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Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol.29 No.02

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  • 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.
  • < ^ J o u r n e y s T h r o u g h J a c k s o n s n e s m S J i i r l l S a a 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 , Inc. V o l . X X I X , N o . II 2 0 1 9 V o l . 2 C JACKSON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 2019 Officers ^J President Kenneth Nicholson Vice Presidents Ruth Crawford Shuler, Norma Bryson Clayton Secretary Lynn Hotaling Treasurer Michael Clayton Librarian George Frizzell Office Manager Mary Buchanan Smith Web Master. Lynn Hotaling Computer Technician Jason N. Gregory Chair, Publications (Editor) Sanji Talley Watson 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 from other non-profit groups. From the Editor Well fall is on the way... Fresh vegetables and fruits... cooler nights... Great time to get your genealogy out and get ready for winter and a great opportunity to work on it in the months to come. Our Fundraiser in June was great. We had all types of music form gospel to bluegrass and some 60's hits thrown in for good measure. Padgett McCoy's chili for the hot dogs and bargains galore in the silent auction. We have brought back the annual July picnic. This year it was held at the Caney Fork Community Building. Charlie Shuler gave a presentation on the first settlers in the Caney Fork area. We had plenty of great food but ran short of chairs. We have a rough estimate of 75 people attending. It was great to see the community come out to participate also. As always, if you have pictures, a story, an idea for an article for JTJ, feel free to share. Sharing is the backbone of all genealogical research. ^y M e m b e r s h i p s a r e d u e a t t h e f i r s t o f t h e y e a r. A b a r g a i n f o r j u s t $ 2 0 . M a k e s u r e t o g e t y o u r s i n! G e t a m e m b e r s h i p f o r a f r i e n d o r f a m i l y m e m b e r a s a g i f t. Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 c T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s Table of Contents 49 JCGS Photo Album 50-54 2019 Scholarship Winners 55-59 Cruise I n 60 Outline Descendant Report for Frederick (Baumgarten) Bumgarner 61-64 1950 Jackson County Death Certificates 65-67 Who Are These People? 68 Descendants of William Solomon P a r k e r , Sr 69-72 1880 Jackson County Census Records 73-78 Descendants of J o h n Thomas T a t h am 79-82 Civil W a r Pensions 83-86 John "Ten Shilling Bell" Chastain 87-90 Tax & Census Records 91-93 JCGS Fun-raiser 94 Index 95-96 ^ T h a n k y o u t o e v e r y o n e t h a t a t t e n d e d , c o n t r i b u t e d , p a r t i c i p a t e d i n a n y w a y w i t h o u r e v e n t o n J u n e 2 9 t h a t S y l v a B r i d g e P a r k . L , W e a r e w o r k i n g o n a n u p d a t e t o t h e p o p u l a r J a c k s o n C o u n t y C e m e t e r y B o o k . I f y o u w o u l d l i k e t o h e l p w i t h t h e s u r v e y s o f t h e ^ l o c a l c e m e t e r i e s , p l e a s e l e t u s k n o w . W e a r e h o p i n g t o h a v e t h e m r e a d y f or C h r i s t m a s t h i s y e a r . C a l l t h e o f f i c e a n d l e t u s k n o w if y o u w o u l d l i k e t o h e l p . 49 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 J C G S P h o t o A l b um All of these photographs were shared with us by Norma Bryson Clayton. She states that these are of the Cane Creek School, where Geneva Ramsey was the teacher. She stated that her grandparents, Thomas Clingman Bryson and Laura Palenstine Henson, donated the property for the school. Geneva Ramsey roomed with Berry and Emeline Blanton while she taught at the school. ^y KJ WS^SSS^SiSS^BiSSS^^S^ ^y 50 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 ^ J C G S P h o t o A l b um C ^ 51 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 J C G S P h o t o A l b um 52 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 < w J C G S P h o t o A l b um ^ -.