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From Page 120

                                    FARR RECORD
    
    Pictorial Home Bible, Southern Publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga. 1873. In
    possession of R. E. Farr, <address deleted>, Jackson, Miss. Copied Aug.
    19, 1964 by Mrs. J. P. Morris, Jr.

                                     RECORD

    R. E. Farr and Janie Birdsong were married Feb. 12, 1874
    Thomas Wilson Farr was born April 3rd. 1876
    Thomas Livingston and John Pennington sons of R. E. and Jennie Farr was
     born the 5th of September 1877
    Theophilus Milton son of R. E. and Jennie was born Feb. 17, 1879
    Clara Ward, dau. of R. E. and Jennie was born October 17, 1881
    Lula Farr dau of R. E. and Jennie was b. Sept. 2, 1883
    Robert Lucian son of R. E. and Jennie b. Feb. 4, 1886
    Joe Nunn son of R. E. and Jennie P was born Sept 8, 1888
    Wilna Birdsong dau of R. E. and Jennie P. Farr born Oct. 22, 1890
    Robert Emmett, son of R. E. and Jennie P. b. July 14, 1893

                                    DEATHS

    Thomas Wilson, son of R. E. and Jennie d. Feb. 15, of pneumonia 1877 
    Clara Ward, dau of R. E. and Jennie d. Oct. 15, 1882 of congestion 
    Robert Emmet Farr, Sr. d Oct. 11, 1897, father, of yellow fever 
    Wilna Birdsong Farr died June 14, 1899, congestion 
    Jennie P. Farr d. Feb. 14, 1938, mother.

                                  HISTORY

    Robert Emmet son of James Wilson and Elizabeth Farr b. March 27 1848
    Jennie Pennington dau of Thomas & Cornelia V. Birdsong born Dec. 29, 1857.

                                  BIRTHS

    James Wilson Farr b. in the year of our Lord 1807, July 4 
    Elizabeth Nealy b. 1805 Nancy Reynolds, stepdaughter of grandpa Farr b.
     Sept. 20, 1824 
    Mary Reynolds, step dau of grandpa Farr b. Aug. 11, 1825 
    Margaret dau of James and Eliz. b. Mar 6, 1832 
    Andrew Jackson, son of James & Eliz. b. Nov. 2, 1833 
    James Chas., son of James & Eliz. b. July 21, 1835 
    Amanda Elizabeth dau of James and Eliz. b. Feb. 28, 1837 
    William Westley, son of James and Eliz b. Mar 1, 1839 
    Susanah, dau of James & Eliz, bo. April 1, 1841 
    Infant son of James and Eliz. b. Dec. 12, 1843
    Robert Emmet son of James and Eliz. b. March 27, 1847 
    John Calhoun, son of James and Eliz. b. Feb. 14, 1850
    
    
     
    
    


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                             MARRIAGES
    
    James Wilson Farr married Elizabeth Henly Reynolds Mar. 27, 1831
    Amanda E. Farr mar. B. F. Hall Dec. 13, 1854
    
                              DEATHS
    
    Mary Reynolds departed this life Aug. 17, 1835 Margaret dau of James
    and Eliz. d. Sept. 5, 1840 Andrew J. son of James and Eliz. d. Sept.
    15, 1840 Infant son of James & Eliz. d. Dec. 12, 1843 Susanah, dau of
    James and Eliz. d. July 17, 1844 James Chas. son of James and Eliz. d.
    April 27, 1854 Elizabeth, wife of James Wilson Farr departed Jan. 10,
    1860 John Calhoun, son of James and Eliz. d. June 29, 1889 (Grandpa)
    John Calhoun, son of James and Eliz. d. Robert Emmett, son of James
    and Eliz. d. Oct. 11, 1897 Amanda Farr Hall, wife of B. F. Hall d.
    April 17, 1909 Dr. William Westly, son of James Wilson and Eliz. Farr
    died July 1914
    
                            THORPE RECORD
    
    The library of the First Baptist Church in Kentwood, Louisiana was
    presented a 120-page bound typescript by Clyde Alonzo Thorpe three days
    before his death 10 April 1966 at the age of 98. This typing had
    occupied his time for some months after failing eyesight made him give
    up his woodworking hobby. From it, your editor abstracts these data
    which may also be of interest in other parts of the United States.
    
                              RECORD
    
    Uriah Blake Lemmon was born in France and came to the United States when
    quite young. He met and married a young lady in this country who had also
    been born in France. They had 2 daughters and 3 sons. Many of the family
    were barristers and politicians. One of the children, Sarah Alvira Lemmon
    born 1836 Sandusky City, Ohio, died Beaman, Iowa, had married 1859 in
    Clyde, Ohio to William Monroe Thorpe who had been born in Buffalo, New
    York in 1835. His father was William Thorpe, a wheelright whose family had
    come from England in early colonial days.   Someone in the family has said
    they were from the Isle of Man.
    
    William Thorpe and his wife Alvira Hoak had 3 dau. and 4 sons. The Hoak
    family had come from Liverpool, England. William Monroe Thorpe was the
    youngest son. He had been born in Buffalo, New York in 1835. With a friend
    he started in his young days west from Ohio in a covered wagon on either
    side of which was a sign, "We wrestle all comers for money, chalk or
    marbles." They began the journey with 2 head of horses and $50 in cash and
    arrived in Marshaltown, Iowa with 6 head and $700.
    
                                 


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    Later, William Monroe Thorpe returned to Clyde, Ohio where he married
    Sarah Alvira Lemmon in 1859. After the birth of their first two
    children, they returned to Iowa.
    
    1.  First child d.y.
    2.  Hattie Alvira Thorpe b. 17 Sept. 1861, Lorane, Ohio, mar. Ned Fox of
        Berlin, Tama County, Iowa. They later moved to Brainard, Nebraska.
    3.  Nettie May Thorpe, b. 27 Feb. 1863 in Ohio, mar. Winferd Hinckley of
        Delmar Junction, Clinton County, Iowa.
    4.  Clyde Alonzo Thorpe b. 27 Sept. 1868, Marshaltown, Iowa named for the
        place his mother was married and for an older brother of his father.
        First mar. in Nebraska the widow of Pole Miller who died of pneu-
        monia while preparing for a trip to Oregon in covered wagons. He
        had hired young Clyde to drive one of the teams. The Thorpes went
        on to High Valley, Oregon, 6 miles from Union where she had a brother
        John. Another of her brothers, Sam, lived at Cricket Flat. Sev-
        eral years later the Thorpes returned to Sioux City on Floyd River
        Valley. While there for 7 years they adopted Hattie Ethel 3 Nov.
        1893, who later married Erney Strunk and moved to Phoenix, Arizona.
    
         After her death, he married, in 1926 in Brownsville, Texas, a widow
         whom he had met while there on a business trip for a brick and tile 
         company. She died in 1952. Her son John was adopted, and they had a
         son, Thomas, who is now in Mobile, Alabama.
    
         His third companion, Mrs. Elda Clegg, mar. 1959, Jackson, Miss;
         moved to Kentwood, La. 1960 to be partway between his and her
         families. She died 1963 and they are both buried in the Osyka,
         Miss. cemetery.
    
    5. Gertrude Olive Thorpe b. 16 Jan. 1877, Clay Township, Grundy County,
         Iowa.
    
    6. Uriah Blake Thorpe b. 14 July 1878, Clay Township, Grundy County,
         Iowa.
    
                          COYLE-BARBRE RECORD
    
     Copy of this record notarized 6 April 1964 in Acadia Parish, La, as being
     verbatum from the Coyle Bible then in possession of Mrs. Vera Lee Hobgood
     Olds, <address deleted>, Baton Rouge, La., copied by John Henry Hobgood.
    
                            Family Register
    
    Walter T. Coyle and Lizzie Barbre were united in Holy Matrimony on
    Tuesday the 29th of August 1882 at home.
    
                                  


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    Elizabeth Lesley Drew born June 12, 1912 - Thursday in Monroe
    John Henry Hobgood born April 8, 1914 - Wednesday in Welsh, Louisiana
    Vera Lee Hobgood born Sunday January 2/16 in New Orleans.
    Beverly Coyle born Tuesday July 25/16 at Ashridge
    Marion Coyle June 12th 1918 at Torras, La.
    Leslie Coyle December 28th 1919
    Walter Palmer Hobgood Sat. Nov. 29th 1919 in McNary
    John Sidney Branch Monday Rochelle, La. Sept. 5th 1917
    Lelia Coyle Branch Sat. McNary July 18th 1920
    Walter McKee Coyle born Saturday June 269/86
    Lelia Mason Coyle born Monday June 18/88
    Vera Lee Coyle born Sunday December 22/89
    Leslie Barbre Coyle born Tuesday Nov. 10/91
    Lyndahl Coyle Hobgood born Rosedale Plantation June 30, 1924
    Emmett Jones Hobgood born Rosedale Plantation July 14th 1929
    Leroy Kilpatric Branch April 14th 1925 Alco, La.
    Glen Hobgood Olds Oct. 15th 1940
    John Russell Olds November 5th 1946 on Tuesday 6:30 P.M.
    Vera Lee Olds April 16th 1949 at 4 P.M.
    Lyndahl Irene Hobgood Sat. June 26th 1943
    Walter Palmer Hobgood, Jr. July Sat. 1948
    Mary Katherine Hobgood born Feb. 12th
    Leslie Ann Hobgood March 3rd 1951 (Sat.) in B. R.
    Elizabeth Terrell Hobgood Monday April 15th 1946
    Mary Lee Hobgood Thursday May 5th 1949
    Henry Herbert Hobgood b. April 6, 1959 at Monroe, La. Child of E. J.
     and Mary Jane Hobgood.
    Glen Arthur Olds born April 6 at Birmingham, Ala. 1963, child of Glen
     and Carole Olds.
    
                                MARRIAGES
    
    Lesley Barbre Coyle and Thomas Cloyd Drew Thursday 22nd of June 1911 at
     home
    Vera Lee Coyle and John Henry Hobgood Wednesday June 25th 1913 at home
    Walter McKee Coyle and Marina Normand Tuesday May 18th 1915 New Roads, La.
    Lelia Mason Coyle and John Sidney Branch Thursday October 5/16 at home
    Vera Lee Hobgood and Glen Hollister Olds at St. Stephens Church, Innis,
     La. Nov. 19, 1938 Rev. J. S. Ditchburn
    Walter Palmer Hobgood and Velma Irene David St. Stephens Church, Innis
     Wed. June 10, 1942 Rev. Howard Giere.
    John Henry Hobgood, Jr. and Marjorie Terrell at home Crowley, La. Feb.
     26th 1943 at 8 of the clock
    Emmett Jones Hobgood and Mary Jane Steed June 8, 1957, Grace Episcopal
     Monroe, La. Rev. John M. Allin and James Marshall
    Glen Hobgood Olds and Carole Ann Cone August 5, 1961, St. Andrews Epis-
     copal Mission, Leawood, Kansas.
    

                                  
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                                  DEATHS
    
   Walter T. Coyle Monday Oct. 2/16 6 o'clock A.M. at home Rosedale Plt., son
     of Josephine Turner and Walter Turnbull Coyle, born at Williamsport, La.
     Jan. 9/1862. Age 54 yrs 9 mo. 21 days.
    Lesley Coyle Friday June 3rd 6:50 P.M. in Memphis. Daughter of Marina
     Normand and Walter McKee Coyle
    Sarah Ann Hawthorne (nee) Turner died in Jonesboro, Ark. Feb. 24/19 age
     78 yrs.
    Lizzie Barbre Coyle Monday August 8th 1932 at 6 o'clock A.M. at home
     Rosedale Plantation. Daughter of Stephen Barbre and Arminda Sleeper
     born on Rosedale Plantation Jany. 11th 1862 age 70 years 6 mos. and 8
     days.
   Walter McKee Coyle Saturday Apr. 21, 1945, 4:25 P.M., Dumas, Texas, son of
     Walter Turnbull Coyle and Lizzie Barbre Coyle, age 58 years, 10 mos.
   John Henry Hobgood born Sept. 27/1885 died Sept. 27th 1952 son of N. P.
     Hobgood and Mary White. Husband of Vera Lee Coyle. Age 67 yrs.
    Vera Lee Coyle Hobgood born Dec. 22, 1889, died Feb. 11, 1954, Daughter
     of Walter T. Coyle and Lizzie Barbre Coyle, wife of John Henry Hobgood.
    
    STATE OF LOUISIANA
    PARISH OF ACADIA
    
         Before the undersigned Notary Public personally came and appeared
    John H. Hobgood, W. P. Hobgood, Jr., and George Davis, who after being
    duly sworn, deposed and said that this page of typewritten material was
    copied from grave markers at the Barbre Cemetary located at Three Rivers,
    
    Upper Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana.
    
