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.

• Creator
  • Jackson County Genealogical Society (N.C.)
• Format
  • Newsletters
  • Periodicals
• Type
  • Text
• Date
  • Date original: 2001-04
  • Date digitized: 2017-07-10
• Extent
  • Dimension: 11" x 8.5"
  • Pages: 36 pages
• Subject - Topic
  • Bible records
  • Cemeteries
  • Death certificates
  • Jackson County (N.C.) -- Genealogy
  • Registers of births, etc. -- North Carolina -- Jackson County
  • Voting registers -- North Carolina -- Jackson County
• Location
  • Jackson County (N.C.)
• Source institution
  • Western Carolina University
• Source Collection
  • Jackson County Genealogical Society
• Identifier
  • HL_JTJ_2001_11-03-04
• Repository
  • Jackson County Genealogical Society

Ky Ky J o u r n e y s T h r o u g h J a c k s o n c T h e O f f i c i a l J o u r n a l o f t h e J a c k s o n C o u n t y G e n e a l o g i c a l S o c i e t y , I n c. V o l . X I , N o . 3 - 4 M a r c h - A p r i l 2 0 01 JACKSON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 2001 Officers President RickL. Frizzell Vice Presidents Betty P. Foti Sharon B. Carnes Secretary Lynn Allen Treasurer David C. Frizzell Librarian Dorris D. Beck Office Manager Ruth C. Shuler Computer Coordinators Bill Bishop Deanne G. Roles Chair, Publications R. Larry Crawford Journeys Through Jackson is the official publication of the Jackson County Genealogical Society. Members and non-members are invited to submit genealogical materials for publication, with the understanding that the editor reserves die right to edit these materials for genealogical content, clarity, or taste. The Society assumes no responsibility for errors of fact that may be contained in submissions, and except where noted, the opinions expressed are not those of the editor or of the Jackson County Genealogical Society. The Society accepts no advertising for this pubUcation except for notices for other non-profit groups. From the Editor In this publication we make a strong effort to take the member and reader on a figurative "journey" through Jackson County, both in a geographical and genealogical sense. This time our members share material from Barkers Creek, Cashiers, Glenville, Caney Fork, Tuckasegee, Sutton Branch, Greens Creek, Parris Branch, Buff Creek, Canada, and Sapphire. To add to the fun, we conclude the Mathis descendancy with a creative little piece of poetry from Shawna Hall, and we top it all off with Ruth Shuler's account of the first ten years of our Society. Now Ruth in this account would not of course sing her own praises, but we have no such reservations in this space. Charter president, co-chair of Volume n , Office Manager, and the go-to person in all matters related to the Society are a few of the hats she wears. She also does approximately three thousand other things (and that's just in one week) related to her family, her church, and her community. We suppose that we would continue to exist as a Society without her, but nobody wants to consider such a truly horrifying thought. We certainly would not be where we are as a Society without her leadership. A toast to you, Ruth, from the Society. Is it spring, or will we just skip that one again this year? Regardless of the weather, seat thyself, kick that recliner back, and enjoy JTJ. And never forget: this is YOUR publication. y V i s i t u s a t o u r W e b s i t e : h t t p : / / w w w . m a i n . n c . u s / j c g s / Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Ky T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s Corrections, Query, Expressions of Sympathy 35 JCGS Photo Album 36 - 38 Caney Fork Baptist Church 39 - 42 1948 Jackson County Death Certificates 43 - 47 JCGS Library Acquisitions and Items for Sale 48 A Profile of Three 19th Century Jackson County Families 49 - 52 The Descendants of David Mathis 53 - 58 Ode to Great - Great - Grandfather David.-. 58 A Genealogy Letter in the Moss Family 59 - 60 The Descendants of Samuel McCall 61 - 64 The First Ten Years 65 - 66 Index 67-68 Ky Corrections In our January - February issue, the 1905 Glenville School identifications also include Bert Franks (on the first row, leaning and smiling); Nelson Robinson as the first person standing on the left in the third row; and in the top row, Flora Wilson next to Cassie Wilson. Our thanks to JCGS member Elise Monteith TerreU for this information. Also, in the January - February issue, on page 8, the wife of Radford Hooper should read Sadie Frizzell, rather than Sadie Frady. Thanks to JCGS member Carl Frizzell for pointing this out, and he also passes along that Sadie's mother was Candace Frady before her marriage to John Frizzell. Query Geraldine Queen (757 Canada Rd. Tuckasegee, NC 28783) seeks any information on Catherine Adline Ashe, b. 15 Sep 1832, daughter of Milas and Sarah Watson Ashe, d. ca. 1910 in Pelzer SC. She married John Alexander, and had children Kern and Sarah. Geraldine also seeks any death information on John Bradley Adzile Decater Dawson. Dawson, b. 7 Oct 1827, married Connie Rayburn 12 Aug 1849. Their seventh child, Martha, known as Aunt Mattie, was born 5 May 1863. Her father went to war before she was born and never returned. Where did he die and when? Any service records or death information sought. Mattie Dawson married Thomas Hampton Queen, son of Rev. Lewis and Lucinda Brown Queen. In Sympathy The Society offers our sincere condolences to JCGS members Bill Bishop, Jane Edwards, and Fern Mason, all of whom have suffered family losses recently. As always, our mere words are inadequate, but our thoughts are with you. 35 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 J C G S P h o t o A l b u m J v ^ On this page, Barkers Creek - area folks. Shared with us by JCGS member Mack Sutton, the picture at the top left is of Thad Gunter and Josephine Messer Gunter. At the top right, a lovely lady at two ages is Catherine Sutton Messer, wife of Henry Messer. At the bottom, John Wesley Brooks, Caroline Buchanan Brooks with Mattie Brooks Bryson, Laura Elizabeth Brooks Gunter Messer, and Myrtle Brooks Bradley. '^y 36 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 K, J C G S P h o t o A l b u m R ' ? ' . - ~&*3&%''~T~*. Ky C Mystery Photo page: We don't know who they are, but we have a feeling that someone is going to help identify these. These pictures, along with others that we plan to use in future issues, are in the Ashe family now, but the owners are also unsure of the identities. At the top right and at the bottom left are two religious scenes familiar to anyone of a certain age in Jackson County. Where was the decoration? Could this be at the cemetery at the East LaPorte Church? And maybe someone will recognize one of the young rogues at the top left. In the center right is a photograph that is especially intriguing. This is very definitely not a recent picture, and this lady was not young when the picture was made. Shared with the Society by David Frizzell. 37 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 J C G S P h o t o A l b u m Ky Another absolutely classic photograph, this shows the taxi service from another day. The surrey above was used to cany tourists from the train station at Toxaway to Sapphire and Fairfield and other points. Below, an outing at Glenville in the summer of 1919. The lady on the first row left is unidentified, but beside her is Sarah Wilson Monteith and Rosa Collins. The children in the center are Kims Collins and Elise Monteith. In the third row are Ruby Collins, Edith Collins, Bertha Henson, Thelma Collins, Elzie Monteith, and Ellefair Calloway. At the back are Robert K. Collins and Wilburn Oscar Monteith. Both pictures are shared by JCGS faithful member Elise Monteith Terrell, who adds that the Collins family moved to Canton. v_y ^ 38 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Ky C C a n e y F o r k B a p t i s t C h u r c h [Ed. This one, members, is pretty amazing. Not only do we publish excerpts from one of the most important primary source documents in Jackson County's social history, but also we are able to see mention of ancestors of many JCGS members. Our thanks to JCGS member Rev. T. Walter Middleton for sharing this wealth of information with us, and we also give a salute to Tuckasegee Baptist Church, the present-day congregation of the old Caney Fork Baptist. A note to readers: Occasionally an old church record will contain embarrassing details about members' lives. We see no reason to repeat those here. The church body would generally forgive the offender for his or her transgressions in the intemperate use of alcohol, sex, speech, mild violence, or such social sins as dancing. For us to do less is both ignorant and ignoble.] Church Formation and Mother C h u r c h Activities Church was constituted December 17th A.D. 1836 The following members dismissed from Collowhee [Cullowhee] Church; Called a presbytery consisting of Elders Adam Corn & Thomas Henson & George F. Caler; before whom they presented themselves & after a thorough examination was considered orthodox embracing the ... Articles of faith Wm Cathey Elizabeth Cathey Wm Parker Mary Parker Jas Cathey Sarah Cathey Johnathan Coward Mary Hooper James Hooper Mary Hooper Nancy Webster Rebecca Parker Cloah Coward Oct. 29,1848 "The arm of the Caneyfork Church at Hamburg met and Recvd Ruth Moss & Rebecca Wilson & Alfred Wilson by experience" July 14,1849 "Dismissed by letter Alexander Wilson & Alfred Wilson & Jackson Shelton & Magness Teague & Milton Moss & Sarah Wilson & Mary Wilson & Rebecca Wilson & Lydia Ledford Elvirah Ledford & Ruth Moss & Jane Moss & Mary Steward Jemimah Evit Lucinda Evit." [Ed. Considering the names listed here, we surmise that these members were dismissed to form the Hamburg Baptist Church.] Feb 20,1858 "from New Prospect ch. (received) David Vinson & David Mathis & E J Vinson & Rodah M Hooper (and) John Williams" 39 Kj Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 [Ed. Where was New Prospect Church?] April 15,1859 "Dismissed by letter to form a new church at Johns Creek F Huffman George Watson Benjamin Coward JF Stapp P M Parker John P Parker Lewis Queen B N Queen & Fany Huffman Nancy Parker Martha Queen Mary Queen Rhenes Hawkins Isabella Stapp Mary Queen & M C Queen" October 7,1865 "Martha Cook Nancy Queen Sarah Cathey Vilet Long Francis Parker Haseltine Cathey S. Brison Arty Brison Requested Letter from the Church and granted in order to Constitute a new Church" [Ed. This is presumably the group who was leaving to form a church at White Oak Flats, which