Journeys Through Jackson is the official journal of the Jackson County Genealogical Society, Inc. The journal began as a monthly publication in July 1991, was published bimonthly from 1994 to 2003, and continues today as a quarterly publication. The journal issues in this digital collection are presented as annual compilations.

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  • Jackson County Genealogical Society (N.C.)
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  • Newsletters
  • Periodicals
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  • Date original: 1993-08
  • Date digitized: 2017-07-10
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  • Pages: 22 pages
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  • Bible records
  • Cemeteries
  • Death certificates
  • Jackson County (N.C.) -- Genealogy
  • Registers of births, etc. -- North Carolina -- Jackson County
  • Voting registers -- North Carolina -- Jackson County
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  • Western Carolina University
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c ^ J o u r n e y s T h r o u g h J a c l ^ s o n c The OfficialJournalof"the Jackgon County genealogical Society, Inc. Vol 111, 9jp. 7-8 July-August, 1993 President's Message I would like to start out by telling you that we had a wonderful time at the picnic. He had a good crowd on hand and the food was plentiful. Roy Shuler, with the help of Harry Vance and David Frizzell, did the cooking on the grill and our members supplied green and baked beans, potato salad, fresh corn, tomatoes, and cakes, pies, and pudding. It was enough to feed a small army. The weather was good with just a sprinkle at the end. Harry Vance led our group in prayer before we ate, and he lit a spark in my heat (preachers have a way of doing that to me). He said that our heritage was a gift from God and that we should give thanks for that and we should handle it with care and pass it on to future generations. Being a Christian myself, I really appreciated this thought expressed in his prayer. Thank you, Harry, for being there. Thanks also to all who brought so much good food. The July meeting was a joy to me also. We saw a number of old photos and were able to identify many of the people in them. X had taken some real old ones and found that Willa Mae Scroggs had the same set and she knew a lot of the people in the pictures. One of them was a group picture at graduation in Sylva and the tallest of the group was A. J. Dills, Willa Mae's father. I was surprised to see a picture of Sylva Baptist Church that dated before the church was built where the Sylva Post Office now stands. The best part of this meeting was that JoAnn Smith from Raleigh was kind enough to share an old picture made in 1904. Xt appears to have been the whole school because of the difference in size of the ones shown. My daddy, Wiley Crawford, was in the second row seated next to Glenn Hughes. Other people in the pictures Annie Louise Madison, Bd Bryson, Charlie Keller, Johnny long, Berder Long, and Lem and Will Norton. X knew all of these people when X was growing up in Cullowhee. Bill Crawford has given to the society two books: "The Robert Lee Holden Family'* by Mary Katherine Sherrill Robinson and "Facts and Fancies, Tales and Traditions of the Sherrill Family," published by Will Sherrill Sr. in the late 1940's. It wasK reprinted by his grandchildren in 199? I find both of these books to be most-^ interesting because of the part these people played in the history of Sylva and Cullowhee. Speedwell would have never made it except for the Holdens, and I'm sure Sylva will always remember the Sherrill family. Both of these books will be made available to the members as soon as we have worked out a system that will keep us aware of their location at all times. They are the property of JCGS and we need to take care of them. Thank you, Bill, for these books. Jackson County Heritage books are still moving. Orders come by mail and are filled along with those people attending reunions and purchasing copies. Copies are still available. Our next meeting will be the second Thursday in September—September 9— and we meet back at the Episcopal church in Sylva at seven o'clock. We have arranged an interesting program for each meeting the rest of the year. If you— have been coming, we will be glad to se j you; and if you have not, we will be happy to welcome you back. Looking forward to having a good number in attendance next meeting. Archie CALENDAR September 9, 7:00 p.m., regular Society meeting, St. John's Episcopal Church, Sylva. Duane Oliver will present the program on Cades Cove. September 18, OBCGS Workshop, information on page 78. See October 14, 7t00 p.m., regular Society meeting, St. John's, Sylva. Judson Crow, noted genealogist from Lincolnton, will present the program. _ y ^ Table of Contents Veterans' Honor Roll 61 Tuckaseigee Baptist Association List of Ministers, 1931 62 Autograph Book of Susan Fugate, Cashiers NC 63-65 This 'n That from your Editor , . . . 66 Brown Cemetery 66 Old Savannah Cemetery (Completion of census) . . 