                                           s/ John H. Hobgood
                                         ____________________________
                                             John H. Hobgood
    
                                           s/ Walter P. Hobgood, Jr.
                                         ____________________________
                                             Walter P. Hobgood, Jr.
                                                  His mark
                                              George + Davis
                                         ____________________________
                                                  George Davis
    
                                      Witness: W. P. Hobgood

 Sworn to and subscribed Before
    me this 3rd day of June, 1966.
    
    Signature unreadable
   _______________________________________
    Notary Public, Acadia Parish, Louisiana
    
                                  
    
   
                             
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                              BARBRE CEMETARY <sic>
                             
    
    The markers of this cemetary were removed from the graves due to the
    caving in of the river causing the levee to be set back, and were placed
    in a new location on the old Barbre property. This property is now in the
    possession of Mrs. Joe Feduccia.
    
    Markers of graves as follows:
    
   Masonic Emblem - "In Memory of FATHER STEPHEN BARBRE, born Warren Co., Ky.
     Mar. 5, 1812, died Nov. 8, 1892."
    
   "In Memory of: ELIZA, late consort of Stephen Barbre, born in Green Co.,
     Miss. Feb. 13, 1828, died Parish of Pointe Coupee March 29, 1854."
    
   "In Memory of Eliza Ella, Infant daughter of Stephen & Eliza Barbre, born
     March 5, 1854, died Apr. 24, 1854."
    
   "ARMINDA SLEEPER - WIFE OF Stephen Barbre, born Amite Co., Miss. Jan. 8,
     1837, died Dec. 26, 1869."
    
    "Stephen Barbre Jr. born June 28, 1856, died June 30, 1856."
    
    "Russell Barbre, born Nov. 1, 1863, died Nov. 1, 1863."
    
    "David Merrick Barbre, born Feb. 13, 1865, died Oct. 17, 1865."
    
   "Enla May, infant daughter of Stephen & Josephine Barbre, born Feb. 1,
     1881, died May 28, 1881."
    
    One broken stone that showed: "Born June 13, 1840, died April 14, 1887."
     (Note: these dates are those of Stephen Barbre's 3rd wife JOSEPHINE A.
      TURNER COYLE.)
    
                     THOPE AND LIGON FAMILY BIBLE RECORD
    
    Bible was printed in 1828. It is in the possession of Hines H. Stilley,
    Livingston Parish, Louisiana. It is thought that it belonged to a daughter
    of Joseph B. Ligon. Copied by Mavis S. Carroll, <address deleted, Amite,
    La.
    
    L. P. Thope was born 1804.
    Lucinda Richmond born 1810.
    Amanuel Thope born 1828. 
    Cordilla Ellenor Thope born 1829.
    
                                   

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    Joseph T. Ligon, son of Blackman and Elizabeth Ligon was born May the 19th
     1790 (See also Ligon in Chance and Brian records.)
    DeWitt Clinton Ligon, son of J. T. and Cinderilla Ligon was born September
     the 6th, 1834.
    Cinderilla Ligon wife of Joseph T. Ligon was born December 25th, 1807.
    Died on Sunday the ? day of August 1833 Elizabeth Ann Ligon, daughter of
     Joseph T. Ligon and Cinderilla Ligon age one year five months and ? days.
    Sarah Jane Ligon, daughter of J. T. and Cinderilla Ligon was born March
     10th, 1830. Elizabeth Ann Ligon, daughter of J. T. and Cinderilla Ligon
     was born Feb. 19th, 1832.
    Joseph. T. Ligon and Cinderilla Dismukes, his wife was married June the
     1st 1829.
    L. P. Thope was born in January 24, 1804 and 
    Lucinda Richmond was born March the 27th, 1810 were married April. the
     15th, 1827.
    Amanuel Thope was born January the 25th, 1828.
    Cordillia Ellenor Thope was born Nov. 11th, 1829.
    Ophillia was born Oct. the 25th, 1831.
    William Blackman Ligon son of Joseph T. and Cinderilla Ligon was born
     January 12th, 1838.
    Jesica Ligon daughter of Joseph T. and Cinderilla Ligon was born August
     29, 1839, also son of J. T. and Cinderilla Ligon.
    
    (Information regarding L. P., Lucinda, Amanuel, and Cordilla Thope
repeated).
    
    Ophiila Ann Thope born Oct. 25, 1831
    Joseph Clay Ligon son of Cinerilla and Joseph T. Ligon died August 26,
     1842.
    John Townes Ligon, son of Joseph T. and Cinderilla Ligon was born Nov. 14,
     1844.
    Adeline Cynderilla Ligon was born August 3rd, 1847.
    Miss Annie Stilley and Mr. Henry Jenkins was married Feb. 15, 1922.
    Epram Dismuke at Springfield, La. on Thursday 26th of March 1835.
    Died on the 2nd of September 1836 DeWitt Clinton, son of Joseph T. and
     Cinderella Ligon aged one year, eleven months and 26 days.
    Jesica Ligon died March 17th, 1850?
    Charles Hill Ligon died on the 4th day of April 1857.
    John Town Ligon died on the 4th day of May 1862.
    Joseph T. Ligon died on the 16th of March 1850.
    Cynderella Ligon, wife of Joseph T. Ligon died April the 11th, 1850.
    William H. Pendarvis and Addeline C. Ligon was married January the 24th
     1867
    William Levi Pendarvis was borned January 2nd, 1868.
    Rachel Annie Pendarvis was borned March 16th, 1870.
    Addie Pendarvis died Sept. 4th, 1883.
    William N. Pendarvis and Addeline C. Ligon was married January 24th, 1867.
    William Levi Pendarvis was borned March 16, 1870.
    Jane Cynderilla Pendarvis was borned December 8, 1877.
    Alice Pendarvis was borned March 5, 1874.
    Addie Pendarvis was borned April 30th, 1876.
    William H. Pendarvis died June 1, 1877.
    Addie Pendarvis died Sept. 4, 1883.
    Addeline C. Pendarvis died March 29, 1887.
    
                                 
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    Births of J. W. Stilley and Alice Pendarvis Stilley children:

    Murphy J. Stilley was borned December 31, 1892.
    Eva. Jane Stilley was born May 14, 1894.7                               
    Racjeal Annie Stilley was born October 21, 1895.
    Lillie Stilley was born April 18, 1891.
    George Pendarvis Stilley was born Nov. 19, 1901.
    Hines H Stilley was born March 25, 1904.
    Hines Hunter Stilley, son of J. W. Stilley and Alice Pendarvis married
     Lela Salassi May 20th, 1929. To this union was born Leon Clifford
     Stilley Aug. 2, 1930.
    John Warren Stilley Sept. 5, 1935.
    Florence Starns married Fred Ernest Wulliamson Sept. 4, 1927. To them
     was born:
    Joyce Mildred Williamson was born Jan. 6, 1931.
    Edward Ford Williamson Dec. 13, 1933.

                             DYSON FAMILY BIBLE

    Bible printed by the American Bible Society in 1829. In possession as of
    1966 of Guy Dyson, Hammond, La. (See also DAR Magazine, 1966).
   
    William Dyson was born 17th March 1768
    Cicilia Dyson was born 5th April 1781
    John T. Dyson was born 1st Sept. 1797
    Thom. H. Dyson was born 1st May 1800
    William F. Dyson was born 1st May 1803
    Katherin C. Dyson was born 8th March 1806
    Lesley C, Dyson 24th March 1807
    Margaret Dyson was born 20th October 1810
    Ann Dyson was born 15th November 1811
    Mary Ann Dyson born 15th January 1813
    Bainda D. Dyson was born 22nd August 1815
    George W. W. Dyson was born 2nd May 1817

                                  DEATHS

    John T. Dyson departed this life 19th August 1822
    Thomas H. Dyson departed this life 15 October 1826
    William Dyson departed this life 2nd October 1834
    Mary Ann B. Dyson departed this life March 1847
    Cicilia Dyson departed this life Aug. 29th 1859
    Margaret Dyson died on the 17th of May at 7 o'clock 1887, aged 76 years
     and 7 months
    Bethany Dyson died on the ? of June ... 1887.
    
                                  


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    On a separate page in Bible:
    
    Margaret Jane Dyson was born December 15th, 1844
    Martha Ann Dyson was born January 23, 1846
    Cicila Louisa Dyson was born May 9, 1849
    William Dyson departed this life 1884 
    Cilia Dyson was born 5 April 1781
    John J. Dyson departed this life 9 April 1822
    Thomas H. Dyson departed this life 15 October 1826
    William F. Dyson was born the 15th of May 1803
    Kathern C. ? Dyson was born the 8th of March 1804
    Lesley C. Dyson was born the 29th of March 1807
    Margaret Dyson was born 26th October 1810
    Ann Dyson departed this life M. 1847
    Mary Ann Dyson departed this life 1834 October
    Belinda D. Dyson ? 22 April 1819.
    
    (William Dyson married a Bankston. In the History of the Bankston book by
    Vacher on page 28 ... William Dyson was from Maryland. Came to Wilkes Co.,
    Ga. to join brother John Dyson. Father Thomas Dyson died in Frederick
    Go., Maryland 1776. Children listed in his will were: John, William, Anne
    and Margaret. Thomas Dyson came to Maryland about 1740.)
    
                              ROBERTSON RECORD
    
    From a Bible that was given to Leodocia Robertson 1853 by her Uncle
    Charles Dickinson Robertson. Bible was in possession of Gwendolyn
    Robertson Kopfler until her death and then was given to her daughter in
    Baton Rouge. The Robertson family were in Watagua Settlement, Tennessee
    and Nashville on to Louisiana. Copied from a xerox copy that is very hard
    to read. Submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La.,
    State Librarian of Louisiana, Daughters of the American Revolution.
    
    Charles D. Robertson and Laura ---- were married March 15th 1854.
    Nathaniel W. Pope and Leadocia Robertson were married June 23rd 1888.
    Samuel Matthews and Lennied Robertson were married Wednesday Nov. 12th
     1862.
    Thomas Garton Blewett Weissinger and Mary Jane Robertson were married A
     January 10, 1866.
    John Alvery Richard and Irene Pope were married January --- 1902.
    Nathaniel Pope Richard and Dorothy Annette Allbutton were married June 30,
     1941.
    John Alvery Richard and Helen Malcalm Halloway were married Sept. 18, 1933
    Frank Oliver Schmidt and Helen Compton Richard were married Sept. 1, 1941
    Clarence Joseph Pope and Myrtle Theada Bennett were married April 30, 1903
     Bennettville, Louisiana.
    George Bennett Pope and Ethel Maud Mulhean were married April 10th, 1931
     Barbreck, La.
    
                                   


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    Fayne John Wilkes and Myrtle Bennett Pope were married January 26th 1938
     Los Carces, New Mexico (divorced)
    Remarried Boncall Johnson at Bunkie, La. June 1950.
    Louisiana Mary Richard and James Leland Stamy (?) were married June 30,
     1911, Plaquemine, La.
    Francis Meredith Richard and Francis Allan Hebert were married November
     16, 1945.
    Agnes Gwendolyn Robertson married William Peter Kopfler April 10, 1918.
    
    Children of Irene Pope and John Alvery Richard:
    
    John Alvery Richard, Jr. born Nov. 6, 1902
    Helen Compton Richard born Feb. 9, 1905
    Frances Meredith Richard born Jan. 18, 1908
    Emogene Louise Richard born July 19, 1910
    Nathaniel Wells Pope Richard born Aug. 31, 1912
    Paul Cyrl Richard born July 24, 1914
    Louisiana Mary Richard born March 22, 1916
    James Robertson Richard born Jan. 16, 1918
    Myrtle Virginia Richard born Oct. 28, 1920
    
    Children of Nathaniel Wells Pope, Jr. and Leodocia Robertson:
    
    Katharine Lyles Pope 
    Virginia Lue Pope born 1861
    David Barrow Pope
    Hunter Collins Pope 
    Nathaniel Wells Pope
    Henry Allen Pope born March 21, 1870
    Clarence Joseph Pope born Jan. 12, 1876
    Irene Pope born Aug. 16, 1879.
    
    Children of Clarence Joseph Richard:
    
    Irene Bennett Pope born Feb. 5, 1904
    Annabel (?) Pope born June 8, 1906
    George Bennett Pope born June 23, 1908
    Myrtle Bennett Pope born June 17, 1914
    
    Children of George B. Pope and Ethel Milburn Pope
    Leodocia Robertson Pope was born Nov. 5, 1936
    Myrtle Bennett Pope born -----
    
    Children of F. Meredith Pope and Allan ? Hebert:
    
    John Alvery Richard
    
    Children of Nat. R. Richard and Dorothy A. Albritton
    
    Frances Annette Richard born at Baton Rouge
    Dorothy Jeanne was born at Baton Rouge August 15, 1948.
    
