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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  • Date original: 2001-06
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Ky Ky J o u r n e y s T h r o u g h J a c k s o n T h e O f f i c i a l J o u r n a l of 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 , Inc. ^ V o l . X I , N o . 5 - 6 M a y - J u n e 2 0 01 JACKSON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 2001 Officers J President Rick L. Frizzell Vice Presidents 7........ 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 the 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 publication except for notices for other non-profit groups. F r om the Editor The membership deserves the mother of aU mea culpa expressions from the editor. This, folks, is the latest one yet, but in keeping with our past decisions, no excuses will be forthcoming. If anyone is interested, however, the garden grows very, very weU this year, for which we are grateful, and it has taken precedence over everything else, we fear. Enjoy in this issue the remarkable work of Louise Hodge as she brings forward a timeline showcasing an ancestor of hundreds of Jackson County people. Read also the fine work of Lonnie Daves, BUI and Mack, and the customary potpourri of fine contributions from your Society members. We especially like the photo section this time, because it aUows us the opportunity to highlight members whose names don't appear in this publication very often: Thanks, Carl Sutton and Helen Gunter Toler. You are reminded in several places in this issue to submit your Holden Award form. For new members, we explain that this is a Distinguished Service Award endowed by JCGS members Mary Katherine Sherrill Lowder and Nancy Sherrill Wilson in honor of their maternal grandparents. The award is presented at our August picnic, along with the Daniel Washington Deitz Memorial Award honoring a person who has given distinguished service to our own Society. Next time, a Patriot issue. o 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/ o Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 c T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s Expression of Sympathy and JCGS Announcements 69 JCGS Photo Album 70 - 74 Charles Frady Timeline and Commentary 75 - 82 1949 Jackson County Death Certificates . 83 - 85 JCGS Treasurer's Report for 2000 86 The Descendants of Samuel McCall 87 - 92 Red Bank Cemetery. 93 - 97 Isaac Harris Family Bible 97 JCGS CD Collection 98 Where JCGS Members Live 99 JCGS Library Acquisitions and Items for Sale 100 Index 101-102 In Sympathy We dedicate this issue of Journeys Through Jackson to the memory of longtime faithful member Betty Keever Luedtke. Betty passed away May 13 and was interred in Mount Zion Cemetery in Estacada, Oregon. A number of our members knew Betty, and we express our sympathy to the Keever family of Dillsboro, as well as the Luedtke family in Oregon. We are also grateful to JCGS member Cleatha Moody Thomas, who sent us the obituary from The Oregonian. As with all of these sad happenings, we know that Betty is now having her genealogy questions answered in full, and for that we are in gratitude. Announcement Make sure that you have your calendar marked for August 9 for the Society's annual picnic at the WCU picnic area. Bring a covered dish (or several), and meet for a good meal about 6:30, then stay for the presentation of our awards. Your Holden Award nomination is enclosed in this issue, and we request that it be submitted by August 1. In 2000, our two meetings with meals were huge successes, and we trust that we can continue the good work. O 69 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 J C G S P h o t o A l b um ""1 KJ Ky Shared with us by JCGS member Carl Sutton of Apollo, Pennsylvania, this photograph is a beautiful picture of Victoria Buchanan Sutton (3 Sep 1895 - 21 Jun 1976). KJ 70 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 J C G S P h o t o A l b u m Ky These 2 photographs are also shared by Carl Sutton. Above, Benjamin Edgar Buchanan; to the right, the baby in the washpan is identified only as George Edwan Ensley, 4 mos. 71 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 J C G S P h o t o A l b um KJ / ^sS Kj JCGS member Helen Gunter Toler of Arimo, Idaho writes: "In the March, April 2001 copy of Journeys Through Jackson, Mack Sutton entered a picture of Catharine Sutton. She is my great-grandmother. The small picture up in the corner.. .is of my grandmother Margaret Jane Messer Gunter. They are mother and daughter. Her parents are Catharine Sutton and Henry Messer. I am sending a bigger picture to be published...along with her husband Marion Alonzo Gunter, son of George Marion Gunter and Sarah Turpin. They are around 40 years old in these pictures." [Ed. Thanks, Mrs. Toler, for the correction and the picture. For those members not familiar with the westward migration of Jackson County families, a number of Barkers Creek - area families moved to Idaho in the late nineteenth century. Mrs. Toler descends from these families] KJ 72 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 J C G S P h o t o A l b u m c Above, 2 more photos from Sylva. The top picture shows an early band. Front left is A.J. Dills. At the bottom, a Sylva Graded School basketball team showing in front Grady Harris, Harrison Cathey, and Richard Potts. In the back, Truman Moody, Conrad Nichols, Mr. Hampton, Dan Moore, and J a ck Sherrill. Submitted by Dorris Dills Beck. 73 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 J C G S P h o t o A l b u m v ^ y Above, another of the Carl Sutton photographs, except that with this one, he doesn't know the identities of the persons in the picture. Obviously made at the Jackson County centennial in 1951, the picture is similar to several others that Carl shared with us. Help, members? R e m e m b e r t o s u b m i t y o u r H o l d e n A w a r d n o m i n a t i o n f o r m b y A u g u s t 1 •<u 74 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 C Ky C o m m e n t a r y a n d T i m e l i n e f o r C h a r l e s F r a d y c a 1 7 5 5 t o c a 1 8 3 0 By Louise F. Hodge [Ed. The following research is contributed by JCGS member Louise F. Hodge of Midlothian, Virginia. Since a number of our members are descended from this family, we find it a very valuable example of historical and genealogical research. The chronological format is one we have used infrequently before, and we are appreciative of the hours of organizational work that it entails.] Evidence is in favor of Charles Frady being Carl Simon Wrede born about 1755 in Braunschweig, Germany. Records show that Carl Simon Wrede came to Canada in 1776 with the Brunswick troops commanded by Baron Friedrich von Riedesel. The origin of the Frady name has long been a mystery. The conclusion has been drawn that the pronunciation is a case of keeping the sound of the surname "Wrede" but changing the spelling to "Frady" or its variations. Compelling evidence is the name Charles Frady in a 1790 deed in Culpeper County, Virginia, which places him in the right place at the right time to be Carl Simon Wrede. Nearly 30,000 German soldiers from six principalities in Germany came to America to fight with the British in the Revolutionary War. These included Braunschweig, Hesse-Cassel, Waldeck, Hesse-Hanau, Anspach-Bayreuth, and Anhalt-Zerbst. About 12,000 of their soldiers did not return to Germany. They were either killed, died of disease or injury, deserted, or left service in one way or the other. About 5,000 of the 30,000 soldiers were sent from the Dutchy of Braunschweig. All of these Germans are sometimes generically called "Hessians"; however, these troops from Braunschweig were called "Braunschweigers" or "Brunswickers" in old American records. They were sometimes called "mercenaries" who according to definition are soldiers who fight for personal gain at any place for any cause. They were not mercenaries. They were allies of the British Crown. They were paid a small salary, but it was the Duke of Braunschweig who profited from their services. More than 3,000 of these Brunswickers did not return to Germany, and Carl Simon Wrede was one of these. The information for the following Timeline is taken from court, church, land, and history records. An effort has been made to keep the variant spellings of the Frady name as they appear in the records, but it is not unusual for names to be spelled different ways in the same document. Surnames are capitalized for clarity. 1755-Catl Simon Wrede born in Braunschweig, Germany. 1775-At age 20-beginning of the American Revolutionary War. King George III of Great Britian contracted with six German principalities, including Braunschweig, for armies to send to America. 