-^A. *j** C 53 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 J C G S P h o t o A l b um V ^ S V&^ " ^ -^*^«?—-^—*!» TJ - ft' fei*i^!tJSX^ wiMrfilLiJilig'i.ii^itellirtJtiB^lW 54 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 ^ 2 0 1 9 S c h o l a r s h i p W i n n e rs Each year, the Jackson County Genealogical Society awards scholarships to deserving students in Jackson County. Currently, there are the Scott Foundation Scholarship, The Robert "Larry" Crawford Scholarship and the William Loranzo "Bill" Crawford Scholarship. Each of the essays that the applicants wrote is included. Always remember that any donations to the scholarship funds are tax deductible, so consider making a donation to one or all of these fine scholarships. C C Receiving one of the Scott Foundation Scholarships is Julio E. Reyes, the son of Julian Reyes of Norton. He graduated from Blue Ridge High School. While at Blue Ridge, he was a member of the Yearbook Staff, the Choir, and the Frisbee Club. He volunteered in the community by working with his Church Youth Group, Manna Food Bank, CDL for his Church and at the Cashiers Valley Vet. He plans to attend Asheville-Buncombe Tech, pursing a degree in the Aviation Pilot Program. Living as a Latino in a Mexican house is very difficult, and everyone has secrets. For me, my dad and his history are one of the biggest secrets that I still need to find out. My dad has kept from me many secrets and some of them I know and some I still need to find out. One of the secrets tat my dad tried to hide from me was the truth about mother. I have never met my mom or even seen a picture of her, and it is really bard sometimes for me when it comes to Mother's Day and sometimes on my birthday. But just because my dad has tried to keep me from knowing who she is, I recently found my birth certificate that shows my mom's name and honestly, I still do not know how to describe what I am feeling. I secretly called my aunt in Mexico that sed to live with my dad and mom when we were in New York and the only thing she told me was that my mother and father were really hard into drugs and alcohol before and after I was born until when 1 was 3 months old I got really sick and my aunt had to take me to the hospital in which they told her that I needed to have an open heart surgery and replace my aorta valve at only 4 months. My aunt told me that because o the surgery mydad had to send'me to Mexico with my aunt which I lived there for 7 years until one day my dad appeared in Mexico and brought me to North Carolina but without my mom. Every year I asked my father about my dad and all he said to me was "No te preocupes de eso, major ve a las escuela y estudia" which translates to "Do not worry about that, just for to school and study." It is hard growing up without a mom and all you now about her is her name and the place she was born The only thing I do not gt is her last name, I could not even pronounce it until one day I asked my American History teacher and he said that her last name could possibly come from Europe and I that was true, I could get some public records. I really want to take the DNA testing kit from Ancestry to know a little more about myself, but it is expensive for me, but hopefully one day I will be able to find her but if its Gods will or me to not now her then it is probably the best for me. 55 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 Receiving the other Scott Foundation Scholarship was Paul James Hinson. He is a graduate of Smoky Mountain High School and the son of Shane and Kim Williams. He participated at school by playing varsity football and varsity baseball. He has participated in several volunteer activities including; Tuck River Clean up; Wood program for Elderly; Special Olympics and with the Special Needs Class at SMHS and with the middle school and Little League baseball programs. He will be attending Catawba Valley Community College pursuing a degree in College Transfer. He will also be playing baseball for the College. ^ y Learning about family history is important to me; one I am hoping to