                                    

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    Children of John Alvery Richard and Helen Holloway Richard:
    
    William Archie Holloway Richard born Aug. 13, 1940
    
    Children of Frank Oliver Schmidt and Helen C. Richard:
    
    Frank Ernest Schmidt born Oct. 3, 1930
    James Robertson Schmidt born Sept. 12, 1939
    
    Children of Louisiana Mary Richard and James Leland Stamy:
    
    Mary Charlotte Stamy was born March 14, 1948
    _______ Irene Stamy born March 4, 1950
    
    Children of William Peter and Owendoly Robertson Kopfler:
    
    Edward Blount Robertson Kopfler born Feb. 10, 1919
    
    Clara Mae Kopfler born                                              
    John Dodd Kopfler born Dec. 25, 1929
    
                                  DEATHS
    
    George L. Robertson died February 6th, 1831
    George L. Robertson died July 10th 1831
    Charles D. Robertson died July 12th, 1831
    Jane Erwin Craighead died July 28th 1821
    John Erwin died April 25th 1828
    Joseph Erwin died April 14th 1829 aged 67
    Margaret Erwin died March 5th, 1830
    Mary Erwin died Sept. 9, 1832
    Eliza Erwin Wilson (?) died Jany 3rd, 1834
    George Sharp died Dec. 25, 1834
    Lavinia Erwin died Feb. 11th 1836 aged 74
    Nancy Hynes died Feb. 11, 1837                                     
    John Erwin son of Issac Erwin died 1844
    Tennessee Amelia Robertson died Nov. 23, 1838
    William B. Robertson died October 23d, 1839
    James E. Robertson died April 3rd, 1854 aged 43 years, 7 months, and
     27 days
    Leodocia Erwin wife of Wm. B. Robertson, Sr. died 1st of August, 1.852
     aged 63 years, 3 months, and 25 days.
    Edward White Robertson died April 29th, 1875 aged 25 years and 6 months.
    
    Children of W. B. Robertson, Sr.:
    
    William Percival Robertson died 9, 1879
    Mary E. Robertson died Dec. 28th, 1880
    Mary Jane Robertson, wife of T. G. B. Weisinger died Jan. 25, 1927
    Frederick Davis Robertson died Oct. 31, 1931 aged 86 years ----
    
                                       
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    James Robertson Richard died Sept. 24, 1941 8:00 p.m. age 23 years, 8 mos.
    Clarence Joseph Pope, Bunkie, La. died September 17th, 1939, age 63 years
    Mary Essee Robertson died February 5, 1942 
    Ernest Joseph Robertson died August 1944 
    George Bennett Pope died March 8, 1946 at Bunkie, La. 
    Edward White Robertson died February 1948, left no heirs 
    Dr. J. A. Richard, Sr., born at Bayou Goula, La. 12-16-75, Younger son of
     Florestine (?) Lambren -- and Joseph Richard, husband of Irene Pope, died
     at Plaquemine, La. Sept. 8, 1946.
    
    Loose Sheets from a Second Bible that were in First Robertson Bible:
    
   Edward White Robertson, third child of W. B. Robertson and May Robertson
     baptised August 6th, 1878
    
    Children of Joseph and Lavinia (?) Erwin:
    
    John Erwin was born December 20th, 1783
    Jane Erwin was born June 23rd, 1787
    Leodicoa Erwin was born November 25th, 1789
    Thompson Erwin was born Nov. 29th, 1791
    Eliza Erwin was born Dec. 20th, 1793
    Nancy Erwin born Aug. 10th, 1796
    Joseph Erwin born July 25th, 1798
    Isaac Erwin born June 27th 1800
    
    William B. Robertson born June 15th, 1785
    Tennessee Robertson was born August 7th, 1808
    James E. Robertson was born August 7th, 1810
    William B. Robertson, Jr. was born December 17th, 1813
    Lavinia J. Robertson was born March 24th, 1821
    Edward W. Robertson was born June 18th 1823
    George Sharp Robertson was born May 30th, 1828
    Chas. D. Robertson born Feby. 5th, 1830
    Geo. S. Robertson was born April 21st, 1831
    Chas. Dickinson Robertson born June 24th, 1833
    Tennessee Amelia Robertson born 3 July 1833
    Leodocia Robertson born September 1st, 1837
    Tennessee Robertson born October 5th, 1839
    James Michel Robertson born May 9th 1840
    Frederick Davis Robertson born November 25th, 1844
    Mary Jane Robertson born August 18th, 1846
    Wm. Blunt Robertson born November 25th, 1847
    Edward White Robertson born September 18th, 1849
    
    Children of James M. Robertson and Ernestine -----
    
    Herbert Sidney Robertson born Aug. 5, 1871
    Frederick David Robertson born July 11th 1873
    ----------- Joseph Robertson Feb. __, 1875
    
                                   

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    William Percival Robertson ---- 1876
    ----- C. Robertson born Feb. 26th, 1880
    ----- Robertson born August 17, 1882
    Wm. Blount Robertson born Dec. 1, 1883
    Henry All Robertson born ----- 16, 1885
    Arthur Raymond Robertson born June 14, 1887
    Mary Lissio Robertson born June 26, 1888
    Agnes Gwendolyn Robertson born May 26, 1890
    
    William B. Robertson and Leodiocea Erwin were married April 5th, 1807
    James E. Robertson and Ernestine Schlater were married June 10th, 1830
    William B. Robertson, Jr. and Mary Jane Chinn were married April 16th,
     1838
    Edward W. Robertson and Mary Jane Pope were married April 15th, 1847
    
    Olivere (?) P. Davis and Leodicea Ann Sharp married July 2nd, 1846
    Samuel Matthews and Elizabeth Jane Sharp were married January 1st, 1852
    
                       LANIER FAMILY GENEALOGICAL TREE
    
    Taken from the Family Records of Mr. Lee Lanier of Amite, La. Submitted to
    the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La., State Librarian of
    Louisiana Daughters of the American Revolution.
    
    Jerome Lanier of Brodeaux, France in 1558 emigrated with his family to
    England, in the latter part of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Jerome was a
    Huguenot who  fled from execution or persecution and finding himself
    without means in a foreign land availed himself of his accomplishments and
    secured a position in Queen Elizabeth's household as Court musician. He
    found great favor at the court and for about one hundred years - 1558 to
    1666 - the Laniers flourished in England, distinguished themselves in
    music, art and military genius. They were a family of means and culture in
    France. Jerome Lanier had three sons:  Nicholas, Clement and Jerome.
    
                                                                       
    Nicholas Lanier was born in 1568, he was the most prominent of Jerome's
    sons. He enjoyed high favor under James the 7th reign and especially so
    under Charles the 7th's reign. English history says of him that he was one
    of those artists whose various talents were so noticeable as to suit the
    taste of Charles the 7th. He gathered Charles the 7th's collection of
    paintings. He was a skilled musician, artist and courier. Five of his
    famous paintings are distributed as follows: one owned by Van Dyke, one in
    the collection of Charles the 7th, one now in the music hall of Oxford.
    Two owned by the Prince of Wales. He died in 1648 leaving two sons:
    Nicholas, Jr. and John Thomas Lanier.
    
    Nicholas Lanier, Jr., brother of John Thomas Lanier who migrated to
    America in 1683; was also a noted musician and artist. He was frequently
    seen at the court of England. He was made president of the English Society
    of Musicians
    
    
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    and Artists for life. He enjoyed many favors from the King. Other members 
    of the Society were Clement, Andreu, and Jerome. These appear to be of
    another branch of Laniers.

     (Comment of J. B. Lanier Plooard - 1947 - Apparently history closes out
    all branches of the family who may have remained in England and the
    Laniers in America seem to be descendants of John Thomas Lanier and
    Elizabeth Washington, the aunt of George Washington.)

     Jerome Lanier lives in a palatial house in Greenwich, was a great and
    famous musician. Owned the greatest collection of paintings than in
    existence. He had only one son.

     Sir John Lanier in 1690 comes again in history of being knighted "Knight
    of his valor, in the capture of Castle of Edinboro. He was Major General
    of the "Horse & Dragon." In the Irish war made himself prominent in Battle
    of Boyne and fell at Battle of Steinkiek fighting gloriously along with
    the brave Douglas. This closes his story as far as we know of Clement and
    Jerome Lanier, so the family name was apparently perpetuated by the
    descendants of the son Nicholas Lanier. They may have had daughters.

     John Thomas Lanier, son of Nicholas and grandson of Jerome was from
    Bordeaux in 1603 to America with John Washington. He brought much of the
    family furniture with him. He was given a grant of 10 miles or 1400 acres
    of land on the South of James River and it included what is now Richmond,
    located in what is now counties of Prince George, Brunswick, etc. He
    subsequently moved to North Carolina (North border) and was very
    prominent. In 1688 he married Elizabeth Washington, daughter of John
    Washington, aunt of George Washington. His will is on record in Prince
    George County, Virginia. He was prosperous and left sons Sampson, Robert,
    Nicholas, John Thomas and Buckner.

     Nicholas Lanier, son of John Thomas Lanier, died 1779 and left two
    daughters.

     Sampson Lanier was the only surviving son of John Thomas Lanier and
    Elizabeth Washington Lanier. He died in 1743 also rather young, but lived
    a life of great usefulness as a plantation teacher and physician. His will
    in Brunswick County, Va. left large estate to Thomas Dannell Lanier;
    Sampson Lanier, Jr., James, Richard and Elizabeth.

     Thomas Dannell Lanier died in 1745 and left two daughters.

     Elizabeth married a Burch and second a Smith.

     Richard Lanier had sons Lewis, Burwell, Buckner and daughter Winnifred.
     
     Lewis, son of Richard Lanier, had a son Alexander Lanier that settled in
    New York City. Alexander had a son James D. F. Lanier.

     Burwell Lanier had one son David. David moved from Brunswick Co. to
    Pittsylvania Co., Va. in 1772. The land is in what is now Henry Co., Va.
    Va. records show that David Lanier was a Capt of a Co. in the revolution
    distinguished himself as a brave military genius. He married Miss Mollie
    Hicks.
                                   

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    David Lanier, Jr. had son James Monroe Lanier, grandson Charles and
    grandson James who named a son James Monroe Lanier, who was a Capt. in War
    of 1812. Was of fine personal appearance and was a large land owner in
    Virginia. Daughters of James Monroe Lanier, son of David, were Sally and
    Judith.
    
    John Hicks Lanier, Lucy and Nancy and Eliza were other children of David
    Lanier.
    
    John Hicks Lanier married a Miss Carter. She was the mother of his
    children and when he married a second time the children could not get
    along with the new wife and they moved to Missouri. Daughter Mary married
    and moved to Lincoln Co., Mo. She married John Lovell__ Children: John,
    Jr., Wilie and Allie. Son David had a daughter Mary. Mary first married
    James Jones and then a Ferguson. John Hicks, Jr. married Sallie Robinson
    and had children: David, Demarous, Mollie. Edward, son of John Hicks
    Lanier, Sr. married Jane and had two sons. Robert, son of John H. Lanier,
    Sr. married twice. His descendants live around St. Louis.
    
    Sampson Lanier, Jr. - Sampson died 1757, Brunswick Co., Va. and it named
    children:
    
    Buckner Lanier, son of Sampson, Jr. was famous for ability to settle 
    disputes. Well educated - physician and planter. Had one son Sterling
    Robert Lanier, son of Sterling, married Mary Anderson of Macon, Georgia.
    
    Sterling Lanier had sons Sidney, the poet, who died of TB contracted
    during the Civil War and son Clifford Lanier who went to Montgomery,
    Alabama and settled. Sidney Lanier was born 1841.
    
    John Hillery Lanier was son of Sidney Lanier. His children were John,
    Hillery, Robert, Benjamin, Samuel, Alice, Naomi, Aliph, and Bethesheba.
    
    Hillery Jones Lanier had the following children: Martin Penn, Daniel
    Walker Andrew Edwards, Green, Samuel, Beal, Louise, Serepta, Martha,
    Elizabeth, Mary.
    
    Daniel Walker Lanier married twice. By first wife Kate Brown children 
    were Florence, Henry B., Leon T. (Lee) and by 2nd wife, Sophie Egdoff they
    were Ernest, Bryant and Louella.
    
    Leon T. Lanier (Lee) married Trisita Marie Raine and his children were
    Don, Walker, Jack Farrell, Bert Rory, Leo D'Arcy, Leo Hillery, Norma, Rose
    Marie and two other daughters.
    
    This was notorized as a true copy of that copied by Mr. Lee Lanier of
    Amite La. 8-22-47 from Family Records of John Hicks Lanier, who moved to
    Mo. in 1845. The record was added to by John B. Lanier Pollard, grandson
    of John Hicks Lanier.                                               


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    These are old family records and are not documented; however, they are a
    good finding list. There has recently been published a book regarding this
    family that will bear out this information. Hillery and his brother
    Benjamin were in the Florida Parishes section of Louisiana as early as
    1873 but the court records do not show estate papers.
    