1776-At age 21-Marched from Braunschweig to Stade, on the Elbe near Hamburg, Germany. At Stade the regiments were reviewed and then swore an oath of allegiance to Great Britian before boarding the eight ships that were to transport the troops to America. There were six regiments and one battalion sent to America from the Dutchy of Braunschweig in 1776. The first division had departed two months earlier. The second division was made up of Regiment Specht, Regiment von Rhetz, and Battalion von Bamer, each consisting of five companies. The Leib company to which Carl Simon Wrede belonged, along with two other companies of Regiment von Rhetz, had three officers, ten uncommissioned officers, three drummers, a surgeon and 106 privates, six wives, and five servants. This information was taken from Specht's Journal by Helga Doblin. 1776-At age 21-On the morning of 30 May, set sail on the Dutch ship Frow Johanna for America. The troops lined the rails to watch the German countryside as the ships sailed down the Elbe to the North Sea. After a stop at Portsmouth, England, the ships headed for Canada. 75 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 1776-At age 21~On 17 and 18 September, after more than three months of a long and difficult voyage in which the troops were forced to share extremely cramped quarters below deck, arrived KJ in Quebec. Records show that in all the regiments nineteen died on the trip and 131 had to be hospitalized with scurvy upon arrival. 1777-At age 22-After wintering in Canada the Brunswickers and the Hesse-Hanau Regiment under British General Burgoyne headed south toward Albany. The army was beset with heat, insects, and thunderstorms and with bad or no roads. After victories at Fort Ticonderoga and Hubbardton, the army ran into stiffening American resistance as they approached Albany. A German detachment was defeated and captured at Bennington, Vermont. With no help coming from the south and west as expected, the British and Germans found themselves isolated with supplies dwindling. 1777- At age 22-On 17 October, after two battles at Saratoga, General Burgoyne was forced to surrender to American General Horatio Gates. Records show that 1,122 were killed, wounded, or missing and the number surrendering at 2,431, most of whom were Brunswickers. There were only 319 of the original 530 privates of Regiment von Rhetz of which Carl Simon Wrede belonged. 1777-At age 22~From 27 October to 07 November, the troops marched to Winter Hill (near Boston), Massachusetts, with the promise of being returned to Germany. After both sides failed to ratify the agreement made at Saratoga, these troops became prisoners of war and became known as the Convention Army. This Army consisted of the Brunswickers, the Hesse Hanauer, and the British under General Burgoyne. Many of the troops left rank on this march. Some sought refuge in German communities, and others joined the colonists. 1778-At age 23-About 09 November, Convention Army left Winter Hill and began the march in several divisions about 700 miles to Albemarle County (near Charlottesville), Virginia. The troops were very disheartened on this march, and the George Washington Papers record that one out of six of the Germans slipped out of rank and disappeared into the countrysides. 1779-At age 24-On 15 January, the troops arrived at the barracks just outside Charlottesville. On the arrival the barracks were unfinished and without roofs. They made a life for themselves completing the barracks, planting gardens, etc. The site is located on present-day Barracks Road. 1780-At age 25-ln December, the Duke of Braunschweig issued a decree to General von Riedesel offering his troops an opportunity to remain in America after the war was over. There were no jobs or pensions for them in Germany. 1781-At age 26-On 03 or 06 February, Carl Simon WREDE became a free man-reported as "deserted" from Winchester, Virginia. The Brunswick Convention troops began a march from Charlottesville to Winchester beginning 20 February arriving there 05 March. Apparently, he had already left before this march. Perhaps he was reported missing after they arrived. "Riedesel's Order Book" now held by the New York Historical Society, lists "Simon WREEDE, deserted 06 February, Regiment von Rhetz, Leib Company, 5'4" (Prussian measurement, probably 57" by our standards), bom Braunschweig, Germany, Evangelical (Lutheran), single, 5 years service, 17 years" (must be an error). The Leib Company may best be described as the company kept around the regimental headquarters. Clifford Neal Smith's Monograph #1 lists Carl Simon Wrede as age 24 and his desertion as 03 February. Ages were reported as of 1779 according to John Merz, host of the AMREV-HESSIANS Rootsweb List, making him 21 in 1776. Ky Ky 76 c Ky Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 1781-1793- At age 26 to 38~The name "Carl VREDE" appears on the Church Order of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church Community in Culpepper Co. in Virginia (later called Hebron). He is one of 179 males who agreed to support the church and adhere to a certain lifestyle. This document was translated from the original German in 1997. The names are undated, but it is likely that his name was placed on the list sometime between 1781 and 1793. This church still exists, and it is the oldest Lutheran church in America with a continuous service. Only German was spoken in the services until about 1800. These records are kept in a vault in the Madison County Courthouse, but there are microfilms at the Virginia State Library. 1782- At age 27-During the Convention Army's march back north with the anticipation of being sent back to Germany, Congress offered the Convention Army paroles by paying $80. Some endentured themselves to the colonists for three years to pay this debt. Carl Simon Wrede was already establishing himself in Culpeper County (later Madison). 1782~At age 27-On November 17 (25th Sunday after Trinity). "Carl [VORETE] and wife Barbara" took communion according to a listing in the Hebron Lutheran Church Register 1750-1825. Also in an undated listing in the Register, "Carl WREDE and wife Sara" baptized a child, sponsors omitted. 1783-At age 28-On 08 February, a~decree by the Duke of Braunschweig authorized the discharge of all soldiers and officers wishing to stay in America. He feared the returning soldiers would bankrupt his treasury. From 08 August to 23 September, four separate transports arrived in Stade from where the troops marched to Braunschweig where they were given heroes' welcome. 1783-At age 28-Charles VERAITY paid personal taxes in Culpeper County. 1787-At age 32-Charies FRAWDY paid Culpeper County personal tax. 1789~1796-At age 34 to 41-George Washington served as the 1st president. 1790-At age 35-1 st official census (he is not listed). 1790-At age 35-On 18 December, Charles FRADY lived on a 32-acre tract that he was renting near Kirtley's Road, now Hwy 29 near Brightwood, about four miles from the Hebron Church and the town of Madison. (Culpeper County Deeds 1789-1790, pp 569-572). This part of Culpeper later became Madison County. It was through researching the land owned by his German neighbors that the exact location of the land on which Charles Frady lived was found. It is assumed that he settled here because of the common bond of language and culture. 1793-At age 38-On 17 October, Charles FRADA purchased 150 acres for 90 pounds in Surry County (later Yadkin), North Carolina, from Jacob Rudolph on Deep and Turner Creeks near the place the Great Wagon Road crosses the Shallowford on the Yadkin River (Surry DB F:106). Registered February 1794. 1795-At age 40-On 10 February, Charles FRADAY appointed overseer of the Island Ford Road, from Huntsville to Bryant's Road. He may have lived on or near this road. 1795-At age 40-On 03 December, Charles FRADY owned land on Harmons Creek adjoining Patrick Bums (Surry DB G:213). 1797-1801- At age 42 to 46-Jbhn Adams served as the 2nd president of United States. 1799-At age 44-On 22 August 1799, Charles FRADY purchased 250 acres from Henry Speer for 50 pounds on Harmons, Turner, and Chinkapine Creeks (Surry DB H:267-268). Registered February 1800. 77 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 1800~At age 45-Surry County census Charles FRADYas follows: 4 males 0 to 10, 2 males 10 to 16, 1 male 45 and older (Charles), 1 female 0 to 10,1 female 16 to 26,1 female 26 to 45 (his ^j wife). 1801-1809-At age 45 to 54-Thomas Jefferson served as president of United States. 1801-At age 46-Charles FRADY witnessed a deed of sale from Joshua Brown to William Brown on Harmons Creek (Surry DB 1:356). 1801-At age 46-Charles FRADO and Patrick Burns owned land adjoining Robert Clark's land on waters of Harmon Creek. (Surry DB 1:219), 1801-At age 46~On 15 July, Charles FRADY purchased 33 acres for ten pounds on Turner Creek adjoining said FRADY (Surry DB 1:344-345). One witness was Polly (X) FRADY. Registered May 1802. The disposition of this tract has not been found. 1802~At age 47-On 08 November, Charles FRADY purchased 120 acres from David Howell for 100 pounds on Turner Creek (Surry DB I: 502-503). Registered May 1803. 1803-At age 48-On 06 June, Charles FRADA purchased 68 acres for ten pounds from Henry Speer on Turner Creek (Surry DB K:211-212). Registered February 1804. The disposition of this tract has not been found. 1804~At age 49-On 13 April, Charles FRADA purchased fifteen acres from Henry Speer for four pounds on Turner Creek (Surry DB K:314-315). One witness was John (X) FRADA. Registered November 1804. The disposition of this tract has not been found. 