Descendants of James Carlisle I

Descendants of

James Carlisle I

James Carlisle I and Ann Irving were my 5^th Great Grandparents and are connected to the Shackelford – Shackleford lines through the marriage of Howard Shackelford and Margaret Carlisle.

The following report is a combination of reports from several sources, including the research of my brother Donnie Shackleford and myself.

If anyone is connected to any of these families and wishes to contribute information, please contact us at the following addresses:

Donnie Shackleford http://www.venus25@msn.com

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Kendrick Shackleford http://www.KennyShackleford@aol.com

Other information, including photos of the Carlisle Family can be seen at the following link:

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Generation No. 1

1. JAMES¹ CARLISLE I was born Bet. 1730 - 1740 in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland, and died Bef. December 06, 1770 in Abbeville, South Carolina. He married ANN IRVING Unknown in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland. She was born Unknown in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland, and died Bef. 1770 in Abbeville, South Carolina.

JAMES CARLISLE I

James Carlile, a farmer in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan in the 1750's, sailed for America in the fall of 1769 with his young family. Pious Presbyterians, James and his wife, Ann Irvine Carlile, and their young children left Belfast aboard the crowded ship Hopewell and arrived in Savannah, GA in December after six weeks at sea.

After waiting several days in the hull of the ship for clearance to leave the harbor, the passengers sailed up the Savannah River to a plantation for immigrants near Queensborough, GA. But when the plantation failed to live up to its advertising, several families, including the Carliles, hired the ship's captain to take them to Charleston. There James and Ann were treated well and granted land at Long Cane in the old Ninety-Six District which later became Abbeville.

The Charleston, S.C. Court of Ordinary recorded the proceedings as follows:

Citation granted to Samuel Paxton and Jane Carlile daughter of James Carlile of Long Canes to Administer the Estate and Effects of James Carlile late of Long Canes, Prince William Parish, Craven County as nearest of kin. To be read in the Parish Church aforesaid and returned certified (by the minister), granted 6th December 1770.

In 1775, a royal grant of 400 acres in the name of James Carlile was signed by William Bull, Esq., Lieutenant Governor, Province of South Carolina. The grant, made five years after James' death, was terms a memorial and apparently intended as a rememberance by his family.

James could have also been a teacher or minister as well as a farmer.

More About JAMES CARLISLE I:

Burial: Abbeville, South Carolina

More About ANN IRVING:

Burial: Abbeville, South Carolina

Children of JAMES CARLISLE and ANN IRVING are:
2. i. JAMES² CARLISLE, b. May 23, 1763, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. April 09, 1842, Abbeville, South Carolina.

ii. JANE CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1750, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. JOHN W. MCKINLEY, Abt. 1771, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. FRANCIS CARLISLE, b. May 27, 1757, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. December 27, 1814, Unknown; m. MARGARET MCGILL, December 17, 1782, Possible South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
FRANCIS CARLISLE
An army captain during the war, Francis fought at the Battles of Cowpens in South Carolina and Kettle Creek in Washington, GA;

Francis' baptism on May 29, 1757 was recorded in the Cahans Baptismal Register as follows:

1757 May 27th born, bapt.29th, Francis, to James Carlile, farmer and Ann Irvin his wife in Tarnaneal, parish of Donagh, County Monaghan.

iv. MARGARET CARLISLE, b. Unknown, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. Unknown, Possible Mississippi; m. WILLIAM BOLES, Unknown, Possible South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Mississippi.
MARGARET CARLISLE

Francis' baptism on May 29, 1757 was recorded in the Cahans Baptismal Register as follows:

1757 May 27th born, bapt.29th, Francis, to James Carlile, farmer and Ann Irvin his wife in Tarnaneal, parish of Donagh, County Monaghan.

WILLIAM BOLES

An army captain during the war, Francis fought at the Battles of Cowpens in South Carolina and Kettle Creek in Washington, GA.

William was brother to Margaret Boles, the wife of James Carlisle, who is the brother of Margaret Carlisle..

Generation No. 2

2. JAMES² CARLISLE (JAMES¹) was born May 23, 1763 in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland, and died April 09, 1842 in Abbeville, South Carolina. He married MARGARET BOLES October 15, 1783 in Abbeville, South Carolina, daughter of JOHN BOLES and ANN UNKNOWN. She was born June 27, 1762 in South Carolina, and died August 13, 1857 in Abbeville, South Carolina.

JAMES CARLISLE

James Carlile, son of the immigrant, was only six years old when his family came to America. He was born May 23, 1763 in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland. At age 17, he was drafted into the South Carolina militia as a private, and three weeks later fought in what has been called the greatest tactical victory ever won on American soil, the Battle of Cowpens in upper South Carolina. The fighting began Jan 17, 1781 near Spartanburg. James served under his brother, Captain Francis Carlile. Both served under the command of Col. Andrew Pickens.

Around 1790 James built a house of hewn logs just northwest of Lowndesville, SC on land granted to him for his service during the Revolutionary War. The property remains in the family to this day. James and Margaret raised their family, farmed, and lived there for the rest of their lives. The house has been added onto over the years, but the original log house still stands, and the graves of James and Margaret in the field approximately 200 yards behind it have only recently been marked. About 60 people are buried there in the Carlile Family Cemetery including James and Margaret's oldest son, John, and his wife, Frances Tucker. A descendant of John and Frances currently owns the property where the old home and cemetery are located.

More About JAMES CARLISLE:

Burial: 1842, Carlisle Cemetery, Lowndesville, South Carolina

Grave of James Carlisle photo:

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MARGARET BOLES

Margaret Boles-Carlisle died at her residence, in the upper part of Abbeville District, South Carolina, about the 13th of August last, Mrs. Margaret Carlisle. The deceased was about ninety-five years of age, and had been a zealous and confident member of the Associated Reformed Church at Little Generostee, under the successive pastorates of Revs. Robert Irwin, Ebenezer E. Pressley, D.D. and James C. Chambers. Her zeal for the Glory of God, in attending the public ordinances of this house, was not perceived to experience any diminuities until utterly incapacitated by the infirmities of old age. How forceably does her case illustrate the scripture truth: "Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age, like a shock of corn cometh in the season" Job: vs 26:[Shackelford & related families.FBK.FTW]

Obituary of Margaret Boles-Carlisle

On Mar 18, 1857, shortly before her death at age 95, Margaret applied for land from the federal government based on James' military service. In the application, Margaret included information taken from the family bible. Published dates about the family come from the application which was discovered during the 1960s at the National Archives in Washington.

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Burial: 1857, Carlisle Cemetery, Lowndesville, South Carolina

Children of JAMES CARLISLE and MARGARET BOLES are:
3. i. MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, b. November 09, 1800, Lowndesville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1850, Meriwether County, Georgia.

ii. JOHN CARLISLE, b. May 18, 1784, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1846, Abbeville, South Carolina; m. FRANCES TUCKER, Unknown, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Abbeville, South Carolina.
JOHN CARLISLE

Both John and Frances are buried in the Carlile Family Cemetery near Lowndesville, SC on the original property granted to James Carlile for service during the Revolutionary War. One of their descendants still owns the property.

4. iii. FRANCIS CARLISLE, b. December 15, 1786, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. July 29, 1855, Randolph County, Alabama.

iv. ANN CARLISLE, b. 1789, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

v. JAMES CARLISLE, JR., b. 1791, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

vi. AGNES NANCY CARLISLE, b. February 02, 1793, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

vii. MARTHA JANE CARLISLE, b. June 23, 1795, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

viii. WILLIAM CARLISLE, b. May 19, 1797, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

ix. SAMUEL YOUNG CARLISLE, b. June 16, 1799, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

x. ISAAC CARLISLE, b. 1805, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

xi. ROBERT E. CARLISLE, b. 1808, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.

Generation No. 3

3. MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE (JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 09, 1800 in Lowndesville, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1850 in Meriwether County, Georgia. She married HOWARD B. SHACKELFORD 1824 in Abbeville, South Carolina, son of MORDECAI SHACKELFORD and SARAH JONES. He was born Abt. 1793 in Lowndesville, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1850 in Meriwether County, Georgia.

HOWARD B. SHACKELFORD

Very little is known of the lives of Howard and Margaret. It is believed that they may have lived in Meriwether County or Troup County, Georgia, after 1840. However, no record can be found of them after 1850. They most likely had died before then.

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Children of MARGARET CARLISLE and HOWARD SHACKELFORD are:
5. i. JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴ SHACKELFORD, b. October 31, 1826, Lowndesville, South Carolina; d. June 25, 1915, Carroll County, Georgia.

ii. SARAH JANE SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1830, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. ROBERT H. HAMILTON, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. MORDECAI A. SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1832, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
MORDECAI A. SHACKELFORD

Possible Mordecai Alexander Shackelford and may have died at an early age.

iv. ELIZABETH ANNE SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1833, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1849, Troup County, Georgia.

v. MARGARET CARLISLE SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1839, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. UNKNOWN SMITH, Aft. 1855, Possible Troup County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

4. FRANCIS³ CARLISLE (JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 15, 1786 in Abbeville, South Carolina, and died July 29, 1855 in Randolph County, Alabama. He married MARY ELIZABETH (BETSY) GRANT November 01, 1815 in Abbeville, South Carolina, daughter of JOHN GRANT and ISABELLA PAXTON. She was born March 30, 1792 in Virginia, and died June 18, 1846 in Randolph County, Alabama.

FRANCIS CARLISLE

Francis Carlisle moved to Meriweather County GA. in 1835 and Randolph Co. AL in 1843. Francis and Betsy Grant Carlile are buried in Green's Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery approximately four miles east of Wedowee in Randolph County, AL.

Children of FRANCIS CARLISLE and MARY GRANT are:
i. INFANT⁴ CARLISLE, b. August 01, 1811, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. August 01, 1811, Abbeville, South Carolina.

More About INFANT CARLISLE:

Burial: 1811, Possible Carlisle Cemetery in Lowndesville, South Carolina

ii. ELIZABETH ANN CARLISLE, b. July 02, 1812, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. August 28, 1884, Abbeville, South Carolina; m. (1) JOSEPH AUGUSTUS PARKER, January 21, 1834, Abbeville, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Abbeville, South Carolina; m. (2) CASSIUS (CASH) WILLINGHAM, November 03, 1842, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. J. M. CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1814, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1814, Abbeville, South Carolina.

More About J. M. CARLISLE:

Burial: Possible Carlisle Cemetery in Lowndesville, South Carolina

iv. MARTHA CARLISLE, b. December 21, 1815, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1889, Leon County, Texas; m. REV. JAMES PARKER, Abt. 1835, Abbeville, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
REV. JAMES PARKER

Rev. James Parker married Samuel Joseph Young Carlisle and Elizabeth Leak in 1854.

v. JOHN CARLISLE, b. January 09, 1818, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. March 12, 1882, Randolph County, Alabama; m. ELIZABETH EARNEST, June 08, 1843, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Randolph County, Alabama.

vi. MARGARET B. CARLISLE, b. March 22, 1819, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. July 07, 1873, Meriwether County, Georgia; m. WILLIAM B. HILL, Abt. 1845, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Meriwether County, Georgia.
WILLIAM B. HILL

In an 1853 letter to his son, Francis Nelson Carlile, and daughter, Amanda Carlile Peeler, Francis Carlile writes, "Josephus is living with William Hill. Gets 15 dollars per month." The Josephus Francis refers to in the letter is his son , Samuel Joseph Young Carlile. From this information we can conclude that Joe is living with his sister, Margaret, and brother-in-law, William Hill in Hogansville, Meriwether County GA at the time.

vii. WILLIAM G. CARLISLE, b. February 21, 1821, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. August 02, 1872, Jefferson County, Alabama; m. ELIZABETH G. ELLIOT, January 14, 1846, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

viii. MARY F. CARLISLE, b. November 25, 1822, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1910, Alabama; m. ISAAC WILLINGHAM, Abt. 1841, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Alabama.

ix. JAMES M. CARLISLE, b. August 02, 1824, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1864, Randolph County, Alabama; m. MARTHA F. ELLIOT, December 23, 1848, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Randolph County, Alabama.
MARTHA F. ELLIOT

Martha may have been the sister to Elizabeth G. Elliot, the wife of William G. Carlisle.

x. FRANCIS NELSON CARLISLE, b. February 06, 1826, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1880, Meriwether County, Georgia; m. EUPHEMIA ELIZABETH PEELER, July 10, 1851, Thomasville, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

xi. EDITH AMANDA CARLISLE, b. August 27, 1828, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Bef. December 1864, Jefferson County, Alabama; m. WILLIAM PEELER, November 07, 1846, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Alabama.
WILLIAM PEELER

William may have been the brother of Euphemia Elizabeth Peeler, wife of Francis Nelson Carlisle.

xii. LUCY JANE CARLISLE, b. February 25, 1830, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1900, Rusk County, Texas; m. WILLIAM WOODWERD, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

6. xiii. SAMUEL JOSEPH YOUNG CARLISLE, b. February 18, 1832, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. January 10, 1903, Bartow County, Georgia.

Generation No. 4

5. JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴ SHACKELFORD (MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born October 31, 1826 in Lowndesville, South Carolina, and died June 25, 1915 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married MARGARET A. FORBES February 06, 1849 in Troup County, Georgia, daughter of JOHN FORBES and AZUBAH MCNEAS. She was born March 25, 1827 in Elbert County, Georgia, and died June 06, 1909 in Carroll County, Georgia.

JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE SHACKELFORD

At the time of the 1860 census, James had the occupation as farmer but by the time of the 1870 census his occupation had changed from a farmer to that of a tanner. This is most likely a trade he developed as a Private in the 41st Infantry, Company I, in the Confederate Army, where his fellow servicemen knew him by the name of "Joseph Shackelford". According to some family members during the days of the Civil War, the farm of James also served the purpose of making boots for the Confederate Army. Family folklore has it that during the time the Union troops were moving through Carroll County, his family was busy at their trade in the tannery business. James was also a member of the Free-Masons and knowing that the Union Officers had a great deal of respect for this organization, he had instructed that the emblem of the Free-Masons be placed at the entrance to his farm. As the Union Troops passed through they saw the emblem which had been placed at the farm's entrance and out of the respect that James had believed they would show, by-passed his farm, never knowing that he was operating a boot factory for the Confederate Army.

The above story may or may not be true, as mentioned; it is only family folklore. But what is not folklore is the historical fact that James Carlisle Shackelford did indeed serve in the Confederate Army. He enlisted on March 04, 1862 in Heard County, Georgia as Private Joseph Shackelford and served in Company 1 of the Georgia 41st Infantry, Stovall's Brigade, under the command of Brig. General Marcellus A. Stovall. This unit, as well as several others, was placed under the command of Major General Carter L. Stevenson, Stevenson's Division. This Brigade was involved in several campaigns, including the Atlanta and Tennessee Valley Campaigns. Stovall's Brigade fought at the Battle of Franklin and moved on to the Battle of Nashville where the Union Army captured Private James (Joseph) Carlisle Shackelford on December 14, 1864. He was held as prisoner of war at the infamous Camp Douglas in Chicago, Illinois until his release on June 20, 1865, at which time he returned home to his family in Carrollton, Georgia.

During the Atlanta Campaign, General Stevenson's Division came under the Command of General John Bell Hood, the previous commander being General Joseph Johnston. Johnston seemed to put more emphasis on the loss of real estate and less emphasis on the loss of his men, believing that real estate could be retaken and that a soldiers life could not. General Hood had the reverse idea, putting the loss of his men of less of importance than the real estate. His battle plans were to attack and keep attacking regardless of the cost of life. Even with this errant disregard of the life of a soldier, Jefferson Davis as Commander of the Army of Tennessee appointed General Hood on July 17, 1864. This move would eventually prove to be a disaster for the Confederate Army. At the Battle of Kolb's Farm near Kennesaw the Confederate losses were in excess of 1,000 men, with Stevenson's Division, the Division that Pvt. Shackelford was a member of, losing 870 men. In the words of General Johnston concerning General Hood and the Battle of Kolb's Farm. "Hood had his moment of glory and reclaimed his reputation as an aggressive commander, but at a cost the Confederacy could ill afford."

After the stinging loss that came from the fall of Atlanta, General Hood moved his men north to the Battle of Allatoona Pass. The mission of re-capturing Allatoona Pass fell upon General Samuel French who referred to it as "a needless effusion of blood." At the loss of many men, the repeated assaults by the Rebel forces proved fruitless. From here, General Hood headed north into Tennessee, while General Sherman headed south. Unfortunately for the men under the command of General Hood, Sherman had left more than enough forces behind. General Hood's men first met the Union forces at Franklin on the way to Nashville on November 30, 1864. The ensuing battle at Franklin amassed a total of over 6,300 casualties for the Confederate Army. In a last desperate attempt to force General Sherman's army out of Georgia and after suffering terrible losses at Franklin, General Hood continued on toward Nashville. After suffering thousands of more casualties, General Hood and the Confederate army was decimated and ceased to exist as a fighting unit. General Hood retreated to Tupelo, Mississippi while many of his men, including Private James (Joseph) Carlisle Shackelford, were taken prisoner. Private Shackelford would serve out the remainder of the war at Camp Douglas in Chicago, Illinois.

From February 30, 1862 to July 05, 1865, Camp Douglas hosted many thousands of Confederate prisoners of war in what had become known as the "North's Andersonville." By the end of the war, 4,275 confederates died, many from starvation, others froze to death being deprived of the necessary blankets to keep them warm. Their deaths and suffering were the shame of a vengeful Union. The sacrifice that these men endured has been largely forgotten, being only remembered by one monument erected by Southern veterans at Oak Wood Cemetery. Private James Shackelford was released on June 20, 1865, only two weeks before the camp was closed, at which time he returned to his wife Margaret and their four children in Carrollton, Georgia.[Shackelford & related families.FBK.FTW]

More About JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Carrollton Cemetery in Carrollton, Georgia.