is mentioned in the preceding paragraph to the names quoted above. Where was White Oak Flats?] March 11,1882 "W.M. Hooper & sister Annie Hooper (granted dismission) to unite with other churches at East Leaport [East LaPorte)" [Ed. This was followed by the same action April 8 for Pollie Middleton and Elender Middleton, and again on May 7 for Baxter Hooper and Lou Long.] April 20,1889 ^ "Heard the suggestion of pastor in regard to allowing the people of Rocky Hollow to act as an arm of this church" [Ed. In our last issue, we included a picture of this congregation, now known as Cedar Baptist Church.] Mention of Selected Individuals August 14,1864 Nathen Middleton Departed this life September 1863 Margit Hooper Departed this Life 1864 Wm. P Hooper Departed this Life 1864 August 30,1864 Mary an [Ann] Hooper Departed this Life August 311864 June 7,1865 Sarah Watson Departed this Life June 7 or 8 >y 40 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 ^ September 15,1867 Ky "On motion dismissed by letter bro David Mathis and sisters Elizabeth Mathis Delphi C Mathis and Mary A Chastain" [Ed. We assume that this is the same David Mathis whose descendants have appeared in these pages for the last few issues. Like so many other area families, they were moving back and forth to the Union - Towns County Georgia area.] May 16,1868 "Reced by letter Eddy Love freedwoman by letter of dismission from Savannah church." June 1871 (no date given) "Agreed to give Sister Edy Love (freedwoman) a letter of dismission to be with others constituted into a separate church for the colored brethren and sisters in the county" [Ed. We find mention of only one other African-American in the book. This was a man named George Frip, who was received by experience of grace May 24, 1879. In a list of members, he is shown eventually as deceased. There are two ways of looking at this issue. One is that the church was open enough in a segregated society to accept all Christians. The other is that mention is very carefully made of the race of these two members, notable simply because of the first fact, but largely unnecessary where a greater reality is concerned.] Miscellaneous Items of Interest Feb 24, 1867 "Services were held with the church now located near the fork of Tuckasige." July 1869 "Resolved that politics and all issues growing out of politics shall be ignored and that we never will consent to any Division of our Denomination on those questions" [Ed. The fact is that the members of this church saw their fathers, sons, and brothers go to fight on both sides in a fairly recent war, so this was a profound statement. Leaders of today might be well-advised to try to locate some of the same wisdom.] April 6,1878 "Took up the reference and considered the propriety of moveing the Church to the Institute." [Ed. Where was the Institute?] From p. 344, a list of contributors to the salary for pastor R.H. Moody. The total for 1859-1860 was $39.00, of which David Mathis, Harvey Gillespie, William D. Hooper, John A. Hooper, and James J. Hooper were the principal contributors. 41 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Excerpts from obituaries in the church record \^_J [Ed. We will mainly quote only the items of genealogical importance here. Where the spelling has changed the meaning of the text, we will add brackets for clarity.] Caneyfork March 5* 1859 We are pained to record the death of our beloved sister in Christ Mary Brown who departed this life August 2 1858 aged about seventy four years. We are informed that she joined the church at Waynesville and in 1837 moved to this country; and connected herself to the Caneyfork Baptist Church where she lived a pious member 21 years 4 months & 14 days... May the 25 1859 We are again called on to record the death of our Bro in Christ Andrew Hooper who departed this life July 7, 1858 after an illness of 2 weeks...Brother Hooper joined the church at Cullowhee at a union meeting held with that church November 9th 10th 11th 184? And was added to the Caneyfork church 17th of that same month... October 14,1860 We are Paindfull to record the Death of Our Beloved Brother in Christ John A. Hooper was Willfey [willfully] and Could Blood Murderd on the 18th day of August 1860 as he was Driven his horses Drawen the Wagion and howlen [hauling] Scantlen [scantling] from the Saw Mill to his Owne house was Lay Way [waylaid]...and Shoute [shot] off the Scantlen...and that Offel Dead [awful deed] was committed near his owne house on the rite hand fork of Tuckasiege K^J River.. .Brother John A Hooper was a good Siterson [citizen] of our country and a member of the Baptist Church of Christ for one yeare and 6 days... [Ed. This shocker deeply disturbed the writer of the obituary, who added rather gruesome details. According to Walter Middleton, the assailant was also in the Hooper family, and this shooting was part of the infamous feud between that family and their Watson cousins.] (No date given) Brother Harrson [Harrison] Parker joined the Church at a protracted meeting at the School House below the fork of Tuckasiege River in the year 1859.. .this terbel [terrible] war Brok out the North and South Camen [commenced] firm in warfare...and he volunteered...the Company that be Belong to Mete at Webster then to Aashvill then to Morganton then to Reoley [Raleigh] the Capel [capital] of the state.. .moved to Grahamville and to Peterburg Virginia then to Richmon then to the Grat Batel [great battle] near Richmon and he (was) wounded there.. .and Died som tim [some time] in August 1862 [Ed. Presumably, the writer means the Seven Days when he refers to a great battle.] One Humorous Note On April 14, 1855, the church excluded Walter's great-grandfather Nathan Middleton for "betting & shooting at a match." On April 17, 1852, the body had excluded Lewis Queen for "killing hogs not according to law." Explanations, members? V_y 42 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 ^ 1 9 4 8 D e a t h C e r t i f i c a t e s o f J a c k s o n C o u n t y P e r s o n s B o r n P r i o r t o 1 9 0 0 [Key to reading the following: Name of deceased; spouse, if given; date of birth; place of birth; date of death; township; father's name; father's place of birth; mother's name; mother's place of birth; informant; address; cemetery. An asterisk (*) denotes, a known error in the certificate. Abstracted by Larry Crawford March 2001 in the Jackson County Register of Deeds Office.] Adams, Mary Kissie; w/o Banister; 6 Nov 1872; Jackson Co.; 10 Apr; Cullowhee; Siles Wilkes; not given; Mary ; not given; McKinley Adams; Speedwell; Mountain Grove Addis, Nannie Janette Lusk; w/o Arthur M.; 8 Mar 1889; Salem SC; 11 Sep; River; Nathan Lusk; SC; Amanda Talley; SC;'Arthur Addis; Walhalla SC; Walhalla Allen, Anna Lou Emma; wid/o John; 14 Apr 1867; Seneca SC; 9 Oct,' Dillsboro; Joseph Hicks; not given; Mary ; not given; Ella Jane Allen; Dillsboro; Parris Ariail, Robert Lee; h/o Margaret Morris; 18 Sep 1887; Pickens Co. SC; 28 Mar; Sylva; Albert Herman Arial; SC; Mullinax; not given; Mrs. RL. Ariail; Sylva; Old Wellington {McCormick SC) Ashe, Bennie; w/o Marve; 10 Mar 1870; Jackson Co.; 4 Jan; Barkers Creek; Ace Nations; Jackson Co.; Tina Cockron; not given; Marve Ashe; Whittier; Wilmot Ashe, Marve; wid; 8 Nov 1871; Whittier; 13 Mar; Barkers Creek; Nona * Ashe; Jackson Co.; Lizzie Swietman; Jackson Co.; Cornelius Ashe; Whittier; Wilmot Barnes, Nellie Ann; single; 29 Feb 1870; Jackson Co.; 20 Feb; Sylva; Ninive Barnes; Jackson Co.; Polly Watson; Jackson Co.; Willie Barnes; Tuckasegee; Trout Creek Beck, Hattie Etta; w/o Billie; 26 Oct 1886; Dillsboro; 5 Feb; Barkers Creek; Henderson Gates; not given; Margaret Gibson; Jackson Co.; Billie Beck; Dillsboro; Keener Bradley, Kate Elizabeth; w/o Walter; age 63; Swain Co.; 3 Mar; Qualla; James Queen; not given; Mitildia Dunkin; Yancey Co.; Walter Bradley; Whittier; Bethel Brown, Anderson Levi; h/o ?; 11 May 1875; NC; 29 Dec; Canada; Levi Brown; not given; Susan Hooper; not given; Isabella Brown; not given; Canada Brown, Claude Estas; h/o Bertie Ashe; 17 Aug 1895; Jackson Co.; 16 Sep Canada; Rufus H. Brown; Jackson Co.; Laid Crawford; Jackson Co.; Ted Brown; Argura; Sols Creek Brown, John Andrew; h/o Margaret Phillips; 23 Apr 1876; Argura; 16 Jan; Canada; Levy Brown; Jackson Co.; Sue Hooper; Tuckasegee; Hut Middleton; East LaPorte; Sols Creek Brown, Robert O'Neil; wid/o Leila K.; age 77,8,27; not given; 14 Oct; Cullowhee; Hugh R. Brown; Jackson Co.; Leticia Bishop; Greenville SC; J.B. Brown; Sylva; Rogers Bryson, Ellie; wid/o Will; 14 Mar 1874; KY; 1 Aug; Hamburg; Jim Pratt; Ark; not given; not given; Edith Bryson; Norton; Glenville Bryson, Thomas IL; h/o Sarah Frances; age 81,3,20; Jackson Co.; 11 Jan; Cashiers; Barrows Bryson; Jackson Co.; Nancy Morgan; SC; not given; not given; Zachary Buchanan, Dorkey Jane; w/o Erastus; age 73,5,28; Jackson Co.; 18 Feb; Greens Creek; John Brooks; Jackson Co.; Caroline Buchanan; Jackson Co.; Ed Buchanan; Greens Creek; Old Savannah Buchanan, Mary Maranda; w/o Sam; 25 May 1883; Cullowhee; 26 Feb; Sylva; Coleman Hooper; Jackson Co.; Polly Tilley; Jackson Co.; Mrs. Lambert Murray; Clearmont NC; East Fork Bulks, Vera Louis; h/o Gertrude; 19 Sep 1871; Waterville MN; 2 Aug; Qualla; Huston Lois Bullis; NJ; Lucinda Juanette Reed; NJ; Mrs. V.L. Bullis; Orlando, FL. Woodlawn (Orlando FL) Bumgarner, John Oscar; h/o Cora; 6 Apr 1883; Wilmot; 5 Mar; Barkers Creek; William Bumgarner; Jackson Co.; not given; not given; Earl Bumgarner; Whittier; Bumgarner 43 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Bumgarner, Lucy Mae; wid; 24 Jul 1894; not given; 29 Aug; Cullowhee; William R. Pressley; Speedwell; Dovie Shelton; Speedwell; Alec Howell; Dillsboro; Bumgarner Fall Cliff i j Bumgarner, William Nathan; 29 Jun 1879; Jackson Co.; 20 May; Qualla; William M. ^~^ Bumgarner; Jackson Co.; Polly Allen; Webster; Ellen Bumgarner; Whittier; Bumgarner Carnes, Cance Davis; h/o Ellen; 2 Oct 1889; Haywood Co.; 18 Dec; Sylva; Logan Carnes; Clayton GA; Elizabeth Mitchell; Clayton GA *; Jessie Carnes; Dillsboro; Franklin (Long Branch) Casey, George; h/o Essie; 6 Aug 1882; Cullowhee; 30 Jan; Cullowhee; Bill Casey; not given; not given; not given; Clifford Casey; Cullowhee; Cullowhee Coggins, Annie Conner; w/o Victor; 14 Oct 1889; Tuckasegee; 30 May; Mountain; Frank Conner; not given; Caralyn Cope; Jackson Co.; Victor Coggins; Speedwell; Double Springs Cook, Lillian StiUweU; w/o W.N.; 28 Mar 1874; Webster; 8 May; Webster; Jacob Siler StillweU; Webster; Martha Allman; Webster; W.N. Cook; Webster; Stillwell