sept. 8, 1949, Ch:Walter Alexander, Carrie Jane, Wychliff L., Gladys Artie, Arthur Thomas, ThelmaEunice, Virgil Mennen and 148Cicero Drennen Stanley, the last twotwins.

WalterAlexander Stanley b Sept. 21, 1890 in Morgan Co., Ala., m Myrtie Runyan Sept.26, 1912. Ch: Blanche Stanley b May 9, 1913, d Apr. 12, 11921; Rufus Stanley bOct. 17, 1914, WWII Vet., m Feb. 6, 1933 Marie Green, Ch: Robert Rufus Stanley,b Aug. 17, 1951, Elizabeth Marie Stanley, b Oct. 31, 1953, Sherrill LeighStanley b Feb. 10, 1957.

HudnettStanley b Jan 27, 1920, d May 30, 1940; Walter Alexander Stanley, Jr., b June19, 1921, WWII Vet., m Mildred White Sept. 26, 1942, Ch: Ronald Stanley, b Oct.6, 1944.

RunyanStanley, b July 23, 1924, WWII Vet., m Vala Staton June 11, 1942, Ch: DeloisStanley, b May 2, 1943, m Bobby Franklin in 1959, has Mary Ellen b Nov. 1960;Robert Allen Stanley b May 1947; Joe Stanley b 1950; Brenda Stanley b 1954;Martha Stanley b 1958.

CarrieJane Stanley b Aug. 9, 1893 in Cullman Co., Ala., d Mar. 29, 1908.

WychliffL. Stanley b Marshall Co., Ala., Mar 10, 1896, m 9 Oct. 1922 Era Irene Hawkins.No children.

GladysArtie Stanley, b Oct. 17, 1900.

ArthurThomas Stanley, b Jan. 30, 1906, d Nov. 26, 1961, m Ethel Leola Glass, 14 Feb.1934; have 9 ch: Charlotte Ravenna Stanley, b Apr. 10, 1936, m Dovard Rice, ch:William Maurice Rice, b May 3, 1955, James Allen Rice b Mar. 12, 1957, JanettMarie Rice b Sept. 17, 1961; Ethelene Stanley b Dec. 14, 1937, m E. B.Harbison, ch: Dianne Raephene Harbison b Jan. 25, 1956, Ralph Edward Harbison bJuly 8, 1957, Linda Gail Harbison b Feb. 22, 1960.

GladysArtena Stanley b Apr. 2, 1939, m C. B. Hunt, Ch: Bobby Dale Hunt b Mar. 27,1957; Rhonda Kay Hunt, 149 b May 6, 1960; Karen Charlotte Hunt b Oct. 31, 1962.

ArthurJerome Stanley b July 24, 1941, m Betty Joe Lauderdale, Ch: Cora AnnetteStanley, b Aug. 21, 1962.

LulaBelle Stanley b June 11, 1943, m Richard Staton, dau Carol Robbin Staton b Dec.21, 1962.

SybleAnn Stanley b June 11, 1947; Judy Marie Stanley b Apr. 2, 1949; Jean CarolynStanley b Apr. 30, 1950; Pamela Annette Stanley b Feb. 11, 1960.

ThelmaEunice Stanley b Nov. 7, 1908 in Cullman Co., m James R. Glass Sept. 17, 1933,has Irene Glass who m Eugene Crowe and has Connie Gene Crowe, b July 24, 1954mJames Michael Crowe b Nov. 3, 1955 and Marsha Denesse Crowe b Aug. 26, 1961.

VirgilMennen Stanley b Oct. 19, 1914, Cullman Co., m Oct. 5, 1940 Wilma Mitchell, hasRose Marie Stanley, b Mr. 12, 1959 in Indiana.

CiceroDrennen Stanley b Oct. 19, 1914, twin to Mennen, m Dec. 30, 1933 VirginiaWeatherly, Ch: Wychliff Ray Stanley, b Dec. 7, 1935, m Evelyn _____, Aug. 1960,has a dau. B 1961; Margaret Faye Stanley b Jan. 24, 1943 m Percy Brown 1961.

HattieEliza Stanley, b Apr. 17, 1870, dau. Of Isham A. And Carrie (Johnson) Stanley,married first C. J. Goodwin, Nov. 24, 1997, 2nd J. H. Lovvorn Oct. 11, 1900.Ch. Of the 1st marriage: Mamie Goodwin m _____ Harrison; Clint Goodwin, b Feb.5, 192 m had Wylie Goodwin, Susie Goodwin, Lino Goodwin, WWII casualty, BillyGoodwin

WalterJohnson Stanley b 1871, d 1946, m Nov. 18, 1892 Cora Addie Sue Heaton, b 1873,d 1955, ch: Hershel E., Claude L., Walter Leroy, Howard Kyle, Ila, Paul Dewitt,Ione and James Edward Stanley. 150

A-Herschel E. Stanley b 1894, m Nov. 8, 1920 Flonnie E. Hammonds b 1899, ch:Frances, Bernard H., Wilda Jeanette, Myra Eloise, Benny Harold, Charles EdwardStanley.

1-Frances Stanley m Keith A. Parrish, has Richard B. Parrish, Brenda F. Parrish mVernon Moore.

2-Bernard H. Stanley m Kathleen M. Hood, has Margaret Ann, Kathey E., and SharonK. Stanley.

3-Wilda Jeanette Stanley, m Walter James Champion, has Billy S. Champion.

4-Myra Eloise Stanley, m Robert C. Champion, ch: Robert Felon, Sherry Lynn, andAllen Brett Champion.

5-Benny Harold Stanley, m Fay Ann Kennedy, ch: Jeffrey Harold and Rita FayStanley.

6-Charles Edward Stanley, m Mary Jewell Melvin, has Blenda Charlene Stanley.

B-Claude L. Stanley, b July 13, 1896, m Jan. 25, 1935, Maggie S. Strickland, nochildren.

C-Walter Leroy Stanley, b Apr. 8, 1900 m Hazel Clavey Mitchell, no children.

D-Howard Kyle Stanley, deceased.

E-Ila Stanley, b Aug. 1907, m Ollie E. Doster, no children.

F-Paul Dewitt Stanley b Sept. 26, 1909, m Sallye Kirby in 1930. Children:

1-Billie Jaunise Stanley m A. J. Burgett, no children.

2-Robert E. Stanley, m Mary Nell Burgett, has Robert Lyle and Maricia LynnStanley.

3-Carolyn Paulette Stanley, m Harold E. Brown, has Edwin Eugene and Pamela GailBrown.

G-Ione Stanley, b 1911, m John C. Shirey in 1933, has Betty, Elaine, Irene,Maggie Sue, Claude Carl and Janet A. Shirey.

1-Betty Shirey m Tillman D. Cornelius, has Roger, Donna Kay and Vickie L.Cornelius.

2-Elaine Shirey m Oscar Partridge Jr., has Debbie, and Linda Partridge.

3-Irene Shirey m Bruce Miller, has David, Lisa and Susan Miller.

4-Maggie Sue Shirey, m Thomas Earl Sims, has Denice.151

5-Claude Carl Shirey.

6-Janet A. Shirey m Vann B. Dick.

H-James Edward Stanley b July 7, 1919, m Willie M Buff, no children.

Recordsent by Mrs. Claude L. Stanley, Albertville, Ala.

ElizabethStanley, dau of Ezekiel Stanley 1st and Rhoda Ledbetter Stanley, was born inSpartanburg Co., S.C., June 2, 1893, m Dec. 23, 1824 Churchill Mason, and diedMay 28, 1855, buried in Mars Hill Cemetery in Cobb County, Ga. Their ch: MaryAnn, Larkin W., Rhoda Caroline, Isham Stanley, Harriett Elmina, and MallorySidney Mason (all named in order of birth).

A-Mary Ann Mason m Sidney Carruth, had Fannie Carruth m _____ Humphries, StanleyR. Carruth m Lavina Green, Mollie Carruth m _____ Barnes.

B-Larkin Wilson Mason m Dorthula Hicks, had Missouri DeWeese (or Missouri Masonwho m ____ DeWeese.

C-Rhoda Caroline Mason m Thomas Price, had Lizzie Price who m _____ Brooks.Thomas Price killed on the battlefield in the Confederate War.

D-Isham Stanley Mason m Mrs. Charlotte Gaines, had Lizzie Mason who m ______Knox, Robert Mason, John Mason.

E-Harriett Elmina Mason, m Joshua Jackson, had Robert Mallory Jackson m MargaretManson, Charles Victor Jackson m Mabel Stamps, Edward T. Jackson m Marie Booth,Watt J. Jackson m Lillie Graham, Jesse Olin Jackson m Bessie Nash.

F-Mallory S. Mason b Sept. 15, 1842, d May 3, 1917, m Mildred Montgomery, had:John Stanley Mason who never married; Charles Mason, m Lura Smith, Annie LoisMason m August W. Weinert, Albert Olin Mason, never married, Victor Mason mMrs. Bessie Boyer, Ora Lavina Mason m John W. Thomas, Eugenia Mason m WilliamC. Smith.152 Rhoda Stanley, daughter of Lewis Stanley, Sr., andwife Adah _____, of Spartanburg and Pendleton Counties S.C. She was born 1783,date from 1850 census, Cobb Co., Georgia, and married in South Carolina 1814,Wiley Roberts, born in North Carolina 1781, son of Willis Roberts. They wereliving in Cobb County Dec. 5, 1850, probably buried in Roberts Cemetery, 1 6/10miles south of Kenesaw, Ga.

TheRoberts family came originally from Wales, settled in Virginia, removed toN.C., as we find Wiley Roberts. Being born there in 1781, moved from there toS.C., probably lived in Pendleton Co., S.C., where all their children wereborn.

About1835 Wiley and Rhoda Stanley Roberts removed to Ga. In 1850 they were living ona plantation in the Big Shanty District, Cobb County, where he was a slaveowner, with 510 acres of land or more.

Theywere the parents of seven children, all born in S.C., namely: Willis, John,Thomas, Benson, George, Wilen and Eliza Roberts.

WillisRoberts, born 1818 in S.C., moved to Texas shortly before the Civil War. Nameof his wife not known, or names of their children. He owned a plantation onNoonday Creek in Big Shanty District, 530 acres and 21 slaves. On 17th June,1836, Willis M. Roberts tendered his services to the Cobb County Rifle Company78th Reg. Ga. Militia, E.R. Mills Col.

JohnS Roberts, born Oct. 25, 1816, in S.C., died Dec. 4, 1889, married firstLucretia Jane Roberts, born June 25, 1819, died Dec. 25, 1857, both buried inRoberts Cemetery, south of Kennesaw on Dixie Highway. Married second AugustaRoberts, sister of Lucretia Jane. They were from Columbia County, ----, anddistant cousins of the Wiley Roberts family. Children of the first marriage 153 were:Alfred McAfee, Wiley S., Mary Frances, Lucy May, Charles H., George C., WillieL., John B. , and Janie Roberts. Children of the second marriage were: Georgia,Eugene, and Ernest Roberts (same as Ernest Augusta Roberts).

Thefollowing are buried in Roberts Cemetery: Ernest Augusta Roberts, born April 2,1841, died Dec. 25, 1857. Mary F. (Dau of J. And L.J. Roberts) b Aug. 24, 1847,and d Feb. 13, 1832 (Obviously an error as this has her dyingbefore she was born). Willie L. Roberts (son of John and L.J. Roberts)b Jan. 1, 1854, d Oct. 16, 1861. Jane, b Dec. 25, 1857, d Aug. 13, 1858, Lucy bMay 26, 1849, d Sept. 9,. 1849.

JohnS. Roberts owned 563 acres of land in Big Shanty District and 20 slaves.

GeorgeC. Roberts of Marietta (son of John and Lucretia Jane (Roberts) m Ida Treadwellof Congress, Ga.

ThomasRoberts, son of Wiley and Rhoda (Stanley) Roberts, owned a plantation on NoondayCreek in Cobb Cop., He removed to Texas shortly before the war between theStates, as did his brother Willis. The following may be his wife: Mrs. M.Louise Robert, consort of Thomas J. Roberts, died Tuesday, 21st day of January,1860, age 36 years 9 months 16 days. She was a devoted Christian, a good wife,an affectionate mother, and a kind mistress, bearing all the fruits of a childof God, buried in Citizens Cemetery, Marietta, Ga. Her age about right to havebeen the wife of Thomas Roberts.

ThomasJ. Roberts among the voters held Friday, May 4, 1849, for the election of acolonel of the newly created regiment of militia in the county. Nothing furtheris known concerning Thomas Roberts, confident he was born in S.C., and came toGeorgia with his parents.154

WileyRoberts, son of Wiley and Rhoda (Stanley) Roberts, was born March 22, 1828 inS.C., died June 15, 1896, married Harriett Burt, b Feb. 19, 1825, d Mar. 3,1901. This family having come originally from S.C., Harriet was a sister of JoBurt, second wife of his brother George Roberts. Their children: George,Oswald, Alice, who died single, and Katherine Roberts, married Henry Glover.

WileyRoberts owned 334 acres and 7 slaves in Big Shanty District, and was among thevoters May 4, 1849, to elect a colonel of a newly created regiment of militiain the county of Cobb.

GeorgeRoberts, born _____, married first Kitty Miller, 2nd Jo Burt. The Burtt familyhaving come originally from S.C. Their children: George, Oswald, Alice, whodied single, and Katherine Roberts, who married Henry Glover. The record doesnot show if these children were of the first or second marriage.

ElizaRoberts, b _____, m Robert McAfee. Their ch: Louella, Wiley, and Annie McAfee.Louella McAfee m John A.G. Anderson. Wiley McAfee m Miss Spellman. Annie McAfeem James Banks.

GeorgeRoberts was Justice of the Inferior Court, from 1844 to 1858. In the Spring of1870 he was chosen president of the Agricultural and Industrial Asso., and in1872 the political pot was boiling in Cobb County. That year George Roberts andJ.M. McAfee went to the convention from Cobb, which chose the democraticnominee for governor in Atlanta in July.

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FIRST ONE HUNDRED YEARS COBB COUNTY GEORGIA

By Sarah Blackwell Gober Temple 1935

(By permission)

p.74. The Roberts Family came originally from Wales, settled in Virginia, andlater moved to South Carolina and then to Georgia.

WileyRoberts, son of Willis Roberts, came to Cobb about 1835 and settled south ofthe present town of Kennesaw, on what is now the Dixie Highway. That portion ofthe highway which was once called the Casssville Road runs through the originalplantation, a part of which is still owned by George C. Roberts of Marietta,and occupied by his son. Wiley Roberts married Rhoda Stanley, daughter of afamily well known in the county. Their children were: Benson, George, Willis,John, Thomas, Eliza and Wiley. Benson was an early hotel keeper in Marietta andmoved to Griffin, Georgia, shortly before the War Between the States. The othersons owned plantations on Noonday Creek, two of them, Willis and Thomas, movingto Texas shortly before the war. Eliza Roberts married Robert McAfee, theirdaughter Louella, married John A.G. Anderson, Wiley McAfee married MissSpellman, and Annie McAfee married James Banks.

GeorgeRoberts married first Kitty Miller and second Jo Burt (Wiley Roberts marriedHarriett Burt, this family having come originally from South Carolina). Theirchildren were: George, Oswald, Alice, who died unmarried, and Katherine, marriedHenry Glover.

JohnRoberts married first Lucretia Jane Roberts, and second her sister Augusta,these sisters being from Columbia County, and distant cousins of the WileyRoberts family. By his first marriage John Roberts’ children were: AlfredMcAfee, Wiley S., Mary Frances, Lucy May, Charles H., George C., Willie L.,John B., Georgia, Eugene, and Ernest. 156

p.94.the first county academies in Cobb were incorporated Dec. 23, 1833. This wasCobb Academy, in Marietta, situated on Denmead St., just south of the site nowoccupied by the Negro Congregational Church on Whitlock Ave. The first trusteesof the academy were George W. Winters, Wm. B. Malone, Lemma Kirtley, Wm.Morris, Jacob R. Brock, Thomas Kirkpatrick and Benson Roberts were added to theboard in 1836. In 1838, 148 students, 79 males 69 women.

P.123. The Marietta Hotel on south side of the square in the same block in whichGeo. Winters Tavern once stood, lent dignity to the square. In the 1840’sMarietta had grown so that the old log taverns were now outmoded. The MariettaHotel, of which Benson Roberts was one of the first, if not the first, manager.

P.193.The names of the five cadets whose standing was highest in each class werereported to the Gov. Annually. In the Senior Class, 1858, a Marietta boy ledhis class. This was Wm. Henry Hunt, who graduated that year and who had beenCapt. Of Co.’s and promoted to Commandant of the corps, when the post fellvacant. He was the son of Wm. H. Hunt.

P.194.The conduct role of 1858 listed in order the cadets whose conduct anddeportment had been excellent, showed 110 names, several Cobb County boys onthe list. George, B. F. And Wm. Roberts among those who had just entered.

P.323.The Institute was an object of much curiosity on the part of the Northern soldiers,"A place deemed doubtless remote, from all Yankee invasion but now becameone of the milestones in the Southern progress of the Union armies," saidLeslie’s Weekly in Sept. 1864, situated 1/4 mile from the center of town, andbefore Sherman advanced to the neighborhood, contained 130 cadets who weretraining in treason and the art of 157war. They were quartered in smallbuildings, each of which contained ten young rebels. They retired five weeksbefore we entered. The college then became barracks for our troops, and for atime occupied the 20th Comm.

TheTribune correspondent thought Col. Brumby’s a princely residence, must havecost the citizens many a pang to tear themselves away from the quiet comfort ofluxurious homes of Marietta, to wander in the Saraha’s of Southern Ga., at thepresent hot dry season.

Inthe second dispatch there’s much more to be said of this place than that wascontained in my letter yesterday. Colonel Brumby was locally famous as a rosegrower, and on this summer morning the air was perfumed with the roses in hisgarden. They were soon a sorry sight, trampled down by men accustomed to asterner footing than Marchal Neils and Malmaisons. He elaborated on the charmsof the town. Probably not more than twenty houses are occupied and those onlyby superannuated men, invalids and children. The town is a perfect grotto ofshade. The best estates are owned by Ed Denmead, John H. Glover, H.J. Rusk,Gen. A.J. Hansell, Dr. Stewart, Archibald Howell, F. Roberts and others named.

P.399.In 1872, the political pot was boiling busily in Cobb County that year, apresidential election would come that year, and Cobb County had its share ofinterest in the race. By the time summer came, the Marietta Journal bristledwith notices of meetings of the Democratic party of the county and the YoungMen’s Democratic Club. The Republicans were not idle.

GeorgeRoberts and J. M. McAfee went from Cobb to the convention, which chose theDemocratic nominee for Governor in Atlanta in July.

PerhapsCobb was even more concerned over the election 1872 of county officers, sincemany there had been158 working in various district committees composed ofsuch staunch democrats as Thomas H. Moore, Co. Charley Phillips, and Benj.Stripling. In the Marietta district George Roberts, Thomas Harris, other named.

P.418.In 1874 Dr. I. R. Brankham, a Baptist minister, who came to Marietta fromBrownsville, Tenn., Female College became president. The catalog of the schoolissued in 1876, only one copy has been preserved, lists student body, givingaddress of parent or guardian of each student. The sophomore class listsGeorgia Roberts, John S. Roberts, Marietta.

P.444. Agricultural Asso., Cobb Co., Ga., R. T. Brumby president, in 1869, butmerged 1870 and became the Cobb County Agricultural & Industrial Asso. WithGeorge Roberts President.

P.482. Guy Roberts of Marietta attended training camp at Ft. McPherson inAtlanta, shortly after the declaration of War in 1817.

P.511. George C. Roberts, Marietta, son of John Roberts and Lucretia Jane(Roberts) Roberts, who married Ida Treadwell of Congress, Ga.

P.514. On June 17, 1836, E. R. Miles, Colonel of the 78th. Reg., Ga. Mil. - TheCobb County Rifle Co., tendered their services, Willis N. Roberts among them.

P.515. The stories of some dissension in the ranks of this company, which arestill vaguely told in the county, are corroborated in a letter written fromMarietta Feb. 7, 1837. "Sir, agreeable to your orders of the 27th. Jan.Our company was called on to take up the line of march for Columbus, when toour mortification one portion refused to march. Their names are as follows: G.D. Rice (Ex-Capt.), Edward Rice 1st. Corporal, John Palman, Wm. B. Malony 4thCorp.., Sam’l C. Burine, Wiley Hancock, Willis M. Roberts, and many others allnamed.159 p. 535. 99st. Big Shanty District

WillisRoberts, 21 slaves, 539 acres of land.

WileyRoberts, 10 slaves, 510 acres of land.

JohnRoberts, 20 slaves, 560 acres of land.

WileyRoberts, 7 slaves, 334 acres of land.

(TheWiley Roberts are Wiley Roberts, Sr., the other his son.

P.539. Southern Records put. In Atlanta June 4, 1861.

Themuster role of Roswell Guards Co. H. 7th Ga. Vol. Inf. C.S.A. June 4, 1861, asfound in the records of the Ga. Roster Commission shows the names of thefollowing men, all of whom, however, were not members of the original company,Capt. Thomas E. King, John G. Burton, Lawrence Gibson, James Odum, Hezekiah N.Roberts.

P.540. The Confederate Guards Co. D. 7th. Ga. First to leave Cobb County for thewar, they left Powder Sprints on the night of May 31, 1861, Perry F. York amongthem.

P.568. Justices of the Inferior Court, Benson Roberts to 1844.

P/569. George Roberts to 1858.

P.570.Cobb County was in the 5th. Congressional Dist. Dec. 23, 1843, to 1852; in the4th. 1852 to 1861; in the 8th, 1861-1865; in the 7th. 1865 to 1934.Representatives J. P. York 1911, J. G. Roberts 1923.

P.557. Veterans of the War Between the States, living in Cobb County, Jan. 1,1906:

W.P. Stanley, Co. A. 18th Ga. Reg.

JimStanley, Co. H. State Troops

p.579. Mary C. Roberts, widow of D. J. Roberts, Co. H. 7th Ga. Reg.

P.583. World War I Veterans Cobb Co., Ga., official list 1925: Henry G. Roberts,John J. Roberts.

P.584. Deceased Francis Norman Pratt. 160

P.585. Jesse Lee Gibson, Melvin Roberts.

P.615. Mrs. M. Louise Roberts, consort of Thomas J. Roberts, died Tuesday 21st.Day of Jan. 1860, age 36 years 9 mo. 16 days. She was a devoted Christian, agood wife, an affectionate mother and a kind mistress, bearing all the fruitsof a child of God. Buried in Citizens Cemetery, Marietta, Ga.

P.514. After the text of this book was completed the Adjutant Gen. Of Ga. Brig.Gen. Lindley Camp, turned over to the Dept. Of Archives and History forpreservation some material concerning early military companies, among whichwere some data relative to Cobb County. Among the data are the following: OnJune 16, 1835, E. R. Mills Col. of the 79th. Reg. Ga. Mil. Transmitted to Gov.Wm. Schey the names of the members of the Cobb County Volunteer Rifle Company,Willis M. Roberts in 4th Corps., many others.

P.527. Those voting on May 4, 1849, in the 99st. Or Big Shanty District, were AsaDobbs, Thomas McGuire and Lewis Stanley, election managers, Willis Roberts,Wiley Roberts, Thomas J. Roberts, John Roberts, and S. H. Roberts.

P.116. The first permanent building to be completed in Roswell, Ga., was thePresbyterian Church of which Dr. Nathanial A. Pratt was the first pastor.

P.424. Charles J. Pratt of Griffin, Ga., Secretary. A meeting was held in AtlantaSept. 1, 1873, of Ex-cadets - Ex-professors.

TheEx-cadets spent one day in Marietta; most of the town gathered at thecourthouse to greet them, while ole Aba, the Negro drummer, who was so familiarat the institute in the old days, stood in front of the courthouse to salutehis boys and beat a tattoo again.161P. 48. Marcus M. Green, Benson Robertsand Wiley Roberts.

P.56. William C. Green and Josiah P. Green were brothers, the sons of JosiahGreen, whose father also Josiah Green born in Rhode Island and moved about 1729to Warren Col., N.C., where Joseph P. Green was born in 1789. The latter movedto Georgia about 1814, he and his wife Elizabeth Jones coming from Henry Co. ToCobb. He settled on the Marietta-Dallas Road, where both he and William Green ownedfarms. The present Shiloh Cem. On this road is on part of Joseph Green’original land, the cemetery having been known for years as the Green Cemetery.Mr. Green being the first person buried there.

JosephGreen’s ch. Married into some of the other pioneer families. One dau. Mary mSimeon Edwards, Nancy, m William Orr, Sarah, m Robert Kirk. His oldest son, Wm.H. Moved West early in life, and the youngest James N. Was killed in the battleof Manassas. His second son Washington C. Green, m (1) Miss Ballenger andsecond the dau. Of Thomas & Sarah Hairston. His third son Joel A. Green m.(1) Martha Ballenger, dau. Of Dr. John Ballenger, the Ballenger farm adjoinedthat of Joseph Green on the Marietta-Dallas Road. It is not known exactly whenthe Ballenger family came to Cobb.

Dr.John Ballenger was originally from S.C. and mention is found of his name andthat of his son Dr. Moore S. Ballenger, in Cobb Co. In the 1840’s. Members ofthis family from Elbert & DeKalb Co.’s drew land in Cherokee Co. Joel A.Green’s second marriage was to Fanny S. May, dau. Of Samuel F. May.

P.56 Napoleon B. Green whose residence still stands opposite the Waterman St.School in Marietta, was one of the early merchants in Marietta and served asJustice of the Inferior Court for the 1845-1849 term and later asrepresentative in the Legislature from Cobb. He was born in Rutherfordton,N.C., the son of Wm. Green and Jane 162Baker. The family moved to Gwinnett Co.,Ga. In 1818, and came to Marietta about 1840. Napoleon B. Green having precededthem and settled in Marietta in Sept. 1833. In May, 1837, he m Clothilda Adams,dau. Of John Adams (1789-1829), and Lois Newcomb (1791-1833) the family havingmoved from Mars, to Decatur, Ga., in 1825.

Ch.Of Napoleon & Clothilda Green were: Bryan Bonaparte, Louis Josephine(1846-1934) m George H. Gramling; Julia Jane; Marcus Eugene; and DeWitt Oscar.Napoleon’s sister Louise m in 1850 Humphrey Reid.

P.107. The rumor was that the Indians were coming. Merchants gathered & wereassigned to their duties. Hezekiah Foote, N. F. Legg, H. W. Carlton, Marcus W.Green, and others set out to reconnoiter, nothing happened.

P.150. In the year 1850 found two Co.’s organized with the hope of buildingbetter roads, among these Napoleon B. Green.

P.510. Data from Mrs. C. P. Scott (Nancy Marietta Orr) near Lost Mountain,granddaughter of Joseph P. Green; and from E. P. Green, Bradenton, Florida. E.P. Green formerly resided near Marietta and was a member of the StateLegislature from Cobb. His father, Marcus L. Green (who married Eliza Stanley,dau of Ezekiel Stanley of Cobb) was the eldest son of Joel A. Green.

Forfurther data see "First One Hundred Years of Cobb County Ga." BySarah Blackwell Gober Temple 1935.

ROBERTSFAMILY CEM. 1 6/10 MILES SOUTH OF KENNESAW, ON DIXIE HIGHWAY.

P/757. John S. Roberts Oct. 26, 1816, Dec. 4, 1889 Lucretia Jane Roberts wife ofJohn Roberts June 25, 1819, Dec. 25, 1847. 163

S.H. Roberts June 17, 1828, Nov. 7, 1878.

ErnestAugusta Roberts, Apr. 2, 1841, Dec. 25,

MaryF. Dau. F J. & L. J. Roberts, Aug. 24, 1847, Feb. 13, 1882.

WillieL. Son of John & L. J. Roberts Jan. 1, 1854, Oct. 16, 1861

Ch.Of John & L. J. Roberts: Jane, Dec. 25, 1857, Aug. 13, 1858; Lucy, May 26,1849, Sept. 9, 1849 .

KENNESAW CEM., KENNESAW, GA.

P.761. Emma Belle Stanley wife of G. B. Gibson b Aug. 3, 1861, d May 21, 1914(dau of James and Mary (Salyer) Stanley, granddaughter of George and Elizabeth(Smith) Stanley, great-granddaughter of Lewis Stanley Sr. And wife Adah, andthe gr. gr. Granddaughter of George Stanley the immigrant, George R. Gibson,son of John Stanley Gibson and Nancy Ann Harris, John Stanley son of ElijahGibson and Winnefred Stanley, dau of Ezekiel Stanley Sr. And wife RhodaLedbetter, F. K. G.)

P.761. William P. Stanley Feb. 28, 1844, Mar. 25, 1918 (son of Ezekiel Stanley IIand Margaret Ann Holland, Fannie Wade Stanley June 5, 1846, Dec. 15, 1887 (wifeof William P. Stanley. She was Frances Jane, dau of John W. Wade and wifeElizabeth Gibsons dau. Of Elijah and Winnefred dau. Of Ezekiel Stanley Sr. Andwife Rhoda Ledbetter. F.K.G.). I.L. Stanley April 20, 1873, Feb. 14, 1908.Robert Franklin Stanley, Sept. 28, 1908, May 26, 1909, inf. Of Mr. & Mrs.J. W. Stanley July 28, 1913--Carl Stanley son of I.A. & E. M. Runyan Mr.19__ June 15, 1901. Blanch, dau of J. N. Pace, Sept. 19, 1902, April 28, 1903.

P.763. George Edgar Stanley Aug. 31, 1886, Aug. 1, 1904. Samuel Capers McEachernJuly 22, 1855, Dec. 12, 1929, Wife Elva Louella Stanley McEachern, b Sept. 28,1867, d June 13, 1943 (dau. Of William Pickens Stanley & Frances Wade.F.K.G.) Inf. Dau. Of S.C. & E.L. McEarchern, b-d Oct. 7, 1889, Inf. Son ofS.C. & E.L.164 McEachern, b-d Aug. 27, 1893.

P.764. Alfred M. Roberts Aug. 12, 1844 _____; Virginia J. Roberts Jan. 30,1852--Aug. 23, 1918; Charles H. Roberts Feb. 5, 1851-Mar.1, 1920; EssieRoberts, wife of E.D. Thomas, Oct. 28, 1878-April 20, 1918; Charles HortonRoberts, Sept. 7, 1860-May 30, 1925; Harry & Nellie Roberts, Aug. 23,Aug.24, 1892, age 6 & 4 yrs.; Oneal Roberts Nov. 15, 1858, May 17, 1912.

P.765. J. W. Wade b Nov. 20, 1826, d _____; Elizabeth A Gibson, wife of J. W.Wade, b Nov. 19, 1824, d Jan. 10, 1902 (dau of Elijah Gibson and WinnifredStanley dau of Ezekiel Stanley Sr. And Rhoda Ledbetter Stanley of SpartanburgCo., S.C.-F.K.G.)

MARS HILL CEM. 3 1/2 MILES S. WEST OF ACKWORTH, GA.

P/795. Ezekiel Stanley b May 6, 1805, d Dec. 18, 1889. (Youngest child of EzekielStanley Sr. And Rhoda Ledbetter Stanley of Spartanburg Co., S.C. - F.K.G.)William L. Son of J.R. & L.A. Stanley, June 23, 1890, Royt Stanley _____;Wilbur Lee Roberts b and d 1914.

NEW SALEM CEM. ON NEW SALEM ROAD

P.753. Marcus L. Green, May 24, 1841-Dec. 17, 1914. Eliza Stanley wife of MarcusL. Green, July 4, 1836-Sept. 22, 1907 (dau of Ezekiel Stanley & MargaretAnn Holland Stanley).

P.753. W. R. Garmon d April 16, 1892 aged 82 yr. Mary F. Garmon, Jan. 21,1824-Oct. 22, 1894.

P.756. Emma C. Garmon wife of R. H. Runyan, Oct. 30, 1847-July 1, 1897. I. P.Runyan, Dec. 25, 1845-Jan. 10, 1910. Amanda V. Wife of I. P. Runyan, April 7,1847-Oct. 20, 1929.

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HOWELL CEMETERY

P.704. Mary Kate wife of J. M. Roberts, Jan. 3, 1861-Aug. 10, 1916; Nancy Odumwife of J. N. Willoughby Dec. 15, 1848-May 7, 1898.

HARMONY GROVE8 5/10 MILES FROM MARIETTA, GA.

P.816. J. W. Roberts, June 20, 1858-July 3, 1922; Mary Roberts, Feb. 12, 1859,Nov. 16, 1919; Lula Roberts d April 17, 1928, aged 32 yrs.; Martha Roberts1889-1922; Inez Roberts 1920-1922.

OLD NOONDAY CEM. 11 3/10 MILES FROM MARIETTA, GA. ONCANTON ROAD

P.802. Wiley Roberts Mar. 22, 1828, June 15, 1896; Harriett Burt Roberts Feb. 19,1825-Mar. 15, 1901; Adeline Roberts d 1899 aged 78 yrs.; George H. Roberts July12, 1856-July 8, 1903; Alice A. Roberts, June 17, 18__-Oct. 26, 1881.

MT. BETHEL CEM. LOWER ROSWELL ROAD

P.852. B. G. Roberts Sept. 4, 1818, Dec. 12, 1893. Erected by his dau. Mrs. W. R.Moon. Priscilla wife of B. G. Roberts, Oct. 22, 1822-Dec. 21, 1869. Erected byher dau. Mrs. W. R. Moon. (B. G. Probably Benson G., son of Wiley & Rhoda(Stanley) Roberts. F.K.G.)

PRESBYTERIAN CEM. ROSEWELL, GA.

P.833. Isaac M. Roberts, Feb. 28, 1853-May 15, 1930; Nannie T. Roberts, Sept. 13,1869, June 16, 1924; Nathaniel Alpheus Pratt D.D. 1796-1879, Founder of theRoswell Presbyterian Church and beloved pastor for more than 40 years.Catherine King Pratt 1810-1894; Catherine King dau of N.A. and C.B. Pratt, Feb.19, 1840-July 23, 1841; Horace Alpheus Pratt b Darien, Ga. Dec. 11, 1830, dnear Charleston, S.C., Nov. 22, 1870; Lilias Logan Pratt b Rockbridge, Va. Aug.27, 1827, d Rosewell, Ga. Dec., 11, 1870. 166.Frances Pratt dau of John F. &Frances L. Baker b Jan. 26, _____, d Nov. 19, 1857. Frances Lorinda wife ofRev. John F. Baker, b Oct. 13, 1835, d Jan. 26, 1857, her meek and gentlevirtues are her memorial.

SARDIS CEM. ONOLD PAPER MILL ROAD

P.858. Nancy C. Tucker wife of Jack Roberts b July 13, 1840, d Oct. 13, 1914.

ROSE HILL CEM. AUSTELL

P.691. Ola Runyan June 11, 1886-Nov. 3, 1902. Mrs. Emma Jewell Langley Aug. 20,1870, June 25, 1907.

CITIZENS CEM. - MARIETTA, GA.

P.615. Mrs. M. Louise Roberts consort of Thomas J. Roberts, d Tuesday 21st day ofJan. 1860 age 36 yrs. 9 mo. 16 days. She was a devoted Christian, a good wife,an affectionate mother, and a kind mistress, bearing all the fruits of a childof God.

P.626. R. N. Holland, Aug. 3, 1858-Oct. 29, 1912; N. H. Holland M.D. 1831-1861.(Dr. Holland brother of Margaret A. Holland Stanley).

P.644. Anna A. Wife of J. T. Roberts Dec. 16, 1871-May 15, 1901; Julia Roberts d1808 aged 42 years.

P.610. Bertha Caldwell Stanley (dau. Of Chas. E. & Emma Lee Caldwell) b Sept.7, 1893, d July 8, 1918; Winnie Alyne (dau. Of Chas. E. & Emma LeeCaldwell) b Jan. 29, 1880, d Aug. 13, 1899. Mrs. M. E. Gorham Feb. 24,1830-Mar. 1, 1894; Sanford Gorham Dec. 30, 1830-Dec. 7, 1897.

P.632. Ezekiel C. Harris Dec. 25, 1803, May 27. 1891; Rebecca H. Harris, Nov. 23,1809-Aug. 23, 1847.

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P/689. Rev. Edgar Jewell, Nov. 25, 1832-July 7, 1908; C. C. Jewell Mar. 13,1839-Jan. 17, 1890. Judson son of Rev. E. Jewell April 22, 1869-June 17, 1889; Dr.Furman W. Runyan April 1, 1864-Aug. 12, 1903. (Mrs. Laura Jewell wife of Dr.Furman W. Runyan).

SouthCarolina Wills and Records, Vol. 1, by Pauline Young.

WILL OF JESSE STRIBLING PACK. 73 CLERK OF COURTSOFFICE, PICKENS, S.C..

SouthCarolina

PickensDistrict Know all men by these presents that I Jesse Stribling of State andDistrict aforesaid being in feeble health and well stricken in years but ofsound mind and desirous of disposing of my worldly effects do hereby inConsequence of the affection I entertain towards my beloved wife and the greatconfidence I entertain in her making an equitable distribution of the effects Ido invest her with amongst my children at her decease do give and bequeath tomy wife Elizabeth Stribling all the property I am now or may here after bepossessed of without any reservation whatsoever together with all Bonds Notesaccounts &c except so much as shall be necessary to pay my funeral expensesand all just debts and against me. And in order the better to carry out this mylast Will and Testament I do hereby appoint my Wife Elizabeth Stribling my soleexecutrix. Signed and sealed this twentieth day of April one thousand Eighthundred and forth one.

Inthe presence of

R.D. Maxwell J. Stribline (LS)

Wm.W? Stribline

Wm.Sloan

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JESSE STRIBLINE NO. 41 (EQUITY)

CLERK OF COURTS OFFICE, PICKENS, S.C.

SouthCarolina

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PickensDistrict) to their Honors the Chancellors of said State. Humbly complainingshows unto your Honors your orators and oratrixes, Benjamin F. Kilpatrick andRebecca C. His wife, Robert Stribling, William H, Stribling, W. W. Stribling,Thomas R. Wheeler and Susan A. His wife, Thomas Stribling, Elizabeth C.Stribling, David S. Stribling, Willis Roberts and Elizabeth S. His wife, WilliamW. Winn and Mary A. His wife, William Jones, Adam Jones and Hartwell Jones.That Jesse Striblings late of the District and State aforesaid departed thislife 18 __ (no dates) being seized and possessed at the time of his death of aconsiderable real estate, consisting of about 14 hundred acres of land situatein Pickens District on Cane Creek bounded by lands of Robert Maxwell Jr.,William H. Stribling and others, and exceeding in value one thousand dollars.That the said Jesse Stribling executed his last will and testament, leaving thesame in full force and virtue, by which he bequeathed his whole real estate tohis widow during life and at her death the same became subject to distributionamongst his children and grandchildren, as his heirs at law. Your oratorsfurther shew that the said Jesse Stribling & Elizabeth Stribling left thefollowing children surviving them, Rebecca C. Wife of Benjamin F. Kilpatrick,Robert Stribling, William H. Stribling, W. W. Stribling, Susan H. Now the wifeof Thomas H. Shealor, Thomas M. Stribling, Elizabeth C. Stribling, Nancy nowthe wife of Henry N. White, M. S. Stribling, David S. Stribling being 10 innumber, and also the children of a decd. Child named Mary formerly the wife ofHartwell Jones (who is now living) to wit, your oratrix Elizabeth S. Now thewife of William W. Winn, your orators William Jones, Adam Jones, Hartwell Joneswho are of full age, also Thomas H. David, Susan C., Lucinda J. Rebecca C.,Nancy, Martha M., and Matilda C. Jones who are minors and reside out of thestate who are entitled to distribution of the real estate169 ofthe said Jesse Stribling.

H.C. Young (Comp. Sol.)

FiledNov. 7, 1850.

Stateof Georgia

CobbCounty: We Hartwell Jones of said County, Elizabeth Roberts formerly ElizabethJones, and Willis Roberts her husband, William Jones son of said HartwellJones, Adam Jones son of said Hartwell Jones, Mary Winn formerly Mary Jonesdaughter of Sd. Hartwell Jones and Hilliard W. Winn her husband and HartwellJones Guardian for the balance of his children who are minors under the age oftwenty one years to wit, Thomas H., David--Susan C. -- Lucinda J. -- Rebecca C.-- Nancy -- Martha M. & Matilda C. Jones all being heirs and distributes ofthe real and personal estate of Elizabeth Stribling decd. Late of Pickens District,State of South Carolina consent that an order be granted by the proper court,for the sale of the said estate real and personal for distribution. June 17th1850.

Signedand attested in open Court now in session.

W.C. Green J.J.C.

S.Lawrence J..J.C.

J.M. Carruth J.J.C.

WillisRoberts

ElizabethS. Roberts

HillardW. Winn

MaryA. Winn

WilliamJones

AdamJones

HartwellJones

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Thehome tract on which Jesse Stribling lived and died on Cane Creek was said to beone of the best cotton farms in the district. On another paper was thefollowing. No date to paper though.

RebeccaC. Wife of Benjamin F. Kilpatrick living in Mississippi. Robert Stribling inGeorgia. (The W. W. Stribling must be for Warren W. Stribling.)

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GEORGE STANLEY

GeorgeStanley, son of Lewis and Adah Stanley, was born in Spartanburg 96th Dist.S.C., March 28, 1786, died Aug. 16, 1852, Fayette Co., Ind., married ElizabethSmith, born Nov. 7, 1789, in Georgia died Feb. 26, 1861, both buried in FoutsCemetery, Deer Creek, Ind., about twelve miles from Logansport, Ind. George andElizabeth removed to Indiana after Sept. 14, 1813.