learn more about. Let me give you a little of my own history. I was born October 31, 2000. I was left in the hospital by my biological mother. After some time in foster care, I lived with my biological father for about a year. I then went to live with my cousin (on my biological father's side) and his wife; I call them mom and dad. Their names are Shane and Kim. My biological father passed away when I was seven years old. My biological father had a large family and the survivors still get together all of the time. I have many aunts, uncles and cousins that support me on a daily basis, even I they live 4+ hours away. When we all get together, I enjoy hearing the stories that my aunts tell. It is neat to hear about my history from them. My grandma has even made a family history book that tells the story of their lives. This is a piece of our family history that I will be able to pass down to my kids one day. My mom, Kim has some unique stories about her family. Mary Surratt is her ancestor. Mary Surratt was the first woman in the United States to be hung. She was convicted of taking part in the conspiracy to assassinate President Abraham Lincoln. She owned a boarding house in Washington, DC. John Wilkes Booth stayed there before assassinating the President. This may not be something to be proud of but, it is neat to be part of this history. Thankfully, there is some research that says that she was actually innocent of conspiracy. I hope this is true. ^ y Although the family stories are neat to hear, genealogical research will enable me to find out where I came from and see if I may be related to people that helped make history. For me, however, I would also like to do more genealogical to find out things such as medical history. That will become more important as I get older. This type of research can also help people find long lost relatives. ^y 56 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 V^' Linda Avery Hopson was the winner of the Robert "Larry" Crawford Scholarship. She was a graduate of Jackson County Early College. The daughter of Chip and April Ferguson of Caney Fork. She volunteers with Moses Creek Baptist Church, singing at church and at the Senior Center in Jackson County. She has participated in the Bluegrass Club, National Honor Society, serving as president of the JC Early College chapter of the National Honor Society. She has shadowed several Doctors and Dentists in the area. She has also volunteered with Manna Food Bank, WCU Lego and Engineering Camp, and assistant coach for volleyball camps around Jackson County. She is planning on attending Western Carolina University and obtain a Bachelor and a Masters Degree in Speech Therapy. C My name is Linda Avery Hopson I am a graduating senior at Jackson County Early College. I have not always been interested in family heritage but as I have gotten older, I have gained an interest in learning about my ancestry. I am quite familiar with the lineage on my maternal grandfather's side. I am a fifth great granddaughter of Colonel William Waightstill Avery. Colonel Waightstill was the first attorney general in North Carolina. He was also one of the signers of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. Colonel Waightstill is also remembered for his duel with Andrew Jackson. Many historical documents about Colonel Waightstill Avery can be found in the Special Collections Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Conversely, my maternal grandmother's ancestry was a bit more mysterious to me because she and her siblings were placed in the Grandfather Home for Children when she was 7 years old. She remained in the orphanage until she was 18 years old. Our family has always discussed my grandfather's ancestry but my grandmother never really discussed her ancestry. This mystery caused me to want to dig into her family's past and find out more about my heritage from my maternal grandmother's line. C My father, mother and I made a plan to research my grandmother's paternal lineage first, the Green family. My grandmother, Mama Lin knew she had