                              WOMACK RECORD
    
    Submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La., State
    Librarian of Louisiana Daughters of the American Revolution.
    
    STATE OF LOUISIANA
    PARISH OF ST. HELENA
    
            BEFORE ME THE UNDERSIGNED authority, personally came and appeared,
        Hollis Womack Lindsey, who after being duly sworn on his oath, did
        say: That he is the owner of the old family Bible previously owned by
        his grandfather Abraham Womack, who was born April 6th, 1809, St.
        Helena Parish, State of Louisiana, whose first wife was Matilda
        Tillery, and whose second wife was Lucy Darnella, arid who was the son
        of Abraham Womack and Elizabeth Burton who were married in Georgia and
        then came to Louisiana, St. Helena Parish on or about 1800.
    
                                     (Signed)             H. W. Lindsey.
    
    Sworn to and subscribed before me,
    this the 16th day of July, 1938.
    
               Chas. G. Reeves,
    (Seal) Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio
                Notary Public
    
            And I, Chas. G. Reeves, Clerk of Court in and for the Parish of
        St. Helena, State of Louisiana, do hereby certify I find enscribed in
        the above described Bible the following:
    
        "Family Record of Birth" """""Abraham Womack, was born April 6th, 1809."
        """""Matilda Womack the wife of Abraham Womack, was born June 6, 1809."
        """""Mary Margaret Cain was born the 13th of February, 1827."
        """""Sarahan Jane Cain was born the 10th of December, 1829."
        """""Angeline Womack was born the 12th of May, 1836."
        """""Nancy H. Womack was born the 5th of May, 1838." 
        """""Matilda G. Womack was born the 25th of August, 1844."
    
    
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                                DEATHS
    
    "Matilda G. Womack Consort of Abraham Womack Jr., died September the 3rd,
    1846, pneumonia, sick about 17 days Dr. Comer."
    
    """""Mary M. E. Cain, died December 9th, 1845 of Billious Feaver."
    
    """""Elizabeth B. Womack, died August 22, 1847, died of Conjection Feaver,
    time only three days, Physician, Wm. T. Dean, her age, 11 years, 3 months
    at death."
    
    """""Angeline Womack died May 30, 1848, died of Dysentary in the town of Baton
    Rouge at the seminary, her physician Dr. Hereford and Buffington, her age
    when she died, she was 14 years and 32 days, funeral services performed by
    Rev. Grenshaw, half past twelve meridian by a Methodist Clergyman."
    
    """""Dolly Mitchell died August 24th, 1847, died of B. Feaver died without the
    aid of medicine, she was supposed to be 77 years."
    
        """""Still the same no charm forget nothing that time had given"
        Forget not the dead who have loved, who have left us, Who
        band over us now from their light house above, Report thine
        fond words all time noble deeds cherish. Speak pleasantly of
        those who left us in tears While time bears our feet through
        the Valley of Years."
    
    """""Gonzalo P. Womack, was born the 12th, 1856 at one o'clock A.M. Adomini.
    Mrs. Richardson, St. Helena."
    
                              TABLE OF DECENTS
    
    Issue of Richard Womack and Nancy Womack (Nancy Childres):
    
    1st. David Womack
        Mildred Womack (Mildred Prier)
    
         Abraham Womack
         Elizabeth Womack (Elizabeth Burton)
    
         Abraham Womack & Lucy M. Donnella were married on Sunday 10 o'clock
         in the City of New Orleans the 28th day of March, 1847 by R. D.
         Hinton.
    
         Jane Clark Womack was born October 25th, 1848 at sun down in Rich-
         mond, Virginia.
         Jane C. Womack died August 7th, 1850 in the evening 20 minutes to 4,
         died of whooping cough and dysentary, her physician, A. B. Taylor,
         age 20 months, 10 days.
    
         Videlia Womack was born January 8th, 1850, St. Helena Parish, La.
         Videlia Womack deceased September 15th, 1851 in evening half past 7
         died of Dysentary and Whooping cough, sick five weeks and one day.
    
                                    

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    Owen Donnella Womack was born March the 10th, 1852 at sun rise, Wednesday,
    St. Helena. O.D.W. deceased August the 20, 1852 P.M. at 3. Died of Dysen-
    tary, his physician Felder, sick 46 days.

    Abraham Womack Junior, Great Grandfather and Grandmother Richard Womack,
    Nancy Childress, madon name.

    My great grandfather and mother on my grandmother's side John Henry Prier,
    his wife Margaret Ganes, madon name.
    Grandfather and mother, David Womack his wife Mildren Prier madon name.
    Jacob Burton his wife Nancy Hambitton (Hamilton?) madon name grandfather
    on mother's side.
    
                                 Chas. G. Reeves, Clerk of Court
    
     (Seal)  
                                                               
    "Abraham Womack, Sr., father.                                             
     Elizabeth Burton, mother, madon name.

    Abraham Womack, died January the 26th, at midnight 1878 of Applexey.

    Nannie N. Lindsey, daughter of A. Womack and Matilda G. Tillery died at
    midnight April 5th, 1876.

    Matilda G. Womack died Dec. 29th, 1881.

    Given under my hand and seal of office, this 16th day of July A.D., 1938.
                                 (Signed)                                   
                                         Chas. G. Reeves
                                         Clerk of Court in and for
                                         the Parish of St. Helena,
                                         Louisiana.
    
    I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original now in the
    possession of Elliott Spear in the town of Bastrop, Louisiana.
    
    
    
        Bastrop, Louisiana, this the 10th day of August, 1938.
    
                                          Lola Miller
                                          Notary Public in and for
                                          Morehouse Parish, Louisiana
    
                                   

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                  VALENTIN LEONHARDT (LEONARD) FAMILY RECORD
    
    Submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La., State
    Librarian, Daughters of the American Revolution.
    
    Martin Leonhardt - Thought to have been a French Huguenot who fled to
    Germany through Switzerland and settled at Katzenbach, 15 mi. NE of
    Heidelberg. Had brother, Micheal. Data from Reformed Church Register,
    Katzenbach, mar. Anne Barbara Spohn 11/11/1704. Children:
    
     Sebastian, baptized 2/14/1706
     Henry, baptized 7/24/1713
     Philip, baptized 2/18/1717
     Valentin, baptized 10/23/1718
    
    Valentin Leonhardt - B. Katzenbach, Germany 10/13/1718.Sailed on ship Nep-
    tune; arrived port of Philadelphia 10/25/1746. Settled immediately Rowan
    Co., N.C. Fought Cornwallis at Battle of Guilford Court House. Killed by
    Tories 9/2/1781. Buried at Pilgrim Church near Lexington, N.C., mar.
    Elizabeth ---- ? ------ Their children:
    
     Barbara             Katherine
     Peter               Elizabeth
     Valentine           Philip mar. Marie Ann Schaff
     Micheal             Jacob
    
    Philip Leonard - Probably born in N.C. Served as private in N.C. Militia
    and last served at Battle of Guilford C. H. Occupation, farmer d. 1828.
    Lived in Bowan later Davidson Co., N.C. on land settled by his father.
    Salve owner. Member of German Reformed Church., mar. Ann Marie Schaff.
    Records with first books of Pilgrim Church on deposit with N.C. Histocial
    Comm. and County record. Children:
    
     Henry b. Jan. 13, 1785      Elizabeth b. May 4, 1787
     Philip                      Eve
     Solomon b. April 4, 1803    Susannah b. July 21, 1783
     Mary                        Leah
     Molly
    
    Solomon Leonard - mar. Mary (Polly) Leonard, dau. of George Leonard. Lived
    near Lexington, N.C. Farmer and Labor. Very little information collected
    to date. Children:
    
     Eliza b. 1828               Alvarian b. Jan. 14, 1840
     Mary b. 1832                Daniel b. 1843
     Elizabeth b. 1836           Sarah b. 1845
     Soloman b. April 8, 1838    (Possibly others)
    
    
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    Solomon Leonard (Jr.) - Born in Davidson Co., N.C. Moved to Arkansas at
    early age. Settled in Dallas Co., Ark. and mar. Miss Minerva Ann Goza
    Jan. 6, 1870. Served as Pvt. in Confederate Am. 12th, Co. D. for four
    years. Died Aug. 22, 1911. Buried near Sparkean, Arkansas. Occupation:
    Farmer, ginner, county merchant. Children:
    
     Cornelia Elizabeth b. Oct. 29, 1870, died Aug. 1, '73.
     James Daniel b. Feb. 8, 1872 Lousinda Etta b. Jan. 7,
     1874 Jesse Lee b. Aug. 23, 1876 John Preston b. Feb.
     2, 1878 Annie Permelia b. Mar. 15, 1882 Joseph Atchley
     b. June 18, 1883, d. 1948 Nancy Imola b. Dec. 11,
     1887.
    
    James Daniel Leonard - Born Dallas Co., Arkansas. Graduate M.D. First mar.
    Miss Birdie Brich: 3 children; Second mar. Miss Eula Melissa Lockhart
    after death of first wife. Moved to Coke Co., Texas 1903. Has served
    faithfully as  country doctor since that time and at times the only doctor
    for that county
    
    First Marriage:  Emmagene (Rolls, Texas)
                     Birch (Dec. 1919)
                     Charlot Elizabeth d. Dec. 25, 1948
    
    Second Marriage: Woodrow Worth, b. Aug. 7, 1913 Sherwood, Texas
                     Dwain Erwin, b. Nov. 15, 1917 Bronte, Texas.
    
    W.W. Leonard,
    <address deleted>,  Shreveport, La.
    Jan. 30, 1952.
    
                           SAMUEL B. JONES RECORD
    
    Submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, Louisiana,
    State Librarian, Daughters of American Revolution. Issue of Samuel B.
    Jones b. North Carolina ca 1780 and wife Bertha Nation, b. S.C./1783.
    
       Jeremiah Hamilton Jones b. Spartanburg, S. C. Jan. 29, 1801, wed 4
    times;  first wife was Clarisa Pruitt (died 1823)
    
       1. Robert Walters Jones b. 1821 Gwinnett Co., Ga.
       2. James Pinckeny Jones b. 1823 Gwinnett Co., Ga.
       3. Saml. J. J. Jones b. Miss. 1853
       4. Flora A. Jones b. Miss. 1855
       5. Sarah Ann Jones b. Miss. 1862
       6. Susan P. Jones b. Miss. 1858
       7. Emma L. Jones b. Miss. 1867
    
                                    

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       8. Newton A. Jones b. 1869
       9. Henry Jones CSA killed in service
      10. ? Jones CSA killed
    
      (There were also at least two other children.)
    
    2. Ranson Julaney Jones b. Spartanburg S.C. April 12, 1808, mar. Abigail
        McInnis b. 1/30/1811; she d. 12/31/1863. Mar. second Malinda J.
        Benge b. 1/14/1834, dau. of Wm. R. Benge. Ranson was a Methodist
        minister.
    
       1. Daniel McKendrell Jones b. 1838
       2. Kenneth Alexander Jones b. 1836 (Methodist minister)
       3. Ranson Julaney Jones b. 1837
       4. Martha Ann Jones b. 1840
       5. Mary Jane Jones b. 1841
       6. Samuel Watson Jones b. 1843
       7. Richmond Henry Jones b. 1844
       8. Malinda Catherine Jones b. 1866
       9. Edwin Barkely Jones b. 1868
      10. William Burwell Jones b. 1869 Methodist minister. Had son George
          Hawkins Jones
    
   3. Henry Tecumseh Jones. b. 1811 Spartanburg Co., S.C. wed Frances M. Allen
      b. 1822.  He was a Methodist Minister.
    
       1. Henrietta Jones b. 1845 Miss.
       2. Lazarus J. Jones b. 1848 Ga.
       3. Alford M. Jones b. 1850 Ga.
       4. Lazarus J. Jones b. 1852 Ga. Methodist Minister
       5. Wiley Y. Jones b. 1854 Miss.
       6. Abigail B. Jones b. 1857
       7. Eliza J. Jones b. 1859 Miss.
       8. Frances L. Jones b. 1860 Miss.
       9. E. K. T. Jones b. 1853 Miss.
    
    4. Lazarus Jackson Jones b. 1816 Spartanburg, S.C. (?) mar. 1st Nancy
    
       McDonald b. 1818 in N.C.; mar. 2nd Mary S. b. 1826, S. C.

          Mary B. Jones b. 1840 Miss.
          Victoria Carolina Jones b. 1842 Miss.
          Nancy Jane Jones b. 1845
          Samuel Stewart Jones b. 1849
          Sarah Katherine Jones b. 1847                                        
          Lazarus J. Jones, Jr. b. 1857                                        
          Juley M. Jones b. 1859                                          
          Myra Jones b. 1862                                              
          Samuel E. Jones b. 1855.                                        
                                                                          
                                                                          
                                        
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    5. Seaborn Wiley Jones b. 1822 Gwinnett Co., Ga. mar. 1st Lucinda
       Millsaps; mar. 2nd. Mary J. b. 1834. (Methodist Minister).
    