Firstrecord found concerning George Stanley was July 17, 1805, when he and hisfather Lewis Stanley and his brother-in-law Daniel McCay witnessed the will ofEzekiel Stanley in Spartanburg, S.C. He was married in the 1810 Census ofPendleton Co. S.C., had one child. Records at Anderson, S.C. Clerk of Courtfrom 1790 until 1828 Old Pendleton Dist. Then the northern part was set up intoPickens Co., S.C. found the following records:

Bk.L. P. 240, Lewis Stanley, Sr., & wife Adah Stanley $200.00 to Daniel McCay150 acres (Grant to James Waters) Nov. 30, 1799, bounded by George Stanley,Nov. 23, 1811. Wit: George Stanley & Alexander McCay.

P.242, Daniel & Elizabeth McCay $200.00 to Lewis Stanley, Sr. 299½ acres 12mile river (grand to James Waters, Sr. Nov. 20, 1788) Nov. 23, 1811. Wit: Geo.Stanley, Wm. Alexander, McCay. Recorded Jan. 6, 1812.

P.317,Lewis Stanley, Sr. And wife Adah $70.00 to George Stanley, N.E. 12 mile river50 acres (grant to James Waters, Sr.) bounded by Daniel McCay, John Land, March20, 1812, Wit: Daniel McCay and John Stanley.

P.318, Lewis Stanley, Sr. $50.00 to George Stanley, N.E. 12 mile river 100 acres(grant to James Waters) Russell’s line Garvins road March 20, 1812, Wit: DanielMcCay and John Stanley.

P.147, George and Elizabeth Stanley to David Caldwell $100.00 (grant to JamesWaters) Aug. 28, 1813, 12 mile river. Wit: Daniel McCay. 171 P.171, George and Elizabeth Stanley $100.00 to Henry Gains, Sr. 107 acres N.E. 12mile river, bounded by John Land, branch Sept. 14, 1813, last record found inS.C. concerning George Stanley. He probably removed to Indiana latter part of1813 or early 1814.

Note:Lewis Stanley, sons John and George and Daniel McCay and wife Elizabeth,daughter of Lewis Stanley, Sr. And wife Adah.

Georgeand Elizabeth (Smith) Stanley had twelve children, order of birth not known.They had at least one child before going to Indiana. They were married in 1810 Censuswith one child.

SamuelStanley, b Dec. 6, 1815, married twice, first to Martha Kise, secondly MelindaCullens, no record of their children.

JamesStanley, b Oct. 5, 1822. (See later).

DavidStanley, b 1825 or 1829, m Drusilla Guin (see later).

Rebecca Stanley, b 1833, Ind., m James Graves, a son Pliny Graves, m _____,living at Galveston, Ind. They had two daughters, Carmen and Josie Graves, bothare married. (Rebecca went to Cass Co., Ind., with her brother James).

RhodaStanley, m _____ Bonham (no other record).

MargaretStanley, m _____ Simmons. Their son was a physician -- no further information.

EdaStanley, m _____ Tracy, no children. NOTE: Eda Stanley, may be Ella. (In 1850Census Fayette Co., Ind. Of George Stanley, Ella Stanley age 32, b. Ind.; DavidStanley, age 21 b. Ind., Nancy Stanley, age 19, b Ind.; Rebecca Stanley, age19, b Ind.

NancyStanley, b 1831, Ind., m Josiah Ezra Hale (see later)./

GeorgeStanley, Jr. M _____, had Billy, James, Flora, Swafford (sic) and Mrs. MinervaButler, Galveston Ind.

JohnStanley, no record.

WilliamStanley, m _____

LewisStanley, no record 172

TheBonham and Tracy families, both old families of Edgefield Co., S.C. having comefrom Maryland. One of the Chief Justices of S.C. was Milledge Bonham.

JamesStanley, born Oct. 5, 1822, in Fayette Co., Ind. His parents, George andElisabeth Stanley, were natives of South Carolina, which state they leftimmigrating to Ind. And settled in Fayette County. James Stanley was reared afarmer and the advantages of an education, so essential in the formation of theyouthful character, were enjoyed by him in a very limited degree. He improvedthe opportunities, however, and thereby laid the foundation for an education,which added to a long business experience, has developed into a fund ofpractical knowledge. Jan. 2, 1845, he came to Cass County, Ind., and settled inthe Western Reserve, where he purchased a tract of govt. Land and engaged infarming. He was appointed deputy sheriff, under Williard G. Nash, in 1861, andsubsequently served in the same capacity under John Davis. He was electedsheriff in 1868, and after discharging the duties of the position in a mannersatisfactory to all concerned, resumed farming, which he carried on atintervals until 1884. In the latter year he was the democratic nominee forsheriff, and after a spirited contest against a very popular competitor, waselected by a handsome majority. He is the present incumbent of the office, andagainst his record no shade of suspicion has ever been uttered.

Mr.Stanley enjoys great personal popularity, and is a gentleman of intelligenceand generous impulses. He is a representative Democrat, of the old school, andhas been alive to the interests of his party in Cass County. Mr. Stanley wasmarried, 1841, to Mary Salyer of Fayette County, Ind., who has borne him tenchildren: James B., Martha (wife of Charles Graffis), J. W. Belle, George W.,and Laura M. The deceased members of the family were: Andrew J., Margaret E.,Mary and Caroline. Mr. Stanley has been a member of the Masonic Fraternitysince about 1853, and belongs to Galveston Lodge, No. 244. Belle Stanley mGeorge Gibson of Rome, Ga. Laura M. M William Smith (See later). Part of abovefrom

173Cass Count History).

JAMES STANLEY

By Mrs. W. E. Bishop, Logansport, Ind.

JamesStanley, son of George and Elizabeth (Smithy) Stanley, was born in FayetteCounty, Indiana, Oct. 5, 1822, died Jan. 1896, Kennesaw, Georgia, married MarySalyer born 1825 Fayette Co., Ind., died 1887 in Kennesaw, Ga. She was the dauof James Salyer, b 1797, Abbeville, S.C., wife Elizabeth Arnett, b 1805 inHancock Co., Ind. d 1821, dau of Wm. Arnett, b 1777, Guilford Co., N.C., d1873. His wife Sarah Henderson b 1781, d 1846. (Note: something amisshere - Mary Salyer born 1825 ? And her mother Elizabeth Arnett d 182 1?)Tiffany Van Hoosan PournerAdvises that Elizabeth Arnett died in 1837

JamesSalyer, son of John Salyer, b 1763, Abbeville S.C. and died between 1810-1920,wife Elizabeth Scott b 1772 in Virginia, d 1795: John Salyer served in theAmerican Revolution and went from Abbevile to Indiana in a covered wagon takingtheir son James, age 6 years.

JamesStanley left Cass County, Ind., in 1887, moved to Cobb County, Ga., built ahome at Kennesaw (Big Shanty).

Theirch: order of birth not known to this compiler: James Buchanan, Martha, J.W.,Belle, George W., Laura, Andrew J., Margaret E., Mary and Caroline Stanley. Thechildren who went to Georgia were: William Stanley (and two small children),Belle Stanley m George Gibson (see later), George Stanley unmarried (he wentback to Indiana). Mrs. Martha Graffis remained in Indiana, also James BuchananStanley, and Mrs. Laura Stanley Smith remained in Indiana.

EmmaBelle Stanley, b Aug. 3, 1861, d May 21, 1914, buried in Kennesaw Cemetery, Kennesaw,Ga., she was married to George R. Gibson, son of John Stanley Gibson and NancyAnn Harris, and a grandson of Elijah Gibson and Winnifred Stanley, dau ofEzekiel Stanley 1st. And Rhoda Ledbetter, of Spartanburg Co., S.C.

Theirch: Stanley Gibson born about 1895, went to Texas, later. He was living inChicago, Ill., where he was a watchmaker. 174

LauraMay Stanley, b Jan. 6, 1871, Logansport, Ind., died there July 8, 1932, wasmarried Jan. 1, 1888, at Logansport, to William Harrison Smith, b Aug. 24,1868, Topeka, Kansas, d Oct. 11, 1918, Logansport. He was the son of Solomonand Mandilla Jane (Friend) Smith.

Theirchildren:

JamesHarrison Smith b Dec. 9, 1888, Logansport, d there in 1952, m Mary Stevens,Nov. 11, 1911. She was born at Lucerne, Ind., died 1937, at Logansport, dau ofLoran and Cora (Hershey) Stevens.

Children:

RuthDell Smith, b Sept. 4, 1916, m in 1945 to Robert Rearick. Their ch: BarbraRearick, Thomas Rearick, b Dec. 15, 1951, both born at Logansport, Ind.

DorothyJune Smith b July 2, 1920, died in 1951, at Bassett, Neb., m Robert Wedekind.

PaulStanley Smith, b Dec. 2, 1923, m Pauline Booth of Logansport, Ind.

MaryBelle Janett Smith, b July 22, 1890, Logansport, Ind., m Dec. 21, 1913, inCovington, Ky. John F. Nickels, b in Fulton, Indiana, son of John and Belle(Pownell) Nickels. Ch: Laura Belle Nickels, b Oct. 14, 1914, Logansport, Ind.,m Aug. 11, 1940, at Daytona, Fla. To Alfred Lawrence Boatman, b Mar. 26, 1911,Kentland, Ind. Ch: John Alfred Boatman, b Oct. 20, 1942, Logansport, student atPurdue University, Lafayette, Ind., David Eugene Boatman, b May 26, 1953,Logansport.

WillardJehu Smith, b April 11, 1892, Logansport, m Sept. 1919, in Memphis, Tenn.,Ethel Mae Wooten, b Jan. 11, 1894, at Higedon, Ala., dau of John and DicyRevelle.

JessieRuth Smith, b Oct. 17, 1895, Logansport, Ind., was married there June 24, 1916,to Waldo Emerson Bishop, b May 12, 1894, at Logansport, son of Willis M. Bishopand wife Sarah Virgiline Kesling. Mr. Bishop, a pharmacist, owned and operateda drugstore in Logansport. Their son, Harry William "Bill" Bishop, bSept. 25, 1917, at Logansport, Ind., was married in Covington, Ky./, on Aug. 2,1937, to Betty Olive Hight, b Feb. 5, 1916, Logansport, Ind., dau of Samuel O.Hight and wife Georgiana Kelsey. Ch: Bette Lisi Bishop, William 175 EmersonBishop, b Dec. 1952, in Knox Co., Tenn.

Mr.Bishop consulting engineer, Amercoat Corp., all the family enjoy water sports,have a home on the river with a boat, ready to sail, and spend many hourssailing down the river. What better way could one find for recreation? It wasthe pleasure of this compiler to spend a delightful weekend in their spacioushome at Smyrna, Ga., in June, 1963, as the guest of "Bill’s" parentsto attend the Stanley family reunion.

FrancesNaomi Smith, b Feb. 28, 1899, Logansport, Ind., d there Sept. 1955, m Jan. 1,1920, Chester J. Schrock, b in Logansport, Ind., d at New Orleans, La. Theirson, Chester Willard Schrock, b Nov. 19, 1920, Logansport, m Vivian Jean Rice,b Mar. 5, 1920, a dau. Donna Jean Schrock b Aug. 14, 1941, Logansport wasmarried at Indianapolis, Ind., to Richard Byrd, and have dau. Kimberly AnnByrd, b May 12, 1962 at Indianapolis.

JamesSmith, a Mason, is buried in Smith plot next to George and Elizabeth (Smith)Stanley plot, who is near the age of Elizabeth Smith Stanley, and probably herbrother.

Thename Rhoda comes down in the descendants of Lewis and Adah Stanley, probably afamily name in Lewis or Adah Stanley’s family. Rhoda is also a family name inthe descendants of Ezekiel Stanley 1st and wife, Rhoda (Ledbetter).

WilliamStanley, son of James Stanley and Mary Salyer of Cass Co., Ind. And Cobb Co.,Ga. He m twice, 1st Jessie Tippett. Their dau Ella Stanley, m Floyd O’Neil andhad three children:

I.Donald Dale O’Neil b Apr. 3, 1904, an attorney, Logansport, Ind., m Apr. 12,1930 Virginia Grantham Barnes, b Nov. 23, 1906, has:

1)Virginia Joan O’Neil b Feb. 9, 1931, m Sept. 1957 Alliston Gray Logan, b Sept.1925, has:

(1)Carey Ellen Logan b Nov. 30, 1958.

(2)Jeffrey Brian Logan b Dec. 14, 1956.

2)Donald John O’Neil b July 24, 1939.

II.Lynn O’Neil b Aug. 23, 1906, an attorney Logansport m Oct. 9, 1932, LucilleGraf. B Nov. 23, 1903 176 has:

1)Lynette Ann O’Neil, b Aug. 25, 1933, m Dec. 22, 1953 John Phillip Hostetter, bDec. 21, 1931, has:

(1)Lori Ann Hostetter, b Oct. 14, 1956.

(2)Ann Helene Hostetter, b June 30, 1958.

(3)Rebecca Lee Hostetter, b Sept. 16, 1962.

2)Marolyn O’Neil b Mar. 25, 1937, m July 9, 1960 Ward Walker, b 1930, have AmyLou Walker, b Nov. 29, 1961.

3)Josephine O’Neil m Henry Octave Heber, has:

(1)Richard Octave Heber, b 1926

(2)Elizabeth Heber Wilbank, b 1940

*WilliamStanley married 2nd Zonora Eidson, of Kennesaw, Ga. And has Martha Stanley whom Emil Garske, now dec’d and their dau. Drusilla Garske m Chantilla E. White.

DR. DAVID STANLEY

Sonof George Stanley and Eliz. (Smith) of S.C. b 1825 (Note: This date isnot printed clear it could also be 1835) in Fayette Co., Ind., d30201892, Des Moines, Iowa, m Drusilla Angeline Guin b Augusta Co,, VA.7-10-1836 d 5-31-1910. Their ch:

(1)Geo. Washington 1st child of Dr. David Stanley (See record by Mrs. GretnaVaughn -- perhaps from memory).

(2)David Melvin b 4-6-1860 Howard Co., Ind., d 9-26-1861.

(3)Ida Belle Stanley, b 10-6-1861, d 8--1863.

(4)Daniel Voorhees, b 5-8-1863 in Kocomo, Ind.

(5)Charles Munroe 5th child, b 2-14-1865, d 7-29-1934, had Norma, Alice, VirginiaM., b 4-30-1919 in Des Moines m Harry Lincoln Jester 3-29-____, Denver Colo.,Harry b 2-12-1919 son of Jack Coman Jester and Nina Claire. Their ch:

1.Barbara Jean Jester b 4-26-1944, Tampa, Fla.

2.Daniel Robert b 7-12-1949, Denver, Colorado.

3.Janelle Eileen b 5-3-1952, Denver, Colo.

4.Betty Stanley

5.Judith Ann b 9-27-1954, Denver, Colo.

Namesof the remaining ten children not known: only 177 a few lived to begrown.

(6)Denza Stanley b 5-12-1867, d 9-1951.

(7)William F. b 3-23-1869, d 12-12-1912.

(8)Margaret M. b 3-10-1871, d 7-5-1954.

(9)Infant son b 3-4-1873, d 8-16-1873.

(10)Thomas J. b 3-30-1875, d 4-14-1943.

(Record sent by Mrs. Collins)

FAMILY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON STANLEY, SON OF DR. DAVID

STANLEY AND DRUSILLA ANGELINE GUIN

*GeorgeWashington, 1st child of Dr. David Stanley, b 11-4-18__, Howard Co., Ind. D 3-__-1931 or 1932 in Hawthorn, Calif.

1.Lela Florence b July 20, 1884? In Ind., m 1st Richard Fisher, divorced and m2nd Sylvester Henry. No children.

*GeorgeWashington Stanley m Melissa Louella Williams who d 10-21-1898, Davenport,Iowa, dau of John Williams and Margaret Jane ___?

1.Claude Percival Stanley b 4-27-1887? In Mo., d 1946, m Lee Smith 1st and Alma____? 2nd by whom he had no children. Children (by 1st wife):

1.Mildred Nona Stanley

2.b dead

3.Glen

4.Stillborn and mother died also.

2.Roscoe Emerson b 1-9-1889? In Mo., d 11-6-1954, m Viola Baker?, had nochildren.

3.Gretna Lamcine Stanley, b 8-30-1892 Ottawa. Ill., m (1) Edward J. Fender12-20-1908 and 2nd Geo. Washington Vaughn 10-15-1937, no children by the 2ndmarriage.

Children:

1.Maxine Lucille b 11-6-1911, Cheyenne, Okla, m Wayne Leethy 7-1-1934, nochildren.

2.Russell Edward b 4-30-1915 Durham, Okla. M Dorothy Miles and have an adopteddau., Diana Kay b Fort Collins, Colo.

3.Stanley Dale b 6-24-1921 Lynden, Kan. M Anne Louise Vandervard, haschildren"

1.Maxine Louise b 1-13-1947, Ft. Collins, Colo.178

2.Rex Edward Fender b 9-25-1953, Topeka, Kan.

4.Calvin Dean Fender b 8-2-1928 Osage City, Kan.,

m1st Delores Henry and had 2 children:

1.Peggy Elaine Fender

2.Grady Dean Fender.

m2nd Hilda Buerman, has:

1.Richard Lee b 2-5-1952 at Fort Collins.

2.Minda Gay Fender b 4-__-1953, Ft. Collins.

m3rd Peggy Keene. (Marriage was annulled).

m4th Lois Rodgers.

(Note: The numbers get confusing, the next 4. follows 3 above forGretna Lamcine Stanley)

4.Melissa Louella Stanley b 10-1-1898, Davenport, Iowa, m Edward Sevedge in 1945,2nd husband m 1st to Charles James’ children:

1.Charles James b in Tex. & d 1955, m Helen has Sharren Kay James.

2.Geraldine James b in Wyoming, m Roy Degough, no children.

*George Washington Stanley m 2nd Jennie Mahala Coffman (her 2nd marriage, - hadGladis Taylor.)

Childrenof Geo. and Jennie Coffman Stanley:

1.Geo. A., b Des Moines, Iowa, m Mertle

2.Wm. David b 7-12-1907, Cheyenne, m Evelyn

3.Robert Maurice, b 8-19-1912 El Reno, Okla, m Katherine N. Norman 9-18-1942. Sheb 7-21-1906 in Minneapolis, Minn., dau of John Norman and Karin Stadig.Children:

1.Karin Jane Stanley b 4-23-1944, Buffalo, N.Y.

2.Robert Morris, Jr. b 8-16-1945, Buffalo

3.Stephen Eric b 4-24-1947, Buffalo

(Theabove record by Gretna (Stanley) Vaughn.)

FAMILY OF MARGARET M. (STANLEY) AND GUSTAV

ADOLPH PETERSON

MargaretM. Peterson, 8th child of Dr. David Stanley and Angeline (Guin) b 3-10-1871,Henry Co., Mo. d 7-5-1954, Davenport, Iowa, buried in Oakdale Cemetery,Davenport. Married to Gustav Adolph Peterson, b 6-9-1869, d 179

2-11-1946Davenport, buried in Oakdale Cem., son of Andreas Peterson and Margaretha Puck.Children.

1.Irene Vivian Peterson b 7-14-1897 Davenport m Wm. C. Meyers 5-12-1925, div., m2nd Walter K. Vollmer 12-__-1949.

2.Angela b 11-5-1898, Davenport.

3.Marguerite b 12-25-1899, d 1-4-1902

4.Jenette b 2-1-1905, m John Mackay 6, 1933, div. 1940, m Joseph P. Marma.

5.Eugene G., b 3-31-1908, m Fernne Miller, b 3-4-1918, dau of Frank and Magdeline( ) Miller 8-24-1940. Has:
Susan Jane Peterson, b 1-21-1943, Davenport, Iowa

WilliamRobert Peterson b 6-18-1954.

(Theabove record by Angela Peterson)

DenziaStanley, dau of Dr. David Stanley and Drusilla Angela (Guin) was b in HowardCo., Ind. 5-12-1867, d 1921, Des Moines, Iowa and was buried there. She m Geo.E. Neel, b in New England, & married in Wyoming or Colorado.

1.Paula Beth Neel b 1926 (Again, a typo here somewhere - mother died 1921)in Colo. or Wyoming, m Paul Peffenberg, m 2nd Fred Morton.

FAMILY OF THOMAS JEFFERSON STANLEY, SON OF DAVID M.

STANLEY AND DRUSILLA ANGELINE GUIN STANLEY:

ThomasJefferson Stanley b 3-30-1875, Ind. d 4-14-1943 Des Moines, Iowa, buried4-17-1943 in Des Moines. He was a railroad brakeman, m 1905 in Iowa La VerneKnapp b 11-17-1888 in Rockwell City, Iowa, dau of Michael Knapp and KatherineOsburger, had:

1.Vernice Marie Stanley b 10-31-1906 in Des Moines, Polk Co., Iowa, m 11-3-1932(Davenport Sacred Heart Rectory) Laurence James Collins b 9-11-1900, son ofThomas Joseph Collins and Minnie Crouse. No further record.

2.Thomas Jennings Stanley b 3-5-1909 Des Moines, (another birth date on him is4-5-1910). He was a watchman on the Santa Fe railroad. His fourth wife is 180

Nora_____, have dau b abt. 1954. Two children by 1st wife Delores and Tommy.Another wife was Dorothy Oller.

3.Vivian Margaret Stanley b 7-22-1920 (of 1919) in Des Moines, Iowa, m Apr. 23,1939 Oscar Wilson Parsons son of Oscar Parsons and Helen Pardekeeper. Children:

1.William Eugene Parson b 11-22-1939 Des Moines.

2.Carol Ann b 9-1-1941, Des Moines.

3.Jeri Lynn b 5-11-1943, Des Moines.

4.Stanley Oscar b 12-11-1951, Des Moines.

4.William Franklin Stanley b Oct. 14, 1921, Des Moines, m Cleo Frazier.

5.Marian Louise Stanley b Oct. 30, 1922 in Des Moines, m Thomas Claude Russell11-8-1940. He was b 4-8-1915 at Stuart, Iowa, son of Thomas Abraham Russell andMattie Belle Hornby. Children:

1.Deanna Jeanne Russell b 4-4-1942, Des Moines.

2.Margery Ann b 6-11-1948, Des Moines.

Others.

6.Walter Richard Stanley b 11, 1925, Des Moines, m Zee from Greece, have dau b11-24-1955.

7.Jackie Ellsworth Stanley b Des Moines, d when 14 months old.

DANIELVOORHEES STANLEY

Sonof Dr. David Stanley and wife Drusilla Angeline was b 5-8-1863 in Kocomo, Ind.& d 8-31-1945 at New Raymer, Colo., where he had homesteaded, buried inKeota, Colo., m Mary Stephenson 9-15-1886 who was b in Clinton Henry Co., Mo.,d 3-18-1955, age 85 yrs. 10 mos and 17 da, buried in Keeta, Colo. Children:

1.Clyde Leslie Stanley b 11-18-1887, Clinton, Mo.

2.Ezma Fae b 10-15-1890, Clinton.

3.Edward Brooks b 10-10-1894 (see later)

4.Donald Verne b 4-5=1898, Clinton, Mo.

2.Ezma Fae Stanley m Charles Ford Oram 6-13-1916, son of Robert Oram and Jennie(Stogsdill), b 11-18-1887 at Golden, Colo., has:

1.Charles Ford Oram Jr. b 11-26-1918, Keota, drowned 8-8-1933. 181

2.Mary Naeda Oram b 9-7-1920, Keota, d 3-1-1026.

3.Auriel Josephine b 6-6-1923, Keota, m Willard Woodrow Sandstedd 3-16-1946,have:

1.Vickie Jo b 7-29-1947 at Sterling, Colo.

2.Margo Dale Sandstedd b 3-2-1949, Sterling.

3.Shanna Gae b 12-22-1952, Sterling.

4.Robert Stanley b 1-29-1926, Keota, Colo., m Ruth Marion Dale 7-9-1949 Greeley,Colo. the dau of Everett Edwin Dale and Mathilde (Stegner), b 5-6-1940 Denver.

3.Edward Brooks Stanley, son of Daniel Voorhees and Mary Stephenson Stanley b10-10-1894, Clinton, Mo., m Velma Elizabeth Shapley, dau of Edmond RufusShapley and Lula Alma White 7-29-1929, Sterling, Colo., b 2-27-1905 in Elmwood,Ill. Have 12 children:

1.Gilbert Leroy Stanley b 10-23-1930, Sterling, Colo., m Joan M. Barker 6-11-1954dau of John and Bessie (Johnson) Barker, have:

1.Susan Marie b 4-6-1956, Denver.

2.Jodi Ann b 5-3-1958 Denver, Colo.

3.Beverly Lynn b 8-5-1959, Denver.

2.Marion Edward Stanley b 11-1-1931 in New Raymer, Colo., Weld Co.

3.Roberta Elizabeth Stanley b 2-27-1933, New Raymer.

4.Bernard Francis Stanley, b 4-29-1934, New Raymer.

5.Edith Marie b 7-8-1936, New Raymer, Colo.

6.Daniel Ralph b 10-1-1937, New Raymer, Colo.

7.Mildred Elaine b 12-14-1938, Keota.

8.Mary Alma Stanley b 4-1-1940, Keota, Colo.

9.Clayton Claire b 8-1-1941, New Raymer.

10.Carolyn Fae b 8-18-1943, Kimball, Neb.

11.Judith Lucille Stanley b 11-10-1945, Kimball.

12.Marvin Ray b 11-16-1947 Kimball.

(Rec.Mrs. L. Collins, Mrs. Vivian Parsons, Mrs. M. Russell).

DONALDVERNE STANLEY

Sonof Daniel Voorhees Stanley and wife Mary Stephenson, b 4-5-1898, Clinton, Mo.,m Ruth Elleda Method, 6-28-1925, dau of Elias C. Method and Lena Nora Calnon.,182 b11-17-1905, has:

1)Mary Eleanor Stanley b 5-27-1926 Sterling, d 1-12-1936.

2)Margaret Elleda b 7-4-1937, Sterling, Colo. m Wm. Patrick Tracy Jr. 9-18-1949son of Wm. Patrick Tracy and Opha Lanara Hendrickson, b 10-12-1922, has:

(1)Becky Jean, Denver.

(2)Wm. Patrick III b 12-16-1951, Denver.

(3)Gwendolyn Irene b 10-1-1953, Denver.

(4)Michael Dale b 3-30-1955, Denver.

(5)Bryan Hugh b 7-13-1956.

(6)Karen Louise b 2-7-1959, Greeley, Colo.

(7)Peggy Collette b 10-23-1961, Albuquerque, N. Mex.

3)Ruth Johnson Stanley b 5-8-1933 at New Raymer, Colo., m Arnold Carl Speaker1-21-1951 Keota, Colo. He was b 10-19-1928. Has: Arnold Carl Speaker b3-23-1952 and Rodger Dean Speaker b 6-3-1954 in Greeley.

ArnoldCarl Speaker, Sr. was killed in an auto accident 12-9-1957. Ruth Joann Stanley(Speaker) was m 2nd to Lee Clevenger on 10, 1959.

4)Donald Verne Stanley, Jr. b 2-26-1936, Grover, Colo. m Marlene Ann Harding12-31-1956 in Greeley, Colo. dau of Harley Everitt Harding and Mary Maxine(McCartney). She was b 9-16-1936, Ault, Colo., has:

1.Linda Sue Stanley b 7-18-1957, Greeley.

2.Dawn Marie b 9-11-1959, Denver.

5)Victor Eugene Stanley b 12-3-1939, Greeley, Colo.

DESCENDANTS OF NANCY STANLEY, DAUGHTER OF GEORGE W.STANLEY

AND ELIZABETH SMITH.

NancyStanley b 1832 in Ind., d 1866 in Cass Co., Ind. m Josiah Ezra Hale in 1854.Josiah was b 7-27-1833 in Hollands Grove, Ill. and d 8-3-1887 in Logansport,Ind., buried in Mount Hope Cem., Logansport, son of Daniel Hale and AdaAldrich, have 5 ch: Edith Jane, Mary Ellen, Julia Ann, Charles Fremont and OscarEllsworth Hale .183 1) Edith Jane Hale b 2-10-1855 in Galveston, Ind., d11-12-1910 in Cairo, Neb., bur. 11-14 in Cairo, m Jesse Boring on 4-15-1875.Children:

(1)Fred b 4-10-1876 at Cairo, Hall Co., m 8-17-1897 Rosa Ethel Jacobs and d5-6-1899 at Dannebrog, Neb., has:

1.Esther Rose b 4-23-1899 Dannebrog, m 10-3-1915 to Elmer Kempter.

(2)Myrtle May Boring b 10-10-1878, Cairo, no further record.

(3)Arthur Boring b 10-13-1879, Cairo, m Zylphia Scott, dau of Jacob and Barbara(Cotterell) Scott, has:

1.Everett b 7-29-1899, Cairo, Neb.

2.Lorin? b 1-22-1903, Cairo.

3.Marvin Boring b 5-17-1907, Cairo.

(4)Grace B. Boring b 12-31-1881, Cairo, m Horace Dodd. Children:

1.Viola Dodd b 7-2-1901 at Dannebrog, m Herman Mattsen 3-19-1920.

2.Doyle Dodd.

3.Opal Fern b 6-19-1904 Cairo, m Lee Taylor.

(5)Laura Isabel Boring b 2-15-1883 Cairo m 2-22-1899 Charles Rickard who was b9-25-1878, Cairo, d 4-17-1956, Cairo, son of Alva Rickard and Eliza Collier.

Children:

1.Eva Marie b 11-18-1899 Cairo, d 10-1-1931, m Geo. Crossart 5-29-1918.

2.Glenwod Charles b 7-4-1903 Cairo m Zelta Berneby on 7-20-1920.

(6)Warren Ward Boring b 8-1-1887 Cairo d 5-20-1956 m 12-24-1899 Maggie MayHemmerling, dau of August Hemmerling and Mary Gibson. Children:

1.Jesse Boring.

2.Dale Boring.

(7)Earl b 12-8-1890, Cairo, Neb.

(8)Pearl Marie b 11-29-1898 Cairo m Roy Griffield, no children.

(Thisinformation from Laura Richard, Cairo, Neb.)

2)Mary Ellen Hale b 4-11-1857 at Galveston, Ind., d 11-14-1939, m James McCartyon 7-9-1899. James b 8-2-1828 and d 11-17-1912 at Readstown, Wis., bur.184 Viroqua,Wis. Mary Ellen bur. Roadstown. Children:

1)Mary May Hale, b 6-22-1891 at Kickapoo, Vernon Co., m 6-22-1911 JohannesChristian Yttri, b 10-27-1887 at Gogn, Norway, son of Ole Yttri and Anna (Soude)Yttri. Children:

1)Edith Jane Yttri, b Franklin, Vernon Co., Wis., m William Joseph Netzer6-20-1942, b 11-4-1921 LaCrosse, Wis., son of William and Christine (Jonas)Netzer. Children:

1.William Christopher Netzer, b 4-23-1943.

2.Mary Michele Netzer, b 9-5-1947, LaCrosse.

3.Jon Joseph Netzer, b 12-31-1948, LaCrosse.

4.Roseanne Ellen Netzer, b 9-14-1952, LaCrosse.

5.Daniel Anthony Netzer, b 12-23-1953, LaCrosse.

6.Kirstin Elizabeth Netzer, b 5-20-1955. LaCrosse.

2)Mary June Yttri, b 8-20-1922, Franklin, Wis., m 5-13-1945 Stanley J. Danielsonof Chicago, Ill, b 12-27-1921 in Crawford Co., Wis., son of John and Sine _____Danielson. Children:

1.Nancy Ann Danielson, b 4-22-1947 Woodstock, McHenry Co., Ill.

2.John Stanley Danielson, b 6-22-1950.

3.Janice Velle Yttri, b 3-26-1929 in Richland Co., Wis., m 10-7-1950 Geo. DonaldTambeaux b 5-28-1927, Chicago, Ill., son of Michael and Lillian Tambeaux.Children:

1.Christian Michael Tambeaux, b 1-7-1954.

2.Robert Hale Tambeaux, b 5-1-1955.

(Thisdata from May Yttri, LaCrosse, Wis.,)

3.Julia Ann Hale, b 12-21-1858, Galveston, Ind., d 12-10-1912, bur. Sharon, Ind.,m 9-30-1886 William Jasper Quinn, b 4-4-1856 d 1926 in Carroll Co., Ind.Children:

1.Mary Maude Quinn, b 8-13-1887 in Carroll Co., Ind., m 12-24-1908 to WalterEmmet Wharton, b 3-18-1886, son of James E. and Susan Amanda (Salisbury)Wharton. Children:

1.Mae Leneve Wharton, b 12-11-1910 Bringhurst, Ind., m 3-20-1935 Harved Bogan,ch: 1. Elizabeth Ann b 3-25-1936, Frankfort, Ind. and 2. James 185 Edwardb 7-18-1947, Frankfort, Ind.

2.Julia Amanda Wharton b 1-7-1919, Bringhurst, Ind., m 10-1-1945 Fred Baughamanand has:

1.Ronald b 8-20-1947, Frankfort, Ind.

2.Stanley Baughaman b 10-31-1950 Frankfort, Ind.

Childrenof William Jasper Quinn and Julia Ann (Hale):

HazelMae Quinn, b 5-27-1889, Carroll, Ind., d 12-18-1891

V.Mabel Quinn, b 1-6-1895 d 9-19-1895

Ason born 3-21-1896, d 2-21-1897.

LesterHale Quinn b 10-22-1897 Carroll Co., Ind., m Ruby McCain, dau of William andEsther (Myers) McCain. Children:

1.Robert McCain Quinn, b-1-3-1924, Bloomington, Ind. m Dorothy _____, have twochildren.

2.Nancy Quinn b 4-18-1933, Dallas, Texas.

(Theabove data from Mary M Wharton).

4.Charles Fremont Hale b 7-12-1861 Galveston, Ind. d 4-3-1925 in Kansas City,Mo., Johanna Fredrica Wernz b 8-14-1868 at Washington Co., Ill. & d1-25-1938 at Kansas City, bur. Clinton, Mo., son (Note: This is obviouslya daughter , not a son) of Nicodemus Wernz and Mary Balken.Children:

1.Marie Alma Hale b 6-29-1891 Clinton, Mo., m 12-27-1907 Emerson Walters b8-22-1888, son of James Franklin Emerson and Martha O. Elkington. Children:

1.Charles Franklin b 11-6-1908 Kansas City m Fontella _____

2.Oden Walters b 1-21-1910 m Eva _____

3.Robert m Opal _____

4.Louise.

5.Glenwood; 6. Fred Walters; 7. Jack Walters; 8. Jewell Walters (female) d ininfancy; 9. Alma Jean; & 10. Barbara Lee.

2.Louise Mildred b 11-29-1893 in Clinton d 8-5-1894.

3.Joseph Eugene b 7-19-1895 Clinton d 6-24-1953, m Vivian Carmichael 3-31-1919 atSt. Joseph, Mo., b 3-31-1899 at Springfield, Mo., dau of David and Ella(Coffman) Carmichael. Children:

1.Eugene Joseph b 7-1-1921, Kansas City m Elma Jean Shermerhorn 8-15-1947. 186

4.George Fremont b 8-15-1900 Clinton m Ruth Ruzicka 2-21-1929; she b 3-19-1905 inCairo, Neb., dau of ___ and Jennie Laura (Smith) Ruzicka. No further record.

5.Frances Bernice b 1-15-1910 Kansas City, Jackson Co., Mo., m Harry WilliamSmith 1-4-1910 Kansas City, Jackson Co., Mo., m Harry William Smith 1-4-1935 atKansas City. He b 12-5-1904 at Brownsville, Ont., Canada, son of John W. Smithand Cora Sponenburg. Children:

1.Sharon Jo Smith, b 10-9-1937, Kansas City, Mo.

2.Thomas Stanley Smith, b 5-12-1942, Pontiac, Mich.

3.John Robert Smith b 3-24-1945, Pontiac.

5.Oscar Ellsworth Hale b 9, 1866, Galveston, Ind., d. 1868.

(Thisinformation from Frances (Hale) Smith, of Plymouth, Michigan.

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LewisStanley Jr., son of Lewis and Adah Stanley, was born in 96th Dist. Spartanburg,S.C., in 1788, m Judith _____ born 1790 in S.C. She may have been Judith Croue,as Rebecca Croue born 1775 in S.C., was living with them in 1850 in Cobb Co.,Ga.

LewisStanley was married in the 1810 Census of Pendleton Co., S.C., age 16-26, wife16-26; no children.

Ina Bible record of Wm. Thomas Stanley, gr. grandson of Lewis and Adah Stanley,Lewis was named as one of their sons, no birth dates given for any of thechildren, probably from family legend.

Thereare several land deeds found in the records at Anderson, S.C. Bk. M. P-151,April 19, 1813, Wiley Roberts and Ann Gibson to Lewis Stanley, Jr., 100 acres$150.00, bounded by Joseph and William McClure, Arthur Johns, wit: John Gentry,William Ledbetter.

LewisStanley Bk. __ et al. Pickens Co., S.C. 857 acres June 12, 1833, 417 acres June14, 1833, Lewis Stanley and wife Judith, deeded 100 acres March 31, 1834 toJohn Burns of Lawrence Dist. S.C. (land on Camp Branch, Conneross Creek, seedeeds).

Weassume Lewis Stanley, Jr., and wife went to Georgia between March 31, 1834, and1835, as their 187 daughter Eliza H. Stanley was born in Ga. 1835, thisfrom 1850 Census Big Shanty Dist., Cobb Co.

HoytStanley, no dates, buried in Mars Hill Cem. said to be the son of LewisStanley, Jr. and wife Judith.

OnMay 4, 1849, Big Shanty Dist., an election was held to elect a Colonel for thenewly created Regiment of Militia in the county, Lewis Stanley one of themanagers.

1850Census Big Shanty Dis. Cobb Co., Ga. Dec. 5th.

LewisStanley age 62 b. S.C.

Judithage 60 b. S.C.

ElizaH. age 15 b. Ga.

RebeccaCroue age 75 b. S.C. (widow)

It’sfamily tradition among our Stanley kin in Marietta, Ga., that Lewis Stanley,Jr., went to Va. and was living near Richmond during the Civil War, farming bythat time. He would have been seventy-five years old.

BENJAMINFRANKLIN STANLEY

Wasb 2-7-1791 in S.C., d 4-23-1867, Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. He was apprenticed to amerchant to learn merchandising when quite young. He served in the War of 1812under Capt. John Wilson in Ga. Militia; entered the service on 11-21-1814 andserved until 3-8-1815, was honorably discharged at Darien, McIntosh Co., Ga.

In1959 a small bronze marker was placed at his grave in memory of his service tohis country in he War of 19812 by his great grandson, John McQueen Guttery. Hewas a school teacher and farmer. Benjamin Stanley m 10-25-1814 Nancy Thomas inJasper Co., Ga., dau of Joshua Thomas and Rebecca (Wheeler) of S.C., Ga., andAla. Nancy was b 1792 in Ga. death date not known to the compiler, inscriptioneroded. She was living in 1869. Benjamin, his wife, Nancy and their youngestchild, Benson, are buried on the homeplace near Sterling, Tuscaloosa Co., Ala.

BenjaminStanley came to Ala. late in 1816 to what 188 is now Clark Co., about 1821-22 settled in TuscaloosaCo. Their children:

A.Lewis T. G. John Wheeler

B.William Lucius H. Jesse Mercer

C.Joshua Martin I. Martha E.

D.David M. J. *Benjamin Jr.

E.Rebecca Ann K. Nancy

F.Fatima L. *Benson

*BenjaminJr. d in Tenn., where he was attending school and Benson died young.

A.Lewis T. Stanley b 6-20-1815; Jasper Co., Ga., d 11`-17-1896, bur. in PleasantHill Cem. near Berry, Ala. He served in the Confederate War, was a merchant inTuscaloosa Co., for many years and later at Berry, Ala. He m 1st Susan F.Appling, 11-2-1837, b 10, 1818, d 10, 1875; buried at Northport, Ala., dau ofWilliam Appling, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Children:

I.Elizabeth III. Louis Samuel

II.Lucius IV. William Stanley

I.Elizabeth Stanley b 1842, Tuscaloosa m John H. Cummins, 12-27-1859 at theresidence of Lewis Stanley.

Theirchildren:

a.John d. Manly

b.William e. Sudie

c.David f. Lola

g.Elizabeth

TheCummins family lived near Gordo, Alabama.

II.Lucius Stanley b 1846, d young.

IIILouis Samuel Stanley b 1850 d while his father was serving in the Civil War.

IV.William Stanley b after 1850, d young.

A.Lewis T. Stanley m 2nd Susannah Frances Chappell b May 14, 1842, d Dec. 1,1896; both are buried in Pleasant Hill Cem. near Berry, Ala. She was the dau ofJames Harvey Chappell and Lucy (Feeman). Two children b of the second marriage:

ILuther J. Stanley b Aug. 1, 1880, d Dec. 13, 1951, m Mattie Pinion b July 2,1881, d Jan 29, 1910; both buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Berry, Ala.dau. Vera Stanley m _____.189

II.Lucy Adella Stanley m Arthur W. McDuff, Dec. 25, 1901, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Theirchildren:

a.Loyl Frances McDuff b ___ m Arthur Joseph Wemett, Nov. 21, 1921. A son, ArthurStanley Wemett, b June 1, 1923.

b.Rebecca (Reba) McDuff b July 29, 1909 d Oct. 7, 1932.

(Recordsent by Mrs. A. W. McDuff, Freedom, Okla.)