family from Watauga County so this was a great help to start our search. We took her father's name and used Ancestry.com to start our research. We dug into the information fund on the ancestry cite and mapped Mama Lin's Greene family lineage all the way back to William Green who was born in 1671 in England. We created a Greene family tree and Greene family album for Mama Lin and presented it to her on her 75th birthday. My parents and I walked through each page of the album with her as we referred to the family tree for reference. Mama Lin never believed she had a heritage worthy of discussing. Through this ancestral project she found out that she had a judge in her family, Judge William Greene of Hunterdon County, NJ in 1714. Mama Lin also found out she had a grandfather who was a Revolutionary War soldier and saw the actual U.S. Pension 57 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 Roll of 1835 which listed his name as a recipient of a government pension for his service in the war. We were able to take her on the journey of her Greene Family's journey over the century's from England to New Jersey, next to Rowan County, N.C. and finally to Watauga County, NC. Mama Lin was so proud and so excited to know that her family tree had brave and notable figures to talk about with others. She also found out her Greene family had deep Christian roots which was so touching to my grandmother. Mama Lin knew her parents had divorced and could not take care of three children, but other than the heritage of her parent's divorce and her childhood years in the orphanage - she thought she did not have a lineage to discuss with our family. Due to our ancestral research, my Mama Lin has a family tree to hang her hat on, well, you know what I mean. This family project has given me great appreciation for the power of understanding your ancestral roots. The knowledge helps us look at our family members in a new way. The ancestral information also helps us look at ourselves with different lenses to better understand why we have certain interests or even why we like certain types of foods. Even if I find some negative or troublesome information during ancestral research, it is important to take the information and learn from your heritage. One day I might have a great grandchild who leams all about me through ancestral research and I hope I give him/her something good to talk about! v ^ The fourth scholarship, The William Loranzo "Bill" Crawford Scholarship was awarded to Hannah King. She is the daughter of Ricky and Karen King of Whittier. She graduated from Smoky Mountain High School. She played volleyball and was captain of the softball team. She was a member of National Honor Society, Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) and was a member of the Student Council. She volunteered with the Special Olympics at SMHS. She has volunteered with her Church at the Soup Kitchen in Haywood County. She plans to attend Greensboro College and obtain a degree in Biology. According to the World Bank, there are over 7.5 billion people that are currently living on Earth. Out of all of these people, there is not a single two tat are exactly same, not even a set of identical twins. Every person has certain differences that allows them to vary from one another. This is due to genetics, Genetics is the genes, traits and characteristics that are passed down through families. Even though every person's genetic make-up is different, genes heavily depict whether a person will have straight or curly hair, the color of their eyes, and the amount of melanin in their skin This allows many races to have common dominant traits that they are known for, such as African Americans having brittle curly black hair with dark eyes and the Irish as having red hair and fair skin. A person's genetics explains why they look and act the way they do. Genetics are a direct result of a person's parents, grandparents, family and their ancestors. A person's last name is popularly used in order to differentiate a person. Their last name often files them into a bigger