67-68 Stillwell Cemetery 69-77 OBCGS Workshop Announcement 78 Love Cemetery 79 Rules for Genealogists 80 VETERANS' HONOR ROLL From the Svlva Herald and Ruralite. September 29, 1943: SYLVA GIRL XN ARMY (Beneath a photograph appears this caption) t Hard at work doing her part to help beat the Axis is Miss Evelyn Sherrill, daughter of Mr*, and Mrs.. W. R. Sherrill, of this city. Now stationed at Spokane Army Air Field, Spokane, Wash., Private First Class Sherrill is assistant file clerk in base headquarters;and is doing work which formerly held a full service soldier from more active duty. She received her basic training at Daytona Beach, Fla., and-graduated from the army administration school in Russellville, Ark., before arriving at 8PAAF. In civilian life Pfc. Sherrill taught school at Qualla. (Ed. notes Miss Sherrill was the aunt of our; member Bill Crawford. She taught many of us at Sylva Elementary School after the war.) JACKSON COUNTY. MAN IS PROMOTED t After spending a short leave with relatives and friends in Jackson county, Lt. Lloyd H. Davis recently reported for duty at Camp Breckinridge, Ky. Lt. Davis was graduated from the medical administration officer candidate school at Camp Berkeley, Texas, on August 18 as a second lieutenant. Lt. Davis is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert "Bob" Davis, who lived on the Cullowhee Road. He is a grandson of the late Silas Davis who was a large property owner in Jackson county. Davis is the first Jackson county negro to receive a commission in the United States army. MEDAL AWARDED POSTHUMOUSLY TO PFC. SMXTHt Elwood Smith, of Cherokee, has received the Purple Heart awarded posthumously to his son, Pfc. Sheridan J. Smith of the marines, who was killed in action on Guadalcanal October 24, 1942. Mr. Smith also received the Presidential Unit Citation made to the first marine division, reinforced, under the command of Ma j. Gen. Alexander A. Vandergrift, of which Pfc. Smith was a member. He also will receive the defense medal for his son's service in Cuba and Puerto Rico prior to the entrance of the United States into the war and the Asia-Pacific campaign medal. Pfc. Smith attended the Cherokee Indian high school and Chilocco Indian school. He was active in athletics while a student at Cherokee from which he was graduated in 1937. PVT. FRANKLIN FINISHES MARINE BOOT TRAININGS Pvt. Ira E. Franklin has been spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Franklin, of Sylva, after having completed his boot training at the U. 8. Marine base, Parris Island. Pvt. Franklin returned to the New River Marine base, where he will take training as a mechanic. Before entering service he attended Sylva high school. The Franklins also have another son, Pvt. Elmer L. Franklin, who has been in service for 18 months and has been overseas for more than a year. 61 MINUTES OP THE TUCKASEEGEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Held with Hamburg Baptist Church, Glenvflle N. C. August 13, 1931 \ y (The One Hundred and Second Annual Session of the Tuckaseigee Baptist Association met with the Hamburg Baptist Church, Glenville, N. C. on August 13,1931, at 10 o'clock. The proceedings of that meeting, in a booklet titled as shown above and owned by Leo Cowan, were submitted by Lloyd Cowan. Of particular note is the listing of ordained ministers in the association at that time, shown below. Many members of this Society will find ancestors in this listing.) Rev. A. C. Bryson, Balsam Rev. J. E. Brown, Cowarts Rev. F. Bumgarner, Highlands Rev. L. A. Cabe, Green's Creek Rev. F. Cook, Cowarts Rev. Ben Cook, Cowarts Rev. W. N. Cook, Webster Rev. R. L. Cook, RFD 1, Sylva Rev. R. D. Cowan, Green's Creek Rev. J. T. Carson, Beta Rev. L. H. Crawford, Tucakseigee Rev. Dave Dean, Balsam Rev. T. F. Deitz, Beta Rev. R. N. Deitz, Green's Creek Rev. R. W. Green, Green's Creek Rev. John Hoglen, Webster Rev. J. C. Massingala, Cowarts Rev. D. C. Hooper, Speedwell Rev. R. C. Morgan, Bessie Rev. J. G. Murray, Sylva Rev. M. A. Norman, RFD 1, Sylva Rev. Western Parker, Cowarts Rev. A. C. Queen, Webster Rev. Cleveland Queen, Cowarts Rev. W. C. Reed, Sylva Rev. I. K. Stafford, Cullowhee Rev. J. LeRoy Steele, Sylva Rev. Geo. C. Snyder, Beta Rev. Arthur Tilson, Glenville Rev. Joseph Bishop, Gay Rev. H. P. Crawford, Argura Rev. John Harris, Argura Rev. Sterling Melton, Argura Rev. Dock Burrell, Argura Rev. Wiley Owen, Wolf Mountain Rev. Mance Queen, Argura Rev. John Stanberry, Sylva Rev. Hobert Broom, Cowarts Rev. George Womack, Sylva Rev. Emest Jamison, Sylva Rev. Vessie Hozit, Wolf Mountain Of particular interest is the name of the Rev. Sterling Melton, who Is still an active member in t h iJ Association. Although the Rev. Mr. Melton is in his nineties, he stui preaches on occasion and is to be found in church every Sunday. ^y 62 o AUTOGRAPH BOOK-STARTED IN 189 3, CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA OWNED BY SUSAN FUGATE [MRS. THOMAS' ALLISON DILLARD] In possession of Madge Dillard Merrell, Cashiers, NC, 1993 "When you get old and cannot see put on your specks and think of me. Your brother Paul" [Paul Fugate, son of Charles Bracken Fugate and Arlissa Norton] June 18 - 1893, "Dear Susan, As you travel over lifes rough highway, May you ever happy be. When of loved ones you are thinking Will you sometimes > think of me- Your loving ' friend Dollie London. No 26 Buxton St., Asheville> N.C." [Dollie* was of Zachary descent] "Dear Sue. Remember veil remember true remember me and I will you and if the Grave may be my bed remember>me when I am Dead. Guess Who? "Dear Cousin, On the broad highway of action friends