B.William Lucius Stanley b Dec. 16, 1816 in Ala., Clark Co., d June 20, 1883,buried in the Old City Cem., Jasper, Ala. He was a pioneer of Jasper, operateda general store more than thirty three years; postmaster in 1859. Treasurer ofWalker Co., before and after Civil War. Married twice, 1st to Rebecca F. Gainson Jan. 30, 1850; she was b Jan. 15, 1831 d Sept. 30, 1851, dau of HenryPendleton Gains and wife Nancy (Ship) Gaines. She is buried in the Old CityCem., Jasper, Ala. Their dau. Fatima F. Stanley b Dec. 2, 1850 d Nov. 3, 1876 mDr. Lucius Gaines Freeman, b Oct. 9, 1847 in Tuscaloosa d Feb. 16, 1878; bothare buried in the Old City Cem. Dr. Freeman was the son of the Rev. James H.Freeman and wife Martha B (Cole) Freeman. Rev. Freeman was a Methodist ministerprior to 1837, while his membership was at Zion in the southeastern part ofFayette Co., Ala.,; he is numbered among the first preachers of Jasper, Ala.Dr. Freeman was educated in the public schools of Tuscaloosa, grad. from La.Medical College. Dr. & Mrs. Freeman had 2 children: Birda Grace Freeman wasmarried to Don Albert McGregor, Jasper on May 14, 1890; he was b Feb. 19, 1860,Town Creek, Ala., d Nov. 4, 1942, bur. n Oak Hill Cem., Jasper. Mr. McGregorwas a prominent attorney of Jasper. Children"

1.Leila Gamble McGregor graduate of Converse College Spartanburg, S.C. m WilliamAcker, Aug. 27, 1925 in Michigan.

2.Edward McGregor, an attorney, m in Huntsville, Ala. Laura Chambliss Rand onJune 14, 1923 of Huntsville.

3.Gertrude McGregor, m Elmo Norton Boyles, has James 190 McGregorBoyles b 10-1-1926, m Elizabeth Leatherwood 11, 1954.

DonAlbert McGregor b 10-28-1901 d 12-30-1942 m Albertina Lopez July 21, 1928 inCentral America. Don was a prominent businessman engaged in importing heavymachinery from the U.S., where he passed away suddenly in New York while thereon business. He rests in the family plot at Oak Hill in Jasper. Has:

1.Donald Alexander McGregor b Feb. 24, 1930 m Elizabeth Raskoski, Sept. 4, 1957,has Albertina and Eliza McGregor.

2.Robert Edward McGregor b Mar. 5, 1933, m Clarisa Basrrios June 23, 1956. Ch:Grace and Aileen McGregor.

3.Grace McGregor b Apr. 4, 1935, m Mario Rappacciolli Oct. 2, 1957, has SandraRappacciolli.

4.Albert James McGregor b Jan. 17, 1937.

b.James Stanley Freeman b 1874-1960, m Willie Shepherd, dau of Judge James WileyShepherd and wife Eutatia Palmer, dau of Robert T.Palmer and wife ElizabethAnn, dau of General Zack White, Robert T. Palmer, son of Jesse Palmer of Va.Children:

1.James Shepherd

2.Lucius Gaines

3.William Stanley

1.James Shepherd Freeman, m Dorothea Steinerman, has:

JamesShepherd Freeman Jr. m Betty Jean Pierce, dau. E. H. Pierce on Aug. 28, 1949.Children:

JamesShepherd Freeman III

JefferyPierce Freeman

JonTheodore Freeman

2.Lucius Gaines "Dick" Freeman, m Jetta Burns, dau of Frank J. Burns ofPhiladelphia, Pa., has

LuciusGaines Freeman Jr.

3.William Stanley Freeman, m Virginia Marie McMillen of Cincinnati, Ohio, hadVirginia Lee, Catherine Lynn, Susan Stanley and Jill Shepherd. 191

B.- William Lucius Stanley m 2nd Lutitia Chappell on May 31, 1854, she b May 12,1833 in Fayette Co., Ala. d June 24, 1810, bur. in Oak Hill Cem., Jasper. Shewas dau of Miles Chappell, b in Amelia, Va. June 5, 1790 d Mar. 24, 1887, mPriscilla Parker in Bedford Co., Tenn. on July 12, 1812. She d Aug. 27, 1889both bur. in Sterling Church Cem., Tuscaloosa, Ala. Miles Chappell was the sonof Abner Chappell and Susannah Moore. They were m Sept. 4, 1786 in Amelia, Va.the descendants of Miles Chappell can trace their lineage in an unbroken linefrom Thomas Chappell b 1612 in England; came to Jamestown, Va. June 1635.Children born to William and Lutitia:

a.Mary Palatine Stanley b May 13, 1855 d July 31, 1879, single.

b.Alice Clementine (see later).

c.Virginia b Jan. 19, 1862 d July 11, 1862.

d.Rissa Etta (see later)

e.William Chappell (see later)

f.James Guild b Jan. 7, 1873 d Oct. 7, 1901, unm.

g.John Benjamin Stanley b Mar. 17, 1876 d Mar. 24, 1880.

b.Alice Clementine Stanley b in Jasper, Aug. 17, 1858, d Sept. 29, 1956, m GeorgeHouston Guttery on July 4, 1876, son of Rev. Robert Guttery and wife Sarah AnnWilliams of Ga. His father and Miss Zoe Musgrove, attendants, marriage ritualby F. A. Gamble O.M.G. George Houston Guttery vol. for service in the CivilWar, twice elected sheriff of Walker Co. After the war, early in 1866 he andhis father opened a general store in Jasper. He was first Mayor and served manyyears, was Mayor when he died on Dec. 5, 1911. they were the parents of:Claude, Pearl, John McQueen and George Houston Guttery, Jr.

1.Claude Guttery, b 1877 d 1936 m Ann Haughton dau of Patrick Henry Haughton bMadison Co., Ala. 2-16-1831 d 7-30-1906 and wife Ann (Carey) b 1852 d 1943. Shedescends from a prominent old Miss. family. Mr. Guttery was Chief DeputySheriff later Sheriff of Walker Co. No issue.

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2.Pearl Guttery, m Robert Young Long 10-3-1900 in Jasper, son of Dr. Robert Longand wife, of Newnan, Ga. owner of drug store, has:

LucilleLong, m Horace Stewart Jr., son of Horace Stewart Carrollton, Ga., has RobertLong Stewart who m Jean Tennifield and has Bobby, Jimmy and Jane Long. HoraceStewart III m Miriam Meek of Carrollton, has Barbara and Susan.

3.John McQueen Guttery b Aug. 14, 1886 m Florence Louise Knight Nov. 7, 1910 atthe Baptist Pastorium, Rev. J. H. Longcrier performing marriage ritual. HasJohn McQueen Guttery Jr., b July 2, 1915, grad of Ky. (graduate of Univ. ofLouisville, Ky. Medical School of Dentistry) He m Vivian Douglass Ballard dauof James William Ballard of Ravenna, Ky. on Aug. 26, 1838 at Tulip StreetMethodist Church, Nashville, Tenn. Dr. James N. Owen Jr. Shawnee, Okla and MissLillian Harrison, Ravenna, Ky. attendants. Dr. Anderson performing the ritual.They were m while Dr. Guttery was an intern at Nashville Gen. Hospital. Laterwent to Dyersburg, Tenn. to make their home and practice. Soon after, hevolunteered for overseas military duty, served in England during the war, laterin France, was a Major, on returning went back to Dyersburg. He is a steward ofthe First Methodist Church, takes an active part in church work, Vice Pres. ofthe Tenn. State Board of Examiners, Chairman City board of education, Fellow inAm. College of Dentists, interested in Scout work, member of the DyersburgCountry Club. Dr. and Mrs. Guttery have three children: Katherine StanleyGuttery b Nashville, John McQueen Guttery III, Richmond, Ky., Stephen DouglasGuttery, Dyersburg, Tenn. Katherine Stanley was selected one of top beauties atSouth Western University, Memphis, Tenn. in 1959, m Aug. 9, 1959 Jimmy MannEvans at First Methodist Church. Mr. Evans, an attorney, son of Dr. and Mrs.William Slaton Evans, Memphis, Tenn.

4.George Houston Guttery, Jr. b 3-3-1899 d 3-4-1941, bur. in Oak Hill, Jasper, mNancy, dau of William Lucius 193Swindle and Jennie (Whitson), who was agrand daughter of Rebecca Ann (Stanley) Whitson, wife of Thomas JeffersonWhitson.

d.Rissa Etta Stanley b 1864 d 1946 m Robert Walker Gordon b 1858 d 1899 on May14, 1890 of Richmond, Va. Children: Agnes, Alice and William Stanley Gordon:

AgnesGordon m Fred Baily Jones, son of Rev. and Mrs. Jones. Judge Fred B. Jones hasson Jack who was a chaplain in WWII, m Pattie Kayler, has adopted daughter.

AliceGordon m Henry Clay Vance, has dau Florence who m David Haigler and they havetwo children: David Haigler Jr. and Kathleen Haigler.

WilliamStanley ?Gordon m 1st Grace Cecilia Swindle 1916, has son Robert Walker Gordonb 11-28-1918. has:

MichaelBriggs, Jan, and Sara Jane Gordon.

WilliamStanley Gordon m 2nd Marjory Fenguay, 6-23-1923, have son William ChappellGordon b 1-9-1928 who m Margaret Alaice Burgess and has Richard Marshall,Andrew Stanley, Marjory Annette, William Burgess and Victoria Jean.

WilliamChappell Stanley b 9-22-1870 d 6-8-1950, d unm., buried in Oak Hill Cemetery.

JOSHUAMARTIN STANLEY

Sonof Benjamin Stanley and Nancy (Thomas) b June 11, 1818 in what is now ClarkCo., Ala., d in Walker Co,, Apr. 11, 1875, m Martha Clementine Stanley b May 1,1821, dau of David Stanley and Delila (Johns) Delila d June 6, 1823 in Tenn.their children:

I.Francis Marion

II.William T.

III.Sarah E.

IV.Martha J.

V.Mary Jane

VI.Joshua M.

VII.David A.

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I.Francis Marion Stanley b April 28, 1845 d 1-31-1928, m Eliza Gaines 1-5-1873who was b 1848 (twin to Bartholomew Gaines) and d in Walker Co., dau of EdmondThomas Gaines and wife Ann McDowell (Whitson). Issue:

a.Martha Eugene Stanley m James s. Griffin, d and is buried in Pleasant HillCemetery near Berry, Ala., has dau Ada Griffin who m Elmer Jennings and theyhave son James Sanders Jennings. Sarah Griffin m Leonard Allen and have dauMartha Jean Allen who m Dr. W. O. Carson and have 3 boys. John Sanders Griffinm Catherine Clark Williamson, has John Sanders, Kathryn Rush, and Mary Eliza.

II..Sarah E. b 8-15-1847 dsp, dau of Joshua Martin and Martha Clementine Stanleywho was the dau of David Stanley and Delila (Johns) of Tennessee.

III.Martha Ann Stanley b 6-10-1849 d 12-6-1915, dau of Joshua Martin and MarthaClementine Stanley m James Chandler Appling, Confederate War veteran, bothburied in Tubb Cem. near Oakman, Ala. William Hamner (an only child) b 1869 d1922 m Menerva Day. Issue:

a.James David Appling b Oct. 3, 1889 m Virginia Naramore, Sept. 12, 1915. Theirchildren:

1.Nelladean Appling m Garland Sparks, has Jerry and Donald Owen.

2.Lurlie Appling m Loyce Deason, has James Robert who m Bettye Poore, CharlesMitchell Deason.

3.Edith m W. R. Torgert, has Garry and Debra.

4.Verla Mae m James McCuller, has Barbara.

5.William (Billy) m Doris Fortenberry, has Janet, Donna, Derick Keith.

6.Barney m Bettie Moore of Warrington, Va.

7.Katherine m Dannie Jennings, has Pamela and Connie

b.Stella Appling m Fred Walton.

c.Edgar Appling m Esther Sherer.

d.Mary Jane Appling m Jeffie Myers.

e.Pearl Appling m James Kemp.

f.Basisl Appling m Lillie Odom.

g.Howard Appling m Mary 195

h.Myrtle Appling m Rev. Elbert Burton, Baptist Minister, have Dr. William SamuelBurton who m Ardell Adams and have Vannassa, Leah and Marilyn Burton, DeweyEdward Burton m Gean Morrow.

I.Linton Appling m Alsa Hendrix, has Ora Adelle, Lorene Evelyn, Bettie, Doris,Lanette and Raymond.

j.Glenn m Mary Ruth Davidson, has Horace Mason, Donald, Edna Earl and PearlAppling.

k.Sarah m Charles Davidson, has Owen, Geo. , Katherine, Alice, Paul, Jane andMyrtle Appling.

l.Austin dsp. (Note: This ‘dsp’ appears often from now on. I haven’t anyidea what it stands for)

(Anyoneknowing the parents of James Chandler Appling, please contact the compiler._(Forget it... they are deceased)

IV.William Thomas Stanley b 2-5-1862 d 1-1-1911 at Headrick, Okla. son of JoshuaMartin and wife Martha Clementine Stanley m 1st Amy Tinny Edmonds b 8-3-1853,has children:

a.William T. Stanley b 6-29-1874 d 9-1882 bur. in Grandview Cemetery.

b.David Horton Stanley b 1-17-1876.

c.Charles Arthur Stanley b 1-25-1878.

WilliamT. Stanley m 2nd Saphronia Welch Vestal, b 10-10-1853, has: (d) Mattie, b 1887(see later) (e) Edgar Alfred b 8-11-1891, m Flora Fisher and have a son EdgarAlfred Stanley Jr. (f) Lutitia Cornelia b 10-16-1893 m William Sullivan andhave Edna, Eula Mae and Herman Sullivan, (g) Mattie Lee Stanley b 11-21-1887 mJohn Elgin Roten b 10-31-1887 and have Oyd William Roten b 8-31-1908 m MarthaElizabeth Chamley Aug. 12, 1934 Grandview, Texas, have Billy Ray Roten, VernaViola Roten m Leonard C. Krueger, Nov. 4, 1934, Racine, Wis. Clarence AllenRoten b 12-31-1916 m July 13, 1940 Jaunita Mae Eatman in Synider, Texas, haveSharon Allene and Patsy (Roten) Steen. Marion Lee Roten b 10-16-1919 m Edna HelenWills in Dallas, Texas, has Ken, Ronnie, and Bobby Roten.

V.David A. Stanley son of Joshua Martin and Martha Clementine Stanley b2-10-1955, died young.

VI.Mary Jane Stanley b 6-16-1858, dsp. 196

VII.Joshua Martin Stanley, Jr. b 2-2-1861, m, no further information.

DavidM. Stanley b 1820 in Clark Co., Ala., was dead by April 12, 1869; was the 4thchild of Benjamin F Stanley and wife Nancy who was the dau of Joshua andRebecca Wheeler Thomas, m Sarah Davis b 1818 in Ga. His children as listed inhis estate were Jane White, Mary Stanley, Benjamin Stanley, Willis Stanley,Nathaniel Stanley, Susan Stanley and Joshua Stanley.

Inthe 1850 Census of Fayette, Alabama:

D.N. Stanley age 30 years born in Ala. (1820)

Sarahage 32 years born in Ga. (1818)

*Johnage 7 years born in Ala. (1843)

adau. age 5 years born in Ala. (1845)

Nancyage 3 years born in Ala. (1847)
Benjamin age 1 year born in Ala. (a849)

Inthe estate Adm *John Stanley is not mentioned, perhaps he died young.

Willis,Joshua and Susan Stanley removed from Ala. to Ark. No further record on thesefamilies.

MarthaE. Stanley m Richard Files on 10-26-1858 at the home of David M. Stanley inTuscaloosa Co., Ala. Not known who this Martha E. Stanley is.

RebeccaAnn Stanley b 10-12-1823 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., m Thomas Jefferson Whitson10-12-1843, had:

JessePinkney Whitson b Oct. 12, 1844

SarahAnn b Jun. 30, 1846

WilliamToney b Jul. 28, 1848

JohnWheeler b Oct. 12, 1850

SusanF. b Jul. 23, 1853

Narcissisb Nov. 6, 1855

JesseM. b Dec. 15, 1858 He m Dec. 27, 1879

E.J.b Sep. 15, 1860

BenjaminFranklin b Nov. 3, 1863

(SeeThomas Jefferson Whitson)197

JOHNWHEELER STANLEY

Sonof Benjamin and Nancy (Thomas) Stanley b 1827 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., d before1866, m Eliza Hester Johns on 12-24-1846 in Tuscaloosa. She was b 11-26-1828.His widow removed with her family to Texas and d there May 21, 1886, buried inGrandview Cem. Issue:

I.Benjamin Edward

II.Missouri McKinney

III.Thomas Jefferson

IV.Rufus Daniel

V.Jesse Mercer

VI.Sarah Catherine

VII.Cornelia Josephine Stanley

I.Benjamin Edward Stanley b 1848 d in
Texas m Elizabeth C. Appling b 1846. They were m on 12-20-1866 at the residenceof her parents Richard and Jaley W. (Embry) Appling in Tuscaloosa Co., andremoved to Tex. (From Oakman News, July 16, 1896):

"Mrs.Ben Stanley from Texas has been visiting here, going to Jasper to visit herbrother Col. W. B. Appling before returning home."

Children:

a.William Rufus m Nelle _____, no children.

b.Lela Stanley m William Satterfield, have Alta Mae Satterfield who m WilliamLewis Smith Jr. who d at age of 60 early in Dec. 1959, buried in Ridge ParkCem., has Lewis Smith III and William R. of Hillsboro.

2.Alma Satterfield m _____, no children.

c.Joseph Thomas Stanley m Etta Coleman, has:

1.Carmon Stanley m Marshall ____?

2.Madelle Stanley m Paul M. Morgan.

3.Richard Appling Stanley, d Feb. 1960 at his home in Amarillo, Tex. Jesse ElmoStanley WWII vet., has Bettie and Benjamin Stanley.

II.Missouri McKinney Stanley b 1849 Tuscaloosa Co., dau of John Wheeler Stanleyand Eliza Hester (Johns) m John Collier Chappell 12-15-1866.198

III.Thomas Jefferson Stanley son of John Wheeler Stanley and Eliza Hester (Johns) bin Tus. Co., Ala., buried at Stockdale, Tex. m 12-4-1881 Lutitia Chappell b1-17-1857 in Tuscaloosa, she d in 1937 in Lincoln, Ark., was buried there, shewas the dau of James Chappell and Lucy Freeman Chappell of Tus. Co., Issue:

a.Jesse Mercer Stanley b in Hill Co., Tex., d July 1935, buried Lakeview Cem., mMattie Blanks, has:

1.R. L. Stanley

2.James

3.Frances

4.John Stanley, WWII casualty in Japan.

b.Buel Luther m late in life, no children.

c.James Stanley, has 2 children.

d.Rufus Colbert, b Hill Co., Tex., d in Calif. m Malissia Cole, have:

1.Viola Stanley

2.George Stanley

IV.Rufus Daniel Stanley son of John Wheeler Stanley b 3-8-1857 d 7-20-1932 m BelleHopper, no children but reared Cora Frances Chappell.

V.Jesse Mercer Stanley b 1-20-1860 d 7-30-1883, buried in Grandview Cem., Itasca,Tex.

VI.Sarah Catherine Stanley m William Reuben Hamner, son of Lt. J. W. Hamner andwife Nancy Adeline of Fayette Co., Ala. Children:

a.Thomas Roger Hamner m Angie Smith, has:

1.William Elijah m Yolanda McWilliams.

2.Sarah Gertrude m LeRoy Wallace, has 2 children.

3.John Stanley m Alene Hardegree.

4.Rex Lee m Ardie Smith, WWII vet

b.John Hamner dsp. age 60 years.

c.Nina Alma Hamner (see Archie Mercer Stanley).

d.Missouri Adeline m Jack Tackett, has:

1.Mary Frances m Charles Glade, has an adopted son.

2.Margery m Thomas McGinnis, have a dau.

3.Billy Jack m Joan Barry, have two sons, John Daniel m Nelda _+____ and haveBilly and Jack.. 199

4.Thomas Anderson, WWII vet, m Nart _____, has 3 children.

5.John David, WWII vet.

e.Jessie Carolyn Hamner m Oscar Paschal, has:

1.Helen d age 27.

2.Jessie Ruth m Damon Adams, has Truman Adams (dau m Fritz Deike and have 4children.

3.Oscar m Bettie Christian, has: Patsy Fay m Adolph Chupick? and Stanley Chupick?

f.Etta Ethel Hamner m Joseph Casey, has:

1.William Joseph Casey m Bettye Dean, have 4 sons. WWII vet.

2.Sarah Etta Casey, missionary work.

3.Laura Jane m Derrel Dean, 4 children.

4.John Roger m Mona _____, 4 children, WWII vet.

5.Richard m Donna ____, twin sister to Nona, 3 children.

g.Jewel Eliza Hamner m Luther Smith, has:

1.Luther Smith Jr. m Elelyn _____, 2 children.

2.Virginia Jewel m Kelly Chapman, WWII vet.

3.Lucille Smith m Vernon West.

VII.Cornelia Josephine Stanley b 1-13-1854 d 7-7-1934, dau of John Wheeler andEliza Hester (Johns) Stanley m Christopher ?Colbert Chappell 1-12-1871, b7-30-1849 d 12-13-1939, both buried in Lakeview Cem. He was the son of Jamesand Lucy (Freeman) Chappell of Tuscaloosa Co., Ala.

a.John Harvey Chappell b 1-1-1872 m Cornelia Garner, has:

1.John Stanley Chappell b 1-4-1891 m Rheba Lee (Phoebe Estelle Lee) R.N. has:

JohnRussell Chapell, d young.

PatriciaChappell m Lynn Ray Gustafus.

JarrellLee

2.Vera Chappell b 12-23-1899 m Everett Persons, has Jimmy Persons and JohnThomas.

3.Inez Chappell b 9-13-1900 m Garland Edmiston?. Has dau. Shirley.

4.Varris Chapell b 11-18-1902, died young.

5.Marshall b 3-16-1904 dsp. 200

6.Mittie b 6-6-1906 m Harlan Guynes?, has Jackie, John, Harlan, and Anetta.

7.Jarrell J. b 11-16-1895, m Edna Haddox 12-7-1929; she was b 8-3-1908, dau Janetb 11-17-1936, m Johnny w. Gann who was b May 20, 1935 and have a son Mark Gannb 5-31-1959.

b.Thomas Marshall b 5-27-1874 d 10-1919, m Maggie Boyles.

1.Clyde Daniel m Marie Epperly, have Wanda Faye who m Glenn Evans and have BrendaGayle and Sherry Layne Evans.

b.Thomas Marshall, after death of Maggie m Valera Hamilton, have dau WillieMarshall b 5-20-1920; she m Dee Mills.

c.Colbert Chappell, m Delora Shirley, no children.

d.Rufus Benjamin Chappell b Nov. 10, 1875 m Addie Chappell, have Rufus BrownChappell m Pauline Atkinson and have Sandra Dean Chapell and Dianne B.Chappell.

c.Alfred Jefferson Chappell b Mar. 14, 1878 m Maude Holcombe and have:

1.Cora Frances Chappell m Davis Armistead.

2.Mary Maude m Thomas Bell, and have Maudie Jean and Annella Bell.

3.Alfred Chappell died young.

f.Eliza Hester Chappell b 4-5-1880 m Edgar Lynwood Holcombe b 11-26-1876, have:

1.Elton Lester Holcombe b 3-21-1898

2.Debs b 8-26-1899

3.Rupert Jesse b 7-23-1902

g.Lucy Belle Chappell b 7-16-1882 m Lonnie Eugene Broddy.

h.Jesse M. Chappell b 10-12-1884 d young.

I.James William b 1-5-1887 m Juddy Taylor, he WWI vet., have eight children:

1.James Edward Stanley, m Gwendolyn Phillips and have Bill, Dee, Jim, Charles andJacquelyn.

2.Margie Chappell m T. J. Trahan and have Thadeus, Johathan, Terry and Timothy.

3.Christine m ____ Martin, has Kay Lynn Martin. Christine m 2nd Robert; Galloway,have Robert and Tracy.

4.Taylor Chapell m Ann Young. 201

5.Hester Hope m Gene Galloway, has Sherry and Mark.

6.Alfred m Jerry Justin.

7.Virginia Ann.

8.,Anna Ruth died young.

j.Charles Wheeler Chappell b 4-16-1889 m Bessie Persons d at McAllen, Tex.Children:

1.Weldon m Leta Snow; he a lt. Commander in Navy.

2.John Frank m Gloria

3.Melba Lee m Thomas Wickliff, have Marvin and Charles Thomas.

k.Sarah Missouri b May 26, 1891 in Tex. m John Hershall Blanks on 11-23=1911, heb at Paducah, Ky. 7-10-1889, d 4-1-1952, buried in Lakeview Cem., has:

1.Willie Mae Blanks b 8-31-1912 m Lance Leggett, no children.

2.Johnnie Elwood Blanks b 5-16-1916 d 3-17-1917, buried Lakeview Cem.

3.Cornelia Josephine Blanks b 10-29-1918 m Clifton c. Herschler.

4.Alta Jean Blanks b 8-12-1926 m William B. McQueen, has Sara Catherine, SusanCandice and William Blanks McQueen.

1.Dannie Luticia Chappell b 12-16-1893 m David Everett McMahan, May 20, 1923,has:

1.Laura Frances McMahan m Milton Worth.

2.Donald Raines McMahan

3.Patsy Hester m Leon Watson, has David Leon Elaine Lee and Eddy Dale.

m.Squire Calbert Chappell b 3-26-1897 m Eltyce Walls, has:

1.Callis

2.Malloy

3.Wayland

4.Ralph

5.Randell James

6.Douglas 202

North Port, Ala.

Jan. 7, 1884

Mrs.E. H. Stanley

DearSister

Ihave the sad news to communicate to you of the death of your mother, she diedthe first day of January in the evening, was buried Thursday. I went up andstayed with her several days. Matilda has just come home. Your mother suffereda great deal at times and other times seemed to be at ease, when she diedseemed to go to sleep in the arms of Jesus.

Willtry to write more soon all the connection is well as far I know.

Yours,J. F. Appling

(Mrs.E. H. Stanley is Eliza Hester John’s widow of John Wheeler Stanley, MatildaAppling her sister.)

FATIMAJANE STANLEY

Dau.of Benjamin F. and Nancy (Thomas) Stanley b Sept. 8, 1825, Tuscaloosa Co., Ala.d 2-20-1912, buried in Grandview Cem., Grandview, Tex., m James T. Richards ofTuscaloosa. He was b 10-3-1818 d 8-1-1854. After his death Mrs. Richard removedwith her children to Texas.

Theirchildren:

I.Columbus Richards m Mary Frances Edmonds, has:

a.Lizzie

b.Fannie

c.Lula

d.John

e.Charles

f.William

g.James

II.Louise Jane m C. C. McDuff, has:

a.Ella

b.James

c.Varilla

d.William

e.Eliza

f.Sylvester E.

g.Curry Richards

III.William P. Richards dsp. 203

IV.Willis

]a. Sula

b.Oscar

c.Elbert Richards

(Recordsent by Sylvester E. McDuff, Grandview, Tex.)

JESSEMERCER STANLEY

Sonof Benjamin F. Stanley and Nancy (Thomas) b May 15, 1829, Tuscaloosa, d Dec.26, 1896. He served in the Civil War; was one of the leading merchants inTuscaloosa for many years, later removed to Berry, Ala., where he continued tooperate a general store, m Martha J. Chappell, dau of Miles and PriscillaParker Chappell. Martha b May 29, 1831 in Fayette Co., Ala., d Sept. 20, 1909,both buried in Sterling Church Cemetery also known as Bethlehem in TuscaloosaCo. their children:

I.Miles Francis

II.Benjamin Franklin

IIIAlfred Washington

IV.Brazora

V.Lula J.

VILona Adelaide and John Stanley

I.Miles Francis Stanley b July 30, 1851, Tuscaloosa Co., d July 15, 1935, mTrilla Maryland Davis b Sept. 20, 1855, d Dec. 5, 1932. She was the dau of JohnDavis and wife Marcell )(Lunsford) both buried in Grandview Cemetery,Grandview, Texas. Miles Stanley removed to Itasca, Texas about 1875, latersettled in Midland, where he became a wealthy man. No children of his own, buta foster son, John.

TheMountain Eagle, Dec. 26, 1900:"The Eagle was honored Mon. with a visit from Mr. Miles F. Stanley andbright little son, Johnnie, of Hill Co., Texas. Mr. Stanley was reared in thissection of Ala. and went to Texas in 1875, where he has prospered as a farmer,his plantation now consisting of 1000 acres and his property is listed fortaxes at $10,000 with no adverse claims. He is county commissioner of hisadopted Co. His little son, Johnnie, is a prodigy for one of his age, less than204 six years. He has often contributed to the DallasTexas News."

II.Benjamin Franklin Stanley b 1854 Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., removed to Texas about1885 d Midland, Texas, m Louise

Davis,dau of Willis and Margaret Lunsfoud Davis of Tuscallosa. Their children"

a.Archie Mercer f. Benjamin Marshall

b.Lena Margaret g. Velma Fatima Stanley

c.Priscilla Brazora

d.Alfred Willis

e.Lougenia

a.Archie Mercer b 10-10-1880, Tuscaloosa Co., removed with his parents to Texasabout 1885, m Nina Alma Hamner 6-6-1901, dau of William Reubens Hamner andSarah Catherine Stanley, dau of John Wheeler Stanley and wife Eliza Hester(Johns) and John Wheeler was a son of Benjamin F. Stanley and Nancy (Thomas).

1.Mary Ila Stanley b 8-22-1902 m Clarence C. McCollum. They have Jane AnnMcCollum m Robert Payne and R. Stanley McCollum m Juanita Jones.

2.William Benjamin b 2-19-1904 m Nora Casbees.

3.Sarah Valera b 6-6-1907 m Thomas Kornygay, no ch.

4.Lona Missouri b 7-22-1909 m Jesse J. Watkins, have Jaunita Watkins m FermanDodson, Alma Jane m Hughell Hemmett, Marie Watkins m Alfred Ford and have ason.

5.Sula Fay b 12-3-1911 m Jesse J. Wallace, have David Stanley m Mary DellPennington, James and Bobby Wallace, Brenda Sue.

6.Alfred Marshall b 4-13-1914 m Imogene Johnson, have Barbara Jean. He a WWIIvet.

7.Nina Lee b 11-23-1919 m Virgil Hogue, have Archie Lee, Benny, Patsy Ann mCalvin Mench, James Thomas, Doris Janett, Judy Carrol and Linda Kay Hogue. 205

8.James Rufus Stanley b 3-19-1922 m Rose Mary Drummond, have: James Ronald,Richard Thomas, Patrick and Patricia, the last two twins. He a WWII vet.

9.John Thomas, WWII vet., b 8-1-1924 m Iva Lee Hart, have John Michael and JoySue.

;* Archie Mercer, a farmer near Midland, Tex.

b.Lena Margaret Stanley b 5-3-1882, dau of Benjamin F. and Louisa (Davis) Stanleym Edmond P. Whitson, 11-18-1900, son of Edmond Whitson and Selina Appling, dauof Richard and Jaley W. (Embry) Appling. Their children:

1.Willis Whitson m Agnes ___

2.John Stanley m Macy Yates.

3.Richard Appling m Othel Wilmuth

4.Susie May Whitson m Oland Davis, had Richard Davis WWII Vet.

5.Stanley Benjamin, deceased.

6.Louise m Mell Ramishire

7.Eula Faye m James Furman of Birmingham

8.Jesse Penn Whitson, never married.

c.Priscilla (Prilla) Brazora, dau of Benjamin F. and Louisa Davis Stanley b10-11-1885 m Elmer Voliva, had Allen Voliva WWII vet.

d.Alfred Willis Stanley son of Benjamin and Louisa b 12-30-1887 in Texas m BessieRoberts, had"

1.Alfred Washington, WWII vet.

2.Dorothy Bess m Percy Wallace

FromMidland Newspaper: "Long illness takes Alfred Stanley 72, Longtimeresident. Alfred Willis Stanley, 72, resident of Midland since 1907, d at 11:45p.m. Monday in Midland hospital after a long illness.

"Riteswill be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the First Methodist Church, with Dr.Timothy W. Guthrie, pastor, officiating.

"Masonicinterment services will be held in Fairview Cemetery under direction of theNewnie W Ellis Chapel.

"Survivorsinclude the widow; a dau., Mrs. Percy Wallace of Odessa; a son, A. W. Stanley,Jr., of La Grande, Oregon; two brother, A. M. and Ben Stanley, 206 bothof Midland; four sisters, Mrs. Ed Whitson and Mrs. Eleanor Voliva, both ofMidland and Mrs. Frank Edwards and Mrs. Harold Johnson, both of El Paso, andsix grandchildren.

"A native of Hill County, Stanley moved to Midland in 1907. After attendingMidland High School, he attended Polytechnic College (now Texas WesleyanCollege) in Ft. Worth.

"Hemarried the former Bessie Roberts of this city in 1911.

"Formany years, Stanley operated a gasoline distributorship and later a retailgrocery.

"Hewas a worshipful master of the Midland Masonic Lodge and a former steward ofthe First Methodist Church."

e.Lougenia (Dean) Stanley, dau of Benjamin F. Stanley and Louisa b 11-2-1889 mtwice. First to Thomas Nancy, second to Frank Edwards, no children.

Childrenof the first marriage:

1.Thomas J. Nancy m Jeanette Wilkesoki, he WWII vet.

2.Bernice Nance deceased.

3.Benny Alma Nance m George Yeree.

4.Billie Louise Nance m Alford Dewitt. She a twin to Benny Alma.

5.Lougenia Nance m Ray Franklin Powell.

f.Benjamin Marshal Stanley son of Benjamin F Stanley and Louisa (Davis) Stanley bAug. 4, 1891 m Mary White, he WWI vet. Their children":

1.Duffy Brock Stanley, WWII vet, has Miles Franklin Stanley and others.

2.Jean Stanley m Thomas Brown

g.Velma Fatimo Stanley, dau of Benjamin F. Stanley and Louisa b July 1 1893 m 1stCarrol Holloway ins 1917 and had Carrol Holloway Jr., a WWII vet. Velma m 2ndHarrold Johnson 1925 and had Jimmy Johnson, WWII vet, Carolyn Dean Johnson mJames Leslie Leasure and had James Leslie Leasure Jr. and Susie Lavere. 207

III.Alfred Washington sons of Jesse Mercer and Martha J. (Chappell) Stanley was bin Tuscaloosa Co. m Emma Lang. Their children:

a.Hyder Stanley, died young.

b.Sarah Stanley m _____ Straley, he buried in Chattanooga.

IV.Brazora "Brazzie" Stanley b 2-1-1868 d 2-12-1902, dau of James MercerStanley and Martha J. Chappell who was the dau of Miles Chappell and PriscillaParker (see Chappel lineage) m Elcana "Ellie" Appling b Oct. 25, 1866d Sept. 21, 1933, he the son of Dr. Francis B. Appling and Elvira (Lee). Theirchildren":

a.Loyl

b.Alfred

c.Martha Ruth Appling

a.Loyl Appling m J. D. Boone, has son William Appling Boone.

b.Alfred Stanley m Ethel Lee, had:

1.Mary Ruth Appling m Bernard Burks, no issue.

2.Jo Ann Appling m Henry G. Prickett jr. have 3 daus: Sharon, Lee and Patricia.

c.Martha Ruth Appling m Edgar R. Watts, have:

1.Edgar R. Watts, Jr., m Betty Jane Rush

2.Phillip Appling, m Sally Harolson

3.William David

4.Sharon

5.Laura Watts.

V.Lula J. Stanley, dau of Jesse Mercer Stanley and Martha J. (Chappell) who wasdau of Miles and Priscilla (Parker) Chappell. Lula was b 1865, d 1915, m JohnMonroe Lollar b 1855 d 1949, both buried in Sterling Church Cem., TuscaloosaCo. He a son of Hugh Gaunt Lollar and his wife Nancy Bagnell. theirchildren"

a.Allie Lollar d. Sterling

b.Miles Victor e. Howard

c.Hugh S. f. Jessie Lollar

a.Allie Lollar b Oct. 3, 1883, m Condra J. Davis, son of John Davis and Marcell(Lunceford), have:

1.Willard 4. Theren

2.Vanera 5. Earl

3.Violet 6. Ovella Davis, all are married

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b.Miles Victor Lollar, WWI Vet., m Laura Owneby, has:

1.Joseph Lollar m Julia Young, have 4 children:

2.Douglas, Joe and Mark Lollar

3.Malinda Helen Lollar m J. G. Tomson and have Johnnie, Jeanne and Robin Tomson.

c.Hugh S. Lollar m Rosa Morris, have Stanley and John R. Lollar.

d.Sterling Lollar Maude Farmer, have Judy, Linda, Woodie and Karen Lollar.

e.Howard Lollar

f.Jessie Lollar m J. s. Christian, has:

1.Mildred Christian

2.James Christian.

Vi.Lona Adalaide Stanley dau of Jesse Mercer Stanley and Martha J. Chappell mJesse W. Brown, has:

1.Mayme Brown

2.Louise Brown

a.Mayme Brown m Sidney Wilkenson, has Jean Wilkenson m James Lott, and have sonRicky.

b.Louise Brown m William Clarence Stephens, have:

1.Bettie Stephens m Bobby Agnesia, have Barbara Agnesia.

2.William (Billy) Stephens m Billie _____, has Michael, Larry and Joan Stephens.

MARTHAE STANLEY

Born1833 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., dau of Benjamin F. Stanley and wife Nancy mAugustus A. Appling on 12-17-1846 at home. Mr. Appling b 1828 in Ga. Theyremoved to Texas first settled in Hill Co., later moved to Wilson Co., nearStockdale, Texas, both buried there. Their children

I.John w. V. Charley

IIMary J. VI. Emma

III,Sally Vii. Fatima Appling.

IVGussie

I.John W., b 1848 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., no other record.

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II.Mary J. b 1850 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. No other record.

III.Sally m Thomas Garner

IV.Gussie m Henderson Stroud

V.Charley

VIEmma Appling m 1st ____ Goodman and had 1 son, She m 2nd James Cooper, had 2children.

VII.Fatima Appling m ____ Stroud.

(Thisrecord sent by Mrs. A. M. Stanley, Midland, Texas, and Mrs. A. W. McDuff,Freedom, Okla.)

NANCYF STANLEY

Daughterof Benjamin F. and wife Nancy Stanley was b in Tuscaloosa Co/. Ala. 1834 mDaniel C. Boon on 12-26-1856 at the residence of her parents. Their issue:

1.Sallie Boon m David Reeder, lived in Okalona, Miss., had Velma, Ethel and WadeReeder.

VelmaReader m ____ Johnson.

FromJasper Newspaper: "Miss Sallie Boone of Okalona, Miss. is the guest of herAunt, Mrs. Lutitia Stanley."

TUSCALOOSACO., ALA. ORPHANS COURT RECORD BOOK 10, p. 141:

BenjaminStanley decd Estate Probate Ct. Regular Term.

L.T. Stanley admr. April 12, 1869

Thisday having been set to hear and determine all matters as to the accountsheretofore filed by L. T. Stanley as the administrator of said Estate for finalsettlement of his said administration now comes to said Stanley and moves thecourt that his said accounts may be passed and allowed as the same has been byhim filed, as aforesaid and it appearing that due notice of the nature of, andof the time set to make such settlement has been given in respects according tolaw, and strictly in pursuance of the order of court in said 210estate made and entered on the 16th day of Feb. 1869 and Moses McGuire who washeretofore fully appointed by the court to act as Guardian as Litem torepresent and protect the interest of Nancy Stanley, Benjamin Stanley, WillisStanley, Nathaniel Stanley Susan Stanley under 21 yrs. of age all children ofD. M. Stanley decd. one of the heirs and distributors of said estate, the onlyminors concerned in this proceeding, and settlement now appearing and in opencourt consents to act, and proceeding to contest said settlement, to open courtproceeds to hear the matters pertaining to said accounts and to consider theevidence submitted relating thereto whereupon, it is shown by sufficient proof,that said administrator has received of the assets of said estate, the sum offive hundred and fifty two dollars and seventy one cents and that he has justlyexpended in and about the costs and charges necessary and indcident to saidadministration and in the payment of the just debts of said descendant the sumof one hundred and eighty dollars and fifty seven cents leaving a balance ofthree hundred. and sixty four dollars, fourteen cents subj. to the widows Dowerinterest and for distribution among those entitled and said accounts appearingto be full and correct; it is considered by the court that said accounts be andthe same are hereby in all things allowed and passed as above stated and itappearing to the court that the lands of said estate sold for the sum of threehundred and thirty dollars and it further appearing that Nancy Stanley widow ofdecd. claims her dower right in said money. It is therefore ordered adjudgedand decreed that the said Nancy Stanley widow receive from the said admr. thesum of fifty dollars being one sixth of said sum of three hundred thirtydollars in full discharge of said dower interest and it further appearing thatsaid decd. left him surviving his widow, Nancy Stanley and nine children viz.:Rebecca Whitson, wife of Thos. J. Whitson, Martha E. Appling wife of A. A.Appling, L. A. Stanley, Jesse M. Stanley, Nancy Boon, wife of D. C. Boon, O. T.Stanley, William L. Stanley, Joshua 211M. Stanley, Fatima Richards, D. M.Stanley now decd. leaving children viz.: Joshua Stanley over 21 yrs of age,Jane White wife of ____ White, Mary Stanley, Benj. Stanley, Willis Stanley,Nathaniel Stanley, and Susan Stanley minor children of D. M. Stanley and all ofwhom are entitled to share in said estate. it is therefore ordered adjudgeddecreed that said Nancy, Rebecca, Martha E., E.H. Stanley, Jesse M. Stanley,Nancy Boon, L. T. Stanley, Wm. L. Stanley, Joshua MN. Stanley, Fatima Richards,and the aforesaid heirs of D. M. Stanley, decd. do each have and receive fromthe said L. T. Stanley admr. the said sums of Thirty dollars and ninety one andone third cents for which execution may issue as follows viz.: in favor of saidNancy for her share in favor of Martha E. wife of A. A. Appling for her sharein favor of E. H. Stanley for his share 0 (this is an error should have beenfor her share - E./ H. was the wife of John Wheeler Stanley) in favor of JesseM. Stanley for his share in favor of Nancy Boon wife of D. C. Boon for hershare in favor of L. Stanley for his share in favor of W. L. Stanley for hisshare in favor of Joshua M Stanley for his share in favor of Fatima Richardsfor her share in favor of the Guardian of the heirs of D. M. Stanley decd.Viz.: D. M. Stanley one over 21 years of age, Jane white wife of ____ White,Nancy, Benj. Wm. Nathaniel, Susan, Minors. It is further ordered that allaccounts, vouchers, evidences and statements on file relating to this and anyfurther settlement and all other papers writings on file respecting said settlementbe recorded.