category filled with ^ y Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 C their direct family members and other people with similar genetics. In many cases, a person's last name could have changed throughout time, making ir harder for researchers to link a person to the ancestors. People commonly change their names for reasons such as whenever they get adopted or move to another country. My great-great grandfather, Cance Davis Inman, had his last name changed as soon as he entered public school. Cance Davis Inman's dad was John Inman. John Inman passed away and his wife remarried to Logan Carnes. When Cance Davis Inman entered public school is classmates and teachers associated him with his step-father Logan Carnes. My great-great grandfather's name got changed form Cance Davis Inman to Carnes sue to the simple association preferences. This has caused a shift in names in Jackson County. Th men who passed on their last names to their families passed on Carnes instead of Inman. Now in Jackson County, I feel as if there are more people with the last name Carnes and although Inman's are still very popular, they are not as common as they would have been had his name not changed. This made filling out a family tree very complicated as my grandfather never knew of this name change until after he started researching. Name changes make it even harder for other people to keep up with who people are. Many criminals instantly change their name in order to not be known. Although my great-great grandfather's name was changed it also made it somewhat confusing as to why the Carnes family name did not continue throughout the men's side of the family tree C C Even though a last name is something that is merely simple it represents a family's heritage. Many families have an unknown historical background. Last names and genetics both make up the characteristics of why a person is who they are. Through the testing and interpretation of DN and genetics, this information has become more readily available. It is important and also interesting to know who one's ancestors are so one can try to understand if there are any patterns of genetic diseases. This allows doctors to be more precautious and better understanding of a person's health. Knowing family history and one's ancestors is not only interesting, it is also very important. R e m e m b e r t h a t y o u c a n m a k e d o n a t i o ns t o a n y o r a l l o f o u r S c h o l a r s h i p f u n d s. Y o u c a n a l s o m a k e d o n a t i o n s t o t h e S o c i e t y . A l l d o n a t i o n s a r e t a x - d e d u c t i b l e! 59 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 ^y ^y 60 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 C O u t l i n e D e s c e n d a n t R e p o r t f o r F r e d e r i c k ( B a u m g a r t n e r ) B u m g a r n e r ^ < w This descendant report was brought to the Society by Harry Bumgarner. It was given to him by Kenneth Bumgarner, who prepared the report. More will follow in future issues. Report has been edited to reflect birth dates of persons born after 1945 being removed, replaced with *. 9 Gertie Edith Bumgarner 9 James Berlin Bumgarner b: 1912, d: 1945 9 Mary Alice Bumgarner 9 Hermie Lee Bumgarner 9 Robert Marshall Bumgarner b: 1919, d: 1959 9 Garland (Garlen) Glenn Bumgarner b: 1922, d: 1988 9 Frankie L. Bumgarner 8 James Pender (Penn) Bumgarner b: 25 Jan 1874, d: 06 Jul 1950 in Wilmot, Jackson Co.,NC + Cora (Cara) "Maud" (F.) Hill b: 22 Jul 1879 in Colorado, m: 29 Apr 1894 in Qualla Township, Jackson Co., NC, d: 01 Feb 1961 in Sylva, Jackson Co., NC 9 Lennie Bumgarner + Michel Sutton 10 Major Sutton 10 Pearl Sutton 10 Hilda Sutton 9 Laura "Amey" Bumgarner b: 21 Dec 1897, d: 15 Jul 1977 + Robert "Lon" (Lenard) Revis b: 17 Mar 1891 in Qualla Township, Jackson Co., NC, m: 10 Oct 1915, d: 12 Jun 1958 10 Joseph "Howard" Revis b: 05 Jul 1916, d: 01 Oct 1982 + Hazel Williams 10 James "Paul" Revis b: 25 Aug 1918, d: 19 Jul 1990 + OUie "Judy" Duvall 10 Georgia Bell Revis b: 1920 + Preston Feed Coltrane 10 Inez Revis b: 1922 + Horace Bradsher 