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More About MARGARET A. FORBES:

Burial: Carrollton Cemetery in Carrollton, Georgia.

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Children of JAMES SHACKELFORD and MARGARET FORBES are:
i. JAMES CARLISLE⁵ SHACKELFORD, JR, b. March 1849, Meriwether County, Georgia; d. March 1950, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JAMES CARLISLE SHACKELFORD, JR:

Burial: Bonner Graveyard, Gold Mine Road, Carroll County, Georgia.

Grave of James C. Shackelford, Jr. photo:

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7. ii. MARY ELIZABETH (MOLLY) SHACKELFORD, b. 1852, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.

8. iii. JOHN HARLIN SHACKELFORD, b. August 08, 1854, Carroll County, Georgia; d. December 20, 1891, Carroll County, Georgia.

9. iv. WILLIAM ALEXANDER SHACKELFORD, b. May 07, 1857, Carroll County, Georgia; d. October 23, 1949, Carroll County, Georgia.

10. v. LAURA LAVONIA SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1860, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Abt. 1944, Carroll County, Georgia.

6. SAMUEL JOSEPH YOUNG⁴ CARLISLE (FRANCIS³, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 18, 1832 in Abbeville, South Carolina, and died January 10, 1903 in Bartow County, Georgia. He married ELIZABETH LEAK November 26, 1854 in Bartow County, Georgia. She was born May 22, 1837 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, and died January 1926 in Bartow County, Georgia.

SAMUEL JOSEPH YOUNG CARLISLE

On Nov 26, 1854, Joe, as he was known, married Elizabeth Leak in Bartow (formerly Cass) County, GA. Joe's brother-in-law, Rev. James Parker, performed the ceremony. After Joe died, Elizabeth lived with her sons, Will and Bascombe.

More About SAMUEL JOSEPH YOUNG CARLISLE:

Burial: Cassville Cemetery, Bartow County, Georgia

More About ELIZABETH LEAK:

Burial: Cassville Cemetery, Bartow County, Georgia

Children of SAMUEL CARLISLE and ELIZABETH LEAK are:
i. MARTHA C. (MATTIE)⁵ CARLISLE, b. December 08, 1855, Bartow County, Georgia; d. March 09, 1919, Unknown; m. WHITFIELD ANTHONY VENABLE, April 30, 1876, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. MARY A. (MAMIE) CARLISLE, b. November 02, 1857, Bartow County, Georgia; d. July 08, 1937, Bartow County, Georgia; m. W. P. GAINES, December 29, 1897, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Bartow County, Georgia.

More About MARY A. (MAMIE) CARLISLE:

Burial: Cassville Cemetery, Bartow County, Georgia

iii. SERENA A. (ANNETT) CARLISLE, b. April 16, 1859, Bartow County, Georgia; d. August 29, 1893, Unknown; m. JAMES A. EUBANKS, March 19, 1882, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iv. ALICE C. CARLISLE, b. January 01, 1861, Bartow County, Georgia; d. October 1943, Unknown; m. G. H. LINN, Unknown, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

v. CLARA IDA CARLISLE, b. December 19, 1862, Bartow County, Georgia; d. Abt. 1941, Unknown; m. ANDREW MATTISON GAINES, December 20, 1883, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

vi. ADA LILLIAN CARLISLE, b. July 06, 1865, Bartow County, Georgia; d. May 21, 1897, Bartow County, Georgia; m. LINTON CLIFTON CROW, November 02, 1886, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

More About ADA LILLIAN CARLISLE:

Burial: Cassville Cemetery, Bartow County, Georgia

vii. WILLIAM MADISON CARLISLE, b. August 05, 1867, Bartow County, Georgia; d. January 23, 1946, Atlanta, Georgia; m. EMMA THOMPSON, January 22, 1895, Bartow County, Georgia; b. August 11, 1874, Bartow County, Georgia; d. March 02, 1932, Atlanta, Georgia.
WILLIAM MADISON CARLISLE

William Madison Carlisle was a farmer and building contractor. Besides the house commonly referred to as "the homeplace" next to Quarryman near Cartersville, GA, his most enduring work is Best Chapel Methodist where the family went to church.

More About WILLIAM MADISON CARLISLE:

Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Cabbage Town, Atlanta, Georgia

More About EMMA THOMPSON:

Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Cabbage Town, Atlanta, Georgia

viii. A. BASCOMB CARLISLE, b. June 25, 1869, Bartow County, Georgia; d. Abt. 1951, Unknown; m. AVA KEMP, January 02, 1895, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

ix. MAGGIE D. CARLISLE, b. August 03, 1871, Bartow County, Georgia; d. August 15, 1927, Unknown; m. POLK D. WILSON, November 21, 1897, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

x. JOSIE E. CARLISLE, b. September 22, 1874, Bartow County, Georgia; d. November 12, 1907, Unknown; m. CLIFFORD CUNNINGHAM, Unknown, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

xi. DAISIE LEAK CARLISLE, b. August 03, 1877, Bartow County, Georgia; d. December 27, 1920, Unknown; m. RONALD MELVIN WALLACE, July 1900, Possible Bartow County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

Generation No. 5

7. MARY ELIZABETH (MOLLY)⁵ SHACKELFORD (JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born 1852 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. She married JOSEPH KNOX GRIFFIN November 20, 1873 in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of MARY SHACKELFORD and JOSEPH GRIFFIN are:
11. i. LULA⁶ GRIFFIN, b. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown.

12. ii. WILTON (WILL) GRIFFIN, b. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. CLIFFORD GRIFFIN, b. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. ETHYL VANCE, Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

8. JOHN HARLIN⁵ SHACKELFORD (JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born August 08, 1854 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died December 20, 1891 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married JERUSHA CARRIE BONNER June 04, 1876 in Carroll County, Georgia, daughter of JOHN BONNER and MARTHA UPCHURCH. She was born September 12, 1858 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died February 28, 1943 in Carroll County, Georgia.

JOHN HARLIN SHACKELFORD

John was eight years of age when his father left for the "Civil War." During this time he helped his mother with their farm and their covert "Tannery Business."

By the time of his sixteenth birthday, John was working full time on the farm and no longer attending any schools. This was to be his occupation for life which ended at the age of 37. Married at the time to Jerusha Bonner, with out will, his estate was petitioned to the honorable Court of Ordinary of Carroll County, Georgia, by Jerusha on January 29, 1892. the estate was settled by March of that year.

More About JOHN HARLIN SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Old Camp United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia.

Religion: Methodist

Notes for JERUSHA CARRIE BONNER:
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JERUSHA CARRIE GODBEE

Carroll County; Carrollton, Georgia, August 20, 1942

This being my last Will and and all previous Wills revoked and cancelled, I desire that all of my real estate and personal belongings to be sold, and after all my debts, funeral expenses, and a suitable tombstone be places at my grave that the remaining money from my estate and personal belongings to be divided as follows:

To my daughter, Mrs. Annie McLendon, one fourth or a child's part if she is still living. If not, her children to share equally in her part.

Also, my daughter, Mrs. Henry McNeil, to receive one fourths of a child's part if she is still living. If not, her part to be be divided equally among her children.

Also one fourth or a child's part to be divided equally among the children of my son Young, who is dead.

Also one fourth, or a child's part to be divided equally among the children of my son Gay, who is dead.

I also request that John Martin be administrator of my estate and see my wishes are carried out as I directed.

Signed: Mrs. J. C. Godbee

OBITUARY OF JERUSHA CARRIE ANN GODBEE

MRS J. C. A. GODBEE, OF VEAL COMMUNITY, IS CLAIMED BY DEATH

Mrs. Jerusha Carrie Ann Godbee, affectionately known as "Aunt Dool" by her numerous friends, died early Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. L. McLendon, in the Veal Community, followed by a short illness.

She was born in Carroll County, Georgia, July 12, 1858, the daughter of John Milton and Mattie Upchurch-Bonner. as a young lady she joined the Camp ground M.E. church, later moving her membership to Stripling Chapel where she was a member at the time of her death. as a young lady she married Mr. John Shackelford who died a number of years ago. She later married Mr. Seaborn Millican who has been dead quite some time. Later she married Mr. Billy Godbee who died several years ago. For a number of years she made her home in the Rocky Mount Community and for some time she lived at Star Point. However, during the last few years she made her home with her children.

Two sons, John Gay Shackelford and Young Shackelford, preceded her in death.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. H. A. McNeil, of Newnan; Mrs. McLendon, of Bowdon, Route 1; 16 grandchildren, a number of great grandchildren; two brothers, Tom Bonner of Cullman, Alabama, and Bob Bonner, of Vendervent, Arkansas. Three sisters, Mrs. Aubrey Husley, of Carrollton, Mrs John Pentecost, of Roopsville, and Mrs. Ella Baker, of Atlanta.

Funeral services were held from the Camp Ground Methodist Church Monday at 2:30 PM with Rev. Adrian Warwick and Rev. J. K. Brown officiating. Internment was at the church cemetery.

Note: According to the obituary of Jerusha, it lists her father as John Milton Bonner. This is incorrect, her father was John Thomas Bonner, not John Milton.

John Milton Bonner was the brother of Jerusha.

More About JERUSHA CARRIE BONNER:

Burial: Old Camp United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia.

Old Camp United Methodist Church, founded by Jerusha’s Father, Rev. John Bonner.

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Religion: Methodist

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Children of JOHN SHACKELFORD and JERUSHA BONNER are:
13. i. ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, b. November 03, 1877, Carroll County, Georgia; d. August 21, 1965, Carroll County, Georgia.

14. ii. MATTIE MAY SHACKELFORD, b. October 28, 1879, Carroll County, Georgia; d. January 31, 1969, Carroll County, Georgia.

15. iii. YOUNG LEE SHACKELFORD, b. January 23, 1882, Carroll County, Georgia; d. September 23, 1926, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

16. iv. JOHN GAY SHACKELFORD, b. April 10, 1885, Carroll County, Georgia; d. March 05, 1940, Caroll County, Georgia.

9. WILLIAM ALEXANDER⁵ SHACKELFORD (JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born May 07, 1857 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died October 23, 1949 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married ISABELLA VICTORIA SHARP December 25, 1882 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born February 20, 1866 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died October 17, 1952 in Carroll County, Georgia.

More About WILLIAM ALEXANDER SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Carrollton Cemetery in Carrollton, Georgia.

More About ISABELLA VICTORIA SHARP:

Burial: Carrollton Cemetery in Carrollton, Georgia.

Children of WILLIAM SHACKELFORD and ISABELLA SHARP are:
i. JAMES MORDECAI (MAUDE)⁶ SHACKELFORD, b. February 03, 1888, Carroll County, Georgia; d. 1951, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

Notes for JAMES MORDECAI (MAUDE) SHACKELFORD:

Never Married

ii. EDWARD SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. EARNEST SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iv. HIRAM SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. ETHYL MCQUIRE, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

v. RHODA SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. WAYNE DEWEESE, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

vi. EMILY KATE SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. JOHN HARLAN QUEEN, October 17, 1920, Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

vii. MARGIE LEE (JILL) SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. WILTON E. SMITH, August 17, 1904, Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

17. viii. IVIE (IMA) JEAN SHACKELFORD, b. February 22, 1903, Carroll County, Georgia; d. September 23, 1932, Carroll County, Georgia.

10. LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD (JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Abt. 1860 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died Abt. 1944 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married JAMES DANIEL STOREY December 27, 1883 in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born 1858 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died 1952 in Carroll County, Georgia.

More About LAURA LAVONIA SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Roopsville Cemetery, Roopsville, Georgia

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Burial: Roopsville Cemetery, Roopsville, Georgia

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Children of LAURA SHACKELFORD and JAMES STOREY are:

18. i. JAMES WILEY⁶ STOREY, b. November 11, 1888, Carroll County, Georgia; d. March 31, 1971, Carroll County, Georgia.

ii. GEORGE EARL STOREY, b. December 13, 1893, Carroll County, Georgia; d. March 10, 1970, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.
GEORGE EARL STOREY

George served as a private in the United States Army with the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe during World War I.

More About GEORGE EARL STOREY:

Burial: Roopsville Cemetery, Roopsville, Carroll County, Georgia

Grave of George Earl Storey:

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19. iii. LELA LAVONIA STOREY, b. November 01, 1882, Carroll County, Georgia; d. March 02, 1958, Carroll County, Georgia.

Generation No. 6

11. LULA⁶ GRIFFIN (MARY ELIZABETH (MOLLY)⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia, and died Unknown in Unknown. She married UNKNOWN CONNER Abt. 1900 in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Unknown.

Child of LULA GRIFFIN and UNKNOWN CONNER is:
i. JAMES W.⁷ CONNER, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Unknown.
JAMES W. CONNER

There was a son of Lula named James, most likely this James, who was a Sgt., listed as "Missing in Action" during World War II..

12. WILTON (WILL)⁶ GRIFFIN (MARY ELIZABETH (MOLLY)⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia, and died Unknown in Unknown. He married VIRGINIA HALE Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. She was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Unknown.

Child of WILTON GRIFFIN and VIRGINIA HALE is:
20. i. HUBERT⁷ GRIFFIN, b. Unknown, Unknown.

13. ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD (JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 03, 1877 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died August 21, 1965 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married CUSTIS LEE MCLENDON October 09, 1894 in Carroll County, Georgia, son of ISAAC MCLENDON and MARY ROWE. He was born May 01, 1871 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died February 10, 1923 in Carroll County, Georgia.

According to Lee Shackelford, this was the last home of Annie Shackelford-McLendon. Annie was the daughter of John Harlin and Jerusha Bonner-Shackelford. She married Custis Lee McLendon.

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More About ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Veal Community Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

CUSTIS LEE MCLENDON

Custis Lee owned and operated a General Store in Veal, Georgia, in the 1920's. He died of a heart attack at his store in 1923. Annie Lavonia, with the help of her daughter, Floy, ran the store until Annie died in 1965.

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Date born 2: Veal Community Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

Children of ANNA SHACKELFORD and CUSTIS MCLENDON are:
i. JOHN CARLISLE⁷ MCLENDON, b. January 27, 1896, Carroll County, Georgia; d. June 12, 1897, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JOHN CARLISLE MCLENDON:

Burial: Old Camp United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia.

ii. FITZHUGH LEE MCLENDON, b. April 30, 1898, Carroll County, Georgia; d. July 07, 1899, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About FITZHUGH LEE MCLENDON:

Burial: Old Camp United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia.

iii. LEWIS ROWE MCLENDON, b. December 08, 1899, Carroll County, Georgia; d. April 02, 1984, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
LEWIS ROWE MCLENDON

Married ten years then divorced, Lewis was declared mentally handicapped and admitted to a mental institution in Alabama, not long after his divorce. He was allowed to work on the family farm and paid for his services. By the time of his death he had saved enough for burial expenses.

More About LEWIS ROWE MCLENDON:

Burial: Veal Community Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

iv. ANNIE FLOY MCLENDON, b. August 22, 1903, Carroll County, Georgia; d. May 13, 1984, Carroll County, Georgia.
ANNIE FLOY MCLENDON

Annie Floy never married and lived with her mother, helping her run the family store, until her mother's death in 1965. Annie Floy continued living in the home of her parents, but no longer managed the store. It closed after the death of her mother. Floy passed away in her sleep in 1984.

More About ANNIE FLOY MCLENDON:

Burial: Veal Community Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

v. WILLIAM EARNEST MCLENDON, b. October 18, 1906, Carroll County, Georgia; d. February 26, 1984, Carroll County, Georgia; m. RUBY CHAMBERS, October 14, 1933, Carroll County, Georgia; b. September 08, 1912, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; d. October 17, 1981, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About WILLIAM EARNEST MCLENDON:

Burial: Veal Community Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

More About RUBY CHAMBERS:

Burial: Veal Community Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

Occupation: School Teacher in the Veal Community, Carroll County, Georgia

21. vi. THOMAS RAY MCLENDON, b. October 30, 1911, Carroll County, Georgia; d. 1998, Possible Gardendale, Alabama.

22. vii. JERUSHA MARY NELL (NELLIE) MCLENDON, b. February 22, 1916, Carroll County, Georgia; d. June 01, 1988, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

14. MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD (JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born October 28, 1879 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died January 31, 1969 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married HENRY AUGUSTUS MCNEIL Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia, son of SAMUEL MCNEIL and EMMA BEALL. He was born July 09, 1871 in Caroll County, Georgia, and died July 25, 1920 in Carroll County, Georgia.

MATTIE MAY SHACKELFORD

Mattie May was known most of her adult life as "Nannie Meal." This nick-name was given to her by her first grandchild, Howard Agustus McNeil, Jr., who, as a very young child and learning to speak, could not properly pronounce "Granny McNeil."

After the death of her husband, Henry McNeil, she lived out the balance of her life with her daughter Ellie in Newnan, Georgia.

More About MATTIE MAY SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Old Camp United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia.

HENRY AUGUSTUS MCNEIL

The first family of Henry all died from a "Typhoid Epidemic" shortly before his second marriage to Mattie May Shackelford. How many children he may have had from this first marriage is unknown.

More About HENRY AUGUSTUS MCNEIL:

Burial: Old Camp United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of MATTIE SHACKELFORD and HENRY MCNEIL are:
i. JERUSHA MAY⁷ MCNEIL, b. May 07, 1896, Carroll County, Georgia; d. October 05, 1899, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JERUSHA MAY MCNEIL:

Blessing: Old Camp United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia.

ii. ELLIE MCNEIL, b. August 31, 1900, Carroll County, Georgia; d. July 20, 1976, Newnan, Georgia; m. ROY T. CALDWELL, December 25, 1926, Possible Merriwether County, Georgia; b. January 05, 1897, Georgia; d. February 17, 1937, Newnan, Georgia.