WilliamMiller, Judge

Inthis record you will see Martha E. Appling for her share in favor of E. H.Stanley for his share. This item seemed wrong knowing Benjamin Stanley did nothave a son E. H., until Mrs. A. W. McDuff, the dau of Lewis T. Stanley wrotethat share belonged to John Wheeler Stanley deceased and E. H. was Eliza H.,his widow.

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DEEDFROM JOSHUA THOMAS’ HEIRS TO BENJAMIN STANLEY

TuscaloosaCo., Ala., Deed Book 1, p. 40:

Knowall men be these presents that where as Joshua Thomas deceased d seized andpossessed of the South west half of the South west quarter of section 27Township seventeen of Range ten west and the east half of the northeast quarterof section thirty three in the same township Range in the district of Tuskaloosaand state of Ala. Now know ye that I Rebecca Thomas widow of the Said JoshuaThomas decd. and we Ila Thomas, John L. Thomas, William Hopper and ElizabethHopper (late Eliz Thomas) John Withington and Patsy Withington (late PatsyThomas) David Stanley and Fatima Stanley (late Fatima Thomas) legal heirs anddistributors of said Joshua Thomas decd., for and in consideration of the sumof two hundred and fifty dollars to us in hand paid at and before the sealingand delivery of these presents by Benj. Stanley, the receipt whereof is herebyacknowledged have bargained, sold and quit claimed and by these presents dobargain sell and quit claim unto the said Benjamin Stanley and to his heirs andassigns forever all our each our right title interest estate claim and demandboth at law and in equity and as well in possessions as in expectancy of in andto the above described tract or parcel of land and premises and also all dowerright and title of Dower in or to the above described tract or parcel of land andpremises to the said Benjamin Stanley his heirs etc.

Intestimony whereof we the said Rebecca, Ila, John L. Wm., Elizabeth, John,Patsy, David and Fatima have hereunto set our hands and seals the 16th day ofAug. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty four.

RebeccaThomas (seal) John Withington (seal)

IlaThomas (seal) Patsy Withington (seal)

JohnL. Thomas (seal) David Stanley

WilliamHopper (seal) Fatima Stanley (seal)

ElizabethHopper (seal)

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DEEDFROM JOSHUA THOMAS’ HEIRS TO BENJAMIN STANLEY

Tuscaloosaco., Ala., Deed Bk. L. P. 40, Aug. 16, 1834.

ByRebecca Thomas wife of Joshua Thomas, Ila Thomas, John L. Thomas ElizabethHopper, Wm. Hopper, Patsy and John Withington. (note Withington is nowWorthing;ton) Fatima Stanley, David Stanley.

DeedL., p. 128 a deed from Jeremiah Thomas and John Withington for their int. inland owned by Joshua Thomas decd. The west half of the s.w. quarter sec. 27,township 17, Range 10 west also the east half of the n.e. quarter of sec. 33,township 17.

Taxassessors’ map shows this land about one mile s of Sterling, 2 miles s. ofFayette Co. line and five miles e. of New Lexington. Land now, Aug. 195, ownedby Mrs. Nina Search Tuscaloosa, Ala.

BenjaminStanley his wife Nancy and their youngest child are buried on their homeplacehere.

TheState of Alabama, Walker Co. in the name of God Amen. Will

IWilliam L. Stanley of the co. and state aforesaid being over the age of twentyyrs. of feeble health and knowing the uncertainty of the life and the certaintyof Death being of sound mind and disposing memory and desirous of providing forthe future welfare and support of my family, do make public and declare this mylast will and testament.

Firstit is my will that my body be buried in a decent and respectable manner andaccording to my standing and former life, and my soul to God who gave it inperfect peace.

Second,.It is my will that my estate be managed and the affairs thereof conducted witheconomy and promptness so that there will be as little waste or loss aspossible and that this my will and desire be carried out, I direct as follows,to wit:

Thatan inventory of all my private property both 214 real and personalbe taken and a proper appraisement made of the same, and of the assets of mymercantile business. I direct that a proper full and complete inventory betaken of all the notes, accounts, goods, merchandise, furniture andappurtenances thereunto belonging, and that my mercantile business be conductedand continued by my partner Geo. H. Guttery and I further direct that when thepresent stock of goods become a remnant, and such a remnant as will not justifythe attention of a salesman or the continuance thereof that my said partner,the said G. H. Guttery be and he is hereby authorized and directed to apply toand obtain an order of the Probate Ct. for the appointment of two disinterestedand experienced merchants who shall under oath make an invoice of all thegoods, wares, furniture, and appurtenances belonging to said mercantile bus.;setting a proper valuation thereon and report the same in writing to Pro. St.where upon my executors and my executrix hereinafter to be appointed by meshall be authorized to sell the same and upon such terms as may be for the bestinterest of my estate, at private sale, and the payment if not in cash to besecured as the law directs, in such case, and the sale be reported to and madea record in the Probate Court.

AndI further direct that all bad and doubtful notes and accounts be compromised inthe best possible manner without enduring the usual expense of advertising thesame and on the final payment and collection of the debts due the same, that afinal statement thereof be made to the Probate Court, and the balance of moneydue my said estate from said mercantile business be paid to my wife LutitiaStanley, but should it be desired by my said wife and partner G. H. Guttery,and they think it advisable they may at any time (after my debts are paid)decide the notes and accounts uncollected in such manner as they see proper andthis close said mercantile business.

Third,it is my will, that should any of my private property, be required to be soldfor the payment of 215 my debts, that such shall be selected and sold as willbe of the least value to my family, and I advise care and prudence in theselection of such property for sale and I further advise that my debts be paidas fast as the money can be had, so that the interest may consume as little aspossible of the assets of my said estate.

Fourth,it is my will and I so direct that the premium on the insurance policy of mywife Lutitia Stanley’s life be paid out of and with the assets of my saidestate without being made a separate charge against her.

Fifth,It is my will, that when all my debts are paid and the affairs of my estate iswound up, that all the property real and personal, money rights and credits beturned over in the hands of my wife Lutitia Stanley and that she be authorizedto use the same for the support and education of my minor children as well asher own support during her natural life or widowhood.

Sixth,it is my will that at the death or remarriage of said wife, all my propertymoney rights and credits be divided among my children if the same can beconveniently done, if not then sold and a division made according to theirseveral rights, should my said wife remarry, then she shall be entitled toshare with my children according to her rights, the intention of this clause inmy will is that justice may be done, all. Let the members of my family withoutthe usual expenses and trouble attending such cases.

Seventh,it is my will that my beloved wife, Lutitia and my in-law George H. Gutteryexecute this my last will and testament and I do hereby nominate and appointthem as the executrix and executor of this my last will and testament. Intestimony whereof, I so hereby set my hand and seal, and declare and publishthis to be my last will and testament hereby revoking and or any otherinstruments purporting to be my last will and testament on this the 14th day ofJune A.D. 1883. W. L. Stanley

theundersigned, certify that at the request of Wm. 216 L. Stanley, whosigned his name to the foregoing will we do hereby subscribe our names aswitnesses thereto in his presence on the 14th day of June A.D. 1883.

D.J. Files J. B. Hughes

Stateof Ala., Walker County

I,F. A. Gamble Judge of the court of Probate in and for the said co. and state dohereby certify that the within instrument of writing has this day in said courtand before me as the Judge thereof been duly proven by the proper proof thereofit is the genuine last will and testament of W. L. Stanley, and that said willtogether with said proof thereof have been recorded in my office in Bks. ofwills Vol. A. pgs. 20-31.

Inwitness whereof I have hereto set my hand this 20th day of July 1883. F. A.Gamble Judge of Probate.

Stateof Alabama, Walker county, Probate Court.

Inthe matter of the probate of the last will and testament of W. L. Stanley decd.before me. F. A. Gamble, Judge of said Probate court, personally appeared J. B.Hughes, D. J. Files and A. M. Stovall who having been by me respectfully swornand examined depose and say that each of them is a subscribing witness to theinstrument of writing now shown to them and which purports to be the last willand testament of William L. Stanley decd. late an inhabitant of this countythat said
William Stanley, since deceased, signed and executed said instrument on the daythe same bears date as subscribing witnesses to the same in the presence of saidtestator that said testator was of sound mind and disposing memory; and in theopinion of deponents fully capable of making his will at the time the same wasmade as aforesaid that said testator was on the day of the date and making ofsaid after full age of twenty one years and upwards.

D.J. Files a. M. Stoval

J.B. Hughes

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Theforegoing deposition was subscribed and sworn to me before on the 20th day ofJuly 1883.

F.A. Gamble

Judgeof Probate.

Filedfor record July 20th, 1883 and recorded in Vol. A. Record of Wills, p. 32, July23, 1883.

F.A. Gamble

Judgeof Probate

TheState of Ala., Walker Co., W. L. Stanley Estate of Probate of Will in theMatter of the Probate of his will, July the 5th, 1882.

Thisday came G. H. Guttery and filed his petition in writing and under oath,therewith proceeding and filing in this court an instrument of writingpurporting to be the last will and testament of Wm. L. Stanley, and praying forsuch orders, decrees, and proceedings as may be proper and requisite, for thedue probate and record of said will in this court; which said will appears tobe attested by A. M. Stovall, J. B. Hughes and J. D. Files of this county, andwho are alleged to have signed the same as subscribing witnesses thereunto; andit appearing to the court, from said petition that said petitioner is one ofthe next of kin of said deceased; the Lutitia Stanley, who resides in this co.is the widow of said deceased; that said decedent left his children andgrandchildren as follows to wit: Alice wife of g. H. Guttery, Etta Stanley, aminor over 14 yrs of age and reside with their mother in this county and BerdieG. and James s. Freeman, children of decedent’s dau., Fatima F. Freeman,deceased, who are minors under the age of 14 years, W. D. Rosamond who residein this county as their guardian.

JOSHUADAVID STANLEY

Wasborn June 16, 1793 in S.C., d 1881-82 in Texas, buried in the Morrow Cemeteryabout twelve miles S.E. of Cleborne, Texas. he married twice, 1st to Delilah 218 Johnsin Tenn. She d. June 6, 1823, in Tenn. Issue:

I.Eliza Ann Stanley d age 8 yrs.

II.Sarah Emmaline m Joseph White and removed to Ark. No further record.

IIIMartha Clementine Stanley b in Tenn. (See Joshua Martin Stanley)

IV.Felix Roberts Stanley b June 2, 1823s in Tenn., being only 4 days old when hismother died. he was reared by foster parents, friends of his parents, Mr. andMrs. Francis Martin Arnold in Tenn. It is said he went to Ark. No furtherrecord.

JoshuaDavid Stanley m 2nd Fatima Thomas on 2-19-1827 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., dau ofJoshua and Rebecca (Wheeler) Thomas of s. She b 1806 in S.C. and had thefollowing children (1850 census of Tuscaloosa Co.):

I.George Stanley b 1828 in Ala.

II.Benjamin b 1829 in Ala.

IIIThomas b 1831 in Ala.

IV.Delila b 1833 in Ala.

V.David Horton b 1835 in Ala.

VI.Elvira b 1838 in Ala.

VII.William b 1843 in Ala.

VIII.Angeline b 1845 in Ala.

IX.Samuel b 1848 in Ala.

I.George Washington Stanley, son of Joshua David and Fatima (Thomas) Stanley wasb Dec. 2, 1827 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., d Mar. 19, 1888, bur. Rockwell Cem.near Itasca, Tex., m 1st S.C. Jetton, b 1829 in N.C., d soon after the birth oftheir 3rd child. She was dau. of Ephram Jetton b 1794 in N.C. and wife Rachaelb 1792 in N.C. Issue of this marriage:

a.E. Felix b Jan. 1, 1854 d Jan. 13, 1879

b.Lucius Fellmore (see later)

c.Rachel Fatima Stanley b Oct. 6, 1862

GeorgeWashington Stanley m 2nd Emily Deavers, had:

d.David C. b Dec. 28, 1868

e.John w. b Sept. 22, 1873

f.Molly E. b June 14, 1876, d 1951. 219

b.Lucius Fillmore Stanley, son of George Washington and Isabella (Jetton) Stanleywas b near Jasper, Ala. on June 14, 1858. From a newspaper clipping:

"Funeralrites for Judge L. F. Stanley April 1, 1936, who died at his home in this cityat an early hour last Thursday morning were held from the First PresbyterianChurch at 2:30 o’clock Friday afternoon conducted by the pastor, Rev. N. J.Sayler, Rev. Allen of Files Valley Presbyterian Church was prevented fromparticipating in the services by illness. Brown Rees and Co., funeral directorsof this city were in charge of arrangements and interment was in the ItascaCem. Active pallbearers were the deacons of the church viz.; Frank Davis, Wm.Greer, Homer Weatherred, Earl Farrow, Robert A. Stingily and Green Nuckols.

"Honorarypallbearers included the elders of the church, viz.: Frank Martin, Pat. E.Hooks, C. C. Pruitt, Sidney J. Files, T. J. Stamps, E. F Thompson, E.D. Welch,W.F. Clack, and the following: H. E. Chiles, Senator Wm. Martin, John Clark,John Clark, Jim Walker, all of Hillsboro; ;M. L. Brockette, James E Patton,Newt Walker, R. L. Taylor, D.O. Knick, Dr. James A. Spur, Dr. Clark, C.Campbell, H. R. Vernon, R. C. Jones and John A. Martin.

"LuciusF. Stanley was a native of the state of Ala., having been born in Jasper, ofthat state June 14, 1858, fifty four years ago, when a young man he came toTexas and settled near Grandview. Two years later he moved to Itasca where hecontinued to reside up to the time of his death. In 1889 he was married to MissIda Pruitt who as his wife and life companion passed away in this city eightyears ago.

"Heis survived by the following children: Felix W., Waco, Texas, Mrs. Tennie BelleBobbitt, San Antonio, and J. G. Stanley of Itasca, also the following halfbrothers and sisters: J.W. and D.C. Stanley of Duncan, Okla. and Mrs. JoeGraham of Alpine, Texas.

"JudgeStanley has been closely identified with the social and civic life of Itascafrom the founding of the town more than fifty years ago, up to a year or twoago, when under the infirmities of advancing age, he 220 retiredfrom official duties and spent most of his time at home. He was appointedJustice of the Peace of Precinct number two in July 1900 and with the exceptionof a year or two, when he voluntarily withdrew, he served continuously untilhis resignation in Nov. 1933.

"Duringhis long term of service he established a reputation for fairness and handledjustice to all parties concerned in his court, and his council and advice wassought on many matters. As an official, he probably performed more marriagesthan any other man in the county, only a few weeks before his retirement, heperformed a marriage ceremony in which both bride and groom were children ofmarriages he had performed earlier in his career.

"Another matter a bit unique in the history of his service was a decision herendered some years ago when the truck and auto began to supplant the buggy andwagon in general use and both defined in the statues as vehicles and as suchwere not subject to execution. The question came up in his court as to whetheran auto was a vehicle in the meaning of the statute. His decision was that anautomobile was a vehicle in the sense of the statute that if enjoyed theexemption provided in the law. His decision was appealed, but in the meantime asimilar case came up in the Ft. Worth district court in which the districtJudge reached a different conclusion from that rendered by Judge Stanley. Thatcase however was appealed to the Supreme Court and the decision reversed, affirmingJudge Stanley’s original decision."

theyhad issue:

1.Jasper George Stanley

2.Felix Stanley, d May 1956

3.Lucius Ramond Stanley d 1946

4.Lucile Stanley d 1946

5.Tennie Belle Stanley m Hearne S. Bobbitt, has Ida Irene Bobbitt, b 1937 mDehoney.

II.Benjamin L. Stanley b April 17, 1829, Tuscaloosa, d Apr. 14, 1917, Fayette Co.,Ala., m Charlotte Lee. 221 Their children:

a.Fannie Stanley m Ike Appling.

b.Arlauthus m Ada Hassell Jan. 7, 1883.

c.Walter moved to Texas (?)

d.Julia "Jaley" m Z. T. Graham 1-8-1884

e.Alvertis

f.Joseph Thomas b 1866 d 11, 1929, m Mary Alice Harkins b 1869 d Jan. 1943. Theirchildren:

1.W. Thomas b 7-25-1888

2.Vern B. b 7-7-1891

3.Lula Essie b 70701891

4.W. Dean b 3-10-1893

5.C. Bruce 3-2-1895 d infancy.

6.J. Walter b Oct. 9, 1896

7.Brad O. b Aug. 2, 1899

8.Eva b June 22, 1901

9.Varilla b May 19, 1903

10.Mary Alice b 3-30-1905

11.Sam Jones b 10-18-1906

12.Howard b 10-18-1907

13.Nola b Sept. 8, 1910

14.Larkind b 1-1-1913 m Grace Carnell, no children.

(Sentby Mrs. Larkin Stanley, Williamsburg, Va.)

III.Thomas b 1831 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., m Miranda Hyche. their children:

a.Fatima m John T. Morris, Oct. 3, 1878, had:

1.Lou Morris dsp.

2.John Morris m _____, no children

3.Harry m Estelle Holley

4.Stella m ____ Stone

b.Susan Cornelia m Alonzo Lindsy Carmichael, has:

1.Queen Esther Carmichael, died young.

2.Victor Hugo, judge of count court, m Mary Faison, dau of I. R. Faison andgranddau of Dr. John Faison, has:

MaryFaison, Charlotte, Victoria m Dan. P. Knake.

3.Thomas Lafayette m Cora Lee Thompson, has:

WilmaOzell m John T. Cole and has: Johnnie Cole m William Wilkie; Bobby Wilkie mLinda Ware; Jimmy Wilkie m Elsie Wakefield; Paul Ray; Carolyn Marie; JimmyWayne; 222

MaryettaCarmichael, died young; Thomas H. m Esther Atkins, has Gary, Jackie, TeddyLaVaughn and John.

4.Etta Beatrice Carmichael m Robert Utley, has Howard Newsome Utley who m ThelmaHix of Jasper, has dau Billie Ann who m John Barnes.

c.George Stanley (son of Thomas Stanley and Miranda Hyche).

d."Son" Stanley m Sallye has Thomas and Hazel.

e.Missie dsp.

f.Dora Stanley m Fayette Alexander

(Recordby Mrs. Thomas Carmichael of Clinton, Ala.)

IV.Delila E., b 1120-1833 Tuscaloosa Co., d 1-25-1885 m E. R. Deason.

a.Fatima E. Deason b 11-26-1868 d 7-3-1887. Bur. with mother in Morrow Cem.,Cleberne, Tex.

V.David Herton b 1835 Tuscaloosa Co., served in Co. F. 38th Ala. Inf. C.S.A. mJane, dau of Robert Berry and Sarah (Chappell) b Apr. 15, 1815 in Bedford Co.,Tenn., she dau of Miles Chappell b June 5, 1790, Amelia Co., Va. & wifePriscilla (Parker) b in N.C. Children:

a.Sarah Evelyn Stanley m Rufus Seay, moved to Tex.

b.Lula Fatima Stanley m C. M. Hankins, no further record.

VI.Elvira Ann b 4-7-1839 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., d Dec. 21, 1910, bur. in OakHill Cem., Jasper. m 1st Felix Deason, 2nd _____Prince and 3rd W. R. Winders,no children.

VII.William Henry Harrison Stanley b 8-24-1842 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. d 3-31-1927in Tex., son of Joshua David and Fatima Stanley, m Nancy Elizabeth Kirkland on1-7-1886, dau of Samuel Eleazer Kirkland b 3-1-1832 d 8-1-1907 and wife Oma bNov. 29, 1833 d Dec. 3, 1906, dau of Thomas Wilkins, both bur. Rio Vista Cem.near Cleburne, Tex. Their children:

a.Earl d. Myrtle Oma

b.Ervin e. Fred Carlton Stanley

c.Vernon

a.Earl Stanley b 12-1-1886 m Louella Bolin (Franks), 223 Theirchildren:

1.Chester Bolin Stanley, attorney, WWII vet., m Yvonne Bishop, has: Karen b9-5-1952; Janet b 6-24-1954; Shelia b 9-10-1959.

2.Clyde Page, m Marie Wilson, has: Diane b 10-2-1944; Neal b 6-1-1948; Jo Ann b9-14-1954.

3.Ruth Stanley m Thomas Styron, has Jeanne b 6-6-1047 and Rita b 4-21-1949.

b.Ervin Stanley b 11-26-1888 m Nellie Lee Brawner Aug. 1, 1914, b 2-8-1891, haschildren:

1.Jesse Willard b 5-31-1915 m Terressa White on 3-16-1939, b Aug. 15, 1921 has:

Jannealleb 1-5-1940 m William Howe b 7-5-1934, have son Bill b Sept. 17, 1956.

LindaStanley b June 19, 1941 m Eddie Murphree b 12-38-1937.

EddieRose Murphree b 11-26-1957

KathieLynn b Sept. 22, 1958

DavidGlenn b 12-22-1959

JudyStanley b 1-27-1943

VirginiaKay Stanley b 7-18-1946

2.Artie :Louise b 12-16-1016 , Arthur Earl Simmons 11-30-1940. b 10-20-1901,have:

PollyGene b 3-23-1942; Wm. David b 10-23-1946 d 10-25-1946; Susan Celeste b Sept.14, 1948.

3.Nella Jack Stanley b 11-12-1918 m Otis Lee Rollins 1-28-1939, b 6-1-1919, has:Jo Anne b 11-3-1939; Mary b 6-19-1941; Gary David b 1-16-1946 d 1027-1946;

NellaStanley m 2nd Virgil Raymond Zackery July 5, 1952 who was b 12-21-1925.

4.Andy Stanley b 2-26-1922, WWII vet., m 12-28-1943 Elvira Bare, b 12-30-1924,have: Twila b 7-1-1949; Annette b 7-7-1949 d 1-1-1953; Marilyn b 10-5-1954.

c.Vernon Stanley b Aug. 2, 1892, WWI vet., m Hattie Putman, both d June 10, 1959.children:

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1.Vernon Stanley decd.

2.Virgil b May 21, 1920, WWII vet., m Faye Venerable b Jan. 4, 1921, have MichaelGary.

3.Bobbie Shirlie b 10-17-1932, m Eva Wroe, b Oct. 29, 1937, has Patricia Louise bJune 11, 1957.

d.Myrtle Oma Stanley b Sept. 4, 1895, m Guy K. Horton, has:

1.Guyrene Horton b Sept. 29, 1916 m J. Floyd Carter II, WWII, has J. Floyd CarterIII, b 1-7-1946, Virginia Kyle b 11-19-1952.

2.Dorothy Myrtle b 11-25-1919 m J. F. Martin, has:

DannyKarol b 11-7-1940; John Frank b Sept. 14, 1950.

3.Bettie Evelyn b April 12, 1928 m Bob Park, has Bobby Guy b 11-2-1951; Vicki bAug. 4, 1955; Betty Ann b 12-17-1957; Pattie b 11-26-1959.

e.Fred Carlton Stanley b 11-30-1902, a civil engineer, m 11-26-1929 Beulah MaeHollis, b 7-24-1905 dau of John

Wm.Hollis b 3-12-1883 and wife Addie Pearl b Dec. 7, 1885 d Nov. 15, 1926, gr. dauof Wm. Thomas Hollis and Missouri Ann Nealy Hollis b 12-6-1844 who was dau ofWm. and Mittie Parsley. their children:

1.Fred Carlton Stanley Jr. b 10-9-1930, d accidentally Feb. 1, 1959, m 3-25-1951
Betty Jean Davis, has: David Carlton b 7-21-1952; Kimberly Diane b 1-6-1955.

2.Jan Philip b 1-4-1937 m Nancy Kathleen Crawford on 6-2-1956, has Linda Carol b12-30-1958.

VIII.Mary Angeline Stanley b Sept. 6, 1846 d Mar. 26, 1926, m Abner Files b7-12-1842 d June 6, 1904, both bur. in Samaria Church Cem. near Jasper.

IX.Samuel Thompson Stanley. b 1848, dsp.

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THEWHITSON FAMILY

WilliamWhitson m Ann McBride, children:

I.Thomas

II.William

III.James

I.Thomas Whitson b 1780 in Tenn. d 9-6-1870 Fayette Co., Ala. He volunteered atColumbia, Tenn. for service in War of 1812, m May 15, 1804 Elizabeth Gudgee whod 1871. Their children:

a.Narcissa Jane b 1804

b.Martha Whitson b 1809

c.James Whitson m Martha Elizabeth Freeman, had James and Elizabeth Whitson.

II.William Whitson m ____, had son John.

III.James Whitson, son of Wm. Whitson and Ann McBride b 1787 N.C. d 3-29-1841Tuscaloosa Co. He came with his brother Thomas and settled on the Warrior Riverin Greene Co., Ala., at a boat landing called Era. He m Elizabeth Tony ofTenn., b 1797 in S.C., have 3 children born in Greene Co.: William, Samuel andThomas. Because of Indians they moved to Tuscaloosa Co., on North River. (Takenfrom notes left by James Whitson’s granddau. Josephine Whitson Day.) The issueof this marriage listed in the notes are:

a.William Tony Whitson m Mary Gains (see later).

b.Samuel Whitson m Catherine Chappel (see later).

c.Ann McDowell Whitson m Edmond Gaines (see later)

d.Sara V. m Edmond Gaines (see later)

e.Narcissa b 1830 m Wm. Slaughter.

f.Rebecca b 1832 m Bob Bennett.

g.Elizabeth m James McDuff.

h.Jason b 1840 d in Confederate War.

I.Thomas Jefferson m Rebecca Ann Stanley (see earlier). Elizabeth Tony Whitson, awidow in 1850 was living in Tuscaloosa Co., estate value $8000.00 with childrenSarah V. Narcissis, Rebecca and Jason age 10.

a.William Tony Whitson, son of James and Elizabeth Whitson was b 11-1-1814 inGreene Co., Ala. d 3-18-1872 m Mary Gaines b 5-18-1818 Greene Co., d 1-12-1905,she dau of Henry Pendleton and Nancy Gaines, both bur. in 226 theWhitson Cemetery.

1.Henry Pendleton Whitson b 1836, killed in CSA member of Co. K. 50th Ala. Inf.

2.James Strother Whitson b 11-23-1839 d 3-5-1911, buried in Whiton Cemetery.

3.Martha Ann Deliese Whitson b 1841 m Miles Berry son of Robert Berry & SarahChappell, the dau of Miles and Priscilla Parker Chappell, Sarah Chappell b4-15-1815 in Bedford, Tenn. (see Chappell).

4.Elizabeth Azaline Whitson b 1843 m Thomas Willingham.

5.John Carson Tony Whitson b 1845.

6.Nancy Whitson b 1847 dsp

7.Edmond Thomas Whitson b 1857 m Salina S. Appling dau of Richard Appling andJaley W. Embry.

EdmondWhitson Jr. m Lona Margaret Stanley dau of Benjamin Franklin Stanley and Louise(Davis)

8.Josephine "Joe" Whitson b 3-1-1858 (see later).

9.William Harvey Whitson b 8-10-1860 d 9-19-1836 m 11-26-1890 Lela ArabellaCowden b 1-29-1869 d 4-8-1936, have 6 children:

-AnnieBelle Whitson b 1-16-1892 m 2-22-1907 Jacob Archie Herring, have Jane ArabellaHerring b 12-9-1907 m 9-8-1931 Wm. Howard Darden Tuscaloosa, Ala., have HowardDarden Jr. b 4-25-1937; Leatha Ann Darden b 12-12-1938. Annie Belle m 2ndCharles H. McCann, attorney on 7-13-1953.

-WilliamSylvester Whitson b 7-23-1894, m 3-10-1931 Bridget Forst, have Barbara Jane b7-21-1932 who m Wesley Herbert Barger Jr.

-JoeWheeler Whitson b 9-19-1898 m 2-2-1924 Gaye Harlow dau Mary Evelyn Whitson mCharles Sanford and have Charles, Lynn and Cheryl of Pensacola, Fla.

-EdwardRufus Whitson b 12-28-1900 m Agnes Hames of Atlanta, Ga., have FlorenceElizabeth b 6-24-1938.

-HarveyDaniel Whitson b 11-15-1910 m Edith Stringer Columbus, Miss.; have Dana b4-16-1943, Northport, Ala.

8.Josephine Whitson b 3-1-1858 d 11-5-1940 m Oct. 1875 William Byrd Day Jr., b2-6-1855 d 3-6-1901, has:

-EzekielDodson Day b 9-9-1876 Walker Co., Ala. d in Little Rock, Ark. 2-8-19607-22-1901 Etta Phillips b 12-25-1881 Jefferson Co., Ala., has 227

CarlDay b 2-17-1902 Birmingham, d 9, 1928, Little Rock, m -24-1925 Lucille Simpsonat Morilton, Ark., b 1-21-1906, has Dorothy Louise Day b 8-3-1926 Little Rock mThomas Irvine Parry, 1-6-1950, Primgar, Iowa have Thomas Irvine Parry Jr., b6-4-1951 Denver Colo.; Mark Lee Parry b 4-26-1953 Denver; Karen Louise Parry b9-18-1954, Monroe, La.

RobertLeon Day b 11-27-1904 Birmingham, Ala. m 3-22-1941, West Memphis, Ark. FrancesElizabeth Hinson b 3-6-1917, Kenton, Tenn., has: Betty Lynn Day b 10-22-1941Little Rock, Ark., Dana Louise Day b 2-15-1944, Eldorado, Ark.

SadieBelle Day b 9-3-1906 Birmingham, Ala. m 705-1934 at Little Rock, Ark. OwenKenneth Daly.

GertieMae Day b 10-8-1908 Birmingham, Ala., m Walter Gustavas Beroset, Jr. 10-27-1931Little Rock, Ark.

WilliamHarvey Day b 9-17-1878 Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. d 1-29-1927, bur. Oakman, Ala., mLela Worthington, has Andrew Day and Agnes m Albert Brown Legg, son of A. B.Legg and Lizzie (Lipsey) and have Albert Day, Joseph Andrew and Carolese Legg.

CarolineByrd Day b 4-7-1887 Oakman, Ala. m Wm. W. Roberts and have Earl d infancy,Josephine Day Roberts b 2-11-1906 m 6-2-1934 Gustav Henry Felgner and have PaulHeinrick b 2-6-1937 & Charles

SamuelDixon Day b 11-28-1882 Johnson Co., Tex. m Minnie Long of Tex., has Opal Day.

GertrudeDay b 1-20-1892 Oakman, Ala. m 3-16-1911 Alfred E. Lundstrom b 802601876 inStockholm, Sweden. Gertrude Lundstrom b 1-30-1912 m Lt. Jesse Frances YeatesJr. 6-9-1942 b 8-19-1910, has Jesse Frances Yeates III, Mary Margaret Yeates,(Markers in Whitson Cemetery:)

"InMemory of James Whitson, a native of N.C. b 1787 d 3-29-1841." "W. T.Whitson b 11-1-1814 d 3-10-1872." "Mrs. Mary Whitson b 5-18-1818, d1-12-1905" "Henry P. Whitson Co. K. 50th Ala. Inf. CSA" - thistomb bears a confederate emblem, but has no date of birth or death. "Jas.S. Whitson b 11-23-1839 d 3-5-1911, Gone but not forgotten" (date by Mrs.O. Kenneth Day, Cambridge, Mass)

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SamuelWhitson son of James Whitson and Elizabeth (Tony) b in Greene Co., Ala., mCatherine Chappell b 5-27-1826 in Fayette Co., Ala., dau of Miles Chappell andPriscilla Parker Chappell. their children:

I.Miles IV. Ann

II.James V. Elizabeth

III.Sallye VI. Lutitia

ElizabethWhitson b 5-31-1842 d 11-11-1942 m Jasper Amerson b 6-30-1841, has HardinAmerson, Jennie Amerson dsp, Samuel, Thomas, and Martha Amerson, b 1879 mPeyton T. Kimbrell, has Carmen Ercell Kimbrell m Hall Cornelius and has MilesParker Cornelius m Bobbie Jo Womack and have dau Pamela Jo. Margaret GenelleKimbrell m Hugh Cummings. Daniel Kimbrell m Evelyn Odom, Ruth Kimbrell, AnnelouKimbrell.

AnnWhitson m James Moore; Miles Whitson m Berry? Lutitia Whitson m w. J. Randolph10-10-1872, Fayette Co., Randolph spelled wrong in the estate record,.

ThomasJefferson Whitson, son of James and Elizabeth Whitson b 1-16-1824 in Green Co.,Ala., d 1900. He was the third child, moved with his parents to Tuscaloosa Co.about 1830 m Rebecca Ann Stanley 10-12-1843; she b 10-12-1823, d 10-2-1912, thedau of Benjamin F. Stanley & wife Nancy of Tuscaloosa Co. Lived at LeladLane on a large farm operated a general store, sons living on adjoining farms.Children:

I.Jesse Pinckney VI. Narcissa

II.Sarah Ann VII. James M

III.William Tony VIII. E. J.

IV.John Wheeler IX. Benjamin F.

V.Susan F

I.Jesse Pinkney Whitson b 10-31-1844 Tuscaloosa Co., d 9, 1914 at Files Valley,Tex. Confederate War vet., m Eliza Jane McMillan on 12-24-1864, Tuscaloosa Co.,b 6-11-1846 at Houston, Jackson Co., Ga., dau of James McMillan and WinnieKerbow (see McMillan). Their children:

SarahJane, Joe, Baxter, Thomas, Gus, John, Lummie, Hassie and Effie.

a.Joseph Whitson m Nora Bagwell, had Coleman, Howard and Gertrude Whitson. 229

b.Thomas Whitson m Lillie Bell.

c.Baxter Whitson m Mary Cheek, has Dick and Earl.

d.Earl Whitson, died young.

e.John m Hannah, has Mack, J.P., Dorothy, Mary Jane and Johnny b.

f.Augustus m Maude, has Sallie, Joe, Jennie, Maude, Charles, Thelma, Billie, Tom,Irene and Illean (twins).

g.Lummie m Wiley Karrah, has Polk, Claude, Rayburn, Thomas, Samuel, Joseph, Annieand Winnie

h.Jessie M. m Ed. Newman, had Frederick Parker, Maurine Hassie, Jimmie, Myralee,Charles, Edward and Stanley.

I.Hassie Whitson m Harvey wheeler.

j.Effie Whitson m Steven Cheek, has S. J., Gary and Ray Cheek.

SarahJane Whitson dau of Jesse Pinkney and Eliza Jane )McMillan) Whitson b 10-9-1878at Lelad Lane, Tuscaloosa Co., moved to Tex. in 1892 m Thomas Elijah Grant2-11-1900 at Files Valley, Tex. Mr. Grand d. at Maypearl, Texas 10-15-1959,children:

1.Lynn Grant b 4-11-1901 Maypearl, Tex. m Bonnie Mabry, has: Jennie Bell Grant b6-18-1926 m Ottis Faris and has David and Paul Faris. Mary Lynn Faris b6-12-1930 Dallas, Tex. m Dr. Arley Bing: have Stevie and Richard Bing.

2.Inez Elizabeth Grant b 10-30-1902, m Clyde Watson in 1928., has Barbara JeanWatson b 3-12-1929 m Monta Coffee, have Michael.

3.Clemma Videlle Grant (see later).

4.Tommie Katerine Grant b 7-31-1913 at Maypearl, Tex. m 1937 Edgar Smith, haveTommie Grant smith b 10-22-1938 and Jimmy Kyle Smith b 1940.

3.Clemma Videlle Grant dau of Thomas Elijah Grant & Sarah Jane was b1-24-1910, moved to Cleborne, Tex in 1918, m Ernest Bradley Wilson in 1935,have Diane Wilson b 2-18-1939 and Carol Wilson b 4-3-1940.

II.Sarah Ann Whitson b 6-30-1946 dau of Thomas Jefferson Whitson and Rebecca AnnStanley m Frank McMillan in 1866. Children:

a.Georgie McMillan J. W. Shepherd

b.Wm. McMillan m Julia Barnest. 230

c.Sydney Macmillan m Josephine Courington

d.Chester McMillan dsp.

e.Pernie McMillan m Oscar Day.

f.Elizabeth McMillan b 1-8-1867 m John Chappell Hutto 12-11-1883, son of MajorJohn Chappell Hutto and Elizabeth (Shepherd). The Hutto’s are well knownthroughout the state. He d May 9, 1959. Children:

Maude,Carl and Earl Hutto.

1.Maude m Dr. A. M. Waldrop, a physician, has Elizabeth, Hazel, Mildred andCharles Allen Waldrop.

2.Earl A. Hutto m Elizabeth Copeland, have Earline Hutto.

3.Carl Hutto m Grace Holland, have John Francis and Rufus A. Hutto.

WilliamTony Whitson son of Thomas Jefferson and Rebecca Ann Stanley Whitson b7-28-1848 m Sarah Baker in 1870, d 4-17-1887.

a.Annie Whitson m Marion Hutto son of Major John Chappell Hutto and wifeElizabeth, have:

1.John William Hutto, WWI vet., m Abbie Cranford, dau of Rufus Cranford ofJasper, has: Reba, Anna and John Terrell.

2.Jessie Hutto m J.W. Smith, moved to Tex.

3.Bessie Hutto m Christopher McConnell.

4.Maggie Pearl Hutto m Clairborne e. Mackey.

b.Minnie Whitson m Jerry Rose.

c.Ida Whitson m George Bagwell.

d.Modena Whitson m Albert Richardson, has Albert Richardson Jr. m Mattie LouTraweck. Son Leon Richardson m Hazel Livingstone.

e.Pearl
Whitson m Robert Waldrop.

f.Maggie Whitson m Dr. Marvin Scott.

SarahB. Whitson m 2nd Dr. ____ Leith, has Alice Leith m Allen Odom.

JohnWheeler Whitson, son of Thomas Jefferson Whitson and Rebecca Ann (Stanley) wasb 10-12-1850 m Sarah B Lollar dau of Hugh G. Lollar and wife Nancy Bagwell,has:

Loviem Marion Davidson

FrankWhitson m Pearl Leith 231

Queenm Belle Dunn

JennieFrances b 10-14-1878 d 1-20-1958, bur. Oak Hill Cem. m Wm. Lucius Swindle, has:Grace Cecelia b 1898-1931 m Wm. Stanley Gordon, son of Robert Walker Gordon,dentist, m Sarah Elizabeth Briggs, has: Michael Briggs, Jan Walker and SarahJane Gordon.

KyleSwindle m Bert Cobb.

NanCarol Swindle m 1st George Houston Guttery Jr., m 2nd George H. Moore.

WilliamLucius Swindle dsp.

RobertLee Swindle m Althea Tomlin.

MaryNelle Swindle m Wm. Vaughn.

VirginiaSwindle m Victor E. Moore, N.Y.

JohnWheeler Whitson m 2nd Nancy Bagwell, no ch.

SusanF. Whitson b 7-23-2853 m Marion Hamner, has: Walter, Webster, Etta and AmandaHamner.

NarcissisWhitson b 11-6-1855 m Tinson Shepherd 1875 d 1-22-1930, has John, Carrie mWatkins George.

JamesMonroe Whitson b 12-15-1858 m Susie Bagwell, 12-27-1879, has Norfleet, JohnCook and Stanley.

E.J. Whitson b 9-15-1860 d 1915 m 12-13-1878.

BenjaminFranklin Whitson b 11-3-1863 m 1884. Has: Bruce, Lester, Carson and Elia FayWhitson.

(WhitsonFamily Record sent by Mrs. E. B. Wilson, Houston, Texas and Mrs. O. KennethDaly, Cambridge, Mass., Mrs. John Chappell Hutto, Oakman, Ala.)

McMillans

JamesMcMillan b in Raleigh, N.C. 1797 d in Tuscaloosa, Co., m Winnie Kerbo b 1802Edgefield, S.C. both bur. in Whitson Cem., she dau. of Solomon David Kerby andCelia (Witt), Children:

I.James

II.George

III.William

IV.Green

V.Frank

VI.Sarah Ann m Hays

VII.Margaret m 1st White, 2nd Mauldin

Viii.Mary m John Lavendar.

IX.Lou McMillan m 1st Randolph 2nd Davis 3rd Miller. 232

X.Eliza Jane McMillan (see Jesse Pinkney Whitson)

XI.,Melissa Macmillan m Brazeton.

XII.Emma McMillan m George Simpsons.

Elizabeth(McMillan) Hutto gave the following description of the old McMillan home inGeorgie.)

"Thehouse was two stories high, 30 feet long do not remember how wide, but 4 bedscould stand side by side in back end porch, across the front with room on endof porch, a long shed room across back. The 4 beds were for the girls; the shedroom for the boys. The second story was for travelers that stopped over night.