1805-At age 50-On 17 May, Charles FRADEY (and others) ordered by the court to be patrollers i in Capt. William Williams district and qualify before the justice of peace and proceed duties. ^^ 1806-At age 51-On 12 November, Henry Renegar appointed overseer of the Island Ford Road instead of Charles FRADY. 1807-At age 52-On 13 April, Charles FRADA purchased 96 acres for 50 dollars from John Hunt on Pine Knot Branch of Turner Creek adjoining said FRADA (Surry DB L:337-338). One witness was Henry (X) FRADA. Registered February 1808. 1807-At age 52-On 08 August, Charles FRADA sold 53 acres to Peter Groce for 53 dollars on Howell's Meeting-House (Surry DB M:204). One witness was Ephraim (X) FRADA. Registered November 1809. This may be part of the 1793 purchase. 1808-At age 53-On 06 April, Charles FRADA appears in court records as a Trustee for Mt. Sinai Church. The old church building no longer exists, and there are no records. The present-day church, located near the site of the old church, is called Huntsville United Methodist Church. There is an old cemetery nearby. 1809-1817-At age 54 to 62-James Madison served as president of the United States. 1809-Age 54-On 02 February, Charles FRADY sold 96 acres for 300 dollars to Hanson Athen on Turner Creek (Surry DB M:231-232). Registered February 1810. 1809-At age 54-On 02 February, Charles FRADA sold 120 acres for 300 dollars to Hanson Athen on Turner Creek (Surry DB M:232-233). Registered February 1810. Ky 78 Ky Ky Ky Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 1810-At age 55-Surry County census: (1) Charles FRADY as follows: 45 and older(Charles), 1 male 16 to 26, 2 males 10 to 16, 2 males 0 to10,1 female 26 to 45 (his wife), 1 female 10 to 16,1 female 0 to 10. The 16 to 26 female (thought to be Polly) listed in the 1800 census is missing. (2) Son Henry FRADY as follows: 2 males under 10,1 male 26 and under 45 (Henry), 1 female under 10,1 female 10 and under 26 (his wife). (3) Son John FRADY as follows: 1 male under 10, 2 males 16 and under 26 (John and one other person), 1 female under 10,1 female 26 and under 45 (his wife), 1 female 45 and older (maybe a mother-in-law), (4) Son Ephraim FRADY as follows: 1 male 16 and under 26 (Ephraim) and 1 female 16 and under 26 (his wife). 1810-At age 55-On 04 August, son Ephraim FRADY married Nancy Defraise (Defrees) in Surry County. No record has been found of Henry's and John's marriages. 1812-At age 57-Charles FRADA listed in Surry Tax List in Capt. Speer"s district with 423 acres. Henry FRADA, John FRADA, and Ephraim FRADA listed as one "white poll" each in separate households, no acreage. 1812-At age 57-On 24 November, Charles FRADAY sold 250 acres for 300 dollars to Nicholas Michael on Harmons, Turner, and Chinkopine Creeks (Surry DB M:523-524). Registered February 1813. 1812-1814-At age 57 to 59-At some time in this period, sons John Frady (Second Regiment) and William Frady (Eighth Regiment), served in War of 1812 from Surry County. 1813-At age 58-Charles FRADA sold 84 1/2 acres for 50 pounds to John Renego on Deep and Turner Creek (Surry DB N:pp. 27-28). Deed describes this land as "crossing the big road".This may have been the land on which Charles Frady's family lived and part of the purchase in 1793. Registered February 1814. 1813-At age 58-Surry County Tax List: Sons John FRADY and Henry FRADY listed as "1 white poll", no acreage. Charles Frady is no longer listed in Surry County. 1815-At age 60-Burke County Tax Records: Charts FRADA 375 Acres: (1) "0 Poles, one track of land on Crucked Crick, 75 acres, Value 100." (2) "One track of land on Broad River, 200 acres, Value 100." (3) "One track of land on Cataba River, 100 Acres, Value 100." These deeds could not be found in Morganton, the county seat of Burke. Many Burke County records were burned during the Civil War. 1815-At age 60-(1) Burke CountyTax List: Sons Ephraim, John, and William FRADA listed as separate "poles" (persons 21 or older), no acreage. (2) Surry County Tax List: Son Henry FRADY listed with no acreage. 1815-At age 60-Burke County Marriage Records: (1) On 03 January, son William FRADEY married Polley Porter. (2) On 08 November, daughter Sarah FRADA married George Goforth. 1817-1823- At age 62 to 68-1 st Cholera pandemic. 1817-1825-At age 62 to 69-James Monroe served as president of United States. 79 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 1818- At age 63-Rutherford County Land Entries: (1) Charles FRADEY enters 50 acres on Hickorynut Cr. waters of Broad River; border, joins his own land where he lives and 100 acre tract; KJ includes the "moale" patch and "Linch" patch; issued. Entry #1731. (2) Charles FRADEY enters 50 acres on Hicorynut Cr. waters of Broad River; border: joins the "plantation" he bought of John Williams; includes "the" house; issued. Entry #1732. (3) Son Ephraim FRADEY enters 100 acres near head waters S fork [on] waters of Broad R; includes "the" popular flat; issued. Entry #1733. (4) Son William FRADEY is living on a "plantation" beside land granted to John Ashworth by the State. Entry #1734. 1820-At age 65-(1) Rutherford County Census: Charles FRADAY as follows: 1 male 0 to 10,1 male 10 to 16,1 male 16 to 18,1 male 16 to 26,1 male 45 or older (Charles), 1 female 16 to 26,1 female 45 or older (his wife). The female 10 to 16 (Sarah is married) from the 1810 census is missing, (2) Burke County Census: Son John FRADY as follows: 1 male 0 to 10,1 male 26 to 45 (John), (the male 0 to 10 in the 1810 census is missing), 4 females 0 to 10,1 female 10 to 16, 1 female 16 to 26 (his wife-this wife is younger than the one in the 1810 census), (3) Burke County Census: Son Henry FRADY as follows: 4 males 0 to 10, 2 males 10 to 16,1 male 26 to 45 (Henry), 1 female 10 to 16, 1 female 26 to 45 (his wife). (4) Rutherford County Census: Son William FRADAY as follows: 3 males 0 to 10, 1 male 26 to 45 (William), 1 female 0 to 10, and 1 female 16 to 26 (his wife). (5) Rutherford County Census: Son Ephraim FRADAY as follows: 2 males 0 to 10,1 male 26 to 45 (Ephraim), 2 females 0 to 10,1 female 16 to 26 (his wife). (6) Buncombe County Census: Son Charles FRADEY as follows: 1 male 16 to 26 (Charles), 1 female 16 to 26 (his wife). 1821- At age 66-On 10 January, Charles FRADY sold 75 acres to Robertson Freeman for 250 dollars located on Hickory Nut Creek a branch of Broad River (Rutherford DB 33:587). 1823-At age 71-On 15 February, Charles FRADY purchased 400 acres (three parcels) for 300 Kj dollars from William Murray on Cane Creek (Buncombe DB 13:309). Registered 15 February 1826. 1825-1829-At age 69 to 73-John Quincy Adams served as president of the United States. 1825-At age 70-On 01 May, Charles FRADY purchased 100 acres for 75 dollars from James McBrayer on Cane Creek (Buncombe DB 15:13). One witness was George (X) Frady. Registered 26 December 1827. 1826-At age 71-On 30 May, Charles FRADY entered 100 acres for ten dollars on Cane Creek (Buncombe DB 14:299). North Carolina Grant #2681. Recorded 13 January 1827. 1828-On 09 June, William FRADEY sold 40 acres on Straight Creek to John Dougherty for 80 dollars (Buncombe DB 22:435). Registered 13 March 1843. 1828-1836-2nd Cholera pandemic. 1829-1837-^Andrew Jackson served as president of United States. 1829- On 15 January, William FRADEY, probable grandson, married Nancey Matthews in Burke County. 1829-On 07 April, William FRADAY received a land grant for fifteen acres on Cane Creek (Buncombe DB 20:410). North Carolina Grant #2819. Entered 20 November 1830. Ky SO Ky Ky Ky Journeys Through Jackson May-June 2001 1830-Buncombe County census: Widow Elizabeth Frady, presumed to be Charles Frady's wife, listed as follows: 1 female 50 to 60,1 male 20 to 30 (presumed to be James of Cane Creek), 1 male 15 to 20 (presumed to be Amos). She is living next door to Lewis FRADY. She does not appear in the 1840 census, and it assumed that she had died. According to Defrees family records in FamilyTreeMaker, James Defrees of Surry County had a daughter Elizabeth who married Charles Frady. Birth dates for Elizabeth are given as both 1772 and 1781. James Defrees was a large land owner in Surry County. It is reasonable to assume that Charles Frady had three wives: Barbara and Sara of the Hebron Church records and Elizabeth. No record of his marriages have been found. Charles Frady's burial place is unknown The deed recordation in December 1827 is the last mention of his name in the records. As far as it is known, there was not one clue passed down to this generation that Charles Frady was a Brunswicker. It would appear that at least initially he was committed to go back to Germany. It is likely he saw an opportunity for a better life here. Records indicate that he could read and write, and perhaps he wrote home to his family. Most likely he never returned to Germany. It is unclear which William, the son or grandson, is the one in the land records in 1828 and 1829. In the early 1830s two of-his sons, William and Charles, migrated to Indiana. Son William reported in the 1870 Davis County, Iowa, census that he was born in Virginia and that his father was "foreign bom". Sons