Coward, Rhoda Wood; w/o John; age 61,2,19; not given; 1 Jan; Scotts Creek; Michael Wood; Jackson Co.; Margaret Arrington; Haywood Co.; John Coward; Balsam; Balsam Baptist Crawford, Addie; single; 7 Apr 1886; Jackson Co.; 8 Sep; Scotts Creek; Philip Crawford; Jackson Co.; Adelaid Clayton; Jackson Co.; Robt Crawford; Balsam; Crawford Crockett, Stuart R.; h/o Marie Ramsey; 2 Sep 1879; Wythe Co VA; 6 Jan; Sylva; H.S. Crockett; VA; Minnie Howe; VA; Mrs. S.R Crockett; Hazelwood; Edgefield SC Crowder, Oscar Henery; h/o Frances C ; 26 Jun 1884; TN; 22 Sep; Cullowhee; Jack Crowder; TN; Ellen ; not given; Mrs, Frances Crowder; Cullowhee; Wesser Creek Cunningham, James Burton; h/o Gypsey; 15 Mar 1894; Dillsboro; 7 Aug; Dillsboro; George Cunningham; Yancey Co.; Samantha Hensley; Yancey Co.; George Cunningham; Sylva; Locust Field Davis, Lillie Etta; wid; 11 May 1876; Haywood Co.; 17 Feb; Webster; Daniel Snider; Haywood Co.; Elizabeth Brendle; Haywood Co.; Douglas Davis; Webster; Webster Davis, Rebecca Alice; wid; 9 Jan 1863; Swain Co.; 3 Feb; Dillsboro; James Bradshaw; NC; Sophina Cuthburn; not given; Mrs. Frank Russell; Sylva; Franklin (Long Branch) Dawson, Laura Mae; w/o John; age 73,10,1; Jackson Co.; 20 Sep; Caney Fork; Lewis Queen; Jackson Co.; LouSinda Brown; Jackson Co.; John Dawson; Cowarts; Queen (Caney Fork) Dillard, Thomas Bryson; h/o Bessie Mae; 14 Sep 1892; Cleveland GA; 11 Jul; Sylva; W.A. Dillard; GA; Dooley; GA; Harold DiUard; Sylva; Dillard Dillard, Tobitha Isabel; wid; 17 Feb 1863; Jackson Co.; 20 Feb; Sylva; John Parker; Jackson Co.; not given; not given; Cora Sims; Sylva; DiUard DiUs, Minnie J.; wid/o Thurman; 21 Nov 1893; DiUsboro; 2 Apr; DUlsboro; Brag Jones; DUlsboro; Sarah Cope; Jackson Co.; Ray DUls; DUlsboro; Parris Elders, Dovie Moody; wid; 15 Mar 1869; Jackson Co.; 20 May; Dillsboro; Joe Moody; Jackson Co.; Artie Crawford; Jackson Co.; Charley Reagan; DUlsboro; Barkers Creek Enloe, AUie Stedman; w/o Scroop W.; 6 Apr 1877; GainesviUe AR; 13 Jan 1949; Sylva; Leonades Stedman; AR; Alice Granarda; AR; Ann S. Enloe; Sylva; Keener England, George Washington; h/o May; 21 Oct 1885; Yancey Co.; 10 May; QuaUa; Mark England; AL; Jane Robinson; Yancey Co.; Harvey England; Bryson City; Qualla Ensley, Abraham Lincoln; wid/o Laura Sherrill; 22 Nov 1865; Balsam; 15 Jun; Sylva; WUson Ensley; not given; PoUy Anna Parris; Jackson Co.; Shirley Ensley; Sylva; Old Field Evitt, Addie M.; w/o Dr; 30 May 1884; Jackson Co.; 8 Jul; Hamburg; Jeff Moss; Jackson Co.; Lennie Stewart; Jackson Co.; D R Evitt; Erastus; Pine Creek Foister*, Henry Luther; h/o Laura Parris; 7 Dec 1884; Haywood Co.; 18 Aug; Scotts Creek; Alfred Foister; Haywood Co.; Cynthia Ensley; NC; Mrs. Tom Bryson; Balsam; Balsam Baptist 44 >y Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Fowler, James McDuflie; wid; 12 Aug 1876; Jackson Co.; 17 Aug; DiUsboro; James Franklin L^ Fowler, Jackson Co.; Mary Dorcas Jackson; Jackson Co.; James Franklin Fowler; Gastonia; Franklin (Long Branch) FrizzeU, Jason WUburn; wid; 7 Feb 1872; Jackson Co.; 2 Jan 1949; Webster; Mack Frizzell; MitcheU Co.*; Mary Pressley; Jackson Co.; Norman FrizzeU; Webster; StiUweU FrizzeU, John Cathey; h/o Dean; 25 Aug 1884; Webster; 2 May; Sylva; Daniel FrizzeU; Webster; EUen Long; Haywood Co.; JuUa Stewart; Erastus; Webster GUI, Ellen Lois Stacy; w/o Johnj 15 May 1874; JacksonviUe IL; 7 Oct; Sylva; James David Stacy; Jacksonville IL; Mary Palmer; Stanton VA; John Stacy GUI; DeLand FL; JacksonviUe IL Green, Robert Slagle; h/o SaUy Hunter; 21 Dec 1866; Franklin; 8 Jun; Caney Fork; John A. Green; Hawkins Co TN; Henrietta Slagle; Franklin; Fanny Green Yoste; Durham; John's Creek Methodist Gregory, Callie Sorrells; wid/o Jack; 30 Jun 1880; Macon Co; 27 Dec; Sylva; WUl SorreUs; Macon Co.; Nellie Young; Macon Co.; WUl Gregory; DUlsboro; Watauga HaU, John; h/o Essie; 2 Feb 1884; NC; 8 Oct; Sylva; BUI HaU; NC; Nancy Waycaster; NC; Bassel HaU; DaUas, NC; Old Savannah Hawkins, W.T.; h/o Mary Emily; 9 Sep 1857; Haywood Co.; 18 Mar; Cashiers; not given; not given; not given; not given; Genivieve Wright; Cashiers; Cashiers (found on 18 Mar...missing for a number of years) Hensley, Isaac; h/o Brunette; 25 Feb 1865; Swain Co.; 27 Jan; DUlsboro; Jerry Hensley; Yancey Co.; Margaret QuiUiams; not given; Rachel Hensley; DUlsboro; Locust Field Holden, Robert Lee; h/o DrucUla Taylor; 15 Oct 1877; Jackson Co.; 8 Jan 1949; Sylva; John Holden; NC; Amanda Norton; Norton; Robert L. Holden Jr.; Sylva; Hooper SpeedweU / Hooper, Vernon V.; h/o Gratia Bryson; 20 Nov 1885; Tuckasegee; 11 May; Sylva; John A. *** Hooper; Tuckasegee; Mary Wike; East LaPorte; Eloise Hooper Kilpatrick; Sylva; Old Field Hornbuckle, Martha Mattie; wid; 21 Dec 1863; Jackson Co.; 13 Oct; QuaUa; Peter Long; Cherokee; Eva Catolster; Cherokee; Tribal Census; Cherokee; FamUy - Cherokee Hoxit, George Washington; not given; 10 Aug 1865; Jackson Co.; 5 Nov; Webster; Jack Hoxit; not given; Martha White; SC; Fred McConneU; Webster; Lovedale Jarrett, Robert Frank; h/o Sarah C ; 21 Jul 1864; Buncombe Co.; 10 Sep; Sylva; Robert Henry Jarrett; Buncombe Co.; Nancy WUson; Warren Co.; Clyde H. Jarrett; Andrews; Parris Jenkins, Mathy (?) ; w/o-Bud; age 79,1,16; Sevier Co. TN; 16 Sep 1947; Hamburg; Vardie Sneed; TN; Cordie Burchfield; TN; Vardie Sneed; Norton; WUlets Jones, Margaret Crawford; w/o Rufus; 10 May 1873; Jackson Co.; 20 Nov; Scotts Creek; PhiUip Crawford; Jackson Co.; Adaline * Clayton; Jackson Co.; Rufus Jones; Balsam; Balsam Baptist Jones, WiUiam; wid; 18 Feb 1864; Jackson Co.; 6 Nov; Scotts Creek; Jesse Jones; Jackson Co.; Tatham; Jackson Co.; Jess Jones; Sylva; Addie Keys, Elizabeth Marshall Davison; wid/o Joseph; 6 Sep 1883; Portaque Nova Scotia; 6 Jul; Sylva; Howe Davison; HaHfax NS; Larinda Knight; Annapolis VaUey NS; Elizabeth Keys Shimon; East LaPorte; Green HiU Ledbetter, Ella Knight; w/o Thos. C ; 14 May 1869; Jackson Co.; 9 Mar; CuUowhee; Robert Knight *; Jackson Co.; Betty Bryson; Jackson Co.; A.P. Ledbetter; Hazelwood; CuUowhee Baptist 45 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Lindsay, Mary Lee Fortson; wid/o Wm Bostick; 27 Nov 1868; not given; 19 Apr; CuUowhee; John Henry Fortson; Elbert Co GA; IsabeU Julia Anderson; Wilkes Co GA; Mrs. L J . Standard; , j Columbus GA; Fishing Creek (Washington GA) Madison, EUa V. Richards; w/o Robert Lee; 17 Nov 1866; Galveston TX; 18 Dec; Webster; Charles Edward Richards; New York, NY; Martha Ann Richards; AL; M.B. Madison; Webster; St. David's Mathis, Hut; h/o Ethel Luker; 11 Mar 1878; Jackson Co.; 15 Dec 1947; Canada; Tom Mathis; Jackson Co.; PoUie Parker; Jackson Co.; Minnie Jones; Tuckasegee; Woodring Meadows, Charles HoUand; h/o Nonnie R ; 10 Oct 1862; Buncombe Co.; 5 Aug; Sylva; nothing else given except Informant Harry Meadows; Bryson City; Randall (Bryson City) Middleton,' Joseph C; single; 11 Nov 1885; Tuckasegee; 8 Jun; Sylva; David Middleton; Tuckasegee; Mariah Chastain; Cowarts; T.F. Middleton; Tuckasegee; Middleton Moody, WUliam Hoyle; h/o Matilda Pruett; 25 Dec 1893; Hamburg; 10 Aug; Sylva; W.R. Moody; Jackson Co.; Josephine Leopard; Jackson Co.; Matilda Moody; Sylva; Loves Chapel Moore, DoUie Love; w/o Theodore; 27 May 1882; Cullowhee; 2 Feb; Sylva; Isaam Love; not given; Malinda McDoweU; not given; Theodore Moore; Sylva; CuUowhee Moss, Belzie Keener; w/o Thomas F.; 6 Nov 1888; Jackson Co.; 2 Nov; Sylva; Tom Keener; Jackson Co.; PoUy Ann Monteith; Jackson Co.; T.F. Moss, Jr.; GlenvUle; GlenvUle Baptist McCracken, Glennie Jane CogdUl; w/o Everette; 6 Apr 1899; WaynesvUle; 27 Apr; Sylva; S.C. CogdUl; Jackson Co.; Lula Allman; Webster; Mrs. Joe Deitz; Sylva; Old Field McKee, Gertrude DUls; w/o E.L.; 8 Jun 1885; Dillsboro; 27 Nov; Sylva; WiUiam A. Dills; Jackson Co.; Alice M. Enloe; Swain Co.; W.D. McKee; Charlotte; Keener McMahan, Thomas Clingman; wid; age 90; Yancey Co.; 9 Mar; DiUsboro; RUey McMahan; NC; not given; not given; Nelson Wilkes; DiUsboro; Locust Field Nichols, Elvira; w/o Abe; 8 Sep 1875; Swain Co.; 27 Nov; Sylva; James N. Wiggins; Swain Co.; Ky Miss Jenkins; Swain Co.; A.D. Nichols; Sylva; not given Nicholson, WUliam MarshaU; h/o Sarah; 18 Jul 1872; Transylvania Co.; 27 Oct; Sylva; BUI Nicholson; SC; Emma Lizzie Medlin; WalhaUa SC; Oscar Nicholson; Sylva; Wesley Chapel Owens, MUdred Hester; single; age 62 ?; Whittier; 28 Aug; Sylva; James W. Owens; not given; Nannie Russell; Macon Co.; Mrs. Boatright; Asheville; Shoal Creek Oxner, Laura BeUe Messer; wid/o Wm H.; 2 Jan 1872; Webster; 7 Jul; QuaUa; Jason Messer; not given; Mary Liner; Haywood Co.; Mrs. Edd Oxner; Whittier; Thomas O'Diear, Brasley Froney; w/o Wm Lyda; 24 Aug 1869; Mitchell Co.; 27 Aug; Sylva; not given; not given; Lydia Smith; Mitchell Co.; Unice Daniels; Whittier; Turpins Creek (Bryson City) O'KeUey, Jessie Jones; h/o EsebeUe; 19 Jan 1886; Walden Co. GA; 20 Mar; Sylva; John F. O'Kelley; GA; not given; not given; John O'KeUey; Morganton; Parris Painter, George Ellis; wid; 29 Aug 1863; CuUowhee; 22 Jan; Sylva; not given; not given; Harriett Painter; CuUowhee; WUl Painter; Sylva; Lovedale Painter, Laura EUen; w/o JuUus; age 81,5;i2; not given; 27 Nov; Cullowhee; VirgU King; NC; Nancy Durmit; NC; JuUus Painter; CuUowhee; Cullowhee Parker, Albert Dee; h/o Birdie Shelton; 29 Sep 1890; CuUowhee; 24 May; Sylva; J.Davis Parker; Caney Fork; EUse Candace Painter; Webster; F.E. Parker; Sylva; Keener Parker, John Grant; h/o Joyce Wood; 19 Jan 1866; Jackson Co.; 30 Mar; Canada; Alford Web Parker; GA; Frances Parker; GA; W.O. Parker; MU1 Springs; Wood PhiUips, Rufus Daniel; h/o Buriie; 14 Feb 1893; Cullowhee; 1 Jul; CuUowhee; Daniel H. PhiUips; Jackson Co.; IsabeUa Crawford; Jackson Co.; Buriie PhUlips; CuUowhee; CuUowhee . 