of worth are far and few But when one has proved her friendship, Cling to her who clings to you. Your Schoolmate, Kidder Cole" (Daughter of Amanda Zachary and George M.. Cole - Kidder married Dr. Asbury Nichols - she inspired Judge Felix Alley to write "The Ballard of Kidder Cole"] "Dear Sue, When the golden sun is setting, And our Hearts from care is free, When thousand are thinking, won't you one time think of me? Now doi, Your friend, Vira Alexander], Aug. 12, 1904, Cashiers, N.C." [Warren Alexander's sister - Vira married Ed Bryson] "Dear Mama, Forget me ,not, Forget me never, Until yonder sun is set forever. Your little girl,. Madge Dillard, Cashiers, NC" [Madge Dillard married Merrett H. Merrell] "Dear Sister Sue, When this you see, Remember me, Though many miles apart ve .be. Your sister Daisy. This Aug 26 1893." "Georgetown, N.C. [Dillard's Canyon, Sapphire Valley], Cousin Sue, We are drifting away from each other. Silently drifting apart, Nothing between but the cold world screen. Nothing to loose [sic] but a heart. From your cousin, Tom D. " [Thomas Allison Dillard to whom Susan Fugate was later married.] "For Cousin Sue, These few lines to you are tender, By a friend sincere and true, Hoping only to be remembered, When I am far away from you. Your Loving Cousin, Ella May. Cashiers, : N.C." [Ella May Norton, daughter of Taylor Norton] 63 SUSAN FUGATE'S AUTOGRAPH BOOK, 1893 Page 2 \ y "Dear Sue: When you are old and cannot see, Put on your specs and think of me. Your true Cousin, Belle. Cashiers, N . C , August 15, 1893." [Belle Heaton, daughter of Hannibel Heaton & Emmaline Zachary] "Our common joys oh what are they? The very blest and the best; They guide us in our busy walks, Are with us when we rest; An angel band they hover'round, Working and in dreams; And over our hearts in saddest hour; They shed a golden beam. Remember me as long as you live. Your true cousin, Minnie" [Minnie Norton Wilde] "Cashiers, July 30, 1894, Dear Sister, When sailing over life's rough sea, may you, Always paddle your own Canoe, Your brother, Frank T. Fugate" [Franklin Taylor Fugate, born 13 Jun 1873, married Hessie Ona Dunn..] "For cousin Sue, Could I paint a picture of wishes, why then without more ado, What a picture of life long happiness, My wishes would paint for you. Your cousin, Bessie, Cashiers, N.C." [Bessie Allison, married Charlie Jamison] "Mrs. Sue Dillard, A place for my name in your book. A place for good deeds in your heart. A place in Heaven where we all shall meet, and never no never more part. Your Sincere friend, John P. * Davis, Palmersville, Stanly Co. NC, Jan 9, 1899." 'w "Dear Sue - Strong as the ship that braves the blast upon a stormy sea; Deep as the ocean's rippling tides; So shall our friendship be; Firm as the anchor buried far Beneath a rolling sea; Pure as the sky above it bent; So shall our friendship be, Your Friend, Sallie] [Nannie Allison Zachary's daughter] [Sallie married Sam Allison] "Dear Sue, Desire not to live long but well. How long we live not years but actions tell. At your home, May 1 1899, Your Sister, Mary" [Mary Fugate married 1st Arthur T. Merriman; married 2nd Mr. Goldsmith] "Dear Sue. May your joy be as deep as the ocean. And your Sorrow as light As it's foam; Your friend, Dana Pell, Cashiers, N . C, Oct 18, 1895" [Dana Pell daughter of Evan Pell who was murdered in Cashiers] [Dana Pell married Mr. Binnicker and she wrote the book "Blue Moon Over Cashiers Valley".] "Miss Sue, When you see a frog upon a tree, pull it's tail and think of me. Yours [no name] Sept 26, 1896" "Miss Sue - In this book so pure and white let none but friends persumetsic] to write, And may each line with friendship given, direct the reader's heart to Heaven. Sincerely, J. C. Keener, July 16, 1900" \ y 64 SUSAN FUGATE'S AUTOGRAPH BOOK, 189 3 Page 3 "Dear Sue: Live for those that love you, For those whose hearts are true, For the heaven that shines above you, And the good that you may do. Your Cousin, Minnie Allison, Cashiers, N.C, Oct. 17, 1895" "Duty like a strict preceptiontsic], Sometimes frowns, or seems to frown; Choose her thistle for thy Sceptre, While youth's roses are thy crown, Hay thy life be full of gladness. And thy heart no sorrow know; And thy path-way decked with roses, Long as thou art here below. J. B. Rochester, Cashiers N.C. April 24 1896" *' "Miss Sue, Think that day lost whose last descending sun, Views from thy hand no noble action done. Sincerely, W. W. Johnson, 24th Oct. 1895" "Dear Sue: When your days on earth are ended, And these paths no more you trod, May your name in gold be written, In the autograph of God. Your sister, Daisy, Saturday evening, Aug 11/ 1900" [Daisy Fugate] "Dear Cousin Sue, There is a pritty[sic] little flower, Of sky blue tint and white, That glitters in the sunshine, And goes to sleep at night. Tis a token of remembrance, And a pritty name it's got, Would you know it if I told you? Tis the sweet Forget- Me-Not.. Minnie G. Allison, Cashiers Sept. 20, 1899" "Cashiers, N . C , April 22/96. Miss Sue, Kind Heart, Months may come and years may end but yet in me you'll find a friend. Yours Regards, Javan" [Javan Long son of Columbus Long] "Dear Cousin Sue: Always remember your cousin at Sylva. Nora Allen, Sylva, N. C. Nov. 3 1900" "Miss Sue, When this you see, Remember me, though we're miles apart we'll be. Your friend, (name cannot be read] "Dear sue: Remembrance is all I ask, Yours, R.M.N., Georgetown, H . C , 7/19/1904" "Always Remember Dec. 30, 1913. Oh how lonsometsic] Tuesday night. Remember me long, remember me ever, remember the fun we have had together. Sally Sue D., Dec 30, 1913" [Sally Sue Dillard, daughter of Thomas Allison Dillard & Susan Fugate] [Sally Due Dillard married Walter Bryson - had 10 children! "When on this page you chance to look, Just think of me and close the book, Your loving Daughter [unsigned by Madge Dillard]" "Mrs. T. A. Dillard, Cashiers, N . C , July 19/04" (On inside of back cover] 65 99 r^ o ZL/ZX/XX - S£/8T/» dsxao aeAoefl nqop 9»6T - 0881 senor «Tnr » I / 8 T / I - 9S2Z/LZ/2 senor *M iovnn 2 » / » 2 / 2 - 9591/tZ/t senor JLxxeqnv^s 806T-0T-8 - 9S8T/0C/6 OMoag *>x (mo)*i S26T.