More About ELLIE MCNEIL:

Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Newnan, Georgia

More About ROY T. CALDWELL:

Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Newnan, Georgia

23. iii. HOWARD AUGUSTUS MCNEIL, b. February 10, 1903, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; d. December 15, 1973, Sharpsburg, Georgia.

15. YOUNG LEE⁶ SHACKELFORD (JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹)¹ was born January 23, 1882 in Carroll County, Georgia¹, and died September 23, 1926 in Crenshaw County, Alabama¹. He married (1) MARY ALICE NICHOLS December 22, 1905 in Crenshaw County, Alabama, daughter of GEORGE NICHOLS and MARY ENGRAM. She was born October 11, 1889 in Crenshaw County, Alabama, and died September 14, 1953 in Troy Hospital, Troy; Pike County, Alabama.

"The Descendants of John Shackelford" by Donnie Shackleford

Generation #14

YOUNG LEE SHACKELFORD FAMILY

Young Lee Shackelford was the third child and the oldest son of John Harlin Shackelford and Jerusha Carrie Bonner. He was born January 23, 1882 in Carroll County, Georgia. Of the four children of John and Jerusha, Young Lee was the only one to leave the area that his ancestors had settled many years earlier. Young Lee's father passed away one month before his tenth birthday. This led to hard times for Young. His mother, two older sisters and his younger brother, John Gay Shackelford, who was only six years of age, and Young Lee were left to take care of the farm John Harlin Shackelford had left behind. Being the oldest son, the chores of the farm would become one of his primary responsibilities.

Soon after the turn of the century, Young's mother, Jerusha, married Sebron W. Millican. This was the second marriage for Sebron. According to the 1880 census report for Carroll County, Georgia, he was married to Mary F. , last name unknown, with four children. What became of his first wife and children is unknown.

Young Lee Shackelford and Sebron Millican had extreme difficulty in their relationship. Any reason for these misgivings is unknown.

One day while working in the fields, Young Lee confronted Sebron and a violent argument ensued. This quickly evolved into a fight. Young Lee became very agitated and struck Sebron with a garden hoe, rendering him unconscious.

Thinking that he had killed him, Young became frightened and ran away. Sebron quickly recovered and filed no charges. Jerusha, desperate to find her son, hired detectives to locate him. He was found several years later in Crenshaw County, Alabama, married and a father. Young Lee made two trips back to Georgia to see his mother, but only after he had learned of the death of Sebron. Jerusha made one trip to Alabama to see her son. After this last visit, they never saw each other again.

Donnie Shackleford 1999

Young Lee Shackleford and Mary Alice Nichols-Shackelford

Young Lee Shackelford came to Alabama in the early 1900s after a violent encounter with his stepfather, Sebron Millican. He became associated with the Nichols family of MT. Ida, Alabama, when he was employed to work in a logging camp. The Nichols family was noted for their timber holdings. Through this association, he met Mary Alice Nichols, daughter of George Marion and Mary Engram-Nichols. They were married December 22, 1905.

Young Lee and Mary Alice relocated in Petrey, Alabama, in the north-eastern section of Crenshaw County. Young bought a farm and started to raise a family with Mary. Seven children were born over the next several years, but only two children survived infancy. During this period a devastating tornado struck and destroyed considerable of Young's property. Due to overwhelming hardships, Young lost his farm in 1915. He returned to the logging camps and brought his family with him. Two more children were born to Mary Alice but they too, died in infancy. In the summer of 1926, Young Lee became ill at work and was taken by train to Montgomery, Alabama, sixty miles away. There he was rushed into surgery for a ruptured appendix. He never fully recovered and died at home September 23, 1926.

After her husband's death, Mary Alice, with her two surviving children, Zeddie and Ivera, moved to Carroll County, Georgia. They moved in with Young's mother, Jerusha Carrie Bonner-Shackelford. They attempted to help Jerusha with the farm but in 1929, they returned to Crenshaw County, Alabama. Zeddie moved away from home in 1930 when he was married. Ivera married in 1935 to Clarence Chance but Mary stayed with them until her death in 1953. She died in a diabetic coma. [Nichols.FTW]

More About YOUNG LEE SHACKELFORD:

Burial 1: Smith Chapel Cemetery, Petrey, Crenshaw County, Alabama

Burial 2: Smith Chapel, known as Petrey Cemetery, Crenshaw County, Alabama¹

Notes for MARY ALICE NICHOLS:

Obituary of Mary Alice Nichols from The Montgomery Advertiser, September 15, 1953.

SHACKELFORD, Mary Alice, 63, died at Troy Hospital Monday night. Surviving are two children, Zeddie Shackleford and Mrs. Vera Chance, both of Brantley; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held today at 10:00 A.M. from Spring Hill Church. Burial will be in Smith Chapel Cemetery, with Turner's funeral in charge.

More About MARY ALICE NICHOLS:

Burial: Smith Chapel Cemetery, Petrey, Crenshaw County, Alabama

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Grave of Mary Alice Nichols-Shackelford:

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Children of YOUNG LEE SHACKELFORD and MARY ALICE NICHOLS are:
i. JOHN MARION⁷ SHACKELFORD¹, b. February 04, 1910, Petrey, Alabama¹; d. April 05, 1910, Petrey, Alabama¹.

More About JOHN MARION SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Smith Chapel Cemetery, Petrey, Crenshaw County, Alabama

INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. February 23, 1912, Petrey, Alabama; d. February 24, 1912, Petrey, Alabama.

Notes for INFANT SHACKELFORD:

This infant was the twin sister to Ivera Shackelford

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Smith Chapel Cemetery, Petrey, Crenshaw County, Alabama

iii. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. October 01, 1906, Petrey, Alabama; d. October 01, 1906, Petrey, Alabama.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Smith Chapel Cemetery, Petrey, Crenshaw County, Alabama

iv. JOEL DONOVAN SHACKELFORD¹, b. January 06, 1914, Petrey, Alabama¹; d. September 06, 1914, Petrey, Alabama¹.

More About JOEL DONOVAN SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Smith Chapel Cemetery, Petrey, Crenshaw County, Alabama

v. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. February 04, 1916, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. February 04, 1916, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Smith Chapel Cemetery, Petrey, Crenshaw County, Alabama

vi. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. Unknown, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Cameron's Chapel Cemetery, Crenshaw County, Alabama, off County Road 106 west of Brantley.

24. vii. IRY ZEDDIE SHACKLEFORD, b. October 08, 1907, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. December 04, 1988, Luverne Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

25. viii. IVERA SHACKELFORD, b. February 23, 1912, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. July 10, 1988, Luverne Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

ix. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. Unknown, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Notes for INFANT SHACKELFORD:

The two unknown children buried at Cameron's chapel were twins. their graves are unmarked.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Cameron's Chapel Cemetery, Crenshaw County, Alabama, off County Road 106 west of Brantley..

16. JOHN GAY⁶ SHACKELFORD (JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 10, 1885 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died March 05, 1940 in Caroll County, Georgia. He married FANNIE LUCY LANE December 17, 1905 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born February 06, 1885 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died August 19, 1963 in Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JOHN GAY SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Striplin United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia

More About FANNIE LUCY LANE:

Burial: Striplin United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia

Grave of John Gay Shackelford and Fannie Lucy Lane:

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Children of JOHN SHACKELFORD and FANNIE LANE are:
26. i. EUNICE LOUISE⁷ SHACKELFORD, b. June 13, 1906, Carroll County, Georgia; d. October 1999, Marietta, Cobb County, Alabama.

27. ii. JOHN HARLIN SHACKELFORD, b. May 20, 1908, Carroll County, Georgia; d. November 19, 1986, Carroll County, Georgia.

28. iii. JAMES ROBERT SHACKELFORD, b. May 20, 1911, Carroll County, Georgia; d. April 19, 1992, Carroll County, Georgia.

29. iv. HOMER LEE SHACKELFORD, b. May 20, 1911, Carroll County, Georgia; d. July 30, 1985, Carroll County, Georgia.

30. v. ESTELLE KATE (PEGGY) SHACKELFORD, b. June 04, 1912, Carroll County, Georgia; d. November 07, 1996, Carroll County, Georgia.

31. vi. MYRTIE MAY SHACKELFORD, b. December 06, 1918, Carroll County, Georgia; d. April 02, 1957, Carroll County, Georgia.

32. vii. CARRIE MAUDE SHACKELFORD, b. June 01, 1923, Carroll County, Georgia.

viii. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. 1914, Carroll County, Georgia; d. 1914, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: New Lebanon, Roopsville Cemetery in Carroll County, Georgia next to the parents of Fannie Lucy Lane-Shackelford's parents.

Grave of the Infant daughter of John Gay Shackelford, buried at the Roopsville Cemetery, New Lebanon Church, in Carroll County, Georgia. All of John Gay Shackelford’s Infants are buried here next to the graves of the parents of Fannie Lucy Lane.

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ix. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. 1917, Carroll County, Georgia; d. 1917, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: New Lebanon, Roopsville Cemetery in Carroll County, Georgia next to the parents of Fannie Lucy Lane-Shackelford's parents.

x. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. 1919, Carroll County, Georgia; d. 1919, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: New Lebanon, Roopsville Cemetery in Carroll County, Georgia next to the parents of Fannie Lucy Lane-Shackelford's parents.

xi. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. 1922, Carroll County, Georgia; d. 1922, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: New Lebanon, Roopsville Cemetery in Carroll County, Georgia next to the parents of Fannie Lucy Lane-Shackelford's parents.

xii. INFANT SHACKELFORD, b. 1926, Carroll County, Georgia; d. 1926, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About INFANT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: New Lebanon, Roopsville Cemetery in Carroll County, Georgia next to the parents of Fannie Lucy Lane-Shackelford's parents. .

17. IVIE (IMA) JEAN⁶ SHACKELFORD (WILLIAM ALEXANDER⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 22, 1903 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died September 23, 1932 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married HESPER B. MILLER Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia.

More About IVIE (IMA) JEAN SHACKELFORD:

Date born 2: Carrollton Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia

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More About HESPER B. MILLER:

Burial: Carrollton Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia

Child of IVIE SHACKELFORD and HESPER MILLER is:

BETTY JEAN⁷ MILLER, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

18. JAMES WILEY⁶ STOREY (LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 11, 1888 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died March 31, 1971 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married DAWN MOORE October 28, 1916 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia.

JAMES WILEY STOREY

James worked most of his life as a farmer, even in his younger years. Though he spent his life in the fields of West Georgia, James had a great passion for the guitar and country music and became quite an accomplished musician. Later in life and due to poor health James lost his ability to play music. However, he passed his knowledge of music down to his daughters who became quite popular in the 1940s.

More About JAMES WILEY STOREY:

Burial: Striplin United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

Grave of James Wiley Storey and Dawn Moore:

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Children of JAMES STOREY and DAWN MOORE are:
i. JAMES CLIFF⁷ STOREY, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. December 08, 1943, Pacific 90 miles off shore from San Francisco, California.
JAMES CLIFF STOREY

James joined the United States Naval Reserve on October 21, 1942. while in service he was stationed at Norfolk, Virginia; Washington D. C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and San Francisco, California. In San Francisco, James was assigned to the USS Ashtabula, a fleet oiler. On it's first mission the Ashtabula was involved at the "Battle of Leyte Gulf" in the Philippines where it was attacked and seriously damaged by fire from it's stores. However, the ship steamed under it's own power back to San Francisco for repairs. Ninety miles from shore James was making repairs on the upper deck from where he fell, dying instantly.

Due to his close proximity to shore his body was not buried at sea but flown home instead for burial.

James never married.

More About JAMES CLIFF STOREY:

Burial: New Lebanon, Roopsville Cemetery in Carroll County, Georgia.

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ii. RHODA CHRISTINE STOREY, b. May 26, 1920, Carroll County, Georgia; d. September 18, 1995, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About RHODA CHRISTINE STOREY:

Burial: New Lebanon, Roopsville Cemetery in Carroll County, Georgia.

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iii. NELLIE STOREY, b. January 06, 1918, Carroll County, Georgia.
RHODA & NELLIE STOREY

By: Donnie Shackleford

Rhoda and Nellie Story, through the teachings of their father and various home study courses, continued to learn and enhance their musical talents, not just learning the guitar, but learning to master other musical instruments, including the banjo, mandolin, bass and piano. Later they would form a country music group known as "Charlie Cole and the Southern Kinfolks". During and shortly after World War II, Nellie and Rhoda toured the Southeast playing for injured veterans who were returning home from the war. Both seemed to have a great deal of affection for the men who dedicated so unselfishly their well-being to the defense of their country, an obvious reflection to the memory of their brother, James Cliff Story. Between the years of 1947-1948, Nellie and Rhoda had their own Radio Program, broadcast from WLBB Radio, now WBRT in Carrollton, Georgia.

Rhoda has since passed away but Nellie is still living in Carrollton. Arthritis has deformed her hands and she is no longer capable of making music. Neither ever married.

More About NELLIE STOREY:

Residence: Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia.

19. LELA LAVONIA⁶ STOREY (LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 01, 1882 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died March 02, 1958 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married JESSE CLAUDE VEAL August 15, 1902 in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of LELA STOREY and JESSE VEAL are:
33. i. JESSE CLAUDE⁷ VEAL, JR., b. April 24, 1919, Carroll County, Georgia; d. August 1979, Carroll County, Georgia.

ii. ALMA VEAL, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. LEONARD THOMPSON, Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. RUTH VEAL, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. CARDEN PICKETT, Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.

34. iv. ANNIE VEAL, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.

v. ROSELLE VEAL, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. E. J. WALKER, Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.

Generation No. 7

20. HUBERT⁷ GRIFFIN (WILTON (WILL)⁶, MARY ELIZABETH (MOLLY)⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Unknown. He married UNKNOWN Unknown in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of HUBERT GRIFFIN and UNKNOWN is:

i. CHARLES⁸ GRIFFIN, b. Unknown, Unknown.

21. THOMAS RAY⁷ MCLENDON (ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born October 30, 1911 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died 1998 in Possible Gardendale, Alabama. He married AVIS PACE November 21, 1940 in Unknown, daughter of RICHARD PACE and VIOLA ALLEN. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

More About AVIS PACE:

Residence: Possible Gardendale, Alabama

Child of THOMAS MCLENDON and AVIS PACE is:
35. i. THOMAS RAY⁸ MCLENDON, JR, b. January 28, 1948, Possible Gardendale, Alabama.

22. JERUSHA MARY NELL (NELLIE)⁷ MCLENDON (ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 22, 1916 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died June 01, 1988 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. She married HUGH DORSEY WORD December 1934 in Unknown. He was born August 11, 1914 in Unknown, and died January 13, 1977 in Possible Moreland, Georgia.

Children of JERUSHA MCLENDON and HUGH WORD are:
i. INFANT⁸ WORD, b. April 12, 1942, Possible Moreland, Georgia; d. April 12, 1942, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

36. ii. MARY ANN WORD, b. August 12, 1944, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

37. iii. MELBA JANE WORD, b. August 29, 1947, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

23. HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷ MCNEIL (MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 10, 1903 in Possible Carroll County, Georgia, and died December 15, 1973 in Sharpsburg, Georgia. He married ELIZABETH ORELIA BRITTAN September 23, 1922 in Georgia. She was born February 10, 1903 in Unknown, and died October 28, 1989 in Sharpsburg, Georgia.

HOWARD AUGUSTUS MCNEIL

Howard had eight children, 31 grandchildren, and 64 great grandchildren.

More About HOWARD AUGUSTUS MCNEIL:

Burial: Mt. Gilead Methodist Church Cemetery in Sharpsburg, Georgia

More About ELIZABETH ORELIA BRITTAN:

Burial: Mt. Gilead Methodist Church Cemetery in Sharpsburg, Georgia

Children of HOWARD MCNEIL and ELIZABETH BRITTAN are:
38. i. HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁸ MCNEIL, JR, b. July 29, 1923, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia; d. June 07, 1958, Newnan, Georgia.

39. ii. THOMAS EARNEST MCNEIL, b. 1925, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia; d. March 1966, Georgia.

40. iii. BESSIE MAE MCNEIL, b. March 03, 1927, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

41. iv. ELLIE DANIEL MCNEIL, b. April 02, 1929, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia; d. May 28, 1984, Possible Georgia.

42. v. ANNA ORELIA MCNEIL, b. April 02, 1929, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

43. vi. JESSE BRITTAIN MCNEIL, b. June 25, 1930, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

44. vii. JAMES HENRY MCNEIL, b. December 31, 1934, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

45. viii. CATHERINE IRENE (KITTY) MCNEIL, b. October 28, 1936, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

24. IRY ZEDDIE⁷ SHACKLEFORD (YOUNG LEE⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹)¹ was born October 08, 1907 in Crenshaw County, Alabama¹, and died December 04, 1988 in Luverne Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. He married EVA NAOMI DEAN December 23, 1930 in Brantley, Crenshaw County, Alabama at the home of Jewell Tisdale., daughter of ROBERT DEAN and AMANDA HARVILLE. She was born October 12, 1916 in Brantley, Crenshaw County, Alabama¹.

IRY ZEDDIE SHACKLEFORD

Zeddie was named in honor of Zaddock Bonner, who discovered gold in Carroll County, Georgia in the early 1800s. Zaddock was the grandfather of Jerusha Carrie Bonner-Shackelford, who was the grandmother of Zeddie.