46 Journeys Through Jackson March - AprU 2001 Prince, Mary Jane; wid; 27 Nov 1865; Jackson Co.; 22 Dec; Qualla; Stringfield Wood; Jackson {. Co.; SaUie Wood; Jackson Co.; I D . Prince; GreenviUe SC; Whittier Queen, Harman Reed; wid/o Sarah Rebecca; 10 Apr 1869; Jackson Co.; 21 Apr; Sylva; Benjamin N. Queen; Jackson Co.; Mary Carson; Jackson Co.; CA. Queen; Peabody KY; GlenvUle Ried, Etta; w/o Wait Reid; 18 Feb 1880; Jackson Co.; 25 Apr; Cashiers; John Stewart; Jackson Co.; Lucinda Owen; Jackson Co.; Wait Reid; Sapphire; Reid (Oakland) Stamper, SaUie Ann; w/o Ned; 15 May 1875; Jackson Co.; 25 Oct; QuaUa; Wesley Crowe; Jackson Co.; Rachel Blythe; Jackson Co.; Tribal Census; Cherokee; FamUy - Cherokee Stanford, Rachel Elders; w/o Gordon; 23 Jul 1877; Jackson Co.; 22 Nov; Scotts Creek; Berry Elders; Jackson Co.; E. Chastain; Jackson Co.; Mrs. McKinley Henry; Sylva; Lovedale Smith, Sophia Price; w/o ?; 11 May 1895; NC; 16 Dec; River; P.N. Price; not given; Lizzie Hooper; not given; Jim Smith; Tuckasegee; Tuckasegee Baptist Sutton, Amanda Brown; w/o DaUas; 8 Aug 1886; Jackson Co.; 28 Nov; Sylva; Tom Brown; NC; Ida Jean Cochran; NC; Burch Sutton; DUlsboro; Long Branch Ch Taylor, LUly Lou Verna; wid/o Jim; 10 Feb 1883; DiUsboro; 4 Jul; DUlsboro; not given; not given; Harriet Robinson; DUlsboro; Lura Taylor; DUlsboro; Robinson Watson, Lucius Monroe; wid; 13 Dec 1873; Jackson Co.; 8 May; Sylva; John B. Watson; Jackson Co.; Rhoda Parker; Jackson Co.; Johnnie Watson; Sylva; Keener Wiggins, Betsy Adeline; wid/o John A.; 2 Jan 1863; SC; 13 Dec; Sylva; Jack Bradley; SC; not C given; not given; Nathan Wiggins; Sylva; Glenville Wilkes, WiUiam Bowman; single; 27 Mar 1876; Sylva; 18 Mar; Sylva; S.P. Wilkes; Jackson Co.; Mary Thompson; Jackson Co.; Mrs. T.C. WUbrun; KnoxvUle, TN; Keener Wilson, John Hayes Sr.; h/o Madge B.; 30 Dec 1876; Webster; 6 Oct; Sylva; Richard WUson; Jackson Co.; Josephine Hicks AUison; Jackson Co.; Hal WUson; Sylva; Keener Wilson, Joseph Henderson; h/o Sarah; 24 Mar 1883; Cherokee Co.; 7 May; Sylva; Jackson LaFayette Wilson; Orange Co.; Ava WUUams; Graham Co.; Mary Marlowe; Bryson City; Bryson City Wilson, Robert Grant; h/o Mary; Mar 1870; Savannah; 15 May; Sylva; Alfred WUson; GA; Mary Ann Bryson; Jackson Co.; Chariie WUson; Sylva; Parris 47 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 J C G S L i b r a r y A c q u i s i t i o ns CaUNo. Author Title Donor 770.92 975.6 929.3 301.451 301.451 301.451 975.7 973.73 929.2 909 973.07 973.7 929.2 929.2 929.3 929.3 929.3 Bohn, Dave OUver, Duane Medford, Robert Kennedy, N. Brent Johnson, Mattie Ruth BaU, Bonnie Simpson, R.W. KUUan,RonV. Auld, David W. Carey, John (ed.) Jessup, John E. J r. Bumgarner, Matthew Rasco, WiUiam E. SchoU,AUenW. Knorr, Catherine L. WardeU, Patrick G. Holcomb, Brent Kinsey, Photographer Along the River; People and Places The Families of Haywood County, North Carolina Based on the 1910 Census Records The Melungeons: The Resurrection of a Proud People My Melungeon Heritage: A Story of Life on Newman's Ridge The Melungeons History of Old Pendleton District with a Genealogy of the Leading Families A History of the North Carolina Third Mounted Infantry Volunteers, USA The Dills Family of North and South Carolina Eyewitness to History A Guide to the Study and Use of Military History Kirk's Raiders: A Notorious Band of Scoundrels and Thieves Our Crawford Cousins the Past 250 Years Descendants of Moses and Isabell (Clark) Crawford of Bucks County, PA (2 vol.) Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Pittsylvania County, VA Virginia/West Virginia Husbands and Wives Early Records of Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church, Chester County, SC (Purchase) (Purchase) (Purchase) (Purchase) (Purchase) (Purchase) Tim Barker Tim Barker (Purchase) Jean C. Brown Jean C. Brown Jean C. Brown Jean C. Brown I t e m s f o r S a l e b y J C G S KJ y 1 Jackson County Heritage, Vol 1 ($64 locaUy, $69 postpaid) Jackson County Heritage, Vol II ($60 locally, $65 postpaid) Cemeteries of Jackson County ($35 locally, $38.50 postpaid) Jackson County Superior Court Docket Book ($15 locally, $17.50 postpaid) Cemeteries of Swain County ($42.40 locaUy, $45 postpaid) Delayed Births (Jackson, Swain, or Graham Counties, NQ (Riddle) ($21.20 or $23.50 each) Kirk's Raiders (Bumgarner) ($25 locaUy, $27 postpaid) JTJ, Vol 1, II, III (Vol. 1 $10 locaUy, $12 ppd., Vol. H or m $15 locally, $17.50 ppd.) KJ 48 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 C A P r o f i l e o f T h r e e 1 9 t h C e n t u r y J a c k s o n C o u n t y F a m i l i e s . . . C e r t a i n B r o o k s e s , P a r r i s e s , a n d P a r r i s e s Ky [Ed. Our thanks to JCGS members Cathy Brooks Moore, Josh Parris, and Ruth Crawford Shuler for providing the following photographs and Bible records, and a note of thanks also to JCGS President Rick FrizzeU for his expertise in "photographing^hotographs."] WiUiam Thomas Brooks FamUy Bible Wm. T. Brooks Borned July 12,1853 Sarah M. Brooks Borned Feb. 16,1854 Rhoda M. Brooks Borned Dec. 3,1872 Martha J. Brooks Borned March 31,1874 Rubens C. Brooks Borned May 25,1875 Joseph Brooks Borned Dec. 16,1877 WUliam V. Brooks Borned Nov. 22,1879 Sarah E. Brooks Borned Dec. 28,1881 George Brooks Borned May 22,1882 [Ed. 1883?] James E. Brooks Borned Nov. 6,1885 Salinda EUa Brooks Borned April 18,1888 Agnis L. Brooks Borned May 21,1890 Thad L. Brooks Borned July 18,1892 Eva Brooks was Borned August 3,1895 George Brooks died Sept. 11,1886 Agnes L. Brooks died August 30,1891 James Brooks died August 17,1893 Eva Brooks died May 26,1915 Sarah M. Brooks died April 20,1936 Thomas Brooks died April 4,1940 Sarah E. Brooks died July 6,196? [Ed. Record was cut off from page] WiUiam Varn Brooks died April 11,1966 Tom and Mallie Green Brooks 49 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Genealogical Notes for this Brooks famUy: WiUiam Thomas Brooks was one of the sons of Simpson H. and Margaret EUzabeth Parris Brooks. Margaret Parris Brooks was in turn one of the \^_J daughters of WiUiam Coleman Parris and Rhoda •Cuningham. WUUam Coleman Parris was the oldest son of David Parris and Mary Morrow, from whom so many Jackson County persons descend. Simpson Brooks was a son of Isaac Brooks and Nancy Logan, Rutherford County folks who moved to Jackson County and who also have a large population of descendants. The wife of WUUam Thomas Brooks, Sarah MaUie Green was a daughter of Leander Green and Agnes QuiUiams. Leander was in turn a son of SUas Green and Lucinda Sutton. Cathy Brooks Moore descends from WUUam Varn Brooks. James Parris FamUy Bible James Parris born Sept 13,1863 Florence Parris born Feb 22,1872 Lola Parris born Feb 15,1890 Sampson Parris born Jan 31,1892 Hannah Parris born Feb 13,1893 Martha Parris bom Oct. 19,1894 Claude Parris bom March 12, 1896 Zeb Parris born March 3, 1898 John Parris born Oct. 8,1900 Ida Parris born July 19, 1902 Hattie Parris born Oct 26,1904 CharUe Parris bom May 1, 1906 Mae Parris bom Nov 6,1912 James Parris Died Friday Feb 14,1941 Florence Parris Died Friday March 26,1954 Lola E. Nations Died Friday Aug 13,1965 Hannah A. Henson Died July 14,1928 Claude M. Parris Died Saturday Jan 25,1969 W. Sampson Parris Died Sunday Jan 27, 1974 Genealogical Notes on this family: We were privileged to visit at the home of Miss Dixie Parris, daughter of Claude Parris, on February 19, 2001. She graciously aUowed us to copy photographs and Family Bible pages for use in this pubUcation. Her grandfather, James Parris, was the youngest son of John and Hannah Ensley Parris. [We wUl include a page of photos dealing with John Parris in a future issue.] John was in turn one of the sons of David and Mary Morrow Parris. Hannah was the oldest daughter of WUUam and Judith Lackey Ensley. Florence WUson Parris, Dixie's grandmother, was one of the daughters of Manson and Brunetta Cockerham WUson. Manson in turn was a son of John and Mary Baker WUson. Brunetta in turn was the oldest daughter of John and Delphia Hall Cockerham. John WUson was a son of Richard and Rachel Strain WUson. John Cockerham was a son of WUliam and Charity Jennings Cockerham. Mary Baker was probably a daughter of Nathan Baker, who lived in IredeU County in 1800. Delphia HaU was the only daughter of Joshua HaU, Jr. and Jane Queen. >u KJ 50 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 K, Ky Above, the James and Florence Wilson Parris family about 1900. The front - row boys are Claude, Zeb, and John in his mother's lap. In the middle are Sampson, James, Lola, Florence, Hannah, and Martha. In the back are James' sister Caroline and their niece Maggie Crawford. Below left is Claude in the military uniform, and below right in a picture taken 1 April 1922, Zeb, his wife Nettie, and oldest daughter Edna are shown. Ky 51 KJ Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Samuel Parris FamUy Bible Births Samuel Parris was born April 6,1851 Jane Parris was bom may 15,1851 AUce Parris was bom may 14,1875 Candes Parris was bom August 9,1877 John B. Parris was bom march 26,1879 Hannah Parris was born February 24,1881 Rebecca Parris was bom November 23,1883 Laura Parris was bom May 29,1885 Elizabeth Parris was bom August 29,1887 Fanny Parris was bom November 28, 1889 Marriages James Queen and AUce Parris was married October 6,1892 J.B. Parris and Lizzie Pannell was married August 3,1902 Luther Foster and Laura Parris was married December 21,1905 Henry Ensley and Rebecca Parris was married January 9,1910 Baxter Hoyle and Fannie Parris was married August 21,1910 Clark Beck and Linnie Parris was married August 11, 1912 PhiUip Crawford and Lizzie Parris was married November 3,1912 Deaths Candas Parris died October 23,1900 , Samuel Parris died February 4,1921 ^"""^ Sara Jane Parris died May 28, 1925 Alice Queen died November 3,1952 Laura Foster died November 7,1953 Lina Beck died October 21,1962 John B. Parris died July 26,1966 Rebecca Ensley died March 28, 1967 EUzabeth Crawford died January 5,1973 Fannie Hoyle died November 22,1977 Genealogical notes on this Parris famUy: This is a remarkable Bible record in one way. When the P.J. Crawford house burned in March of 1958, this record was rescued from the ashes by EUzabeth Parris Crawford. She was the next-to-youngest daughter of Samuel and Sarah Jane Parris, and the Bible record now is with her daughter, Blanche Crawford Morris of Murphy. Ruth Shuler transcribed the record for us. The daughter called "Hannah" in the births is the same person as "Linnie" in the marriages, and "Lina" in the deaths. This daughter was named for her grandmothers Hannah Ensley Parris and Caroline Davis Bryson. Samuel Parris was a brother of James Parris in the pages before, sons of John and Hannah Ensley Parris. Sarah Jane Bryson Parris was the youngest daughter of Henderson Bryson and Caroline Davis of WUson Creek. [Ed. We cannot resist the temptation to add a few sentimental notes here. EUzabeth was the editor's grandmother, and her sisters were some of the sweetest persons we ever had the occasion to know. Of these chUdren of Samuel Parris, only Candas (who was not married ) , AUce, and Laura do not have Uving children in 2001.] . j 52 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Ky T h e D e s c e n d a n t s o f D a v i d M a t h i s c [Ed. We conclude the Mathis descendancy of JCGS member Shawna Green Hall in this issue. Along with the concluding pages, we offer a humorous poem composed by Shawna, expressing the frustrations that all genealogists endure when up against that proverbial "brick wall.'