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Ancestors of Winfred Lott

Generation No. 6

      32. Mark Lott, Sr., born January 22, 1769 in St. Georg's Parish, Effingham Co., GA; died November 01, 1813 in Montgomery Co., GA. He was the son of 64. John Lott III and 65. Sarah "Sallie" Lightfoot. He married 33. Judith Delilah Jones February 14, 1790 in Georgia.

      33. Judith Delilah Jones, born May 1771 in Orangeburg Dist., SC; died 1848 in Telfair / Coffee Co., GA. She was the daughter of 66. Thomas Jones and 67. Elizabeth Davis.

Notes for Mark Lott, Sr.:
Also show birth date as July 22, 1766 and died 1812, Appling Co., Ga..

He was one of the original brothers to come to Bullock County, then Montgomery County, and eventually Coffee County, Georgia. After Mark's death, his widow and children came to Coffee County with his brothers.
SOURCE: Huxford's POWG ... Vol. 1 ... pages 171-172.

Mark Lott was born in St. George's Parish about 1765, a son of John Lott, Revolutionary Soldier. He grew up on Effingham County and in Barnwell District, South Carolina. Record is found where Mark Lott granted 100 acres in Effingham County on December 06, 1790, this land was sold by him to James Oglesby, November 27, 1802 for $150.00. The deed to Oglesby is signed by Mark Lott and his wife, Delilah [Jones]. It is recorded in Bullock County Deed Book A, page 88, the property had been cut off into Bullock out of Effingham and identifies the land as the same that had been granted to him in 1790. The family lived in that part of Bullock County which was cut off into Emanuel in 1812, and moved in 1806 to Montgomery County. The elder Lott had already moved to Montgomery which was cut off into Tattnall County in the formation of that county in 1805. Mark Lott died in Montgomery County about 1812, and his widow continued to live there until about 1822, when she and her children moved across the Omulgee River into Appling County and settled where "Lone Hill Methodist Church" now is in Coffee County, Georgia.
SOURCE: "Wiley Vickers, Pioneer of Coffee County, Georgia" ... pg. 397
      also POWG ... Vol I ... pg. 171-172
[the Lone Hill Methodist Church is located in West Green, Ga., Coffee County.]

Notes for Judith Delilah Jones:
After the death of her husband, Mark Lott Sr., she and her children came to Coffee County, Ga., with her late husband's brothers.

More About Judith Delilah Jones:
Census: 1820, Montgomery Co., Ga

Children of Mark Lott and Judith Jones are:

	16	i.		Daniel Lott, Sr., born June 25, 1791 in Springfield, Effingham Co., GA; died July 19, 1872 in Douglas, Coffee Co., GA; married (1) Frances "Fannie" Gaskins October 26, 1848 in Telfair Co., GA; married (2) Lucinda "Lucy" Peterson August 25, 1814 in Telfair Co., GA; married (3) Catherine "Caty" Bowen-Carver Abt. 1840.
		ii.		Elizabeth Lott, born April 25, 1793 in Georgia; died December 21, 1848 in Ware Co., GA; married John Peterson III Abt. 1812 in Georgia; born 1790 in Telfair / Montgomery Co., GA; died 1856 in Coffee Co., GA.

Notes for John Peterson III:
John Peterson formally lived in Telfair County, north of Omulgee River, but moved to the 6th Land District of Appling County where he was living in the 1820 census. The 1830 census shows him living in Telfair in the 6th district annexed from Appling County. In the 1850 census, he is shown in Ware County living in the portion made into Coffee County in 1854. He was killed in 1856 in a fight with William Gaskin.
SOURCE: "Wiley Vickers, Pioneer of Coffee County Georgia" ... pg. 397

More About John Peterson III:
Cause of Death: Killed by William Gaskin, 1856.
Census: 1820, Appling Co., GA

iii.

Penelope "Penny" Lott, born July 04, 1795 in Montgomery Co., GA; died Abt. 1860 in Coffee Co., GA; married Dr. Stafford Davis, Sr. October 10, 1814 in Montgomery Co., GA; born 1790 in Darlington Co., SC; died November 1886 in Coffee Co., GA.

Notes for Penelope "Penny" Lott:
Sister to Joel Lott who married Rhoda Davis.

More About Penelope "Penny" Lott:
Burial: Wilsonville Cemetery, Coffee Co., GA

Notes for Dr. Stafford Davis, Sr.:
Mr. Davis was one of the old-style herb-doctors of his day and many of the sick, of his neighbors and many of those from other communities, visited him for relief, although he was never a regular physician. He moved to Ware County about 1835, and settled in the 451st district. In 1854, his residence was placed in Coffee County when it was made partly out of Ware.
SOURCE: Huxford's POWG ... Vol. II .. pg. 91

He was on a list of grand jurors drawn for the June term of court of Coffee County, 1854, as Stafford Davis.
SOURCE: Ward's History of Coffee County ... pg. 21

More About Dr. Stafford Davis, Sr.:
Burial: Wilsonville Cemetery, Coffee Co., GA
Census: 1820, Montgomery Co., Ga
Occupation: Doctor

Marriage Notes for Penelope Lott and Stafford Davis:
Listed as S. Davis & E. Hursey, page 79 "Ward's History of Coffee County" by Warren P. Ward.

iv.