        William E. Jones b. 1851 Miss.
        W. U. Jones
        Samuel Uriah Jones b. 1852 Methodist minister
    
    6. Martha Jones lst mar. ? 2nd mar. J. S. Kennedy
    
        J. M. Kennedy
        H. A. Kennedy
    
    7. Mary (Polly) Jones mar. Lazarus Dempsey
    8. Katherine Jones mar. _____ Goss
    
                                   Compiled by Alan T. Calhoun
                                     Spartanburg, S. C. 1955.
    
                        PIERCE L. REDWINE BIBLE RECORD
    
    Bible record of Pierce L. Redwine published 1844. Submitted to the Society
    by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La., State Librarian of Louisiana
    Daughters of the American Revolution. Handwritten in Bible is the
    statement: "Hon P. L. Redwine as a mark of respect from his friend, S. D.
    Waterman, New Orleans, 1st of May 1847." Mr. Redwine lived in Lincoln
    Parish, La. but was born in Georgia. See also page 192.
    
                               MARRIAGES
    
    Pierce L. Redwine and Diana C. Garner was married August the 21st 1832
    John Lamkin and Aura Ann Mary Redwine were married Oct. 5, A.D. 1853.
    Alsey Franklin Pollard and Frances Elizabeth Redwine were married Feb.
     16, 1864.
    William Eli Redwine and Ann Jenkins Mallory were married Sept. 26, 1865
    Note: Hinds County Marriages -- by Forrest - Book I-1825-1836 - Pierce
          Redwine and Derina Caple Gardner. William H. Lane. bnds. Aug. 31,
          1832.
    
                                BIRTHS
    
    Pierce L. Redwine was born Sept. 15, 1811
    Diana C. Redwine 10-22-09
    Martin Conger Redwine 2-4-34
    Aura Ann Mary Redwine 8-8- 35 
    Susan Missouri Redwine 7-17-37
    Columbus Marion Redwine 10-29-38
    Frances Elizabeth Redwine 8-2-41
    Willial Eli Redwine 3-3-43 Silas
    Whitfield Redwine 12- 30-45
    
                                  

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    Ann Jenkins Mallory 1-18-47
    Ann Frank Redwine 11-3-66
    Annie Laurie Redwine 2-2-68
    Martin Conger Redwine 3-11-69
    Pierce Mallory Redwine 4-2-73
    Josie Capel Redwine 5-18-75
    Minnie May (?) Redwine 11-28-76
    William Eli Redwine, Jr. 12-25-78
    Susan Brown Redwine 2-27-81
    Sallie Standifer Redwine 10-16-83
    Aura Alberta Redwine 12-8-85
    Irma Lee Redwine 9-7-88
    
                                  DEATHS
    
    Pierce L. Redwine 7-6-47
    Silas Whitfield Redwine 7-7-47
    Diana C. Redwine 7-26-90
    Minnie May Kinman 7-11-01
    Eli Redwine -9-3-21
    Ann Redwine 8-22-23
    Fannie E. Redwine 3 --- 26
    Annie Laurie Brown 7-5-07
    Euna (?) Tomlinson June 11, 1925
    Pierce M. Redwine 12-1-38
    Susan Brown Hinton 6-24-39
    Alberta Redwine Gandy 8-11-23
    
                         JESSE REDWINE FAMILY RECORD
    
    Submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La., State
    Librarian of Louisiana Daughters of the American Revolution.
    
    Jesse M. Redwine b. Aug. 10, 1799, was son of William Redwine and Malinda
    Lou Cox. Elizabeth Hunt Redwine b. Oct. 21, 1791.
    
    Children:
    
     W. C. Redwine b. Feb. 15, 1818
     Alfrid Jones Redwine b. Oct. 16, 1819
     James Asbury Redwine b. May 24, 1821 
     Sion Birdine Redwine b. Feb.7, 1823
     Drusilla Hassette Redwine b. Oct. 26,1824
     Jesse Hullum Redwine b. May 18, 1827
     Lewis Hobbs Redwine b. July 13, 1829
     Hulda Ann Frances Redwine b. Nov. 9, 1831
     Willis Morgan Redwine b. Sept. 27, 1833
     Pierce Lovic Nicklas Redwine b. Nov. 12, 1835
     Elizabeth Redwine D. March 23, 1844
     Jesse M. Redwine d. July 7, 1846.
    
                                   
                               
    
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                   SARAH MOORE AND JAMES COEN BIBLE RECORD
    
        Bible of Sarah Moore and James Coen. Bible printed by E. H. Butler
    1847. Submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La.,
    State Librarian of Louisiana Daughters of the American Revolution. The
    front pages of the Bible were missing. It was in the possession of Mr.
    Charlie Coen, a grandson, who lived at Hermanville, Mississippi. Record
    was copied about 1940. Kathryne Goza Watkins is the granddaughter of James
    Moore Coen and his wife Sallie (Sarah) Butler.
    
                                MARRIAGES
    
    James and Sarah (Moore) Coen married May 27, 1841 William and Martha
    (Miller) Coen married Oct. 16, 1860. James M(oore) Coen and Sarah
    Butler mar. June 19th, 1866 (by Rev. Henry Purser).
    
                                 BIRTHS
    
    Martha Ann Coen born May 7, 1842
    William Praul Coen born July 23, 1844
    James Moore Coen born September 5, 1849. (He died April 1, 1934.)
    James Coen born May 29, 1798
    Sarah (Moore) Coen born January 10, 1816
    (Note: James Coen, Sr. had been born on shipboard coming from Ireland.
          His ancestors had fled Scotland to Ireland. His parents died
          before he reached America and he was taken in by a Mr. William
          Praul of New York.)
    
                                 DEATHS
    
    Sarah Coen died Aug. 5, 1892, age 76 years.
    James Coen died July 18th, 1860
    
    The two sons above and the son-in-law were soldiers in the Confederate
    Army. Doctor Miller served at Vicksburg as did the two Coen brothers.
    James Moore Coen served with C. F., 24 Miss. Cav. He joined at the age
    of 16. The Coens are buried at the churchyard of the church where they
    worshiped, Pisgah Cemetery.
    
    Sallie Butler, first wife of James Moore Coen, was buried in the "Lenoir
    Cemetery in Copiah County. Sallie Butler born Feb. 7, 1853 died April 5,
    1885. Also in this cemetery--John E. Butler, Sallie's brother, born Feb.
    24, 1840 died May 1, 1874 (of wounds received during the war.) Jemima
    (Gustavus), wife of J. W. Butler died May 26, 1858, age 38 years, 3 mos.
    29 days. (She was born when the family lived in Washington Parish,
    Louisiana. She married in Copiah County, Mississippi Dec. 17, 1838.) Jesse
    W. Butler died Jan. 26, 1853, age 46 years, 3 months, 21 days. Sallie
    Butler was the daughter of Jesse and Jemima Butler. She was a minor child
    when her parents died and she was reared by her guardian and uncle Wiley
    
                                   
                               
    
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    Jackson Butler of Copiah County, Mississippi. The Butler brothers were
    born in Morgan County, Georgia. Jessie and Wiley Butler were two of the
    sons of Jessie Butler and Mary Myhand. The Butlers were Quakers from
    Pennsylvania. (I copied the records of the tombstones of the Butlers on
    April 1, 1934, as I came home from my_ grandfather's funeral. I went,
    back there again in 1965 and all of the stones were gone except the big
    monument for Jesse W. Butler.)
    
                           MILLSAPS BIBLE RECORD
    
    Originally owned by William and Rebecca Millsaps. It is now housed in
    Millsaps College. Bible printed in 1818. (1 have had this record since
    1938.  It was sent to me by Dan Bufkin of Jackson, Mississippi.) Submitted
    to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La., State Librarian of
    the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Millsaps Family first
    settled in Augusta County, Virginia. The owner of this Bible was born in
    North Carolina. He came with his family through South Carolina, Tennessee
    and Georgia to Mississippi about 1810. They settled first in the lower
    part of the state near what is now Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Then most of
    the family went to Copiah County. Some of them went to Simpson County and
    the oldest son settled in Jasper County, Mississippi. (The Millsaps of
    Ouachita Parish, La. are descended from Uriah Millsaps, the oldest son.
    The family tradition is that Thomas, son of Uriah Millsaps, started to
    Texas and got as far as Trenton, Louisiana, when smallpox broke out in the
    wagon train and the wagon train never left this area.)
    
                                  BIRTHS
    
    William Millsaps, son of Thomas and Sarah, born October 1769
    Rebecca Millsaps, dau. of William and Grace Webster, born May 1775
    Uriah Millsaps, son of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born Feb. 15, 1793
    Salley Millsaps, dau. of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born Feb. 10, 1797
    Thomas Millsaps, son of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born Jan. 1, 1799
    Charity Millsaps, dau. of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born Feb. 12, 1800
    (Viney Millsaps born Feb. 13, 1803, died young, not in Bible.)
    William Webster Millsaps, son of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born Oct.
     26, 1804
    Reuben Millsaps, son of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born Sept. 13, 1806
    Polley Millsaps, dau. of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born July 10, 1808
    Lewiza Millsaps, dau. of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born April 26, 1810
    Green Millsaps, son of William and Rebecca Millsaps, born April 26, 1812
    Lealeah Millsaps, dau. of Uriah and Salley (Carter) Millsaps, born May 15,
     1814.
    William Henry Touchstone, son of Dempsa Touchstone and Sally Touchstone,
     born May 28, 1814.
    John Barlow was born Sept. 15, 1804
    Polly Barlow was born July 10, 1808
    Samantha Barlow was born Feb. 15, 1827
    
                                    
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     Rebecca Barlow was born Feb. 4, 1828
     William Bryant Barlow was born April 18, 1829
     Lydia Barlow was born Oct. 20, 1850
     Charity Barlow was born Nov. 6, 1851 
     Louisa Barlow was born May 12, 1833
     Polly Barlow was born April 17,1835
     Louvinia Barlow was born Dec. 9, 1836
     Martha E. Barlow was born Dec. 25, 1838.
    
                                   DEATHS
    
Departed this life the 22 of June 1840, John Barlow, aged thirty-six years
Departed this life the 25 of December 1853, Louisa Decell, aged twenty years
Departed this life June 4, 1876, Samantha Barlow, aged 49 years
Departed this life the 1st of August 1833, William and Rebecca Millsaps (of
      cholera.)
Departed this life the 19th day of October 1884, aged 76 years, 3 mos, 9 das,
      Polly Cranfield (she married Cranfield 2nd.), wife of Jno. Barlow.
S. D. Matthews, died Friday, Sept. 25th, 1925, aged 59 years.
    
                          URIAH MILLSAPS BIBLE RECORD
    
     Bible in possession of Mrs. I. C. Garber, Jr., of Jackson, Miss. Record
     submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryne Watkins, Hammond, La., State
     Librarian of Daughters of American Revolution. Uriah Millsaps was the
     eldest son of William and Rebecca Millsaps. He died in Jasper County,
     Mississippi where he had lived for many years. He was probably born in
     North Carolina.
    
                                  RECORD
    
      Uriah Millsaps was born Feb. 15, 1793, died Dec. 9, 1846
      Sally C. (Carter) Millsaps born May 26, 1792, died July 4, 1836
      Celia Millsaps born May 15, 1814, eldest dau., died Feb. 15, 1883,
       Paulding, Miss.
      Rebecca Millsaps, 2nd dau., born Jan. 10, 1816, died Jan. 21, 1821
     "Sally Millsaps, born Jan. 16, 1818, died June 19, 1853
      Lucinda Millsaps, born Dec. 24, 1819, died Sept. 22, 1832
      William Millsaps, born Oct. 30, 1821, died Sept. 5, 1845.
     Thomas Millsaps, born June 2. 1824. (Note: His death was not recorded in
      the Bible. Tradition states that he married and started to Texas.
      Smallpox broke out in the wagon train and they stopped at Trenton, La.
      and never went to Texas. His death date was supplied by one of his
      descendants, Mrs. L. L. Langsford, of the Larche Family. He died October
      20, 1881.)
     Rebecca Millsaps, born Oct. 26, 1827
     Susanna Millsaps, born August 6, 1833, died Nov. 7, 1897
    
                                   
                      
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                      LEWIS COOKSON DAVIS FAMILY RECORD
                      (Nat. D.A.R. #299625; 303275;689981)
    
    Lewis Cookson Davis was born Hanover Co., Virginia 1757 - died Autauga Co
    Va. 2-3-1835. Place of residence during the Revolution was Fluvanna County
    Va. His service was: Enlisted 1777, as a private. Served under Captain
    Brown, Col. Parker and John Allison, Staff of Virginia. Also served under
    Captain Guess, Col. Fibeyer, Staff of Virginia. Engaged in Battles Man-
    month and Stoney Point, and was one of the sufferers at Valley Forge.
    Served three years. Married Sarah Anderson 5-2-1783. She died August,
    1797. Submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, D.A.R. State Librarian.
    