-1-S - £S8T-»-£ unoae "Z <•**©) X O/M 'u«oaa «PX OMOJa, »»TTTTM ONOJcg spew. 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This census begins at the top of the hill in the cemetery nearest the church and works down. There are many graves with no names. Artie Buchanan Estes 6/22/1889 • 3/23/82 Robert Estes 1887 - 1970 Henry Buchanan 2/8/1864 - 3/1/24 Rebecca, w/o Henry Buchanan 1/6/1862 - 7/31/26 James Erastus Buchanan 6/30/1874 - 1/7/39 Darkle Jane Buchanan 8/22/1874 - 2/18/48 Irene G. Buchanan 3/30/08 - 3/9/76 ra L. Claude Buchanan 3/27/08 - Guy Cabe 12/6/19 • 8/30/41 Infant of W. C. and Bell Cabe 9/14/26 Walter C. Cabe 1/28/1898 - 2/3/29 Charles, s/o Walter & Jensey Hoyle 7/22/36 - 10/7/36 Joyce, d/o Walter & Jensey Hoyle 4/12/38 - 8/24/38 John W. Cagle 1863 • 1940 Sarah L. Cagle 1866- 1936 E. Burder Cagle 9/11/1888-4/27/78 Mattie Sutton Cagle 4/19/1887-9/11/72 Grady Cagle 11/7/09- 10/27/74 Clarence B. Cagle 4/3/28 - 12/24/84 Lois C. Cagle 10/29/18 • 2/3/72 Dearl W.Ashe 6/21/07 • 9/18/86 m. Irene Cagle 1/30/13 - 10/11/06- ;, Charlie Jeter Hall 7/12/20 - 8/9/87 Debbie Sutton • 11/1/85 - 7/19/88 d/o Ethel H. Sutton Jirnrrde Cart Brooks s/o Carl & Maudie Brooks 7/13/83 - 7/14/83 James Qack) Wilson 1918- 1984 Beverly Ann Shuler 3/9/90 - 3/27/90 ;. Thomas CordellCabe 10/20/17 - 12/3/8J3 m. Lizzie Guffey 9/16/20 • Jason William Crane 11/2/04-2/9/87 Brenda Bee Moore 11/20/78 - 2/14/80 Leonard Crane 2/3/34 - 6/16/48 < J. B. Crane 9/8/27 - 9/9/87 Belle B. Cabe 12/7/1898 - 6/2/78 John Ray Woodard 8/31/18 • 10/21/83 Roberta Cabe Woodard 9/17/24 - 4/1/89 Walter A Hoyle 11/24/08-S/2Q/74 m. Jensey Hall 7/18/04 - LOWER LEVEL: Claude G. Green 2/2/22 - 3/8/87 ra Willa Mae 1/22/23 Johnny Nelson, s/o Perry & Edith B. Hall 8/20/47 - 6/13/47 Charlie Jim Hall 8/22/1891 • 3/26/68 m. Essie Q. Larry G. Crane 2/27/49 - 10/27/89 i Flay Roberts 1/10/1896 • 8/3/66 Vkria Deitz Roberta 12/30/06 - 4/24/80 m. 4/4/42 Ethel C. Brooks McMahan w/o G. B. McMahan 1/6/04 • 4/24/42 67 J. Roy Cabe 1/3/33 - 12/28/76 m. E. Maggie 9/4/33- Sam Brooks 11/16/1878-5/11/66 Mary Dills Brooks S/12/1878 - 5/9/58 (children: Lula, Lela, Delia, Delia, Nellie, Dessie, Eula) Eula Brooks Pressley 3/18/1900 • 6/13/49 William Burnetts Brooks 2/16/34 - 3/1/87 m. Carolyn Green 4/20/37 - Austin Green 8/2/02 - 12/6/73 Beulah C. Green 8/28/06 - 9/6/76 James Alvin Green 8/26/28 • 4/22/71 Prank Trantham 9/2/08 • 8/19/80 Mattie Trantham 1/8/1900 - 4/22/87 Janet Delane Hayes 2/22/86 • 3/28/80 Old Savannah Baptist Church Cemetery (continued) w/o Avery Sutton 11/2/11 - W. E. (Bill) Parris 4/20/12 - 1/14/79 Retha B. Parris 6/19/1898 - 9/8/67 OviedM. Beck 3/24/08-9/11/71 Alice N. Beck 8/4/11 -2/17/88 Paul Greene 8/3/19 - 2/13/77 Jessie Candler Deitz 8/8/11 - 12/1/79 m. Ollie Buchanan 7/1B/08 - James Edgar Cabe 8/27/1900 • 1/13/79 Alberta Rhinehart Cabe 8/21/02-11/12/77 William "Bunt" Turpin 7/1/30 - 10/18/91 m. Jean Cabe 12/7/37 - Lee Estes 10/24/12 • 8/12/45 UPPER LEVEL: 9/18/08 - 4/16/74 m. Viola Bradley 8/31/12 - Billy Ray, s/o Ira Glenn Jones 2/21/33 - 2/25/38 Anthony R. Hooper 8/31/61 - 10/28/88 William A Bradley 2/23/1892 - 4/4/72 Kelley Bradley 12/14/1890 • 8/14/78 Myrtle Bradley 8/28/1893 - 12/20/60 Frank Sutton 10/2/04 • 1/13/84 m. Mary B. 3/14/18 - Roy Don Patterson 8/3/21 - 12/20/73 m. Mildred Bradley 7/31/20 Hilda Sutton Bradley 11/28/21 - 2/8/71 m. Metvin Lewis Bradley 3/24/21 • W. R. "Bfll" Atchley 8/24/02 - 8/6/88 m. Elome B. v J \ y Jack Wyide 2/19/1898 • 2/23/79 Laura B. G. Wyide 12/8/1894 • 2/21/78 Leah B. Hall 10/21/08 - 8/21/90 m. J. Frank Hall 8/12/07- Infant d/o M/M James Cagle, no dates Esther G. Sutton 8/29/18 - 1/13/89 Nora Louise Cable 3/11/41 • 10/12/89 ra Ore Lee Cagle, Jr. 1/31/30 • Ora Lee Cable, Sr. 6/24/04 - 10/8/68 ra Virginia H. 2/10/10 • Walter Bradley 4/1/18 • 12/10/88 ra 8/22/38 Ruth Cabe 10/13/17 - Ira Glenn Jones Bally H Hall 4/16/08 • 3/26/91 Leona G. Hall 6/10/09 - 10/10/88 Kelly Hall. Jr. 2/23/44 - 1/26/80 Claude J. Hail 1931 • 1992 James William Moore 10/18/43 - 10/6/91 m. Mary Jeanette 3/7/43- ^ 68 c c STILLWELL CEMETERY (Little Savannah Road,. Webster, NC) Census by Helen Vance & Dorris Beck, August 1992 SECTION ABOVE THE ROAD: R a l p h H. D a v i s 1 0 / 1 9 / 1 2 - 4 / 1 4 / 74 J. E. (Ed) Allen 5/26/07-8/28/80 Louise Love, wife of J. C Love 11/1 3/1 841-2/24/.17 J. C. Love 6/7/1841-6/27/14 Myra L. Love 8/1/1881-8/14/01 Henry R. Love 9/27/1872-8/29/1891 Granny Ede 1817-1917 James Bert Hampton 2/13/51-2/16/87 Charles E. Davis 12/3/28-2/26/76 Mary Allen 9/2/1889-12/26/1889 Hannah Coleman 10/15/1881-8/26/08 Andy Coward 3/1/1891-12/2/62 Birdell