^ 132. MAUDE LEE ADELINE5 MATHIS (JOHN ELBERT*, Fit FN THEODOSIA3, JOHN HAMILTON2. DAVID*) was born Aug 13,1914 in Pickens Co., S.C. (Source: information from gson), and died Dec 29, 1973 in Asheville, N.C. She married CHARLES NELSON PARKER Jun 1927 in Greenville, S.C, son of SYLVANNUS PARKER and CAMILLA HENRY. He was bom Nov 30, 1899 in Jackson Co. N.C (Source: information from gson of C.N. Parker), and died Aug 10, 1981 in Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina. Children of MAUDE MATHIS and CHARLES PARKER are: i. JOHN NELSON6 PARKER, b. Jan 30,1930 (Source: information from Richard King, nephew), ii. JESSE C. PARKER, b. Apr 11,1932; m. ROSELIE DIAS. iii. BARBARA ANN PARKER, b. May 2,1934, Henderson Co. N.C. (Source: information from son, Richard King); m. ROY ELZIE KING, Jul 21,1951, Greenville, S.C; b. Apr 20,1922, Yancey Co., N.C. (Source: information from son, Richard King). 133. JOHN LEE5 HARRIS (ELLA LEE* PHILLIPS, DEBORAH ANN MURCILLA3 MATHIS, JOHN HAMILTON2, DAVID'*) was bom Jun 12,1939 in Jackson Co., N.C. (Source: Headstone, delayed birth records of Jackson Co., N.C), and died Feb 20,1992 in Jackson Co., N.C. (Source: Headstone, buried Rock Bridge Cemetery, Jackson Co., N.C). He married REBA SHELTON, daughter of DAVID SHELTON and ONIA OWEN. She was bom Dec 26, 1937 in Jackson Co., N.C. (Source: Headstone, delayed birth records of Jackson Co., N.C). Child Of JOHN HARRIS and REBA SHELTON is: i.. CARMALETTA6 HARRIS, m. (1) DWIGHT MOSES; m. (2) HAROLD DAVID GATES. 134. BRONA JOY5 MIDDLETON (HAZEL BURDINE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in North Carolina. She married BILL STEWART. Child of BRONA MIDDLETON and BILL STEWART is: i. DARREN6 STEWART. 135. NATALIE5 MIDDLETON (HAZEL BURDINE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in North Carolina. Child Of NATALIE MIDDLETON is: i. TANYA6. 136. FRIEDA5 MIDDLETON (HAZEL BURDINE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was born in North Carolina. Child of FRIEDA MIDDLETON is: i. SHAUN6. 137. WILLENE5 MIDDLETON (HAZEL BURDINE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom Nov 11, 1930 in Jackson Co., NC (Source: birth records of Jackson Co., NC). She married JACK TEAGUE. Children of WILLENE MIDDLETON and JACK TEAGUE are: i. BRIAN6 TEAGUE. ii. KEVIN TEAGUE. 53 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 138. IMOGENE5 MIDDLETON (HAZEL BURDINE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom Nov 11, 1930 in Jackson Co., North Carolina (Source: birth records of Jackson Co., NC). She married GILBERT BUSH. Children of IMOGENE MIDDLETON and GILBERT BUSH are: i. CHARLES6 BUSH. ii. PHILLIP BUSH. 139. MYRON5 MOORE (WILMA BURDELL* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in North Carolina. He married SUSAN in North Carolina. She was bom in North Carolina. Children of MYRON MOORE and SUSAN are: i. JENNIFER6 MOORE, b. North Carolina, ii. AUBREY MOORE, b. North Carolina, iii. CHAZ MOORE, b. North Carolina. 140. TAMMY5 MOORE (WILMA BURDELL* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) Children of TAMMY MOORE are: i. MELISSA6. ii. BRADLEY. 141. MICHAEL HENRY5 GILLESPIE (OUVE ELOISE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in North Carolina. He married SHELBY JEAN. She was bom in North Carolina. Children of MICHAEL GILLESPIE and SHELBY JEAN are: i. TRACY6 GILLESPIE, b. North Carolina, ii. WESLEY GILLESPIE, b. North Carolina. 142. NANCY ANITA5 CARDEN (OUVE ELOISE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was born in North Carolina. She married JIM SANSOSTI. Children of NANCY CARDEN and JIM SANSOSTI are: i. MICHAEL6, b. North Carolina, ii. MATTHEW, b. North Carolina, iii. RYAN, b. North Carolina. 143. LARRY RAY5 GORDON (GAZELLA WYSE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in North Carolina. He married SALLY SAWYER in North Carolina. She was born in North Carolina. Children of LARRY GORDON and SALLY SAWYER are: i. WILLIAM JEFFREY6 GORDON, b. North Carolina, ii. STEPHANIE GORDON, b. North Carolina. 144. SHARON RAMONA5 HUBBARD (APPLESS WALTON* MATTHEWS. WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in Brevard, North Carolina. She married ROGER PETITT in North Carolina. He was bom in North Carolina. Child of SHARON HUBBARD and ROGER PETITT is: i. WHITNEY6 PETITT, b. North Carolina. 145. RICK5 HUBBARD (APPLESS WALTON* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in Brevard, North Carolina. He married CINDY in North Carolina. She was bom in North Carolina. Child of RICK HUBBARD and CINDY is: i. ZACHARY6 HUBBARD. 54 KJ Ky Ky Ky Ky Ky Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 146. SHAWNA KAYES GREEN (OPAL ESTELLA* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom Jan 17,1951 in Brevard, Transylvania County, North Carolina. She married ROBERT WILLIAM HALL Jul 24, 1971 in Waterford, Michigan, son of VICTOR HALL and KATHERINE MILLER. He was bom May 2, 1947 in Chicago, Illinois. Children of SHAWNA GREEN and ROBERT HALL are: i. MICHAEL DENNIS6 HALL, b. Dec 24.1974, Pontiac, Michigan; d. Dec 24,1974, Pontiac, Michigan, ii. JEFFREY WILLIAM HALL, b. Feb 16,1978, Pontiac, Michigan. 147. CATHY ANNE5 GREEN (OPAL ESTELLA* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom Dec 1,1956 in Pontiac, Michigan. She married JAMES THOMAS FELICE Jun 1983 in Waterford, Michigan. He was bom Jul 9,1952 in Pontiac, Michigan. Children of CATHY GREEN and JAMES FELICE are: i. LAURA MICHELLE6 FELICE, b. Oct 5,1985, Pontiac, Michigan, ii. AMY NICHOLE FELICE, b. Jan 27,1988, Pontiac, Michigan. 148. SHERRY RENE5 MATTHEWS (FRANKLIN ELMO*, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom in Brevard, N.C She married JAMES MACK OWEN in Brevard, North Carolina, son of JAMES OWEN and PEARL HARRIS. He was bom Jan 15, 1960 in Jackson Co., N.C Children of SHERRY MATTHEWS and JAMES OWEN are: i. JASON6 OWEN, b. North Carolina, ii. DANA OWEN, b. North Carolina. 149. DEBORAH5 OWEN (WANDA KATE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, -DAVID*) was bom in Brevard, N.C. She married DARREL TIPTON. Child of DEBORAH OWEN and DARREL TIPTON is: i. ASHLEY6 TIPTON. 150. TODD5 OWEN (WANDA KATE* MATTHEWS, WALTER HARRISON3, JOHN HAMILTON2 MATHIS, DAVID*) Child of TODD OWEN is: i. MATTHEW6 OWEN. 151. BETTY JUNE5 BALLEW (TRULA MAE* CHASTAIN, JOHN BASIL3, MARY A.2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom Jul 23, 1928 in Loudon Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). She married (1) BERT F. ERWIN. She married (2) JAMES SNOW. She married (3) TERRELL WALDEN. He was bom May 15,1919 in Ga. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net), and died Apr 7, 1995 in Vanceboro, N.C. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). She married (4) DARRELL RAY JOHNSON Aug 22,1947 in Jefferson Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intennediatn.net.). He was bom Mar 31,1924 in Knox Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intemrtediatn.net.). Children of BETTY BALLEW and DARRELL JOHNSON are: i. KATHLEEN HAWKINS6 JOHNSON, b. Aug 12,1948, Knox Co., Tennessee (Source: info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. LAWRENCE RAYMOND DAVIS, Oct 23,1971, Cocoa Beach, Florida (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); b. Dec 6,1947, Camden, New Jersey (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn:net.). ii. JEFFREY DARRELL JOHNSON, b. Oct 25,1953, Knox Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. EVELYN HENSLEE BURDETTE, Apr 12,1980, Knox Co., Tenn. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). 55 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 iii. SUE BETH JOHNSON, b. Jan 31,1958, Anderson Co., Tenn. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. (1) CHARLES FORREST YORK, Mar 7,1979, New Jersey (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); b. Feb 26,1956, Camden, New Jersey (Source: Info KJ from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. (2) WILLIAM HENRY EATON, May 12,1992, Las Vegas, Nevada (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); b. Apr 21,1960, Knox Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). iv. VIRGINIA LOU JOHNSON, b. Aug 24,1960, Anderson Co., Tenn. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. THOMAS MCDOWALL, May 26,1996, Melbourne, Fla. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). 152. THOMAS FRANKLIN5 HAWKINS (TRULA MAE* CHASTAIN, JOHN BASIL3, MARY A.2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom Dec 28, 1929 in Jefferson Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net). He married GERALDINE JANE BRITTIAN Feb 14, 1953 in Knox Co., Tenn. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). She was bom Jun 10, 1931 in Knox Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). Child of THOMAS HAWKINS and GERALDINE BRITTIAN is: i. CYNTHIA JANE6 HAWKINS, b. Jul 26,1954, Knox Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. RALPH CLINTON, 1971, Knox Co., Tenn. (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.). 153. CATHERINE5 BUCHANAN (BESSIE CHRISTINA* CHASTAIN, JOHN BASIL3, MARYA.2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was bom Feb 5,1920 (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intennediatn.net). She married JAMES SAMUEL CRAIG. He was bom May 21, 1906 in Knox Co., Tennessee, and died Feb 1952 in Knox Co., Tennessee. 26, 1957. Ky Child Of CATHERINE BUCHANAN and JAMES CRAIG is: i. JIMMIE CATHERINE6 CRAIG, b. 1941, Jefferson Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. (1) BOBBY J. BAYLESS; m. (2) DWIGHT PANNELL. 