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1. DAR Bible Records, Volume IV, Part I, Record of 10 generations of Woodaon, Prude, Bramlett.
2. DAR Bible Records, Volume IV, Part I, Record of 10 generations of Woodaon, Prude, Bramlett families.
3. Tombstones in Bramlett family cemetery, Graves of Jesse Hughes and Esther Bramlett and family members.
4. Tombstones in Bramlett family cemetery, Graves of Jesse Hughes and Esther Wellborn Bramlett.
5. Chancery Court land purchase records for Jesse Hughes Bramlett, Records of several land purchases and inheritance of children.
6. Jane C. Fort tombstone in Hayneville Cemetery, Place of birth and birth and death dates.
7. Letter from Manie Lou Clark Nabors, geand-daughter of Joe and Manie Clark.
8. Letter from Manie Lou Clark Nabors, geand-daughter of Joe and Manie Clark 8/6/1990, Taken from her personal knowledge and correspondence with family members.
9. Letter from Manie Lou Clark Nabors, geand-daughter of Joe and Manie Clark 4/6/1990, Taken from her personal knowledge and correspondence with family members.
10. S.C. Archives, Jane Coburn Will, Will book H, page 147, Will states that Jane M. Coburn is unmarried, leaves all her possessions to her sister, Caroline A. Woods, and sister-in-law, Eliza G. Coburn, appoints Caroline executor. Will states that she is a resident of Charleston in 1835 when the will was written.
11. John Coburn tombstone, Coburn family cemetery, Beech Hill, S. C., Gives year and country of birth and date of death.
12. John Coburn, John Coburn will, S. C. Archives., Vol. 34, pp 121-122, John Coburn will lists children in order of birth.
13. S. C. Archives, Charleston Wills, vol, 34, pp 121-122, John Coburn will, October 8, 1818, lists his eight children, probably in order of birth and leaves bequest to his parents in Belfast, Ireland, Robert and Elizabeth Coburn.
14. Coburn family cemetery, Beech Hill, S.C., John Coburn tombstone, gives birthplace as Ireland, and lists dates of birth and death. Cemetery is in pine woods in commercial timber tract. In 1970s it was clean and in good condition.
15. S.C. Archives, Jane Coburn Will, Will book H, page 147, Will states that Jane M. Coburn is unmarried, leaves all her possessions to her sister, Caroline A. Woods, and sister-in-law, Eliza G. Coburn, appoints Caroline executor. Will states that she is a resident of Charleston in 1835 when the will was written.
16. Coburn family cemetery, Beech Hill, S.C..
17. Charleston, S. C. Observer newspaper, January 23, 1830 issue, Gives marriage date of John Coburn and Eliza Givhan as Jan. 4, 1830 in St. Paul's Parish. Ceremony performed byRev. Williams.
18. Court Guardianship Records, Warren County, N. C. 1795-1805, Cites litigation concerning guardianship of the four sons of Dudley and Susannah Hail.
19. North Carolina Marriage Bonds Before 1825, States November 7, 1795 as marriage date for Peter Newell and Susannah Durham Hail, with David Hyde Newell as bond.
20. 1810 Green county, Ky. Federal census, Shows household of Peter Newell.
21. 1820 federal census for Simpson County, Ky., Lists household for Peter Newell.
22. Simpson County, Ky. tax records for 1823 & 1824, Lists Peter Newell in 1823, but lists Susannah without Peter in 1824.
23. Lee Asbury Autobiography.
24. Drury Fort tombstone in Hayneville Cemetery, Birth and death dates.
25. Whitfield, Bryan, Smith Genealogy by theodore Whitfield..
26. Sarah Fort Givhan, wife of George, tombstone in Hayneville Cemetery, Place of birth and birth and death dates.
27. "Charleston Times" newspaper John Morgandollar obituary, Issue dated March 16, 1806, John Morgandollar's death at Coosawatchie is noted. He was 54 years old.
28. Elizabeth Givhan Ford will, May, 1851, recorded in Dallas County, Ala. Courthouse, Names nephew and half-brother, Philip Milhous, executor, and leaves bulk of estate to him.