D. Lawhorn 7/3/03-6/2/81 Rev. Wright L. Lawhorn 2/4/1882-4/27/55 Walter Davis Jr. 4/7/12-7/16/18 Walter Davis 12/29/1890-3/24/47 , W. Ernest Davis 5/19/12-8/26/64 James Robert Davis, Sr. 6/22/1860-9/17/17 Lillie Love Davis 5/9/1862-3/8/42 James R. "Jim" Davis 12/12/1894-10/26/44 James T. (J.T.) Davis 5/24/20-4/27/42 Velmer Davis Robinson 3/28/1898-11/2/67 Thelma D. Bennett 8/27/21-10/3/72 SECTION WITHIN THE LOOP: William Alexander Wooten 7/3-1/1878-5/22/58 Cora Mashburn Wooten 3/18/1877-3/9/59 (m. 1/8/1899) Infant of Gene and Velma Frizzell 2/14/41 Infant of W. Don Frizzell no date Elsie Christine Frizzell no date Hayes Dean Frizzell no date Glenn Donald Frizzell 8/26/40-9/9/59 W. Don Frizzell 10/25/1893-4/15/71 Selma L. Frizzell 12/18/1898-12/9/84 A. E. (Gene) Frizzell 6/11/18 Velma Morgan Frizzell 1/27/15-5/11/89 Faye F. Watts 8/7/42-6/10/85 Ann Stanford 5/10/1856-9/28/16 Jessie L. Mathis, dtr of J. W. & C.V. Mathis 1/3/08-3/3/25 Lydia J. Allison 4/27/1872-3.24/32 Joseph H. Allison 10/16/1867-3/27/50 Lewis Allison 9/12/05-8/23/15 Andrew B. Allison 7/7/17-5/7/70 Roy M. Allison 4/22/08-12/10/79 Infant daughter of Carroll & Donna Frizzell 9/5/62 69 STILLWELL CEMETERY (continued) Carl Cooper 3/11/11-5/4/74 ^y Annis M. Frady 4/12/1873-3/17/51 Ida B. Frady 3/10/1878-3/3/68 Grady Frady 9/1919-7/1920 Infant of Roscoe Lewis no date Roscoe E. Lewis 3/1/09-6/23/68 Lessie Devola H(awkins) Lewis 10/25/11- /92 J. Omar Buchanan 1896-1963 Lena L. Buchanan 1900-1980 Pearl Lewis Hall 5/5/10-1/5/34 Will R. Lewis 1872-1935 Alvia L. Lewis 1880-1953 Lois E. Horton 1924-1992 J. Wallace Moore 1886-1965 Maggie Lewis Moore 1891-1924 Eugene Moore, son or J. W. & M. L. Moore 1918-1921 Annie A. Fullbright, wife of Arthur Williamson Fullbright 8/12/1892-9/3/46 Arthur Williamson Fullbright 4/1/1883-10/22/25 Rachel, wife of R. L. Johnson, dtr of J. A. and M. L. Williamson 1/18/1886-4/15/151 Robert L. Williamson, son of J. A. & M. L. Williamson 5/6/1889 2/10/11 Martha J. Mashburn, wife of T. T. Mashburn, 2/22/1848-11/12/14 Thomas T. Mashburn 7/7/1851-6/22/34 W. G. Mashburn, Mother 12/15/1885-7/13/46 , j Alice Reese Mashburn 3/28/1896-11/18/78 ^ Edward Oscar Mashburn 9/30/1891-9/16/51 Mary Frizzell Hooper 3/8/1886-6/8/52 James M. Frizzell 9/23/1867-7/3/49 Annie Berry Frzzell 10/7/1873-1/18/50 Ellis Molden McMahan 12/9/1894-9/14/72 Ellen Frizzell McMahan 4/8/1896-3/7/28 Carsey Ellis Hooper 9/12/24-10/12/24 Samuel F. Cabe 1/9/27-2/16/27 Odessia D. Cabe 6/8/08-9/18/82 Dillie L. Cabe 7/14/1878-10/23/39 Martha F. Cabe 8/3/1878-6/26/40 James Cabe 1905-1907 Mary Cabe 4/1845-8/1926 John Burgen Cunningham 2/4/07-6/22/66 Rufus Lee Cunningham 1870-1930 Elizabeth Buchanan Cunningham 1873-1921 A. W. Davis no dates Martha A. Davis 12/13/1843-3/19/23 Claude Jacobs 11/28/05-2/16/81 Billy Joe Jacobs 11/28/35-11/24/84 John Gribble d. 6/18/1898 aged 77 yrs., 2 mos., 3 days Jason Frizzell, son of Z.N. & M.E. Frizzell 4/15/17 Rufus Frizzell, son of Z.N. & M. E. Frizzell 6/15/16-6/16/16 Oma E. Frizzell, dtr of J.W. & L. M. Frizzell 2/16/09-10/29/10 Infant of J.W. & L. M. Frizzell 4/24/02 ^_y 70 o STILLWELL CEMETERY (continued) L. Velmer Frizzell, dtr. of J.M & L.M. Frizzell 5/3/00-9/27/01 Elizabeth Frizzell, dtr. of Z.N.& M.E. Frizzell 5/13/1918 David C Frizzell, son of A.C. & L.D. Frizzell 1/6/02-2/25/02 Lillie C. Frizzell, dtr. of A.C. & L.D. Frizzell 4/14/1896 James Frizzell, son of A.C. & L.D. Frizzell 12/22/1894-1/8/1895 Lucy Frizzell age 36 years Adam Frizzell, son of Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Frizzell 2/16/15-11/28/36 W. M. Frizzell 3/3/1838-11/19/12 Mary Ann Frizzell 12/12/1848-6/10/20 Charlie R. Frizzell, son of W.M. & M.A Frizzell 6/2/1889-472/1896 Charles S. 'Frizzell, son of tf. M. & A.A*. Frizzell 6/28/1899 7/17/00 Elizabeth Frizzell, wife of J. T. Frizzell 6/12/1873-8/17/1897 John T. Frizzell 12/29/1871-3/31/22 Joseph W. Cowan 1834-1917 Sarah M. Cowan 1942-1913 Lawrence D. Cowan 8/29/1870-11/24/46 Roxie H. Cowan 3/19/1886-5/3/74 Mildred C. Cowan 9/8/07-11/26/87 Paul E. Cowan, Sr. '9/6/1899-9/25/70 Robert B. Cowan 9/25/1870-6/22/42 Charlotte V. Cowan 8/10/1864-11/4/45 ! Alvin Clingman Deitz 10/21/06-8/26/82 Marshall Buchanan 3/27/16-6/9/85 Nannie Lewis Green 1/15/08-6/14/92 Joseph H. Dickert 8/7/17-5/15/89 Roy M. Cowan 11/5/1891-12/29/46 < William L. Cowan 4/26/1867-4/7/35 M. Louthenia Cowan 5/23/1869-7/30/50 Frank Crawford Cowan 5/20/1896-2/10/1899 Helen M. Cowan 4/12/11,-6/27/88 Lawrence W. Seif, son of William & Octa Self d. 6/17/1896 age 6 mos., 22 days Octavia C Self 9/25/1861-12/3/36 Dr. William Self 10/13/1852-4/1212 Vera Myra S. Smith 3/6/1889-12/3/78 Margaret B (illegible) 1/22/1822-12/22/1897 Betsy Ann Higdon, wife of Mack Higdon d. 11/24/17 age 82 yrs., 8 mos., 14 days Roscoe Osborn Higdon 3/28/1889-8/16/51 Elizabeth Murray Higdon 5/24/1898- ? Margaret Viola (Margie) Buchanan, dtr of A.T. & C.E. Buchanan 2/11/02-6/10/03 !; Theodore Elsie Buchanan, son of A.T. & C. E. Buchanan d.12/7/01 age 5 mos, 24 days ! Walter Harrison Allman 12/21/1888-6/25/85 Ethel Mashburn Allman 10/29/08-3/7/75 Dean Ray Cowan 10/6/15-11/2/49 William H. Cowan 4/25/1879-7/22/66 Cora Lee Cowan 2/3/1886-4/27/66 H. Cicero Cowan, son of James & Elizabeth Cowan 9/22/1871-8/19/01 James Cowan 9/23/1832-8/19/17 71 STILLWELL CEMETERY (continued) Elizabeth Cowan 10/28/1832-11/13/14 ^ W. R. Cowan 3/12/1836-2/28/15 Mary Cowan, wife of W. R. Cowan 