154. JACK5 BUCHANAN (BESSIE CHRISTINA* CHASTAIN, JOHN BASIL3, MARYA.2 MATHIS, DAVID*) was born Oct 1918. He married FRANCES STRADER. Children of JACK BUCHANAN and FRANCES STRADER are: i. JACKIE CECIL6 BUCHANAN. ii. HENRIETTA VIRGINIA BUCHANAN, b. Jun 15,1923 (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); m. ROBERT GAINES; b. Sep 11,1916, Knox Co., Tennessee (Source: Info from direct descendant Elmer Greene, eagreene@intermediatn.net.); d. May 1986, Augusta, Ga.. 155. DILLARD CLEVELAND5 MATHIS (ZEBLON LEE*. THOMAS MARION3, ANDREW J.2, DAVID*) was bom Jul 18, 1926 in Jackson Co., N.C. (Source: son, Steve Mathis, headstone, buried Balsam Grove Cemetery, Jackson Co., Nc), and died Dec 24,1996 in Jackson Co., N.C. (Source: headstone, buried Balsam Cemetery, Jackson Co., NC). He married LUCILLE HENSLEY. She was bom Dec 23,1938 in Jackson Co., N.C. (Source: son, Steve Mathis). Children of DILLARD MATHIS and LUCILLE HENSLEY are: i. STEVE EDWARD6 MATHIS, b. Dec 28,1959, Jackson Co., N.C. (Source: Steve Mathis); m. LIBBY ANN GAIL INMAN; b. A u g 2 , 1 9 6 5. ii. CHARLES CLEVELAND MATHIS, b. A p r 4 , 1 9 5 8 , Jackson Co.. N . C ; m. PATRICIA JONES; b. Feb 5,1962. iii. KENNETH RAY MATHIS, b. Feb 19,1962. iv. DOUGLAS EUGENE MATHIS, b. Jul 15,1963, Jackson Co., N . C ; m. DIANNA JONES; b. A u g t j ?fi 1Q57 K-S 56 Ky Ky Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 156. MYRTUS ANNETTE5 MOORE (FLORENCE* MATHIS, THOMAS MARION3, ANDREW J.2, DAVID*) was born Feb 11, 1936 in Jackson Co., N.C She married CARL ROGERS SHELTON Apr 17, 1960 in Jackson Co., N.C Children of MYRTUS MOORE and CARL SHELTON are: i. ROBERT SAMUEL6 SHELTON, b. Dec 15,1961, Jackson Co., N . C ; m. DORIS KUYKENDALL. ii. KARA A. SHELTON, b. May 23,1965, Jackson Co., N . C ; m. JEFFREY JONES. iii. QUENDOLYN RENEE SHELTON, b. May 2 3 , 1 9 6 5 , Jackson Co., N . C ; m. MARK LEONARD JUNALUSKA; b. Dec 10,1963. 157. MARTHA LOUISE5 MOORE (FLORENCE* MATHIS, THOMAS MARION3, ANDREW J.2, DAVID*) was born Apr 4, 1938 in Jackson Co., N.C She married RUPURT SAMUEL HAWKINS Jun .11, 1960 in Jackson Co., N.C Children of MARTHA MOORE and RUPURT HAWKINS are: i. DAVID SAMUEL6 HAWKINS, b. A u g 1 2 , 1 9 6 2 , Jackson Co., N . C ; m. MELISSA RILEY. ii. MICHAEL HAWKINS, b. Jan 7,1966, Jackson Co., N . C ; m. MELISSA GETTY. iii. SUSAN HAWKINS, b. Dec 18,1968, Jackson Co., N.C; m. ADAM KERZNER. 158. CHARLES RAY5 MOORE (FLORENCE* MATHIS, THOMAS MARION3, ANDREW J.2, DAVIDS was born Aug 15, 1947 in Jackson Co., N.C He married GENEVA QUEEN Jul 3, 1965 in Jackson Co., N.C. She died Sep 9, 1997 in Jackson Co., N.C Children of CHARLES MOORE and GENEVA QUEEN are: i. ANGELA FRANCIS6 MOORE, b. Nov 2 , 1 9 6 6 , Jackson Co., N . C ; m. ROBERT PLEMMONS. ii. RACHEL CHARLENE MOORE, b. Dec 24,1970, Jackson Co., N .C 159. CHAN5 ATCHLEY, (BONNIE NANCY MAE* MATHIS, J. T. AKREY3, ANDREW J.2, DAVID*) was bom Feb 19, 1935 in Fremont Co., Co.. He married VIRGINIA LOU MILLER Jun 25,1957 in-Ramona, California. Children of CHAN ATCHLEY and VIRGINIA MILLER are: i. ZAINE ELIZABETH6 ATCHLEY, b. Jul 2 5 , 1 9 5 8. ii. CHELL ARTHUR ATCHLEY, b. Feb 13,1960. iii. TAWN MICHELLE ATCHLEY, b. J u M 2 , 1 9 6 1 . iv. KAIL ATCHLEY, b. Sep 20,1962. 160. TREVA VANICE5DANIEL (AMIE FRANCIS* MATHIS, J. T. AKREY3, ANDREW J.2, DAVID*) was born Jun 3, 1940 in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She married BUDDY ED CONNERY May 1, 1959 in Weber Co., Utah. He was bom Mar 21, 1939 in Freemont Co., Idaho, and died Jul 26,1998 in Weber Co., Utah. Children of TREVA DANIEL and BUDDY CONNERY are: i. DANEEN6 CONNERY, b. Apr 11,1960, Ogden, Utah; m. (1) STEVE OWEN WAYMAN, Jul 29, 1977, Ogden, Utah; m. (2) JOHN WILLIAM SWANKE, Feb 1.4,1983, Ogden, Utah, ii. LESLEY CONNERY, b. Mar 2,1962, Ogden, Utah; m. DONNY MALONE. iii. CHUCK B. CONNERY, b. Dec 2,1966, Ogden, Utah; m. ANNA STACK, Jul 2,1990, Ogden, Utah. 161. TAWNI5 BERGER (VENNIE REDA M* MATHIS, J. T. AKREY3, ANDREW J.2, DAVID1*) was bom Apr 30, 1960 in Salt Lake County, Utah. She married RALPH MAX PORTER Nov 18,1988 in Salt Lake County, Utah. Children of TAWNI BERGER and RALPH PORTER are: i. BRIELLE ARIANE6 PORTER, b. May 6 , 1 9 9 1. ii. MAX ANTHONY PORTER, b. Apr 11,1994. iii. MAISIE MARIE PORTER, b. Nov 2 4 , 1 9 9 5. 57 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 162. ANNIE RUTH5 MATHIS (WALTER*, DILLARD EDGAR3, ALBERT WITCHER2, DAVID*) She married LARRY COLEMAN. Children of ANNIE MATHIS and LARRY COLEMAN are: i. TIMOTHY6 MATHIS. ii. ANTHONY MATHIS. iii. SONYA ANN MATHIS. 163. GENIEVIEVE5 MATHIS (WALTER*, DILLARD EDGAR3, ALBERT WITCHER2, DAVID*) She married CHARLES CHAMPION. Children of GENIEVIEVE MATHIS and CHARLES CHAMPION are: i. MICHELL6 CHAMPION. ii. FRANKLIN CHAMPION. KJ Ode to Great,great Grandfather David I know you're up there laughing at me for all the years I ' v e searched in vain. I ' v e come to the conclusion your intentions were to drive your descendants insane. KJ You seem not to have existed before your marriage vows. Quite the magician you must have been, go ahead and take your bows. The gray hairs you have given me, so many frustrated moans and groans. And to make it a little more interesting, you had to marry a woman named Jones. A wife and 12 children mourned you when you left this earthly light. Why is it that you left no will behind that I've been able to sight? Wasn't there a family bible in which you recorded all these names? It must have been buried with you, that surely was your aim. You must have crawled out from under Judaculla Rock in 1839, I t ' s the only explanation I can see that seems to fit just fine. Or perhaps in North Carolina, an alien spaceship dropped you there. Maybe t h a t ' s why there is no record of you before that year. Dear great, great grandpa David, we all have our brick walls, But really, y o u ' v e really got me wondering if I exist at all. Kj 58 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Ky Ky Ky A G e n e a l o g y L e t t e r i n t h e M o s s F a m i l y [Ed. Many thanks to JCGS member Ella Mae (Moss) Morris for sharing this correspondence with tis. The correspondent lives in another section of the United States, but has traced her Moss lineage to Wilkes County, North Carolina. Her questions for Ella Mae are self-explanatory, but we include this letter because it is chock-full of genealogy, American history, and human circumstance. Our thanks to Mrs. Clark, also, for graciously allowing us to use her correspondence.] January 19,2001 Dear Ella Mae, Time surely flies. I have been bringing my family books up-to-date, and as I re-read your letter, I find that it has been eight years since we corresponded. We have had two more Milas Moss reunions. In 1996 we really worked hard on this one as the last Uving aunt celebrated her 80th birthday, we combined the two events. I started out looking up obituaries to complete some of the dates in my books, and ended up making a book to sell, and plotting the cemetery for a tour. We also toured all farms that our ancestors had homesteaded etc. Lots of work! I had sent you that as far back as we had was a Jesse J. Moss. Upon finding my great grandfather's obituary, I found his family had moved to Henry County, Indiana in 1837; but when researching there, we could only find a Jones Moss - we had no idea whether Jesse's middle name was Jones or not. However, we found an 1850 census, and Jones' wife, Dorcas, and two small children were Usted, and one of the children was my great grandfather, Milas. Another cousin found a WiU written in 1815 by a Thomas Moss in Surry County, North Carolina, leaving all his land to Jesse J.; then he found where this Thomas had sold some land and Jones & Dorcas Moss were witnesses. We have no dates as of yet. Also in Thomas' WiU, the other children were WiUiam Moss, John Moss, another Thomas Moss, Betsy Moss Jefferson, PoUy Moss Hicks, Zachariah Moss. They really nanied the offspring after our forefathers, as my grandfather, Lyman, had a brother named John and a brother named Thomas. I reaUy would like to learn the stories of why these families moved on, rather than just the lineage. Why would Jesse "Jones" Moss move, when he inherited aU his father's land, and the other three sons received 5 shillings each, Betsy received 5 shillings, and PoUy received a'bed and furniture. At first I thought maybe the Civil War, but this was in 1837. My great grandfather, Milas, moved to Delaware County, Iowa, and married there; then moved to Delphos, Ks; then homesteaded in Dewey County, OK. My grandfather, Lyman, was the first to homestead in Dewey County, OK in 1895. Last year this farm was given the Centennial farm award. My oldest brother's wife still Uves there. We went to Delphos, KS last year and we found more information - Milas had married again and had a daughter - this was not mentioned in his obituary.. ..The daughter went by the name of her half-brothers, Robison. 59 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 [Ed. We omit one small paragraph here.] I am finding that you were right about the Moss name. We Uve in (the) northwestern part of KJ Oklahoma, and now that the Fiest Telephone Directory has come out, there are gobs of Mosses in (the) southwestern part of Oklahoma that we can find no ties to ours. Also my brother and family moved to Missouri for a whUe and two of his sons stiU Uve there - they were getting maU for a Moss, same first name and even found a cemetery that was more than half filled with Mosses. We went to AmariUo, TX for my brother-in-law's funeral - drove in the cemetery and guess what the first tombstone we saw, were Mosses....as I read your letter, I thought - well maybe, that grandfather WiUiam Moss of yours might be the brother of my great great grandfather. If time doesn't run out on us, we would stiU like to take the route, going backwards, and go to Delaware County, Iowa; Henry County, Indiana and on to North Carolina. Jesse Jones had several chUdren - what happened to them? Would love to hear from you, if you have the time. There were 12 of us children and only four are still Uving - two girls and two boys - .. .Our generation wiU be a memory before long. Don't know if any of our offspring will care about aU the history I have kept or not - of course, when you're young these things don't mean as much as they do later on. Again, I appreciated the time and the answers to my questions in 1992. Isl Christine Christine Moss Clark [Notes from Ella Mae Moss Morris] The WiUiam Moss (in Thomas Moss' wiU) was not the WiUiam Henry Moss that moved to South Carolina prior to 1810 when his eldest son MUton was born. This WUUam Henry Moss' father Henry Moss must have lived in the part of Surry County that became Wilkes County because his son WUUam Henry was born in Wilkes County in 1780. This was only two years after Wilkes County was formed. A deed to Henry Moss was recorded in Surry County in the period between 1784 and 1789. In the early years of the country, land was cheap in the areas that were open to settlement. When (the land in Jackson County) was opened to white settlers, the land was sold by the state for as Uttle as $5.00 for a 100 acres. WiUiam Henry Moss bought 400 acres for $20.00 in Macon County. This became part of Jackson County in 1851. Some of the prime river bottom land sold for more. Most sold for $10.00 for 100 acres. Since Jackson County is mostly mountainous, there was not too much of this type of land. Surry County land records start in 1770. Register of Deeds: 336 - 401 - 8150 Wilkes County land records start in 1778. Register of Deeds: 336 - 651 - 7351 [Ed. WhUe these two men (Thomas and Henry) obviously were not the same person, one wonders if another generation or so backward would reveal a common ancestor.] 