Zeddie's father, Young Lee Shackelford, died when he was 19. This left him in charge of his families welfare, so he decided to take the family from Alabama to the home of grandmother, Jerusha, in Carroll County, Georgia. While there, he attempted farming but due to hardships of "The Great Depression of 1929" and the hard rocky soil, his efforts at farming in Georgia failed. Against the wishes of his grandmother, and with the blessings of his mother, Mary Alice Nichols-Shackelford, Zeddie moved the family back to Crenshaw County,

Alabama. According to family memory, Mary Alice was never fond of Georgia and resented being so far from home and her Alabama relatives. They returned to Alabama in late 1929. Zeddie never again saw his grandmother alive and did not return to Georgia until 1948 for the reading of his grandmother's will. He received ten dollars.

Life was very hard on Zeddie when he returned to Alabama. When work was available it was either in the swamps cutting Dogwood, in the fields harvesting peanuts and cotton, or working in the saw mills. At best, his earning never surpassed fifty cents a day.

The following year, 1930, he met Eva Naomi Dean at a "Peanut Shelling" in the Spring Hill Community near Brantley, Alabama. Though she was only 14 at the time, they soon married. The first few years of marriage was a struggle to make ends meet. However; Zeddie again took up farming, doing so successfully, raising peanuts, corn, and cotton. During World War II, Zeddie often worked German POWs in his fields. He was amazed at their efficiency, not leaving a single peanut on the vine, and even picking stray plants that grew along the roadside.

According to family lore, it was during the years of farming that his spelling of Shackelford was changed to Shackleford. It is alleged that a government farm agent misspelled his name on some quota form. due to his misfortunes during the depression, several of his friends suggested that he not make notice of it because it could interfere with his allotment payment. So from that moment on, his branch of the family has spelled their last name with the "le" instead of the "el".

Zeddie gave up farming in 1945 and moved to Brantley, where he was employed by the city. He now had two children, a son and daughter. He founded the City Water and Maintenance Departments and for many years worked as the manager of those departments. During this period he also gave his time as a volunteer fireman and auxiliary police officer. He was active in many community activities as well as a charter member of "Woodsmen of The world".

By 1952, Zeddie and Naomi had successfully raised a family. His son was in the United States Air Force serving in Korea and they had a seventeen year old daughter at home. Zeddie was 44 and Naomi was 35. One would think it would be time to sit down and relax for awhile. On April 29th of that ear, Naomi gave birth to triplets, two boys and a girl. However, as fate would have it, three years later disaster struck. While working on the water lines in Brantley, Zeddie witnessed a head on collision between a passenger bus and a car. Driving the car was his son. He was killed instantly. Zeddie was devastated and Naomi had a nervous breakdown, not even being able to attend her son's funeral. The only cure for such pain was time.

Again, Zeddie and Naomi successfully raised another family. Zeddie continued working with the city of Brantley until the mid 1960s when he was hired as the Supervisor of The Crenshaw County School Maintenance Department. He semi-retired in 1972 and again worked part time with the city of Brantley and also ran a plumbing business.

In December 1980, Zeddie and Naomi celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. However; with failing health and years of hard work behind him, Zeddie called it quits and retired completely. On June 23, 1988, during the funeral of his son-in-law, Zeddie suffered a stroke and was taken to the Crenshaw County Hospital in Luverne, Alabama. Over a period of several months he had several more strokes that left him totally invalid. He died in Crenshaw County Hospital in December of that year.

As the cliche goes, "Behind every good man stands a good woman", this has never been any truer than it was with Naomi. Through richer or poorer, better or worse, she was very bound to her marriage vows. She has successfully fought a battle with colon cancer. Though suffering from bad eyesight, she is still energetic and acutely aware of her surrounding, still raising a garden and cutting her own grass. She also does quilting as a hobby, not letting her sight bother her too much. She still manages to produce some remarkable works of art.

Kendrick Shackleford

Obituary of Iry Zeddie Shackleford

The Montgomery Advertiser, December 05, 1988.

Shackleford, Iry Zeddie, 81, a resident of Brantley, AL., died December 04, 1988. funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:00 P. M. in Brantley Baptist Church with Reverend Ralph Avery and Reverend Neal Jackson officiating. Burial will be in the Brantley Cemetery with turner's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his wife, Naomi Dean-Shackleford, Brantley, AL., and four children. Mrs. Mary Glenn of Brantley, Mrs. Faye Tidwell of Prattville, AL., Mr. Kendrick Shackleford of Acworth, Georgia and Mr. Donnie Shackleford of Montgomery, AL. , and eight grandchildren. The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to services. Visitations will be from Turner's funeral home from 6-8:00 P. M. Monday

More About IRY ZEDDIE SHACKLEFORD:

Died 2: December 04, 1988, Crenshaw County, Alabama¹

Burial: Brantley Cemetery in Crenshaw County, Alabama, south of Brantley on U.S. 331.

Religion: Southern Baptist, member of the Spring Hill Baptist Church in Crenshaw County, Alabama.

More About EVA NAOMI DEAN:

Religion: Southern Baptist, member of the Spring Hill Baptist Church in Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Residence: Brantley, Alabama

Photo of Iry Zeddie Shackleford and Eva Naomi Dean – Shackleford at their 50^th Wedding Anniversary:

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Photo of Iry and Naomi with first born Marion Young Shackleford:

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Burial site of Iry Zeddie Shackleford (center) and Marion Young Shackleford (right).

Bernie Glenn, husband of Mary Lavada, is buried at far left.

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Children of IRY SHACKLEFORD and EVA DEAN are:
i. MARION YOUNG⁸ SHACKLEFORD¹, b. November 13, 1931, Crenshaw County, Alabama¹; d. April 19, 1955, Brantley, Alabama.
MARION YOUNG SHACKLEFORD

Marion, known as "Billy", was born and raised in Brantley, Alabama attending school there. He left school and went to work at a young age for the City of Brantley. While working with the town he was bitten in the forehead by a cotton mouth snake while clearing brush. This caused him seizures for many years. However, it did not prevent his entering into military service.

Billy joined the Alabama National Guard in 1949. By 1951 he had attained the rank of staff sergeant and was serving with the 711th AAA Gun BN, Battery C. While on summer camp at Camp Stewart, Georgia in 1951, his unit was mobilized and sent to the Pacific during the Korean War. He was stationed at Okinawa. He returned home in 1952 and joined the United States Air Force in 1953. He was again sent to the Pacific, serving at Clarke Air Force Base in the Philippines until early 1955. He ran a refueling group while there and worked refueling F-86 Sabres.

Billy was scheduled to return home in March 1955. However, in haste to leave, he forgot his travel orders. He was refused boarding on a MATS R6-D transport aircraft leaving Hickam field in Hawaii en route to Travis AFB, California. Three and one-half hours out the aircraft developed trouble and turned back to Hickam. The plane crashed into the Wai'anae Mountains near Lualualei Naval Ammunition Depot, killing all 66 aboard. Billy made it home around the first of April.

He was to be stationed at Eglin Air Force Base in April 1955. While returning to Brantley from Luverne, Alabama on April 19, 1955, he was involved in a head on collision with a Trailways Bus, killing him instantly. His father, Zeddie Shackleford, was working on a water main that was being laid across the road when the accident occurred and witnessed the event. He was the first one to the car after the crash.

Marion Young Shackleford at Camp Stewart, Georgia:

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Died: April 19, 1955, Brantley, Crenshaw County, Alabama¹

Burial: Brantley Cemetery in Crenshaw County, Alabama, south of Brantley on U.S. 331.

46. ii. MARY LAVADA SHACKLEFORD, b. February 03, 1935, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

47. iii. EVA FAYE SHACKLEFORD, b. April 29, 1952, Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

48. iv. DONNIE RAY SHACKLEFORD, b. April 29, 1952, Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

49. v. KENDRICK WAYNE SHACKLEFORD, b. April 29, 1952, Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

25. IVERA⁷ SHACKELFORD (YOUNG LEE⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹)¹ was born February 23, 1912 in Crenshaw County, Alabama¹, and died July 10, 1988 in Luverne Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. She married CLARENCE EVERT CHANCE September 16, 1935 in Crenshaw County, Alabama¹, son of UNKNOWN CHANCE and LILLIE Bowden. He was born February 12, 1912 in Crenshaw County, Alabama¹, and died April 14, 1984 in Brantley, Alabama.

CLARENCE EVERT CHANCE AND IVERA SHACKELFORD-CHANCE

Ivera was the only surviving daughter of Young Lee Shackelford and Mary Alice Nichols. When her father died in 1926, she went with he brother, Zeddie, and her mother to try and make a living in Carroll County, Georgia. While there, they lived with her grandmother, Jerusha Carrie Bonner-Shackelford. According to family stories, Ivera never got along very well with Jerusha. Just exactly why, no one knows. It is known that Mary Alice was never really happy in Georgia and wanted to return home to her relatives in Alabama. This could have led to some ill feelings between them.

Ivera had a pet squirrel that Jerusha would not let her keep so Jerusha freed it to go it's way. Ivera was enraged. Jerusha had a cherished flower on her porch. Everyday Ivera would pull a limb or pinch it in a way that caused it to slowly die.

Jerusha never knew what really happened. She tried in vain to save her flower.

Ivera never forgot the squirrel incident.

Against the wishes of Jerusha, Ivera, Zeddie, and her mother returned to Alabama in late 1929. After their return, Zeddie soon married and moved out of the home that he shared with his mother and Ivera. This left Mary and Ivera living alone until 1935 when Ivera married Clarence E. Chance. Mary Alice lived with Clarence and Ivera until her death in 1953.

During World War II, Clarence, Ivera, and Mary moved to Mobile, Alabama, where Clarence worked as a ship's welder building "Liberty Ships". when the war ended in 1945, they returned to Crenshaw County, Alabama. They lived in a home owned by Andrew Byrd Sasser and Benonia Nichols-Sasser. During this period Clarence worked in the logging business on land that had been owned by Joel Lafayette Nichols. They lived there until the early sixties when Clarence and Ivera moved to Brantley, Alabama. Clarence found employment with the town of Brantley and worked for many years until his retirement in the late seventies. On Saturday morning, July 14, 1984, Clarence was tilling his garden for planting. He had a massive heart attack and died on the spot where he fell.

Clarence had a bad heart and was warned by his doctors not to exert himself.

Ivera lived alone for the rest of her life in Brantley. In the summer of 1988 she became very ill and was rushed to Crenshaw County Hospital in Luverne, Alabama. She was rushed into surgery to have colon cancer removed, but it had spread too far. She died within a week four rooms down from where her brother Zeddie was in the hospital due to a stroke. He died five months later.

Obituary of Clarence Evert Chance

The Montgomery Advertise, April 15, 1984

CHANCE, Mr. Clarence Evert, 72, a resident of Brantley, AL., died April 14, 1984.

Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 P.M. from Turner's Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Ralph Mullins officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olive Cemetery (Spring hill Community), Turner's Funeral Home of Luverne directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ivera Shackelford chance, Brantley, AL; one sister, Maude Cline, Tuscaloosa, AL

More About IVERA SHACKELFORD:

Died: July 10, 1988, Crenshaw County Hospital, Luverne, Alabama¹

Burial : Mount Olive Church Cemetery near Brantley in Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Religion: Southern Baptist, member of the Spring Hill Baptist Church in Crenshaw County, Alabama.

More About CLARENCE EVERT CHANCE:

Died 2: April 14, 1984, Brantley,Crenshaw County, Alabama¹

Burial: Mount Olive Church Cemetery near Brantley in Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Religion: Southern Baptist, member of the Spring Hill Baptist Church in Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Clarence Chance and Ivera Shackelford – Chance in Mobile, Alabama, during WWII:

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Grave of Clarence and Ivera:

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Child of IVERA SHACKELFORD and CLARENCE CHANCE is:
i. CHARLIE LEE⁸ CHANCE¹, b. January 17, 1938, Crenshaw County, Alabama¹; d. January 17, 1938, Crenshaw County, Alabama¹.

Notes for CHARLIE LEE CHANCE:

Charlie is buried next to his great grandparents, George Marion Nichols and Mary Tabitha Engram.

More About CHARLIE LEE CHANCE:

Burial: Cameron's Chapel Cemetery, Crenshaw County, Alabama, off County Road 106 west of Brantley.

26. EUNICE LOUISE⁷ SHACKELFORD (JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born June 13, 1906 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died October 1999 in Marietta, Cobb County, Alabama. She married (1) JOHN THOMAS MADDOX December 24, 1936 in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born July 28, 1912 in Georgia, and died December 25, 1989 in Sacremento, California. She married (2) JOSEPH JEWAH Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Unknown. She married (3) UNKNOWN Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Unknown. She married (4) UNKNOWN Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Unknown. She married (5) JOHN PROKOP Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died 1988 in Riverside, California.

EUNICE LOUISE SHACKELFORD

During most of her marriage to John Prokop, Eunice was known to have been living in Hemet, California and moved to Riverside in 1987, living there until John's death. I do not know the year that Eunice moved to California, if it was prior to or after her first divorce.

In 1988, soon after the death of John Prokop, the only son of Eunice brought her back home to Georgia. After her return to Georgia she was known to have lived with her son for eight or nine years before being moved into a nursing home in Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia where she died on October 07, 1999. She was laid to rest beside her mother and father in the Stripling Chapel Cemetery in Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JOHN THOMAS MADDOX:

Burial: Sacremento, California

Divorced: About 1943

More About JOHN PROKOP:

Burial: Riverside, California

Child of EUNICE SHACKELFORD and JOHN MADDOX is:
50. i. THOMAS GAY⁸ MADDOX, b. December 14, 1937, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia.

27. JOHN HARLIN⁷ SHACKELFORD (JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born May 20, 1908 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died November 19, 1986 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married MAXINE HOLSOMBACK March 17, 1934 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born August 18, 1909 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died April 12, 1994 in Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JOHN HARLIN SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Striplin United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

More About MAXINE HOLSOMBACK:

Burial: Striplin United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

Grave of John Harlin Shackelford and Maxine Holsomback:

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Children of JOHN SHACKELFORD and MAXINE HOLSOMBACK are:
i. JEAN⁸ SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN ARMSTRONG, Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown.

More About JEAN SHACKELFORD:

Residence: Possible in Newnan, Georgia

More About UNKNOWN ARMSTRONG:

Residence: Possible in Newnan, Georgia

ii. LINDA SHACKELFORD, b. September 1942, Carroll County, Georgia; d. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

iii. GLENDA SHACKELFORD, b. September 1942, Carroll County, Georgia.

28. JAMES ROBERT⁷ SHACKELFORD (JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born May 20, 1911 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died April 19, 1992 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married EFFIE VIRGINIA WALKER December 25, 1932 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born August 13, 1911 in Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JAMES ROBERT SHACKELFORD:

Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Carroll County, Georgia

More About EFFIE VIRGINIA WALKER:

Residence: Whitesburg, Carroll County, Georgia

Grave of James Robert Shackelford:

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Children of JAMES SHACKELFORD and EFFIE WALKER are:
51. i. ROBERT WAYNE⁸ SHACKELFORD, b. November 03, 1933, Carroll County, Georgia.

52. ii. JAMES LEE SHACKELFORD, b. February 06, 1935, Carroll County, Georgia.

53. iii. JOHN HARLIN SHACKELFORD, b. April 21, 1936, Carroll County, Georgia.

iv. LARRY EDWARD SHACKELFORD, b. October 05, 1937, Carroll County, Georgia; d. October 05, 1937, Carroll County, Georgia.

54. v. WILLIAM JERRY SHACKELFORD, b. July 21, 1941, Carroll County, Georgia.

29. HOMER LEE⁷ SHACKELFORD (JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born May 20, 1911 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died July 30, 1985 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married MYRTICE E. SHADINGER November 07, 1936 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of HOMER SHACKELFORD and MYRTICE SHADINGER are:
55. i. PATRICIA⁸ SHACKELFORD, b. 1938, Carroll County, Georgia.

56. ii. JANICE SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.

57. iii. MICHAEL SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.

58. iv. RICHARD SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia.

30. ESTELLE KATE (PEGGY)⁷ SHACKELFORD (JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born June 04, 1912 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died November 07, 1996 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married (1) RAY STEPHENS Aft. 1940 in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. She married (2) BUDDY WHATLEY Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Abt. 1914 in Unknown, and died 1940 in Carroll County, Georgia.

Child of ESTELLE SHACKELFORD and RAY STEPHENS is:
i. CLIFFORD⁸ STEPHENS, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

More About CLIFFORD STEPHENS:

Residence: Warner Robbins, Georgia

Children of ESTELLE SHACKELFORD and BUDDY WHATLEY are:
ii. FRANCES⁸ WHATLEY, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. KENNETH KEENE, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.
More About FRANCES WHATLEY:

Residence: Vidalia, Georgia
iii. BILLY WHATLEY, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

31. MYRTIE MAY⁷ SHACKELFORD (JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 06, 1918 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died April 02, 1957 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married UNKNOWN STEPHENS Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of MYRTIE SHACKELFORD and UNKNOWN STEPHENS are:
i. PEGGY JANE⁸ STEPHENS, b. March 05, 1943, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. LARRY EDWARD STEPHENS, b. April 06, 1945, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. LUCY DIANE STEPHENS, b. August 12, 1956, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

32. CARRIE MAUDE⁷ SHACKELFORD (JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born June 01, 1923 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married PAUL H. STEPHENS 1940 in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born 1920 in Unknown, and died March 07, 1987 in Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of CARRIE SHACKELFORD and PAUL STEPHENS are:
59. i. LINDA⁸ STEPHENS, b. February 12, 1942, Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia.

60. ii. JANET STEPHENS, b. June 01, 1947, Carroll County, Georgia.

61. iii. DENISE STEPHENS, b. August 08, 1956, Carroll County, Georgia.