Sarah "Sallie" Lott, born September 22, 1797 in Georgia; died June 18, 1878 in Coffee Co., GA; married Gray Stock Roberts, Sr. January 04, 1816 in Montgomery Co., GA; born November 25, 1793 in Burke Co., GA; died December 23, 1862 in Lot 23, 6th Dist., [Kirkland], Coffee Co., GA.

More About Sarah "Sallie" Lott:
Burial: Antioch Church Cemetery, Willacoochee, Atkinson Co., GA

Notes for Gray Stock Roberts, Sr.:
[1] Gray Stock Roberts appears on the 1820 Montgomery County Ga., Census as well as the 1824 Tax List. There is a William Roberts appearing on the same census and tax list as Gray Stock, which could most likely be his father..
[2] Gray Stock born 1793 is often confused with his uncle Graystock Roberts, Sr., born 1769. The 1820 Census proves that there were indeed two Gray Stock [Graystock] in Georgia. Graystock Sr., appears on the 1820 Burke Co., Ga., Census with a son, Graystock, Jr.. Gray Stock appear on the 1820 Montgomery County Census as Greystock. The one in Burke County cannot be Gray Stock Roberts who married Sarah Lott due to the fact the one in Burke County has an adult son named Graystock, Jr.. Gray Stock's son, Gray Stock, Jr., was born in 1832 Ware Co., Ga..
SOURCE: RootsWeb WorldConnect Project
Contact: Spessard Stone <spessai@strato.net>

More About Gray Stock Roberts, Sr.:
Burial: Antioch Church Cemetery, Willacoochee, Atkinson Co., GA
Census: 1840, Ware Co., GA

Joel Lott, born February 14, 1799 in Montgomery Co., GA; died January 24, 1864 in Ware Co., GA; married Rhoda Davis 1821 in Montgomery Co., GA; born June 18, 1805 in Montgomery Co., GA; died December 27, 1861 in Ware Co., GA.

Notes for Joel Lott:
Brother to Penelope "Penny" Lott who married Dr. Stafford Davis, Sr..

More About Rhoda Davis:
Burial: Temimoree Cemetery, Ware CO., GA

		vi.		John Lott, born November 11, 1801 in Greenville, Green Co., Tenn.; died September 11, 1811 in Georgia.
		vii.		Mary "Pollie" Lott, born April 22, 1805 in Bullock Co., GA; died 1855 in Cintronelle Co., Mobile, Ala; married Jackson Newbern 1821; born 1798 in Bullock/Ware Co., GA; died 1866 in Cook Co., Illinois.
		viii.		Mark Lott, Jr., born October 18, 1807 in Montgomery Co., GA; died 1863 in Coffee Co., GA; married Armintha Ward March 28, 1839 in Telfair Co., GA; born March 28, 1826 in Telfair Co., GA; died March 25, 1907 in Coffee Co., GA.

Notes for Mark Lott, Jr.:
They were farming next door to James P. Ward, in Telfair County, Georgia during the 1850 Census. Mark was Justice of the Inferior Court when Coffee County was created in 1854. He was the first state senator elected from Coffee County in 1854, serving until 1856. He served again from 1859-1860.
SOURCE: POWG

More About Mark Lott, Jr.:
Census: 1850, Telfair Co., GA

ix.

Frances "Fanny" Lott, born January 22, 1810 in Montgomery Co., GA; died March 23, 1893 in Coffee Co., GA; married John Gaskins July 27, 1832 in Telfair Co., GA; born October 16, 1809 in Beauford Dist, SC; died September 13, 1886 in Coffee Co., GA.

Notes for Frances "Fanny" Lott:
She spent her last years with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Gaskins Smith, near Lone Hill Methodist Church, [now West Green] Coffee Co., Ga., where she died.

More About Frances "Fanny" Lott:
Burial: Lone Hill Methodist Church Cemetery, West Green, Coffee Co., GA

Notes for John Gaskins:
[1] He moved to Georgia with his parents as a child, and grew up in Telfair County.
[2] 1837-1839 ... Justice of the Peace of the 748th Dist. of Telfair County, Georgia.
[3] Domestic differences caused a separation and the 1850 census showed that John and Frances were living apart. Francis Lott Gaskins reared the children to maturity. John lived with his parents until their death, and lost his eyesight about 1855 through some accident. His last years were spent at the Kirkland Station on the old B & W Railroad, where he operated the railroad water pump.
[4] John served in the Indian War in Capt. N. J. Holton's Company of Appling County, 09 June - 19 August 1838.
[5] He had a common-law wife, Mary Tanner.
[6] John and Mary Tanner were indicted for adultery at the Oct. Term 1869 of Coffee Co., Ga., but the indictment was null-processed by reason of being defective, as shown by Court Minutes.
[7] John died at Kirkland Station 13 Sept. 1886; he had lived there his last 15 - 16 years. His legal wife, Frances, spent her last years with their daughter, Mrs. Mary (R.S.) Smith, near Lone Hill Methodist Church, [West Green] Coffee Co., Ga., and died in the Smith home.
SOURCE: Huxford's POWG.

More About John Gaskins:
Burial: Antioch Church Cemetery, Willacoochee, Atkinson Co., GA

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