Therewas a road in front of the house and on the east end of the house. it wascalled the cross roads and travelers stopped for the night. On the west end wasa smokehouse and by that was a well and a milk house dug down a few feet. Onthe back side was a kitchen and near that was a servants’ house. On the eastend was a barn and on the front across the road was the fruit orchard of 10acres. That was in Jackson Co. They did their marketing in Athens. There was aman and his wife in the servants’ house. When your mother (Jennie McMillan) wasborn, the woman kept her in her house most of the time and took care of her.She loved to work with her hair because she had so much; it was red."

JosephKerbo m Mary , Anson, N.C.; he a Rev. War. vet, had son Solomon David Kerbo, mCelia Witt. Had:

FrankKerby m Frances Hoosich, had Marshall, Harrison, Viva, Millie, Lemmie andBonnie Kerbo.

HamptonKerbo m

FrancisMarion Kerbo.

JesseKerbo m Neever.

JohnKerbo b 1820-1909 m 1857 Mary Ann Smith, b 1842-1920, grand. parents of Prof.A. L. Kerbo of Univ. of Houston, has:

Johndied age 2.

MarthaJane m Sprinkle

JohnKerbo 233

AlecKerbo m Laurie Griffin, has Ownie Lee, Laura.

AndrewJohnson

Wm.Robert m Ella Evett

CharlesRedman m Sallie Little

ThomasKerbo m Bettie

WalterKerbo m Jessie Love.

DockLane Kerbo m Ruby from Miss.

BettieKerbo m Thad Edlings, has Ed, Rollin, Earl, Callie, Bell, Lucile, Odessa andMarie.

SolomonDavid Kerbo m Etta Evett, has Alva Lee m. Hazie Roby, Ira May m Van BurenAlsup, David m Mamie Gillian, Lena m Grover Costan, has Fay, Loraine, WaylandVirginia Eugene Coston. Ola Kerbo m Oscar Mullins, ch: Myrtle, Jack, Lee Arthurand sonny Mullins.

BradfordKerbo m Audray, killed in CSA. Dock Kerbo son of Solomon David and Celia (Witt)Kerbo m Frances Parks, came to Tex. 1867 from Houston, Ga. with his brotherFrank. John Kerbo came to Beardston in Lamar co. for 3 yrs. Then to Delta Co.,bought land from Ira Perkins, owned this land at the time of his death inCoopers, Tex. There is an old Kerbo burying ground at Houston, Ga. (Informationby Mr. E. B. Wilson, Houston, Texas.)

APPLING

WilliamAppling b 1783 in N.C. d 1860 in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. m Elizabeth Loyl b 1815.Elizabeth could have been a 2nd wife, she was b 1815. Children:

I.Richard Appling (see later)

II.Joel Appling m Clary Ann Robertson, 11-12-1833.

III.Augustus A. m Martha E. Stanley (see Stanley)

IV.Susan F. m Lewis T. Stanley (see Stanley)

V.Livina m Hezekiah Brand, Jan. 29, 1835.

VI.Francis B. m Elvira Lee (see later).

VII.John L. b 1821 Ala., no other record.

VIII.Jesse M. b 1827 Ala., no other record

I.Richard Appling b April 13, 1816 in Ga. d Mar. 15, 1888, bur. in the Old CityCemetery, Jasper. He 234 came with his parents to Tuscaloosa Co. when quiteyoung and grew up there. He m Jaley W. Emory Feb. 20, 1840. (by H. W. MiddletonL.M.G.) He served many years as Justice of Peace, Tax Collector, etc. Children:

a.William B. Appling (see later)

b.Joseph f. (see later).

c.Elizabeth C. b 1846 Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. m Benjamin Edward Stanley, (SeeStanley).

d.Selina S. Appling m Edmond Thomas Whitson, son of Wm. Tony Whitson son of Jamesand Elizabeth (Tony) and Mary Gaines dau of Henry Pendleton and Nancy (Ship)Gaines. Their son, Edmond Thomas Whitson Jr. m Lonia Margaret Stanley (seedescendants of Benjamin F. and Louisa (Davis) Stanley).

a.William B. Appling b in Chickasaw Co., Miss. Dec. 18, 1841 d Oct. 21, 1901,bur. in Oak Hill, Jasper, Judge Wm. B. Appling began his law practice in 1870at Jasper, Appointed solicitor of walker Co., Registrar in Chancery. In 1861 heenlisted in Lumdens Battery of eight artillery, served until the close of thewar, taking part in the battles at Corinth, Perryville, Murfresboro, andChichamauga. In 1868 he m Mattie W. Cummins of Tenn., she was b 3-12-1843 d9-15-1900. Their children:

1.Etta 5. Mattie J.

2.Waller R. 6. Edmund W.

3.Myra 7. Newbern M.

1.Etta Appling b Aug. 26, 1869 d July 5, 1903, m W. H. Carey.

2.Waller R. b Aug. 26, 1872 d May 13, 1899 single.

3.Mattie B. b Feb. 4, 1877 d Feb. 17, 1905, single

4.Edward W. b Feb. 29, 1884 d April ;5, 1903, single.

5.Myra m Dr. Frank Hausman, Feb. 12, 1895.

6.Newbern Martin Appling b in Jasper Feb. 21, 1882 m Lillie Floyd Cary in 1905, dApr. 12, 1937. She b in Aberdeen, Miss., Oct. 19, 1887, d Oct. 18, 1951, dau ofMr. and Mrs. J. R. Cary. Their son, Newbern Martin Appling Jr., civil engineerm Sept. 3, 1834 Frances Morriel Butcher, have: 235

AnnaBrent Appling

KatherineMarline

WilliamCary

b.Joseph F. Appling b 1844 son of Richard Appling and Jaley W. (Emory) m inTuscaloosa Co., Matilda Ann Johns, dau of Edward Johns and Elizabeth McKinney(Boone) and granddau of Daniel Boone and wife Elizabeth McKinney. Both died inBirmingham, had Ozella who m Dr. William M. Rosamond of Jasper, son of WilliamCapers Rosamond and wife Martha F. Freeman and the grandson of Rev. James H.Freeman and Martha B. (Cole). No children.

QUERY#5289 FROM "THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE," WILLIAMSBURG, VA. SEPTEMBER 5,1959, J. A. KELLEY (His Answer)

"Memain reason for sending you the enclosure is to get rid of the statement thatROBERT GAINES who married ELIZABETH LONG was a son of WILLIAM (usuallyerroneously called WILLIAM HENRY) GAINES. He was not. The only shred ofevidence I have ever found for this statement (and I have an enormouscollection of Gaines data) is that ROBERT AND ELIZABETH (LONG) GAINES had a gr.son named EDMUND PENDLETON GAINES. But I have evidence the EDMUND PENDELTON(1721-1803) had other namesakes who were not related to him.

Somesixty years ago a mistake was made in Gaines genealogy and it has been widelycirculated. It concerned two Robert Gaines. Robert, Thomas and James(1743-1829) were respectively the 4th, 5th and 6th sons of WILLIAM and ISABELLA(PENDELTON) GAINES. ROBERT was born in 1739 or earlier. Her removed fromCulpeper Co., Va. by 1779 to Augusta Co., Va., and thence to Surrey (thepresent Stookes) Co., No, Car., His brothers., THOMAS and JAMES removed toSullivan Co., Tenn. This ROBERT GAINES m. Mildred, dau. of Elliott and Ann(Walker) BOHANNON. ROBERT and MILDRED had a son, AMBROSE, b. in Culpeper Co.,Va., 6 July 1763; also several daughters, and according to tradition, a son,

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ROBERT. The other Robert Gaines was b 1740-1750, as shown bythe Census of Rockingham Co., Va., for 1830. He d. in that following year. Hem. Elizabeth Long and had 12 children: 1. Thomas, b 1771; 2. Lucy; 3. Robert;4. John Long; 5. Mary; 6. Richard; 7. Catherine; 8. Amelia; 9. Ursula; 10.Sarah; 11. Reuben; 12. Elizabeth b 1793.

TheROBERT Gaines who married ELIZABETH LONG has been mistakenly to have been theson of WILLIAM and ISABELLA (PENDELTON) GAINES. He was probably a son of RobertGaines who died in Spotsylvania Co., Va. in 1763 leaving widow, Ursula. Robertand Ursula had according to circumstantial evidence in part, at least, 6children: 1. William, d 1813, prob. m Jane Robinson; 2. Alice, m John Robinson,d 1811; 3. Ursula m Elijah Carter; 4. Mary; 5. Robert m ca 1770 Elizabeth Long;6. Lucy; living in 1776, unmarried. Confirmation or refutation of statements asto Robert and Ursula Gaines and their children is requested."

ROBERTGAINES (WIFE, ELIZABETH LONG) WAS, FOR MANY YEARS, MISTAKENLY PLACED AS A SONOF WILLIAM & ISABELLA (PENDELTON) GAINS. THE FOLLOWING IS HIS TRUE LINEAGE.

Jan.11, 1966.

ROBERT & URSULA GAINES

1.1Robert Gaines died in Spotsylvania Co., Va., near the Orange Co. border onOctober 3, 1763. (Spotsylvania County Records, 1721-1800, Will Book D. Admn.bond 100 lbs. Ursula Gaines, admn. of Robert Gaines dec. Oct. 3, 1763). He lefta wife, Ursula, and six children.

2-1William Gaines, d 1813 m Jane Robinson.

3-1Robert Gaines, b 1765 in Spotsylvania Co., Va. d 12/12/1833 in Woodford County,Kentucky. his will dated 12/12/1833, proved Jan. 1`834, Will Book Page 444. MAnn Jenkins in Spotsylvania Co., Va., Dec. 1783. She d 1/2/1842, age about 80.There were 6 children, only 5 of whom are in the will. He was a Rev. WarSoldier. His Rev. War Pension, Claim R 3865 237 was granted, buthis wife’s petition was not granted.

4.1John Robinson Gaines

4.2Lucy Gaines

4.3Richard Gaines

4.4William Gaines (1801-1868)

4.5James Gaines

4.6Not Known

2.2Robert Gaines b 1740-50 (From Census 1830 Rockingham Co., Va.). M ElizabethLong, dau of Bromfield and Elizabeth (Bond) Long of Culpeper Co., Va. thisRobert first lived in King & Queen Co., Va. 1782, then to Orange Co., Va.and between 1803006 to Rockingham Co., Va., where he died ca 1838 leaving hiswife and 12 ch.:

3.1Thomas Gaines, b 1771, m Mildred Rowe, dau of Edmund Rowe.

4.1Edmund Pendleton Gaines, b 1801 Orange Co., Va. (Dr. John A. Kelley stated thathere was a person in the Gaines line given the name of Pendelton, yet hisancestors living all about the Pendeltons were not in any way intermarried withthem..."It is my guess that this Edmund Pendelton Gaines, b 1801, mayreally have been named for his kinsman, Edmund Rowe, with Pendelton added forgood measure, and possibly later."

4.2Jane H. Gaines b 12/29/1807, m _____ Jordan.

3.2Robert Gaines Jr. m Frances Manspile (or possible Mansfield) d in RockinghamCo., Va. prior to 1831. Had 8 children:

4.1James Gaines b 8/8/1801

3.3Lucy Gaines

3.4John Long Gaines

3.5Mary Gaines

3.6Richard Gaines

3.7Catherine Gaines

3.8Amelia Gaines

3.9Ursula Gaines

3.10Sarah Gaines

3.11Reuben Gaines

3.12Elizabeth Gaines, b 1793

22.3Mary Gaines (See Spotsylvania C., Va. Deed Book G, 1766-1771, 4/29/1767Ursusla.

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2.4Alice Gaines m John Robinson

2.5Ursula Gaines

2.6Lucy Gaines

GainesFamily

SirJohn Gaines b 1559 d 1602 of Brecon Co., Nunton Wales Son, Thomas Gaines b inWales came to Va., before 1650 James Gaines, son of Thomas b 1620 Brecon, Co.,Wales, Richard Gaines son of James. *William Henry Gaines, son of Richard mIsabella Pendleton sister of Edmund Pendleton buried in main aisle of BrutonParish Church, Williamsburg, Va. Isabella Pendleton was the dau of Henry andMary Taylor Pendleton. They had 7 sons 3 daus.

Benjaminm Elizabeth Stone

Wm.Henry m Maria Woods.

Richardm Jemima Pendleton (cousin)

Thomasm Susan Strother

Robertm Elizabeth Long

Jamesm Elizabeth Strother

Phillip

Annem Lt. Peter Steinberger

Isabellam a Brown

Francesm Thomas Botts.

"GainsGenealogy" by L. P. Gaines. Also "Notable Southern Families" byZella Armstrong, pp. 86-87. The compendium of American Genealogy, FirstFamilies of America.

"TheL. P. Gaines who published a small history of his branch of the
Gaines family was Lewis Pendeleton Gaines of Adairsville, Ga. he covers thedescendants of Henry Gaines (1731-1796) who was the youngest son of RichardGaines (died about 1755 in Culpeper Co., Va.); this Henry Gaines came toAbbeville Co., S.C. then Laurens Co., S.C. and his descendants went toCassville, Cave and other places in Ga. Henry’s oldest son, Richard, was aCulpeper Minute Man in the revolution.

Dr.Francis Pendleton Gaines, Sr., former president of Washington & Lee atLexington, Va., is my 239 first cousin once removed; his father Rev. Wm. ArnoldGaines was a brother of my grandmother, Frances Gaines was m Wm. Riley. So hisline is the same as mine; from Rev. Henry Gaines (1737-1830), a son of Jamesand Mary Gaines, and grandson of Richard Gaines I (d. 1755) of Culpeper Co.,Va. Dr. Frank was b in Due West, S.C., was at Furman University, Greenville,S.C. then went to Washington and Lee; his son f. Pendleton Gaines Jr. came backto S.C. as president of Wofford College at Spartanburg, S.C. then to Universityof Arizona at Tuscon. Dr. Frank was named "Francis" for my grandmother."

(Sentby Miss Mary Riley Anderson, S.C.)

GainesFamily in Virginia:

RichardGaines b 1682 in Culpeper Co., Va. and d 1759 Culpeper Co. was m to JemimaPendleton 1704.

("Compendiumof American Genealogy, First Am. Families, Vol. 7, p. 48.")

WilliamHenry Gains b 1705 Culpeper Co., Va., d 17096 in Stokes Co., N.C. m IsabellaPendleton, 1729 Carolyn Co., Va., d in Stokes Co., N.C. 1790. IsabellaPendleton was b in Carolyn Co., 1712, Vol. 1, p. 78 & 86 "NotableSouthern Families" by Zella Armstrong. Also Wm. & M. Stuard, pg. 201:Compendium of American Gen. First American Families Vol. 7, p. 48."

ThomasGaines b 1738 Culpeper Co., Va. d in Stokes Co., N.C. 1811 m Susanna DabneyStrother, 1764; she was b 1741 and d 1811.

Photo-copyof marriage bonds can be secured from State Dept. of Archives & History,Raleigh, N.C. See listing of children of Rev. ancestor as given by D.A.R.membership 156209 (Mrs. Julius Dobson Neely) also DAR Membership (471150 Mrs.O. Kenneth Daly) Also Vol. 1, p.87 "Notable Southern Families. AlsoMarriages of Josiah Ship & Esther Joice April 30, 1790.

*Vol.1. p.78 "Notable Southern Families" p 86087, Vol. 7, p. 48 TheCompendium of American Gen. First Families of America.

ThomasGaines (1738-1811) was Corporal in the Continental Army; enlisted in Capt.Slaughter’s Co., 7th Va. Regiment of Inf. 1776. He was b in Culpeper Co., Va. 240 dStokes Co., N.C. (DAR Lineage Book, Vol. 1, 157 [/ 69 #156209, Mrs. JuliusDobson Neely, Winston Salem, N.C. See Corp. Thomas Gaines’ General Search Room,Natl. Archives, Washington, D.C.) Corp. Thomas Gaines enlisted Aug. 30, 1776,and was discharged Aug. 24, 1779. (Mrs. O. Kenneth Daly, Cambridge, Mass.).

ThomasGaines and Susannah Dabney (Strother) Ch. of the Rev. ancestor:

I.Phillip Gaines b 1767 m McGavock, Feb. 3, 1798.

II.James Strother Gaines b 1769 m Judith Early Dec. 7, 1790 (James Gaines asbondsman,)

III.Elizabeth Gaines b 1772 m Bohannon, July 7, 1790.

IV.William Dabney Gaines b 2-28-1774 m Nancy Cloud, 1-1-1797.

V.Henry Pendleton Gaines b 3-30-1779 m Nancy Ship Mr. 27, 18911.

VI.Susannah Gaines b 1-12-1785 m Munford Smith Feb. 5, 1807.

VII.Geo. Washington Gaines b 1787 m Joice, Feb. 3, 1817.

VIII.Francis Thornton Gaines b 1789 m Cade April 24, 1820.

IX.Fanny Gaines b 11-28-19-1 m Jon Caldwell.

X.Richard Thomas Gaines m Isabell Christian.

(Theabove names and dates with the exception of Richard Thomas were taken fromD.A.R. #156209. Mrs. Julius Dobson Neely, Winston Salem, N.C. The name RichardThomas was taken from will of Thomas Gaines written in Stokes Co., N.C.1-8-1811 and probated in March, Vol. 2, Stokes Wills p. 120-1) State Dept. ofArchives & History, Raleigh, N.C.

ThomasGaines was in the 1810 Census of Stokes Co., N.C. on Peter’s Creek Dist. p.554, of the age 45 or over b 1765 or before with 2 males, 16 to 26, 1 female 26to 45. (See will of Thomas Gaines made Jan. 11, 1811).

V.Henry Pendelton Gaines son of Thomas Gaines and Susanna Dabney (Strother). Hewas b in Stokes Co., 241 N.C. 3-30-1779 d 1-1-1865. Married Nancy Ship on3-11-1811, Stokes Co. She was b 11-8-1790 d 2-23-1862 both buried in the familycemetery on Gaines Hill, Corona, Ala. Nancy was the dau of Thomas Ship andsister of Bartley Ship, a noted attorney.

Themarriage bond of Henry Pendleton Gaines and Nancy Ship reads as follow: H.P.Gaines and Nancy Ship m Bond 27th March 1811. Henry P. Gaines (Seal).. Gibson(seal). (Taken from Stokes Co., N.C. Marriage Bonds.)

Recordsof Patrick Co., N.C. 12-15-1812 give Henry P. Gains as admr. of the estate ofThomas Gaines on March 12, 1817. Henry P. Gaines of Stokes Co., N.C. Then onJan. 30, 1822 he was in Greene Co., Ala., so from 1811 until 1818 he switchedback and forth between N.C. and Va.

Aftercoming to Ala. he returned to N.C. because the Indians destroyed his crops inJune and came back to Old Erie Greene Co., Ala. due to the loss of many slavesfrom fever. He was advised to come to Walker Co. by his cousin George StrotherGaines, Indian Land Agent. "Gainswood, built by Gen. Nathan BryanWhitfield near Demopolis, was named in honor of Geo. S. Gaines." After hismarriage, he and Nancy moved to Patrick Co., Va. Their first child was b in Va.

a.Thomas Edmond (see later).

b.William m. (see later)

c.George Ship (see later).

d.Mary (See Wm. Tony Whitson).

e.Martha died young

f.Susan Gaines m James McDonald, family not traced.

g.Rebecca Frances Gaines (see Wm. Lucius Stanley).

(Thanksto Mrs. John S. Griffin, dau of Francis Marion Stanley and Eliza Gaines, whowas the dau of Edmond Thomas Gaines and Ann McDowell (Whitson) and others).

A.Edmond Thomas Gaines son of Henry Pendleton Gaines and Nancy (Ship) was b nearCharlotte Co., Va. in 1812 d at Sterling, Ala. Tuscaloosa, Co. on 2-1-1881. Hemarried twice 1st to Ann McDowell Whitson in 1831 b 1814 at Columbia Tenn. d atPatten Ala. 1863.

EdmondThomas Gaines m 2nd Sarah V. Whitson sister of Ann McDowell, both were daus ofJames and Elizabeth 242 (Tony) Whitson. Only one child b of the 2nd marriage,Martha Ann Gaines m John Thompson and removed to Tex. with her mother. Childrenof the 1st. marriage:

1.James Preston 7. Mary

2.Susan Gaines 8. Samuel

3.Nancy 9. Bartholimew

4.Elizabeth 10. Eliza

5.John Strother 11. Henry Pendleton

6.William 12. Eugene Gaines

1.James Preston Gains b 1836 m 1st Bama Stegal, no record of any children.Married 2nd to Ann Teirce. Ch:

-EdmondPendleton Gaines.

-MyraClark m Dr. John Hogan, their ch: Myra, Geo., and James, Birmingham, Ala.

-EleanorAugusta m _____ Hawkins, ch: Gaines and Mary Eleanor Hawking.

2.Susan Gaines b 1837 m Capt. Robert Smith moved to Texas, no other record.

3.Nancy Gaines b 12-12-1838 d 5-20-1909 m Daniel James Gibson b 10-26-1836 on4-10-1862; he enlisted as a private in Co. K. 5th Ala. Inf. under Capt. JohnHutto. Their children:

-HoracePendleton Gibson m Cassie Allen, dau of Mary (Gaines) Allen and Wistar Allen, aPrimitive Baptist Minister. ch: Nannie Mae, Luther and Nolan.

1.Nannie Mae Gibson m Paul Dana Drewry, ch: Howard, m Perrine Blanton dau ofCircuit Judge Robert L. Blanton and Amanda (Gibson). Pauline Drewry m J.C.Henderson, resides in Birmingham, no children.

2.Luther Allen Gibson m Jessie Jackson of Florence, Ala. school teacher, ch:Jackson, Martha Allen, Carolyn, Nolan, Frank Gaines, and Jean Marie.

3.Nolan Gibson dsp.

-AnnieGibson b May 15, 1879 m Benjamin Fenton Jeffries June 28, 1889 Corona, Ala. Shewas a member of D.A.R. Chapter Fayette, Ala. Natl $410275. My Ancestorsservices in assisting the establishment of Am. Independence during the War ofthe Rev. were as follows:

ThomasGaines lived in Culpeper Co., Va. during the 243 War his service wasCorp. in the Inf. Capt. of the 7th Va. Co. commanded by Col. Daniel Morgan,enlisted Aug. 30, 1776 discharged Aug. 23, 1779.

Ref.War Dept. record supplement to State Librarian list of Va., soldiers in theRev. War 9th annual report. Verified by National #374622.

FromD.A.R. Application papers of Mrs. Benjamin Fenton Jeffers (Annie Gibsosn dau.of Daniel Gibson and Nancy (Gaines).

EdmondGibson m Miss Mae Shields dau of Judge John B. Shields and Carolyn (Long). Mrs.Gibson is one of Jasper’s most interesting women.

SavillaGibson m 1st ________ Strickland and have:

DanielDeloyd Strickland and

ElizabethLee Strickland m 1st ________ Crenshaw, have:

Francesm John H. Clisby

Archiem J. D. Faulk, decd.

Sarahm Wallace T. Ward

Williamm Catherine Meke

Dorothym W. Douglas Leake, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Leake b in Virginia.

Savillam 2nd to John Pitts, their children":

-PearlAnn m Robert L. Musgrove, has:

LucilleMusgrove m Jesse Hill Ford, Nashville.

Evam John F. Green, Cordova, Ala.

Robertm Ben H. Brock

Wm.T. "Barney" m Martha Evans.

RobertL. m Catherine Keever

-RobertReed Pitts.

4.Elizabeth Gaines dau of Edmond Thomas Gaines and Ann McDowell (Whitson) b3-7-1839 d 1-30-1910, bur. in Gaines Cemetery, South of Patton, Ala. m LeonardP. Jones, Corona, Ala., has:

MaryHassie m J. White Arnett

EdmondThomas m _____ Robinson

NancyJane m Claude Sutton

FrancesLouise m "Dick" Griffin

Alpham Plez Holbrook

Reolam Arthur Lewis 244

JohnPope m Missouri Baker

5.John Strother Gaines son of Edmond Thomas Gaines and Ann McDowell (Whitson), Hewas b Jan. 9, 1841, d Dec. 10, 1887, volunteered at an early age, served 4 yrs.in the confederate War, after an honorable discharge in N.C. walked back home.Married Bassheba Jane Swindall, dau of Margaret Cain and _____ Swindall andgranddau of Randolph "Randel" Cain and wife Cassandra (Sullivan) ofS.C. (See will) Bassheba was b Sept. 15, 1840 and d June 6, 1928, both bur. inthe family plot. Bassheba Jane was reared by her grandparents, Randolph andCassandra Cain; her mother having died when she was an infant.

JohnStrother Gaines d at the age of 46, through industry and good management left alarge estate in lands etc. Children b to John Strother and Bassheba Jane were:Margaret, Susan, Eugene, Elizabeth and Lula Mae.

1.Margaret Ann Gaines m Wm. Hartwell Perry who was from a very prominent pioneerfamily of Va. their only child, Kathaleen Dickinson Perry m Bayne Manson, andtheir only child Margaret Perry Manson m Frank Hartz and they have three smallchildren. Mr. Perry d several. yrs ago; Mrs. Perry lives in Virginia.

2.Susan Frances m James Edwin Deloach of Birmingham and have:

EdwinGaines m Louise Hickman

SterlingFrancis single.

JennyLou m Frank Nance

MaryElizabeth m Joseph Herbert Watts.

WilliamScott, Ph.D. from U. of Chicago.

3.Eugene Pendelton Gains b 3-11-1877 dsp Feb. 11, 1930, bur. in Oak Hill, Jasper,age 10 when his father died.

4.Elizabeth and Lula Mae Gaines. Lula Mae m Dr. David Houston Chilton, son ofSylvester John Chilton and Joyce B. Cain. she the dau of James and ____Cain andb in 1841 d 1880. Sylvester John Chilton, son of Richard Chilton graduated inMedicine at Emory College, Atlanta, Ga., was b 12-14-1876, d 6-2-19__, hasKathaleen Chilton, m Capt. Walter Kellogg Smith of Cape Henry, Va. on12-25-1934, native of Pa. They 245have Betty Lou Smith.

6.Mary Gaines b 1843 (twin to Wm. Gaines). m Jackson Gibson, moved to Tex. andhave Walter, Baxter, Bryce, Ella, Statia and Harvey.

7.William "Billie" Gaines b 1843.

8.Samuel Gaines b 1847

9.Bartholimew "Bartley" Gaines b 1848 (twin to Eliza Gaines Stanley) mEditha Isabella Corry b Nov. 30, 1855 and d 1888; the dau of Joseph MortimerCorry and Elizabeth Minerva (McGarnes). Children: Elizabeth and Joseph Gaines.

10.Eliza Gaines b 1848 (see Francis Marion Stanley).

11.Henry Pendleton Gaines son of Edmond Thomas and Ann McDowell (Whitson). He wasb 4-25-1850, d 11-6-1923, m Caroline Day, dau of Wm. Byrd Day b 12-7-1851 d4-2-1933, both buried in Oak Hill. their children: Nancy, Varilla, Statia,Byrd, Edmund, Henry P., Sydney, Ann and Vaughn Gaines.

NancyVarilla b 1874 d 1954 m Harry B. Hazelton b 1877 d 1915, son of Major Thomas B.and Lessie Hazelton; has Frank B. Hazelton, b 1912.

StatiaM. b 6-22-1876 d 12-9-1899 m Earl Lynn b 1876 d 1942; had Mary Lynn, died ininfancy.

ByrdDay Gaines b 1878 d 1955 m Leslie Cox b 1877 d 1953. Their children:

ByrdDay Gaines, Jr. b 12-25-1913 d 10-5-1959 at Memphis m Mary Lou Johnson dau JeanAnn. 2. Caroline Gaines m Dr. David R. Murphey Jr., has David R. Murphrey III.3. Dorothy Gaines m Dr. Boyd H. Payne, no children. 4. Annie Vivian m Reben A.Lyons, has Robert Earle and Ann.

HenryPendleton Gaines, Jr. m Gwendolyn Phillips, has Howard, Nancy, Reuben,Phillips, David Eugene, James Preston Gaines.

EdmundThomas Gaines b 1887 d 1942, m Rissa Worthington, has:

MaryElizabeth, m George Mann of Dallas, Tex.

EdmundThomas Gaines Jr., m Louise McFeeters, has Bettie Gaines m _____.

HenryPendleton Gaines b 1885 d 1942, m Daisy Mayes of Sheffield, Ala. They have: 246

ImogeneGaines, teacher.

HeleneGaines m Leslie Ennis, has Pendleton Gaines.

MadelynGaines m Wesley Townsend of N.C., have son Wesley.

NoreneGaines m Wm. Cole McConnell III.

-SydneyGaines b 1887 d 1928 in Fla. m Robert Catchings. Claire Catchings b 1910 d 1949at Ashville, N.C. m Eugene M. Purvis.

-AnnGaines m Benton Rogers, he died soon after their marriage and she becamesuccessful in business world.

-VaughnGaines m Benton L. McGee of Okalona, Miss.

-EugeneGaines b 1852 d age 20 dsp.

JohnStrother Gaines son of Henry Pendelton and Nancy Gaines was b Aug. 20, 1814 dBelmont, Miss. Nov. 10, 1879 m Eliza Patton b 1-13-1817 d 1-17-1904. (Takenfrom gravestones, Belmont, Miss.) Children:

PattonH. m Cordellia Allen

*MaryA.

NancyS. m Capt. William Moore

SarahM.

ManurviaP.

MarthaF. m Capt. Benjamin Kizer.

RebekahF. m Dee Mathews

BelvaD. m C. H. Allen 2st., 2nd Wm. Ferguson

EdmondF

WilliamP.

Susan

Lennie

Severalof the above are buried at Pleasant Valley, Miss.

*MaryA. Gaines m Wistar Allen a Primitive Baptist Minister; have:

CassieAllen m Horace Pendleton Gibson.

SarahEliza b July 7, 1861 Ittawamba Co., Miss. d Dec. 2, 1911 Chesterville, Miss. mDr. Leander Orr Corruth on 12-17-1884 b 4-9-1857. Sherman Miss. died Aug. 28,1937, Chesterville.

LoraCorruth b 1-11-1886, Chesterville m 10-22-1919 to Geo. Pendleton Scott, b Aug.23, 1876, Ashland, 247 Ky., retired pastor of Presbyterian church.

Dr.Roy Walter Corruth b 3-4-1888, d in Tupelo, Miss. 7-23-1958 m 1st Mary Brown,11-2-1912 b 1890 d Aug. 9, 1916 m 2nd Sallie Adams, Aug. 27, 1918 b Nov. 1887.

MaryCorruth b Aug. 24, 1890 m John Wagner Aug. 28, 1916, he b Dec. 15, 1888 d Nov.4, 1948, Memphis, Tenn.

AnnieCorruth b 4-27-1894 m Andrew Clark Adams 1-5-1915 b 2-28-1892 dau Sarah Adams b11-30-1915 m David Silas Burnett on 3-8-1938.

ThomasCorruth Adams b 4-2-1920 Belden, Miss. m Camille Bailey 10-1-1947 Memphis,Tenn.

JaneLilly Adams b 6-15-1923 Belden, Miss. m L. Sterling Reid, 3-15-1945, Tupelo,Miss.

AllenBrown Corruth b 5-15-1896 m 1st Lorene Witt Mar. 1940 b 11-11-1902 d 9-2-1947 m2nd LaVelle Cobb b 4-14-1907.

LucileCorruth b 6-21-1900 m Owen

Garmon2-28-1924 b Mar. 9, 1899.

RobertOrr Corruth b 6-23-1898 Chesterville, Miss. m Agnes Ward 11-19-1824 Tupelo b5-6-1904 Chesterville.

HoraceSpencer Corruth b 3-13-1905 m 2-18-1926 to _____ Head b 9-14-1903 Belden, Miss.

RoyLeander Corruth b 8-30-1938, Chesterville.

WilliamM. Gaines son of Henry Pendleton Gaines and wife Nancy (
Ship) was b 1-15-1826 in Greene Co., Ala., m Martha F. Smith. Taken fromProbate Court Records, Walker Co., Ala. William M. Gaines Present address isCrosscut, Tex., was b 1-15-1826 on the Tombigbee Riv. in Greene co., Ala. Firstentered service as a private in the Civil War. On May 18, 1863 volunteered atWolf Creek, Walker Co., and went to Shelbyville, Tenn. Co. K (Capt. John Hutto)50th Ala. Inf. "We surrendered at Greenwood, N.C. last April 1865. Westarted for home on May 13, 1865." (No further record).

MaryGaines b 5-18-1818 (see Wm. Tony Whitson).

GeorgeShip Gaines son of Henry P. and Nancy (Ship) Gaines b in Greene Co., Ala.12-28-1828 and d at Carona, Ala. on 12-22-1910 m Frances A. E. Jones b 4-9-1832d April 10, 1891 both buried in Gaines Cem. on Gaines Hill, Corona, Ala. Heenlisted as a private Sept. 1, 1861 at Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 248 inCapt. Eddins Co., but soon hired a substitute. In the spring of 1864, here-enlisted at Corona, Ala. in Capt. Cole’s Co. of Col. Balls Regiment ofCalvary and served until the close of the war. Their children:

LiviniaJ. b 2-12-1854 d 1-14-188? m J. W. Lynn, a son Earl Lynn b 1876-1942 m StatiaGaines, dau of Henry P. Gaines and Caroline (Day) no other record.

WILLOF THOMAS GAINES

Inthe name of God Amen, I Thomas Gaines of Stokes Co. and State of N.C. being ina low state of health, but of sound mind and memory, so this day being theeighth day of Jan. and in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred andeleven, do make, ordain and constitute this to be my last will and testament inform and substance as follows, to wit: and 1st I recommend my soul to God, whogave it through Jesus Christ Amen, 2nd I do leave my worldly estate, in thefollowing manner viz.: I give to my beloved wife Susannah Gaines (in case shesurvives me) the whole of my estate, real and personal, during her naturallife, or so much thereof as she shall choose for her support, if she shall makechoice of the former mode, my desire is that my executors immediately after herdeath, proceed to appoint three fit men in order to allot off my estate as Ishall hereafter describe, otherwise, if she shall make choice of the lattermode, that is only part of my estate, my desire is that my executors proceedwithout delay so soon as such choice shall be made, to make the necessaryarrangements, agreeable to the mode already pointed out, for dividing thebalance of my estate in the following manner, and 1st my will and desire isthat my son Phillip Gaines have no part of my estate for the following reasons,I wish it understood that I have as much real love and affection for him as anyof the rest of my children, but having at his first, out done more for him thatthe others, and as he has since told me that he was satisfied, without havingany more, I have thought myself justifiable in leaving 249 himno part of my estate real or personal, as it has been a long time since I haveseen my son, Richard Gaines, and I know not whether he is dead or alive my willand desire is that he shall have no part of my estate either real or personal,but I give and bequeath to his dau., Louisa Gaines one horse, bridle andsaddle, worth eighty dollars, and two hundred dollars in money, the balance ofmy estate, I desire to be equally divided between my following children: towit: James S. Gaines, Elizabeth Bohannon, Wm. D., except two hundred fiftydollars which I wish to be deducted out of Elizabeth Bohannon’s part on accountof a bargain which I have Philemon Bohannon in a tract of land I sold him onRudy Creek and except one hundred dollars to be deducted out of SusannahSmith’s and further my will and desire that such of my children as have beenlast mentioned which have not been fixed off with a bed and some otherfurnishings for house keeping shall be made up equal with the rest, whenever myestate shall be laid off into lots and which my executors to choose some personto ___ in behalf of the legatees. My desire is that John Martin and JohnsonClemments be my executors to this my last will and Testament to see the same asserted.Thomas Gaines (seal) Wit: James Lyon & Wm. Boyles.

JOSHUATHOMAS

Wasb in S.C. date not known m Rebecca Wheeler probably in Kershaw from records,find that Joshua
Thomas moved to Ga., where their dau., Nancy was b 1792 returned to S.C., wherethe other children were born except the youngest, John L. Thomas about 1811.Joshua Thomas came to Clark Co., Ala.; his son-in-law Benjamin Stanley camethere late in 1816, later about 1821 both families settled in Tuscaloosa Co.,where they lived and died, both buried in Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., Joshua dbetween 1825-30, wife Rebecca was living in 1823 when she joined her childrenin a deed to Benjamin Stanley. Their children:
250

I.Nancy Thomas b 1792 in Ga., (see Stanley)/

II.Jeremiah Thomas m Ann Creighton 12-12-1818, Clark Co., Ala.

III.Mary Thomas b 1-8-1803 in S.C. d 4-17-1882 m Hiram Creighton 1-29-1820 ClarkCo., a Baptist Minister. (See Creighton family)

IV.Ila Thomas b in 1790’s in S.C., was in Clark Co., Ala. in 1830, in 1833 boughtland in Tuscaloosa Co. He and wife Mary joined other heirs of Joshua Thomas ina deed (1834).

V.Elizabeth Thomas m William Hopper 4-29-1834, a family tradition that they have12 sons.

VI.Martha Ann Thomas b 1802 in S.C. m John Weathington, d before 1843, Martha awidow in 1850 with sister Fatima Stanley.

VII.Fatima (Stanley) b 1806 in S.C. m Joshua David Stanley 2-19-1827, TuscaloosaCo. (See Stanley Fam.).

VIII.John L. Thomas b 1811 in Ga., wife Margaret.

1850Walker Co. Census:

JohnL Thomas age 39 b in Ga.

Margaretage 28 b in Tenn.

WILLOF JOSHUA THOMAS RECORDED IN TUSCALOOSA CO., ALA.

WillBook 1 p. 32. State of Ala., Tuskaloosa, Co.

Knowall men by these presents that I Joshua Thomas being n a low state of health byof sound mind do make and ordain this my last will and testament in thefollowing manner and form viz.: 1st it is my will that my beloved wife Rebeccahave the proper use of all my estate both real and personal, after thefollowing provisions made in this instrument be duly attended to as follows: 1stthat my said wife proceed to sell as much of my perishable estate as will besufficient to pay all my just debts. 2nd she is empowered to proceed in themost advisable way she can, to school and raise my two youngest children thatare now with her namely, Fatima and John. 3rd It is my will that if said Fatimaor John either come of age or marry before my said wife’s death, then or ineither case to have their equal share of my perishable estate that 251 maybe remaining after all following provisions of this will having been compliedwith. 1st I give my dau. Nancy Stanley all that property that I have heretoforehanded out to her. I further give her fifty cents to be paid out of my estate.2nd I give my son, Jeremiah Thomas all the property that I have heretoforehanded out to him, and I also give fifty cents to him. 3rd, I give my son IleyThomas all the property that I handed out to him and the further sum of fiftycents. 4th, I give to my dau. Martha Weathington all the property that I haveheretofore handed out to her and the further sum of fifty cents. 5th I give tomy dau. Mary Craton all the property that I have heretofore handed out to herand the further sum of fifty cents. 6th I give to my dau. Elizabeth Hopper allthe property that I have heretofore handed out to her and the further sum offifty cents. it is further my will that my said wife Rebecca be executrix tothis my last will and that she shall have full privilege and use of all myestate not heretofore given away or provided for during her natural life thanto be divided as follows: vix: 1st as I consider I have given all my sons thatleft me an eighty dollar horse one cow and calf each, further I have given mydaus. that have left me one cow and calf and one bed and furniture each. Now itis my wish that my dau., Fatima when coming of age or on her marriage have onecow and calf and one bed to make her equal with my other daus. and that my son,John on his coming of age or marriage have one eighty dollar horse and one cowand calf to make him equal to my other sons.

Itis further my will that at my wife’s death that the two half quarters of landwhere I now live be equally divided between Fatima and my son John providedthey have such sum or sums of money as my wife may direct them to do, each orany of my grandchildren as she may deem right at her death. But should theyfail or either of them to comply with this part of my will, that then and incase the part of that one or both that my fail to comply be sold and an equaldivision thereof be made to my grandchildren instead of my children.

Inwitness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and..252 seal in presence ofwitness: James Baines, John Smith,

April4, 1825

JoshuaThomas (seal)

Noprobate date shown, but other records show he was dead in 1834.

(Thefollowing record sent by Jesse Uel Day, Jr., Dallas, Texas:)

JohnCreighton b 1745, Ireland, m Margaret McClure in 1764, Ireland, moved fromKershaw Co. to Clark Co., Ala. in 1818, d 1829, buried in Old Creighton FamilyPlot near Whatley, Ala. (Nancy last name unknown), Nancy named as wife of John70-80 yrs. old in 1830 Census Clark Co.)

HiramCreighton b 1796 Lancaster or Kershaw Co., S.C. m Mary Thomas, license issuedJan. 1, 1820, she b Jan. 8, 1803 in S.C. d April 17, 1850, bur. in New CreightonCem. near Whatley, Ala., dau. Margaret Melissa Creighton.

JohnFranklin Day b July 7, 1818 in Ga. m Mary Bishop Anderson 1840, Wilcox Co.,Ala. d Dec. 17, 1880 Clark Co.

Lewisage 15 b in Ala.

Martinage 6 b in Ala.

Jesseage 4 b in Ala.

MaryC. age 2 b in Ala.

MorningThomas b 1809 N.C. d after 1850 m Jeremiah Hancock, 1828 Tuscaloosa Co. He wasb 1798 in Ga. living in Pickens Co., Ala. in 1850. Their children.

1.Louisa 3. Nancy R.

2.Jesse T.

JohnL. Thomas b 1810 N.C, m Clarisa Henley.

AnotherThomas descendant does not think Morning Thomas would be a dau. of JoshuaThomas and wife Rebecca, but related.