    Their children:
    
    1. Aronda Dorethea b. 1784 (Hanover Co., Va.), d. 1825; mar. Samuel
       Douglas,  b. Feb. 1776, d. 1825.
     2. Mary, b. 1785; mar. T. C. Dunaway
     3. Clarissa Ann, b. 1787, d. 1850, mar. 1807 Thomas Lackay b. 1785, d.
        1812
     4. Lanclott C. b. 1788
     5. John Anderson b. 1789
     6. Penelope b. 1792, mar - ----- Hicks
     7. Silas B. b. 1794
     8. Anderson B. b. 1797, d - ----- ; mar. 6-13-1820 Lucinda Wright b. 1800
         Georgia.
    
    Second Marriage (Wife's name unknown)
    
     9. Alvin F. b. 1799
    10. Jesse C. b. 1801
    11. Marildah A. b. 1805
    12. Elizabeth P. b. 1807
    13. Aseemy U. b. 1809
    14. Virginia b. 1812
    15. Lewis C. b. 1812
    16. Asenith M. b. 1816
    
    2nd generation:
    
    Anderson B. Davis born in Georgia 1797, mar. Lucinda Wright b. 1800
    Georgia
    
    Both are buried in the Heard Cemetery in Selma, Alabama. Their children:
    
    1. Lee Davis, b ----- ; mar. Puss Walker
    2. Alvin Perkins Davis b. 8-9-1829 Ala., d. 12-28-1904; mar. 12-20-1855
         Mary Francis Heard b. 3-12-1843 Ala. d. 3-11-1925 La.
    3. Jesse Cookston Davis mar. 10-30-1853 Mary Poppie Hopkins born 10-1-
         1837, d. 10-17-1922. Jesse born 3-11-1831, d ----
     4. Lewis Davis, mar. Lizzie Walker
     5. Billy Davis, mar. Sue Martin
     6. Lucinda Carolina Davis, mar. 12-1855 William J. Jones
     7. Mary Davis, mar. Joe Mount b. New York
     8. Elizabeth Ann b. 2-29-1836 (called Aunt Betty) Perry County, Ala. d.
         2-7-1925 La. , mar. 6-27-1865 Joe Mount (after her sister had
         died) by Jesse M. Heard, Minister.
    
                                   
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    Third generation:
    
    1. Lee Davis and Puss Walker did not have any children. They reared the
         children of his sister Betty after her husband Joe Mount died.
    2. Alvin P. Davis, b. 1829, d. 1904 mar. Mary F. Heard b. 1843, d. 1925.
    
    The children of Alvin and Mary Davis:
    
    1. ---- died early in Alabama
    2. John Davis b. 7-5-1861, d. 5-26-1953
    3. Mollie Lucinda Davis b. 1-21-1865, d. 11-23-1954
    4. Anderson Davis b. 3-27-1868, d. 5-26-1944
    5. Sallie Davis
    6. Jettie Davis b. 9-7-1876, d. 1-29-1963
    
    Child 3 of third generation: Jesse Cookston Davis b. 1831, mar. Mary P.
    
     Hopkins b. 1837 d. 1922. Their children:
    
    1. John A. Davis b. 12-14-1856, d. 3-4-1857
    2. Anderson B. Davis b. 7-1-1858, d. ---
    3. W. F. Davis, b. 3-2-1861, d. 6-10-1862
    4. Lucinda Davis b. 12-18-1861, d. 6-10-1862
    5. Lee Roy E. Davis b. 7-2-3-1866, d. 9-21-1940
    6. Emma S. Davis b. 7-10-1869. Living in 1963
    7. Minnie H. Davis b. 10-26-1871
    8. Jesse C. Davis b. 9-26-1876. Served in Spanish Am. War 1st Co. of
        Texas.
    9. Millard J. Davis b. 11-11-1875, d. 9-5-1911
       J. B. Davis b. 12-3-1877, d. 7-17-1862.
    
    Child 4 of third generation: Lewis Davis, mar. Lizzie Walker (went to
Texas?)
    
    Their known children (may have had more)
    
     1. Buck  2. Dave   3. Merma
    
    Child 5 of third generation: Billy Davis mar. Sue Martin (Both buried
    Fellowship Church, Alabama.) Their children:
    
     1. Walter    2. Jean
    
    Child 6 of third generation: Lucinda Carolina Davis mar. Wm. J. Jones by.
    W. L. Cochran 12-1855. Their children:
    
     1. Sally Walker Jones
     2. Ed. Jones
     3. Tom Jones (Ed and Tom buried Selma Alabama)
     4. Molly Jones mar. Bob Seamore, buried Planterville, Ala.
     5. Mattie Friday Jones buried Fellowship Ala.
     6. Bama Thrasher Jones buried Selma, Ala.
    
                                   

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    Child 7 of the third generation: Mary Davis mar. Joe Hunt. Their children:
    
    1. Anderson B. Mount 2. Mary Mount
    
    Child 8 of the third generation:
    
    Mattie Mount mar. Scott McCain
    Lee Perkins Mount b. 5-29-1876 d. 8-7-1955, mar. 11-28-1901 Ira Jane
       Stokes b. 7-12-1881 -living in 1963.
    John Vanderbilt Mount mar. Anna Terry. He died 1961 - lived at Lawley,
       Ala.
    
    Record of child 2 of 2nd generation: Alvin P. Davis and Wife Mary F.
       Heard:
    
    Left Alabama in late 1850 and came to Louisiana by Ox-cart. Joseph Heard
    came ahead by boat and horseback. After he bought land his horse threw him
    and he was killed. He was already buried by the time the rest of the
    family arrived.  His wife Mary Edwards Heard, dau. Martha and baby
    brother, Que, and maybe others, were in the party.
    
    Alvin P. Heard bought land close to Joe Heard's at Carney Creek before the
    Civil War, Union Parish - Farmerville, after the war all of his cotton was
    gone, burned by the Yankees, when he came home from the Army. Some of the
    family have his discharge papers. He bought land in Lincoln Parish,
    Shiloh, Post Office. Both buried at Fellowship Cemetery, near Dubach,
    Louisiana.

    Their children:
    
    1. Ida and a boy born and died in Alabama
    2. John Davis b. 7-5-1861, d. 5-26-1953, mar. Massie Barnette b. 4-16-1871
         d. 2-28-1949 (first name is blurred - could be Hessie.)
    3. Mellie Lucinda Davis b. 1-21-1865, d. 11-23-1954, mar. Simmie Ewell
         Heard b. 9-1-1869, d. 10-18-1910.
    4. Anderson Davis b. 2-27-1868, d. 5-26-1.944, mar. Nina Hopkins b. 10-5-
         1871, d. 10-21-1937
    5. Charlie Davis mar. Minnie Davis b. 10-26-1871, d. 7-14-1943
    6. Sallie Davis mar. Henry Jenkins
    7. Jettie Davis (Loraine Judson) b. 9-7-1876, d. 1-29-1962, mar. 5-5-1905
         Ira Lester b. 10-13-1871, d. 11-30-1950
    
    Children of John Davis and Hazzie Barnette:
    
    1. Lee Dillon Davis b. 2-10-1889, d. 5-12-1945, mar. Ola Miller
    2. Jess Davis mar. Della King
    3. Lane Davis mar. Laura King
    4. Dalton Davis mar. Clara
    5. Alvin Davis mar. Jewel Colvin
    
    Children of Mollie Heard and Simmie E. Heard      (Cousins)

    1. Willie Mae b. 5-10-1886 mar. Singleton Barteet
    2. Essie  Dye b. 4-18-1887 mar. lst Morgie W. Glenn, 2nd. Will Schuler on
           6-9-1903. He was born 9-4-1870, d. 12-29-1956.
    
                                                              
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    3. Doyle be 6-3-1896 mar. Mae Prince
    4. Jim mar. Maude Williams
    5. Thelma mar. Vernie Walker
    6. Ruby mar. Charles Davis
    7. Broxie mar. Silas Gardner
    8. Augrey mar. Stanely Linn
    
    Children of Anderson Davis and Nina Hopkins:
    
    1. Steve          4. John Willie     7. Polly
    2. Perkins        5. Annie Mae
    3. Jess Anderson  6. Dora
    
    Children of Charlie Davis and Minnie Davis (Cousins):
    
    1. Jessie Mae mar. 1st ------- ; 2nd. Arrant
    2. Charlie Alvin
    3. Poppie (Minnie Pope)
    
   Children of Sallie Davis & Henry Jenkins (both buried in Henry Cemetery,
     Dubach).
    
    1. Obie mar. Grace
    2. Hassie mar. Spencer Colvin
    3. Sidney mar. Willie Bell Green
    4. John Alvin mar. Mamie Campbell
    5. Frankie
    6. Elaine mar. Jimmie Roundtree
    
    Children of Jettie Davis and Ira Lester:
    
    1. A. J. Lester born 6-28-1906 mar. 2-23-1935 Mattie Lou Oliver born 12-
        25-1909
    2. Marguerite Davis Lester b. 7-30-1910 (Dubach, La.) mar. 8-1-1942 Ross
        A M. Malone born 3-3-1911 divorced 4-31-1952.
    
    Will of Lewis C. Davis (Reports C? Page 91)
    
    "In the name of God Amen I, Lewis C. Davis, of the State of Alabama
    Autauga County, do make and declare this my last will and Testament. In
    manner and form following first I resign my Soul into the hands of
    Almighty God hoping and believing in a remission of my sins through the
    merits of our mediator Jesus Christ my body I commit to the earth to be
    buryed at the discription of my Executors hearin named and my worldy
    Estate I give and devise as follows vix:
    
                First, I desire that my just debts be paid out of my present
    crop I give to my beloved wife Sarah Davis three Negroes Jerry, Kitty, and
    Carline two beds, two cows, and calves, two horses, snap and trim, to her
    and her heirs forever I also give to the heirs of Orender Douglass two
    Negroes Calup   
                                   
                                   
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    and Sebrina to them and their heirs forever I also give to Polly Donoway
    two negroes Heneretty and Henry to her and her heirs forever I also give
    to Clarisa Lackey two Negroes Martha and General to her and her heirs
    forever I also give to Lancelott C. Davis two negroes Stephen and Rody
    also four hundred dollars to him and his heirs forever. Also I lend to
    John A. Davis two negroes Brister and Eyline during his life and after his
    death I give them to be divided among his children I also lend to Penelope
    Hicks two negroes Amos and Marry during life and after her death I give
    them to Lancelott Anderson and Peter Tilman to them and their heirs
    forever I also lend to Anderson B. Davis one Negro Jim during his life and
    after his death I give hime to be divided among his children I also give
    to Alvak P. Davis three Negroes, Jo, Doctor and Pat to him and his heirs
    forever I also give to Jesse C. Davis two Negroes Sam and Simon Jim to him
    and his heirs forever I also give to Elisabeth P. Miles two Negroes Jinny
    and Masura to her and her heirs forever I also give to Assenath M. Davis
    two negroes Cesar and Franky one bed and furniture one horse and cow and
    calf I also further devise that should any of the above appropriated
    Negroes die, there shall be one of equal value taken from those appointed
    for sale and put in his or her place it is also my will that the following
    negroes should be sold to the highest bidder and the proceeds equally
    divided between all my heirs vis. Joseph, Lucy, Nero, Newman Simon, Lou,
    Patty, Charles, Philip, Vina, Masuria, Salley, Elias, Carter, Billy, Rena.
    Together with all my stock of hogs, mules, cows, corn fodder, plantation
    implements and do hereby appoint Alvah P. Davis and Timothy C. Donoway my
    executors to this my last will and testamen in witness I have hereunto set
    my hand and seal this 15th day of July in the year of our Lord 1833.
    
    Attest Samuel Stoudennier
           John F. Taylor                  Lewis C. Davis (Seal)
           Joseph J. Chappell
    
    Signed Sealed published and declared by the said testator as and for his
    last will and testament in our presents who at his request in his presents
    and in the presents of each other have subscribed our names and witnesses
    hereto.
    
    The State of Alabama) This day came Samuel Stoudenmier who being duly
                        )
    Autauga County      ) sworn saith that he saw Lewis C. Davis sign and
    
    seal and publish the foregoing as his last will and testament and that
    the said Lewis C. Davis was at the time of sound mind and memory and that
    John F. Taylor and Joseph J. Chappell did at the same time, with this
    affiant sign and attest the said will as witnesses and in the presence of
    the said Lewis C. Davis and by his direction and in the presence of each
    other.
    