29. Elizabeth Givhan Ford's tombstone on her home property in Dallas County, Ala., Tombstone lists date of birth as 1776 and death as June 7, 1851.
30. Tombstone at Givhan's Ferrry State Park, S. C., Tombstone records death of only child of Francis Elijah and Elizabeth Givhan Ford, Mary E., departed this life 12/8/1818, age 3 months. 29 days. The inscription reads,"Her debt is paid, the lovely child is gone, no more to suffer in a world forlorn. Midst realms of bliss around God's altar play, beholding Christ in everlasting day.
31. S.C Archives Miscellaneous Records, Volume 42, pp.398-99, Records separation settlement in marriage of Elijah and Elizabeth Ford May 3, 1824. Place of residence of Ford is listed as Barnwell District. Richard Appleby represents her in the place of her brother, Job Philip Givhan, who was ill. Aappleby was married to Job Philip's oldest daughter, Mary.
32. Cahaba, Alabama, land office records in National Archives, Volume 49, pp. 341, 342, 343,432, 455, vol. 58,p. 282, Records if George Givhan land purchases in 1837,.
33. Hayneville Cemetery, George Givhan tombstone, birth and death dates.
34. Lowndes County Courthouse, Chancery office, Two records of George Givhan donation of tract of land for Lowndes County Courthouse in Hayneville, Ala. August 18, 1831. The documents do not state the amount of land but describe it as being east of the public square and lists adjacent property owners. county.
35. Final Records, Chancery office, Lowndes County Courthouse., Lawsuit, Jane Montgomery vs. George Givhan, 1845-1863. Younger sister sued for settlement of Job Philip Givhan estate. After many years in lower courts, suit went ti Ala. Supreme Court for final decision. George testifies at various times throughout suit. Many facts and dates about family come from suit testimony by various family members.
36. Copy of document certifying George Givhan as acting executor of the estate of his deceased father, Job Philip Givhan. Typewritten copy indicates signature of Malachi Ford, Ordinary for the Colleton District. The document is dated Nov. 2, 1827, but no volume and page number are indicated. The final certification was made June 22, 1830.
37. George Givhan tombstone in Hayneville Cemetery, Birth and death dates.
38. Family history by daughter, Elisa Givhan Miller, copy on file at Charleston Historical Society.r, Entire document, Recounts early childhood at Givhan's Ferry, S. C., move to Dallas County, Ala. at age 6, her marriage to John Henry Miller, mentions names of relatives at wedding, some info about Civil War, and later life.
39. Philip Givhan Will, 1806, Lowndes County Chancery records, in connection with Mary Maull vs. Thomas Williams lawsuit, Will lists Jacob Givhan inheritance in St. George's Parish and his share of slaves.
40. Family records of Mary Elizabeth(Manie) Givhan Clark familly records in possession of Joseph Clark, Jr. of Shannon, Miss., Lists names and birth dates of Jacob and Martha Givhan children.
41. National Archives, Washington, D.C., War 0f 1812 service records, Cites Jacob Givhan served as a 2nd lieutenant in Capt. William Dangerfield's company of dragoons,Howard's Detachment, S. C. militia for one week, June 6-June 13, 1813, His pay was $5.81.
42. Bureau of Land Management, Cahaba, Alabama, land office,, records in National Archives, 27 entries--1818-1835, Lists purchases of land in Dallas County, Ala. in townships 15 and 16, ranges 10 and 11.
43. Pontotoc City Cemetery.
44. Jacob Givhan tombstone, Holmes Cemetery, Perry County, Ala.., Gives birth and death dates.
45. Lowndes County Courthouse, Chancery Final Records, Volume 11, page 625, Jacob Givhan vs. George Givhan lawsuit.
46. Pontotoc City Cemetery, Pontotoc, Miss., Tombstone gives birth and death dates.
47. Carra Stanford Givhan Bible, Gives James Edward Givhan birth date.
48. 1850 Alabama Census records, Robert B. Monthomery, Lowndes County, list of ages of Robert and Jane Montgomery. and four children.