Ephraim and Amos reported in the 1850 North Carolina census that they were born in Virginia. It seems unlikely that Amos was bom in Virginia, but it appears that he knew the family came from Virginia. Son John reported in the 1870 North Carolina census that he was born in Virginia. Son Henry does not appear in the 1830 or later censuses, and it is assumed that he had died. No record of a will or estate settlement has been found in the Buncombe County Courthouse for either Charles or Elizabeth Frady. There were several courthouse fires during the 1800s. His children appear to have been: Polly, Henry, John, Ephraim, William, Charles, Sarah, George W., Lewis, Unknown daughter, James (who lived on Cane Creek), and Amos. There is a family tradition in the Frady family that the immigrant Frady came to America with brothers. Records show that there were four other WREDE Brunswick soldiers who did not return to Germany: Georg, Johann, Heinrich, and another Heinrich. There is no further information about Georg at this time. Johann is found in the 1783 immigration records in Quebec. Heinrich is reported killed 06 July 1777 in New York. The other Heinrich is believed to be Heinrich FRAADE/variant spellings found in Nova Scotia records. One of his descendants lives in Toronto today and goes by the last name of FREDA. No evidence has been found at this time that any of these men were related to Carl Simon Wrede. Frady researcher, Marjorie Stansel of Georgia, in 2000 spent a day in the State Archives at Wolfenbuettel, Germany, researching church records but did not find Carl Simon but did find others with the Wrede name. The Wrede name is a very old one in Germany with records dating back to 1200. It is hoped that the leap back to Germany will ultimately be successful. Throughout American history there has been somewhat of a stigma attached to the Germans who came to fight with the British. It appears that Charles Frady shed any such stigma with a productive life here. There seems to be little difference in these soldiers' services to their country and our own soldiers who go abroad to fight with our allies. A tradition in the "Western" Fradys credits him with being a "godly" man. Records show that these soldiers carried their Bibles in their pockets. History provides us with a great deal of insight into this man's life as a Brunswicker. 81 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 KJ The following poem, "The Hessians", is by Pearl S. Sensenig. It appeared in the Journal of the Johannes Schwalm Historical Association, vol. 1, no. 3 (1979), p. 21. By order of a despot king. They came across the sea To help England fight the colonies, Who wanted to be free. But in some there was a spark of life, Which grew into a flame; And as they saw man's freedom grow, Wished for themselves the same. And tho they paid a bitter price, Left family, home and land, They never would regret it, As they came to understand Man was not bom to blindly do, The will of a despot's whim; But he must follow the golden rule, And do what is right to him. And so the cause of freedom, Is what they came to know, And they settled in an alien land, To help a new nation grow. Pearl S. Sensenig Frady researchers, Betty Riddle of Jasper, Georgia, and John Frady of Madison, Alabama, are acknowledged for their assistance with the census records. Spouse, James D. Hodge, helped with the Revolutionary War records. \ J K J 82 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 ^ 1949 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: Name of deceased; date of birth; place of birth; 1949 date of death; township; father's name; mother's name; informant; informant's address; cemetery. Note: A new form was being used in 1949, and only a few pages have the old form which listed parents' places of birth and the name of the spouse. Abstracted by Larry Crawford in the Jackson County Register of Deeds Office June 2001.] Almond, Hattie Clayton; 24 Dec 1877; Jackson Co.; 1 Apr; Scotts Creek; William Clayton; Mary Ann Cogdill; Rachel Jones; Sylva; Addie Ammons, Martha Ann; 12 Jun 1873; Macon Co.; 8 Nov; Scotts Creek; not given; Edith Ammons; Balsam; Mrs. Manuel Ashe; not given; Middleton Ashe, Lillie Holder; 10 Jan 1871; Haywood Co.; 10 May; Sylva; Andy Holder; Martha Allen; John Mack Ashe; Sylva; Ashe Austin, Elizabeth; 22 Dec 1881; NC; 2 Nov; Sylva; Harry Norman; Marcellus Whitmire; Mary Bryson; Sylva; Parris Barnes, Ellen; 9 Jun 1884; Jackson Co.; 12 Apr; River; Thomas Wilson;-Lavada Lowe; Alfred Barnes; Sylva; Glenville Biddix, Walter; not given; TN; 23 Nov; Dillsboro; Haze Biddix; Linda Brown; Mrs. Walter Biddix; Dillsboro; Franklin (Long Branch) Bridges, Taylor Harrison; 11 Jun 1888; Swain Co.; 30 Jan; Sylva; William Bridges; Hattie Parris; Mrs. T.H. Bridges; Whittier; Sherrill Brooks, Jesse E.; 27 Jan 1881; Swain Co.; 7 Jul; Sylva; James Brooks; Maiidina Crisp; Frank L , Brooks; Bryson City; TVA (Lauada) Brooks, William; wid/o Mary Ward; 22 Oct 1860; Jackson Co.; 18 Mar; Dillsboro; Isaac Brooks; Jackson Co.; Caroline Roberts; NC; Jesse Brooks; Dillsboro; Franklin (Long Branch) Brown, Manley A.; lfj Jun 1870; NC; ; Canada; Jack Brown; Annie Wood; J.R.Brown; not given; Sols Creek Bryson, Henry Harlin; age 78; Jackson Co.; 18 Apr; Hamburg; Columbus Bryson; Margaret Catherine Wilson; Frank D. Bryson; Glenville; Glenville Buchanan, Alma Dills; 28 Apr 1862; Webster; 13 Sep; Dillsboro; Ramsey Dills; Margaret Allman; Maude Leatherwood; not given; Parris Bumgarner, James Powell; 10 Jul 1867; Sylva; 19 Jan; Sylva; Logan Bumgarner; Sarah Jane Parris; Charlie Bumgarner; Sylva; Love's Chapel Carnes, Logan Edward; 1 Feb 1863; GA; 5 Apr; Dillsboro; Jim Edward Carnes; Polly Ashley; Mrs. Lena Green; not given; Parris Cope, I r a Elizabeth; 8 Aug 1877; NC; 5 Jun; Savannah; Bud Tippett; Sallie Lowe; J J . Cope; Gay; Zion Hill Cope, Maggie; 12 May 1890; Jackson Co.; 2 Oct; Scotts Creek; Bill Cope; Carolyn Barker; Jess Cope; Sylva; Love Field (Old Field?) Cucumber, Arch; 27 Mar 1890; Jackson Co.; 11 Dec; QuaUa; Ross Cucumber; Dagi Standingwater; Tribal Census; Cherokee; Family Plot Dalton, Joseph Cebron; 25 Jan 1860; NC; 11 Dec; Cullowhee; nothing else given except Informant Dorothy Dalton; Canton Davis, John Harvey; 13 Jul 1872; GA; 13 Sep; Sylva; Charlie Davis; Harriet Birchfield; Homer ^ / Davis; Sylva; Old Union (Jacksonville, GA) 83 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 DUls, Claude C ; 18 Apr 1897; Swain Co.; 17 Jul; Qualla; Lee Andy Dills; Etta Davis; Clyde Dills; Whittier; Payne Town (Fontana) ^-^ Dills, Lee Andy; wid; 27 Mar 1868; Swain Co.; 23 Jan; Qualla; Bartley Dills; not given; not given; not given; Claude Dills; Whittier; Payne Town (Fontana) Dills, Roy Rabon; 10 May 1892; NC; 9 Dec; Sylva; John Albert Dills; Laura Wilson; Mrs. Roy Dills; Sylva; Dills Fisher, Alice Mary Jane; 7 Apr 1851; Jackson Co.; 7 May; Cullowhee; David F. Hall; Rachel Wilson; Mrs. D.H. Brown; Cullowhee; not given Fisher, Robert Ransom Jr.; 29 Jan 1899; NC; 28 Apr; Sylva; Robert Ransom Fisher; Lillie M. Smith; Mrs. Gertrude Fisher; Sylva; Keener Geisler, John Andrew; 24 Dec 1872; TN; 30 Aug; Sylva; Andrew Geisler; Theresa Amhoof; Bessie Geisler; Sylva; Keener Ginn, Hamilton Franklin; 8 Apr 1871; Hart Co. GA; 30 Oct; Sylva; Jephthy Ginn; Sarah Ginn; A.H. Ginn; Sylva; Wesley Chapel (Madison Co. GA) Golden, Martha Angeline Hughes; 29 Jul 1872; NC; 20 Oct; Sylva; George A. Hughes; Mary Greer; Glenn Hughes; Cullowhee; Double Springs Grant, Susie Lequire; 13 Jul 1879; Swain Co.; 10 Dec; Qualla; James Lequire; Fannie L. Lequire; Grady Grant; Whittier; Lauada Hall, Robert Frazier; 9 Jul 1874; Whittier; 31 Aug; Qualla; C.S. Hall; Mollie Hipps; Miller Hall; Whittier; Qualla Hampton, Edgar M.; 12 Oct 1894; NC; 2 Mar; Sylva; Eugene Hampton; Etta Ayers; Edith Hampton; Fort McPherson, GA; Lovedale Harris, Abe Lincoln; 13 May 1889; NC; 2 Jun; Canada; John Harris; Mollie Queen; Shuford K~s Harris; Argura; Mathis Hooper, Mary Belle; age 76; NC; 24 Oct; Sylva; James Carroll; Mary Morrison; Bessie Bryson; Speedwell; Pine Creek Howard, Annie Smith; 10 Jul 1893; GA; 13 Jul; Sylva; nothing else given except Informant Jerry Howard; Lauada; Vengeance Creek (Marble) Hoyle, Alda Mae; 8 Aug 1889; NC; 12 Mar; Sylva; Isaac R. Self; Mary Young; CA. Hoyle; Cullowhee; Fallston Baptist (Cleveland Co.) Hughes, Mary Alice Cooper; 5 May 1873; GA; 26 Mar; Qualla; Berry Cooper; Mary Clontz?; Claude Hughes; Whittier; Thomas Jarrett, Sara Celinda; 12 Jul 1868; NC; 17 Sep; Sylva; Posey C. Wild; Elizabeth Franks; Clyde H. Jarrett; Andrews; Parris Jones, A. Richard; h/o Adeline Brendle; 27 May 1875; Jackson Co.; 24 Jan; Qualla; Ayes Jones; Jackson Co.; Ruth Watson; Jackson Co.; Mrs. Luther Ferguson; Enka; Bumgarner Kinsey, Amanda Elizabeth; 17 Jan 1870; GA; 11 Dec; Cashiers; Thomas Kinsey; Sarah Jackson; Jerry Kinsey; Cashiers; Oakland Lambert, Samuel Carson; 27 Nov 1859; NC; 18 Jul; Qualla; Hugh Lambert; Nancy Raper; Russell Lambert; Whittier; Farmer Mallonee, Joseph; 2 Aug 1864; NC; 2 Sep; Scotts Creek; Adam Mallonee; Margaret Viola Chancellor ?; Sallie Barker; Sylva; not given Mashburn, Barnett; 17 Apr 1886; Swain Co,; 26 Jun; Caney Fork; Silas