33. JESSE CLAUDE⁷ VEAL, JR. (LELA LAVONIA⁶ STORY, LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 24, 1919 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died August 1979 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married MATTIE SMITH Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born October 11, 1921 in Unknown, and died September 03, 1988 in Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of JESSE VEAL and MATTIE SMITH are:

62. i. DIANE⁸ VEAL, b. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

63. ii. ELLIS VEAL, b. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

iii. JERRY VEAL, b. Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; m. PATRICIA CLAY, Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown.

64. iv. MICHAEL EDWARD VEAL, b. November 25, 1952, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

34. ANNIE⁷ VEAL (LELA LAVONIA⁶ STORY, LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. She married G. R. NOLAN Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown, and died Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of ANNIE VEAL and G. NOLAN are:
i. SHELBY⁸ NOLAN, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. CAROLYN NOLAN, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. JERRY MOON, Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. NICKEY NOLAN, b. Unknown, Carroll County, Georgia; m. JOE THAMES, Unknown, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown.

Generation No. 8

35. THOMAS RAY⁸ MCLENDON, JR (THOMAS RAY⁷, ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born January 28, 1948 in Possible Gardendale, Alabama. He married SALLY LOUISE ROSS November 10, 1973 in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of THOMAS MCLENDON and SALLY ROSS is:
i. CHANEY ANN⁹ MCLENDON, b. September 14, 1979, Possible Gardendale, Alabama.

36. MARY ANN⁸ WORD (JERUSHA MARY NELL (NELLIE)⁷ MCLENDON, ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born August 12, 1944 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. She married STANLEY LEON CAUTHEN July 14, 1962 in Possible Moreland, Georgia, son of WADE CAUTHEN and VIRGINIA THOMPSON. He was born August 03, 1942 in Unknown.

Children of MARY WORD and STANLEY CAUTHEN are:
i. MARY ELIZABETH⁹ CAUTHEN, b. January 15, 1963, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

More About MARY ELIZABETH CAUTHEN:

Occupation: School Teacher in Rome, Georgia

65. ii. JOHN ROBERT CAUTHEN, b. December 24, 1963, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

iii. JAMES BARTHOLOMEW CAUTHEN, b. August 21, 1970, Possible Moreland, Georgia; m. ANGELA NICOLE HAMMETT, July 18, 1992, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

iv. REBECCA CAUTHEN, b. August 07, 1975, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

37. MELBA JANE⁸ WORD (JERUSHA MARY NELL (NELLIE)⁷ MCLENDON, ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born August 29, 1947 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. She married RIAFORD L. SMITH November 26, 1967 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of MELBA WORD and RIAFORD SMITH are:
66. i. AMY LEIGH⁹ SMITH, b. December 22, 1969, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

67. ii. TRACY LYNN SMITH, b. April 20, 1973, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

38. HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁸ MCNEIL, JR (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born July 29, 1923 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia, and died June 07, 1958 in Newnan, Georgia. He married KATHERINE ROSE HILL December 27, 1947 in Unknown. She was born June 21, 1926 in Unknown.

More About HOWARD AUGUSTUS MCNEIL, JR:

Burial: Forrest Lawn Cemetery in Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia.

Children of HOWARD MCNEIL and KATHERINE HILL are:
68. i. STEPHEN HOWARD⁹ MCNEIL, b. July 29, 1949, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

69. ii. PATRICK HENRY MCNEIL, b. April 18, 1951, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

70. iii. ANDREW HILL MCNEIL, b. July 09, 1956, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

iv. JOHN HAMILTON MCNEIL, b. October 28, 1958, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

Notes for JOHN HAMILTON MCNEIL:

John has never married.

.

39. THOMAS EARNEST⁸ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born 1925 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia, and died March 1966 in Georgia. He married (1) JOICY HOWINGTON January 1948 in Unknown. She was born December 29, 1929 in Unknown. He married (2) VIRGINIA WALKER Unknown in Unknown. She was born August 15, 1929 in Unknown.

Child of THOMAS MCNEIL and JOICY HOWINGTON is:

71. i. VICTOR CARROLL⁹ MCNEIL, b. July 08, 1949, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

Children of THOMAS MCNEIL and VIRGINIA WALKER are:
ii. THOMAS EARNEST⁹ MCNEIL, JR., b. Unknown, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

iii. HOWARD A. MCNEIL, b. Unknown, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

iv. BONNIE SUE MCNEIL, b. February 08, 1963, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

40. BESSIE MAE⁸ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born March 03, 1927 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. She married GUY MAXWELL WATTS October 14, 1950 in Unknown. He was born 1925 in Unknown.

Children of BESSIE MCNEIL and GUY WATTS are:

i. JAMES⁹ WATTS, b. May 1951, Unknown.

ii. MARTHA WATTS, b. July 04, 1952, Unknown.

iii. MARILYN WATTS, b. July 28, 1953, Unknown.

iv. GUY MAXWELL WATTS, JR., b. July 28, 1953, Unknown.

41. ELLIE DANIEL⁸ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 02, 1929 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia, and died May 28, 1984 in Possible Georgia. He married GLORIA DAVIS December 27, 1952 in Unknown. She was born July 1934 in Unknown, and died September 09, 1984 in Possible Georgia.

Children of ELLIE MCNEIL and GLORIA DAVIS are:
72. i. RONALD DANIEL⁹ MCNEIL, b. February 25, 1954, Unknown.

73. ii. DEBORAH L. MCNEIL, b. June 05, 1955, Unknown.

iii. EDWARD DAVIS MCNEIL, b. June 27, 1956, Unknown.

Notes for EDWARD DAVIS MCNEIL:

Never married.

74. iv. ELLIE ELIZABETH MCNEIL, b. November 14, 1957, Unknown.

42. ANNA ORELIA⁸ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 02, 1929 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. She married OLEN LAMAR SMITH November 19, 1948 in Unknown. He was born May 15, 1928 in Unknown.

Children of ANNA MCNEIL and OLEN SMITH are:
75. i. SHEILA ANN⁹ SMITH, b. December 08, 1953, Unknown.

ii. OLAN LAMAR SMITH, JR, b. August 13, 1955, Unknown.

Notes for OLAN LAMAR SMITH, JR:

Never married.

76. iii. BETTY IRENE SMITH, b. August 11, 1959, Unknown.

43. JESSE BRITTAIN⁸ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born June 25, 1930 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married BETTY JANE LEE March 14, 1954 in Unknown. She was born January 19, 1935 in Unknown.

Children of JESSE MCNEIL and BETTY LEE are:
77. i. JESSE BRITTAIN⁹ MCNEIL, JR., b. February 20, 1956, Unknown.

78. ii. WILLIAM LEE MCNEIL, b. December 29, 1959, Unknown.

79. iii. NANCI ANN MCNEIL, b. October 29, 1961, Unknown.

80. iv. SARAH JANE MCNEIL, b. April 22, 1963, Unknown.

44. JAMES HENRY⁸ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 31, 1934 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married CHARLOTTE MATHIS August 24, 1955 in Unknown. She was born June 12, 1934 in Unknown.

Children of JAMES MCNEIL and CHARLOTTE MATHIS are:
81. i. JAMES HENRY⁹ MCNEIL, JR., b. March 15, 1959, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

82. ii. CHARLES STANLEY MCNEIL, b. March 22, 1960, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

83. iii. CORA ELIZABETH MCNEIL, b. November 12, 1963, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

iv. CHARLOTTE ANN MCNEIL, b. February 08, 1965, Possible in Coweta County, Georgia.

45. CATHERINE IRENE (KITTY)⁸ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born October 28, 1936 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. She married ROBERT WELSEY CALDWELL, SR December 27, 1959 in Unknown. He was born October 1937 in Unknown.

Children of CATHERINE MCNEIL and ROBERT CALDWELL are:
i. DOROTHY ELIZABETH⁹ CALDWELL, b. January 12, 1962, Neubrucke, Germany.

Notes for DOROTHY ELIZABETH CALDWELL:

Never married.

ii. ROBERT WESLEY CALDWELL, JR., b. February 12, 1963, Weisbaden, Germany; m. KAREN JANE PATTERSON, December 12, 1998, Huntsville, Alabama; b. April 28, 1971, Unknown.

84. iii. FRANKLIN MCNEIL CALDWELL, b. April 05, 1970, Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

85. iv. DANIEL GLEN CALDWELL, b. May 01, 1972, Montgomery, Alabama.

46. MARY LAVADA⁸ SHACKLEFORD (IRY ZEDDIE⁷, YOUNG LEE⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 03, 1935 in Crenshaw County, Alabama. She married (1) JUSTICE RUSSELL, JR. 1956 in Crenshaw County, Alabama, son of JUSTISE RUSSELL and DORA UNKNOWN. He was born February 18, 1932 in Crenshaw County, Alabama, and died April 04, 1987 in Jacksonville, Florida. She married (2) ELBIE BERNIE GLENN1966 in Montgomery, Alabama. He was born March 25, 1945 in Clanton, Alabama, and died June 25, 1988 in Jacksonville, Florida.

MARY LAVADA SHACKLEFORD

Mary was an avid motorcycle enthusiast in the early 1950s but was involved in an accident that required her to have a metal plate installed in her shoulder. She has worked most of her working career as a seamstress. She worked for Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, Alabama during the 1970s and 80s and headed up their sewing department. After retiring she moved to Brantley, Alabama with her second husband, Bernie Glenn. They moved to Jacksonville, Florida shortly after and lived there until Bernie was killed in a work related accident. She then returned to Brantley and lived next to her mother, Mrs. Naomi Dean Shackleford. Mary currently has a quilting business there and produces very beautiful quilts.

More About MARY LAVADA SHACKLEFORD:

Residence: Brantley, Crenshaw County, Alabama

JUSTICE RUSSELL, JR

Justice, known as "Junior", served in the United States Navy during the Korean War aboard a destroyer. After he and Mary married, he lived for a short time in Kennesaw, Georgia where he was manager to a service station. He returned to Montgomery in the early 1960s and worked as a fireman for the Veterans Administration in Montgomery, Alabama. Junior and Mary were divorced in the mid 1960s. He died in Jacksonville, Florida of a heart attack in 1987.

More About JUSTICE RUSSELL, JR.:

Burial: Belzer Cemetery in North East Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Mary Shackleford and Justice Russell:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0059photo.html

Notes for ELBIE BERNIE GLENN:

Bernie died in Jacksonville, Florida in July 1988 as a result of an accidental fall at work.

More About ELBIE BERNIE GLENN:

Burial: Brantley Cemetery in Crenshaw County, Alabama, south of Brantley on U.S. 331.

Burnie’s grave site:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0097photo.html

Children of MARY SHACKLEFORD and JUSTICE RUSSELL are:
i. INFANT⁹ RUSSELL, b. December 28, 1956, Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. December 28, 1956, Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

More About INFANT RUSSELL:

Burial: Belzer Cemetery in North East Crenshaw County, Alabama.

ii. GLEN KEITH RUSSELL, b. July 02, 1958, Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama; m. RHONDA LEWIS, June 21, 1980, Montgomery, Alabama; b. October 15, 1959, Montgomery, Alabama.
GLEN KEITH RUSSELL

Kieth recently retired from the Air Force as Master Sergeant after twenty years. He last duty station was at Nellis AFB, Las Vegas, Nevada. He and his wife still live there where Kieth is employed as a computer Programmer. He and his wife, Rhonda, have no children.

More About GLEN KEITH RUSSELL:

Residence: Las Vegas, Nevada

86. iii. MICHAEL WAYNE RUSSELL, b. September 16, 1961, Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Child of MARY SHACKLEFORD and ELBIE GLENN is:
iv. ANTHONY⁹ GLENN, b. November 16, 1970, Crenshaw County, Alabama; m. LORAINE THOMPSON, Unknown, Montgomery, Alabama; b. Unknown, Montgomery, Alabama.
ANTHONY GLENN

Anthony, known as "Tony" attended and graduated from Brantley High School in Brantley, Alabama. He is also a graduate of Auburn University and recently received his PHD in Biology at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia. He was awarded his Doctorate in May.

More About ANTHONY GLENN:

Residence: Athens, Georgia.

47. EVA FAYE⁸ SHACKLEFORD (IRY ZEDDIE⁷, YOUNG LEE⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 29, 1952 in Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. She married JOSEPH FERREL TIDWELL July 24, 1971 in Thomasville, Georgia, son of LEVI TIDWELL and TINNIE CAMPBELL. He was born July 14, 1951 in Troy Hospital, Troy; Pike County, Alabama.

EVA FAYE SHACKLEFORD

Faye, one of the triplets, attended school in Brantley, Alabama. Not long after she married her husband joined the United states Army. Joesph was sent to Turkey for a tour of duty and during this time Faye lived at home with her parents and worked in Brantley, Alabama. After Joe's return, he was stationed in Louisana and Fort Seal, Oklahoma. Faye has lived in the Montgomery and Prattville area of Alabama for over twenty years now. She is currently heading displays at Wal-mart in Prattville and Joe works for Giles enterprises in Montgomery.

More About EVA FAYE SHACKLEFORD:

Residence: Prattville, Alabama

More About JOSEPH FERREL TIDWELL:

Military service: United States Army

Residence: Prattville, Alabama

Children of EVA SHACKLEFORD and JOSEPH TIDWELL are:
i. JOSEPH SCOTT⁹ TIDWELL, b. August 14, 1982, Montgomery, Alabama.
JOSEPH SCOTT TIDWELL

Graduated High School in Prattville, Alabama, where he was a member of the High School Band. He now is in attendance at Auburn University in Montgomery, Alabama.

ii. JONATHAN LEE TIDWELL, b. January 14, 1986, Montgomery, Alabama.
JONATHAN LEE TIDWELL

Attends school in Prattville where he is a member of the High School Band.

More About JONATHAN LEE TIDWELL:

Residence: Prattville, Alabama.

48. DONNIE RAY⁸ SHACKLEFORD (IRY ZEDDIE⁷, YOUNG LEE⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹)¹ was born April 29, 1952 in Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. He married CONSTANCE (CONNIE) SESSIONS September 17, 1972 in Montgomery, Alabama, daughter of CALVIN SESSIONS and ROBBIE JORDAN. She was born October 26, 1954 in Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama.

DONNIE RAY SHACKLEFORD

Donnie attended high school in Brantley, Alabama as one of the Shackleford triplets, and identical twin to his brother Kendrick. His years as a young person can be seen in the history of Kendrick.

After he married he lived for a short time in Montgomery, Alabama. Donnie and Connie almost lost their only child, Naomi, due to birth complications. Luckily she survived but it put extreme financial hardships on them. They moved to Brantley afterwards where Donnie worked laying brick. Connie worked with Hicks Tackle Company in Luverne, Alabama. This allowed them to get back on their feet and to try and build a future,

They moved back to Montgomery, Alabama in 1974. Donnie worked with his brother Kendrick at Copeland Manufacturing building logging equipment and later worked with American Sterilizer Company, when he and his brother Kendrick were employed after a training program set up by the company. During this period Connie began her government career working at Gunter Air Force Base and later with the Social Security Administration.

Donnie began taking flying lessons at Montgomery Aviation in 1976. He had his private license by 1977 and by 1979 had been instrument rated and had a commercial license, as well as being qualified in multi-engine. Many hours of his flight time where gathered flying skydivers. During 1979 he became a qualified flight instructor and was ready to pursue flying as a career in 1980.

He attended International Flight Training Academy, Wichita, Kansas in 1980 and started a flight school in Wetumpka, Alabama that same year. In 1982 he ferried new Cessna Aircraft from the factory in Wichita to dealers in Alabama and also flew Cessna 210s for the Pony Express. Later that year he was hired by Montgomery Aviation and was manager and chief pilot by 1983. In 1985 he accepted a flying position with Southern Sash, now known as Henig Furs where he was trained to fly twin corporate jets. He was employed with this company for seventeen years and managed it's aviation department as Chief pilot. In April of 2000, Donnie was employed in Palm Springs, Florida, as manager fro the Aviation Department for a software company and has recently moved from Montgomery. Connie has accepted a transfer from the Postal Services to that area. Donnie has accumulated more than ten thousand flying hours.

More About DONNIE RAY SHACKLEFORD:

Date born 2: April 29, 1952, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama

Residence: Palm Beach, Florida

CONSTANCE (CONNIE) SESSIONS

Constance, known as "Connie" was raised in a military family. She lived in many places as a child, including Italy. She has been employed in Government work for twenty-five years and is currently working with the United States Postal System.

More About CONSTANCE (CONNIE) SESSIONS:

Religion 1: Baptist

Residence: Palm Beach, Florida

Donnie with his family at the wedding of his daughter:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0081photo.html

Child of DONNIE SHACKLEFORD and CONSTANCE SESSIONS is:
i. NAOMI VENUS⁹ SHACKLEFORD¹, b. February 07, 1973, Baptist Hospital, Montgomery, Alabama; m. JAMES (JAMIE) STEVEN JOHNSON, January 30, 2001, Deerfield Beach, Florida¹; b. April 07, 1973, Carrolton, Carroll County, Georgia.
NAOMI VENUS SHACKLEFORD

Naomi is a graduate of Jefferson Davis High School in Montgomery and a graduate of Auburn University. She is still continuing her education in Computer Science.

More About NAOMI VENUS SHACKLEFORD:

Date born 2: February 07, 1973, Baptist Hospital, Montgomery, Alabama.

Residence: Montgomery, Alabama

JAMES (JAMIE) STEVEN JOHNSON

Jamie majored in Graphic Arts at Auburn University in Alabama and is currently working in the field of Graphic Arts. He is very well skilled in the Comic Book Arts and is working on his own Super hero that he hopes to have published.

More About JAMES (JAMIE) STEVEN JOHNSON:

Date born 2: April 07, 1973, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia.