49. 1843 Lawsuit- Jane Montgomery vs. George Givhan, Lowndes County, Ala., Jane Givhan Montgomery vs. George Givhan, 1843, 196, Date of marriage of Robert B. Montgomery and Jane Givhan.
50. Wills of Philip Givhan, 1806 and will of Job Philip Givhan, 1824, copies of both on file in Lowndes County Courthouse in connection with lawsuit, Lawsuit, Jane Montgomery vs. George Givhan, 1845-1862, in final records at Lowndes County Courthouse, Hayneville, Ala.
51. City Gazette of Charleston, S.. C. newspaper, September 12, 1824, Obituary of Job Philip Givhan, age 47, stating that he leaves a widow and eight children.
52. Cahaba, Alabama, land office records in National Archives, #48,49,50,51,52,, Entries indicate purchases of land in what later became Hayneville in Lowndes County, Ala. on August 24, 1820 and certified Sept. 27, 1821.
53. Will of Job Philip Givhan, Lowndes County Courthouse, Will book B, Lists Philip as one of Job Philip Givhan's heirs.
54. S.C State grants, S.C. Archives, to John Givhan, 794 acres in St. Georges's Parish.
55. Bill of Complaint, April, 1849, Lowndes County, Als., Exhibit "D", Cites purchase of slave and child which had been originally contracted to John Givhan for $450. John failed to pay as agreed and Mary bought them for her own use. Job Philip Givhan, as executor of his father's will, sold the slaves according to instructions in the will. When he signed the bill of sale November 30, 1818, John was evidently still alive.
56. "Personal knowledge of family members, Carra, Elizabeth, Ruby, and Holder Givhan."
57. Pontotoc City Cemetery, Pontotoc, Miss., Tombstone gives accurate dates of birth and death.
58. Carra Stanford Givhan Bible, Gives accurate date and place of marriage.
59. Pontotoc Sentinel Newspaper, Front page, July 3, 1924, Obituary for Dr, John E. Givhan.
60. Pontotoc City Cemetery, Pontotoc, Miss., Tombstone gives birth and death dates.
61. Carra Stanford Givhan Bible, Gives James Edward Givhan birth date.
62. Tombstone of John Fort Givhan, son of George and Sarah, in Hayneville Cemetery, Birth and death dates.
63. Letter from Martha Kate's sister, Rhennie Lou Trainor.
64. Charleston, S. C. Courier newspaper, March edition, Notes marriage of Mary Givhan, youngest daughter of Philip Givhan, to Capt. James Maull, merchant of Jacksonborough June 14, 1804.
65. Alabama Supreme Court records, Book 19, pp 720-731, Lawsuit to confirm separate ownership of slaves inherited by Mary Givhan Maull from her father, Philip Givhan, and slaves purchased with her own money.
66. "Hayneville Watchman Newspaper, Lowndes County, Ala.," Date of Mary Maull death, April 6, 1860, Cites death of Mary Givhan Maull on March 8, 1860, at age 74.
67. Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery near Benton, Ala., Tombstones of Edward G. and Elizabeth Ward Maull.
68. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, date Nov. 28, 1866, Probate records, States Edward G. Maull lived in Autaugaville, Autauga County, Ala.
69. Letter from Manie Lou Clark Nabors, geand-daughter of Joe and Manie Clark 8/6/1990, Letter cited family records compiled by Murrell taylor Clard of Birmingham, Als.
70. Philip Givhan Tombstone in Hayneville Cemetery, Birth and death dates.
71. Will of Job Philip Givhan, Lowndes County Courthouse, Will book B, page 3, Lists Philip as one of heirs of Job Philip Givhan and one of the co-executors of will.
72. Will of Job Philip Givhan, Lowndes County Courthouse, Will book B, Lists Philip as one of Job Philip Givhan's heirs.
73. Personal knowledge of daughter, Carol Virginia Newell Rackley.
74. Wills of Philip Givhan, 1806 and will of Job Philip Givhan, 1824, copies of both on file in Lowndes County Courthouse in connection with lawsuit, Final Records book 8, pp 125-156& Will book B, page 3, These wills list names of descendants in correct order, number of slaves, etc.