6/14/1844-1/2/23 Arthur Dodson Cowan 11/15/1886-5/16/41 Lucy Wells Carr 6/11/00-9/11/41 Mary B. Cowan 4/1/05-3/1/90 Dan G. Cowan 9/24/07-12/24/82 Hattie L. Cowan 12/15/10-11/14/91 Dovie Louvada Parker 10/1/1887-2/5/61 John Spenqer Lewis, infant son of Paul & Barbara Lewis 1/10/86 Jane Allman, wife of Jno. G. Allman 9/24/1844-3/18/01 John G. Allman 9/25/1836-1/19/08 Etta E. Long 3/8/15-5/3/18 children of Mrs. Annie Betty Lee Long 4/15/24-11/25/27 Long Annie Allman Long 12/5/1891-7/17/84 Allman Cowan, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. J. N. Cowan 10/16/19 Infant son of Carl & Bertie Allman 11/19/24 James N. Cowan 7/21/1881-9/19/66 Bessie I Cowan 10/16/1886-7/8/29 Ethel Frizzell Allman, dtr. of W.M. & Mary Frizzell 8/31/1897 3/28/33 Polk Allman 3/28/1845-6/15/10 Bettie Allman 8/24/1862-1/16/47 Robert Ashe 10/30/1855-1/30/35 Alice K. Ashe 10/27/1862-1/3/14 Donelson Ashe 1/14/1891-6/16/38 ^J Dora Lee Collins 4/17/1885-1/20/68 Fred Ashe 4/3/00-2/26/20 W. A. Ash 1/25/1889-10/16/1893 Roxie Higdon, wife of V. A. Higdon 7/13/1861-2/13/38 V. A. Higdon 8/9/1860-11/22/1891 Cordeli E. Higdon, Dtr. of V.A. & I. R. Higdon 11/19/1883-9/3/01 Oscar Higdon 8/1/1886-1/24/63 Grace Deitz Higdon 2/27/1898-4/12/54 T. Bragg Cowan 7/10/1872-1/12/41 Leona Cowan 8/23/1882-6/21/59 Hattie Burdell Cowan 4/10/09-11/8/09 Cowan Twins: Cora Lee (Davis Wilburn) 7/12/1888-4/1/83 Nora Lee 7/12/1888-10/?/1888 Lafayette Cowan 5/8/1842-3423 Nancy Cowan 7/28/1848-6/19/28 Grover Hamilton Cowan 2/23/21-5/30/78 Patrick Henry Cowan 3/6/28-4/14/38 David Glenn Cowan 2/13/07-3/14/09 Baby Cowan 8/19/02 J. Ramsay Dills 11/6/1830-3/15/1875 Margaret L. Dills (wife of J. R.) 7/1/1840-9/9/1897 Frank Tompkins Rhinehart 2/29/1896-6/14/52 William W. Rhinehart 4/7/1854-8/26/22 Martha Ida Rhinehart 8/23/1860-12/26/41 J. Ramsay Rhinehart 4/27/1873-10/15/1888 Beulah W. Rhinehart 4/25/38-2/14/81 W 72 STILLWELL CEMETERY- (continued) James Rhinehart (baby) 1935-1935 Kate Rhinehart (baby) 1925-1925 Elizabeth A. Stillwell 11/1/25-4/19/80 Ephraim Posey Stillwell 8/8/1887-6/12/65 Esther Kinney St,illwell 1/3/1898-5/2/87 Iverson E. Stillwell 1876-1954 Lillian Stillwell Cook (wife of Rev. W. N. Cook) 3/28/1874-5/8/48 Hattie Bryson Stillwell 11/29/1872-8/17/35 Charles Burdette Stillwell 1/14/1879-5/4/28 Jacob Siler Stillwell 3/18/1844-8/17/16 Martha E. Stillwell 5/6/1848-7/19/34 J. Raymond Dietz 5/5/1891-3/27/62 M. E. Josephine Dietz 5/13/1896-7/28/17 Hannah M. Dietz 10/7/1893-2/14/17 Martha M. Dietz (wife of W. H. Dietz) 3/19/1860-11/25/07 W. H. Dietz 6/.1/1 847-4/3/20 Emma Dietz (wife of W. H. Dietz) 12/9/1850-6/28/1884 Annie May Stillwell 9/27/1887-2/21/64 Leon Elburn Stillwell 1/7/1882-3/17/63 Effie Stillwell (dtr of Cicero & Mollie) no date Arthur Stillwell (son .of Cicero & Mollie) no date Cicero M. Stillwell 4/13/1850-10/7/1887 Mary M. Bryson Stillwell 7/12/1858-2/14/36 J. H. Stillwell 2/7/1842-12/1/05 (m. Amanda Buchanan) Balsouri Stillwell 8/6/1874-11/1/1900 Dan Morgan 6/16/1882-10/7/28 Arzelia Stillwell Morgan 4/27/1889-6/24/66 James C. Payne 11/T/23-9/17/89 Thomas J. Payne 11/22/1869-4/24/28 Ida A Payne 12/12/1891-9/26/84 Helen L. Crater (dtr of G. E. & B.A. Crater) 9/23/26-10/31/30 James R. Ashe 12/18/1866-9/9/37 Lillian B. Ashe 12/25/1875-8/7/67 Sallie J. Stillwell (wife of J. F. Stillwell) d. 11/25/02 age 52 yrs. 10 mos. 9 days Sarah C. Stillwell (wife of J. F. Stillwell) d. 9/21/1879 age 39 yrs. 5 mos, 18 days' i J. F. Stillwell 2/20/1830-4/28/12 Sallie Buchanan 4/5/1813-11/25/09 Pleasant A. Calhoun 5/30/1870-5/2/39 Emma J. Calhoun 11/26/1876-10/5/52 Carl Kenneth Buchanan 11/9/27-5/10/85 (Mother) Docia Mabel Buchanan 1887-1962 ,, Relius Stillwell 6/2/1874-4/4/60 Stella Stillwell 11/11/1877-12/16/59 Jacob Stillwell 1799-1849 Elizabeth Stillwell 1800-1888 W. R. Cole 8/3/1822-10/8/1857 Sarah Pinion (our mother) 9/17/1866-6/2/1894 • Charles E. Dills 9/28/01 Dorothy Dills 1/1/12-5/13/12 Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Dills no date 73 STILLWELL CEMETERY (continued) Florence Morgan Dills 5/11/1883-11/5/40 ^ Aurrelius E. Dills 7/24/1880-8/3/65 John Lewis (our grandfather) 6/8/1849-3/27/27 David Wallace Swann Sr. 5/21/05-5/16/47 J. M. (Jake) Mashburn 11/12/21-10/3/65 (m. Virginia Rhinehart b. 7/15/28) A. B. Mallonee 2/10/1880-11/20/06 Posey J. Stillwell 4/24/1848-7/3/36 Sallie J. Stillwell 10/24/1854-7/29/41 Gladys Buchanan (infant dtr of Candler/Docia Buchanan) 11/2/11— 1 / 2 5 / 1 2 ; Eddie M. Stillwell (son of P. J. & S. J. Stillwell) d.9/8/01, 11 yrs. 5 mos., 25 days old Ralph Ray Stillwell 10/23/00-12/9/00 Nannie Burdell Stillwell 4/1/1898-6/8/1899 Ivy E. Stillwell, dtr of P.J. & S.J. Stillwell, d 12/13/1887, age 5 yrs. 9 mos Jane A. Stillwell (wife of E. P. Stillwell) 4/17/1819-8/25/10 E. P. Stillwell d. 9/1/1887 67yrs. 10 mos 26 days Monroe Buchanan 6/9/25-2/28/78 (m. Carolyn Lewis b. 3/29/27) Ernest Lewis 11/28/03-8/4/67 (m. Edna Davis, b.4/21/03) Jacob C. Stillwell, son of A.W. & L.A. Stillwell, d.6/28/1898 23 yrs., 8 mos, 17 days Alfred W. Stillwell 6/30/1836-3/6/07 Laura A. Stillwell 11/20/1833-6/14/07 Mabel Stillwell Davis 5/31/1868-3/2/64 O William A. Stillwell 1866-1954 Octie Stillwell, wife of W.A. Stillwell, 1871-1943 Harry Clifford Stillwell (M.D.) 6/18/02-6/14/43 Laura A. Stillwell (Aunt Laura) 4/25/1873-10/15/71 Tony Taylor no dates A. A. Crawford 5/15/1833-6/3/1897 Mary M. Crawford 8/20/1834-5/20/1897 