James and Naomis’ Web Site:

http://www.geocities.com/trippers99/index.html

49. KENDRICK WAYNE⁸ SHACKLEFORD (IRY ZEDDIE⁷, YOUNG LEE⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 29, 1952 in Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. He married CYNTHIA LOU (CINDY) ASH June 30, 1973 in Montgomery, Alabama. The daughter of Tommy Ash and Mary Howland, she was born August 22, 1955 in Fort Worth, Texas.

KENDRICK WAYNE SHACKLEFORD

Kendrick, known as "Kenny" was the last of the triplets. He attended Brantley High School in Brantley, Alabama. Kenny and his brother Donnie grew up in the turmoil of the 60s and were very active into social causes such as the Civil Rights Movement and anti-war campaigns. This caused them extreme stress in school and led to them quitting school in the tenth grade due to constant harassment. They left home in 1969 and went to New York City, New York where they stayed a short time. They returned home and worked as contractor haulers for the Montgomery Advertiser for a year. After a short stay in Brantley they moved to Montgomery, Alabama, where they met their to be wives.

Kenny attended Technical School in 1972 and early 1973 where he became a certified welder. In late 1972 he met Cindy in Montgomery and they were married in June 1973. After their marriage Kenny worked with Cindy's father, Tommy, as a construction worker for a short while. In late 1973 he went to work for Copeland Manufacturer as a steel fitter where he worked until 1976. In 1976 he was employed by American Sterilizer working on pneumatic systems. Kenny worked there until 1981.

From 1976 to 1978 Kenny attended Auburn University in Montgomery after obtaining a GED from the State of Alabama. In 1978 he joined the Alabama Air National Guard and became a military photographer. He was assigned to the 187th Combat Support Group of the 187th Tactical Recon Wing in Montgomery, Alabama at Dannelly Field. He was in the Air Guard for six years and obtained the rank of Staff Sergeant. During this period he obtained several awards and graduated from the Air Force Photo-Journalist School at Lowery Air force Base in Denver, Colorado before an honorable discharge in 1984. In 1981, Kenny left American Sterilizer and worked with the Air force as a civilian photographer at Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama. He became chief photographer and was assigned VIP duty. Part of his assignments was being the personal photographer to President Gerald Ford for two days while he was visiting Maxwell, as well as the head photographer for the "Gathering of Eagles" for three years which included such aviation heros as Jimmy Doolittle, Paul Tibbetts, and Chuck Yeager. When his wife Cindy took a job in Atlanta in 1985, Kenny became a newspaper photographer in Atlanta where he worked the Society pages. During this period he covered President Reagan on one of his Atlanta trips. Kenny also joined the Naval Reserve in 1985 and was assigned to 165th NAS Atlanta where he worked as a photographer. He received an Honorable Discharge after his two year enlistment was up.

In January 1991 Kenny and his family moved to Austin, Texas, where they lived for a year after Cindy was transferred. While there he worked for Holland Photo. At the end of that year they moved back to Woodstock, Georgia. Kenny gave up his photo career in 1992 and returned to pneumatics and hydraulics. He has worked for several years with Applied Industrial Technologies. They were recently acquired by "Offshore-Inland Services" from Mobile, Alabama.

After the death of his son Christopher in July 200, Kenny has became a crusader against drunk driving and has became President of S.T.O.P., Inc. (Save The Other Person, Stop Drunk Driving)

S.T.O.P., Inc., Website:

http://www.stopdd.org

The Montgomery Advertiser

Montgomery, Alabama, April 30, 1952

"Two of Crenshaw Triplets Named For Medics"

Luverne, Alabama, April 29.

Two of the newly born Shackleford triplets were named today in friendship for the doctor who delivered them and his partner in the hospital where they arrived.

The two boys and a sister were born at Kendrick Memorial Hospital last night to 35-year-old Mrs. Shackleford, mother of an Army Sergeant fighting in Korea. They were reported doing real well today.

One boy was named Donnie Ray Shackleford, after Dr. James C. Ray, the doctor who attended Mrs. Shackleford. the other was christened Kendrick Wayne, for Dr. James E. Kendrick, co-owner of the hospital. The girl was named Eva Faye. Mrs. Shackleford and her 44 year-old husband, a city foreman at nearby Brantley, Alabama, have two other children, Sgt. Marion Young Shackleford, in Korea, and 17 year-old Mary Lavada.

The Newspaper article:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0044photo.html

More About KENDRICK WAYNE SHACKLEFORD:

Baptism: 7th Day Adventis Church, Montgomery, Alabama, 1976

Religion: Attends the Woodstock Seventh Day Adventis Church

Residence: Woodstock, Cherokee County, Georgia

CYNTHIA LOU (CINDY) ASH

Cynthia, known as "Cindy" was born into a military family and saw many places during her childhood. Her father was in the United States Air Force. She had lived in Bittburg, Germany; Maine, North Dakota, Ohio, Texas, and Alabama as a child.

She was the oldest of six children. Cindy is a graduate from Sidney Lanier High School in Montgomery, Alabama, class of 1973. She was married in June that year to Kendrick Wayne Shackleford.

After marriage she worked for Shoney's and K-mart in Montgomery while she attended John Patterson Technical University, earning a degree in computer programing. Cindy established her career in computers when it was in it's infancy and has worked for the industry for nearly 25 years. She and her family relocated in 1985 to Marietta, Georgia where she accepted a jod in software design after working for the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation in Montgomery, Alabama for nearly eight years. During 1991 she worked designing software for the insurance business in Austin, Texas, moving back to Georgia in 1992 to work for the Federal Reserve. She returned to insurance in 1994. Cindy dedicated an entire year in 1999 to correcting the Y2K problems in insurance programs. Cindy is still working with the insurance trade and is currently employed with The Fortis Group in Atlanta, Georgia where she trouble shoots programming for the insurance business.

Cindy is involved in many charitable organizations in the Atlanta area. She too has taken up the fight against drunk driving and is active as well with S.T.O.P., Inc.

Kenny and Cindy take action at a press conference in Atlanta during May 2001:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0104photo.html

Kenny at the trial of the waitress who served the drinks to the illegal who killed his son:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0080photo.html

Cindy at bond hearing:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0046photo.html

More About CYNTHIA LOU (CINDY) ASH:

Baptism: 7th Day Adventis Church, Montgomery, Alabama, 1976

Occupation: Computer Program Anaylist

Religion: Attends the Woodstock Seventh Day Adventis Church

Residence: Woodstock, Cherokee County, Georgia

A link to the Descendant’s of Henry Ash:

http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/s/h/Mary-H-Ash/

Children of KENDRICK SHACKLEFORD and CYNTHIA ASH are:

i. KENDRICK WAYNE (RUSTY)⁹ SHACKLEFORD II, b. July 07, 1978, Baptist Hospital, Montgomery, Alabama; m. JESSICA HAYES, June 05, 1999, Woodstock, Cherokee County, Georgia; daughter of David and Janet Hayes, b. September 02, 1978, Illinois.
KENDRICK WAYNE (RUSTY) SHACKLEFORD II

Kendrick II, known as Rusty, is a graduate of Etowah School in Woodstock, Georgia. In his first year of college he attended Atlanta College of Art where he majored in Art. He transferred to Reinhart State College in Waleska, Georgia for his second year and now is working for his degree in art as well as in teaching.

Rusty and Jessica both attend school there and both have aspirations to teach.

Rusty, recipient of many art awards, has stated that he would love to live in a economically depressed area where he could give children from poverty environments an opportunity to advance. He and Jessica were awarded Honors for being on the Dean's list March 26, 2000, and again in 2001. They attended an Arts Trip with their school in May 2001 to Greece and spent three weeks on the Island of Crete.

More About KENDRICK WAYNE (RUSTY) SHACKLEFORD II:

Religion: Woodstock Community Church, Woodstock, Georgia

Residence: Waleska, Georgia

More About JESSICA HAYES:

Residence: Waleska, Georgia

Religion: Woodstock Community Church, Woodstock, Georgia

Rusty and Jessica when they married in June, 1999:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0060photo.html

Jessica and Rusty overlooking the Mediterranean during their recent trip to Greece and Crete.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0105photo.html

ii. CHRISTOPHER LANE (CHRIS) SHACKLEFORD, b. July 02, 1981, Baptist Hospital, Montgomery, Alabama; d. July 29, 2000, Marietta, Georgia.
CHRISTOPHER LANE (CHRIS) SHACKLEFORD

Christopher was a graduate of Woodstock High School in Woodstock, Georgia and attending Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia where he was majoring in Film. He was an aspiring young actor with ambitions for the movies. Chris had performed in several plays and had been an active member of the Atlanta Workshop Players and performed with the Georgia Renaissance Festival. He was working on a film for an independent producer in Los Angeles, California.

On July 29, 2000, after 1:00a.m, my wonderful son died in Marietta, Georgia. He, along with three friends were on their way to watch movies at a friend's home when a drunk driver crossed the center line and smashed into my son's car. Chris, 19, died instantly, his friend Julieanne Pascoe, 18, died within a few minutes. Another passenger and close friend to my family, Miechelle "Kelli" Bourgeois, 19, died the following Wednesday in Grady Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. All three of these wonderful people are buried beside each other at Rolling Hills Gardens Cemetery in Acworth, Georgia. Mathew Hunt, 24, future husband of Keli was injured very badly and is in a rehabilitation hospital where he faces many months, if not years, of extensive therapy.

The driver of the car that had hit my son was 20 and had been drinking underage in a local bar. He got into a fight in the bar and was kicked out and set loose on the road in a drunken rage. Before he got out of the parking lot he hit several cars and ran over a pedestrian, seriously injuring him. This individual had an expired green card, spoke no English, and had been arrested for drunken driving previously.

We live in a flawed society that will allow these type of people to be on the road to kill and mame our loved ones. In the name of Chris, Kelli, and Julie, my wife Cindy and I, along with the other parents and friends, have made it our mission to prevent this sort of stupidity from happening again, though sadly, it will. Please visit my Home Page and click on the Memorial to Chris. Go to STOP. Inc. and see what you can do to help.

http://www.stopdd.org

In honor to my Beloved Son, Chris
I love the Lord, because he hath heard my voice and my supplications. Because he hath inclined his ear unto me, therefore will I call upon him as long as I live. The sorrows of death compassed me, and the pains of hell gat hold upon me: I found trouble and sorrow. Then called I upon the name of the Lord; O Lord, I beseech thee, deliver my soul. Gracious is the Lord, and righteous; yea, our God is merciful. The Lord preserveth the simple: I was brought low, and he helped me. Return unto thy rest, O my soul; for the Lord hath dealt bountifully with thee. For thou hast delivered my soul from death, mine eyes from tears, and my feet from falling. I will walk before the Lord in the land of the living. I believed, therefore have I spoken: I was greatly afflicted: I said in my haste, All men are liars. What shall I render unto the Lord for all his benefits toward me? I will take the cup of salvation, and call upon the name of the Lord. I will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the presence of all his people. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. O Lord, truly I am thy servant; I am thy servant, and the son of thine handmaid: thou hast loosed my bonds. I will offer to thee the sacrifice of thanksgiving, and will call upon the name of the Lord. I will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the presence of all his people. In the courts of the Lord's house, in the midst of thee, O Jerusalem. Praise ye the Lord.

Psalms 116 (KJV)

Read at Chris' Funeral Services on July 31

Chris’ Obituary:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0087photo.html

S.T.O.P., Inc.

From the events of last month, a new organization has been created that is committed to ending drunk driving. S.T.O.P. Inc. (Saving the Other Person) has started its campaign for tougher laws, stopping underage drinking, and education. To learn more visit their site at http://www.stopdd.org.

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Chris L. Shackleford died at 1:15am, Saturday, July 29, 2000, in a car accident caused by a drunk driver on Sandtown Road in Cobb County, which is just northwest of Atlanta, Georgia. He was 19 years old. Julieanne Pascoe, 18, a friend of Chris', also died shortly after the accident in a local hospital.

Matthew Hunt, 24, and Michelle "Kelli" Bourgeois, 19, were both severely injured.

Kelli died late Wednesday night from injuries sustained in the accident. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ran this article about Kelli, Matt, and some more details on the accident, on Thursday morning.

Tests found that the drunk driver, who is 20 years old, had a blood-alcohol level of .178 just after the crash, which is more than double the legal limit in Georgia (.08). He did not have a valid drivers license or insurance. The AJC printed this on Wednesday, August 2nd. He has been charged with three counts of vehicular homicide, DUI, assault, and several other charges, which are detailed in this article published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. On August 25, the Cobb County police department charged a waitress that served the drunk driver.

Chris was a friend of many, and was a very active member of the online community, in many different chat systems and message boards. Since many of us first met Chris online, we felt that an online tribute was needed. This site was named 'filmboy18.com' in honor of one of the nicknames that Chris used in the chat rooms, because of his love for film and movies. Chris was a freshman at Georgia State University, majoring in film studies. He was also a very talented writer, and enjoyed sharing his works with others.

The family has asked that in lieu of flowers, those wishing to offer a memorium, please do so by making a donation to S.T.O.P, Inc. (Saving The Other Person).
Chris’ Website:

http://www.filmboy18.com

Chris was working on a feature-length movie script, and was almost finished when the accident occurred. His friends and his family are committed to seeing the movie produced. Efforts will begin soon to make this happen. We will share the details on this website when we have them. If you have the knowledge or resources to help with this endeavor, please let us know by emailing:

moviehelp@filmboy18.com

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During a typical weekend, an average of one teenager dies each hour in a car crash in the United States. Nearly fifty percent of those crashes involved alcohol (NHTSA, 1999). That's one every two hours. This has to stop. We can make a difference, if we just speak out. If you do drink, make sure you have a designated driver, or take a taxi. If one of your friends is about to drive after drinking, take his or her keys. Hide them. Do anything to keep him or her out of that car. Another way you can help is by supporting Mothers Against Drunk Drivers. You can donate to the Georgia Chapter online.

http://www.MADD.com

ATLANTA JOURNAL CONTSITUTION

VIGIL REMEMBERS THREE TEENS

YOLANDA RODRIGUEZ - STAFF

Monday, October 30, 2000

It's been three months since a drunken driving accident in Marietta took the lives of three teenagers. But the passage of days and weeks has not healed the pain for those who lit candles during a vigil Sunday night, vowing to stop drunken drivers. "I just miss having her around," said Dawn Pascoe, mother of Julieanne Pascoe, 18, one of the teens who died July 29 on Sandtown Road.

The vigil was held in the parking lot of the Masonic lodge. It was just a few steps from the scene where Sergio Montelongo-Sanchez, who had been thrown out of the Dos Naciones bar for fighting, allegedly crashed his Lincoln Continental into a Honda Civic, killing Pascoe and Christopher Shackleford, 19, the driver. A third teenager Miechelle "Kelli" Bourgeois, 19, died a few days later. Montelongo-Sanchez was charged with their deaths. He is being held in the Cobb County jail.

The accident spurred the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service in Georgia to begin deportation proceedings against illegal immigrants who are caught driving drunk. The policy has affected mostly Mexicans and Central Americans in Cobb, DeKalb and Gwinnett counties. So far, proceedings against 64 people have been started.

In their grief over the teens' deaths, their friends started an organization, STOP Drunk Driving (Save The Other Person), in an effort to get people to behave responsibly when it comes to consuming alcohol. During the vigil, they handed out copies of a resolution asking people to stop DUIs before they happen. The pledge can also be made online at the group's Web site.

Although their children were killed by a Hispanic man, the families stressed that their efforts were not meant to single out any ethnic group. "We need to fix the problem," said Deborah Dahlmann, Bourgeois' mother, said before the vigil. "We don't need to throw blame around . . . I want to go into Hispanic establishments and I want them to be able to say, 'We don't condone what happened, either.' "

Cindy Shackleford, Christopher's mother, said the group faces a language barrier because none of the members speaks Spanish. So far the resolution is available only in English but they hope to get it translated, she said.

LAW AND ORDER

From staff and wire reports

Friday, November 3, 2000

DRIVER INDICTED IN THREE DEATHS

A Cobb County grand jury has indicted a driver on three counts of vehicular homicide in an accident that killed three teenagers on Sandtown Road. According to prosecutors, Sergio Montelongo-Sanchez was driving drunk after being thrown out of the Dos Naciones bar in Marietta on July 29. He allegedly hit and injured a pedestrian in the bar's parking lot before speeding away. He then crashed his southbound car into a northbound Honda Civic. Three teenagers died after the crash.

The 22-count indictment was presented Thursday to Superior Court Judge Watson White. District Attorney Pat Head said the charges also include DUI, serious injury by vehicle and aggravated assault. No court date has been set for an arraignment. Montelongo-Sanchez is being held in the Cobb County Jail.

The waitress accused of serving alcohol to Montelongo-Sanchez, who was 20 at the time of the accident, has asked for a trial. Leydi Mendoza faces a misdemeanor charge of serving alcohol to an underage person. Her lawyer, William M. Clark, said a nonjury trial has been set for Dec. 13.

INS STARTS DEPORTING ILLEGALS IN DUI CASES

Tough policy by local office draws criticism from some as unfair and insensitive.

Craig Schneider - Staff

Sunday, October 29, 2000

Should an illegal immigrant who drives drunk be treated any differently than a U.S. citizen caught for DUI?

The Immigration and Naturalization Service in Atlanta now says yes --- and it has started deportation proceedings against 64 illegal immigrants caught driving drunk.

But advocates for immigrants in metro Atlanta think that's unfair.