75. Miscellaneous records, S.C. Philip Givhan, S.C.Archives, Numerous records concerning settlement of estate.
76. South Carolina Archives, Miscellaneous book, p.441, Philip Givhan gift of one slave to Mary Geiger Givhan 4/29/1805.
77. Charleston Times Newspaper, "Charleston, S. C.Times newspaper," Issue of October 25, 1806, Notes death of Philip Givhan of Bob's Savannah September 22, 1806, in the 59th year of his age.
78. S. C. Archives, Revolutionary War Claims, Philip Givhan, AA2876, pp 1cc-11cc,1779-1782, Cites payment for provisions supplied to militia.
79. Minutes of German Friendly Society on file at City of Charleston CollegeApril, April 8, 1772--February 5, 1777 minutes, April 8, 1772, Philip Givhan was admitted to the German Friendly Society as the 77th member. He was dropped from membership February 5, 1777, because he had moved to Colleton County.
80. Royal grants, South Carolina, Royal Grants, Book 20, ppp.6&7, Grants to Dr. John Swint.
81. Royal grants, Volume 29, page 34., Grant of 200 acres on Upper Broad River, in 1762.
82. State grants, South Carolina, Vol. 5, pp. 17 & 116, vol.6, p. 449, vol. 7, p.5, vol. 15, p. 437, vol 17, p. 64, vol 71, p. 190. vol. 72, p. 465,, State grants of land to Philip Givhan after Revolutionary War.
83. Deeds in Register of Mesne Conveyance in Charleston, S. C. Courthouse, Book S6, p. 121, D6, pp. 405&533, P6, p. 450, C5, pp. 557&561 D5, 215, R6, p. 221, E5, p. 50,.
84. S. C. ,Archives, settlement of Jacob Geiger estate, Miscellaneous records, Details of sale of land to Jacob Williman, of South Carolina and Jacob Geiger, of Germany to settle estate of Jacob Geiger--1000 acres between Ashepoo and Cheehaw Rivers, 700 acres of pine land where town of Summerville is now located, and 542 acres near Bacon's Bridge on Ashley River.
85. South Carolina Statutes at Large, Division of Roads and Bridges., Vol. IX, pp. 264, 282, 314 416, 490, 595; vol. XII, p. 180. vol. XIII, p. 467, vol XVII, p. 740, Appointment of Philip Givhan to Road Commissioner, law changing name of Ferry, renewal of ferry terms.
86. Bishop Asbury's Journal, Entries for 3/17/1788, 2/24, 1789, 2/19/1790, 1/4/1793, 2/4/1793, Jounal entries mention visits to home of Philip Givhan, sometimes social, sometiimes to preach. First entry indicates Methodist church services are already being held there.
87. Family history by sister, Elisa Givhan Miller, copy on file at Charleston Historical Society.r, 1785, volume 5, page 017 and 116,vol. 15, p.437, vol.71, P. 190, Purchases of land.
88. South Carolina Archives, vol.17, p. 64. vol.72, 465, Vol. 71, p. 190, vol. 6. p.449. vol. 7, p. 5., State grants of land.
89. South Carolina Archives, Volume SS, 9/5/1785, Philip Givhan appointed a road commissioner by state legislature.
90. S.C..
91. "Hayneville Watchman Newspaper, Lowndes County, Ala.," Date of Mary Maull death, April 6, 1860, Cites death of Mary Givhan Maull on March 8, 1860, at age 74.
92. Letters from grand-daughters of W. W. Givhan listing descendant information from personal knowledge.
93. Family history by sister, Elisa Givhan Mille, copy on file at Charleston Historical Society.
94. Will of Jacob Givhan on file is Dallas County Courthouse, Selma. Ala., Lists William Philip Givhan as a principal heir.
95. Selma Free Press Newspaper, March 14, 1840 issue, Cites marriage of William Philip Givhan and Margaret Steadman at Benton, Ala.