Historyof Dennis Creek Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa Co., Alabama:

"Theymet at Moses Denman’t home on Aug. 30-, 1834. Meady White, Holland W. Middletonand Jesse Thomas 253 formed themselves into a Presbytery and constitutedthe following members into a Baptist Church: Laban Pugh, Pugh, M T. Crossland,Wyley McGee, Wm. Pugh, Hiram White, Robert White, Lucinda Crossland, MaryDenman, Rhoda Pugh, Rhoda Pugh again (her husband had a sister, Rhoda Pugh andLabon Pugh was her brother) Rebecca Thomas, Hepsy Finly, Tibitha White,Jesse Thomas was the first pastor and Hiram White the first deacon. List ofpastors serving the church: Jesse Thomas 1837-40, Wm. Pugh 181-Oct. 1852, JesseThomas 1834 Aug. 1835-1857-58.

(Copiedby Mrs. Finley from original church records loaned her by Wm. Walter Lewis,Gordo Ala., sent by Mrs. E. B. Wilson, Houston, Texas)

TheThomas and Callihan families came from England and Wales, settling first inPa., later removing to N.C., S.C., Ga.; the Thomas’ came to Ala. in 1817 fromJasper Co., Ga., to what is now Clark Co.

AThomas family reference: Edgefield Dist., S.C. District of Alabama Biography.From a sketch on Thomas. Erasmus Crawford Thomas b 1846 Chambers Co., Ala., sonof Wm. Augustus Thomas b in Jasper Co., Ga., grandson of Wm. Gallihan Thomas.Great grandson of Joseph Thomas and wife Joyce (Callihan) natives of EdgefieldDist., S.C. who moved to Burk Co, Ga. he was a major in the Rev. War. Theancestor of Joshua Thomas though not proven. In 1820 William Callihan Thomasand his family lived in Jasper Co., Ga.

JoshuaThomas and wife Rebecca Wheeler also lived there. Nancy Thomas the oldest childmarried Oct. 25, 1814, Jasper Co., Ga., Benjamin F. Stanley, perhaps WilliamCallihan and Joshua were brothers or first cousins. (by Jesse Uel Day).

apage is lost here (Note: This is what the book said, I didn’t loose it!)

namedCaldonia d young. My grandmother was quite young when her father d during theCivil War; but remembers her mother took her to William’s grave, marker nowgone. 254

JohnCreighton left a will in Clark Co., Ala. naming as heirs wife Nancy and some,but not all his children. John Creighton served in Rev. War, proof stub indents,never drew a pension. Mrs. Lois Dillard Bejack, Memphis Tenn.,. a descendant ofThomas Creighton,

ason of John Thomas, and Joseph Creighton brothers, moved to Ill. and settled.Joseph and Thomas Creighton left Bible records giving some of the informationof the Creighton family.

Mrs.Bejack also has had research done on the Creighton family in S.C. Miss Englandhas done work on the Creighton, Day and Anderson families, have a copy of thewill and admr. papers of John Creighton and the admr. pertaining to HiramCreighton.

Afterthe death of William Fountain, Margaret m Henry T. Wheeler, late in life Henrywent to live with his children. She, Margaret, moved to Texas to live withdau., Lucy.

Mr.Day in Dallas, has done much research on the Creighton, has list of all thechildren of both John and Hiram.

HiramCreighton b 1796 S.C. Lancaster or Kershaw Co., d 1859, a Baptist minister, mMary Thomas Jan. 20, 1820 in Clark Co., Ala. She was b Jan. 8, 1803 in S.C., dApr. 17, 1882, Clark Co., Ala., buried in New Creighton Family Plot. The oldCreighton Cem. is now plowed over and no tombstones left. New Creighton Plot isnow in the same field just north of Whatley Ala., in Clark Co. James HiramCreighton son of Hiram and wife Mary Thomas built on this farm,; house stillstands, but no longer owned by the Creighton family. The tombstones leftstanding are Hiram Creighton and wife Mary (Thomas).

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MISC. RECORDS

Pre-Revolution Plats

Post Revolution Land Plats

Marriages, Wills

Census Records, etc.

STANLEY

Compiled by Harold M. DeLorme, Jr.

1.This information has been obtained from the S.C. State Archives in Columbia,S.C..... The margin numbers are used for cross references.

2Pre Revolutionary Land Plats

Precepton the 7 May 1765 to Benjamin Stanley for 350 acres on the S side of theWateree River in Craven Co. and is bounded by William Alexander, and vacantland. John Belton D.C.

3Revolutionary Index

Thefollowing is a fairly complete index and some of the names were as witnesses topapers or widows etc.

JoshuaStandley.....7301 Shadrick Standley....7302

GeorgeStanley....CR. 1 John Stanley....... C R 8

JohnWright Stanley...5422 D

4Charleston Land Plats

JamesStandley.. Beaufort Dist...400 a.. 4 Jan 1788

JamesStandley.. Beaufort Dist..100 a..16 Sept. 1791

JamesStandley.. Beaufort Dist.. 546 a..25 Aug. 1803

JamesStandley.. Beaufort Dist.1000 a..17 Sept.. 1806..

5Post Revolutionary Land Plats

BenjaminStanley - Orangeburg Dist- 83 a -16 Oct. 1784.

BenjaminStanley - Orangeburg Dist-100 a- 25 Jan. 1785.

JohnStanley .... Cheraw Dist.... ...200 a - 7 Sept. .1784.

JohnStanley .... Cheraw Dist.... ...200 a- 15 Aug. 1785.

JohnStanley ..........Cheraw Dist........430 a- 8 Dec. 1792..

JohnStanley ..........Cheraw Dist........400 a- 2 Sept. . 1793.

JohnStanley Sr...... Darlington Co.. 120 a 18 May 1802.

SandsStanley..........Cheraw Dist........100 a - 7 Sept. . 1784. 256

SandsStanley..........Cheraw Dist........200 a -15 Aug. 1785.

SandsStanley..........Cheraw Dist........560 a -21 Feb.. 1787.

ShadrackStanley.....Cheraw Dist........200 a -28 Oct. 1784.

ShadrackStanley.....Cheraw Dist........230 a -21 Feb.. 1784

ShadrackStanley.....Cheraw Dist........110 a - 3 Oct. 1794

SusannahStanley ....Charleston Dist. 100 a - 6 June 1785.

ThomasStanley.... ...Darlington Co. 350 a -10 Mar. 1793.

WilliamStanley........Charleston Dist. 759 a - 0 Oct. 1785.

Pre-RevolutionaryPlats, S.C. Archives Dept.

Stanley,Standley, also (?) Stanisley

BENJAMINSTANDLEY

200acres Colleton County.. Warrant 5 July 1774..

Southside of Edisto River on Burgeses Creek.

Surveyed16 July 1774 James Thompson, Deputy

Surveyor.

Indexto Revolutionary Files, S.C. Archives Dept.

STANDLEY,JOSHUA STANDLEY, SHADRICK

StubEntry I-509 S. E. 0-573

AccountAudited 7301 A.A. 7302

*STANLEY,GEORGE STANLEY, JOHN W.

ContinentalRegiments, Continental Regiments,

STANLEY,JOHN WRITHE STANLEY, JOHN W.

S.E.A, 15, 17, 18 A.A. 5422-D

19,20, 21, 22, 23

D.A. R. MAGAZINE 257

Vol.87 - Stanley P.P. 224-1078

Vol.88 - Stanley P.P. 51-789-893

Vol.89 - Stanley P.P. 865

Wm.Stanley 48 Cheraw Dist. S.C.

Wm.Stanley 85 Pendleton Co. 96th Dist. S.C.

EzekielStanley, Greene Co., Ga. Lot 52 Dist. 23, Lee Co., Ga.

IraStanley, Laurens Co., Ga. Lot 52 Dist. 23 Troup Co., Ga.

JohnStanley Habersham Co., Ga. Lot 23, Dist. 21, Lee Co., Ga.

MarthaStanley 136 widow, Green Co., Ga. Lot 96, Dist. 9, Lee Co., Ga.

SamuelStanley 50, 118th Dist. Hancock Co., Ga. Lot 14, Dist. 11, Muscogee Co., Ga.

EarlyRecords of Georgia, Wilkes Co., byGrace Gillman Davidson -1932. Pub. by J.W. Burke Co., Macon, Ga., Vol. I.

Page42 taken from Folio #27 Small Bk. of mixed records 1781-83. Stanley, Ader,widow, letters of admr. granted her May 20, 1784.

Page31 - Folio 20-same book as above.

Stanley,George dec’d. Inventory July 27, 1784.

Householdgoods only. Jacob McLendon, Jacob Bobbet, High Gilmore, appraisers.

ReprintLand Lottery (Georgie) 1827 by MarthaLou Houston. Pub. by Walton Forbes Co., Columbus, Ga.

p.15.

EzekielS. Stanley living in Greene Co., Ga. drew land $52 Dist. 23 Sec. 1 which is LeeCo., Ga.

IraStanley living in Laurens Co., Ga., drew #52 Dist. 11 Sec. 3 which is in TroupeCo., Ga.

p.124

JohnStanley living in Habersham drew #23 Dist. 21, Sec. 1 (Lee Co.)

p.136

MarthaStanley, widow, living in Greene Co., drew #96 Dist. 9 Sec. 1 (Lee Co.) 258

p.50

SamuelStanley living in Hancock drew #14 Dist. 11 Sec. 2 (Muscogee Co.)

Thosedrawing had to have been residents of Georgia for three years, Revolutionarysoldiers, widows of Revolutionary soldiers, orphans and others who had not previouslydrawn in land lotteries were eligible -- however the soldiers and widows ofsoldiers were marked as such and the one on the other page did not carry thatidentification.

FromSouthern Genealogist’s Exchange Quarterly

VolumeII Division II Sprint 1960 - Pub. Jacksonville, Fla. pp 20-25.

CampbellCo., Tenn. Census 1830 - Heads of family

Andw.Stanley Wm. Stanley Wm. Stanley (2 of them)

SabrayStanley Page Stanley Roads Stanley

RuebenStanley Joseph Stanley

P-11Wm. Stanley-Camden Co., Ga. Tax list 1809

Pd.tax of 31 1/4 on all free white males 21 years & up.

P-91Montgomery Co., Ga. 1797-1798

SandsStandly 1250 acres pineland.

P-98Sans Stanley, Montgomery Co. 1805-1806 grantees name Jas. Mootry & self.320 acres swamp land, 1120 acres pineland, 150 acres oak & hickory land, 17negroes, 1 poll tax $8.76.

P-195Montgomery Co., Ga. 1805-1806. Sands Stanley Est. Jan. 28, 1809.

P-117Sands Stanley-as guardian for Frank Brankam- free negro - 1 poll; 1 poll - 25slaves, 1706 1/2 acres of pine land; 202 1/2 acres Ocmulga swampland 24th Dist.#316, 1 pleasure carriage in Pulaski Co. 1818.

VirginiaMag. of History & Biography, Vol. II N.. 1, July 1894.

MusterRoll of Capt. David Bell’s Co.

May17, 1756

P-39-DanielStanley enlisted May 1, 1756, age 26; size 5’10". Shoemaker by trade,country: Ireland. 259

Vol.II, P-355

_______Thewatt on or before 1716 m Hannah dau of Edw. Stanley of Henrico, had in 1726at least two children, Frances & Hannah.

Vol.IX, P-14

Oct.31, 1777 Henry Co. - Persons taking Oath of Alleg. and Fidelity: RichardStanley, Wm. Stanley, Wm. Stanley, Jr., Robert Stanley.

Vol.X, P-258

Listof Tithables in Northampton Co., Va. Aug. 1666 - Christopher Stanley - 1.

Vol.XVIII

Alist of Tithables from 1755. Buffalo to the Co. Line. p-53 - Jacob Stanley - 1tithable. Between Bush & Buffalo river - P-54- Reubin Stanley.

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS by D.A.R.

P-10- Ezekiel Stanley-Elizabeth Rutledge-1805-1814, Clark County Ga.

P-40- James Stanley-Petit Juror-1808, Jasper Co., Ga.

P-353- Col. James White Stanley, b 1724, d 1812, m Elizabeth 1753, Franklin Co., Ga.

P-37- Martin Stanley-Will Book-1823-1833, Jasper Co., Ga.

P-26- Nancy Stanley-Wm. Dobbins, m in Clark Co., Ga.

P-97- Robt. Stanley Deed Book 1805-1810, Tattnall Co., Ga.

P-30- Sally Stanley-Thos. James-18-6-1860;, Jackson Co., Ga.

P-99- Shadrack Stanley Deed Book 1805-1810, Tattnall Co., Ga.

P-100- Shadrack Stanley, m Loveny Smith 1831-1839, Tattnall Co., Ga.

P-103- Shadrack Stanley m Caroline Delbos, Tattnall Co., Ga. 260

P-102- Susan Standley m Jackson Sapp 1831-1839, Tattnall Co., Ga.

P-40- Wm. Stanlley-Petit Joror 1808, Jasper Co., Ga.

P-40- Mary Susan Stanley m Co.. Theodorick Webb b 1733 died 1816.

Wm.Stanley decd April 13, 1786. Est. appraised James Stanley in Jackson Co., Ga.in 1830.

CharlestonWills

Book4, p. 75

WILL OF PETER STANLEY

OfSt. James Parish in Craven County, Planter. My godson Peter June, son of JohnJune. My godson Peter June son of Solomon June. My godson Peter Whitten. Mygoddaughter Susannah Perdrian, My nephew Monclar, son of Andrew Monclar. WifeElizabeth Stanley, Ex. 6 Dec. 1736 - 14 July 1737.

/Wit.Rich. Gough, Jno. Nicholson, James Fulton.

Georgia- In the name of God Amen: I, Joseph Stanley of Savannah in the Province ofGeorgia being of sound and disposing mind and memory although weak in body dothis twenty-ninth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundredand twenty, etc., nominate, constitute and appoint the said Samuel Elbert soleExecutor.

Signedsealed published and declared at Savannah aforesaid (where no stampt paper wasto be had by the testator as his last will and testament in the presence of us,tho at this request --- whose presence and the presence of each other havesigned our names as witnesses hereto the words (Val and being first interlined-- Sam’l Stanley, Britton Gwinnett, William Greene.

JosephStanley

hismark Joseph Stanley (Seal)

Pp427-418 in Colonial Will Book aa Original volume in Ga. Dept. of Archives andHistory. We have Photostat copy of the Will of Joseph Stanley.

261

From- GEORGIA JOURNEYS by Sadie Gober Temple and Kenneth Coleman.

P.22 (referring to the first baby born in the new colony of Georgia -- "Shecame early enough to the ministrations of Dr. Cox and Dr. Herbert andundoubtedly also of Mrs. Joseph Stanley, a midwife."

P.138:

Areport on Amitis death was made by Mrs. Joseph Stanley, one of the Ann’spassengers and the public midwife at Savannah. She went back to England andtalked to the Trustees in March 1737. A story was current that Amatis burned allof his silk worms and the silk machine before his death because the magistrate(Presumably Causton) would not allow him when ill to see a Priest. This wasfalse, Mrs. Stanley said. She was with Amatis when he died, and he made no suchdemand; his wife, who had been his maid-servant, turned over the eggs andmachine to the magistrates. From this account, the better of the two, it wouldseem that Amatis died in Savannah.

P.177:

Georgiaclimate was similar to South Carolina’s but the harder life in the new colonywas not so conductive to longevity. In Georgia, William Stephens in 1740 spokeof Joseph Stanley, one of the Ann’s passengers, as being in his old age,superannuated weak and past any labor. Stanley was then about 53 years old; buthe had just left Georgia, which would tend to lower Stephen’s estimation of hisvalue. Down at Frederica, Dr. Thomas Hawkins reported that a woman there diednot of any illness but of old age, for she was upwards of 60 years old.

PP.200-201

JosephStanley and his wife lost the servant they brought with them on the Ann, JohnKackay, in the sickness of the first summer. they themselves seem to haveweathered the trials of that time. Mrs. Stanley was the public midwife to whomthe Trustees 262 paid a crown for each woman whom she attended. Earlyin 1735 she wrote her first letter to the Trustees in which she said that noneof the 59 women she had attended had been unsuccessful in childbirth. She alsoasked that the colonists be warned against other women in Georgia who were callingthemselves midwives, also one mother attended by such a person had died. Mrs.Stanley wanted a servant sent to her husband and asked that his sexton’s feesbe settled. Neither had been sent which Oglethorp had promised her. She did notthink these requests were too great, for the Trustee’ tender behavior towardGeorgians made her sure they would consider her case with a fatherlycare."

"The;following year Mrs. Stanley went to England, as the Earl of Edgmont recorded inhis Diary: "She lately come over to lie in herself, not caring to trustherself to the other midwives of Georgia." By the time she left the colonyMrs. Stanley had brought into the world 128 children, forty of whom were thendead." It was evidently expected that she would return to Georgia toresume her duties, but she did not."

Mr.Stanley remained in the colony and signed the representation of 1738. He had bythat time felled, cleared, and fenced four acres of his land. In the summer of1740 he went to New York.

Stanleyreturned to the ;colony in January 1744, and received the

Trustee’permission to transfer his Savanna garden and farm lots to James Campbell inreturn for which Campbell would pay him 8 sterling a year for life. In August,1753 Joseph Stanley was granted 100 acres of land by the President andAssistants and in 1756 the governor signed a grant of 100 acres to him, whichwas doubtless a re-affirmation of the 1753 grant."

P.298.(Ann’s passenger list.)

NameOccupation Official position in Ga. Disposition 1754

Stanley,Elizabeth 35 yrs. wife to Joseph Public midwife To England Oct. 1736

Stanley,Joseph 45 yrs. Stocking maker Sexton Apparently still in

candraw and reel silk Georgia 263

DarlingtonWills

Book1-4, p. 39

WILL OF ELIZABETH STANLEY

OfDarlington District. My daughter Polly, wife of Andrew Muldrow, son JamesStandley, his son John Thomas Asbury Standley. My dau. Lydia wife of StephenCook. To Levi Jones Cook, son of the said Stephen. My dau. Elizabeth. My dauMartha. To Zilpha my youngest child.

Ex:Andrew Muldrow

17June 1818 - 23 June 1818.

/Wit:William (X) Yanbanbho (Yarborough?)

Jas.Hoole

Thos.E. T. McMurray

Note:Stanley Bible in Darlington county, S.C., in possession of McArthur PittmanStanley, Darlington Co., S.C., shows the following:

JamesStanley, son of Elizabeth (see will above) m Mary _____

Theirson

JohnThomas Asbury Stanley, b 20 Feb. 1816 m 17 Dec. 1842

SarahAnn Catherine Stevenson, b 27 March 1825, dau of Zacharias Stevenson andSusannah his wife

Children:James Henry Stanley, b 29 March 1857, m

PrudenceLavinia Stanley

JohnMadison Stanley, b 16 Apr. 1858

MaryElizabeth Stanley, b 30 Oct. 1867 (?)

DarlingtonWills, Book 1-2, p. 46.

WILL OF THOMAS STANLEY

OfDarlington District. Wife Charlotte Standley.

Myson James Standley. Dau. Telpha Sexton, wife of Anderson Sexton. Dau. MercyStandley, Dau. Polly Edward. Dau. Charlotte Standley. Son Thomas Standley. Dau.Sarah Standley. Dau. Gilley Ann Standley. Dau. Thermoine 264 AmandaStandley. Dau Matilda Wood Standley. Ex: Wife and son James Standley. 26 Oct.1813- 10 Jan. 1814.

/Wit:Geo. Bruce, Sh. dr Stewart, James McLendon, Wm. Hale.

Note:Records of the Goodson family of Darlington Co., S.C. show that:

CharlotteStanley, b 17 June 1800 m Wiley Goodson, b 2 Jan. 1804.

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FromHistory of the Old Cheraws by Gregg. 1791

P.452. L. Stanley Justice of the quorum and peace, for Darlington, Co., S.C.

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MISSISSIPPICOURT RECORDS FROM THE FILES OF THE HIGH COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS,1799-1859, Compiled by Mary Louise Flowers Hendrix, Jackson, Miss., 1950.

P.225,Year 1852, Carroll Cop., Miss., Drawer 101, Case #6615.

JacksonLangley and wife,

Amanda,William Fischer and wife, Minerva, James Standley, Jr. and John Harlon, admrs.Est. David Standley, Dec’d.

*DavidStandley died in Carroll Co. in 1844, intestate. Amanda Langley and MinervaFisher were his daughters. Amanda married Jackson Langley in 1848. Other heirsof David Standley were: Frances Cavender, wife of James Cavender, MarthaRogers, Dec’d late wife of John T. Rogers, Sarah Standley, Mary Jane Harrison,James M. and Samuel H. Standley all of Carroll Co. and Elizabeth Carter and T.T. Patton, non residents of State of Mississippi.

1810Census Barnwell, S.C.

*DavidStanley 12000-00100

(WouldDavid of Barnwell, S.C., and David of Carroll Co., Miss., be same person? FKG)

CENSUS RECORDS

1790-96thDist. Spartanburg, S.C.

P-88- Lewis Stanley, 4 white males 16 & up, including head of family: 4 whitemales under 16; and 5 females. 2651800 Spartanburg Co., S.C. Roll # 50.

LewisStanley, 1 male 45 & up: 2 males to 16; 3 males to 10; 1 female 45 &up; 3 f to 16.

1810Pendleton Co., S.C.

LewisStanley, 1 male 45 & up; 2 males 10-16; 1 male 16-26; 1 female 45 & up;1 f 16-26; 2 f 10-16.

Note:by 1810 four sons and one daughter were married or not living with theirparents.

1810- George Stanley, 1 male 16-26; 1 f under 10; 1 f 16-26.

1810- Lewis Stanley, 1 male 16-26, 1 f 16-26.

1820- John Stanley 20001-21010.

Note:George, Lewis, and John Stanley sons of Lewis Stanley, Sr. (FKG)

1820- Daniel Ledbetter, 0-0-0-0-1-1, -2-0-2-0-1;

DanielMcCay, -0-1-0-0-0-1, 0-0-0-0-1.

(DanielMcCay m Elizabeth dau of Lewis and Adah Stanley. Anne, another dau m _____Ledbetter, probably this Daniel.)

1800- *Ezekiel Stanley, 1 male 26-45; 1 female 26: 3 f to 10. Ezekiel Stanleyeldest child of Lewis Stanley Sr.

1810Spartanburg Co., S.C.

#400- Jacob Gordon, 1 male 16-26; 2 males to 10; 1 f 26-45; 3 f 10-16; 2 f to 10.

Note:Jacob Gordon m Rhoda the widow of *Ezekiel Stanley. (FKG)

1820Pendleton Dist., S.C.

ElijaGibson, 0-0-0-1-1-0, -0-0-1-0-0. His wife Winnifred dau of Ezekiel Stanley andwife Rhoda Ledbetter.

1800Darlington Dist. S.C.

WilliamStanley - 3 males, 5 females, 1 slave

ThomasStanley - 3 males, 6 females, 0 slaves

JohnStanley - 2 males, 4 females, 5 slaves

JohnStanley Jr. - 2 males, 4 females, 0 slaves

WilliamStanley - 1 male, 2 females, 2 slaves 266

OneJohn Stanley, Darlington Dist., S.C. married Sallie Steward and had sons, Lewisand Samuel. This from Mrs. James W. Rogers Jr., of University Park, Md. Mrs.Rogers is compiling Stanley’s of the South.

DarlingtonDeeds - Book E, p.145.

JohnStandley m before 1813 Elizabeth Garner, dau of John Garner, Sr.

TheDarlington Flag, Apr. 1, 1852: Capt. M. B. Stanley of this Village, m Miss MaryJane Godbold, dau of Asa Godbold of Marion District, 30th ult. by Rev. M. A.McKibben; Capt. Stanley a member of the Palmetto Regiment in Mexican War.

1810Barnwell Co.S.C.

DavidStanley 12000-00100

1810Beaufort Co., S.C.

JamesStanley 02111-21010

1810Richmond Co., S.C.

SamuelStanley, 1 male 45 & up; 3 males to 10: 1 male to 16; 1 f 45 & up.

1850Census, Wilkes Co., North Carolina

ElizahStanley, age 51

Rachel,age 47

John,22, Vestal, 18 (Male), Judith 16, Mary 15, Elizabeth 11, and Amy, age 6.

(EnosStanley 21)

MaryStanley 22) not in same household.

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WILKES CO., NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGES

JacobStandley & Eliz. Hung Dec. 26, 1780

NoelStandley and Ann Barnett Jan. 29, 1839

Rubin(Reubin) Standly and Margarett Hendon, Aug. 21, 1816 by James Standley

JoelStandley and Suckey McKinney, Nov. 11, 1806

LarkinStanley and Oma Laws., July 11, 1839

NathanStanley and Hannah Levy, 21 Feb. 1807

WilliamStanley and Elizabeth Hays, Jan. 21, 1819

HarrisStanley and Sally Brown Apr. 13, 1811

RileyLaws and Alsey Stanley May 13, 1834 267

MaeridayBecknall and Rebeccah Stanley Dec. 18, 1823

NathanStanley and Elizabeth Kemp, Jan. 28, 1830

NoelStanley and Martha Love (or Lane) Aug. 22, 1829

JohnStanley and Lucy Stanley, April 9, 1819, by Joseph Stanley

JosephStanley and Mary Johnson, 9 Oct. 1811

ThomasStanley, Jr., and Ellender Hooper 21; Jan. 1823 by Reuben Stanley

AzwellStanley and Elizabeth Hooper, 13 Jan. 1826 by Thomas Stanley

RichardParker and Ann Stanley, Oct. 15, 1805

JamesMore and Mary Stanley 29 May, 1817

SimonLandsdann (Landsdan) and Sarah Stanley 10 Feb. 1838

P-439Hugh Stanley - Pvte. in N.C. Militia-Jones Co. Pension began Sept. 4, 1808, dAug. 26, 1823, age not shown. (He was one of the invalid pensioners under actproviding pension for disabled soldiers.)

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1820Census Tattnall Co., Ga.

SandsStanley - 2100010 -11100

ShadrackStanley - 010010-20100

RobertStanley - 200001-11010

1820Gwinnet Co., Ga.

JamesStanley - 200010-20100

EdwardWade, Sr. 1 m over 45; 1 f over 45

1820- Asa Wade there also.

1820Clark Co. Ga.

ExekielStanley - 100010-0101

1820Jasper Co., Ga.

Aug.Stanley - 00010 - 10100

CalebStanley - 000100-10100

1820Greene Co., Ga.

*LewisStanley - 300010 - 100200

SherwoodStanley - 111310-02101

*Whois this Lewis Stanley> 268

1820McIntosh Co., Ga.

JohnStanley 100010-00100

1820Wilkinssn Co, Ga.

MaryStanley ---11110

1840Census Randolph Co., Ga.

JohnStanley - 2m 5-19; 1 m 20-30; 2 f under 5; 1 f 20-30/

1840Hannah Stanley, 1 m 20-30; 1 f 40-50

CharlesStanley, 1 m 20-30

WrightStanley, 2 m under 5; 2 m 20-30; 1 f 20-30; 1 f 60-70

1850Census Cobb Co., Ga. Big Shanty Dist. Dec. 5

$658-*Lewis Stanley age 62 b S.C. farmer $1300.00

Judithage 60 b S.C,

ElizaH. age 15 b. Ga.

RebeccaCroue age 75 g. S.C, (widow)

*LewisStanley son of Lewis Sr. & Adah Stanley of S.C.

*RebeccaCrou prob mother of Judith Stanley. (FKG)

1959- #652. Wiley Roberts age 69 b N.C.

*Rhodaage 67 b S.C.

CleoKelly or Relly age 75 b S.C., (widow)

(*RhodaRoberts dau of Lewis Sr. & Adah Stanley, FKG)

1850- #653

*WileyRoberts age 25 b S.C. $7,000

Harritage 24 b S.C.

Oswellage 3, b Ga.

(Wileyson of Wile & Rhoda (Stanley) Roberts.

1432Elijah Roberts, age 55 b N.C. Farmer $2,000

Sarah,age 24, b Ga.

Elijah,age 3, b Ga.

1532John Roberts, age 33, b S.C. Farmer $2,000

LucretiaJ. age 31, b Ga.

AlfredM age 6, b Ga.

WillisS. age 5, b Ga. 269

1538Robert B. McAfee age 30, b N.C. Farmer $15000

ElizaA. age 22, b S.C.

Louisa,age 3, b Ga.

Noname (Male) age 1, b Ga.

1573Pleasant Roberts age 44, b Ga.

1632Asa Roberts age 35, b Ga.

MariettaDist. Cobb Co., Ga.

64-69Ann Gibson age 33, b Ga.

NellyGibson age 30, b Ga.

EmelineGibson age 9, b Ga.

GeorganGibson age 7, b Ga.

MarthaJ. Gibson age 4, b Ga.

322Eliz. Roberts age 56, b S.C.

353Josiah Roberts age 24, b S.C.

425Willis Roberts age 35, b S.C.

433John W. Wade age 23, b Ga.

*Elizabethage 25, b S.C.

FrancisJ. age 5

ElijahL age 1

(*ElizabethWade, dau of Elijah Gibson and wife Winnefred dau of Ezekiel and wife RhodaLedbetter (FKG)

450Stephen D. Roberts age 3, b S.C.

647Thos. J. Roberts age 30, b Ga.

1850Cobb Co., Ga. Dist ___

#26J. A. Roberts age 29, b Richmond Co. __

#113Eliza G. Roberts age 64 b Ga.

#363Wm. Gibson age 29, b Ga.

Adalineage 20, b Ga.

Catherineage 3 b Ga.

Jamesage 1 b Ga.

#366Tillman G McAfee age 31 b S.C. Farmer $3,500

CaronH. age 26 b Ga. (see continued) 270

Jeromeage 8, b Ga.

Morganage 6, b Ga.

Lucyage 4, b Ga.

Robertage 2, b S.C.

#459Stephen D Roberts age 32, b S.C.

#429W. (?) Roberts age 35, b S.C.

#647Thos. G. Roberts age 30, b Ga.

PowderSprings

1129Rich. W. Joyner age 31, b Ga.

Lucretiaage 28, b S.C.

PameliaR age 8, b Ga.

MaryL age 6, b Ga.

Eliz.J. age 4, b Ga.

JaneW. age 6mo. b Ga.

MaryA Roberts age 48, b Ga.

1850Laurens Co., Ga. Census

#432Leah Stanley, age 72 b N.C.

H.B. Stanley age 20, b Ga.

NancyFordham age 30, b N.C.

#431Ira Stanley age 48, b N.C. farmer $7,500

JaneH. age 41, b Ga.

Rollinage 19, b Ga.

Benj.age 16, b Ga.

Athlyage 17, b Ga.

Eliage 12, b Ga.

GeorgieJ. age 5, b Ga.

#33James R. Stanley age 43, b N.C.

Mahalaage 36, b Ga.

Leahage 16, b Ga.

Maryage 12, b Ga.

Janeage 10, b Ga.

Jamesage 7, b Ga.

JoelC. age 5, b Ga.

Hillardage 3, b Ga.

NoName 3 mos, b Ga. 271

1850Laurens Co., Ga., continued.

#32James Stanley age 54, b N.C.

Annage 45, b Ga.

JamesW. age 2, b Ga.

SusanAnn age 16, b Ga.

HarveyM. age 7, b Ga.

#21James Stanley, age 23, b Ga.

#24John Stanley, age 23, b Ga.

Sarahage 38

JamesH. D. age 17

J.J. age 15

Nathanage 14

Richardage 11

PenelopeAnn age 9

Benj.age 5

Percelumbia? age 3

1850Henry Co., Ga. Census

#297Lewis Stanley age 60, b N.C.,

Nulley? age 55, b N.C.

P.age 27, b N.C.

Jesseage 16, b N.C.

S.age 13, b N.C.

#15-86J. Stanley age 35, b N.C., $1,250

M.age 34, b S.C.

J.M. age 14, b Ga.

M.A. George age 2, b N.C.

#15-91E. Stanley age 40, b N.C. $2,500

S.age 40, b S.C.

L.age 19, b Ga.

E.age 18, b Ga.

W.B.age 17, b Ga.

M.age 12, b Ga.

L.age 12, b Ga.

J.J. age 10, b Ga.

J.B. age 7, b Ga.

J.M. age 5, b Ga. 272

#1630J. Stanley age 60, b N.C.

D.age 70, b N.C.

1850Liberty Co., Ga.

#29Mrs. Delbous age 43, b Ga.

JohnF Standley age 8, b Ga.

Willyage 5, b Ga.

#52Wiley W. Standley age 30, b Ga.

Lamender? " age 30, b Ga.

AllisJ " age 11, b Ga.

Raiford?" age 3, b Ga.

Mary" age 8, b Ga.

Shadrack" age 6, b Ga.

Mrs.Anderson age 53, b S.C.

JamesMoody, Jr. age 20, b Ga.

1850Lee Co., Ga.

#132Wm. Stanley age 59, b S.C.

Harriett" age 38, b S.C.

MaryE. " age 9, b S.C.

Margaretteage 6, b S.C.

AnnE. age 3, b Ga.

Thosage 2 mos. b Ga.

1850Hariston Co., Ga.

#763Leony ? Stanley age 48, b N.C. $6,000

Charityage 50, b N.C.

Maryage 23, b N.C.

Susanage 22, b Ga.

Marthaage 20, b Ga.

Annage 19, b Ga.

Wm.age 18, b Ga.

Johnage 17, b Ga.

Jamesage 15, b Ga.

#339John Stanley age 25, b S.C. $1,725

Carolineage 2, b Ga. 273

1830Census Haywood Co., Tenn. .

P.424 Jonathan Stanley 1 male under 4, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30.

Wm.Stanley, 2 males 20-30; 1 male 60-70, 1 f under 5; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 20-30.

DavidStanley, 1 male 309-4-, 1 f under 5; 2 f 5-10; 1 f 20-30.

P.428Julius Stanley 20-30; wife 20-30

SOUTHCAROLINIANS OF THE NATCHEZ TRACE, CENSUS OF 1850. P. 10 Williamson County,Tenn.

Stanley,I. - Aged 42 (Born 1808 in South Carolina)

TENNESSEECOUSINS, by Worth S. Ray, 1950. P. 382

HOWARD FAMILY

Thefollowing are believed to have been the children of DAVID HOWARD (Son of ALLEN- Grandson of DAVID) of Goochland and Albemarle Counties in Virginia:

1.William Howard m Judith Amos in Goochland Co., march 13, 1756.

2.Drury Howard m Mary Lane, Goochland Co., Jan. 25, 1759.

3.John Howard m Elizabeth Stanley, Nov. 14, 1755.

4.Elizabeth Howard m John Stanley, Apr. 20, 1755.

FOR STANLEYS

SeeBible Records & Marriage Bonds,

TombstoneInscriptions & Historical Mss.

by:Jeannette T. Acklen (1933)

WilliamsonCo. Tenn. Census 1820

MartinStanley - 000101 - 00001

JamesStanley - 10010 - 31010

SarahStanley - 241100 -00200

RobertsonCo., Tenn. 1820

JosephStanley - 300010-20010

MosesStanley - 210001-21001

NobleStanley - 100010-10001

RichardStanley - 110010-31001

Thos.Stanley - 110110-21001 274

CarrollCo., Tenn. 1830 Census

*JamesStandley 2 m under 5; 1 m 5-10; 1 m 4050; 1 f 5-10; 1 f 20-30.

CarrollCo., Tenn. Census 1840

*JamesStandley - 1 m 10-15;1 m 15-29; 1 m 60-70; 1 f 5-10; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 40-50.

CarrollCo., Tenn. 1850 Census

SamuelStanley age 26, b Tenn.

Susannahage 25, b Tenn.

Margaretage 3, b Tenn.

Williamage 2, b Tenn.

CarrollCo., Tenn. 1866 Census

JamesStanley, age 72, b N.C.

Matildaage 43, b Tenn.

Rebeccaage 10, b Tenn.

NewtonJ. age 6, b Tenn.

CarrollCo., Tenn. 1865 Census

JohnD Stanley age 22, b Tenn.

HarriettD. age 19, b Tenn.

MatildaA. age 2, b Tenn.

LetterF. age 10 mos. b. Tenn..

theThomas-Creighton families in Clark Co., Ala. in 1817.

ClarkCo.Ala. 1830 Census: Joshua Thomas 18th page- 2 m under 5, 1 m 5-10, 1 m 30-40,1 f under 5, 1 f 5-10, 1 f 20-30. A younger Joshua, possibly a son of JoshuaThomas not named in the will."

IlaThomas 14th page: 2 m under 5, 1 m 5-10, 1 m 30-40, 1 f under 5, 1 f 209-30.Ben Jr. Thomas 11th page 1 m 30-40.

HyramCrayton 13th page 1 m 5-10, 1 m 15-20, 1 m 40-50, 2 f under 5, 2 f 5-10, 2 f10-15, 1 f 30-40.

275

(TREASURYDEPARTMENT 3-29-1851: Benjamin Stanley a private of Capt. John Wilson’s Co. ofGa. Militia entered the service on the 21st of Nov. 1814 and served till the 8thof Mr. 1815. The expiration of his service and was honorably discharged 1815 atDarein Ga. McIntosh Co.)

Benjamin,son of Lewis & Adah Stanley of S.C.

1816Clark Co., Ala. Benjamin Stanley -- wife Nancy and son Lewis T. Stanley, b June1815 in Jasper Co., Ga.

TuscaloosaCo., Ala. 1830 Census. 27th page.

BenjaminStanley 2 m under 5, 2 m 5-10, 1 m 15-210, 1 m 30-40, 1 f under 5, 1 f 5-10, 1f 30-40.

BenjaminStanley bought land soon after moving to Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. Feb. 9, 1821. W1/2 NE 1/4 Sec. 8: Ts. 18, South Range 10 West 79-89/100 acres, $4500.

1840- 46th page: Benjamin Stanley, 1 m under 4; 2 m 10-15; 1 m 15-20; 4 m 20-30; 1m 40-50; 1 f 5-10; 2 f 10-15; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 20-30; 1 f 40-50.

1850Dist. 2 Tuscaloosa Co., Ala.

#421Benjamin Stanley age 60, b S.C.

Nancyage 58, b Ga.

NancyF. age 16, b Alabama

JesseM. age 21, b Alabama

TuscaloosaCo., Ala. 1850

#422Lewis Stanley age 35, b Ga.

Susanage 32, b Ala.

Elizabethage 8, b Ala.

Luciusage 4, b Ala./

Louisage 11 mos, b Ala.

(LewisT. Stanley, son of Benjamin Stanley and Nancy)

WalkerCo., Ala. 1850 Census:

WilliamLucius Stanley age 33 b Ala. Merchant, 1st wife Rebecca Frances Gaines age 20 bAla. 276

1850Census Tuscaloosa Co., Ala.

#555Joshua M Stanley age 31, b Ala.

MarthaClementine age 29, b Tenn.

FrancisMarion age 5, b Ala.

MarthaAnn age 1, b Ala.

$547John Wheeler Stanley age 23, b Ala.

ElizaHester age 21, b Ala.

Ben.age 2, b Ala.

Missouriage 1, b Ala.

1850Census Fayette Co., Ala.

#59D. M. Stanley age 30, b Ala.

Sarahage 32, b Ga.

Johnage 7, b Ala.

______(f) age 5, b Ala.

Nancyage 2, b Ala.

Benjaminage 1, b Ala.

#276Thomas J. Whitson age 26, b Ala.

Rebeccaage 27, b Ala.

JesseP. age 6, b Ala.

Sarahage 4, b Ala.

Note:Lewis, Wm. Lucius, Joshua M., D. M. Stanley, and Rebecca Whitson are childrenof Benjamin Stanley & Nancy (Thomas) dau of Joshua & Rebecca (Wheeler)Thomas.

1840Census Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. 41st page.

DavidStanley, 1 m under 5, 1 m 5-10; 2 m 10-15; 1 m 50-60; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 30-40, 1 f40-50.

1850Tuscaloosa Co., Ala.

#427David Stanley, son of Lewis and Adah Stanley, S.C. age 56, b S.C. (Note he wasborn earlier

Tema(Fatima) age 44, b S.C.

Georgeage 22, b Ala.

Benj.age 21, b Tenn.

Thomasage 19, b Ala.

Delilahage 17, b Ala.

Hortonage 15, b Ala.

Elviraage 12, b Ala. 277

Williamage 7, b Ala.

Angelineage 5, b Ala.

Samuelage 2, b Ala.

(*Marthawas the sister of Fatima Stanley, dau of Joshua and Rebecca (Wheeler) Thomas.)

#1292-1216,p. 196 P.O. New Lexington, Tuscaloosa Co., Aug. 18, 1860/

DavidStanley age 40, b. Ala. $2000 $4,180

Sarahage 40, b Ga.

Joshuaage 18, b Ala.

Janeage 15, b Ala.

Nancieage 13, b Ala.

Benage 11, b Ala.

Willisage 9, b Ala.

Mathewsage 5, b. Ala.

Susanage 3, b Ala.

1880Census Hill Co. Texas Precinct # 2 Roll 1311

255-255Benjamin Stanley age 32, b Ala.

Elizabethage 32, b Miss.

Lela(dau) age 12, b Ala.

Etta" age 9, b. Ala.

Wm.age 6, b. Ala.

Johnage 4, b. Ala.

BenjaminEdward Stanley b Ala. son of John Wheeler Stanley and Eliza Hester (Johns), sonof Benjamin Stanley and Nancy (Thomas). Elizabeth his wife dau of Richard &Jaley (Embry) Appling.

300-300Wm. Stanley age 28, b Ala.

Amyage 25, b Ala.

Wm.age 6, b Ala.

Davidage 4, b Ala.

Charlesage 2, b Texas

Wm.son of Joshua Martin Stanley and Martha Stanley grandson of Benjamin &Nancy (Thomas) Stanley, also a grandson of Joshua David Stanley and first wifeDelilah (Johns). She died June 6, 1823 in Tenn., prob. Bedford, Co. 278

289-289George Stanley age 53, Ala. S.C. S.C.