Mashburn; Mary Love; Velma Phillips; not given; Lauada KJ 84 Ky Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 Melton, S.H.; 2 Feb 1864; GA; 22 Dec; Canada; Gilbert Melton; Martha Queen; Sterling Melton; not given; Melton Messer, Coleman; 12 Feb 1876; NC; 22 Sep; Dillsboro; Thad Messer; Sallie McKinney; Charles Messer; Dillsboro; Parris Morris, Arilla Elizabeth; 13 Oct 1875; NC; 5 Jun; Sylva; Billy Parker; Jane Chastain; Fay Fincannon; Sylva; Keener Nations, Robert Joseph; 1 Mar 1879; Swain Co.; 8 Dec; Sylva; Jerry Nations; Martha Cochran; Thomas Nations; Alarka; Brendle Nicholson, Miranda Catherine; 8 Jan 1860; Jackson Co.; 13 May; Caney Fork; Tom Hooper; Mary A. Shelton; Mrs. General Burrell; East LaPorte; Coward Norman, James Ed; 20 Nov 1888; Jackson Co.; 14 Apr; Sylva; Abraham Norman; Sarah Wilson; Mrs. Glenn Crawford; Sylva; Ochre Hill (Norman cemetery) Parker, Celia P.; 29 Apr 1879; Jackson Co.; 20 Sep; Sylva; Perry Parker; Alice Brown; Mrs. Bill Plemmons; Canton; Lovedale Parris, Judson; 12 May 1873; not given; 14 Jun; Scotts Creek; William Parris; Margaret Cogdill; Edith Jones; Sylva; Addie Parris, Sallie Bradley; 22 Aug 1868; Jackson Co.; 19 Aug; Qualla; John Bradley; Nancy Nations; Lela Mize; Union SC; Barkers Creek Patterson, Sallie; 12 Nov 1869; Whittier; 31 Mar; Barkers Creek; R.L. Jones; Sarah Nations; Lon Patterson; Whittier; Nations Phillips, Sarah Henson; 7 Mar 1875; Jackson Co.; 3 Jun; Sylva; Phillip Henson; Mary Allison; Beulah Henson; Sylva; Cullowhee Potts, Florence Hooper; 20 Jun 1891; Jackson Co.; 18 Feb; Caney Fork; Ephriam Hooper; Belle Woodring; J.C. Potts; East LaPorte; Cullowhee Ray, Mary Tolly; 26 Oct 1897; Rocky Pine TN; 9 Dec; Sylva; Leonard Tolly; Jane Glasby; Homer Ray; Webster; Lovedale Roberson, Bingeman Robert; 2 Jul 1898; Dillsboro; 22 May; Sylva; Ephriam Roberson; Mariah Davis; Julius Roberson; Dillsboro; Franklin (Long Branch) Smith, Cora Lee; 14 Aug 1892; Hawkinsville GA; 5 Jun; Cullowhee; Anthony Summerford; Mary Thomas; Mamie Davis; Cullowhee; Zion Hill (AME Zion?) Watson, Lawrence T.; 7 Feb 1887; Jackson Co.; 30 May; Sylva; John M. Watson; Florence Fisher; Frank Watson; Glenville; Old Field Watson, Martha Eunice?; age 81; Transylvania Co.; 29 May; Hamburg; James Glazener; Susan WWtmire; Louise Watson; Franklin; Glenville Webb, Garrett; nothing given except death date of 16 Oct 1948 Wiggins, John Ransom; 8 Jan 1872; NC; 15 Jun; Hamburg; John Wiggins; Angeline Wilson; Ellis H. Wiggins; Glenville; Glenville Wilson, Bessie Bryson; 19 Nov 1893; NC; 29 May; Sylva; John C. Bryson; Stella Coward; Susie Bryson; Sylva; Cullowhee Womack, Andrew Dehart; 6 Jun 1872; Rutherford Co.; 16 Feb; Sylva; Jonah Womack; Sallie Davis; Estella Grant; Sylva; Keener Woodard, Emma L.; 6 May 1880; Swain Co.; 7 Oct; Sylva; J.H. McHan; Henrietta Owens; Wayne Woodard; Waynesville; Woodard (Swain Co.) 85 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 J C G S T r e a s u r e r ' s R e p o r t f o r 2 0 0 0 Submitted by David Frizzell KJ Jan - Dec '00 Ordinary Income/Expense Income BOOK SALES BK PREPAID POSTAGE CEMTRYBK US CENSUS BK US DELYD BIRTH US DOCKETT BK US HB#1 REPRINT HER BK «2 PRESALE PREPAID SALES TAX SC CEM BK US 121.40 3.467.10 133.02 459.15 226.40 3,311.00 40.611.52 266.43 160.00 Total BOOK SALES COPIER INCOME DONATIONS-CONTRIBUTIONS INTEREST EARNED CHECKING JOURNEYS REPR.NTS MEMBERSHIPS FAMILY MEMBER INDIVIDUAL MEMBER LIFE MEMBER Total MEMBERSHIPS Total Income Total SA--E5 TAX PAID Travel & Ent Meals Total Travel & Ent Utilities ELECTRIC TELEPHONE Total Utilities Total Expense Net Ordinary Income Net Income 48.756.02 214.20 1.130.55 291.30 767.50 575.00 4.125.00 700.00 5.400.00 56,559.57 Expense Dues and Subscriptions INSURANCE PROPERTY/LIABILITY MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE COMPUTER SOFTWARE Equipment -OFFICE LIBRARY PURCHASES PURCHASES FOR RESALE Total MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE NEWSLETTERS PRINTING OFFICE RENTAL OFFICE SUPPLIES PETTY CASH EXPENDITURES POSTAGE EXPENSE POST OFFICE BOX RENTAL EXPENSE POSTAGE EXPENSE - Other Total POSTAGE EXPENSE PRINTING, COPY AND REPRODUCTION Professional Services Heritage Book II Publication Total Professional Services PROGRAM/PRESENTATION/TRIP FEES SALES TAX PAID SALES TAX - CEMETERY BOOK SALES TAX - CENSUS BOOK SALES TAX - DOCKETT BOOK SALES TAX • JACKSON DELAYED BIR SALES TAX-PENALTY 30.00 300.00 125.84 460.57 267.17 3.162.80 4.016.38 2.268.96 2.400.00 922.31 1.650.00 44.00 46.20 90.20 10.00 21,000.00 21.000.00 100.00 208.05 9.09 20.74 11.94 10.00 259.82 332.76 332.76 659.42 844.36 1.503.78 34.884.21 21,675.36 21,675.36 KJ K J 86 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 { , | The 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 [Ed. We continue in this issue with the work of JCGS member Lonnie Daves.] (d) William Walker Daves #58 b. 31/Jan/1933, N . C , m. 19/Jan/1958, Betty Jean Gray #76, b. 19/March/1937, N . C , (daughter of Samuel Wade Gray #83 and May Chandler #84). [1] Elsie Jean Daves #77 b. 3/Nov/1958, Brevard,N.C, m. ?, Steve Dale Warren #134, b. ?, (son of Spud Warren #139 and Lee (Unknown).#140). Elsie died 10/April/1989, N . C , buried: Shoal Crk. Cem. Balsam Grove.N.C [A] Steven Dale (Daniel) Warren #135 b. 14/Dec/1977, N.C. [B] William Dale Warren #136 b. 14/Dec/1977, Brevard,N.C [C] Jason Dale Warren #137 b. 10/Dec/1981, Brevard,N.C [D] Jessica Dawn Warren #138 b. 28/May/1984. [21 Sharron Ann Daves #78 b. 9/Nov/1959, Brevard,N.C, m. 26/Nov/1979, Claude Mitchell Raines #121, b. 18/May/1958, (son of Davis Raines #124 and Etta Elvia Eubanks #125). [A] Maria Ann Raines #122 b. 15/Dec/1980, Brevard,N.C B] Joshua MitcheU Raines #123 b. 29/Sept/1983, Brevard N .C P I Keith Walker Daves #79 b. 2/Jan/1961, Brevard.N.C, m. (1) ?, Willie Mae Orr #126, b. ?, (daughter of Paul Orr #128 and Stella L / (Unknown) #129) m. (2) 28/Sept/1988, Mira Galloway #130, b. 17/Nov/l 965-7 (daughter of Melvin Galloway #132 and Louise (Unknown) #133) m. (3) 17/March/1994, Fena Dawn McCall #131, b. 17June/1969, NC, (daughter of Charles Memory McCall #1421 and Sharron Clark #1422). [A] Keith Walker Daves (Jr) #127 (son of Keith Walker Daves #79 and Willie Mae Orr #126) b. 22/August/1980. [Bl Clayton Keith Daves #1420 (son of Keith Walker Daves #79 and Fena Dawn McCall #131) b. l/March/1996, Brevard,NC [4] Arnold William Daves #80 b. 28/Dec/1962, Brevard.N.C, d. ?. [5] Tony-Franklin Daves #81 b. 7/Feb/1964, Brevard,N.C, d. 16/Dec/l966, Brevard.N.C. [6] Timothy Coleman Daves #82 b. 9/March/1966, Brevard,N.C, m 22/April/1994, Patrica Genie Bishop #118, b. 13/Jan/1973, (daughter of Carol Bishop #119 and Eva Anne Patterson #120). [A]' Coleman Timothy WilHam Daves #1419 b. 20/Feb/1996, Brevard,NC . (e) Issabelle (Gracie) Daves #57 b. 17/Jan/1935, N . C , m. (1) Junior Orr #66, (son of Charlie Orr #73 and (Unknown) McCall #74) m. (2) William Varn (Vernon) Lusk #75, b. 7/Sept/1926, N . C , (son of Sam Lusk #174 and Elma Rogers #175) d. 4/April/1993, Cashiers,N.C, buried: Upper L ' Zachery Cem., Cashiers,NC Issabelle died Jan/1994, Jackson Co. Cashiers,N.C, buried: Upper Zackery Cem., Cashiers,NC [1] Rodney Coleman Orr #67 (son of Junior Orr #66 and Issabelle 87 KJ Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 (Gracie) Daves #57) b. N . C , m. Pam Fisher #68, b. N . C , (daughter of Junior Fisher #71 and Doris (Unknown) #72). [A] Rodney Coleman Orr (Jr) #69 [B] Kelly Orr #70 b. N.C. (f) Franklin Delano (Sonny) Daves #59 b. 28/Dec/1936, N . C , d. 17/June/1998, Brevard.NC (3) Harvey William Daves #28 (son of Thomas Jefferson Daves #17 and Sarah Matilda McCall #25) b. 12/Jan/1906, N . C , m. (1) Edna Devore #146, b. 9/Dec/1920, N . C , (daughter of Ben Devore #1199 and Geneva Morris #1202) d. 28/July/1937, N . C , buried: Masedonia Church Cem. Balsam Grove.N.C, m. (2) 20/Nov/1937, Willie Mae Ball #141, b. 30/August/1918, (daughter of Frank Oscar Ball #147 and Levia Ida Perry #148). Harvey died 15/May/1987, buried: Shoal Crk Ch. & Cem. Balsam Grove.NC (a) Charles Harry Daves #142 (son of Harvey William Daves #28 and Willie Mae Ball #141) b. 6/Jan/1939, N . C , m. 3/Feb/1961, Carolina Josephine Knight #149, b. 22/Oct/1941, (daughter of Charlie James Knight (Sr) #154 and Onia Marie Ramey #155). [ 1 ] Charles Harry Daves (Jr) # 150 b. 13/August/1962, Transylania Co. N . C , d. 20/August/1962, Transylvania Co. N.C. [2] Anthony Dean Daves #151 b. 18/Sept/1963. [3] Allen Dale Daves #152 b. 19/Nov/1964. [4] Arnold Douglas Daves #153 b. 22/June/1967, Easly.SC, m. Dona Lynn Abercrombe #1275, b. 30/March/1968, (daughter of Robert Eugene Abercrombe #1278 and Lois Pauline Roper #1279). [A] Lacey Noel Daves #1276 b. 29/May/l 987. KJ [B] Jonathan Andrew Daves #1277 b. 26/July/1991. (b) Harvey William Daves (Jr) #143 (son of Harvey William Daves #28 and Willie Mae Ball #141) b. 18/Feb/1941, Transylvania Cq.N.C, m. 18/April/1964, Suzan Rebecca Norris #156, b. 30/March/1946, (daughter of George Coleman Norris #160 and Evie Leah Barton #161). [1] Kathy Annette Daves #157 b. 23/Feb/1965. [2] Shelia Gail Daves #158 b. 7/Dec/1967. [3] Eric Adam Daves #159 b. 4/Feb/1977. (c) Jessie Cecil Daves #144 (son of Harvey William Daves #28 and Willie