96. Press Register of Graduates and Students at University of Alabama., States that he attended 1833-1835 and was a sophomore in 1833.
97. Civil War records at Mississippi Archives, States William Philip Givhan enlisted March 2, 1861, age 44, in Capt. John H. Miller, Sr. Pontotoc Dragoons, Cavalry. Was serving in Capt. Cole's Company at time of his death.
98. Pontotoc City Cemetery, Pontotoc, Miss., Tombstone of William Philip Givhan, Gives birth and death dates.
99. Pontotoc City Cemetery.
100. Mary Ann Mildred Holmes Givhan tombstone, Holmes Cemetery, Perry County, Ala., Birth and death dates.
101. Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, date Nov. 28, 1866, States Jacob G. Maull died in Benton, Ala.
102. Family records of half sister, Mary Elizabeth Clark of Shannon, Miss..
103. Probate records of James Maull estate, Book 10. pp 485-500, Legal action concerning disposition of slaves mentioned in James Maull will. Gives several dates of marriages, deaths, and places of residence of his heirs and spouses.
104. Montgomery Journal Newspaper, Sunday Morning, June 22, 1902 issue, Gives biography of John Fox Maull.
105. Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery near Benton, Ala., Tombstones of Edward G. and Elizabeth Ward Maull.
106. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, date Nov. 28, 1866, Probate records, States Edward G. Maull lived in Autaugaville, Autauga County, Ala.
107. Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery near Benton, Ala., Tombstones of Edward G. and Elizabeth Ward Maull.
108. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, dated Nov. 28, 1866, States that William and Eliza Maull Hall live in Benton, Lowndes Coounty, Ala.
109. Lowndes County Court document involving Eliza Maull Larkins, pp 490-496, Feb. 6, 1850, Eliza's testimony contains marriage date, date of Larkin's death, names of two daughters, stating that both are minors.
110. Book, "Lowndes County Courthouse" by Mildred Brewer Russell, List of jurors in first Lowndes County jury, August 17, 1830, includes name of Jacob G. Maul.
111. General Assembly, State of Alabama, 1830, Assembly report in Harvard Law School Library, Cites act creating Lowndes County and mentions plantation of James Maull plantation near Old Town Creek.
112. Lowndes County Probate Court, Will book, 1845,, Will of James Maull, leaving everything to Mary Givhan Maull for her lifetime, and to be divided equally among their seven children, or their descendants, at her death.
113. Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery near Benton, Ala., Tombstones of Edward G. and Elizabeth Ward Maull.
114. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, date Nov. 28, 1866, Probate records, States Edward G. Maull lived in Autaugaville, Autauga County, Ala.
115. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, date Nov. 28, 1866, States that James G. Maull lives in Columbus, Ga.
116. Rosa Traylor, Tyler, Ala. records of Mock, Maull, Bonnett, and related families, Lists marriage date of John Fox Maull and Eugenia Alabama Mock.
117. Montgomery Journal Newspaper, Sunday Morning, June 22, 1902 issue, Gives biography of John Fox Maull.
118. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number given, date Nov. 28, 1866, States that John g. Maull lived in Blountsville, Blount County, Ala.
119. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, date Nov. 28, 1866, States that Margaret Alford lives in Autaugaville, Autauga, Ala. and that her second husband, Cook Alford, is deceased.
120. Lowndes County Court document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, states grand-daughter, Martha(daighter of Jacob G. Maull) died at the age of five.
121. Lowndes County document concerning settlement of James and Mary Maull estates, No page number, date Nov. 28, 1866, States that Larkin and Mary Maull Cleveland live in Cold Springs, Polk County, Texas.
122. Lowndes County Courthouse, Early marriage records, Cites marriage of Allen B. Dulaney and Mary E. Maull, August 31. 1847.
123. Montgomery Journal Newspaper, Sunday Morning, June 22, 1902 issue, Gives biography of John Fox Maull.
124. 1843 Lawsuit- Jane Montgomery vs. George Givhan, Lowndes County, Ala., Jane Givhan Montgomery vs. George Givhan, 1843, 196, Marriage date of Robert B. and Jane Givhan Montgomery.