The deportations began this summer, after Bart Szafnicki, an INS assistant district director, read about three teenagers killed by an alleged drunken driver. Szafnicki thought about his own three teens, and when he learned the suspect was an illegal immigrant, he pressed for a DUI crackdown that touched off the deportation proceedings, mainly affecting Mexicans and Central Americans in Cobb, Gwinnett and DeKalb counties. "I thought about how I would feel if it was my child, " said Szafnicki, who lives in Gwinnett County. "Anyone who is arrested for DUI who is an illegal alien needs to go home." Why treat immigrants differently on DUI? "The native-born population in the U.S. has largely recognized the problem with DUI," Szafnicki said. "But with the new influx of immigrants, I just don't think the word has filtered down."

Teodoro Maus, Mexico's consul general in Atlanta, criticized the deportations as overly punitive for a population of mainly law-abiding and productive people. Though many are here illegally, they are unofficially allowed to stay because their labor helps the local economy. Immigrants are adjusting to different cultures and attitudes about drinking, Maus said, and many are simply unaware of the seriousness of DUI. Many of the immigrants in metro Atlanta are young men working long hours in the construction trade. "They are afraid of going out because they might get caught" as illegal, Maus said. "So they go and get drunk." When they're caught driving, they should be punished, Maus said, "but also with a very strong educational element" --- and not with deportation.

The INS began the deportations after Sergio Montelongo-Sanchez, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was charged with driving drunk and crashing into a car, killing three teens in Marietta. He is in jail awaiting a grand jury appearance.

The INS had stepped up deportations of illegal immigrants charged with crimes, but DUIs were a low priority until the Marietta tragedy.

Now it's impacting illegal immigrants like Montelongo-Sanchez and Anibal Cisneros-Gomez. Gomez, 34, was charged with DUI in Gwinnett on Aug. 25. He also gave a false identity to an officer and tried to flee, Szafnicki said. He was convicted five days later and deported in September. "Anyone here illegally should be removed," Cobb Sheriff Bill Hutson said, applauding the deportation effort. "But I agree with the higher priority put toward those endangering the public by driving under the influence."

11Alive News NBC, Atlanta, GA
Montelongo Gets Maximum Sentence

Montolongo's Mother Cries
A Cobb County judge has ruled that illegal immigrant Sergio Montelongo-Sanchez will spend the next 45 years of his life in prison.
Montolongo was found guilty of killing three teens in a crash last July. He admitted he was drunk when the accident took place.
Before he heard his sentence, Montelongo took the stand. A translator looked at faces in the courtroom as the illegal immigrant tearfully apologized for his crimes.

"I am very sorry, from the bottom of my heart. It was my mistake," he said on the witness stand.

Montelongo's mother also testified in the case. Like her son, she used a translator when she asked the court in Spanish, to have leniency on her son.
The family and friends of the victims begged for just the opposite sentence. One by one they took the stand, offered emotional testimony and asked the judge to give Montelongo the maximum sentence allowed by Georgia law.
One of the victim's sisters testified that nothing will replace her loss.

"I will never hear my sister's voice again. I will never see her. I will never hug her," Jessica Pascoe said.
The only survivor from the car Montelongo crashed into last July told the court he walked with a limp because his body was covered in scars. Twenty-five-year-old Mathew Hunt also wanted Montelongo to spend the next 45 years in prison.
Hunt and the family members of Montelongo's dead victims got their wish.
Montelongo will serve a 45 year sentence for driving drunk and killing three Atlanta teens in a crash. Two of the teens died when the crash happened. The third lived a while before dying in a hospital.
The Montelongo case affected all illegal immigrants in the Atlanta area.
Since Montelongo's arrest, the INS tries to deport any illegal immigrant caught driving while drunk on American roadways.

A STORY BY CHRIS SHACKLEFORD Christmas 1999

Rockwell Couldn’t Do Better
As I was sitting on my back porch smoking a cigarette last Christmas Eve, something incredible grabbed my attention. My neighbors who lived in a two-million-dollar mansion and my other neighbors who lived in an old, shabby trailer were celebrating with the same amount of joy. They were not celebrating together, but I could see that both families were equally happy. This completely baffled my mind. I could not comprehend how the families could be so different throughout the year and then be so similar during the holidays. I looked closer.

In the mansion, a Christmas tree reached almost all the way up to the Cathedral ceiling of the cavernous living room. Gathered around it were columns of presents with a glorious variety of wrapping paper, children anxiously waiting to tear into the gifts, and their proud parents looking on with all the love proud parents should have. Warm smiles appeared on every face as an older woman came into the room with a tray full of cocoa, eggnog, and various cookies.

Outside there were two elderly gentlemen bundled up in leather, sharing old memories while smoking their pipes. Children, older than the ones around the Christmas tree, were chasing the family dog back and forth in a game of tag. These people were not at all bothered by the fact that it was below freezing outside; they were enjoying life.

The thousands of white Christmas lights against the night sky seemed to frame the family and mansion as if it were a portrait. This was a perfect picture of a traditional

American Christmas; Norman Rockwell couldn’t have painted it better. A blind man would have seen the joy on their faces.

My attention drifted from the mansion when I heard laugher coming from the center room of the trailer. In this room children and adults were huddled around a small, plastic tree along with a few presents that had been wrapped-up with used newspapers. The children looked anxious to jump into the gifts as the parents looked upon them with pride and contentment. A table had been set up in the corner with bottles of Coca-Cola, a plate of finger sandwiches, and various cookies, but had since been emptied by large appetites.

A cloud of cigarette smoke was hovering over the trailer outside where several men were gathered around talking about the surprising Atlanta Falcons. Across the yard two young teenagers were throwing a football back and forth pretending to be members of the Falcons. Every few minutes one of the smokers would cheer for the teenagers. The fact that it was below freezing didn’t bother them; they were enjoying life.

The stars in the sky were the only decoration they had besides the small, artificial tree, but that didn’t seem to phase them. They were having their traditional Christmas. The joy they were having even brought a smile to my face.

After watching these families for about an hour, I came to the conclusion that the only real difference was the money. They both had loving families, they both celebrated Christmas, and they both were my neighbors. All I had to do was look a little closer to understand how they could have the same joy. I realized that joy is not based on money, but based on love. I then went inside to be with my family.
Chris Shackleford

More About CHRISTOPHER LANE (CHRIS) SHACKLEFORD:

Burial: Rolling Hills Memory Gardens, Acworth, Georgia

Funeral: Woodstock Funeral Home, August 01, 2000

My Beatiful and Wonderful son Christopher:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0020photo.html

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0037photo.html

The grave that breaks my heart:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0115photo.html

50. THOMAS GAY⁸ MADDOX (EUNICE LOUISE⁷ SHACKELFORD, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 14, 1937 in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia. He married MARGARET INEZ DANIEL October 20, 1956 in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia. She was born February 06, 1942 in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia.

More About THOMAS GAY MADDOX:

Residence: Mableton, Georgia

Children of THOMAS MADDOX and MARGARET DANIEL are:
87. i. THOMAS (TOMMY) GAYE⁹ MADDOX, JR., b. November 13, 1959, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia.

ii. DUANE ELLIOTT MADDOX, b. August 31, 1961, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia; m. SARAH GINA HAYES, May 20, 1989, East Point, Georgia; b. July 06, 1965, East Point, Georgia.

iii. ELLEN LOUISE MADDOX, b. August 04, 1963, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia; m. DANNY RAY GROGAN, April 27, 1994, Mableton, Georgia; b. March 06, 1950, Unknown.

51. ROBERT WAYNE⁸ SHACKELFORD (JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 03, 1933 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married ANNA NOLAN December 20, 1959 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born December 31, 1937 in Unknown.

ROBERT WAYNE SHACKELFORD

Robert Wayne Shackelford served as the State of Georgia Commissioner for the Georgia Department of Transportation for several years retiring in May 2000.

During 1999 he was appointed by President Clinton to work with the Y2K Commission in regards to the U. S. Department of Transportation becoming Y2K compliant.

Children of ROBERT SHACKELFORD and ANNA NOLAN are:
88. i. CAROLYN BETH⁹ SHACKELFORD, b. March 15, 1958, Possible Snellville, Georgia or Carroll County, Georgia.

89. ii. LARRY WAYNE SHACKELFORD, b. September 04, 1963, Possible Snellville, Georgia or Carroll County, Georgia.

90. iii. STEPHEN DEAN SHACKELFORD, b. October 01, 1965, Possible Snellville, Georgia or Carroll County, Georgia.

52. JAMES LEE⁸ SHACKELFORD (JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 06, 1935 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married JANICE ELAINE STEPHENS October 28, 1956 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born June 25, 1937 in Unknown.

JAMES LEE SHACKELFORD

James Lee has been a long respected businessman in Carroll County, Georgia.

He had established an Auto-Parts Store in Carrollton, Georgia, which he operated until he retired several years ago. He later started a Lock-Smith business that has kept him fairly occupied since his retirement.

James Lee had not had any contact with his Alabama branch of the family since the 1940s when Jerusha Bonner died. This was during the reading of her will. She was the grandmother of James Lee. Contact was again made in 1999 when Donnie and Kendrick Shackleford sought him out doing research on the family tree. It has been a very fruitful reunion.

More About JAMES LEE SHACKELFORD:

Residence: Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia

More About JANICE ELAINE STEPHENS:

Residence: Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia

Children of JAMES SHACKELFORD and JANICE STEPHENS are:
91. i. JAMES GREGORY⁹ SHACKELFORD, b. July 03, 1958, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia.

92. ii. JULIE MARIE SHACKELFORD, b. April 15, 1960, Carroll County, Georgia.

53. JOHN HARLIN⁸ SHACKELFORD (JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 21, 1936 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married PEGGY CHARLINE FULCHER December 24, 1955 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born October 03, 1931 in Unknown.

Child of JOHN SHACKELFORD and PEGGY FULCHER is:
i. STANLEY⁹ SHACKELFORD, b. October 18, 1956, Carroll County, Georgia; m. LAURA COULTER, July 19, 1978, Georgia; b. January 29, 1961, Unknown.

54. WILLIAM JERRY⁸ SHACKELFORD (JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born July 21, 1941 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married (1) CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH FARMER June 05, 1964 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born October 15, 1944 in Unknown. He married (2) BELLE MCKENZIE Unknown in Unknown. She was born June 05, 1939 in Unknown.

Children of WILLIAM SHACKELFORD and CHARLOTTE FARMER are:
93. i. VIKY LYNN⁹ SHACKELFORD, b. March 16, 1966, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

ii. LISA ANN SHACKELFORD, b. January 26, 1971, Possible Carroll County, Georgia; m. DWIGHT ANTHONY GOLDEN, April 14, 1992, Unknown; b. July 01, 1967, Unknown.

94. iii. DAVID GLENN SHACKELFORD, b. August 19, 1968, Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

55. PATRICIA⁸ SHACKELFORD (HOMER LEE⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born 1938 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married UNKNOWN CAUBLE Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of PATRICIA SHACKELFORD and UNKNOWN CAUBLE is:
i. DAVID⁹ CAUBLE, b. Unknown, Unknown.

56. JANICE⁸ SHACKELFORD (HOMER LEE⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. She married UNKNOWN DARTIS Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of JANICE SHACKELFORD and UNKNOWN DARTIS are:
i. TIM⁹ DARTIS, b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. LANCE DARTIS, b. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. DWAYNE DARTIS, b. Unknown, Unknown.

iv. KYLE DARTIS, b. Unknown, Unknown.

57. MICHAEL⁸ SHACKELFORD (HOMER LEE⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. He married UNKNOWN Unknown in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of MICHAEL SHACKELFORD and UNKNOWN are:
i. MARTY⁹ SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. CARY SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. KEVIN SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Unknown.

58. RICHARD⁸ SHACKELFORD (HOMER LEE⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Carroll County, Georgia. He married UNKNOWN Unknown in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of RICHARD SHACKELFORD and UNKNOWN are:
i. JESSICA⁹ SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. REGAN SHACKELFORD, b. Unknown, Unknown.

59. LINDA⁸ STEPHENS (CARRIE MAUDE⁷ SHACKELFORD, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 12, 1942 in Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia. She married TED MUSICK Unknown in Unknown. He was born April 29, 1943 in Unknown.

Children of LINDA STEPHENS and TED MUSICK are:
i. MICHAEL GREG⁹ MUSICK, b. February 12, 1966, Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia; d. April 24, 1990, Dunwoody, Georgia; m. MELANIE ODOM, February 27, 1988, Bessemer, Jefferson County, Alabama; b. 1967, Jefferson County, Alabama.
MICHAEL GREG MUSICK

Greg, admired by all who knew him, left home for college shortly after high school and attened the University of Alabama. While in college he meet Melanie Odom, a daughter of L.M. and Corolyn Odom of Bessemer, Alabama, who was also attending the University of Alabama. It was here that Greg and Melanie's Southern storybook romance began. They both met at the Baptist Student Union and their first date fell on Valentine's Day in 1986. Greg and Melanie married in Bessemer on February 27, 1988. After college they returned to Greg's home in Newnan, Georgia where Greg served as youth minister. Greg had at once considered ministry as a career but later decided to pursue a career in sportscasting. He had worked for over two years as a sales rep for a local car company to save enough money to go back to school.

On April 24, 1990, fate would change the plans of the lifes of Geg and Melanie Musick. On this fateful Tuesday afternoon, Greg was having lunch with a former college buddy at a the Perimeter Mall in the city of Atlanta, Georgia. On the day before James Calvin Brady was released from a local mental hospital, having been admitted for claiming there was a mechanical divice in his body ordering him to kill white people. He was diagnosed as homicidal but the authorities still ordered his release. James Calvin Brady left the hospital and then preceded to a Duluth pawn shop where he bought a gun without proper ID. He then walked into the Perimeter Mall and started firing his gun. When the shooting stopped, four had been shot, two in critical condition and Greg was killed instantly.

Greg's fueneral was held the following Friday at the First Baptist Church of Newnan, Coweta, County, Georgia, officiated by the Reverand Gene Tyre. The funeral was attended by the family and over two hundred of Greg's friends. During the funeral the pastor had these words, "I would not be true to my calling if I did not stand here today and call for people to create and enforce laws to keep guns from the mentally ill." This line from their pastor was a call that Greg's wife Melanie took as her calling.

The day Greg was buried, Melanie placed a call to the Mayor's office in Atlanta urging him for a prompt push for a 15 day waiting period on handgun purchases, informing him of her desire to do anything possible to help. Within a week Melanie was thrust into the spotlight of press conferences and congressional hearings. During this time she met a lady by the name of Sarah, whose husband had also been gunned down in a hail of gunfire. Sarah's husband had been critically injured and was left partially paralized. For the next year, she channeled her pain into political activism, telling all who would listen of the need for the control of handguns. In the wake of the shooting, Melanie achieved the commissioners approval of a 15 day waiting period on handgun purchases. Melanie and her new found friends, Sarah and her husband James took their fight to Washington, DC., and through their had combined work on and in the memory of Michael Greg Musick, on November 30, 1993, they stood by the side of President William Jefferson Clinton at the signing of the "Brady Gun Control Bill", named after Melanie's newfound friends, Sarah and James Brady. The later being wounded during the attempted assisantion of President Ronald Reagan.

"Melanie Musick is the inspiration who helped push the US Senate passage Thursday of a compromise of the Brady Bill, one that not only mandates a five business day waiting period, but also requires an instant background checks on handgun purchases. In Washington, she was befriended by Sarah and James Brady, President Reagan's press secretary who was gunned down in 1981, when Melanie was just 14. They are incredibly strong people."

Atlanta Journal Constitution: July 13, 1991

More About MICHAEL GREG MUSICK:

Burial: Forrest Lawn Memorial Park, Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia

ii. JEFF MUSICK, b. February 28, 1967, Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia.

iii. BRIAN MUSICK, b. October 29, 1972, Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia.

60. JANET⁸ STEPHENS (CARRIE MAUDE⁷ SHACKELFORD, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born June 01, 1947 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married JOHN HAUSTON Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of JANET STEPHENS and JOHN HAUSTON is:
i. JENNIFER⁹ HAUSTON, b. October 03, 1991, Unknown.

61. DENISE⁸ STEPHENS (CARRIE MAUDE⁷ SHACKELFORD, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born August 08, 1956 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married DARRYL OVERTON Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of DENISE STEPHENS and DARRYL OVERTON is:
i. DAKOTA⁹ OVERTON, b. March 24, 1996, Unknown.

62. DIANE⁸ VEAL (JESSE CLAUDE⁷, LELA LAVONIA⁶ STORY, LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. She married FREDDIE EASON Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of DIANE VEAL and FREDDIE EASON are:
95. i. TIMOTHY⁹ EASON, b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. MELISSA EASON, b. Unknown, Unknown; m. PATRICK TAYLOR, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

63. ELLIS⁸ VEAL (JESSE CLAUDE⁷, LELA LAVONIA⁶ STORY, LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. He married LEHA LANGS Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of ELLIS VEAL and LEHA LANGS are:
i. JOHN DAVID⁹ VEAL, b. Unknown, Unknown; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. MARK VEAL, b. Unknown, Unknown; m. UNKNOWN, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

64. MICHAEL EDWARD⁸ VEAL (JESSE CLAUDE⁷, LELA LAVONIA⁶ STORY, LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 25, 1952 in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. He married PATRICIA ELAINE GRABEN Unknown in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. She was born April 04, 1952 in Possible Carroll County, Georgia.

Children of MICHAEL VEAL and PATRICIA GRABEN are:

i. BRIAN MICHAEL⁹ VEAL, b. May 12, 1977, Unknown; m. CARRIE LYNN BLAIR, April 08, 1996, Unknown; b. September 17, 1976, Unknown.

ii. DREW PHILLIP VEAL, b. July 31, 1980, Unknown.