Mae Ball #141) b. 21/Dec/1943, Transylvania Co. N . C , m. (1) 5/August/1966, Wilma Rebecca Patterson #162, m. (2) 14/Sept/1992, Sue Everie Raines #165, b. 29/August/1953. [1] Christopher Shannon Daves #163 (son of Jessie Cecil Daves #144 and Wilma Rebecca Patterson #162) b. l/August/1972. [2] Amy Teresa Daves # 164 (daughter of Jessie Cecil Daves # 144 and Wilma Rebecca Patterson #162) b. 2/May/1974, N.C. (d) Ronnie Thomas Daves #145 (son of Harvey William Daves #28 and Willie Mae Ball #141) b. 16/Oct/1947, Transylvania Co. N . C , m. 24/August/1968, in Union Co. GA., Jamie Frances Dryer #166, b. 13/March/1946, Union Co.GA. [1] Michael Scott Daves #167 b. 5/June/1971, Transylvania Co. N.C. [2] David Thomas Daves #168 b. 30/Jan/l973, Union Co. GA. KJ [3] Sharron Daves #169 b. 12/May/1974, Towns Co. GA. (4) Mary Mageline Daves #32 (daughter of Thomas Jefferson Daves #17 and 88 Journeys Through Jackson May-June 2001 Sarah Matilda McCall #25) b. 28/Aug/1911, Trans. Co. N . C , m. 9/July/1927, ^y in N . C , Alvin Jesse McCall #192, b. 6/March/1909, N . C , (son of J. Dillard McCall #199 and Elizabeth Owens #200). Mary died 16/August/1994, Rosman,N.C, buried: Oak Grove Cem.,Brevard,N.C (a) Annie Louise McCall #193 b. 16/Oct/1939, N . C , m. (1) 5/July/1960, in N . C , Garland Corn #239, b. 6/July.l925, (son of Theodore Mack Corn #244 and Dora Lee Owens #245) d. 6/Dec/1991, N . C , m. (2) l/Sept/1992, Clifford Ford #243, b. 9/Sept/1928. [ 1 ] Henrietta Rebecca Corn #240 (daughter of Garland Corn #239 and Annie Louise McCall #193) b. 15/April/1961, m. (1) Randy Curto #246, m. (2) ?, Don Sheppard #247, b. ?. [2] Lydia Floride Corn #241 (daughter of Garland Corn #239 and Annie Louise McCall #193) b. 13/Feb/1967, m. Richard Harmon Holden #248. Lydia died 8/Dec/1994, Brevard,NC, buried: Pisgah Gardens Pisgah Forest,NC [3] Tina Louise Corn #242 (daughter of Garland Com #239 and Annie Louise McCall #193) b. 8/June/1969, m. Mickael Tilson #249. (b) Sarah Elizabeth McCall #194 b. 8/Jan/?, N . C , m. Alfred Capps #219. Sarah died 1/Oct/?, N.C. (c) Verna Lee McCall #195 (d) Clara Dale McCall #196 (e) Suzal Ann McCall #197 b. N.C, d. N.C. (f) Alean McCall #198 b. 7/Feb/1946, N . C , m. (1) 10/August/1961, L Ralph Eubanks #229, m. (2) 21/June/l 974, Earl Beck #232, b. 6/Jan/1928, N.C, (son of Belis Beck #237 and Maude Snipes #238). [1] Cathy Eubanks #230 (daughter of Ralph Eubanks #229 and Alean McCall #198) b. 1 l/Jan/1963, N . C , m. (1) Mike Green #233, m. (2) ?, Tommy Ramin Collins #234, b. ?. [2] Suzie Eubanks #231 (daughter of Ralph Eubanks #229 and Alean McCall #198) b. 18/Dec/1964, N . C , m. (1) David Strickland #235, m. (2) ?, Danny McCall #236, b. ?. (5) Alvoid Daves #27 (son of Thomas Jefferson Daves #17 and Sarah Matilda McCall #25) b. 28/Sept/1914, N . C , m. Annie Belle Lusk #170, b. 6/Dec/1920, N.C, (daughter of Sam Lusk #174 and Elma Rogers #175). (a) Edith Daves #171 b. 28/Feb/1949, N . C , m. (1) 19/March/1967, Clarence James Owens #250, b. 29/March/1948, N . C , d. 15/April/1968, N . C , buried: Shoal Crk. Cem. Balsam Grove,N.C, m. (2) 5/May/1970, Larry McCall #252, b. 10/August/1944, N . C , (son of Roy McCall #257 and Myrtle Galloway #258). [ 1 ] Patrica Ellaine Owens #251 (daughter of Clarence James Owens #250 and Edith Daves #171) b. 9/Nov/1968, N . C , m. 20/May/1989, Mike Bagwell #262, b. 17/April/1964, (son of Joseph Bagwell #264 and Marie Dillingham #265). [A] Erica Nicole Bagwell #263 b. 7/June/1992, N.C. [2] Donna Lynn McCall #253 (daughter of Larry McCall #252 and L , Edith Daves #171) b. 28/July/1970, N . C , m. 18/July/1987, Randy Lance #266, b. 18/August/1967, (son of Howard Lance #269 and Wilma Raines #270). [A] Justin Samuel Lance #267 b. 21/Dec/l988, N.C. 89 KJ Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 [B] Joshua Roy Lance #268 b. 13/Oct/1992, N.C. [3] Anna Lisa McCall #254 (daughter of Larry McCall #252 and Edith Daves #171) b. 5/May/1972, N . C , m. 19/April/1987, Kerry Brown #271, b. 30/March/1967-?, (son of Garland Brown #273 and Laverne (UnKnown) #274). [A] Chevis Mack Brown #272 b. 14/Sept/1987. [4] Jamie Larry McCall #255 (son of Larry McCall #252 and Edith Daves #171) b. 27/Sept/1981, N.C. [5] Jeffrey Lee McCall #256 (son of Larry McCall #252 and Edith Daves #171) b. 27/Sept/1981, N.C. (b) Edna Daves #172 b. 19/Dec/1955, N . C , m. 17/March/1971, Wayne Goince #259, b. 24/Sept/1954. [1] Ronnie Goince #260 b. 6/Sept/1971. (c) Jack Daves #173 b. 15/June/1957, N . C , m. Janice Byers #261. (6) Arona Daves #34 (daughter of Thomas Jefferson Daves #17 and Sarah Matilda McCall #25) b. 15/March/1916, N . C , m. (1) 31/May/1929, Dewitt West #210, b. 15/March/1916, m. (2) Clarence Galloway #211, m. (3) Frank (Trick) Lance #214, b. 18/Nov/?, d. N.C. (a) James Jamie Galloway #212 (son of Clarence Galloway #211 and Arona Daves #34) b. 15/July/?, N . C , m. Helen McCall #220, (daughter of Troy McCall #223 and Gladys (Unknown) #224). [1] Tony GaUoway #221 [2] Tim Galloway #222 (b) Leona Galloway #213 (daughter of Clarence Galloway #211 and Arona Daves #34). Kj (c) David Lance #215 (son of Frank (Trick) Lance #214 and Arona Daves #34) b. 18/Nov/?, m. (1) Sue King #225, m. (2) Rosa Whitmire #228. [1] David Lance (Jr) #226 (son of David Lance #215 and Sue King #225). [2] Stacey Lance #227 (daughter of David Lance #215 and Sue King #225). (d) Walter Joseph Lance #216 (son of Frank (Trick) Lance #214 and Arona Daves #34) b. 30/July/1951, N . C , m. 15/July/1972, Louise Ann Dills #217, b. 4/Nov/1953. [1] Joseph Chad Lance #218 b. 3/August/1973, N.C. (7) Lillie Daves #35 (daughter of Thomas Jefferson Daves #17 and Sarah Matilda McCall #25). (8) Mallisa M. Lucker #31 (daughter of Charles Lucker #30 and Sarah Matilda McCall #25) b. 1899, N . C , m. Shelvin Owens #288, b. 1888, N . C , (son of George W. Owens #1020 and Mary Ellen Owens #1021) d. 1927, N . C , buried: Shoal Crk Cem.,Balsam Grove,NC Mallisa died 1919, N . C , buried: Shoal Crk Cem.,Balsam Grove,NC (a) Bessie Owens #289 b. 2/Oct/1914, N . C , m. (1) Thomas Gaston McCall #297, b. 9/Feb/1907, N . C , (son of J. Dillard McCall #199 and Elizabeth Owens #200) d. 24/Feb/1978, N . C , buried: Pisgah Gardens, Pisgah Forest,NC, m. (2) ?, William Edward Chastain #300, b. ?. ^ [ 1 ] Thomas Gaston McCall (Jr) #298 (son of Thomas Gaston McCall #297 and Bessie Owens #289) b. 17/May/1935, N.C. 90 Journeys Through Jackson May-June 2001 [2] Franklin McCall #299 (son of Thomas Gaston McCall #297 and ^ Bessie Owens #289) b. 10/Feb/1941. c. Robert McCaU #188 b. 26/Feb/1882, m. Callie Owens #1029, b. 4/April/1889, (daughter of George W. Owens #1020 and Mary Ellen Owens #1021) d. 14/March/1953, buried: Cathys Creek Ch.Cem.NC Robert died 2/Dec/1984, buried: Cathys Creek Ch.Cem.NC. (1) Roy McCaU #257 m. Myrtle Galloway #258. (a) Larry McCall #252 b. lO/August/1944, N . C , m. 5/May/1970, Edith Daves #171, b. 28/Feb/1949, N . C , (daughter of Alvoid Daves #27 and Annie Belle Lusk #170). [1] (see children above) (2) Flem McCall #2019 (3) EUa Mae McCall #2005 m. Walter E. McCall #1990, b. abt. 1918, (son of Harley McCall #1666 and Savannah Owens #1022). (4) Leo McCall #2020 m. Willaree Jones #2023. (5) Lillie McCaU #2021 m. Junior Devore #2022. d. Mary (Polly) McCall #176 b. 23/Sept/1884, N . C , m. James William Daves #21, b. 24/May/1872, N . C , (son of Thomas Jefferson Daves #17 and Dorcas Talarka Allen #18) d. 29/Oct/1946, N . C , buried: Shoal Crk. Cem.,Balsam Grove.NC. Mary died NC, buried: Shoal Crk. Cem., Balsam Grove.NC (1) Ida Daves #177 b. 20/August/1903, N . C , m. (1) 15/JuneA919, Shelvin Owens #288, b. 1888, N . C , (son of George W. Owens #1020 and Mary Ellen Owens #1021) d. 1927, N . C , buried: Shoal Crk Cem.-,Balsam Grove.NC, m. i (2) Worth G. Bragg #295, b. 8/March/1909, d. 28/August/1968, N : C , buried: ^ Shoal Crk. Cem.,Balsam Grove.NC, m. (3) ?, Rob Garren #296, m. (4) Donald Albright #1019. Ida died 24/Oct/1993, N.C. (a) Eugene Owens #290 (son of Shelvin Owens #288 and Ida Daves #177) b. N . C , m. Mary Ellen Broome #1692. [1] Donald Owens #1693 [2] David Owens #1694 [3] Debbie Owens #1695 (b) Annie Owens #292 (daughter of Shelvin Owens #288 and Ida Daves #177) m. (1) Glen Rose #1696, m. (2) (Unknown) Smith #1697. (c) Ernest W. Owens #293 (son of Shelvin Owens #288 and Ida Daves #177) b. 20/April/1920, N . C , d. 1 l/July/1969, N.C. (d) George T Owens #291 (son of Shelvin Owens #288 and Ida Daves #177) b. 1922, N . C , m. Willie Mae Elmore #1698. George died 1972, N . C , buried: Shoal Crk Cem. Balsam Grove,N.C (e) Dewey Owens #294 (son of Shelvin Owens #288 and Ida Daves # 177) b. N.C, m. Sylvia Stamey #1772, (daughter of Jake Stamey #1771 and Delphia Arbell Stamey #1613). Dewey died Brevard.N.C (2) Evangel Daves #178 b. 15/July/1906, N . C , m. 9/Sept/1927, in N . C , Rhodia Owens #275, b. 5/Feb/1908, N . C , (daughter of William Baxter Owens #1844 and Mary L. Wood #279) d. 19/Nov/1979, N . C , buried: Owens Cem., Balsam Grove,NC Evangel died 22/Nov/1994, Haywood Co. N . C , buried: L^ Owens Cem.,Balsam Grove,NC W (a) Pauline Daves #276 b. 8/July/1928, N . C , m. 21/June/1943, Herbert Lona McCall #284, b. 16/July/1922, N . C , (son of Loonie McCall #186 and tiora McCall #2013). 