125. 1850 Alabama Census records, Robert B. Monthomery, Lowndes County entry lists Robert, wife, Jane, and names and approximete ages of four children.
126. S. C. Archives, Will book A, 1783-86, page 162, Will of Elizabeth Morgandollar.
127. Will of Kaspar Morgandollar, S. C. archives, Lists daughter, wiife of Jacob Geiger, as one of his heirs.
128. S. C. ,Archives, settlement of Jacob Geiger estate, Lists Mary Morgandollar Givhan as widow of Jacob Geiger, then married to Philip Givhan.
129. Book "Carolina in the Olden Days" by Elizabeth Poyas, Lists Mary Geiger as a contributor to restoration of Beech Hill Congregational Church.
130. "Hayneville Watchman Newspaper, Lowndes County, Ala.," Date of Mary Maull death, April 6, 1860, Cites death of Mary Givhan Maull on March 8, 1860, at age 74.
131. Mesne Conveyance, Charleston, S.C. Courthouse, Book B6,pp.316-318, Land purchased by John Morgandollar in St. Luke's Parish.
132. "Charleston Times" newspaper John Morgandollar obituary, Issue dated March 16, 1806, John Morgandollar's death at Coosawatchie is noted. He was 54 years old.
133. Virkus Compendium, Virkus Compendium, Volume 1, page 852, John Morgandollar information states that he was a soldier in the Revolution and gives information about Mary's marriage to John Taylor. It states that he was born in England and came to S. C.in 1800 and fought in the War of 1812.
134. Records of memorials of royal grants in S.C. Archives, Memorial books, volume12, p440, Record of 300 acre grant at Purrysburg to Kaspar Morganthaler October 7, 1755.
135. Kaspar Morganthaler will, Jan. 10, 1767l, Volume 11, pp.152-154, Charleston wills in S.C. Archives.
136. S. C. Statutes at Large, S.C. Statutes at Large, Volume 4, page 127, In schedule of expenses of Cherokee War. Kaspar Morgandollar was paid !0 lb. for the rent of a cart.
137. "Charleston Times" newspaper John Morgandollar obituary, Issue dated March 16, 1806, John Morgandollar's death at Coosawatchie is noted. He was 54 years old.
138. Charles Edward Ramsey, "Our Family Heritage.", Page 1, Charles Ramsey is a great-great grandson of Camp Plummer Newell.
139. 1819 Simpson County, Ky. tax records., Cites Camp Plummer Newell as owner of 152 acres of land on Spring Creek, 1 horse, 1 slave.
140. 1840, 1850. 1960. 1970 Federal Census records for Carroll County, Ms., Gives information as to age, and family members.
141. Graves of Camp Plummer and Lucretia Newell in Carroll County, Miss., Solitary graves in isolated rural area on land that once belonged to Newell. Give accurate birth and death dates.
142. "History of Carroll County" by William Franklin Hamilton. A copy can be found in Miss. State Univ. library., 16, Biographical sketch of Camp Plummer Newell.
143. 1800 federsl census for Warren County, N. C., Halifax District.
144. 1822 1n 1823 Simpson County Kentucky tax records.
145. 1810 Green county, Ky. Federal census.
146. Simpson.
147. Simpson County, Ky. Archives, File #146-1826`, Lawsuit March 4, 1823 mentions Peter Newell.
148. Family history by daughter, Hattie Lou Newell Greer in 1930s, Documents dates of birth of children and ancestry in Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia.
149. Added research in Newell family history by great-grandson, Charles Edward Ramsey, in 1978, Brings names and dates of descendants up to date in preparation for Newell reunion in Bowling Green, Ky. at home of grandson, Rev, James T. Walker, retired Methodist minister.
150. Memorial of Dr. Thomas Johnson Newell by R. H. Mahon, Page 49, 1907 Memphis Conference Yearbook., Tribute to life of Dr. Newell by Memphis, Tenn. Conference of the Methodist Church, gives his date of birth, parents' names, and states that he was born in Carrollton, Miss. Also gives dates and places of ministry..