10 Bruce B. Revis b: 19 Sep 1924, d: 18 Apr 1978 + Mary Grace Ford 10 Kenneth (Kermit) Revis b: 05 Sep 1926 + Peggy Painter 10 Robert Lon.Revis Jr b: 01 Oct 1928 + Dorothy Rector 10 Phoeba Ruth Revis b: 04 Sep 1930 +Harrell E. Hooper 10 Betty Lou Revis b: 02 Jun 1932 + James Edward Taylor Jr. 10 Olen Glenn Revis b: 22 Mar 1935 + Gail Leatherwood 10 Shirley Ann Revis b: 29 Mar 1937 + James Douglas Moses 10 Larry Dale (Jack) Revis b: 18 Dec 1939 + Nancy Breedlove 9 Bonnie I. Bumgarner b: 1906 + Mont Bradley 10 Doris Bradley 10 Gldys Bradley 10 Opal Bradley 61 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 10 Orthrude Bradley 9 Nellie P. Bumgarner b: 1901 ; 9 Florence E. Bumgarner b: 1909 v— 9 Hettie R. Bumgarner b: 1912 9 Rachel Edith Bumgarner b: 1918 + Unknown Plemmons 10 Janet Harriet Plemmons b: 11 Jul 1949 in Sylva, JacksonCo., NC + Walter Burch McConnell Jr b: 01 May 1945 in Sylva, Jackson Co., NC, m: 21 Feb 1969 11 Suzanne Rachelle McConnell b: 05 Nov 1975 in Sylva, Jackson Co.,NC 9 Callie Bumgarner + Andrew Gibbs 10 William Gibbs 9 Nathan Bumgarner b: 1879, d: 1948 + Ellen Cody b: 1886, d: 1957 10 Iva Lee Bumgarner b: 1904, d: 1905 9 Mary M. Bumgarner b: 1895 9 Laura M. Bumgarner b: 1897 9 Ruth Bumgarner 8 C. "Alexander" Bumgarner b: 1876 + Polly Fisher b: 1876, m: 07 Jun 1896 in Bakers Creek Township, Jackson Co., NC 9 Alexander Bumgarner + Polly Unknown 10 William T. Bumgarner 10 Clarence Bumgarner + Marie Unknown 11 Charles Bumgarner 11 Harold Bumgarner 10 Burline Bumgarner •> J 10 Mary M. Bumgarner 10 Laurence Bumgarner 8 Garland Smith Bumgarner b: 15 Sep 1878 in Whittier, Jackson Co., NC, d: 22 Jan 1941 in Wilmot, Jackson Co., NC + Queenie Sutton b: 21 Apr 1888 in Dillsboro, Jackson Co., NC, m: 19 Apr 1908 in at W. J. Sutton's, Jackson Co., NC, d: 17 Dec 1961 in Jackson Co., NC 9 William B. Bumgarner b: 1909 9 Burton Bumgarner b: 04 Mar 1909, d: 11 May 1974 + Mary Unknown b: 24 Jan 1911 9 Claude Lyndon Bumgarner b: 25 Feb 1911, d: 24 Feb 1992 8 William "Nathan" Bumgarner b: 29 Jun 1879, d: 20 May 1948 in Qualla, Jackson Co., NC + Ellen Wyatt b: Oct 1886, m: 28 Oct 1902 in Wilmot, Jackson Co., NC, d: 08 Apr 1957 8 John Oscar Bumgarner b: 06 Apr 1884 in Wilmot, Jackson Co., NC, d: 05 Mar 1948 in Whittier, Jackson Co., NC + Cora Lee Nations b: 23 Oct 1884, m: 05 Jan 1908 in at the Bumgarner home, Jackson Co., NC, d: 09 Nov 1981 in Swain Co., NC 9 Charles Bumgarner 9 Fred Bumgarner 9 Garsie Bumgarner b: 01 Oct 1912, d: 20 Jul 1973 9 Eula Bumgarner 9 Lee Bumgarner 9 Earl Bumgarner 9 Hubert Bumgarner 7 James "Powell" Bumgarner b: 20 Mar 1845 in Qualla, Jackson Co.,NC, d: 13 Aug 1865 in Bumgarner Branch, Jackson Co., NC 62 ^ y c < w < w Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 7 Rebecca J. Bumgarner b: 17 Jan 1844 in Qualla Section, Jackson Co., NC, d: 15 Dec 1844 in Bumgarner Branch, Fairview, Jackson Co., NC 7 Mahala "Melvina" Bumgarner b: 23 Dec 1846 in Qualla Section, Jackson Co., NC, d: 22 Jul 1918 in Cullowhee, Jackson Co., NC + James Tolbert Painter b: 30 Jan 1836 in Wayhutta Creek, Haywood Co., NC, m: Webster, Jackson Co., NC, d: 09 Sep 1921 in Cullowhee, Jackson Co., NC 8 Julius Hampton Painter b: 04 Sep 1867, d: 27 Jan 1949 in Asheville, Buncombe Co., NC + Laura Ellen King b: 1867, m: 27 Apr 1888 in Loves Chapel, Jackson Co., NC, d: 27 Nov 1948 in Cullowhee, Jackson Co., NC 9 Eulalie "Ula" Painter b: 27 Jun 1889, d: 05 Nov 1941 + Leon D. Moody b: 29 Nov 1886, d: 20 Mar 1968 10 Opal Lee Moody 10 Leon D. Moody Jr. b: 10 Nov 1914, d: 03 Mar 1915 10 Jenavieve Moody 10 Emma Nell Moody 9 Flora Painter b: 1892 + Earl P. Mehaffey 10 Grace Mehaffey 10 Lewis Mehaffey 10 Alvin Mehaffey 10 Julius Mehaffey 9 Charles Howard Painter b: 1893, d: 14 Sep 1940 + Lucile Jolly 9 James B. Painter b: 02 Jun 1896, d: 02 Apr 1951 9 Robert Hampton Painter b: 06 Jun 1898, d: 08 Mar 1956 + Annie Laura Jenings 10 Sylvia Painter 10 Robert H. Painter Jr. 9 Fay Painter b: 1901 + Basil I. Phillips 10 Bessie Ruth Phillips 10 Laura Helen Phillips 10 Mary Phillips 9 Mattie (Nettie) Lucy Painter b: 1906 + J. Fred Hudson 10 