Generation No. 9

65. JOHN ROBERT⁹ CAUTHEN (MARY ANN⁸ WORD, JERUSHA MARY NELL (NELLIE)⁷ MCLENDON, ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 24, 1963 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. He married VIRGINIA DAY July 26, 1986 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of JOHN CAUTHEN and VIRGINIA DAY are:
i. MATHEW DAY¹⁰ CAUTHEN, b. June 22, 1990, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

ii. HANNAH ELIZABETH CAUTHEN, b. July 01, 1996, Possible Moreland, Georgia.

66. AMY LEIGH⁹ SMITH (MELBA JANE⁸ WORD, JERUSHA MARY NELL (NELLIE)⁷ MCLENDON, ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 22, 1969 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. She married JIM WATKINS Unknown in Possible Newnan, Georgia. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of AMY SMITH and JIM WATKINS is:
i. LAUREN ASHLEY¹⁰ WATKINS, b. March 23, 1997, Possible Newnan, Georgia.

67. TRACY LYNN⁹ SMITH (MELBA JANE⁸ WORD, JERUSHA MARY NELL (NELLIE)⁷ MCLENDON, ANNA (ANNIE) LAVONIA⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 20, 1973 in Possible Moreland, Georgia. She married DANNY COX Unknown in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of TRACY SMITH and DANNY COX is:

i. DALLAS ALEXANDRIA¹⁰ COX, b. March 14, 1999, Possible Douglas County, Georgia.

68. STEPHEN HOWARD⁹ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born July 29, 1949 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married MARY OLWEN WEBB January 01, 1971 in Unknown. She was born May 09, 1950 in Unknown.

Children of STEPHEN MCNEIL and MARY WEBB are:
i. ELLEN CALDWELL¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. January 29, 1974, Georgia; m. JEREMY KLUG, June 28, 1999, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown.

ii. BRYN PHYLLIS MCNEIL, b. April 17, 1975, Georgia.

iii. STEPHEN HOWARD MCNEIL, JR., b. November 15, 1978, Georgia.

69. PATRICK HENRY⁹ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 18, 1951 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married (1) MARY SOLANDER BARR February 23, 1988 in Unknown. She was born August 08, 1954 in Unknown. He married (2) BETTY BANKS Unknown in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of PATRICK MCNEIL and MARY BARR is:

i. WILLAIM HOWARD¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. May 11, 1989, Georgia.

Child of PATRICK MCNEIL and BETTY BANKS is:
ii. RENEE LEIGH¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. June 12, 1974, Georgia.

70. ANDREW HILL⁹ MCNEIL (HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born July 09, 1956 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married BARBARA DOYLE March 28, 1980 in Unknown. She was born December 20, 1955 in Unknown.

Children of ANDREW MCNEIL and BARBARA DOYLE are:
i. BRITTAIN AMES¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. August 04, 1983, Georgia.

ii. DAVIS ANDREW MCNEIL, b. March 03, 1986, Georgia.

71. VICTOR CARROLL⁹ MCNEIL (THOMAS EARNEST⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born July 08, 1949 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married (1) VICKI ANN PETERS November 01, 1972 in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown. He married (2) BEE YEILDING September 19, 1987 in Unknown. She was born March 07, 1945 in Unknown.

Notes for VICTOR CARROLL MCNEIL:

Victor and Bee had no children.

Child of VICTOR MCNEIL and VICKI PETERS is:
i. VANESSA KERRY¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. May 01, 1973, Unknown.

72. RONALD DANIEL⁹ MCNEIL (ELLIE DANIEL⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 25, 1954 in Unknown. He married KAREN SCHULTZ December 31, 1992 in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of RONALD MCNEIL and KAREN SCHULTZ is:
i. ANNIE ELLISE¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. February 28, 1994, Unknown.

73. DEBORAH L.⁹ MCNEIL (ELLIE DANIEL⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born June 05, 1955 in Unknown. She married ANDY BEDINGFEILD March 30, 1973 in Unknown. He was born October 25, 1954 in Unknown.

Children of DEBORAH MCNEIL and ANDY BEDINGFEILD are:

96. i. DAVIS (MCNEIL)¹⁰ BEDINGFEILD, b. September 07, 1973, Unknown.

ii. JASON BEDINGFEILD, b. February 03, 1978, Unknown.

iii. MARY REBECCA BEDINGFEILD, b. April 09, 1980, Unknown.

74. ELLIE ELIZABETH⁹ MCNEIL (ELLIE DANIEL⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 14, 1957 in Unknown. She married ROBERT BROOKS ABERNATHY December 1979 in Unknown. He was born September 14, 1957 in Unknown.

Children of ELLIE MCNEIL and ROBERT ABERNATHY are:
i. BROOKE ELIZABETH¹⁰ ABERNATHY, b. June 1983, Unknown.

ii. BRITTAINY ABERNATHY, b. July 1985, Unknown.

iii. DANIEL BROOKS ABERNATHY, b. August 1988, Unknown.

75. SHEILA ANN⁹ SMITH (ANNA ORELIA⁸ MCNEIL, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 08, 1953 in Unknown. She married JAMES OSTERMAN April 03, 1977 in Unknown. He was born May 21, 1956 in Unknown.

Child of SHEILA SMITH and JAMES OSTERMAN is:

i. ZACHARY PAYNE¹⁰ OSTERMAN, b. February 05, 1987, Unknown.

76. BETTY IRENE⁹ SMITH (ANNA ORELIA⁸ MCNEIL, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born August 11, 1959 in Unknown. She married JAMES T. MCCARTNEY September 05, 1982 in Unknown. He was born November 30, 1957 in Unknown.

Children of BETTY SMITH and JAMES MCCARTNEY are:
i. MARGARET ANN¹⁰ MCCARTNEY, b. November 09, 1990, Unknown.

ii. KATHERINE IRENE MCCARTNEY, b. May 02, 1994, Unknown.

iii. THOMAS LAMAR MCCARTNEY, b. November 23, 1996, Unknown.

77. JESSE BRITTAIN⁹ MCNEIL, JR. (JESSE BRITTAIN⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born February 20, 1956 in Unknown. He married (1) TERRY LYNN ROBERSON August 06, 1976 in Unknown. She was born December 19, 1957 in Unknown. He married (2) MELODY ANN HOLIDAY December 11, 1981 in Unknown. She was born August 21, 1955 in Unknown.

Child of JESSE MCNEIL and TERRY ROBERSON is:

i. KEVIN BRITTAIN¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. July 03, 1978, Unknown.

Children of JESSE MCNEIL and MELODY HOLIDAY are:
ii. MATHEW HENRY¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. Unknown, Unknown.

iii. JASON PATRICK MCNEIL, b. January 15, 1985, Unknown.

78. WILLIAM LEE⁹ MCNEIL (JESSE BRITTAIN⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born December 29, 1959 in Unknown. He married JANE KAREN SCOTT June 07, 1980 in Unknown. She was born February 05, 1959 in Unknown.

Children of WILLIAM MCNEIL and JANE SCOTT are:
i. KRISTEN LEE¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. April 17, 1984, Unknown.

ii. ANNA SCOTT MCNEIL, b. May 30, 1986, Unknown.

iii. REBEKAH HOLLIS MCNEIL, b. March 22, 1993, Unknown; Adopted child.

iv. NATHAN HAMMETT MCNEIL, b. June 07, 1994, Unknown; Adopted child.

79. NANCI ANN⁹ MCNEIL (JESSE BRITTAIN⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born October 29, 1961 in Unknown. She married STEVEN BRADLEY HICKS August 25, 1984 in Unknown. He was born August 26, 1961 in Unknown.

Children of NANCI MCNEIL and STEVEN HICKS are:
i. STEVEN ATTICUS¹⁰ HICKS, b. October 19, 1986, Unknown.

ii. ANN ELIZABETH HICKS, b. May 13, 1990, Unknown.

80. SARAH JANE⁹ MCNEIL (JESSE BRITTAIN⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 22, 1963 in Unknown. She married JOHN MACARTHUR BRANTLEY July 13, 1985 in Unknown. He was born April 27, 1964 in Unknown.

Children of SARAH MCNEIL and JOHN BRANTLEY are:
i. SUSANNA ELIZABETH¹⁰ BRANTLEY, b. April 04, 1991, Unknown.

ii. LUKE MCNEIL BRANTLEY, b. September 07, 1993, Unknown.

81. JAMES HENRY⁹ MCNEIL, JR. (JAMES HENRY⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born March 15, 1959 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married (1) DONNA ANDERSON December 13, 1980 in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown. He married (2) CYNTHIA ANN ROGERS February 14, 1984 in Unknown. She was born October 26, 1958 in Unknown.

Child of JAMES MCNEIL and DONNA ANDERSON is:
i. SAMANTHA ANN¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. December 28, 1994, Unknown.

82. CHARLES STANLEY⁹ MCNEIL (JAMES HENRY⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born March 22, 1960 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. He married (1) PEGGY L. THOMPSON August 06, 1980 in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown. He married (2) EDNA LOU COADA August 04, 1990 in Unknown. She was born March 10, 1957 in Unknown.

Child of CHARLES MCNEIL and PEGGY THOMPSON is:
i. MEGAN KATE¹⁰ MCNEIL, b. November 21, 1985, Unknown.

83. CORA ELIZABETH⁹ MCNEIL (JAMES HENRY⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 12, 1963 in Possible in Coweta County, Georgia. She married WILLIAM ANTHONY June 29, 1981 in Unknown. He was born October 29, 1957 in Unknown.

Child of CORA MCNEIL and WILLIAM ANTHONY is:

i. WILLIAM¹⁰ ANTHONY, JR., b. May 15, 1998, Unknown.

84. FRANKLIN MCNEIL⁹ CALDWELL (CATHERINE IRENE (KITTY)⁸ MCNEIL, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 05, 1970 in Fort Belvoir, virginia. He married STEPHANIE LEE KIDD May 25, 1996 in Unknown. She was born May 12, 1975 in Tampa, Florida.

Child of FRANKLIN CALDWELL and STEPHANIE KIDD is:
i. MARISSA MACKENZIE¹⁰ CALDWELL, b. June 10, 1999, Unknown.

85. DANIEL GLEN⁹ CALDWELL (CATHERINE IRENE (KITTY)⁸ MCNEIL, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born May 01, 1972 in Montgomery, Alabama. He married DENISE BLAIR September 04, 1993 in Unknown. She was born December 08, 1971 in Oklahoma.

Child of DANIEL CALDWELL and DENISE BLAIR is:
i. BLAIR ALEXA¹⁰ CALDWELL, b. April 26, 1999, Unknown.

86. MICHAEL WAYNE⁹ RUSSELL (MARY LAVADA⁸ SHACKLEFORD, IRY ZEDDIE⁷, YOUNG LEE⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born September 16, 1961 in Kendrick Memorial Hospital, Luverne, Crenshaw County, Alabama. He married (1) DONNA ELIZABETH JOHNSON¹ Unknown in Montgomery, Alabama. She was born October 1961 in Montgomery, Alabama¹. He married (2) MICHELLE ADAMS Unknown in Jacksonville, Florida. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

More About MICHAEL WAYNE RUSSELL:

Last known Residence: Atlanta, Georgia

More About DONNA ELIZABETH JOHNSON:

Divorced: Unknown¹

More About MICHELLE ADAMS:

Divorced: Unknown

Child of MICHAEL RUSSELL and MICHELLE ADAMS is:
i. TAYLOR RENNE¹⁰ RUSSELL, b. 1992, Jacksonville, Florida.

87. THOMAS (TOMMY) GAYE⁹ MADDOX, JR. (THOMAS GAY⁸, EUNICE LOUISE⁷ SHACKELFORD, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born November 13, 1959 in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia. He married JUDY ANN VAUGHN November 30, 1978 in Love Joy, Georgia, daughter of UNKNOWN VAUGHN and JERRY WELDON. She was born February 20, 1960 in Unknown.

Children of THOMAS MADDOX and JUDY VAUGHN are:
i. KEVIN THOMAS¹⁰ MADDOX, b. October 23, 1983, Lithia Springs, Georgia.

ii. KEITH EDWARD MADDOX, b. August 12, 1987, Lithia Springs, Georgia.

88. CAROLYN BETH⁹ SHACKELFORD (ROBERT WAYNE⁸, JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born March 15, 1958 in Possible Snellville, Georgia or Carroll County, Georgia. She married DAVID GAZDA August 06, 1983 in Possible Snellville, Georgia. He was born June 03, 1960 in Unknown.

Children of CAROLYN SHACKELFORD and DAVID GAZDA are:
i. KATIE NOLAN¹⁰ GAZDA, b. February 13, 1990, Unknown.

ii. TAYLOR BOYD GAZDA, b. October 25, 1992, Unknown.

89. LARRY WAYNE⁹ SHACKELFORD (ROBERT WAYNE⁸, JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born September 04, 1963 in Possible Snellville, Georgia or Carroll County, Georgia. He married VIRGINIA ELIZABETH LOWE March 29, 1992 in Possible Snellville, Georgia. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Children of LARRY SHACKELFORD and VIRGINIA LOWE are:
i. MATHEW VAUGHN¹⁰ SHACKELFORD, b. February 17, 1993, Unknown.

ii. ANDREW WALKER SHACKELFORD, b. November 08, 1997, Unknown.

90. STEPHEN DEAN⁹ SHACKELFORD (ROBERT WAYNE⁸, JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born October 01, 1965 in Possible Snellville, Georgia or Carroll County, Georgia. He married NANETTE ANDERJASKU April 29, 1995 in Possible Snellville, Georgia. She was born March 27, 1964 in Unknown.

Child of STEPHEN SHACKELFORD and NANETTE ANDERJASKU is:
i. RACHEL ELIZABETH¹⁰ SHACKELFORD, b. June 08, 1987, Unknown.

91. JAMES GREGORY⁹ SHACKELFORD (JAMES LEE⁸, JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born July 03, 1958 in Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia. He married MILDRED JOANNE SPEARMAN August 03, 1979 in Carroll County, Georgia. She was born June 19, 1954 in Carroll County, Georgia.

JAMES GREGORY SHACKELFORD

James Gregory Shackelford works for IBM as a Computer Programer.

More About JAMES GREGORY SHACKELFORD:

Residence: Whitesburg, Carroll County, Georgia

More About MILDRED JOANNE SPEARMAN:

Residence: Whiteburg, Carroll County, Georgia

Children of JAMES SHACKELFORD and MILDRED SPEARMAN are:
i. BETHANY LEIGH¹⁰ SHACKELFORD, b. June 19, 1981, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About BETHANY LEIGH SHACKELFORD:

Residence: Whitesburg, Carroll County, Georgia

ii. JAMES GREGORY (JAY) SHACKELFORD, JR., b. April 02, 1988, Carroll County, Georgia.

More About JAMES GREGORY (JAY) SHACKELFORD, JR.:

Residence: Whitesburg, Carroll County, Georgia.

92. JULIE MARIE⁹ SHACKELFORD (JAMES LEE⁸, JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born April 15, 1960 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married CHARLES HOOD BARRON August 03, 1979 in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. He was born September 04, 1957 in Unknown.

Children of JULIE SHACKELFORD and CHARLES BARRON are:
i. LATISHA (TRISH) DENEE¹⁰ BARRON, b. June 25, 1981, Georgia.

ii. KRISTIN HOPE BARRON, b. October 21, 1985, Georgia.

93. VIKY LYNN⁹ SHACKELFORD (WILLIAM JERRY⁸, JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born March 16, 1966 in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. She married BRITT THOMAS MASSEY March 06, 1993 in Georgia. He was born May 10, 1964 in Unknown.

Child of VIKY SHACKELFORD and BRITT MASSEY is:
i. AUSTIN THOMAS¹⁰ MASSEY, b. December 20, 1997, Unknown.

94. DAVID GLENN⁹ SHACKELFORD (WILLIAM JERRY⁸, JAMES ROBERT⁷, JOHN GAY⁶, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born August 19, 1968 in Possible Carroll County, Georgia. He married CRISTY JANNELL LOWE October 03, 1992 in Unknown. She was born June 17, 1973 in Unknown.

Child of DAVID SHACKELFORD and CRISTY LOWE is:

i. BRADY GLENN¹⁰ SHACKELFORD, b. September 24, 1998, Unknown.

95. TIMOTHY⁹ EASON (DIANE⁸ VEAL, JESSE CLAUDE⁷, LELA LAVONIA⁶ STORY, LAURA LAVONIA⁵ SHACKELFORD, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born Unknown in Unknown. He married TANYA SIMS Unknown in Unknown. She was born Unknown in Unknown.

Child of TIMOTHY EASON and TANYA SIMS is:
i. PEYTON¹⁰ EASON, b. Unknown, Unknown.

Generation No. 10

96. DAVIS (MCNEIL)¹⁰ BEDINGFEILD (DEBORAH L.⁹ MCNEIL, ELLIE DANIEL⁸, HOWARD AUGUSTUS⁷, MATTIE MAY⁶ SHACKELFORD, JOHN HARLIN⁵, JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE⁴, MARGARET A.³ CARLISLE, JAMES², JAMES¹) was born September 07, 1973 in Unknown. She married MARCUS MOORE March 03, 1994 in Unknown. He was born Unknown in Unknown.

Notes for DAVIS (MCNEIL) BEDINGFEILD:

Davis had her surname legally changed to McNeil.
Child of DAVIS BEDINGFEILD and MARCUS MOORE is:

ELIJAH PATRICK¹¹ MOORE, b. October 02, 1996, Unknown.

I wish to express my thanks to Kay Borden for her research into the Carlisle Family of which most of the information here was on the Carlisle name was gathered. If anyone wishes to make a contribution to the Carlisle history they can contact her at

kborden@mindspring.com

or visit her Website at:

http://www.franklin-sarrett.com/sarrett.html

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