91 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 [1] Jerlene McCall #285 b. 14/August/1943, N . C , m. ?, Leon Owens #330, b. ?. [2] Curtis Hurbert McCall #286 b. 7/Oct/l 945, N . C , m. ?, Hazel ^J Aikens #329, b. ?. [3] Kennith William McCall #287 b. 17/Oct/1954, N . C , m. ?, Mary (Unknown) #328, b. 2/Sept/1943, N . C , d. 17/May/1988, N.C. (b) Edgar William Daves #277 b. 20/April/1933, N . C , m. 29/June/1968, Donna Vee Owens #280, b. 8/June/1930, Brevard,N.C, (daughter of Julius Sylvester Owens #282 and Dessie Utalee Stamey #283). [1] (see children above) (3) Wilburn Daves #179 b. 22/August/1912, N . C , d. 1 l/June/1985, N . C, buried: Shoal Crk Ch. & Cem.Balsam Grove,NC e. Elbert McCaU #187 b. 23/April/1887, m. Susie Owens #2012, b. 18/Aug/1894, (daughter of Sherman Owens #2037 and Leona Lance #2038) d. 15/Oct/1968, buried: Shoal Crk Ch. & Cem. Balsam Grove.NC. Elbert died 13/July/1969, buried: Shoal Crk Ch. & Cem. Balsam Grove.NC (1) Emmette McCall #2024 m. Inez Chapman #2031. (2) Hassie McCall #2025 m. Steve Young #2032. (3) Lawrence McCall #2026 m. Otelia Owen #203 3. (4) Lloyd McCall #2027 m. Reba Owen #2034. (5) Beulah McCaU #2028 m. Ed McCall #2035. (6) Rosa McCaU #2029 m. Charles Williams #2036. (7) William Boyd McCall #2030 f. Charlie McCaU #189 b. 23/June/1888, d. 23/Sept/1972, buried: Shoal Crk Ch. & Cem. Balsam Grove.NC. \y g. Harley McCall #1666 b. 1 l/Nov/1891, m. Savannah Owens #1022, b. 6/May/1892, (daughter of George W. Owens #1020 and Mary Ellen Owens #1021) d. 1 l/May/1962, buried: Shoal Creek Ch.Cem. Balsam Grove,NC Harley died 10/Aug/1943, buried: Shoal Creek Ch.Cem.Balsam Grove.NC. (1) Pearlie McCall #1667 b. 1916, m. Coot Harris #1668, buried: Harris Cem. Near Pinhook Gap Jackson Co. Pearlie died 2/Jan/1986, buried: Harris Cem. Near Pinhook Gap, Jackson Co. (2) Walter E. McCaU #1990 b. abt. 1918, m. Ella Mae McCall #2005, (daughter of Robert McCall #188 and Callie Owens #1029). (3) Columbus McCall #1991 b. abt 1919, m. Myrtle Owens #2004. Columbus died 29/Jan/1992. (4) Dollie McCall #1992 m. Jim Hoxit #2003. (5) Rosie McCall #1993 b. 1928, d. 9/Sept/1987, buried: Shoal Crk Ch. & Cem. Balsam Grove,NC (6) Robinson McCaU #1994 (7) Elbertson McCall #1995 m. Ermalee Burrell #2002. (8) Verlon McCall #1996 m. Sissy #1999. (9) Ray McCall #1997 m. Ruth Pressley #2001. (10) Alma McCall #1998 m. Louie HoUand #2000. h. Fred McCaU #183 b. 18/Feb/1893, d. 12/Dec/1979, buried: Pinhook Gap.Jackson Co.,NC i. Frank McCall #184 b. 18/Feb/1893, d. 18/Sept/1976, buried: Pinhook Kj Gap.Jackson Co.,NC j. Loonie McCaU #186 b. 4/Aug/1895, m. (1) Dora McCall #2013, b. l/June/1889, 92 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 R e d B a n k C e m e t e r y [Ed. Although not technically located in Jackson County, the Red Bank Cemetery is so close to the Jackson County line that it serves as the resting place for many persons with Jackson County roots or connections. Located in Haywood County, turn on the Red Bank road just at the bottom of "Fish Hatchery Hill," (or at the western end of the old Barber's Orchard). Cemetery is a half-mile or so on the left. Census compiled 21 Jul 2000 by Bill Crawford and Mack Sutton. Consider Row # 1 as furthest from entrance on the east side.] Ky Row 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 Name on Stone Joel B. Rider Vergie Waldroup Rider 5 unmarked Roy A. Hill Athagean Cogdill William A. Hill Mary E.C. Hill GimHill Wiley Franklin Allen Sadie Clark Allen Wilburn J. Connard Hattie McKinnish Connard Alex B. Rider 9 unmarked Dock Spicer Nina Spicer Sarah N. McCarter Robert (Bob) McCarter Robert P. Mehaffey Maggie W. Mehaffey Bill Robinson Samuel D. Robinson Oday Stiles Robinson 2 unmarked Ransom Bryson Jo Ann Sparks Thomas R. Sparks Beulah Arrington Sparks Ned Houston Sparks Edwin Hugh Caldwell Nannie Davis Caldwell Andrew Edward Caldwell Mattie Howell Caldwell Mourning L. Caldwell Harry Monroe Sparks Demia Treadway Sparks Hardy Alfred Sparks Jessie Kate Sparks Brown | Hellen Laurena Sparks | 4 | Maurice Randolph Sparks Date of Birth 23 Jan 1910 27 Jun 1929 15 Sep 1909 1 Dec 1929 6 Apr 1871 22 Jan 1881 11 May 1864 22 Dec 1889 27 Dec 1901 13 May 1888 1 Apr 1886 1888 17 Dec 1908 27 Apr 1911 6 Mar 1907 15 Apr 1910 27 Jul 1915 8 Oct 1921 26 Mar 1915 4 Aug 1923 15 Feb 1926 6 May 1892 7 Nov 1932 24 May 1938 18 Feb 1915 9 Dec 1913 9 Jun 1915 19 Mar 1919 3 Dec 1880 22 Mar 1887 13 Apr 1861 31 Jan 1906 9 Jun 1884 20 Apr 1881 25 Dec 1908 13 May 1907 12 Apr 1910 Date of Death 24 Apr 1991 9 Apr 1992 17 Jan 1929 7 Jan 1930 20 Sep 1958 16 Aug 1942 2 Jul 1936 26 Oct 1958 24 May 1968 19 Oct 1970 21 Sep 1961 1969 3 Aug 1981 28 Apr 1976 20 Dec 1997 23 Mar 1981 12 Feb 1999 11 May 1968 22 Jun 1997 8 Oct 1966 17 Sep 1927 21 Nov 1932 7 Jun 1938 4 May 1983 9 Dec 1996 21 May 1979 25 Dec 1997 5 Jan 1956 27 Dec 1936 5 Dec 1928 7 Aug 1951 31 May 1954 26 Apr 1952 31 Dec 1929 24 Jan 1919 2 May 1916 Comment PFC US Army WWII S/o M/M W.A. Hill Cataloochee, NC W/o E.W. Brown 1 93 Journeys Through Jackson May-June 2001 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 Samuel H. Hawkins Margaret Moffat Hawkins Mrs. Idabelle Hawkins Charles Roy Stiles George R. Stiles Connie S. Medford James Ed McMahan James Ellis McMahan Garland L. Nelson 1 unmarked Sorrells Bill Stiles Clara Lee Stiles Juanita Hawkins Messer Luther A. Arrington Laura Smathers Arrington Rufus Stiles Frances Stiles 2 unmarked Clarence Stiles Frank E. Stiles J. Gilmer Stiles Novella C. Stiles Lora Stiles Ruthie Stiles 5 unmarked Cora Smathers Alden Smathers LA. Arrington Marcus Arrington Arthur Edwin Brooks Robert Earl Brooks Greens Jimmy Corolyn Rogers Lora Geneva Arrington Mildred Chloe Hawkins Betty Jean Robinson 5 unmarked Dewey Lawrence Arrington Lockey Hance Arrington 1 unmarked Robert Wesley Rhinehart Jr. Ellen Moore Hembree Wilsie Rabb Smith Claudette Dutra Charles A. 'Tom" Smathers Dorothy N. Smathers Timothy Lynn Stamey "Tim" 19 Sep 1865 11 Oct 1873 26 Aug 1941 22 Jan 1943 20 May 1964 6 Jun 1951 11 Jul 1927 11 Sep 1939 7 Apr 1944 15 Jan 1947 8 Jan 1934 16 Aug 1879 19 May 1884 30 May 1918 29 Mar 1920 1 May 1924 12 Sep 1932 12 Mar 1894 15 Aug 1901 22 Nov 1900 3 Mar 1916 27 Feb 1895 18 Jun 1911 25 May 1936 20 Jun 1937 7 Feb 1909 5 Oct 1918 30 Aug 1932 17 Jan 1929 3 Nov 1932 4 Jul 1904 27 Feb 1900 12 Jun 1958 1899 1944 14 Dec 1917 1 May 1913 31 Jan 1962 14 Sep 1941 1 Jun 1955 11 Sep 192? 19 Jan 1996 22 Feb 1947 17 Nov 1990 24 May 1994 18 Mar 1982 18 Mar 2000 2 Oct 1998 11 Sep 1977 15 Mar 1960 19 Jul 1967 14 Nov 1990 8 Aug 1987 5 Mar 1925 30 Oct 1953 22 Aug 1973 3 May 1991 19 Dec 1918 29 Apr 1916 28 Jun 1936 17 Sep 1927 17 Jun 1936 21 Sep 1937 9 Aug 1927 19 Apr 1931 30 Aug 1932 24 Dec 1952 6 Mar 1933 9 Jul 1942 6 Jan 1982 13 Oct 1964 12 Jun 1958 17 Dec 1979 LJL7 Sep 1978 1999 2 Sep 1984 5 Jul 1980 Stone illegible S/o M/M G.C. Stiles No inscription NC Pvt. 27 Inf Korea Funeral Home Marker Inf. D/O Samuel, Oday Robinson y KJ Ky 94 Journeys Through Jackson May-June 2001 Ky Ky Ky 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 Troy Lee Hollars Barbara Sue Phillips Willie Warren Kilby Evelyn Smathers Kilby Edith Smathers Charlie Edgar Smathers Pearl Price Smathers Claude E. Smathers Johnny Duane McClure Thomas Alvin Arerington Clara Moffitt Arlington James Alvin Arrington 2 unmarked William F. Arrington Rachel Satterfield Arrington Cicero J. Arrington Albert William Arrington Paul W. Arrington WilHam H. Stevens Janet C. Stevens Dollie Sparks Arrington Robert EU Arrington Gain Burgess Rosa Park Burgess Frank B. Crawford Ruth Smathers Crawford John L. Smathers Eliza H. Smathers Bill Smathers Harriet Smathers Alford Smathers Ratio A. Arrington Rhoda S. Arrington Alonzo Arrington Sebum Spears Seabolt Evin Smith Dutch Smathers George Ann Satterfield Smathers J.V. Satterfield Doris Louise Moore B. Ray Moore Ruby C. Moore J.C. (Cliff) Moore Jo Ann Moore Hughes Porter L. Hughes France M. Breece Lula Foster Breece 30Jull971 14 Dec 1955 22 May 1910 31 Jan 1913 21 Jul 1915 .AMar 1895 12 Aug 1897 12 Aug 1922 22 Sep 1951 4 Apr 1902 8 Jan 1905 31 Aug 1926 23 May 1869 28 Oct 1858 14 Nov 1889 21 Mar 1920 21 Mar 1897 29 Mar 1911 22 Jul 1926 12 Jun 1879 29 Aug 1870 1876 1879 28 May 1911 9 Apr 1920 1898 1900 21 Dec 1875 28 Nov 1878 25 Dec 1819 1907 1884 23 Jul 1875 11 May 1880 9 May 1861 24 Aug 1857 8 Mar 1861 9 Aug 1928 25 Oct 1929 14 Sep 1911 9 Dec 1907 5 Sep 1939 24 May 1930 28 Aug 1872 8 Jan 1869 28 Mar 1972 14 Dec 1955 31 Jan 1954 28 Jun 1976 17 Aug 1915 17 Jan 1972 12 Mar 1983 22 May 1986 4 Nov 1955 20 Sep 1957 19 Aug 1991 31 May 1927 2 Mar 1920 12 Sep 1939 26 Sep 1938 3 May 1989 27 Mar 1963 1 Aug 1984 18 Nov 1954 15 Apr 1938 1955 1962 9 Jan 1992 1976 1995 2 Mar 1939 22 Mar 1970 13 Jan 1916 1979 15 Nov 1961 25 Oct 1953 13 Jan 1958 13 Jun 1948 19 Nov 1941 13 Mar 1928 15 Aug 1990 22 Dec 1929 6 Sep 1997 29 Dec 1979 1 Oct 1999 8 Apr 1969 24 Jun 1934 D/o C.E., Pearl Smathers Tec 5 US Army WWII S/o Fredia McClure Sorrell NC Sgt 105 SN.TN. 30 Div. NC Pvt. US Army WW I PFC US Army WW JJ Cpl. US Army WW H Infant Son 95 Journeys Through Jackson May-June 2001 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 Richard W. Duncan Thomas Ray Duncan Richard