William "Billie" J. Hudson b: Bet. 1924-1925 10 Charles F. Hudson b: Bet. 1926-1927 10 James Leon Hudson b: 1927 8 Florence Eniz Painter b: 21 Dec 1869 + James Newton (Watson) Wilson b: Abt. 1863 in Georgia, m: 15 May 1885 in at J. T. Painter's, Jackson Co., NC 9 Ernest Wilson + Rosalie Baker 10 Robert Wilson + Sadie Seaman 11 Roberts. Wilson 10 Raymond Wilson 10 Ruth Wilson + George Greenwald 10 Elizabeth Wilson 10 Roy Wilson 10 Florence Wilson 10 Lorine Wilson 10 Evaline Wilson 10 J. B. Wilson 63 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 10 Dorothy Wilson 10 Gene Wilson j 9 Elsie Wilson + Mary Jones 10 Myrtle Wilson + Jessie Bridges 11 Jessie L. (I.) Bridges 10 Louise Wilson d: Deceased 10 Sybal Wilson d: Deceased 9 Ed Wilson + Ethel Goisie 10 Stella Mae Wilson 10 Christine Wilson 10 Opal Wilson 10 Edd Wilson 10 Aileen Wilson 9 Ella Mae Wilson + Joe Featherston 10 Ethel Mae Featherston 10 Joseph Irwin Featherston 9 Fred Wilson + Elizabeth Briggaman 10 Lahoma Wilson 9 Albert Wilson + Viola Featherston 10 Arthur Wilson 10 Velma Wilson 10 Lavern Wilson 10 Ireland Wilson \^y 9 Eugene Wilson + Millie Fowler 9 Claud Wilson + Pearl Howard 9 Edna Wilson 8 Ellen Candes Painter b: 18 Oct 1871, d: 20 Jun 1957 in Sylva, Jackson Co., NC + Jefferson Davis "Dave" "J. D." Parker b: 15 Jul 1861, m: 10 Nov 1889 in Webster, Jackson Co., NC, d: 11 May 1954 in Fairview, Jackson Co.,NC 9 James Parker d: 9 Albert D."Dee" Parke JD + Birdie Shelton 9 Eugene "Gene" Parker + Emily (Mullin) Mullen 9 Mellie Parker b: 1897, d: 1978 + Weston (Western) C. Reed Rev 10 Olin Reed d: 10 Marcella Reed + Unknown Huguelet 10 Mary Nell Reed + Unknown Mason 9 J. Davis "Bud" Parker Jr. b: 1900, d: 1982 + Lillie Stein 9 Percy R. Parker b: 1903, d: 1989 + Gladys Painter 9 Louise Parker + J. Whitfield "Whitt" Davis b: Webster, Jackson Co., NC 10 Jimmy Davis ^—^ 64 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 ^ 1 9 5 0 J a c k s o n C o u n t y D e a t h C e r t i f i c a t e s o f P e r s o n s B o r n 1 9 0 0 - 1 9 5 0 ( w < w [Key to reading the following: Name of deceased; Date of birth; Place of birth; 1950 date of death; Father's name; Father's place of birth; Mother's name; Mother's place of birth; Informant's name; Informant's address; Cemetery. Abstracted by Sanji Talley Watson in the Jackson County Register of Deeds Office 2019.] Barkers Creek Brown, Howard, Jr.; 1 Jan 1950; Barkers Creek; 1 Jan; Howard W. Brown; Dillsboro; Ammie Mae Wilkie; Dillsboro; Grover Wilkes, MD; Sylva; Bee Knob Caney Fork Stephens, Ruben Harris; 7 Mar 1906; Jackson Co.; 31 Jan; John Stephens; ng; Serina Coward; ng; Sherman Stephens; East La Porte; Moses Creek Queen, Guy Harry; 6 Jan 1950; Cowarts; 9 Mar; James William Queen; ng; Willa Jean Wheatly; ng; James W. Queen; ng; Coward Cashiers Smith, Douglas Leon; 9 Dec 1950; ng; 24 Dec; Curtis Smith; ng; Helen McCall; ng; ng; ng; Neville, Oconee Co., SC Corley, Lillie Mae; 2 Aug 1909; SC; 7 Oct; Owen Key; ng; Jimmie Kaye Buchanan; ng; Mrs. Day; Fairfield, NC; Bethlehem Cemetery, Greenwood Co., SC Dillsboro Taylor, Lura Ellen; 15 Oct 1917; NC; 14 Jun; Jim Taylor; ng; Vernie Robinson; Luther Taylor; Dillsboro; Robinson Greens Creek Buchanan, Martha Elizabeth; 1 Dec 1947; NC; 25 Jul 1949; Gudger Buchanan; ng; Emma Viola Buchanan; ng; Gudger Buchanan; Greens Creek; Greens Creek Qualla Woods, James Thomas; 3 Jun 1905; Macon Co.; 19 Jan; Tom Woods; ng; Mary Houston; ng; Mrs. Beulah Woods; Whittier; Whittier Reed, Selma Marie; 8 Apr 1946; Cherokee; 12 Mar; Johnson Reed; ng; Dinah Hornbuckle; ng; Tribal Census Records, Cherokee; Family Burial Plot Parker, Claude Edward; 13 Feb 1950; Cherokee; 13 Feb; Claude Parker; Swain Co.; Jean Donley Craig; Jackson Co.; Mrs. Jean Parker; ng; Family Burial Plot Owle, Cornelius; 24 Mar 1902; Swain Co.; 20 Aug 1949; Solomon Owle; ng; Nettie DeWeise; ng; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Birdtown Lambert, Joseph Russell; 27 Nov 1925; Swain Co.; 17 Nov; Charlie Lambert; ng; Maggie Wahnatah; ng; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Family Burial Plot; Cherokee