J. D. Deitz 10/9/00-3/12/01 W. E. Deitz 8/9/00-6/28/01 George Deitz 12/28/1890-1/6/05 Infant of T. W. Deitz 7/8/07-7 7 Tomes W. Deitz 5/3/1861-10/5/19 Otelia Frizzell Cogdill 4/18/17-7/20/45 George Baxter Rogers 3/10/1845-1/16/01 Roxie Stillwell Rogers 10/25/1859-11/4/57 John W. Rogers 6/6/1891-1/7/36 Eugene Cunningham 10/26/1880-5/18/57 Bonnie R. Cunningham 9/18/1888-4/29/70 J. Ernest Banning 6/8/1886-11/1/65 Birdie R. Banning 7/16/1885-5/31/85 Eloise Erith Banning 7/1/10-11/18/68 Lela Rogers Cope 12/23/1881-11/7/71 Claude F. Rogers 1/29/11-11/1/87 George Tallie Rogers 9/2/1879-5/4/58 Fannie Ensley Rogers 6/25/1884-10/27/58 (m. 9/20/03) Mildred Ensley Stillwell 2/18/20-5/19/78 (m John Seymour w 74 ^ STILLWELL CEMETERY (continued) Stillwell, b. 9/11/22) John A. Stillwell 5/3/1864-8/23/41 • Sarah E. Stillwell 4/29/1880-4/13/64 Alfred P. Stillwell 11/12/14-11/12/14 Burdeen Stillwell 2/18/1876-1/24/39 Burdell Tatham, wife of P . C Tatham, 2/18/1876-6/18/19 '- Coleman Burch Cowan 2/1 4/1 9-2/7/-20 Isabelle Cowan 6/8/17-2/10/20 Ransom T. Cowan 5/16/1884-6/3/79 Bonnie M. Cowan 2/23/1891-T2/2/39 PFC Thomas Bragg Cowan 10/29/25-1/13/45 J. David Cowan 7/24/1.1-4/1/78 (m. Nora Lee Cowan, b.4/7/17) Molly Jane Stillwell 5/22/1873-11/28/61 Willa Mae Beck 6/17/1898-8/13/36 Emlus D. Beck 1/11/1893-10/14/74 Janeve Beck, dtr. of Emlus D. & Willa Mae Beck, 5/29/24-1/25/36 Belle Stillwell Carpenter 8/27/1871-6/24/58 Jacob M.M. Stillwell 6/23/1870-3/15/45 Paul Buchanan, son of J.O. & L.V. Buchanan 10/13/22-10/8/41 James E. Buchanan 11/8/1869-8/21/56 Nancy Pressley Buchanan 11/21/1866-7/27/32 Rebecca Buchanan 6/16/02-8/3/78 Wanda Allman, dtr of J. H. & M. K. Allman 9/23/39 John H. Allman 7/10/1898-5/1/72 Mamie B. Allman 8/7/03-4/8/81 J. H. Allman 5/23/25-11/19/90 SECTION BELOW ROAD: Ruby Oliver Elliott 12/23/13-6/12/75 (m. Archie V. Elliott b. 8/21/13) David Elliott 2/28/45-4/1/74 William R. Robinson 1932-91 Reuben Callahan 1914-1991 Cleam Woody Callahan 7/14/1883-5/10/71 (m.Robert Lee Callah'an, b.2/9/1880) Glenda Ann Robinson 1969-1976 James Tolley 8/15/1875-5/1/67 Dora c. Tollie 1907-1991 Albert Tollie 3/26/08-1/15/83 Anita Brugmann Oser 1/6/04-2/22/78 Wilhelm Brugmann 12/29/16-11/26/42 Kelly A. Green 1/29/36-2/11/92 (m. Shirley M.r b. 4/15/39) *. Truman Clifford Green 10/28/45-6/2/84 (m. Ruby Cabe,b.11/7/46) Thomas Hayes Cabe 9/1937-9/1937 » Sherrill D. Dalton 6/1/38-2/23/76 5 Charles Burton Dalton 3/14/07-12/11/75 Carl Cabe 6/30/43-12/18/43 ** Hazle Cabe 11/2/32-12/9/32 Kenneth H. Frady 10/30/34-2/12/84 (m. Gladys C. Frady, b.6/2/45) Alvin Cabe 7/14/13-7/1/84 (m. Beulah, b. 7/30/12) Jason W. Frizzell 2/7/1872-1/2/49 Lillie M. Frizzell 8/7/1873-9/19/44 75 STILLWELL CEMETERY (continued) J u l i a Suzanna Crawford 7 / 1 5 / 7 5 - 7 / 2 5 / 75 Norman F r i z z e l l 5 / 2 2 / 1 8 9 6 - 1 0 / 4 / 74 E t h e l F r i z z e l l 1 1 / 1 1 / 1 8 9 8 - 2 / 1 1 / 89 J a n e Sue F r i z z e l l , dau. of Z. N. & M.E. F r i z z e l l , 9 / 1 6 / 3 4 - 1 2 / 3 0 / 4 4 Gladys Irene Frizzell 12/26/48-3/9/49 Elsie Frizzell, dau. of T.R. & A.L. Frizzell, 6/15/33-6/29/45 Ada Buchanan Frizzell 10/30/08-5/9/84 (m. Theodore R. Frizzell, b. 11/8/05) William M. Frizzell 6/18/1876-2/22/44 Mary C. Frizzell 9/29/1877-4/10/72 David L. Frizzell 8/23/08-11/22/85 (m. Marie C , b 6/22/18) Charles D. Frizzell 1/6/42-1/17/42 Joseph F. Elrod 7/4/1883-8/29/53 Eva Grace Elrod 7/3/1896-2/9/86 Minnie Frizzell 10/1/1893-12/29/47 H. Don Frizzell 6/7/1887- 7 Harry E. Carpenter 1937-1971 Gearldine N. Carpenter 1939-1977 Vicky Lynn Carpenter 1963-1971 Ralph W. Buchanan 11/15/06-5/30/69 Arthur H. Buchanan 1904-1983 Kenneth W. McNear, Jr. 6/14/45-5/29/84 (m. Dovie, b. 9/1/37) Sgt. John Calvin Frizzell 6/18/23-12/21/44 Charlie Cabe Frizzell 8/9/1897-6/25/57 " . Mary Etta Lewis 3/171895-6/30/75 v^ William Ernest Frizzell 7/28/26-10/10/79 Lawrence Middleton 4/4/17-11/2/52 (m. Tulin Frizzell,b.9/24/24) Henry D. Pangle 2/9/1894-7/11/77 (m. Edna Lewis,b. 12/11/11) Monica Renee Lewis 9/9/73-11/27/73 Billy Ray Frizzell 12/24/59-7/6/82 Frederick Earl Stillwell, Sr. 1/23/05-6/26/76 Benjamin Lessing Lewis, infant son of Mack & Susan Lewis 8/24/70 Stillwell Infant 1969 Delia Frizzell 1889-1962 Candace Frizzell 1879-1964 William Clifton Morris, Jr. 9/22/46-8/31/73 Michael Frizzell, son of Clyde & Anna Bell Frizzell, 12/30/49 Clyde Thomas Frizzell 2/11/12-10/31/89 Annie Bell Frizzell 8/19/17-11/13/57 Amanda Beck, wife of C. S. Beck, 3/31/12-3/5/42 Callie Morgan 12/14/1877-7/11/50 Jason Morgan 1876-1960 Callie Morgan 1884-1957 Ruth Morgan 9/21/1925-1/6/72 James G. Buchanan 5/5/48-6/24/71 (m. Shirley 0.,b. 4/30/48) Thomas W. Buchanan 1908-1982 Etta C. Buchanan 1911-1991 Charles A. Sorrells 10/3/20-10/22/46 Robert H. Sorrells 7/6/1860-7/7/48 Mary E. Sorrells 2/9/1878-11/5/72 . Infant son of Mr./Mrs. D. J. Jones ^^ 76 STILLWELL CEMETERY (continued) Minnie Sorrells Extine, wife of Lee V. Extine, 4/28/06- 7/12/71 (Lee extine, b. 4/2/08) Billy E. Sorrell 3/21/43-7/19/90 John E. Sorrells 2/4/10-9/13/74 Pauline E. Sorrells 9/23/09-11/25/83 (m. 4/21/29) James Oscar Worley 9/1 7/1 892-1 0/1 6/76* Beulah S. Worley 12/23/1895-6/19/70 Willard J. Wheatley 9/23/18-2/27/83 (m. Maxine R., b.1/10/29) Max Leya 1896-1988 John Edward Hammerly 3/7/50-10/4/88 Nellie Allman 7/26/00^11/7/59 Arthur Allman 3/17/1884-1/23/1976 Dora Allman 7/16/1888-6/7/41 Carl Edwin Allman 9/19/26-2/2/91 Carl E. Allman, Sr. 