151. Personal knowledge of daughter, Carol Virginia Newell Rackley.
152. Yearbook of Memphis Conference of the Methodist Church, Yearbook for 1916, page 95, Gives birth, marriage, and death dates, information about children, and summary of life of Sallie Amelia Turner Newell.
153. S.C. Archives, Jane Coburn Will, Will book H, page 147, Will states that Jane M. Coburn is unmarried, leaves all her possessions to her sister, Caroline A. Woods, and sister-in-law, Eliza G. Coburn, appoints Caroline executor. Will states that she is a resident of Charleston in 1835 when the will was written.
154. Grand-daughter, Elizabeth Givhan & Pontotoc marriage records, validity of marriage date.
155. Pontotoc City Cemetery, Pontotoc, Miss. tombstone, Tombstone, gives date and place of birth and also death date.
156. Pontotoc County Probate records 1863-64, Approval of Martha Buck Prude as sole administrator of William Philip Givhan estate.
157. Chancery Court Pontotoc County April 1867-1869, Gives details of Martha B. vs Margaret C. and Lawrence Miller lawsuit forcing payment of balance of purchase price of 11 city lots.
158. Chancery Court Pontotoc County April , 1871-1876, Wilburn Whitmore Givhan petitions for share of father's estate.
159. DAR Bible Records, Volume IV, Part I, Record of 10 generations of Woodson, Prude, Bramlett families.
160. Family history by sister, Elisa Givhan Miller, copy on file at Charleston Historical Society.r.
161. Pontotoc City Cemetery.
162. Records from Hattie Lou Greer in her Newell genealogy in early 1930s, Traces her mother, Sallie Amelia Turner Newell, back to Turner, Smith, Whitfield, and Bryan families in Tennessee, then North Carolina, then Virginis.
163. Linda Herring and Kenneth Schmehl ancestry records on World Family Tree, Gives records of Simon and Nancy Ann Smith Turner family and connections with Smith, Whitfield, and Bryan families.
164. Grand-daughter, Elizabeth Givhan & Pontotoc marriage records.
165. Pontotoc City Cemetery, Pontotoc, Miss., Tombstone gives birth and death dates.
166. Carra Stanford Givhan Bible, Gives James Edward Givhan birth date.
167. St. Philip's Register, Elizabeth Strobler marriage to John Morgandollar.
168. ""Charleston Times" newspaper."
169. Virkus Compendium, Virkus Compendium, Volume 1, page 852, John Morgandollar information states that he was a soldier in the Revolution and gives information about Mary's marriage to John Taylor. It states that he was born in England and came to S. C.in 1800 and fought in the War of 1812.
170. DAR Bible Records, Volume IV, Part I, Record of 10 generations.
171. Yearbook of Memphis Conference of the Methodist Church, Page 95, 1916
172. Hattie Lou Newell Greer family history with supplemental research by Charles Ramsey, Greer history traces family back to early Virginia. She was a daughter. Charkes Ramsey is a grandson, did supplemental research on history, and brought family records up to date in 1978.
173. Will of Simon Turner, Name of Simon Turner's wife and list of children, plus location of property.
174. Good Hope Presbyterian Cemetery near Benton, Ala., Tombstones of Edward G. and Elizabeth Ward Maull.
175. 1850 S.. C. census records, St. George's Parish, #291, Entry gives names of Stephen M. West, Jemima, and names and ages of children.
176. Rumph Family Genealogy, Book mentions marriage of Stephen M. West and Jemima Givhan and records her relationship to Clayton and Muckinfuss families(daughter and grand-daughter.) .
177. Will of Job Philip Givhan, Lowndes County Courthouse, Will book B, Lists Philip as one of Job Philip Givhan's heirs.
178. DAR Bible Records, Volume IV, Part I, Gives record of 10 generations.
179. DAR Bible Records, Volume IV, Part I, Recod of 10 generations.
180. DAR Bible Records, Volume IV, Part I, Record of 10 generations.
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