Carl Duncan Hazel Bryson Duncan Earlene R. Messer James W. & Rodney W. DeWeese Earl W. Reece Mary M. Reece Robert L. Corbin Edith C. Corbin James Leon Clemens Hilda Mae Clemens HughRabb Dora Mull Rabb Alden Rabb J. Ralph Leophard Florria R. Leophard Henry L. Rabb Mary Foster Rabb Gordon P. Rabb Dorothy C. Rabb John H. Noland Luzena A. Noland Hester Dills Hembree 1 unmarked Silva A. Sutton Joe L. Sutton John Henry Sutton 2 unmarked Patricia Christine Sorrells James T. Sorrells Sr. Leona L. Sorrells Noel Hill 2 unmarked Thomas Rhinehart Jr. Thomas Rhinehart Harriet Rhinehart 1 unmarked William Terrell Derrick 4 unmarked Arthur Lee Bryson Homer Wallace Bryson Zeb W. Bryson William D. Smathers Helen P. Smathers Robert F. Smathers 26 Nov 1939 24 Sep 1940 3 Jun 1915 7 Apr 1920 3 Jul 1950 13 Jun 1918 18 Sep 1918 20 Jun 1927 2 Nov 1929 10 Sep 1930 14 Jan 1931 9 Jul 1890 15 Apr 1894 17 Mar 1919 1885 1884 30 Jan 1860 25 Aug 1865 23 May 1920 15 Sep 1924 1857 1861 13 Sep 1877 24 Dec 1905 8 Apr 1892 25 Jun 1941 25 Dec 1945 4 Jan 1904 29 Jun 1912 6 Sep 1919 15 Dec 1942 3 Aug 1915 4 Apr 1907 8 Jun 1862 13 May 1935 14 Apr 1933 1909 7 Nov 1923 22 Oct 1921 15 Oct 1914 10 Feb 1940 8 Jul 1941 19 Nov 1996 25 Sep 1974 1 Feb 1995 JASep 1967 28 Apr 1995 12 Jan 1976 26 Jan 2000 9 Jun 1981 24 Aug 1964 18 Feb 1983 22 Aug 1937 1963 12 Jun 1937 16 Jul 1933 23 Dec 1995 1927 1920 16 Jul 1932 30 Mar 1942 9 Aug 1955 30 Jun 1941 27 dec 1965 3 Sep 1983 6 Oct 1965 24 Jul 1987 23 Aug 1948 13 May 1935 18 Jul 1933 1966 5 Jul 1998 1 Nov 1984 17 May 1946 Infants US Navy WW II Tec 5 US Army WW II SFC US Army Korea Vietnam No death date inscribed NC Tec 5 1501 13 ASE Unit AAF WWII No death date inscribed NC PFC 194 Glider Inf KJ Ky Ky 96 Journeys Through Jackson May - June 2001 J C G S C D H o l d i n g s [Ed. One of the nicer aspects of the boom in computer genealogy has been the business decision by some companies to place entire volumes onto cd-rom disks. They are sold much less expensively than the original volumes, and the JCGS library has initiated a beginning collection to enhance research. Ruth Shuler compiled the following list to be published in JTJ.] Church Records 1. The Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy 1750-1930 2. Pennsylvania German Church Records 1729 - 1870 B. Family History 1. Everton's Family File, Volumes 1 - 4 2. Midwest Pioneers, 1600's - 1800's 3. Southern Genealogies #1,1600's - 1800's 4. World Family Tree, Volumes 1-2 5. World Family Tree, Volumes 8-12 6. World Family Tree, Volumes 13-16 C. Marriages 1. Marriage Index: KY, NC, TN, VA, WV, 1728 - 1850 i 2. Marriage Index: Selected Counties of MD, NC, VA, 1624 - 1915 ^ 3. Marriage Index: AL, GA, SC, 1641 - 1944 4. Selected U.S./International Marriage Records D. Military Records 1. Confederate Soldiers, 1861 - 1865 2. Revolutionary War Pension Lists Periodicals 1. National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volumes 1 - 85 F. Vital Statistics 1. Mortality Index: United States, 1850 - 1880 2. North Carolina WiUs, 1665 - 1900 3. Social Security Records: United States 1937 - 1993 98 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 W h e r e J C G S M e m b e r s L i v e \ y GofYn-l North Carolina by county: Jackson 77 Buncombe 15 Haywood 13 Gaston 7 Swain 6 Macon 4 Mecklenburg 4 Washington by county: Skagit 4 King 3 Lewis 2 Snohomish 2 Transylvania 4 Henderson 4 McDowell 3 Wake 2 Forsyth 1 Brunswick 1 Polkl Pierce 2 Spokane 1 Grays Harbor 1 Cowlitz 1 Catawba 1 Clayl Cleveland 1 Iredell 1 Davidson 1 Onslow 1 Wahkiakum 1 KJ [Ed. In almost every case, this represents part of a real migration from Western North Carolina to the Pacific Northwest.] Ky 99 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 Ky K, J C G S L i b r a r y A c q u i s i t i o n s Call No. Author Title Donor 929.3 970.1 929.3 929.3 975.6 976.8 929.3 929.3 929.2 975.6 929.2 975.6 Davis, John Wilburn, Hiram C. Medford, Robert OBCGS OBCGS Baldwin, Juanitta Moss, Bobby G. Moss, Bobby G. Dillard, Emmett U. HCGS Sherrill, Mary L. J.D. Moore, Warren Baltimore County, Maryland, Deed records. Vol. II: 1727-1757 Cherokee Landmarks Around the Great Smokies The Families of Haywood County, North Carolina, based on the I860 Census Records Western North Carolina Ancestor Chart Series, Volume III The Heritage of Old Buncombe County, North Carolina, Volume 1 Unsolved Disappearances in the Great Smoky Mountains The Patriots at the Cowpens The Patriots at Kings Mountain David L. Dillard, His Roots and His Branches Haywood County Heritage, North Carolina, Volume 1 Samuel Sherrill, Son of Adam and Elizabeth, and Some of His Descendants Mountain Voices: A Legacy of the Blue Ridge and Great Smokies Jean C. Brown Elise Terrell Purchase Purchase Bill Bishop Larry Crawford Larry Crawford Larry Crawford Larry Crawford Ann Melton, MaryK. Lowder, Nancy Wilson Dorris Beck I t e m s f o r S a l e b y J C G S Ky Jackson- County Heritage, Volume 1.. .$64.00 locally, $69.00 postpaid Jackson County Heritage, Volume 2.. .$60.00 locally, $65.00 postpaid The Cemeteries of Jackson County...$35.00 locally, $38.50 postpaid Jackson County Superior Court Docket Book.. .$15.00 locally, $17.50 postpaid Cemeteries ofSw"ain County...$42.40 locally, $45.00 postpaid Delayed Births (Jackson, Swain, or Graham Counties) (Riddle) $21.20 locally each $23.50 ppd. Kirk's Raiders (Bumgarner).. .$25.00 locally, $27.00 postpaid Journeys Through Jackson, Volume 1, 1991.. .$10.00 locally, $12.00 postpaid Journeys Through Jackson, Volumell- AT..J15.00 locally, $17.50 postpaid each volume 100 Journeys Through Jackson M a y - J u n e 2001 I n d e x f o r Journeys Through Jackson, Vol. X I , N o s . 5 - 6 Abercrombie 88 Adams 77, 80 Aikens 92 Albright 91 Allen 83, 91, 93 Allison 85 Allman 83 Almond 83 Amhoof84 Ammons 83 Arrington 94, 95 Ashe 83 Ashley 83 Ashworth 80 Athen 78 Austin 83 Ayers 84 Bagwell 89 Baldwin 100 Ball 88 Barker 83, 84 Barnes 83 Barton 88 Beck 73, 89,97,100 Biddix 83 Birchfield 83 Bishop 87, 100 Bradley 85 Bragg 91 Breece 95 Brendle 84 Bridges 83 Brooks 83, 94 Broome 91 Brown 78, 83, 84, 85,90,93, 100 Bryson 83, 84, 85, 93,96 Buchanan 70,71, 83, 97 Bumgarner 83,100 Burgess 95 Burgoyne 76 Burns 77,78 Burrell 85, 92 Byers 90 Caldwell 93 Capps 89 Carnes 83 Carroll 84 Cathey 73 Chancellor 84 Chandler 87 Chastain 85,90 Clark 78, 87, 93 Clayton 83 101 KJ Clemens 96 Clontz 84 Cochran 85 Cogdill 83, 85, 93 Collins 89 Connard 93 Cooper 84 Cope 83 - Corbin 96 Corn 89 Coward 85 Crawford 83, 85, 93, 95,100 Crisp 83 Cucumber 83 Curto89 Dalton 83 Daves 87, 88,89,90,91,92 Davis 83, 84, 85, 93,100 Defraise 79 Defrees 79, 81 Derrick 96 Devore 88, 91 DeWeese 96 DiUard 100 Dillingham 89 Dills 73, 83, 84,90 Doblin 75 Dougherty 80 Dryer 88 Duncan 96 Dutra94 Elmore 91 Ensley 71 Eubanks 87, 89 Ferguson 84 Fincannon 85 Fisher 84, 85, 88 Foster 95 Frada 77,78,79 Fraday 77, 79, 80, Fradey 78, 79, 80 Frado 78 Frady 75, 77, 78,79, 80, 81, 82 Franks 84 Frawdy 77 Freda 81 Freeman 80 Frizzell 86 GaUoway 87, 89,90,91 Garren 91 Gates 76 Geisler 84, 97 Ginn 84 Glasby 85 - - Glazener 85 Goforth 79 Goince 90 Golden 84 Grant 84 Gray 87 Green 83, 89,94 Greer 84 Grace 78 Gunter 72 HaU 84 Hampton 73, 84 Harris 73, 84,97 Hawkins 94 Hembree 94,96 Henson 85 Hill 93,96 Hipps 84 Hodge 75, 82 Holden 89 Holder 83 HoUand 92 HoUars 95 Hooper 84, 85 Howard 84 Howell 78 Hoxit 92 Hoyle 84 Hughes 84,95 Hunt 78 Jackson 80, 84 Jarrett 84 Jefferson 78 Jones 83, 84, 85,91 Keever 69 KUby95 King 90 Kinsey 84 Knight 88 Lambert 84 Lance 89,90,92 Leatherwood 83 Leophard 96 LeQuire84 Love 84 Lowder 100 Lowe 83 Lucker 90 Luedtke 69 Ky Ky Journeys Through Jackson May- J u n e 2001 Ky Lusk 87, 89, 91 Madison 78 Mallonee 84 Mashburn 84 Massie 97 Matthews 80 McBrayer 80 McCall 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92 McCarter 93 McClure 95 McHan 85 McKinney 85 McMahan 94 Medford 94,100 Mehaffey 93 Melton 85,100 Merz76 Messer 72, 85,94,96 Michael 79 Mize85 Moffatt 94 Moffitt 95 Monroe 79 Moody 69, 73 Moore 73,94,95,97,100 Morris 85, 88 Morrison 84 Moss 100 Murray 80 Nations 85 Nelson 94 Nichols 73 Nicholson 85 Noland 96 Norman 83, 85 Norris 88 Orr 87, 88 Owens 85, 89,90,91 Parker 85 Parris 83, 85 Patterson 85, 87 Perry 88 PhiUips 84, 85, 95 Plemmons 85 Porter 79 Potts 73, 85 Pressley 92 Queen 84,85 Rabb 94,96 Raines 87, 88 Ramey 88 Raper 84 Ray 85 Reece 96 Renegar 78 Renego 79 Rhinehart 94, 96 Riddle 82,100 Rider 93 Roberson 85 Roberts 83 Robinson 93,94 Rogers 87, 89,94 Roper 88 Rose 91 Rudolph 77 Satterfield 95 Schwalm 82 Seabolt 95 Self 84 Sensenig 82 Shelton 85 Sheppard 89 SherriU 73,100 Shuler 98 Smathers 94, 95,96,97 Smith 76, 84, 85,94 Snipes 89 Sorrells 94,96 Sparks 93 Speer 77,78,79 Spicer 93 Stamey 91,92, 94 Standingwater 83 Stansel 81 Stephens 97 Stevens 95 Stiles 94 Strickland 89 Summerford 85 Sutton 70, 71,72, 74,93,96 Terrell 100 Thomas 69, 85 TUson 89 Tippett 83 Toler 72 ToUy 85 Turpin 72 Veraity77 Von Riedesel 76 Vorete 77 Vrede 77 Waldroup 93 Ward 83 Warren 87 Washington 77 Watson 84, 85 Webb 85 West 90 WMtmire 83, 85,90 Wiggins 85 WUburn 100 Wild 84 WUUams 80 WUson 83, 84, 85,100 Womack 85 Wood 83,91 Woodard 85 Woodring 85 WooUey 97 Wrede 75,76,77,81 Wreede 76 Young 84 Ky 102 KJ \ y Ky