Emly(wife) age 40, Miss. N.C. N.C.

David(son) age 12, Miss. Ala. Miss.

John(son) age 7, Miss. Ala. Miss.

Mary(dau) age 4, Texas Ala. Miss.

George,son of Joshua David Stanley & 2nd wife Fatima (Thomas).

MilesStanley, age 28, Ala. Ala. Ala.

Marylandage 23, Ala. N.C. N.C.

Miles,son of Jesse M. Stanley and wife Martha J. Chappell, and a grandson of BenjaminStanley & wife Nancy (Thomas).

ClarkCo., 1850 Census

#67Hiram Creighton age 53, b S.C. Baptist parson $1440

MaryCreighton age 47, b S.C.

Nancyage 21, b Ala.

Sarahage 20, b Ala.

Johnage 17, b Ala.

Marthaage 15, b Ala.

Margaretage 11, b Ala.

Elizabethage 9, b Ala.

Marriagecertificate:

Icertify that Benjamin Stanley and Nancy Thomas were joined in matrimony by methis 25th day of Oct. 1814.

DavidMontgomery M. Gospel Robert Rody C.C.O.

_____Ordinary State of Ga., Co., of Jasper.

Marriages,Tuscaloosa Co., Ala.

DavidStanley and Fatima Thomas Feb. 19th 1827. (Bk. 4-26-1825, p. 38)

ElizabethThomas to William Hopper on 29th Apr. 1824 (sol. by James Baines M.G.)

EdwardJohns m Elizabeth Boon Feb. 7, 1828s.

JosephBoon m Mahala Humphries 10-27-1850 residence of James Hutto.

MahalaM. Boon and Asburn Burks m 10-19-1859.

JohnWheeler Stanley m Eliza Hester Johns 12-24-1846.

LouisT. Stanley m Susan Appling 19=0-25-1837. 279

NancyF. Stanley m Daniel C. Boone 12-26-1856 at res. of Ben. Stanley.

MarthaE. Stanley m Augustus A. Appling 12-17-1846.

JohnH. Cummins m Elizabeth Stanley 12-27-1859 at home of Louis Stanley

MarthaE. Stanley & Richard Files m 10-26-1858 at res of David M. Stanley (who wereher parents?).

LucyAdelle Stanley & Arthur W. McDuff m 12-25-1901 at Tuscaloosa.

CLARKCO. MARRIAGES:

JeremiahThomas m Ann Creighton on 12-12-1818.

MaryThomas and Hiram Crayton 1-20-1820.

Craytonshould have been Creighton - error made copying or at time of marriage.)

ApplingMarriages, Tuscaloosa Co., Alabama

LevinaAppling m Hezekiah Brank 1-29-1835 by John Dowdy J.P.

JoelAppling m Clary Ann Robertson 11-12-1833 by D. Andrews, M.G.

RichardAppling m J. W. Embury 2-20-1840 by W. Middleton.

AugustusA. Appling m Martha E. Stanley 12-17-1837.

F.B. Appling m Elvira Lee 10-24-1850 E. A. Montgomery, J.P.

9
(The above marriages and the will of Wm. Appling sent by Mrs. B. W. Gandrud,Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

FAYETTECO., ALA. MARRIAGES: Marriage records before 1866 destroyed by fire; copied bythe Herbert Newels.

JohnP. Thomas & Alpha Chappell, 12-24-1866. She was the dau of Miles andPriscilla Parker Chappell.

JohnA. Chappell & Kizzie Caine 3-23-1879.

JamesWoodward & Nancy Chappell 12-25-1867.

AewbracePhbews & Dorcus Chappell (Ambrose)? 8-4-1866

BrooksChappell & Frances Jefferes 1-2-1868

AlexanderMay & Jane Chappell 7-18-1866.

CalvinKelly * Lillar Chappel 1-24-1873.

ThomasJ. Stanley & Lutitia E. Chappell 1-24-1881. He was the son of John WheelerStanley & Eliza H. (Johns). Lutitia the dau of James Chappel & Lucy 280 (Freeman)

W.W. Chappell & Mary Miller 1-30-1873. He the son of James Chappell and Lucy(Freeman).

J.H. Chappell & Leona Hamner 2-14-1883. He the son of James and LucyChappell.

ThomasChappell & Sallie Appling 2-3-1878.

RobertC Halbrook & Mrs. Margaret Stanley 5-24-1878,

Wm.L. Stanley & Anna T. Edwards 2-6-1873.

J.W. Price & A. T. Stanley (bride) 11-9-1885

A.L. Stanley & Ada Halless 1-7-1883, he the son of Benj. L. Stanley &Charlotte (lee).

SquireCockran & Cassa Stanley 9-25-1873.

HarrisonStanley & Emily Montgomery, 8-17-1866.

W.R. Hamner & Sallie Stanley 1-10-1878, she (Sarah Catherine) dau of JohnWheeler & Eliza Hester Stanley

JohnGarner & Harriet Stanley 9-26-1866

Wm.J. Stanley & Martha a. White 12-21-1881.

M.A. Ferguson & Rachael Stanley 1-6-1867.

CharlesR. Davis & Narcissa Appling 2-21-1882.

S.M. Appling & Nannie Shepherd 2-19-1882, he Montgomery Appling, son of Sam.Appling & Rebecca.

SamuelAppling & Mrs. Carrie Hamilton 5-31-1885.

M.J. Wright & M. E. Appling Feb. 2, 1870.

JohnT. Buckeny & Laura A. Appling 3-11-1869.

RichardAppling & Mrs. J. D. Shepherd 9-22-1885.

JohnW. Baker L. M. Appling 11-20-1870.

JohnT.Davis & Catherine Appling 5-21-1871.

J.M. Hamner & S. R. Appling (bride) 3-20-1870.

J.C. Kimbrell & Louisa Appling 9-7-1871.

W.M. Randolph & Luculea F. Whitson 10-10-1872, she dau of Sam. Whitson

ThomasWhitson & Ella J. Curl 1-18-1886.

1850Census Dist. 2 family

#689Elizabeth Boon age 65,

Squireage 40, b Tenn.

Johnage 38, b Tenn.

Jamesage 36, b Tenn.

Sarahage 28, b Ala.

Narcissaage 31, b Tenn.

Mahalaage 28, b Ala.

Josephage 21, b Ga.

Johnage 19, b Ga.

Davidage 17, b Ga.

(seemsevident Elizabeth Boon was the widow of Daniel Boon)

TheStanleys, Johns and Boons were neighbors and David 281 Boonage 17 could be Daniel C. Boon, who m Nancy F. Stanley 12-26-1856 at theresidence of Ben Stanley.

1850Census Tuscaloosa Co., Ala. Dist. 2

#673:Am Appling age 67. b N.C.

Elizabethage 35, b Va.

JohnL age 29, b Ala.

JesseM. age 23, b Ala.

#674Augustus Appling age 22, b Ga.

Elviraage 22, b Ala.

#428Augustus Appling age 22, b Ga.

MarthaAnn age 17, b Ala.

Johnage 2, b Ala.

Maryage 6 mos, b Ala.

#554Richard Appling age 34, b Ga.

JaleyW. age 30, b Ala.

Wm.age 4, b Ala.

JosephF age 6, b Ala.

ElizabethC. age 4, b Ala.

(Shem Ben Edward Stanley), Selina Appling m Edmond Whitson b after 1859.

Frombirth of children Wm. Appling moved back and forth to Ga.

1840Census Chambers Co., Ala. p.19

IshamStanley, 1 m under 5; 1 m 5-10; 1 m 30-40; 2 f under 5; 1 f 5-10; 2 f 10-15; 1f 20-30.

IshamStanley son of Ezekiel Stanley 1st and Rhoda (Ledbetter) of Spartanburg Co.,S.C.

1850Census Chambers Co., Ala. Dist. 19 1/2

#346Nancy Standly 39, S.C. Prop. Val. $3,900.00

Martha20, S.C.

Elizabeth18, S.C.

Ezekiel16, S.C.

Rhoda14, Ala.

Josephene12, Ala.

James10, Ala.

Ann8, Ala.

Wm.5 . Ala.

Isham3, Ala.

(NancyStanley above, widow of Isham Stanley in 1840 Census. She was Nancy CarolineMcKinley.)

282

1830Bibb Co., Ala. Census

SamuelStanley, 1 m 5-10; 1 m 15-20; 1 m 30-4- 2 f under 5; 2 f 5-10; 1 f 10-15; 1 f2-30.

1830

StephenStanley, 2 m under 5; 1 m 20-30; 1 f under 5; 1 f 20-30.

1830

JordanStanley, 1 m under 5; 3 m 5-10; 2 m 15-20; 1 m 40-50; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 40-50;

1840Bibb Co., Ala. Census

SamuelStanley, 1 m under 5; 1 m 5-10; 1 m 10-15; 1 m 15-20; 1 m 40-50; 1 f under 5; 1f 5-10; 2 f 110-15; 2 f 15-20; 1 f 30-40.

JamesStanley, 1 m 5-10; 1 m 30-40; 2 f under 5; 1 f 20-30.

WilsonStanley, 1 m under 5; 1 m 30-40; 1 f 20-30.

StephenStanley, 1 m 5-10; 2 m 10-15; 1 m 30-40; 2 f under 5; 1 f 5-10; 1 f 20-30.

Notationby census reader: "same as in 1830, I may have made an error"

1850Census Bibb Co., Ala.

#518Samuel Stanley age 58, b Ga. farmer $1,500

Elizabethage 50, b Ga.

Martha. age 18, b Ga.

SamuelJ. age 17, b Ala.

Elizabethage 14, b Ala.

Geo.A. age 13, b Ala.

AsaA. age 8, b Ala.

#531James W. Stanley age 24, b Ala.

Elizabethage 17, b Ala.

JohnMcColough age 21, b Ala. Student

#545Wilson Stanley age 40, b Ga.

Elenorage 32, b Ga.

Wm.J. age 10, b Ala.

ElizabethP. age 7, b Ala.

FannyJ. age 1, b Ala. 283

1860Census Bibb Co., Ala.

#221Samuel Stanley age 66, b Ga. Prop. Val. $2000-$7000

Elizabethage 60, b Ga.

Asaage 17, b Ala.

Allenderage 17, ??

1829Census Wilcox Co. Ala.

James,John and Thomas Stanley

(Ifthey had families, record sent does not list any)

1820Census Wilcox Co., Ala.

JohnStanley, family, if any, not listed

IssacStanley, " " " " "

p.9 - Isham Stanly, 1 m under 5; 1 m 20-30; 1 f under 5; 2 f 20-30.

Notthere in 1840 or 1850.

MarriageBk. 2 P-6: Isham Stanly to Jane Ray Feb. 15, 1827 - by Elias Williamson Esq.

1830Lowndes Co. Ala. Census

CallenStanley

1830Marengo Co., Ala. Census

ShadrickStanley

1830Washington Co., Ala. Census

Wm.Stanley

1830Henry Co., Ala. Census

James,David, and George Stanley

1820Census Conecuh Co., Ala.

AbnerStanley, over 21

1850Census Covington Co. Ala.

#495Charles A. Stanley age 4, b S.C. Clerk (obviously digit missing)

Maryage 27, b Ala. also

Hariettage 10, b Ala.

Stephenage 8, b Ala.

Simpsonage 6, b Ala.

Augustusage 5, b Ala. (see later)

Lafayetteage 3, b Miss.

Benjaminage 1, b Ala. 284

Charlesa. Stanley was a charter member of Andalusia Masonic Lodge #678, was clerk ofCounty Circuit Court 1842 through 1848. He was sheriff of Covington Co., Ala.1871.

WilliamJoshua Stanley, was a brother of Charles A. Stanley (Josh Stanley does notappear in 1850 census of Covington Co.) Josh was a clerk in the store of JohnR. Salter, who was engaged in general merchandising on the S. W. corner of thepublic square prior to and during the Civil War. Stanley wished to go and servehis country, but was worried about the support of his family. He begged Salterto see that his family was cared for. Stanley went to war and died whileserving. Salter looked out for his family, sent the children to school, andaided in feeding the family.

WilliamJoshua Stanley, m Lizzie Cobb widow, probably of Stephen Cobb, who was at onetime sheriff and tax collector of Covington Co. She was probably the dau of____ Neal and sister of Lucy Ann (Neal) Coon. In 1850 she was 47 years old andhead of her family.

Childrenof W. J. Stanley and Lizzie M. Cobb:

(1)John E. Stanley m 1st ___ Thompson, dau or sister of John A. Thompson formerlya sheriff, m 2nd Ella Watson, dau of Ezekiel Watson. (2) Mollie Stanley, nevermarried, ran a millinery store of many years, (3) Elizabeth "Bettie"Stanley, never married, (4) Charles Stanley, never married.

Augusta"Gus" Stanley, son of Charles A. Stanley was a school teacher. Hemarried Mary Hogg, dau of Holland M. Hogg, Sr., and wife Mary. Their children:

(1)Laura Stanley m W. B. McLelland, (2) Edith Stanley, m Ned Little, (3) Polly
Stanley, m tom cook, son of Dr. Cook. and lived up near Georgiana, (4) HenryStanley, m ____Neese, dau of Jacob Neese, (5) "Simps" Stanley, (6)John E. Stanley.

Historyof Pike Co.Ala. by M. P. Farmer

285

"Gus"Stanley 1st mail carrier at Linwood about 1850.

CullenE. Stanley: lived in Coffe Co., Ala., up about Antioch Church, there in 1860.His wife lived a few years after his death. he had a brother John, who m _____Donaldson, no children. He lived north of Elba, Ala. A sister m _____McCullogh, & lived at Freeport, Fla.

Childrenof Cullen E. Stanley:

(1)Garrett Stanley m Harriett Taylor, ch: Cullen E. Stanley m Martha"Sis" Taylor, dau of Lewis Taylor; John Stanley m ____ Atkins, hadone child James P. Stanley:; Nancy Stanley m Vincent Halloway; Annie Stanley mRichard Kirkland (lives near Baker, Fla.) no family.

CullenE. Stanley’s children: W. Jack Stanley, m 1st _____ Atkins, m 2nd _____ Jones,dau of Jos. Jones; Bose Stanley m _____ Atkins.

AnnStanley m Levi Eiland.

W.Josh, Stanley. Primitive Baptist Minister, ms ____, ch: Alfred P. Stanley,Robert L. Stanley, m ___ Carpenter (see later), Jos. Stanley, m ____ Helms; tomStanley m ____ Olmstead; Gus Stanley m ____ Nance; Jonah Stanley m ____Woodham, dau of Bill Woodham; Fannie Stanley m J. R. Sellers; Mollie Stanleydsp; Malissa Stanley dsp.

RobertL. Stanley, m ____ Carpenter, dau of Sam Carpenter, had: Clinton, Sam, Obedie,and Odie Stanley.

Froma newspaper: "Robert L. Stanley, died Sat. May 11, 1935. He was 88 yearsof age and was the son of William Joshua Stanley and Martha (Redman) Stanley.He was never a member of a church, but was Primitive Baptist in belief. He leftsurviving him, three brothers, Alfred P., Gus, and W. J. Stanley, and threesisters, Mrs. John Sumblin, Winter Haven, Fla., Mrs. Durs Cauly, Tuscaloosa,Ala., and Mrs. Bonnie Stapleton."

CullenE. Stanley, lived in Montgomery Co., Ala., later moved to Coffee Co., Ala.

CovingtonNews 9-7-1899:

"CullenE. Stanley’s store on east side of county burns".

286

GreenvilleAdvocate 11-14-1878: "died in Andalusia 10-27-1878, Malachi HubertStanley, age 2 yrs. 18 days."

AlfredStanley an account with Parkers Store at Cauleyville, Covington Co., Ala., in1840.

AlabamaHistorical Quarterly Vol. 18 #3, p. 388:

GeorgeW. C. Stanley, issued a marriage license Aug. 14, 1848.

P.389. Henry Stanley, clerk of Circuit Court in 1848.

P.386 - 1848 June 5th. License issued to Stanley and Stanley for retailingspirituous liquors $50.00, all from Limestone Co., Ala.

WilliamJoshua Stanley, m Lizzie M. Cobb (widow), probably dau. of Stephen Cobb, whowas at one time sheriff and tax collector of Covington Co., Ala. Lizzie (Cobb)Stanley, sister of Lucy Ann (Neal) Coon. In 1850 she was 47 years of age andhead of her family.

Ch.of William Joshua and Lizzie M. Stanley: (1) John E. Stanley m 1st ____Thompson, dau or sister of John A. Thompson, formerly sheriff, m 2nd EllaWatson, dau of Ezekiel Watson. (2) Mollie e. Stanley, single, owned a millenarystore for many years, (32) Elizabeth "Bettie" Stanley, never married,(4) Charles Stanley, never married.

Johne. Stanley ch: by first marriage: h. J. "Tour" Stanley, marriedtwice, had a family by second wife ____ Stanley wife of George Wilson.

Census1850 Coffee County, Ala.

#462John Stanley age 44, b S.C.

SaffroniaA.C. Stanley age 32, b S.C.

JohnHarrell Stanley age 13, b Ala.

Letterfrom Pearl Kysar of Cody, Wyoming:

"...John Topley and Mary (Robbins) Stanley had ch: Willis Benarius, Fletcher,Grant, Alonzo, Elizabeth, Louise, Amelia, Cornelia. John Topley had brothers,Fletcher and Jessie. I understand these Stanleys were Quakers. Do you haveanything on Felix Stanley 287of S.C. who m Abigail Evans, sons Jesse,Thomas, and Alfonso; daus. Mar, Mattie, Abbie, and Samantha?"

Mrs.Dee Isbell, Albertville, Ala., has a Stanley line. Her mother born about 1869on a plantation near Cusetta, Ala., in Chambers County. He father was AlfonsoFelix Stanley, called "Faunce." He was born 1838, son of FelixStanley born 1798 and Abigail Evans, dau of Thomas Evans. Alfonso Felix Stanleym Ellen Louisa Shealy.

SpringHill Cemetery on Hyw. 278, 10 miles west of Cullman, Ala.:

W.B. Stanley b 9023-1853, d 9-29-1924.

P.F. Stanley, b 1-31-1858, d 9-28-1915.

FINISHED

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1820 Clark Co. Ga. · 168
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1820 Greene Co., Ga · 168
1820 Gwinnet Co., Ga · 168
1820 Jasper Co., Ga · 168
1820 McIntosh Co., Ga · 168
1820 Wilkinssn Co, Ga · 168
1840 Census Randolph Co., Ga · 168
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Abercrombie, IreneJuliet · 54
Abercrombie, Joe Y. · 54
Acree, Mary N · 66
Adams, Jane Lilly · 155
Aldithley, Adams de · 3
Alexander, Josh · 17
Allard, Roy Clarence · 73
Allen, Florine Stanley · 41
Allen, George Dean · 41
Allen, John Hollis · 41
Allen, John Hollis III · 41
Allen, John Hollis Jr. · 41
Allen, Josephine Elizabeth · 41
Allen, Robert Glenn Jr. · 41
Allen, Wistar · 155
Amason, Eula · 74
Amason, William Miles · 74
Andrews, Jean · 35
Annandale, Bessoe (Bobby) Leona · 58
Annandale, Clyde Thomas · 58
Annandale, Dorris Val Jeane · 58
Annandale, Eugene William · 58
Annandale, Jesse Lance · 58
Annandale, Keva Jene · 59
Annandale, Ruby Lois · 58
Annandale, Thomas Clark · 57
Annandale, Thomas Eugene · 59
Appling, Augustus · 133
Appling, James Chandler · 124
Appling, Lurlie · 124
Appling, Nelladean · 124
Appling, Newbern Martin · 147
Appling, Susan F · 120
Appling, William b 1783 · 147
Argo, Daisy · 69
Arthur, Guy B · 53
Atkinson, Margaret Cook · 29
Atkinson, W. Y., - Gov. of Georgia · 29
Ayers, Irene · 87

Babb, Ruby · 84
Bailey, Camile · 155
Ballard, Vivian Douglass · 123
BALLENGER · 13
Ballenger, Dr. John · 104
Banks, Amanda · 44
Barrow, Lucille · 26
Beatty, Mary · 24
Becker, Gisela Katharina · 43
Becker, Phillipp · 43
Bell, Jewell Newton Jr. · 91
Bell,, Sara Elizabeth · 91
Bellinger, Mary Lou · 75
Benson, Clary · 13
Berry, Dr. Joseph Norman · 66
Bing, Dr. Arley · 144
Bishop, Bette Lisi · 112
Bishop, Sarah Wallace · 86
Bishop, Waldo Emerson · 112
Bishop, William Emerson · 112
Blackwell, Era Linda · 69
Blackwell, Jake Lloyd · 69
Blackwell, Robert Eugene · 83
Blanks, Cornelia Josephine · 128
Blanton, Orin Willard · 83
Bobbitt, Irene · 139
Boon, Daniel C. · 133
Booth, Eugene T. · 23
Booth, Eugene T. Jr. · 23
Booth, Harold C. · 23
Booth, Martha Christine · 24
Booth, William Gibson · 23
Borden, Betty Jo · 39
Borden, Charlette (twin) · 39
Borden, David Stanley · 39
Borden, Joseph Charles · 39
Borden, Meleane (twin) · 39
Borden, Robert Hartwell · 39
Boring, Arthur · 117
Boring, Laura Isabel · 117
Boring, Myrtle May · 117
Boring, Warren Ward · 118
Borrks, Irma Kathryn · 84
Boyd, Minna · 41
Bradley, Lula D. · 66
Brandt, Barbara · 85
Brantley, Ann Stevens · 81
Brantley, Ashley Niles · 81
Brantley, Barbara Clair · 81
Brantley, Joseph Herbert · 81
Brantley, Thomas Kirven · 81
Brawner, Nellie Lee · 140
Brazzell, Henry Dillard · 65
Brewer, Hazel · 80
Brewer, Jacquelyn · 41
Brewer, Jessie Jackson · 41
Brinkley, Benjamin Hoyt · 68, 69
Brinkley, Donna Gwen · 69
Brinkley, Edgar · 68
Brinkley, Harold Fowler · 69
Brinkley, Jacqueline · 68
Brinkley, Jessie Leigh · 68, 69
Brinkley, Junious Eugene · 68, 69
Brinkley, Karen Adele · 69
Brinkley, Pauline · 68
Brinkley, Samuel Fowler Jr. · 68
Brinkley, William Dunlap · 68
Brock, John Buford · 66
Brock, John Timothy · 66
Brock, Lillian Cleo · 66
Brooks, Betty Ann · 33
Brooks, Celia Ann · 33
Brooks, Chandler Annette · 33
Brooks, Frederick Param · 33
Brooks, Frederick Param III · 33
Brooks, Frederick Param Jr. · 33
Brooks, Mrs. J. F. · 15
Brooks, Sarah Lufred · 33
Brown, Louise Stanley · 24
Brown, Phillippa Kay · 46
Brown, Stella Janice · 46
Brown, William Langford · 45
Brown, William Roy · 45
Brunet, Ruth · 67
Buckner, Jan Marie · 36
Buerman, Hilda · 114
Bunts, Ruth · 30
Burch, Dennie · 67
Burnett, Robert Oglesby Sr. · 91
Burney, Caroline · 33
Burney, Sylvanus · 33
Burson, Ada · 76
Burson, Bethel · 76
Burson, Bland · 76
Burson, Troy · 76
Burson, True · 76
Burt, Harriett · 100, 101
Burtt, Jo · 100, 101
Busby, B. Carl · 82
Busby, Irene · 82
Busby, Mallene · 82
Byrd, Kimberly Ann · 112

Caldwell, David · 16
Calhoun, Alexander · 13
Calhoun, Alexander Jr. · 13
Calhoun, David Alexander · 14
Calhoun, George · 13
Calhoun, Joseph J. · 14
Calhoun, Julia A. · 14
Calhoun, Mary .. m George Campbell · 13
Calhoun, Sarah · 14
Callihan, William · 158
Campbell, Patricia · 32
Cantrell, Marjorie Mae · 62
Cantrell. Willie Victor · 62
Carden, Martin · 27
Carden, Mary Martin · 27
Carmichael, Alonzo Lindsy · 140
Carmichael, Amanda Henderson · 37
Carroll, Allie · 58
Carruth, Sidney · 98
Cash, Thurman Eugene · 62
Casteel, Addie · 50
Castell, Adeline Lavenia "Addie" · 89
Catchings, Claire · 154
Chamblee, Malina Alice · 23
Champion, Robert C. · 98
Chapman, Giles · 38
Chapman, Marietta Georgia · 38
Chapman, Marietta, Georgia · 25
Chapman, Ola Wyolene · 88
Chapman, Sarah Augusta · 25, 40
Chappell, Eliza Hester · 128
Chappell, Grace Elizabeth · 64
Chappell, Guy · 64
Chappell, Lutitia · 122
Chappell, Miles · 122, 132, 140, 143
Chappell, Susannah Frances · 121
Chastain, Clara Belle · 83
Cheatham, Claude · 94
Cheatham, Ezekiel "Colonel" · 94
Cheatham, Isaac Newton · 94
Cheatham, Isham Anderson · 95
Cheatham, Jessie · 94
Cheatham, Lenna Edna · 96
Cheatham, Maude Mae · 95
Cheatham, William David · 94
Chilton, Dr. David Houston · 154
Chilton, Frank · 82
Chilton, John Frank Jr. · 82
CITIZENS CEM. - MARIETTA, GA · 107
Clark, Barbara Anne · 28
Clark, Carie Lee (Carolie) · 34
Clark, Carrie Howard · 34
Clark, Donna Lee · 28
Clark, Eugene Bolton · 28
Clark, Georgia Vaughan · 28
Clark, Hardy · 28
Clark, Hardy Jr. · 28
Clark, John Hardy · 28
Clark, John Stanley · 29
Clark, Lola Wanita (Lonita) · 34
Clark, Mary Elizabeth · 29
Clark, Nancy Lillian · 30
Clark, Neal · 29
Clark, Neal Jr. · 29
Clark, Ralph · 29
Clark, Ralph Hays · 29
Clark, Robert Strong · 34
Clark, Sue Brown · 28
Clark, Thomas Jennings · 36
Clark, Wallace Henderson, Jr. · 28
Clark, Willa Jaunita · 36
Clark, William H. · 25, 34
Clark, Willie Jaunita · 34
Clements, Cynthia · 53
Cloyd, Mildred · 77
Clutter, Benjamine Jr. · 46
Coate, Jerry · 53
Cobb, Larry · 39
Cobb, Lorna Jay · 39
Coffman, Jenie Mahala · 114
Colquitt, Odessa · 91
Combs, Patricia · 59
Connally, Betty Jo · 90
Connally, Charles Daniel · 90
Connally, Frances Jean · 90
Connally, Harper Glenn Jr. · 90
Connally, John Marcus · 90
Connally, Marcus Daniel · 90
Connally, Martha Crawford · 90, 91
Connally, Mildred Lucile · 90, 91
Connally, Peggy Ann · 90
Cook, Benjamin Franklin · 90
Cook, Benjamin Franklin III · 90
Cook, Benjamin Franklin Jr. · 90
Cook, Edwin Stanley · 90
Cook, Emerson Grady · 95
Cook, Ione · 90
Cook, Lynda Jane · 90
Cook, Marie · 69
Cook, Patricia Ann · 90
Cook, Rachel Sue · 95
Cook, Winniefred · 90
Cook,, Tony Louise · 90
Corley, Kenneth Wayne · 68
Corley, Rev. William Cheney · 68
Corruth, Dr, Roy Walter · 155
Crawford, Nancy Kathleen · 141
Creighton, Hiram · 159
Crowder, James Buford · 69
Crowder, Ruth Marie · 69
Crowe, Marcia Denesse · 97
Culbertson, Mary Jane (Mrs. J.M.K. Guinn) · 42
Cumbee, Arthur Robert · 36
Cumbee, Caroline Howard · 37
Cumbee, Deborah Elaine · 37
Cumbee, Henry Graves · 36
Cumbee, John Aldworth · 37
Cumbee, Joseph Anderson · 37
Cumbee, Kathleen · 36
Cumbee, Kathleen Rhoda · 36
Cumbee, Lillian Editha · 36
Cumbee, Marie Mizelle · 36
Cumbee, Walter Grady · 36
Curtis, Linda Sue · 89
Curtis, Ruth Dianne · 89

Dake, George Vernon · 79
Dalluge, Marjorie · 76
Danielson, Nancy Ann · 118
Darby, Annie Elizabeth · 52
Darby, Annie Elizbeth · 53
Darby, Fred Otis · 52
Darby, George Thomas · 52
Darby, Harold · 52
Darby, Isaac A. · 52
Darby, Mary · 52
Darby, Mary Elizabeth · 52
Darby, Odessa · 52
Darden, William Howard · 142
Davenport, Noel · 76
Davidson, Elizabeth Hutchinson · 35
Davis, Brooks · 29
Davis, Clark Northington · 29
Davis, Gene · 30
Davis, Hubert V Jr. · 29
Davis, Jennie Rea · 30
Davis, Laura Page · 29
Davis, Margaret Lunfoud · 130
Dawson, Emmaline · 68
Dawson, Frances Alberta Timberlake · 74
Day, Carl · 143
Day, Dorothy Louise · 143
Day, Exzekiel Dodson · 143
Day, Jesse Uel · 157
Deason, Fatima · 140
DEED FROM JOSHUA THOMAS' HEIRS TO BENJAMIN STANLEY · 135
Deloach, James Edwin · 153
DeLoach, Louise · 29
DeLorme, Harold M Jr. · 160
Dendy, Matilda Ada · 72
Denny, Clinton · 87
Denny, James Willie · 87
Denny. Rosa Lee · 87
DeShields, James Marshall · 38
DeTaum, Caroline Louise · 66
Dickson, Alan Jeffrey · 42
Dickson, Barbara Louise · 43
Dickson, Dorothy Anne · 44
Dickson, Eric William Dr. · 44
Dickson, Ingrid Ellen · 43
Dickson, Joseph Richard Wilson · 43
Dickson, Karen Louise · 44
Dickson, Killian Noah · 44
Dickson, Kristina Elyane · 43
Dickson, Mary Jayne · 43
Dickson, Mary Lou · 44
Dickson, Ralph Stanley · 42
Dickson, Robert Nolan · 44
Dickson, William Henry Jr. · 44
Dickson, William Henry Sr. · 42
Dobbs, Mary K. · 57
Dodd · 17
Dodd, Viola · 117
Donaldson, James A. · 25
Dunlap, Jennie · 68
Dunn, Georgia Rilla · 68
Dunn, Henry Hunter Jr. · 68
Dunn, Sara Jane · 68

Earwood, Annie Mae · 82
Earwood, Harold · 82
Earwood, Mary Lee · 82
Earwood, William Esker · 82
Edlings, Thad · 146
Ellison, Aubra Jeffers · 86, 87
Ellison, Bessie Irene · 86, 87
Ellison, Charles Aubra · 87
Ellison, Elijah Eugene · 86, 87
Ellison, Howard Laverne · 87
Ellison, Hubert Delano · 86
Ellison, James Roy · 87
Ellison, James Washington · 86
Ellison, Jeannie Veneta · 86
Ellison, Lena Jenean · 87
Ellison, Lilly Ann · 86
Ellison, Lois Lucile · 86, 88
Ellison, Lois Marie · 86
Ellison, Margaret Annette · 87
Ellison, Mary Lee · 86, 87
Ellison, Nannie Estall · 86
Ellison, Oscar Hoyt · 86
Ellison,, Jerry Dudley · 86
Emmel, Ernest Francis · 83
Emmel, Frederick · 83

Fehrer, Gertrud · 43
Fender, Calvin Dean · 114
Fender, Grady Dean · 114
Fender, Minda Gay · 114
Fender, Peggy Elaine · 114
Fender, Rex Edward · 114
Fennell, Charles Frank · 83
Ferguson, Anderson Drew · 34
Ferguson, Anderson Drew III · 35
Ferguson, Anderson Drew Jr., MD · 35
Ferguson, Anne · 29
Ferguson, Charlotte, Clark · 35
Ferguson, Dorothy May · 35
Ferguson, Helen Carol · 36
Ferguson, Miles Hamilton · 35
Ferguson, Miles Hamilton Jr. · 36
Ferguson, Robert Clark · 35
Ferguson, Robert Langdon · 35
Fielden, Alice Marie · 66
Fielden, Carl Roe · 66
Files, Richard · 125
Fincher, Glenda Gayle · 95
Fincher, James Edward · 95
Fincher, John Ray Jr · 95
Fincher, Joyce · 95
Fincher, Larry Wayne · 95
Fink, Ethel · 42
Fink, Hendon Mark · 31
Fink, Robert H. · 31
Fink, Robert Keith · 31
Finlay, Emily · 33
Finlay, John David · 32
Finlayson, Carol Anne · 44
Finlayson, David Alan · 44
Finlayson, John Macintosh · 44
Finlayson, John Scott · 44
Finlayson, Laura Beth · 44
Finlayson, Linda Gail · 44
Finney, Patsy · 30
Finney, Phillip S. · 30
Fondren, Jesse · 15
Fondren, Wm. · 15
Forrester, David Anderson · 35
Forrester, Patrick Graham · 35
Forrester, Rebeccah Jill · 35
Forrester, Redmond V Sr. · 35
Forrester, Redmond Vincent Jr. · 35
Foste, Levi Asbury · 82
Foster, Henry Jackson · 83
Foster, Hoyt Kenneth · 83
Foster, Osma Bailey · 34
Foster, Osma Bailey Jr. · 34
Foster, Susan Madeline · 83
Foster,, Eunice Elizabeth · 83
Fowler, Martha Ann · 23
Franklin, Paul Burke (Mrs.) · 4
Freeman, James Shepherd · 122
Freeman, James Stanley · 122
Freeman, Martha Elizabeth · 142
Freeman, William Stanley · 122
Fuller, · 30
Fuller, Judge Warner · 30
Fuller. Emily · 30

Gaines,Byrd Day · 154
Gaines, Dr. Francis Pendleton · 150
Gaines, Edmund Pendleton · 149
Gaines, John Strother · 153
Gaines, Robert and Ursula · 148
Gaines, Thomas - Last Will & Testament · 156
Gaines, William M. · 155
Gains, Harry Sr. · 16
Garger, Martha Ann · 61
Garske, Drusilla · 113
George Stanley · 7
Gibson, Augusta · 23
Gibson, Cornelia · 23
Gibson, Elizabeth · 23
Gibson, Elizabeth Ann · 22
Gibson, Emmett · 24
Gibson, Fannie · 24
Gibson, Isham · 23, 24
Gibson, Isham Fletcher · 23
Gibson, John Stanley · 23
Gibson, Lucy · 23
Gibson, Nola · 24
Gibson, Ollie · 24
Gibson, Stanley · 111
Gibson, Thomas H. · 23
Gibson. Elijah · 12, 16, 17, 19, 22, 24, 53
Gilbert, Joseph · 25
Gillespie, Caleb G. · 25
Gilmer, Maj. Jackson · 14
Gilmer, Robert · 14
Glass, Irene · 97
Glover, Johnnie Oliver · 88
Godwin, Delilah · 54
Godwin, Edna Mae · 96
Godwin, Elva Camilla · 53
Godwin, Frances Lee · 54
Godwin, Gladys · 96
Godwin, Joseph W · 53
Godwin, Lillian Maude · 54
Godwin, Pearl Jane · 54
Goergens, Gladys Emily · 45
Gooch, Cora · 69
Gordon, Alice · 123
Gordon, Daniel II · 49
Gordon, Jacob · 49, 166
Gordon, Rhoda · 49
Gordon, Robert Walker · 123
Gordon, Robert Walker Dr. · 145
Gordon, Tempe · 49
Gordon, William · 49
Graf, Lucille · 112
Grant, Clemma Videlle · 144
Grant, Tommie Katerine · 144
Green, Emmett Patrick · 52
Green, Joel (Joe) Stanley · 52
Green, Joel A · 51
Green, Leon · 52
Green, Napoleon B. · 104
Green, Patrick Ralph · 52
Green, Thomas Elmo "L" · 52
Greene, Annie Elizabeth · 52
Greer, Ellis · 89
Gregory, Nannie Sue · 70
Griffin, David Andrews Jr. · 90
Griffin, Louise · 32
Grimm, Doris Ann · 80
Grissom, Otis Dwaine · 87
Groover, Larkin · 56
Groover,, Luther L · 56
Gudgee, Elizabeth · 142
Guin, Drusilla Angeline · 113
Guinn, Gordon (Mrs. Alonzo Nolan Stanley) · 38
Guinn, James Miles Killian · 42
Guinn, Mary Walter Gordon · 42
Guthrie, Ann Karen · 95
Guttery, George Houston · 122, 123
Guttery, John McQueen · 120, 123
Guttery, Pearl · 123
Guttery. Stehen Douglas · 123

Hagood,Rev. J. J. · 67
Hagood, Virginia · 67
Hale, Charles Fremont · 119
Hale, Oscar Ellsworth · 119
Hale, Pearl Elizabeth · 55
Hamilton, Fannie · 13
Hammonds, Flonnie · 97
Hamner, Jewel Eliza · 127
Hamner, Nina Alma · 127, 130
Hamner, Thomas Roger · 127
Hamner, William Reuben · 127
Hampton, Charles · 57
Hancock, Jeremiah · 158
Hancock, Major · 15
Harbison, Dianne Raephene · 96
Harbison, Linda Gail · 96
Harbison, Ralph Edward · 96
Hardage, Benjamin F. · 70
Hardage, Louise · 70
Hardage, Paul · 70
Hardin, John Anderson · 88
Hargrove, Coris · 38
Harlow,Gaye · 142
HARMONY GROVE · 106
Harolson, Sally · 132
Harris, Amelia Day (Mrs. Giles Chapman) · 38
Harris, Ezekiel Calhoun · 13
Harris, Frances · 13
Harris, John · 13
Harris, Thos · 13
Harris, Thos, Major · 13
Hayes, Herman Washington · 69
Hayes, Navona · 69
Hayett, Mary · 26
Hayward, Alma · 83
Head, Richard Grafton · 60
Heaton, Cora Addie Sue · 97
Heber,Richard Octave · 113
Helton, Maxine Clair · 33
Hemmerling, Maggie May · 118
Henderson, Albert · 75
Henderson, Allen Long · 41
Henderson, Amanda A · 25
Henderson, Ann Horsley · 41
Henderson, James Keno · 41
Henderson, Joseph Horsley · 41
Henderson, Norma Lou · 75
Henderson, Roy · 75
Henderson, Roy Dean · 75
Henderson, Tommie · 75
Hendricks, Hill · 28
Hendricks, Hill Jr. · 28
Hendricks, Sue Brown · 28
Hendrix, Alsa · 124
Henriques, Harry P Jr. · 31
Henriques, Harry P. · 31
Henriques, James Nace · 31
Henriques, Robert Wallace · 31
Herren, Ruby Elizabeth · 39
Herrington, Josephine Bozeman · 56
Hershey, Laoma · 75
Hester, Charles · 15
Hester, John · 15
Hicks, Charles A · 32
Hicks, David · 32
Hicks, Dorothula · 98
Hicks, Emily Anet · 46
Hicks, Tracey Eve · 46
Hicks, William Charles · 46
Hillhouse, Harvel Lee · 85
Hillhouse, John Quill · 85
Hilloran, Hilda · 66
Hines, Kathleen E · 53
Hodge, Mary · 39
Hofferb, Otie Purnell · 87
Holcombe, Edgar Lynwood · 128
Holland, Hayne, Dr. · 13
Holland, Margaret Ann · 12, 13, 14, 17, 21, 23, 47, 50, 51, 67, 68, 93, 94, 95,105, 106
Holland, R. N. ( · 107
Holland, Robert Sen. · 47, 50, 51
Holland, Sarah Jones · 50
Holland, Thomas · 51
Hollis, Effie · 41
Holloway, Carrol (male) · 132
Holt, Ina Jonnie · 75
Hooker, Lucille · 31
Hoosich. Frances · 146
Hornbuckle, Bobby · 53
Horne, Cornelia · 67
Horton, Guy · 141
Horton, Guyrene · 141
Hostetter, Ann Helene · 112
Hostetter, Lori Ann · 112
Hostetter, Rebecca Lee · 112
HOWARD FAMILY · 172
HOWELL CEMETERY · 106
Hubert, Beverly · 43
Hughes, Hiram Kennedy · 57
Hughes. Ethalda · 85
Hunnicut, Mary (Mrs. Warner Fuller) · 30
Hunt, Karen Charlotte · 97
Hunt, Rhonda Kay · 97
Hunton, Claude Byron · 54
Hurst, Sarah Getrude · 37
Hussey, Nannie Daughtry · 35
Hutto, Elizabeth (McMillan) · 146
Hutto, John Chappell · 145