5/25/02-10/1/73 Bertie J. Allman 9/13/01-7/L/72 William Dean Allman 8/7/28-2/27/87 77 A n O v e r v i e w o f S o u t h C a r o l i na A Genealogical Workshop by ^ Brent Howard Holcomb sponsored by Old Buncombe County Genealogical Society Saturday. September 18,1993 Holiday Inn, Tunnel Road Asheville, North Carolina Brent Holcomb is a full time genealogist and is author or co-author of over eighty titles on the Carolinas, including several family histories. He has been a Certified Genealogist since 1983 and a Certified Genealogical Lecturer since 1986. He has received the NGS Award of Merit {1981}, a certificate of Appreciation from the American Society of Genealogists {1982}, the Award of Merit for South Carolina Genealogical Society {1987},and the President's Award from the South Carolina Genealogical Society {1990}. Mr. Holcomb is a native of Clinton, S.C. and currently resides in Columbia. Workshop Program 8:30 9:00 9:15 10:00 10:15 11:00 11:15 12:30 2:00 2:45 3:00 Registration and Coffee Welcome and Opening Remarks "Probate Records of South Carolina" Break "Land Records of South Carolina" Break "Vital Records and Substitutes for Them and Records of Various Courts in South Carolina" Lunch a/ "The Border Problem Between the Carolinas jy in the Colonial Period" ^^jf Wrap - Up ^^_A*rfk Adjournment ^— N f c s , * s _ ILXJ^ [-**« Lui u Pre • Registration will be open through September 13th. The cost of lunch is included in early registration. There will be no refunds given after September 13. Workshop cost at the door will be $25.00 {lunch not included}. For more information call or write Old Buncombe County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 2122, Asheville, N.C. 28802 or call (70f) 253-1894, Monday through Friday, 9 to 5. . .—, , , , ,. , . Gut and Mail this Reservation Form to: Walter Hall, Workshop Treasurer OBCGS 407 Tomahawk Ave Black Mountain NC 28711 Name: Phone: Address: / City St. Zip: v \y Saturday Workshop: Non - Members $25.00, Members of OBCGS $22.00 {Lunch Included}. 78 LONG CEMETERY CENSUS Lovesfield (Census by Harry Bumgarner, 12/19/1992) John N. Fullbright 3/25/1877-7/22/67 Iva Fullbright 9/17/1883-11/2/54 Anna Lee Fullbright 6/16/21-1/14/27 Ruth Fullbright 2/7/05-10/19/18 Harrison Frizzell 1870-3/6/1937 (Death Cert.-6/3/1869-3/6/37) Sallie Moss Frizzell 1867-2/27/23 (Death Cert.-6/16/1868-2/27/23) Fidille H. Evans 3/21/1861-8/11/38 Magdalene Bumgarner, wife of F. H. Evans 1/31/1869-3/31/51 ' Burke H. Evans Pvt. 1st Class, 105 Field Sig. Bn., 30 Div. 9/29/1895-1/24/35 Infant 7/5/09 Delos W. Evans 7/22/06-11/22/07 William E. Fullbright 9/23/1877-2/28/43 Alma Fullbright 7/30/1882-3/29/61 Thomas Polk Fullbright 4/30/1870-3/6/42 Ellen Cowan Fullbright 6/28/1877-3/8/19 Mae Fullbright 1/19/1899-5/5/18 Daniel M. Fullbright 3/18/1844-11/1/15 Jane A. Fullbright 6/12/1836-3/18/07 Betty York, wife of Bird Fullbright 1/29/1873-1/25/28 Nancy Fullbright 1/16/1853-12/6/26 Matt R. Moss 11/7/1865-11/16/39 Cora L. York, wife of M. R. Moss 9/20/1867-1/7/23 Roy E. Henson 5/2/04- Sally S. Henson 3/20/25-3/19/85 John R. Henson 9/20/1863-11/21/08 Hester A. Henson 11/7/1864-12/3/50 .A. J. Long 4/24/1832-10/9/09 Jamimal Long 4/8/1836-4/13/14 Garcia, son of J.C. & I.E.. Hoxit 6/10/05-2/18/09 Nancy Cathey Goodson 1856-1934 (Death Cert.-4/30/1847-9/23/34) (One unmarked grave) 79 RULES FOR GENEALOGISTS (This document was given to Jean Crawford Brown by a fallow genealogist at tha Virgin!^ j Stata Archives in Richaond. He thought it would be interesting to our aeabers, and so we print it here for your enjoyment. To stake the story funnier, as the gentleaen left the archives building, the wind caught his handful of papers and blew thea all over a Richaond street. While gathering up the papers, he looked up to see a tow truck hauling away his car which he had unknowingly parked in the wrong place. So, to these rules, add soaething about securing papers and parking properly.) The document containing evidence of the aissing link in your research invariably will be lost due to flood, fire, or war. The keeper of the records you need will have just been insulted by another genealogist. Your great-great-grandfather's obituary states that he died leaving no issue of record. The town clerk you wrote to in desperation and finally convinced to give you the information you need can't write legibly and doesn't have a copying aachine. The will you need is in the safe on board the "Titanic." Tha spelling of your European ancestor's naae bears no relationship to its current spelling or pronunciation. That ancient photograph of four relatives, one of whoa is your progenitor, carries the naaes of the other three. Copies of old newspapers have holes which occur only on last naaes. ^_J No one in your faaily tree ever did anything noteworthy, always rented property, was never sued, and was never naaed in wills. You learned that Great-Aunt Matilda's executor just sold her life's collection of faaily genealogical aaterials to a flea market dealer "soaewhere in New York City." Yours is the only naae not found aaong the three billion in the world-famous Mormon archives in Salt Lake City. Ink fades and paper deteriorates at a rate inversely proportional to the value of the data recorded. The 37-voluae, 16,000-page history of your county of origin isn't indexed. The critical link in your faaily tree is naaed "Smith." Ky 80