60 'KJ KJ Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 T h e D e s c e n d a n t s o f S a m u e l M c C a l l Ky I [Ed. We continue in this issue with the McCall ancestry of JCGS member Lomiie Daves.] (c) Rita Kaye Daves #64 b. 5/July/1961, Brevard,N.C, m. (1) 16/March/1978, in Pickens.S.C, Jonathan Elbert Owen #108, (son of Robert Artellous Owen #2183 and Millie Johnson #2196) m. (2) 8/August/1986, in N . C , Mark Cantley Sheppard #105, b. 23/March/1964, (son of James Arlow Sheppard #110 and Carolyn Broce #111). [ 1 ] Jonathan Daniel Owen # 109 (son of Jonathan Elbert Owen # 108 and Rita Kaye Daves #64) b. 27/Nov/1981, Brevard.N.C [2] Matthew Leon Sheppard #106 (son of Mark Cantley Sheppard #105 and Rita Kaye Daves #64) b. 21/Dec/1987, N.C. [3] James Cantley Sheppard #107 (son of Mark Cantley Sheppard #105 and Rita Kaye Daves #64) b. 16/Nov/1988, N.C. (d) Ira Sylvester Daves #65 b. 27/Nov/1963, Brevard,N.C, m. 8/March/1984, Sandy Marie Maybin #98, b. 24/Jan/1965, N . C , (daughter of Fred Allen Maybin #101 and S u a e Hoxit #102). [ 1 ] Christopher Todd Daves #99 b. 12/July/l984, Brevard,N.C [2] Anthony Ryan Daves #100 b. 20/June/1989, Brevard,N.C / (2) Helen Evalina Owens #1040 b. 8/July/1941, N . C , m. (1) Charles (Bud) W Holden #1591, b. 19/Oct/1936, NC, (son of Gene Holden #1882 and Lottie Bowen #1883) m. (2) 18/Nov/1997, in SC, Donald Joe Liner #1877, b. 19/Dec/1960. (a) Donna Kay Holden #1600 (daughter of Charles (Bud) Holden #1591 and Helen Evalina Owens #1040) b. 19/Feb/1962, m. (1) Nov/1984, Charles Ray Peake #1878, m. (2) 1989, Larry Kelly #1880, m. (3) 14/Feb/1995, in SC, Timothy Estraca #1881. [1] Travis David Peake #1879 (son of.Charles Ray Peake #1878 and Donna Kay Holden #1600) b. 25/Sept/1985. (3) Martha Suvernas Owens #1042 b. 14/August/1943, N . C , d. D.Young, N.C. (4) Evelyn Elvina Owens #1041 b. l/Sept/1944, Transylvania Co.,N.C, m. 27/Oct/1962, HP.Morgan #1590, b. 1 l/Dec/1940, Transylvania Co.,NC, (son of Harvey Posey Morgan #1893 and Gracie Miller #1894). (a) Evelyn Ann Morgan # 1601 b. 15/May/1966, N C , m. David Burleson #2153, (son of Paul Alfred Burleson #2151 andGlenda Jackson #2152). (b) Christina Louise Morgan #1602 b. 21/April/1973, NC. (5) Girtha C. Owens #1043 b. 5/Feb/1947, N . C , m. (1) Adelee Perry #1592, (daughter of Johnny Perry #1669 and Edith Raines #1670) m. (2) Naomi Norman #1755. (a) Brandon Owens #1703 (son of Girtha C. Owens #1043 and Adelee / Perry #1592). V ' (b) Cindy Owens # 1704 (daughter of Girtha C. Owens # 1043 and Adelee Perry #1592). 61 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 » (6) Rose Conllee Owens #1044 b. 22/March/1949, N . C , m. Harold Dean Newton #1593, b. 6/Feb/1942, (son of Glen Newton #2157 and Myrtle (Unknown) #2158). KJ (a) Harold Newton #1594 (b)* Monica Newton #1595 m. David Moore #1653, b. Jan/?, (son of Homar (Jr) Moore #2159 and Patsey Mae Clontz #2160). [ 1 ] Johnathan Moore #1655 [2] Kalab Moore #1654 (7) Lila Mae Owens #1045 b. l/March/1951, N . C , m. 28/April/1967, Ernest Galloway #1596, b. 1 l/April/1948, NC (a) Ernest (Jr) Galloway #1597 b. 6/Jan/l968, m. 6/May/1990, Sheilia Renee Stewart #1700, b. 18/March/1969, N C (b) Randall Galloway #1598 b. 8/Feb/1970, m. Tracy Powell #1701. (c) Charlie Galloway #1702 b. 25/March/1975, NC. (d) Heather Galloway #1599 b. 18/Dec/1978, NC. (8) Strawder R.C. Owens #1046 b. 14/August/1953, N . C , m. (1) Patricia Whitener #1603, (daughter of V. Ernie Whitener #1866 and Marie (Unknown) #1867) m. (2) Mitsie Bradley #1605. (a) Rose Marie Owens #1604 (daughter of Strawder R.C. Owens #1046 and Patricia Whitener #1603). (9) Dianne Owens #1047 b. 26/Jan/1956, N . C , m. 1 l/Nov/1970, Randy Stamey #1606, b. 19/Jan/1952, (son of Valnie Stamey #1651 and Eva Arsulla Galloway #1639). (a) Chritopher Neal Stamey # 1607 b. 29/April/l980, NC. ^J (b) Lisa Nicole Stamey #1608 b. 18/Nov/1977, N C (10) June Karen Owens #1048 b. 6/June/1958, Brevard, N . C , m. 18/July/1976, Larry Alvin Moore #1609, b. 17/July/1957, Asheville,NC, (son of Homar (Jr) Moore #2159 and Patsey Mae Clontz #2160). (a) Miranda Mae Moore #1610 b. 25/Nov/1979. (b) Crystal Matilda Moore #1656 b. 26/April/1980, m. Steven Bryan Medlin #1657, b. 17/Oct/1974, (son of James Bryan Medlin #3222 and Sandra Gail Osborne #3223). [1] Steven Owen Medlin #1658 b. 1997, Laurens.SC (11) James Allen Owens #1049 b. ?/Sept/1961, Brevard,N.C (12) Martha Matilda Owens #1050 b. 23/Dec/1964, Brevard, N . C , m. 15/June/1983, Paul Alfred Burleson #1611, b. 13/July/1964, (son of Paul Alfred Burleson #2151 and Glenda Jackson #2152). (a) Danielle Nicole Burleson #1612 b. 21/May/1984, Brevard,NC (b) Cassandra Renee* Burleson #1875 b. 18/May/1985. Ky 62 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 D. J. B. McCall #3284 b. 24/May/l 839, m. Elizabeth McCall #3289. E. James G. McCall #3285 b. 12/Feb/1842, m. Sarah Garren #3290, b. abt. 1848. ^ 1. Wesley C. McCall #3303 b. 16/June/l 867, m. Martha Brackens #3308. 2. William McCall #3304 b. 26/Nov/1868, m. Sue Brackens #3309. 3. Emily Louise McCall #3305 b. 23/Nov/l 870, m. Tracey M. McCall #3318, b. 15/Jan/1865, (son of William (Billie) M. McCall #2430 and Mary Owens #1804). a. Nettie McCall #3324 b. 13/Jan/l 888, m. Dock Bentley #3334. b. Carrie M. McCall #3325 b. 18/Sept/1889, NC, m. Cannon McCall #3335. c. Dollie McCall #3326 b. 25/Aug/l 891. d. Louie M. McCall #3327 b. 30/March/l 894, m. ArLettie M. Owen #3336. e. Alney McCall #3328 b. 27/Aug/l 896. f. Elzie E. McCall #3329 b. 17/Dec/l 898, m. Sonora Roxie McCall #3337, b. 1902. (1) Delia Mae McCall #3342 b. 5/Aug/1921. (2) Ola Lueann McCall #3343 b. 24/Oct/1926, m. Carmel Hall #3347. (3) Opel Mabel McCall #3344 b. 6/March/1932. (4) Willow Mae McCall #3345 b. 3/March/1934. (5) Clara Louise McCall #3346 b. 20/Jan/1940. g. Melvin McCall #3330 b. 29/April/1900, m. Nancy Mason #3338. h. Ollie Mae McCall #3331 b. 27/July/1902, m. Archie .Galloway #3339. i. Harry McCall #1956 b. 31/March/1906, m. Lorie McCall #1951, b. 1911, (daughter of William Monroe McCall #1737 and Lilly Owens #1030). Harry died 30/May/193?. j. Roscoe McCall #3332 b. 25/Feb/1908, m. Edith M. Smith #3340. ^ k. Lois Louise McCaU #3333 b. 5/Jan/1911, m. Floyd Brown #3341. 4. Frank McCall #3306 b. 25/Jan/l873, m. Laura Galloway #3311. 5. Julius M. McCall #3307 b. 16/July/l875, m. Lilly Galloway #3312. F. Rachel P. McCall #3286 b. 4/Dec/l 844, m. Michael Banther #3291. G. Jasper N. McCall #3287 b. 24/March/l855, m. Harriett (Unknown) #3292. II. John McCall #2292 b. 12/April/1801, m. Elizabeth Glazner #2296, b. 27/June/1808, (daughter of Abraham Glazner #2311 and Easter (Ester) Beasley #2312) d. 10/Feb/l 891. John died 7/April/1892, buried: Macedonia Babtist Ch.Cem., Glouster.NC A. William (Billie) M. McCall #2430 b. 14/June/l 827, m. Mary Owens #1804, b. 10/Oct/1827, (daughter of John (II) Owens #317 and Lavinia Parker #318) d. 16/Aug/1915, buried: Shoal Creek Church & Cem., Balsam Grove,. William died 9/May/1917. 1. Mary McCall #3313 b. abt. 1848, m. Fate Galloway #3319. 2. ' Jessie Miles McCall #3314 b. 29/Aug/1849, m. Elvina Garren #3320. 3. William Walker McCall #180 b. 5/Nov/1852, N . C , m. 1 l/June/1876, Mary Ann Owens #181, b. l/June/1855, (daughter of William Owens #1800 and Sarah Whitmire #1806) d. 14/Feb/1949, buried: Shoal Creek Church Cem.Balsam Grove,NC William died 26/Nov/1949, N . C , buried: Shoal Creek Church Cem.Balsam Grove,NC a. Charlotte Lottie McCall #182 b. 24/May/l876, m. Elbert Owens #324, b. 4/Nov/1883, N . C , (son of Thomas Owens #309 and Thanie Ann Mason #319) d. 1 /March/1968, buried: Shoal Creek Church Cem. Balsam Grove,NC Charlotte died 29/June/1970, buried: Shoal Creek Church Cem.Balsam Grove,NC ^ (1) Ruby Owens # 1511 m. Clarence Owens #2014. (2) Ruth Owens #1512 m. Dee Long #1714. 63 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 (3) Harley Owens #1706 m. (1) Azlee Grace McCall #1711, m. (2) Ellen West #1713, (daughter of Dolf West #1717 and Mary Green #1718). (a) Hershall Charles Owens #1712 (son of Harley Owens # 1706 and KJ Azlee Grace McCall #1711). (4) Marvin Owens #1626 m. Arnetta Stamey #1614, b. 18/Nov/1906; (daughter of James Calvin Stamey #87 and Martha Sally McCall #88) d. 6/March/I993. (a) (see children above) (5) Elsie Owens #1707 m. Carter McCall #1715, (son of Riley McCall #2891 and Hulda McCall #1720). (6) Flora Owens #1708 m. Melvin Owens #1716. (7) Buck Owens #1709 m. Ada Owens #2015. (8) Halon Owens #1710 m. Alcova McCall #2016, (daughter of Riley McCall #2891 and Hulda McCall #1720). (9) Surgeon McCall #2017 m. Lucy Allen #2018. Sarah Matilda McCall #25 b. 30/March/l 879, N . C , m. (1) 15/Oct/1900, Thomas Jefferson Daves #17, b. abt. 1845, Jackson Co. N . C , (son of William C. Daves #16 and Adeline Loudermilk #36) d. abt. 1918, Haywood Co. N . C , buried: Rockybranch Cem. Hazelwood,N.C, m. (2) Charles Lucker #30. Sarah died 13/August/1954, N . C , buried: N.C. Shoal Crk. Cematary Trans. Co. (1) Arizona Daves #26 (daughter of Thomas Jefferson Daves # 17 and Sarah Matilda McCall #25). (2) Ira Jefferson Daves #29 (son of Thomas Jefferson Daves #17 and Sarah Matilda McCall #25) b. 16/July/l 902, N . C , m. Elsie Stepp #53, b. , 23/April/1906, (daughter of Jim Stepp #93 and (Unknown) #94) d. 9/March/1963, Brevard,N.C, buried: Shoal Crk.Cem.,Balsam Grove, N.C. Ira died 18/August/1943, Transylvania,Co.,N.C, buried: Shoal Crk.Cem., Balsam Grove, N.C. (a) James Daves #54 b. 28/August/1925, N . C , m. Lela Barton #60. James died 13/Sept/1981, buried: Shoal Crk.Cem., Balsam Grove, N.C. (b) Janie Daves #55 b. 30/May/1927, d. 2/Dec/1951, Brevard,N.C, buried: Shoal Crk.Cem., Balsam Grove, N.C. (c) Leon Daves #56 b. 27/August/1930, Jackson Co. Sylva,N.C, m. 24/Dec/1955, Gladys Marie Owens #61, b. 18/March/1939, Transylvania Co. N . C , (daughter of Bert Monroe Owens #85 and Rosie Manervia Stamey #86). [1] (see children above) Ky 64 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Ky Ky Ky T h e F i r s t T e n Y e a r s By Ruth Shuler In February 1991 a group of 15 people gathered to discuss the possible pubUcation of a heritage book for Jackson County. From that meeting has come the organization we know today as the Jackson County Genealogical Society, Inc. In March 1991 the group decided that there should be an organization to sponsor not only the heritage book, but