Ison, Francis Zoillie ·82

Jackson,Annie Lou · 81
Jackson, Carolyn Chastain · 83
Jackson, Charles Lee · 83
Jackson, Charlie Lee · 81
Jackson, Clara Ann · 83
Jackson, Delilah · 80
Jackson, Dow · 81
Jackson, Ettie Josephine · 80, 82
Jackson, Henry Coleman · 81, 84
Jackson, Homer Stanley · 80
Jackson, Irma Kate · 83
Jackson, John Harris · 81
Jackson, Kittie · 80
Jackson, Leonora Jane · 82
Jackson, Lorenzo Dow · 80
Jackson, Margaret · 80
Jackson, Mary Evelyn · 83
Jackson, Minnie Gober · 80, 82
Jackson, Robort Mallory · 98
Jackson, Sara Winn · 83
Jackson, Sarah · 24
Jackson,, Homer Stanley · 82
Jackson,, John Harris · 83
Jackson. Clara · 82
Jackson. Leonora · 80
James, Charles · 114
James, Cleveland Columbus · 84
James, Geraldine · 114
James, Raymond Lee · 84
James, Samuel Willis · 84
Jester, Barbara Jean · 113
Jester, Betty Stanley · 113
Jester, Janelle Eileen · 113
Jester, Judith Ann · 113
Johannes, Karl Frederick William · 45
Johannes, Richard Karl · 45
Johannes, Robin Dana · 45
Johns, James · 14
Johns, John A. · 14
Johns, John B. · 14
Johns, Lila · 14
Johns, Samuel H · 14
Johnson, Ella Sabina · 63
Johnston, Peggy Lou · 41
Johnston, Robert Glenn · 41
Johnston, Smith L. Jr. · 24
Joiner, Zilla Isabelle · 96
Jones, Alexander Jackson Jr. · 77
Jones, Barbara Lee · 69
Jones, Catherine Elizabeth Dr. · 44
Jones, Dock Jewett · 78
Jones, Dorothy · 80
Jones, John Paul · 69
Jones, John Paul Jr. · 69
Jones, Marinell · 73
Jones, Sharon Ann · 69
Jordan, David Philip aka Dickson, Philip Richard · 43
Jordan, Heidi Lisa · 43
Joyce, Christopher Joseph · 43
Joyce, Daniel Leo III · 43
Joyce, Daniel Leo IV · 43
Joyce, Hannah Elizabeth · 43

Karrah, Wiley · 144
Kelley, Margaret · 41
Kellum, Celia · 75
Kellum, David · 75
Kellum, Lou Marie · 75
Kemp, Adeline · 13
Kemp, Solomon · 13
Kendrick, John Cecil · 73
Kendrick, Johnnie Geraldine · 73
Kendrick, Margaret · 67
Kennedy, Alice · 38
Keown, Geraldine · 58
Kerbo, Winnie · 146
Kesling, Sarah Virgiline · 112
Kilby, William J. · 13
King, Frances · 27
King. Mary Lou · 44
Kirk, Amanda Victoria · 59
Kirkland, Nancy Elizabeth · 140

Land, Irma Louise · 64
Landrum, Nancy · 49
Lauderdal, Betty Jo · 97
Lauderdale, Odell · 67
League, Bennie Jo · 95
League, Elna · 95
Leasure, James Leslie · 132
Leatherwood, Elizabeth · 121
Ledbetter, Abner · 16
Ledbetter, Daniel · 12, 95
Ledbetter, James · 92
Ledbetter, Rhoda · 18, 21, 24, 49, 51, 98, 105, 106, 111, 166, 169
Ledbettor, Abner · 14
Ledbettor, Nancy · 14
Legan, Rosa B · 70
Lewis and Adah Stanley · 4, 6, 8, 19, 109, 112, 119, 166, 175
Lewis, Christine · 89
Lewis, Clarence W. · 89
Lewis, Curtis Marris · 85
Lewis, Emma Jean · 85
Lewis, Frances Marion · 85
Lewis, Frank Harvel · 85
Lewis, Julia Maria · 85
Lewis, Mary Anita · 85
Lewis, Osie Juanita · 85
Lewis, Ruby · 39
Lewis, Thomas Anthony · 85
Lipscomb, John J.Q. · 15
Little, Barney · 60
Little, Linda Karen · 95
Littleton, David Martin · 28
Littleton, Suzanne · 28
Littleton, Warner Gladden · 27
Livingstone, Hazel · 145
Logan, Carey Ellen · 112
Logan, Jeffrey Brian · 112
Lollar, Hugh Monroe · 132
Lollar, Malind Helen · 132
Long, Martha Wilson · 13
Longshore, Minnie · 42
Longshore, Mittie · 41
Loofbourrow, Jean Ann · 35
Loofbourrow, Philip Courtney · 35
Loofbourrow, Philip Courtney Jr. · 35
Loyl, Elizabeth · 147

MacDonald, MarilynFrances · 42
Macmillan, Sidney · 144
Maddox, Nita Belle · 62
Maddox, Walton Mayfield · 62
Maffit, Judith Sylvia · 43
Marcus, Margaret Ann Clemintine · 74
MARS HILL CEM. 3 1/2 MILES S. WEST OF ACKWORTH, GA. · 106
Martin, James · 14
Martin, James - Esq. · 9
Martin, James Esq · 9, 11, 12, 14, 15
Martin, Nancy · 14
Mason, Churchill · 20, 21, 22
Mason, Harriett Elmina · 98
Mason, Isham Stanley · 98
Mason, Larkin Wilson · 98
Mason, Mallory · 22
Mason, Mary Ann · 98
Mason, Rhoda Caroline · 98
Mason,Lavina · 99
Maxwell, Kenneard Payton · 86
Maxwell, Kenneth Payton · 86
Mayer, Celeste · 35
Mayes, Martha Jane · 70
McCallum, Fredonia · 66
McCay, Daniel · 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 109, 110, 166
McClary, Elizabeth · 26
McClary, William Benson · 26
McClung, Ann Elizabeth · 69
McClung, James Franklin · 69
McClung, Junious Hagan · 69
McClung, Junious Hagan Jr. · 69
McCollum, Barbara Stanley · 63
McCollum, John Davis · 63
McConnell, Christopher · 145
McCoy, Daniel · 49
McCurdy, Elizabeth · 24
McDermott, James · 61
McDermott, James Regis · 61
McDuff, Loyl Frances · 121
McEacher, Samuel Capers · 55
McEachern, David William · 55
McEachern, Elva Louella Stanley · 54
McGillvary, R. L. · 54
McGregor, Albert James · 122
McGregor, Don Albert · 121
McGregor, Donald Alexander · 122
McGregor, Gertrude · 121
McGregor, Grace · 122
McGregor, Leila Gamble · 121
McGuire, Mary Faith · 28
McIntyre, William Donald · 76
McIntyre, William Horace · 76
McKinley, James Beatty · 24
McKinley, John · 24
McKinley, Nancy Caroline · 24
McKinley, William · 24
McLain, Lou Zanie · 84
McLendon, Ludora · 90
McMillen, Virginia Marie · 122
Mitchell, Troyce · 74
Montgomery, Daisy · 77
Montgomery, Mildred · 99
Moon, Maybelle · 70
Moore, Abner P. · 80
Moore, Bruce Clark · 37
Moore, Carol Ann · 37
Moore, Eleanor · 69
Moore, Ernest Everette · 36
Moore, Frederick Boyd · 80
Moore, Hubert Cumbee · 37
Moore, James Otis · 80
Moore, Jimmy Don · 80
Moore, Marie Mizelle · 36
Moore, Melody Marie · 37
Moore, William Everette · 37
Morgan, Benjamin Stanley · 67
Morgan, Harry Fields · 67
Morgan, Joseph Lewis · 67
Morgan, Louis Judson · 67
Morgan, Martha Jane · 67
Morgan, Robert Smith · 67
Morgan, William R. · 67
Morris, Stephen Eric · 114
Morris,Robert Jr. · 114
Moseley, Moselle · 75
MT. BETHEL CEM. LOWER ROSWELL ROAD · 106
Muller, Maude · 67
Murphree, Eddie Rose · 140
Murphree, Edith · 31

Neese, Dannie Mack · 75
Neese, Deryal Glenn · 75
Neese, Joni Yvonne · 75
Neese, Mattie Belle · 75
Neese, Peggy June · 75
Neese, Regina Ann · 75
Neese, Thomas McDowell · 74
Nettleton, Mrs. Mary (Watson) · 72
Netzer, Kristin Elizabeth · 118
Netzer, Mary Michele · 118
Netzer, Roseanne · 118
Netzer, William Christopher · 118
NEW SALEM CEM. ON NEW SALEM ROAD · 106
Newell, George · 17
Newton, Eliott Robert · 37
Nickels, Laura Belle · 111
Nix., William Enoch · 70
Norman, Sadie (Mrs. Gene Davis) · 30
Northcut, Agnes Geraldine · 73
Northcut, Olan Gwinn · 73
Northcutt Jean · 75
Northcutt, Agnes Geraldine · 74
Northcutt, Albert Rodger Jr. · 74
Northcutt, Albert Rodgers · 74
Northcutt, Bethleen · 75
Northcutt, Capt. Thomas Haynes · 53
Northcutt, Dalton Tully · 74
Northcutt, Deryal Telephus · 74
Northcutt, Douglas John · 74, 75
Northcutt, Douglas John Jr. · 75
Northcutt, Earlene · 73
Northcutt, Florence Dixie · 74
Northcutt, Fred · 75
Northcutt, Jerald Northcutt · 73
Northcutt, Louetta Fay · 75
Northcutt, Margaret Dula · 75
Northcutt, Margaret Eula · 74
Northcutt, Mary Kathleen · 74
Northcutt, Olan Gwinn · 74
Northcutt, Ona Darlene · 73
Northcutt, Pat Lowery · 75
Northcutt, Peggy Dean · 73
Northcutt, Reola Faye · 74, 75
Northcutt, Robert Alvis · 74
Northcutt, Roxanna · 76
Northcutt, Thomas Alfred · 74
Northcutt, Thomas Jerald · 74
Northcutt, Velma Helen · 74, 76
Northcutt, Verba Nell · 73, 75
Northcutt. John Alexander · 74
Northington, Betty Page · 29
Northington, Dr. James M. · 29
Northington, Nancy Clark · 29
Northington, Sarah Jackson · 29

O'Neil, Donald Dale ·112
O'Neil, Donald John · 112
O'Neil, Josephine · 112
O'Neil, Lynn · 112
O'Neil, Marolyn · 112
O'Neil, Virginia Joan · 112
Oglesby, Mary Elizabeth · 69
OLD NOONDAY CEM. 11 3/10 MILES FROM MARIETTA, GA. ON CANTON ROAD · 106
Oliver, Mrs. James · 33
Oram, Auriel Josephine · 116
Oram, Charles Ford · 116
Oram, Mary Naeda · 116
Orr, Margaret Mae · 81
Orr, Mary Agnes · 82
Orr, Nancy Marietta (Mrs. C. P. Scott) · 105
Orr, William Henry · 81
Orr, William Horace · 81
Orr. r. Leander · 155
Osborne, Donald Scott · 73
Osborne, Janannet · 73
Osburger, Katherine · 115
Outcolt, Brock Sharon · 66
Outcolt, Ralph · 66
Owens, Tulsa · 73

Pace, Ernest LeRoy · 56
Pace, Francis Pershing · 56
Pace, Harry Calhoun · 56
Pace, James Robert · 55
Pace, Miriam McClain · 56
Pace, Robert Norris · 55
Pace, Robert, Fannie, Ernest, Harry, Lillie, Elva, Blanch, Margaret · 55
Palmer, James Leo · 95
Palmer, Timothy Paul · 95
Pannell, Clyde · 75
Pannell, Deryal · 75
Pannell, Diane · 75
Pardekeeper, Helen · 115
Parker, Priscilla · 122, 129, 132, 142, 143, 177
Parrish, Brenda F. · 97
Parrish, Keith A. · 97
Parry, Thomas Irvine Jr. · 143
Parson, Carol Ann · 115
Parson, Jeri Lynn · 115
Parson, Stanley Oscar · 115
Parson, William Eugene · 115
Parsons, Oscar Wilson · 115
Paschal, Oscar · 127
Paslay, Ralph B · 11
Pavolosky, Catherine Clare · 66
Peck, Sarah Elizabeth · 58
Pennington, Gertrude · 73
Perry, Kathaleen Dickinson · 153
Peterson, Margaret M. · 114
Peterson, Susan Jane · 115
Peterson, William Robert · 115
Phelps, Margaret Randolph · 60
Pickett, Edna Stanley · 93
Pinion, Mattie · 121
Pittman, Betty Jean · 88
Pittman, Clyde · 82
Pittman, Clyde Hollis · 88, 89
Pittman, Dorothy Irene · 89
Pittman, Jerry Felton · 89
Pittman, Lena Madian · 88
Pittman, Lena Modine · 89
Pittman, Luther Eugene · 88, 89
Pittman, Luther M. · 88
Pittman, Ola Louise · 88
Pittman, Patricia Ann · 89
Pittman, Rebecca Sue · 89
Pittman, Theresa Gail · 89
Pittman, William Miles · 88, 89
Posey. Etola · 94
Potts, Clifford Earl · 33
Potts, John Alled · 33
Powell, Gordon Spencer · 67
Powell, Henry A. · 67
PRESBYTERIAN CEM. ROSEWELL, GA · 106
Prickett, Henry G. · 132

Quinn, Hazel Mae · 118
Quinn, Mary Maude · 118
Quinn, Robert McCain · 119

Radford, Donna Carleene· 95
Radford, James Twett · 95
Radford, Leslie Carlos · 95
Raines, Nellie Kate · 90
Ramishire, Mell · 131
Ramsay, Diane Louise · 43
Ramsay, Edmond Adam Jr. · 43
Ramsay, Martha Jayne · 43
Ramsay, Susan Joy · 43
Range, · 39
Raskoski, Elizabeth · 122
Rathburn, Thom · 9
Read, Robert Wesley · 87
Rearick, Barbara · 111
Rearick, Thomas · 111
Redd, Carl Dudley · 70
Redd, Earl Benjamin · 70
Redd, Frances Jane · 70
Redd, George Dudley · 70
Redd, William (Billy) Stanley · 70
Redd, William Stanley · 70
Reed, Wm. Barr · 13
Reed. Wm. · 16
Reid, Lizzie Lowther · 26
Reid, Sterling · 155
Rhodes, Clarence Franklin · 76
Rhodes, Dorothy Jean · 86, 87
Rhodes, Howard Wayne · 86
Rhodes, Thomas Eff · 87
Rice, James Allen · 96
Rice, Janett Marie · 96
Rice, William Maurice · 96
Richards, Sidney · 73
Riggins, Betty Jane · 68
Riggins, William Neal · 68
Riggins. Solomon B. · 68
ROBERTS FAMILY CEM. 1 6/10 MILES SOUTH OF KENNESAW, ON DIXIE HIGHWAY ·105
Roberts, Charles Horton · 105
Roberts, George · 100, 101, 102, 103
Roberts, George C. · 99
Roberts, Guy · 102
Roberts, Isaac M. · 107
Roberts, John · 101
Roberts, John S · 99
Roberts, John S, · 105
Roberts, John S. · 99
Roberts, Lucretia Jane · 105
Roberts, Rhoda (Stanley) · 99, 100, 106, 169
Roberts, Thomas · 99, 100
Roberts, Thomas J. · 103
Roberts, Wiley · 12, 13, 17, 99, 100, 101, 103, 104, 106, 119, 169
Roberts, Willis · 13, 99, 101, 103, 108, 169
Roberts, Willis N. · 102
Roberts,, John · 14
ROBERTS-JOHNS · 14
Robertson, Carlos Jay · 57
Robertson, Col. Charles Sedwick · 57
Robertson, Ellen Gayle · 57
Robertson, Frances Lillian · 70
Robertson, Marsha Lynn · 57
Robinson, Jill Guinn · 45
Robinson, John Benton · 44
Robinson, John Herman Sr., · 44
Robinson, Linda Carole · 45
Robinson, Marjorie Ann · 44
Robinson, Mary John · 45
Robinson, Patricia Louise · 45
Rogers, Lillian Neal · 66
Rollins, Otis Lee · 141
ROSE HILL CEM. AUSTELL · 107
Rose, Jessie Mae · 74
Rososky, Charles F Jr. · 43
Rososky, Michael Allen · 43
Rososky, Rachael Ingrid · 43
Roten, John Elgin · 125
Roton, Norma Jean · 27
Runyan, Carl Stanley · 59
Runyan, Effie Mae · 59
Runyan, Isaac Aubrey · 59
Runyan, Isaac Pinkney · 59
Runyan, Myrtie · 96
Rush, Betty Jane · 132
Rusk, Annie Grace · 64
Rusk, George Robert · 64
Rusk, Kelly Winford · 64
Rusk, Margaret Katherine · 64, 65
Rusk, Mary Elizabeth · 64
Rusk, William Harrell · 64
Rusk, William Henry · 64
Rusk, William Herbert · 64
Rusk,, George Robert · 64
Ruskin, James Fornataro · 45
Ruskin, Thomas Stewart · 45
Russell, Deanna Jeanne · 115
Russell, Margery Ann · 115
Rutledge, Alton Bates · 85, 86
Rutledge, Audrey Louise · 85
Rutledge, Barbara Carol · 86
Rutledge, Benjamin Felton · 88
Rutledge, Beverly Joyce · 86
Rutledge, Elizabeth · 92
Rutledge, Fred Miller · 88
Rutledge, Ida Lucile · 85
Rutledge, Joel Gid · 88
Rutledge, Katie Mae · 85
Rutledge, Thomas Felton · 85
Rutledge, Thomas Harvel · 85
Rutledge, William Cicero · 85
Ruzicka, Ruth · 119

Saffold, Virginia White· 23
Salyer, James · 111
Sandstedd, Margo Dale · 116
Sandstedd, Shanna Gae · 116
Sandstedd, Vicki Joe · 116
Sanford, Marilyn June · 87
Sanford, Sylvia · 39
Sarah Jarret (Mrs. Sylvanus Burney) · 33
SARDIS CEM · 107
Satterfield, Ralph D. · 62
Schrock, Chester Willard · 112
Schrock, Donna Jean · 112
Scott, Zylphia · 117
Seay, Rufus · 140
Segars, Amanda · 59
Self, Aleta Arlene · 80
Self, Denna Carrol · 80
Self, Errol Austin · 79
Self, Howard Watson · 80
Self, Oleta Helene · 79
Self, Orvel · 79
Self, Randall Howard · 80
Self,, Thell Dee · 79
Selfm Steven Errol · 80
Shachelford, Mary · 13
Shaffer, Frank Keith · 76
Shaffer, Richard · 76
Shapley, Velma Elizabeth · 116
Sheehan, Norma Jean · 28
Shermerhorn, Elma Jean · 119
Shieder, Maidie Eloise · 62
Shields, Mae (Mrs. Edmond Gibson) · 152
Shillinburger, Fred · 56
Ship, Nancy · 151
Shriver, Ann Marie · 37
Simmons, Benson Chandler · 27
Simmons, Bill · 27
Simmons, Celeste · 27
Simmons, Dr. Coleman · 46
Simmons, Edd Louis · 27
Simmons, John · 27
Simmons, Lynette · 27
Simmons, Malcom Wallis · 27
Simmons, Marianne · 27
Simmons, Mary Frances · 27
Simmons, Nancy · 27
Simmons, Oliver Walton · 27
Simmons, Reid Walton · 27
Simmons, Sallie Courtney · 26
Simmons, Shelton Coleman · 26
Simmons, Shelton Coleman, III · 27
Simmons, Shelton Coleman, Jr. · 26
Simmons, Susan Elizabeth · 27
Simmons, Wade · 27
Simmons. Robert · 27
Simms, Burl Lynn · 87
Simms, Eleanor · 31
Simms, Hendon Mark Jr. · 32
Simms, Hendon Martin · 31
Simms, James Wallace · 32
Simms, Jane · 32
Simms, Jean Cerise · 32
Simms, Karen · 32
Simms, Laurie Eleanor · 32
Simms, Sue Lynne · 32
Skelton, Dane Tyler · 46
Skelton, Michael Roy · 46
Skelton, Shafer Judson Jr. · 46
Skelton, Shafer Warren · 46
Slifka, Marilyn A. · 61
Smith, Dorothy June · 111
Smith, Elizabeth · 109
Smith, Emily Follins · 33
Smith, Frances Naomi · 112
Smith, Irene · 46
Smith, James Harrison · 111
Smith, Jessie Ruth · 112
Smith, Keziah · 17
Smith, Liza · 42
Smith, Marion Leigh · 33
Smith, Mary Belle Janett · 111
Smith, Maybelle · 70
Smith, Paul Stanley · 111
Smith, Ruth Dell · 111
Smith, Willard Jehu · 112
Smith, William Harrison · 111

Standley,Jacob & Eliz. Hung · 167
Standley, Joel and Suckey McKinney · 167
Standley, Noel ad Ann Barnett · 167
Standley, Shadrack · 92
Standley-Stanley, Lewis · 9
Standly, Rubin (Reubin) and Margarett Hendon · 167

StanleyWychliff L. · 96
Stanley, ,Phillip (or Philipp) · 39
Stanley, Adah · 8
Stanley, Adeloye · 89, 91
Stanley, Alfred Willis · 131
Stanley, Alice Clementine · 122
Stanley, Alonzo Nolan · 38, 40, 42
Stanley, Alonzo Nolan Jr. · 46
Stanley, Alsey and Riley Laws · 167
Stanley, Alton Guinn · 44
Stanley, Andrew O · 67
Stanley, Andrew O. · 65
Stanley, Ann · 8, 12
Stanley, Anna Lee · 96
Stanley, Annie · 48
Stanley, Arthea Louise · 61
Stanley, Arthur Jerome · 97
Stanley, Arthur Thomas · 96
Stanley, Azwell and Elizabeth Hooper · 168
Stanley, Barbara Frances · 63
Stanley, Benjamin · 6, 8, 48, 67, 120, 122, 124, 125, 126, 133, 134, 135, 156,160, 173, 174, 175, 176
Stanley, Benjamin Franklin · 130, 142
Stanley, Benjamin Marshal · 131
Stanley, Benjamin Monroe · 65
Stanley, Benny Harold · 98
Stanley, Bernard Francis · 116
Stanley, Bernard H. · 97
Stanley, Betsy · 8, 48
Stanley, Beverly · 116
Stanley, Blanche Louise · 62
Stanley, Brazora · 132
Stanley, Brenda · 96
Stanley, Carolyn Fae · 116
Stanley, Carolyn Paulette · 98
Stanley, Carrie · 65, 67
Stanley, Carrie Jane · 96
Stanley, Charles Cleveland · 38, 39
Stanley, Charles Edward · 98
Stanley, Charles Wyatt · 61
Stanley, Charlotte Ravenna · 96
Stanley, Chester Bolin · 140
Stanley, Cicero Drennen · 96
Stanley, Cilliam and Elizabeth Hays · 167
Stanley, Claude L. · 98
Stanley, Clayton Claire · 116
Stanley, Clyde Leslie · 116
Stanley, Cornelia Josephine · 127
Stanley, Cynthia Jane · 50, 80
Stanley, Daniel Voorhees · 116
Stanley, David · 8, 11, 39, 48, 110, 113, 114, 115, 116, 124, 130, 135, 138,156, 166, 167, 172, 175, 176
Stanley, Dawn Marie · 117
Stanley, Delois · 96
Stanley, Dempsey · 91
Stanley, Denzia · 115
Stanley, Donald Verne · 116, 117
Stanley, Dorothea Eloise · 62
Stanley, Dr. David · 113
Stanley, Edgar Alfred · 125
Stanley, Edith · 92
Stanley, Edward Brooks · 116
Stanley, Effie Mae · 54, 59
Stanley, Elijah Zimri · 25
Stanley, Eliza (Mrs. Gillespie) · 37
Stanley, Eliza Ann Monroe · 50
Stanley, Elizabeth · 11, 16, 19, 21, 22, 39, 54, 89, 90, 98, 109, 116, 121,163, 165, 172, 176
Stanley, Elizabeth (Will of....) · 165
Stanley, Elizabeth Ann · 22
Stanley, Elizabeth Ann Monroe Green · 51
Stanley, Elizabeth Lucretia · 25, 26, 37
Stanley, Elizabeth Marie · 96
Stanley, Elva Louella · 54, 55
Stanley, Elva Louella (McEachem) · 105
Stanley, Emma Belle · 23, 105, 111
Stanley, Emma Fae · 116
Stanley, Emmett Eugene · 65, 70
Stanley, Ethel Eugenia · 84, 86
Stanley, Ethelene · 96
Stanley, Eugene A (Mrs.) · 4
Stanley, Ezekiel · 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23,24, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 67, 68, 70, 92, 93
Stanley, Ezekiel Eugene · 37
Stanley, Ezekiel Jr. · 11, 94, 95
Stanley, Ezekiel Pickens · 25
Stanley, Ezekiel Sr. · 95, 105, 106
Stanley, Ezeliel W. · 93
Stanley, Fatima Jane · 129
Stanley, Florine · 41
Stanley, Frances · 97
Stanley, Francis Marion · 124
Stanley, George · 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 39, 48, 49, 105, 109,110, 111, 113, 127, 138, 139, 140, 160, 166, 176, 180
Stanley, George the immigrant · 105
Stanley, George and Elisabeth · 110
Stanley, George and Elizabeth · 16, 109
Stanley, George Edgar · 54, 63, 105
Stanley, George Reese · 25
Stanley, George Washington · 113, 114, 138
Stanley, George, John and Joshua · 6
Stanley, Gladys Artena · 97
Stanley, Gladys Artie · 96
Stanley, Gloria Meadow · 40
Stanley, Gretna Lamcine · 114
Stanley, Harriet Belle · 91
Stanley, Harriett Belle · 89
Stanley, Harris and Sally Brown · 167
Stanley, Hattie · 65, 70
Stanley, Hattie Eliza · 97
Stanley, Henry · 3
Stanley, Herschel · 97
Stanley, Hudnett · 96
Stanley, Hugh - Pvt in NC Militia Jones County Pension · 168
Stanley, Isham · 16, 18, 19, 20, 24, 40, 42, 49, 51
STANLEY, ISHAM · 25, 26, 40, 46
Stanley, Isham Anderson · 47, 50, 93, 94
Stanley, Isham Octavus · 38
Stanley, Isham Tully · 40, 42
Stanley, Isom Leonard · 54, 59
Stanley, Jackie Ellsworth · 115
Stanley, James · 110, 111
Stanley, James Bishop · 42
Stanley, James Buchanan · 111
Stanley, James Edward · 40
Stanley, James Felton · 50
Stanley, James Felton "Foster" · 63
Stanley, James Isham · 41
Stanley, James McKinley · 25, 37
Stanley, James Miller · 64
Stanley, James Rufus · 131
Stanley, Jean Carolyn · 97
Stanley, Jesse · 92
Stanley, Jesse Mercer · 129, 132
Stanley, Jimmie Winona · 37, 38
Stanley, Jodi Ann · 116
Stanley, John · 8, 15
Stanley, John Lord of Stourton · 5
Stanley, John and Lucy Stanley · 167
Stanley, John Chapman · 40, 42
Stanley, John Elon · 37
Stanley, John Latimer · 96
Stanley, John Norris · 63
Stanley, John Robert · 50
Stanley, John Robert Jr. · 89
Stanley, John Robert Sr. · 89
Stanley, John Wheeler · 126
Stanley, John William · 54
Stanley, Joseph · 164
Stanley, Joseph and Mary Johnson · 167
Stanley, Josephine Winford · 25
Stanley, Joshua David · 8, 48
Stanley, Joshua Martin · 124
Stanley, Judith Lucille · 116
Stanley, Judy Marie · 97
Stanley, Julia Ann Maria · 50
Stanley, Julia Ann Mariah · 53
Stanley, Julia Maria · 50
Stanley, Karin Jane · 114
Stanley, Katherine · 123
Stanley, Katie · 65, 70
Stanley, Lang Meadow · 38, 39
Stanley, Larkin and Oma Laws · 167
Stanley, Laura May · 111
Stanley, Lela · 8, 48
Stanley, Lela Scott · 94
Stanley, Lemon · 89
Stanley, Lena Bell · 88
Stanley, Lena Margaret · 131
Stanley, Leona Jackson · 54, 57
Stanley, Lewis · 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 48, 49,50, 51, 99, 103, 105, 109, 110, 119, 120, 121, 166, 168, 169, 171, 174
Stanley, Lewis Sr · 10
Stanley, Lewis & Adah · 12
Stanley, Lewis .. married Adah · 9
Stanley, Lewis and Adah · 11
Stanley, Lewis Sr · 99
Stanley, Lewis Sr. · 109, 110, 166
Stanley, Lewis Sr. & Adah · 16
Stanley, Lila Gail · 64
Stanley, Linda Sue · 117
Stanley, Lois Louise · 85
Stanley, Lois Octavis · 39
Stanley, Lona Adalaide · 133
Stanley, Lonette · 38
Stanley, Lucius Fillmore · 138
Stanley, Lucy Adella · 121
Stanley, Lucy and John Stanley · 167
Stanley, Lula Belle · 97
Stanley, Luther J. · 121
Stanley, Madie Lee · 63
Stanley, Maggie Catherine · 65, 67
Stanley, Margaret Elizabeth (Pace) · 55
Stanley, Margaret Faye · 97
Stanley, Margaret Meadow · 40
Stanley, Marian Louise · 115
Stanley, Marie Hugh · 46
Stanley, Marietta "Etta" · 91
Stanley, Marietta "Etta" Hoyt · 89
Stanley, Marion Edward · 116
Stanley, Marquis Leon · 67
Stanley, Martha · 96
Stanley, Martha Ann · 124
Stanley, Martha E. · 133
Stanley, Martha Jane · 25
Stanley, Martin · 92
Stanley, Marvin Ray · 116
Stanley, Mary Alma · 116
Stanley, Mary and James More · 168
Stanley, Mary Angeline · 141
Stanley, Mary Ann Reese · 25
Stanley, Mary Augusta · 42
Stanley, Mary Augusta (Mrs. John H Rhyne) · 65
Stanley, Mary Frances · 39
Stanley, Mary Helena · 50
Stanley, Mary Mollie Helena · 70
Stanley, Mary Palatine · 122
Stanley, Mattie · 65
Stanley, Mattie Belle · 67
Stanley, Melissa Louella · 114
Stanley, Melissant (female) · 92
Stanley, Mildred Elaine · 116
Stanley, Mildred Shelly · 39
Stanley, Miles · 6
Stanley, Miles Francis · 130
Stanley, Mina Ellen · 42
Stanley, Missouri McKinney · 126
Stanley, Myra Eloise · 98
Stanley, Myrtle Oma · 141
Stanley, Nancy · 64, 92
Stanley, Nancy F. · 133
Stanley, Nancy Land · 64
Stanley, Nathan and Elizabeth Kemp · 167
Stanley, Nathan and Hannah Levy · 167
Stanley, Neville Eugene · 50
Stanley, Neville Eugene "Bud" · 84
Stanley, Noel and Martha Love (or Lane) · 167
Stanley, Ola · 89, 90
Stanley, Osie Ola · 84, 85
Stanley, Pamela Annette · 97
Stanley, Paul Dewitt · 98
Stanley, Peter (Will of...) · 163
Stanley, Philip Gillespie · 38
Stanley, Phillip Gillespie · 39
Stanley, Phillippa Louise · 45
Stanley, Polly · 92
Stanley, Rebeccah and Maaeriday Becknall · 167
Stanley, Rhoda · 8, 9, 13, 14, 17, 18, 20, 48, 49, 50, 99, 101, 110
Stanley, Rhoda Caroline · 25, 34
Stanley, Rilla · 65, 68
Stanley, Rilla (Mrs. S.F. Brinkley) · 47
Stanley, Rissa Etta · 123
Stanley, Robert · 116
Stanley, Robert Allen · 96
Stanley, Robert Franklin · 54, 62
Stanley, Robert Herren · 40
Stanley, Robert Matoy · 38, 39
Stanley, Roberta Elizabeth · 116
Stanley, Rodie Virginia · 40
Stanley, Rose Marie · 97
Stanley, Royden Keith · 40, 46
Stanley, Runyan · 96
Stanley, Ruth Adosia · 60
Stanley, Ruth Irene · 85, 88
Stanley, Ruth Joann · 117
Stanley, Ruth Johnson · 117
Stanley, Sands · 160, 162, 168
Stanley, Sara Jane · 54
Stanley, Sarah and Simon LKandsdann (Landsdan) · 168
Stanley, Sarah Anita · 42
Stanley, Sarah Ann Eliza · 25
Stanley, Sarah Avaline · 50
Stanley, Sarah Evaline · 50
Stanley, Sarah Eveline · 51
Stanley, Shadrack · 91, 160, 163, 168
Stanley, Sherrill Leigh · 96
Stanley, Sherwood · 92
Stanley, Sir William · 3
Stanley, Susan Marie · 116
Stanley, Syble Ann · 97
Stanley, Thelma Eunice · 97
Stanley, Thomas (Will of...) · 165
Stanley, Thomas Jefferson · 115, 126
Stanley, Thomas Jennings · 115
Stanley, Thomas Jr., and Ellender Hooper · 167
Stanley, Thomas the immigrant · 4
Stanley, Thomas Wade · 54, 59
Stanley, Velma Fatimo · 132
Stanley, Vernice Marie · 115
Stanley, Victor Eugene · 117
Stanley, Virgil Mennen · 97
Stanley, Virginia Kay · 141
Stanley, Vivian Margaret · 115
Stanley, Walter Alexander · 96
Stanley, Walter Alexander Jr. · 96
Stanley, Walter Johnson · 97
Stanley, Walter Leroy · 98
Stanley, Walter Richard · 115
Stanley, Wattie Cooper · 38, 39
Stanley, Wilda Jeanette · 97
Stanley, William · 39, 112
Stanley, William Alexander · 37
Stanley, William Chappell · 1
Stanley, William Franklin · 115
Stanley, William Henry Harrison · 140
Stanley, William Lancaster · 25, 38
Stanley, William Lucius · 121, 122, 174
Stanley, William P. · 22
Stanley, William Pickens · 22, 50, 54
Stanley, William Thomas · 125
Stanley, Willie Elizabeth · 90
Stanley, Winnie · 38
Stanley, Winnie May · 38
Stanley, Winniford Elizabeth Malvina · 53
Stanley, Winnifred · 19, 22, 23, 24
Stanley, Wychliff Ray · 97
Stanley,, Winifred Elizabeth · 50
Stanley. Ann and Richard Parker · 168
Stanley. Ezekiel I · 21
Stanley-Gibson Family · 22
Staton, Carol Robbin · 97
Steinerman, Dorothea · 122
Stephens, Clarence · 133
Stiehl, Mary Martha · 68
Stiehl, Norman R. · 68
Stoneley, Henry · 3
Strother, Susanna Dabney · 151
Stroud, Henderson · 133
Styall, Ron · 32
Styall, Ron Jr. · 32
Styron, Thomas · 140
Swanson, James Herbert · 59, 60
Swanson, Mae Runyan · 93
Swanson, Mark Edward · 60
Swanson, Richard Stanley · 60
Swanson, Scott Matthew · 60
Swanson, Stanley Runyan · 59, 60
Swinburn, Eula · 77
Swindle, William Lucius · 123, 145

Taylor, Emily Ann (Mrs.Frederic P Brooks) · 33
Taylor, Joseph · 22
Tennifield, Jean · 123
Terrell, Ernest Benjamin · 65, 66
Terrell, Florine Marian · 65, 66
Terrell, Harry Butler · 65
Terrell, Ida E · 65
Terrell, James Hoyt · 65, 66
Terrell, James Timothy · 65
Terrell, Judson Benjamin · 65
Terrell, Judson Morgan · 66
Terrell, Lillian Ernestine · 66
Terrell, Mattie Lou · 65, 66
Terrell,, Harry Butler · 66
Terrill, Tom E. · 29
Terry, John Erby · 31
Terry, Linda Ann · 31
Terry, Mary Carol · 31
Thacker, Daniel & Mary · 17
THE WHITSON FAMILY · 141
Thomas, Erasmus Crawford · 158
Thomas, Joshua · 156, 158
Thomas, Joshua (Will of...) · 157
Thomas, Morning · 158
Thomas, Nancy · 120, 156, 158, 176
Thomas, Ora Mason · 20, 21, 22
Thomas, Stanley Gordon · 45
Thomas, Teresa Ellen · 45
Thomas, William Barrett · 45
Thomas, William Barrett Jr. · 45
Thomasson, John Flemming · 62
Thompson, Lonetta June · 88
Tidenberg, Charles C. · 87
Tidenberg, Harold Eugene · 87
Toney, Charles Edward · 86
Toney, John Morgan Gallihon · 86
Toney, Mildred · 86
Tony, Elizabeth · 142
Tracy, Becky Jean · 117
Tracy, Bryan Hugh · 117
Tracy, Gwendolyn Irene · 117
Tracy, Karen Louise · 117
Tracy, Michael Dale · 117
Tracy, Peggy Collette · 117
Trader, Emma · 90
Treadwell, Ida · 102
Tubbs, Jack · 53
Tubbs, James, Darby · 53
Tucke, Mitchell Allen · 45
Tucker, Jerry · 45
Tucker, Laura Susan · 45
Tucker, Vicki Louise · 45
Turner, Cleora · 73
Turner, Leslie Holland (male) · 77
Tyler, Brig. General Robert C. · 46
Tyler, Van Lec · 46
Tyson, Claudia · 58

Underhill, Max Elbert ·83
Underwood, Doris Geraldine · 88
Utley, Howard Newsome · 140

Valentine, Mildred · 69
Varner, Claude Henry · 70
Varner, Claude Henry Jr. · 70
Varner, William Henry · 70
Vaughn,
Lulu · 40
Vaughn, Marshall M Jr. · 82
Venerable, Faye · 141
Voorhees, Daniel · 113

w · 66
Wade, Elijah · 22
Wade, Fannie Jane · 22
Wade, J. W. · 22
Walker, Amy Lou · 112
Wallace, Eleanor (Lena) Howard · 31
Wallace, Eleanor Lena (Mrs Hendon Simms) · 30
Wallace, Emily Louise · 32
Wallace, Evelyn · 33
Wallace, Frankie Louise · 32
Wallace, Franklin Potts · 33
Wallace, James Howard · 30
Wallace, Lucretia Elizabeth · 30
Wallace, Mary Frank · 31
Wallace, Mary Frank (Mrs. A. H. Watson) · 30
Wallace, Mendal Lea · 32
Wallace, Nancy (Wallis) · 28
Wallace, Robert Clark · 32
Wallace, Robert Clark Jr. · 32
Wallace, Ruth · 32
Wallace, Sarah Lucille · 33
Wallace, Stephanie · 32
Wallace, William Frank · 31
Wallace, William Fuller · 31
Wallis, Frances Elizabeth · 27
Wallis, Frank Potts · 26
Wallis, Jack Whitfield · 27
Wallis, Jack Whitfield Jr. · 27
Wallis, James Howard · 26
Wallis, Martha Elizabeth · 26
Wallis, Mary Lucretia · 26
Wallis, Matthew Reid · 26
Wallis, Matthew Reid, Jr. · 26
Wallis, Nancy · 26
Wallis, Walton Washington · 26
Wallis, William · 27
Wallis, William Harrisson Clark · 26
Wallis. Walton Washington · 26
Walls, Raymond A. · 91
Warner, Charles William · 30
Warner, Charles William Jr. · 30
Warner, Evelyn Elizabeth · 30
Warner, Evelyn Wallace · 30
Warner, Joh Inman · 30
Warner, John Inman · 30
Warner, John Inman Jr. · 30
Warner, Robert Howard Jr. · 30
Watson, Addison Harrison · 31
Watson, Annie Dixon · 71
Watson, Barbara Jean · 144
Watson, David · 22
Watson, Donna Fay · 74
Watson, Eilene · 73
Watson, Emily · 31
Watson, Emma Wilson · 71
Watson, Ezekiel Pickens · 71
Watson, Harry Stanley · 72
Watson, Howard Tipton · 31
Watson, James Sidney · 70, 71, 72
Watson, Joyce · 72, 73
Watson, Lena Claudia · 71, 74
Watson, Maggie Viola · 71
Watson, Mary · 72
Watson, Mary Ann · 31
Watson, Mary Ethel · 72
Watson, O'Neal · 72, 73
Watson, Opal · 73, 74
Watson, Orba · 74
Watson, Robert Anderson · 70
Watson, Robert Anderson Jr. · 72
Watson, Ruth Bell · 72
Watson, Ruth Belle · 80
Watson, Una Geraldine · 71
Weatherly, Betsey · 49
Weaver, H. Shafe · 73
Weber, Marian Suzanne · 64
Weber, Wheeler Davis · 64
Westbrook, Constance · 61
Westray, Minnie · 83
Wharton, Mae Leneve · 118
Wheeler, Rebecca · 125, 156, 158
White, Arrie · 52
Whitson, Ann McDowell · 142
Whitson, Edward Rufus · 143
Whitson, Jesse Pinkney · 144
Whitson, Modena · 145
Whitson, Samuel · 142
Wilbank, Elizabeth Heber · 113
Wilkenson, Sidney · 133
WILKES CO., NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGES · 167
Wilkesoki, Jeanette · 131
Williams, Brenda Gale · 89
Williams, Debora Irene · 89
Williams, Dr. Herbert Daniel · 66
Williams, Frances Jane · 65
Williams, Georgia Ann · 63
Williams, Herbert D · 66
Williams, James Alton · 89
Williams, Jean · 32
Williams, John · 15
Williams, Sheila Jean · 89
Williams, Thelma Louise · 88
Williams, Thomas Jernegan · 66
Williamson, Jacob C. · 82
Wilson, Devota · 95
Wilson, Diana Beverly · 45
Wilson, Donald Beverley · 44
Wilson, Effie · 38
Wilson, Eleanor · 24
Wilson, Ernest Bradley · 144
Wilson, Erval Mae · 95
Wilson, Leona · 95
Wilson, Linda Carole · 44
Wilson, Minnie · 95
Wilson, Mydras Wilma · 95
Winston, Helen Allen · 41
Winston, Oroon Datus · 41
Wood, Minnie · 27
Woods, Emily Grace · 91
Woodyard, Lucille Ida · 28
Wooten, Ethel Mae · 112

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Yeates, Jesse FrancesLt. · 143
Young, Jane Caruthers · 13
Young, Samuel · 13
Yttri, Edith Jane · 118
Yttri, Janice Velle · 118
Yttri, Johannes Christian · 118

Zackery, Virgil Raymond· 141
Ziobrowski, Anthony · 58

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