    Sworn to before me this        Samuel Stoudenmier
    16th day of February 1835      Recorded February 24th 1835
                                   Wm. H. Thompson Clerk
                                       

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                           McDANIEL BIBLE RECORD
    
    Bible was originally owned by Winston McDaniel in Pike County, Miss. It is
    now in the possession of Mrs. Hugh Godboldt of Pike County, Miss.
    Submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, D.A.R. State Librarian, Hammond, La.
    
                                  BIRTHS
    
    Calvin McDaniel was born 18--
    Levina Waller Feb. 19, 1806
    Winston McDaniel Apr. 24, 1825
    Martha McDaniel Dec. 7, 1826
    Mary McDaniel March 29, 1828
    Theodocia White Nov. 8, 1830
    M. Adlia McDaniel Jan. 2, 1851
    Harmona McDaniel, June 11, 1852
    James McDaniel Oct. 10, 1853
    Elizabeth McDaniel Feb. 16, 1855
    Rebecca McDaniel Nov. 9,1856
    William L. McDaniel Oct. 20, 1858
    Rolsy Dunckson McDaniel Oct. 15, 1860
    Hansford McDaniel April 3, 1861
    Anna McDaniel Feb. 23, 1864
    Walter McDaniel April 23 (?) 1865
    Ida McDaniel Feb. 25, 1867
    Sophronia Poline McDaniel June 30, 1870
    Cade Willis McDaniel Jan. 30, 1874
    Thomas H. Carter was born Tuesday Jan. 1853
    James Rabor Oct. 8, 1872
    William E. Raborn Jan. 31, 1874
    Walter Raborn April 25, 1876
    Lewis Raborn Oct. 27, 1878
    Charley Raborn April 16, 1881
    Mary T. Raborn Oct. 21, 1883
    
                                MARRIAGES
    
    Calvin McDaniel and Levina Waller was married June 17, 1824
    Winston McDaniel and Theodosia White was married Dec. 13, 1848
    Henry Carter and Mary McDaniel was married Aug the 28th 1851
    Linnia Wilborn McDaniel Nov. 4, 1882 Jeff D. Sandifer was born
    Aug. 21, 1861 and died Aug. 22, 1890.
    
                                  DEATHS
    
    Mary Carter died Jan. 31, 1853
    Harmon McDaniel April 24, 1854
    Rebecca J. McDaniel Oct. 22, 1865
    
                                  
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    Walter McDaniel Jan. 1, 1868
    Levina McDaniel May 4, 1881
    Ida McDaniel Allen Jan. 22, 1945
    Calvin McDaniel July 29, 1882
    Theodosia S McDaniel April 13, 1901
    Winston McDaniel Feb. 10, 1911
    Adlia McDaniel Raborn May 14, 1925
    James McDaniel 1933
    Raleigh D. McDaniel Oct. 1, 1937
    William Leander McDaniel Oct. 15, 1937
    Elizabeth McDaniel Raborn no date given
    Hansford D. McDaniel Nov. 13, 1944
    Annie McDaniel Simmons Dec. 30, 1945
    Mrs. IL. D. Raborn 1926
    J. E. Raborn Sept. 25, 1922
    Mr. E. Raborn 1933
    Clint Raborn July 23, 1913
    
                            ELKINS FAMILY RECORD
    
    Submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, Hammond, La.
    Harmon Kinsley Elkins born Sept. 30, 1821, died April 11, 1886
    Nancy C. Campbell Elkins born Dec. 18, 1827, died Sept. 13, 1869
    
    Alonzo D. Elkins born Oct. 10, 1847
    Hezekiah B. Elkins born July 21, 1849
    James W. Elkins born Aug. 28, 1851
    Jasper N. Elkins born July 8, 1854
    Charles L. Elkins born Nov. 26, 1856
    William F. Elkins born Dec. 13, 1858, died Dec. 13, 1858
    Martha E. Elkins born Sept. 2, 1860, died Nov. 26, 1862
    Sarah E. Elkins born Nov. 29, 1862
    Evy C. Elkins born Apr. 22, 1866
    Harmon K. Elkins, Jr. born Sept. 3, 1870, died Aug. 18, 1873
    Jeremiah Elkins born Feb. 3, 1872
    Anna Elkins born Oct. 3, 1873
    Daniel Elkins born Apr. 10, 1875
    Francil Elkins born Dec. 28, 1876
    Hart Elkins born Dec. 13, 1881
    
    (The last five children were by second marriage. This family lived in
    Union Parish, La. and died in Bowie Co., Texas.)
    
    Harmon Elkins and Nancy Campbell married Dec. 29, 1869.
    
                                          
                           
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                           PICKENS FAMILY RECORD
                          
    
    Bible of Rachel Pickens Elkins. Submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, D.A.R.
    State Librarian, Hammond, La.
    
    The John Sidney Pickens Family emigrated from Jefferson Co., Alabama.
    (near Birmingham.)
    
    John Sidney Pickens, born Dec. 1, 1819
    Eliza A. Pickens born Apr. 27, 1827
    
    Children:
    
    Matilda J. Pickens born June 12, 184-? 
    Julia A. Pickens born Aug. 8, 184-? 
    Florida M. Pickens born Oct. 3, 1849 
    Mary E. Pickens born Apr. 28, 1852 
    William S. Pickens born Nov. 22, 1854 
    Samuel D. Pickens born June 18, 1857 
    Margaret Rachel Pickens born Aug. 30, 1859 
    Eliza Bell Pickens born June 7, 1866
    Missouri Elly Pickens born June 4, 1871 
    John Sidney Pickens mar. Eliza Smith who was born Apr. 27, 1827. They
      moved to La. about 1867. They lived in Louisiana about one year and
      moved to Arkansas. Lived in Arkansas one year and moved to Union Parish,
      Louisiana.
    
                          HOKE FAMILY BIBLE RECORD
                         
    
    Bible was printed by American Bible Society 1857. Family was from North
    Carolina to Pike County, Miss. Submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, Hammond,
    La.
    
    F. M. Hoke was mar. to Elvira Quillin - June the 12th 1856 
    Addie Hoke and James Ell. Cook were mar. on the 18th December 1877
    Elizabeth J. Hoke and R. J. Rice were mar. on the 18th of February 1883
    Andrew Joseph Hoke was mar. to Henrietta Moffet July 5th 1884.
    
                                  BIRTHS
    
    F. M. Hoke was born July the 11th 1833
    Elvira Hoke was born March the 12th 1841
    
    Elizabeth Hoke was born the 25th of February 1857
    Joseph A. Hoke was born August the 10th 1858
    Adilade Idelia Hoke was born November 1st 1860
    Mary Louydner (?) Hoke was born February 19, 1863
    Ella May Hoke was born July the 26th, 1865
    Otis Albert Hoke was borne Sept. 3, 1868
    
                                           
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    Kitty Estilla Hoke was born Aug. 30, 1870
    Nettie Olive Hoke was borne 22 Sept. 1876
    Howard Oakes Hoke was born December the 5th, 1877
    Walter Scott Hoke was born April the 12th, 1880
    Fredric Marion Hoke was born May 18th 1883
    
                           DEATHS
    
    Mary Gorgeaner Hoke died May the 15th, 1864
    F. M. Hoke died November the 2nd 1884
    Andrew J. Hoke died November the 2nd 1885 
    Nettie 0. Hoke died Dec. 14, 1896
    Otis A. Hoke died ?? 20th, 1900
    Walter S. Hoke died April 25, 1908
    Howard Oscar Hoke died May 22, 1917 
    Elvira Hoke, wife of F. M. Hoke, died April 9,1922
    Ella May Hoke Huff died July 14, 1935
    Alilade Idelia Hoke Cook died 2-7-1920.
    
                         TUCKER BIBLE RECORD
    
    Bible record submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, State Librarian of
    D.A.R. (Note: All of the information was not in the Bible when I copied
    it. It was in the possession of Mrs. Minnie Tucker Rawls. She said the
    remaining part of the Bible blew away in a cyclone at Johnson Station,
    Miss., Lincoln County). The Bible belonged to A.N Tucker who died in
    1868. He was a Methodist Minister. Evaline Tucker, who died 1870, was
    the wife of Rev. Tucker. It was almost impossible to read the Bible
    family information. The Mr. James Tucker who was born 1864 died in
    Tangipahoa Parish, La.
    
    "I was born the year of our Lord A.D. 1855, June 9," (Writer of this
    unknown.)
    
    Mary Tucker was born June 14th, A.D. 1857.
    Sarah Tucker was born Nov. the 5th the year 1858.
    J. H Tucker was born Feb. the 4th the year of our Lord A.D. 1860.
    Jeff Davis Tucker was born June 5, 1861.
    Margaret M. Tucker was born the 12 of Oct. 1862.
    James Tucker was born May 12, in year of our Lord A.D. 1864 (Father).
    
                              DEATHS
    
    Rev. A. E. Tucker departed this life Sept. 25th the year of our Lord
     A.D. 1868.
    Evaline Tucker departed this life September 18, 1870.
    
                              


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                               BIRTHS
    
    Rosaner Tucker ?? 1866 (Mother)
    Evaline Tucker was born November ?? 1867
    James Joseph Tucker departed this life January 15, 1870
    John William Tucker was born in the year of our Lord April the 27th 1870.
    Miranda Tucker ?? Dec. 9, 1917
    Mrs. J. T. Tucker born April 20, 1869, died Aug. 17, 1911
    Neda Tucker was born April 20th, 1887
    Minnie Tucker was born Sept. 8, -88
    Claude Tucker was born Aug. 16, 1891
    Infant daughter born Mar ? 1896 died 10-Mar. 1896
    James ? Tucker born Jan. 19, 1899
    Donnie Ethel was born Feb. 23, 1894
    Althea Tucker   ? 1901
    Louise    Oct. 22, 1906
    Hollice Dunn Tucker born Oct. 23, 1910
    Altha Lengram departed this life May the 8th, 1824
    
                         HUFF FAMILY BIBLE
    
    Bible published by the American Bible Society 1847. It originally belonged
    to Reuben L. Huff and then to his son Daniel Malcolm Huff. It is now the
    property of Mr. Nick Travis, son-in-law of Mr. Daniel Malcolm Huff. This
    family settled in Amite County, Miss. They were from Virginia via South
    Carolina. Submitted to the Society by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, State
    Librarian of Daughters of American Revolution.
    
                             MARRIAGES
    
    Reuben L. Huff and Eliza Jane Talbert were married on the 13th day of Feb.
    "Anno Domini." one thousand eight hundred forty five. Eliza Jane Huff and
    Doctor Robert Middleton were married the fifth day of March 1863.
    
    Bennett Kossuth Huff and Mary Eudorah Cook were married on the (17th)
    seventeenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy two.
    
    Idda Rena daughter of E.K. and H. H. Huff was born June 24th 1876.
    
                              BIRTHS
    
   Reuben Longmire Huff was born in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
     hundred and twenty three on the 20th day of February. 
   Eliza Jane Huff consort of the above named R. L. Huff was born the 18th of
     January in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty eight. 
   Reubin Wiley Huff was born Sept. the 10th 1860 
   Olivia J. Ratcliff born ? December 1848. 
   Addie Latona Middleton was born Nov. the 1st 1866.
    
                                          
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    Charlie Middleton was born Nov. 22nd, 1863.
   Emmett Kossuth Huff son of R.L. and E. J. Huff was born on the 29th
     day of Oct. 1849.
    William Andrew Huff, son of R.L. and E.J. Huff was born 5th of June 1853.
   Sarah Latona Huff, daughter of R.L. Huff was born the fifteenth day of
     March 1855.
   Thomas Eugene, son of R. L. and E. J. Huff was born the fifteenth day
     of March 1857.
   Daniel Malcolm son of R.J. and R.L. Huff was born on the ninth of
     December 1858.
    
                              DEATHS
    
    R.L. Huff died Oct. the 3rd 1860 in 37th year
    William Andrew Huff died August the 18th 1861.
    Sarah Latona died Sept. the 19th 1862.
    Reuben Wiley son of R.L. and E.J. Huff died July 23rd 1863.
    Daniel Huff father of R.L. Huff died July 24th 1863.
    Thomas Eugene Huff --- November ??1869.
    Sarah Talbert died April 12, 1872.
    _____ Huff died August 14, 1877 aged 22.
    
    Remarks:
    
    Charlie Middleton was born Nov. 22nd, 1863. (There was a second entry
    regarding birth of Charlie--this one said son of E.J. and R. Middleton.)
    
    Mrs. Eliza Jane Middleton, wife of R.L. Huff and Dr. Robert Middleton,
    died June 27, 1896, aged 68 years 5 months and 9 days.
    