to encourage and enable genealogical pursuits in and about Jackson County. The accomplishments of this first ten years bear out the foresight that created our Society. From an original group of 15, membership in the Society has grown steadily. The charter membership period extended through June 30, 19991, and there were 61 of that original group. Of that number, 33 still belong to the Society, and four are deceased. The membership is based mainly in two states: North Carolina and Washington. However, the 2000 membership roU listed 26 states and one foreign country. Agewise, the membership has ranged from early 20's to centenarians. Some of our most active members are octogenarians who enliven our meetings and who are always willing to help when called upon. For the year 2000, the membership reached a new high with 260 members Usted, along with another 25 exchanges and gifts. The Society was fortunate to obtain its office space at the beginning of 1999. Sylva businessman Kole Clapsaddle renovated the former Walker's Cleaners building at the intersection of Highways 19-23 and 107, and the Society became one of his tenants. Having a visible presence in the community has made the Society more accessible to the general pubUc, and the office provides space for the monthly meetings. A main purpose of the Society has always been to make genealogical materials avaUable for study and research. The Society's Ubrary grows almost daUy and now encompasses more than 800 volumes along with some 25 periodicals. There is a family file as weU as numerous famUy notebooks and other misceUaneous data. In 2000 the Society received a coUection of some 375 volumes from Mrs. Hazel W. Barker, which added greatly to the Ubrary holdings. The Society has published a number of volumes that pertain to Jackson County. Beginning in July, 1991, the newsletter Journeys Through Jackson came into being and was first pubUshed monthly, later changing to a semi-monthly pubUcation. Jackson County Heritage, Volume 1 was received in October, 1992, and the original shipment of 1600 volumes sold out in seven weeks. A second printing also sold out in a short time. A third printing has just been done and is selling briskly. Jackson County Heritage, Volume II. Was pubUshed in December 2000, and a few copies are still avaUable. In 1997, the Society published Docket Book Jackson County Superior Court 1866 - 1896. This book, abstracted from the original records by Rick FrizzeU, received the North Carolina Genealogical Society's Award for ExceUence in PubUsbing in 1998. In 1998, the Society pubUshed The Cemeteries of Jackson County, information on the more than 230 cemeteries located within the county. This book, now in its third printing, continues to be a major resource for Jackson County genealogical research. In August 2000, the Society hosted the quarterly meeting of the Officers and Board of Directors of the North Carolina Genealogical Society. 65 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 The Society benefits from the endowment of two annual awards. The Robert Lee and DrucUla Holden Award is presented to a person whose distinguished service, including publications, has enhanced the pursuit of genealogy. Instituted in 1995 by Mary Katherine Kj SherriU Lowder and Nancy SherriU Wilson, it honors their maternal grandparents. The Daniel Washington Deitz Memorial Award, in honor of a beloved charter member of the Society, was estabUshed in 2000 by Ila Rae Deitz and Bessie Alice Deitz in memory of their youngest brother, and is given to a person who has provided distinguished service to the Jackson County Genealogical Society. These awards are funded in perpetuity. In 1998 Kirk Stephens took the Society into cyberspace with the development of a Society Web site. The site has brought exposure to the Society that was never dreamed of in 1991. AU of these accompUshments would not be possible without the people, and this is the real story of the Jackson County Genealogical Society. Of the 15 persons who founded the original group, 11 are still members and have held numerous leadership positions. Hie persons who have served as officers over the past ten years have made valuable contributions, and have served weU. The members in general have worked diUgently to compUe the Society's pubUcations, and their submissions for the newsletter provide a rich cross-section of famUy research, priceless photographs, and church, Bible, and official pubUc records. The volunteers who keep the office open make possible the Society's presence in the community. Every member's contributions are vital, but there are a few people whose service merits special attention. The development and maintenance of the Society's library is a job that requires specialized knowledge and is time-consuming. Dorris DUls Beck has devoted many hours to the Society's Ubrary and maintains it in exceUent fashion. She has also found time to serve as an *y officer, as co-chair of the Family History section of the first heritage book, and as co-chair of the second heritage book. Her dedication to the Society is unswerving, and we appreciate her. The editorship of Journeys is another task that requires hours and hours of dedicated work. Larry Crawford has taken us from a ten-page monthly newsletter to a thirty-four page pubUcation, complete with pictures and interesting articles and information. His dedication, too, is absolute, and we are thankful for his devotion. The field work necessary to accompUsh the cemetery book was done by many persons, but two of them deserve special acknowledgement. BiU Crawford and Mack Sutton spent many long, hot hours searching for small family cemeteries, listing information from headstones, and making sure that all the cemeteries in the county were listed. The success of this book is due in no small part to their efforts, and we are grateful. So as the Society looks ahead to the next ten years, it is expedient to look back at the first ten. If the Society continues its advance, we can look ahead to 500 members in 2011, the pubUcation of several more books, and the.expansion of our Ubrary. This wiU be a venture that requires the best talents of all of us working together, and I am confident that our membership wiU rise to the occasion. Working with this group has been one of my most pleasurable experiences, and I look forward to the next decade of progress. Ky 66 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Ky Ky Ky I n d e x f o r JTJ, V o l . X I . N o s . Adams 43 Addis 43 Akrey57 Alexander 35 Allen 43,44, 64 Allison 47 Allman 44,46 Anderson 46 Ariail 43 Arrington 44 Ashe 35, 37,43 Atchley 57 Auld 48 Baker 50 Ball 48 Ballew 55 Banther 63 Barker 48, 65 Barnes 43 Barton 64 Bayless 56 Beasley 63 Beck 43,52,66 Bentley 63 Berger 57 Bishop 35,43 Blythe 47 Boatright 46 Bohn 48 Bowen 61 Brackens 63 Bradley 36,43,47,62 Bradshaw 44 Brendle 44 Brison 40 Brittain 56 Broce61 Brooks 36,43,49, 50 Brown 35,42,43,44,47,48, 63 Bryson 36,43,44,45,47 Buchanan 36,43, 56 Bullis 43 Bumgarner 43,44,48 Burchfield 45 Burdette 55 Burleson 61, 62 Bush 54 Caler 39 Calloway 38 Carden 54 Carey 48 Carnes 44 Carson 47 Casey 44 Cathey 39,40 Catolster 45 Champion 58 Chastain 41, 46,47, 55, 56 Clapsaddle 65 Clark 59, 60 Clayton 44,45 Clinton 56 Clontx 62 Cochran 47 Cockerham 50 Cockron 43 Cogdill 46 Coggins 44 Coleman 58 Collins 38 Conner 44 Connery 57 Cook 40,44 Cope 44 Com 39 Coward 39,40,44 Craig 56 Crawford 43,44,45,46,49, 51, 52,66 Crockett 44 Crowder 44 Crowe 47 Cunningham 44,50 Cuthburn 44 Daniel 57 Daniels 46 Daves 61, 64 Davis 44,52, 55 Davison 45 Dawson 35,44 Deitz 46,66 Dias53 Dillard 44 Dills 44,46, 66 Dunkin 43 Durmit 46 Eaton 56 Edwards 35 Elders 44,47 England 44 Enloe 44,46 Ensley 44,50,52 Erwin 55 Estraca61 Evit 39 Evitt 44 Felice 55 Foister 44 Fortson 46 Foster 52 Fowler 45 3 - 4 Frady 35 Franks 35 Frip 41 Frizzell 35, 37,45,49,65 Gaines 56 Galloway 62,63 Garren 63 Gates 43, 53 Getty 57 Gibson 43 Gill 45 Gillespie 41, 54 Glazner 63 Gordon 54 Granarda 44 Green 45,49, 50, 53, 55,64 Greene 55, 56 Gregory 45 Gunter 36 Hall 45, 53,55, 63 Harris 53, 55 Hawkins 40,45,56,57 Henry 47,53 Hensley 44,45,56 Henson 38,39,50 Hicks 43,59 Holcomb 48 Holden 45,61,66 Hooper 35,39,40,41,42,43, 45,47 Hornbuckle 45 Howe 44 Howell 44 Hoxit 45,61 Hoyle 52 Hubbard 54 Huffman 40 Hunter 45 Inman 56 Jackson 45,61 Jarrett 45 Jefferson 59 Jenkins 45,46 Jennings 50 Jessup 48 Johnson 48, 55, 56„ 61 Jones 44,45,46, 56, 57 Junaluska 57 Keener 46 Kelly 61 Kennedy 48 Kerzner 57 Keys 45 67 Journeys Through Jackson March - April 2001 Killian 48 Kilpatrick 45 King 46, 53 Knight 45 Knorr48 Kuykendall 57 Lackey 50 Ledbetter 45 Ledford 39 Leopard 46 Lindsay 46 Liner 46,61 Logan 50 Long 40, 45,63 Loudermilk 64 Love 41,46 Lowder 66 Lucker 64 Luker 46 Lusk 43 Madison 46 Marlowe 47 Mason 35, 63 Mathis 39,41,46, 53,54,55,57, 58 Matthews 53, 54, 55 Maybin 61 McCall 61,63,64 McConneU 45 McCracken 46 McDowall 56 McDowell 46 McKee 46 McMahan 46 Meadows 46 Medford 48 Medlin 46, 62 Messer 36,46 Middleton 39,40,42,43,46, 53, 54 Miller 55, 57,61 Mitchell 44 Molone 57 Monteith 35, 38,46 Moody 41,44,46 Moore 46,49,54,57, 62 Morgan 43,61 Morris 43, 52,59,60 Morrow 50 Moses 53 Moss 39,44,46,59, 60 Moss 60 Mullinax 43 Murray 43 Nations 43, Newton 62 Nichols 46 Nicholson 46 Norman 61 Norton 45 O'Diear 46 O'KeUey 46 Oliver 48 Osbome 62 Owen 47, 53, 55, 61 Owens46,61,62,63,64 Oxner 46 Painter 46 Palmer 45 Pannell 52, 56 Parker 39,40,42,44,46,47, 53, 63 Parris 44,49, 50, 51,52 Peake 61 Perry 61 Petitt 54 Phillips 43,46, 53 Porter 57 Powell 62 Pratt 43 Pressley 44,45 Price 47 Prince 47 Pruett 46 Queen 35,40,42,43,47, 50, 52, 57 Quilliams 45, 50 Raines 61 Ramsey 44 Rasco 48 Reagan 44 Reed 43 Reid 47 Richards 46 Riddle 48 Ried 47 Riley 57 Robinson 35,44,47 Robison 59 Russell 44,46 Sansosti 54 Sawyer 54 Scholl 48 Shelton 39,44,46,53, 57 Sheppard 61 Sherrill 44, 66 Shimon 454 Shuler 49 Simpson 48 Sims 44 Slagle 45 Smith 46, 47, 63 Sneed 45 Snider 44 Snow 55 Sorrells 45 Stack 57 Stacy 45 Stamey 62, 64 Stamper 47 Standard 46 Stanford 47 Stapp 40 Stedman 44 Stephens 66 Stepp 64 Steward 39 Stewart 44,45,47, 53,62 Stillwell 44 Strader 56 Strain 50 Sutton 36,47,50,66 Swanke 57 Swietman 43 Talley 43 Tatham 45 Taylor 45,47 Teague 39,53 Terrell 35 Thompson 47 Tilley 43 Tipton 55 Vinson 39 Walden 55 Wardell 48 Watson 35, 40,43,47 Waycaster 45 Wayman 57 Webster 39 West 64 White 45 Whitener 62 Wiggins 46,47 Wike 45 Wilbrun 47 Wilkes 43,46,47 Williams 39,47 Wilson 35,38,39, 45,47,50, 51,66 Wood 44,46,47 Wright 45 York 56 Yoste 45 Young 45 \ J Ky KJ 68