    Thomas Eugene Huff, died in Dallas (Texas) October 9, 1924, aged 67 years,
    6 months and 24 days.
    
    Emmett Kossuth Huff, died November 4, 1926, aged 77 years and 5 days.
    
    Ella Hoke Huff died July 14th, 1935, aged 69.
    
    Daniel Malcolm Huff died October 13, 1935 aged 77 years and 9 months
    and 4 days.
    
    Notice pasted in Bible: McComb, Miss. Nov. 5, 1926. Emmett K. Huff
    77 years old died at home of son Clem. He is survived by one daughter,
    Mrs. B. P. Hickox, Washington, D.C. and four sons Clem, Reuben, McComb;
    Ray and Yancy, Marshall, Texas.
    
    Memoriam: Mrs. Sarah Talbert--died at her residence near Summit, Pike
    County, Miss. on the 12th day of April in the 71st year of her age ....
    born in North Carolina on the 6th day of February 1802 and came with
    her parents to this country when a child. She was twice married, first
    to Ezekiel Moore. Her second husband, Thomas Talbert died in 1859 at a
    ripe old age.
    
                                
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    (See page 301 Welch's Miss. Rev. Soldiers. S. Jane Talbert was
    granddaughter of Jesse Talbert, Rev. Soldier. Also page 178 same
    reference. Frances, dau. of Rev. soldier William Longmire married Daniel
    Huff. Holloway and Benjamin Huff of Amite Co. were thought to be his
    brothers, sons of (probably Newton Huff).
    
               WILLIAM KENDRICK, JR. FAMILY BIBLE RECORD
    
    Bible in possession of a descendant, Mrs. C. C. Faller. Record submitted
    to Society by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, State Librarian of Daughters of
    American Revolution.
    
    William Kendrick, Jr. was born in the year of our Lord 1759.
    Margaret Watts was born April 9, 1783.
    William Headrick and Margaret Watts was married August 1804, St. of
     Georgia--Washing. County.
    John Harvey Setton was born the year of our Lord 1872.
    Columbus A. Settoon was born September 24, 1874 and departed this life
     November 30 same year.
    William Kendrick Senr. deceased February 27, 1838.
    Emma L. Settoon was born Nov. the 16th, 1880.
    Dan T. Settoon was born June 4, 1884.
    W. G. Settoon and Virginia Harvey was married April 20, 1871.
    James Kendrick son of Wm. Kendrick born February 10, 1784.
    Susan Kendrick was born February 25, 1789.
    Rebeakah Kendrick was born October 20, 1791.
    Sarah Kendrick was born June 25th, 1794.
    Kennon Kendrick was born 1796.
    
    (Pencilled in--grandma Harvey's mother--Elizabeth Kendrick daughter of
    William Kendrick. Margaret Watts, his wife was born June 8th, 1805.
    This is a very old Bible but frontispage with date on it is missing.)
    
    Benjamin Kendrick was born April 27th, 1810. 
    Ishal Kendrick was born April 10, 1812. 
    Margaret Jane Kendrick was born May 13, 1814. 
    William Collingsworth Kendrick was born October 29th, 1817. 
    John Watts Kendrick was born March 29, 1819. 
    Caroline Matilder Kendrick was born May the 7th, 1827. 
    Faris Carter Kendrick and Samantha Goff was married June 11, 1835. 
    John Watts Kendrick and Ann Catherine Reams was married November 17, 1842.
         

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                  THOMAS NEWTON McMULLAN BIBLE RECORD
    
    Bible printed for Methodist Church, 1843. Record submitted to Society
    by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, Hammond, La., State Librarian for Daughters of
    American Revolution.
    
                              DEATHS
    
    T. J. (Thomas Jefferson-father of T.N.) born July 5, 1813 and died
     July 8, 1885. 72 years old.
    R. R. McMullan was borned August 16, 1825 died August the 20, 1912
     87 years old.
    
    MARRIAGES
    
    Jesse Pemerton McMullan and Elizabeth Emma Hailey was married Sept. 15,
     1870.
    H. C. McMullan and Miss Fannie M. Davis were married on the 13 day of
     July 1871 at Battlefield, Newton County, Miss.
    T. N. McMullan and Miss Alice May Daniels were married on the 26th day
     of June 1873.
    Wm. R. McMullan and Susan White were married on the 26th day of Febru-
     ary 1874.
    C. A. Park and Ella McMullan was married Nov. 7, 1882.
    
    (On a piece of very old paper in this Bible was a record of Reynolds
    Family and the Johnson Family. Written for Rachel Reynolds by Allie
    Johnson. Rachel Reynolds married a son of Patrick McMullan. She was
    wife of Thomas Jefferson McMullan, and mother of Thomas Newtom
    McMullan.)
    
    REYNOLDS FAMILY
    
    Thomas T. Reynolds Obyler was married on the 6 day of July 1820.
    Elizabeth Reynolds was born March 27, 1822. 
    John B. Reynolds was born June 12, 1823.
    Rachel Reynolds was born August 16th, 1825.
    C. K. Reynolds was born Oct. 27, 1827. 
    Wm. ? Reynolds was born Feb. 10, 1830.
    Henry J or T. Reynolds was born Feb. 10, 1832.
    Walter W. Reynolds was born Feb. 14th, 1834. 
    Lucienda Reynolds was born Feb. 5, 1836.
    Thomas J. Reynolds was born May 16th, 1838 (Middle initial could be T.)
    Herman J. Reynolds was born Sept. 20th, 1840.
    Richard J. Reynolds was born April 22, 1843. 
    Nancy Jane Reynolds was born Jany. 22, 1847.
    Margaret An Reynolds was born April 13, 1850.
    
                                    
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    Deaths                                                                 
                                                                           
    Elizabeth Reynolds died Oct. 6, 1822
    Margaret Ann Reynolds died Sept. 4, 1861
    Walter W. Reynolds died May 29, 1862
    George ? Reynolds died Sept. 28, 1862
    Nancy Reynolds died November 12, 1862
    Richard J. Reynolds died December 29, 1864
    Thomas ? Reynolds died July 27, 1869, aged 73 years 3 months and
     twenty five days.
    Nancy Reynolds aged 59 yearsdate of death was not given.
    
    (The second record written and put in the McMullan Bible was the
    JOHNSON FAMILY RECORD.)   
                                            
    William Johnson son of Henry and Rachel Johnson was born July 2nd 1764.
    Diannah Adams, daughter of Mathew and Elizabeth Adams was born Jan. 22nd,
     1767.
    Thomas Johnson was borned Dec. 8th, 1784.
    Rachel Johnson was born June 27th, 1786.
    Elizabeth Johnson was born Apr. 8, 1788.
    Henry Johnson was born May 15, 1790.
    Margaret Johnson was born Dec. 15, 1792.
    Nancy Johnson was born Jan. 31, 1795.
    Rebecka Johnson was borned Apr. 16, 1797.
    William and Dinnah Johnson was born March 21st, 1799.
    George A. Johnson borned July 11, 1801.
    John Bailey Johnson Dec. 1, 1803.
    Walter W. Johnson Apr. 12, 1804.
    
    (The above Nancy Johnson is probably the wife in Thomas Reynolds record
    and Reynolds was probably her second husband. Note the similarity of
    names in both families.)
    
                     PRESCOTT FAMILY BIBLE RECORD
    
    Bible is a true copy of Bible owned by Susan Jones Prescott. Copied 26
    Aug. 1963 by Mrs. Kathryn Watkins, Hammond, La., State Librarian for
    Daughters of American Revolution. Family came from S. Carolina by way of
    Texas to Pike County, Miss. Husband's brother stopped in Louisiana.
    Descended from Aaron Prescott, Rev. Soldier.
    
                             MARRIAGES
    
    Willie Prescott and Susan Jones were married July 16th 1818.
    Ehpraim. Prescott and Talitha Simmons were married Oct. 22th, 1846.
    S. M. Wilson and M. L. Prescott were married Sept. 1st, 1864.
    Franklin Prescott and Mary C. Raborn was married Dec. 3rd, 1867.
    Felix L. Allen and Ella L. Cupit were married Mar. 26, ??? J. W.
    McDaniel and Clara Wilson married May ? 1895.
    
                                
                              
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                              BIRTHS
    
    Willis Prescott was born January 16th 1800.
    Susan Prescott was born February 24th, 1803.
    Eliza Prescott was born June 15th, 1819.
    Ephriam Prescott was born April 27th 1822.
    Mary Malissa Prescott was born June 1th 1824.
    Harrison Prescott was born Oct. 26th, 1826.
    Franklin Prescott was born January 19th, 1828.
    Polly Ann Prescott was born May 1st, 1831.
    Maria Louisa Prescott was born Nov. 19th, 1833 (This entry twice.)
    Samantha Ford Prescott was born Jan. 19th, 1836.
    Clarence Marcus Lucien and Clara Ella Louisa Wilson was born May 13th,
     1815.
    Franklin Lea Prescott was born Jan. 10th, 1870.
    Willia Sidney Prescott was born Oct. 20th, 1876.
    Emmett Ford Cupit was born July 16th, 1871.
    Ella Louisa Cupit was born May 12th, 1873.
    Mary Anna Louise McDaniel was born March 5, 1896.
    (On the next page was listed birth of slaves.)
    
                              DEATHS
    
    Willis Prescott died Nov. 4th, 1835
    Millisia Prescott died Sept. 6th, 1825, aged 1 yr., 3 mos., 6 days.
    Polly Ann died Jan. 30th, 1834; aged 2 yrs and 9 mo. 
    M. L. Wilson died May 20th, 1865.
    Eliza Prescott died April 17th, 1870. 
    Susan Prescott died Feb. 29, 1880.
    Ephraim Prescott died Oct. 1, 1890.
    Talitha Prescott died Oct. 28, 1883. 
    John E. Cupit died Oct. 17, 1893.
    Spencer M. Wilson died March 30, 1892. 
    Franklin Prescott died August 17, 1902.
    
                       JESSE WESTMORELAND BIBLE
    
    Holy Bible, William W. Harding, Philadelphia, published 1870, copied
    Feb. 27, 1963 by Mrs. J. P. Morris, Jr.; then in possession of Mr. Fred
    Westmoreland, Mt. Hermon, La. The data in parentheses were added from
    his personal knowledge.
    
    The birth and death dates of Lewis Cutrer are of special interest. St.
    Helena Parish records show John Lenore "Noah" Westmoreland as the only
    one of that name in the 1820 census. He received an early land grant in
    St. Helena. His children are said to have included: Jack, the oldest,
    some of whose descendants "went to Texas"; Katie who mar. Jacob Dykes;
    Sally who mar. a Jennings; Lunsie who mar. J. Y. McNabb; Phoebe who mar.
    
                                    
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    a Cutrer; and Jesse, the youngest, whose Bible this was. The 1850 Census
    records show that he was born in Louisiana in 1821; some of his brothers
    were born in South Carolina; their mother probably was Elizabeth Tate.
    Some of the family lived in Livingston Parish, La.
    
    Isaac Webster Westmoreland, born 1862, died April 2, 1902. His wife
    was Mary Martena "Tena" Miller b. 26 Sept. 1879, died 31 Oct. 1962.
    She was the mother of Mr. Freddie Westmoreland, now deceased, who was
    unmarried. Tena Miller Westmoreland married secondly Tommie Stokes.
    
    Nancy Cutrer Westmoreland "married Judge Tate after his first wife,
    her sister, died; she was buried at Huron, Miss."
    
                             MARRIAGES
    
    Jesse Westmoreland and Nancy M. Cutrer was married Aug. 23, 1849.
    Benjamin Franklin Westmoreland and Cindarilla Corean Varnado was
    married October the 9, 1873.
    
                              BIRTHS
    
    Lewis B. Cutrer was born October the 7, 1799 (father of Nancy Cutrer)
    Benjamin Franklin Westmoreland was born March 3, 1854
    Isaac Webster Westmoreland b. Jan. 7, 1862
    Pernicia Ann Westmoreland was born July 17, 1867 (mar. a Dees, buried
     Pleasant Hill)
    Catharine Elizabeth Westmoreland was born April 20, 1869 mar. Jimmie
     Lee, Amite County, Miss. Later lived at Clarksdale, Miss.)
    Jesse David Westmoreland was born Jan. 24, 1873 (died in "the Delta,"
    Belzoni, Miss; no sons, all children were girls.)
    Rosa Ann Westmoreland b. July 22, 1874 (mar. Morgan Kemp)
    Samuel Beldon Westmoreland b. Oct. 22, 1875 (children included Denman,
     Dewey, Ruby)
    Nancy Lillian Westmoreland b. Sept. 18, 1877.
    
                              DEATHS
    
    Lewis B. Cutrer died October 14, 1879 Elizabeth Westmoreland or
    Taylor died November 3, 1882 on Friday at 7 A.M.