Junaluskie, Jimmy; 20 Apr 1950; Cherokee; 20 Apr; Arch Junaluskie; Swain Co.; Wilma Taylor; Jackson Co.; Mrs. Cecelia Taylor; ng; Family Burial Plot, Cherokee Junaluskie, Wilma; 30 Nov 1928; Jackson Co.; 21 Apr; Will Taylor; ng; Cecelia Standingdeer; ng; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Family Burial Plot, Cherokee Jackson, Charlotte Margaret; 1 Jul 1948; Swain Co.; 5 Apr; Edward Francis Jackson; ng; Elizabeth Bigmeat; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Family Burial Plot, Cherokee Dills, Linda Sue; 2 Sep 1950 Whittier; 13 Nov; Harley Dills; ng; Fannie Lou McFalls; ng; Mrs. Harley Dills; Whittier; Payne Town, Fontana Dam Cucumber, Daniel Anderson (Sampson); 27 May 1950; Swain Co.; 20 Sep; Arch (Sampson) Cucumber; ng; Leuna Crowe; ng; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Family Burial Plot, Cherokee Cucumber, Betty Daphne (Sampson); 27 May 1950; Swain Co.; 19 Jun; Arch (Sampson) Cucumber; ng; Leuna Crowe; ng; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Family Burial Plot, Cherokee Cucumber, Frances Marce; 30 Jul 1950; Jackson Co.; 1 Aug; Joe Jasper Cucumber; ng; Dorthy Occumma Welch; ng; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Family Burial Plot, Cherokee 65 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 Savannah N J Woodard, Ronnie; 30 Dec 1950; Savannah; 30 Dec; Alonzo Woodard; Jackson Co.; unreadable Shuler; Macon Co.; Alonzo Woodard; ng; ng; Scotts Creek Bradley Infant Girl; 18 Aug 1950; Sylva; 18 Aug; Eugene Bradley; Jackson Co.; Rosa Gilliland; Jackson Co.; A.A. Nichols, MD; Sylva; Gunter Henry, Judy Love; 9 Jan 1950; Jackson Co.; 8 Apr; Charlie Henry; ng; Lois Fisher; ng; Charlie Henry; Sylva; Middleton, Balsam Sylva Barker, Infant Boy; 5 Apr 1950; Sylva; 5 Apr; Elijah Ray Barker; NC; Maggie Lee Dyre; NC; Marvin Nathan, MD; Bryson City; ng Blanton, Burnette Elbert; 25 Jul 1913; NC; 20 Nov; Oliver McClellan Blanton; ng; Reltha Belle Todd; ng; Mrs. Ada G. Blanton; Dillsboro; Webster Brown, Infant Boy; 23 Oct 1950; Sylva; 230ct; James B. Brown; NC; Gertrude Hawkins; NC; James B. Brown; ng; Rogers Bryson, Infant Girl; 18 Apr 1950; Sylva; 18 Apr; Van Bryson; NC; Velma Nations; NC; Van Bryson; ng; Glenville Bryson, Infant of Martha Jean Bryson (Boy); 6 Mar 1950; Sylva; 6 Mar; Willie Love; NC; Martha Jean Bryson; NC; Martha Jean Bryson; ng; Parris Buchanan, Male Infant of Albert C. & Hester; 12 Jan 1950; Sylva; 12 Jan; Albert C. Buchanan; NC; Catherine Hester Howard; Texas; Greens Creek Wood, Infant of Alfred & Annie Fox (Girl); 18 Jul 1949; Sylva; 18 Jul 1949; Alfred D. Wood; NC; Annie Fox; NC; Mrs. Alfred Wood; ng; ng Whitmire, Doris Ellen; 19 Feb 1950; NC; 4 Mar; Elmer Whitmire; ng; Cordelia Coggins; ng; Glenville Schell, Robert Francis; 9 Aug 1950; Haywood Co.; 17 Sep; John Schell; ng; Jenie Mae Ford; ng; John Schell; Waynesville; Green Hill Rogers, Katherine Pauline; 25 Dec 1922; Georgia; 9 Apr; John G. Walden; ng; Agnes Pauline Nabors; ng; John G. \_J Walden; Atlanta, GA; Sylvester Cemetery, Atlanta, GA Rogers, Infant of Earl and Katherine Walden; 27 Mar 1950; Sylva; 27 Mar; Earl Rogers; NC; Katherine Pauline Walden; Georgia; Earl Rogers; Webster; ng Painter, Infant of Grady L. & Fannie; 20 Jan 1950; Love Field; 20 Jan; Grady L. Painter; NC; Fannie Burr Ensley; NC; Grady Painter; Lovedale Morris, Madeline Jane; 8 Feb 1948; Asheville; 2 Apr; Zeb V. Morris, Jr; ng; Mary Louise Brendle; ng; Zeb V. Morris; Bryson City; Morris Family, Bryson City Moon, George Alvin; 28 May 1922; Georgia; 30 Sept; James Edward Moon; ng; Ethel Louise Tolbert; ng; Mrs. Ethel Moon; Sylva; Long Branch, (Jackson County) Mathis, Jerry Donald; 12 Aug 1950; NC; 14 Aug; ng; ng; Gladys Mathis; ng; David Mathis; Whittier; Toe String, Cherokee Mashburn, Kenneth; 3 Dec 1906; Graham Co.; 25 Sep; G. F. Mashburn; ng; Lona Andrews; ng; Mrs. Kenneth Mashburn; Bryson City; Panther Cem. (Stecoah, NC) Loggins, Elizabeth Anne; 11 Mar 1950; Sylva; 11 Mar; Cladie Elmer Loggins, Jr; Winston Salem; Mary Evelyn Soderquist; Andrews, Mrs. Cladie Loggins, Jr.; Sylva; Keener Lane, Ira; 7 Feb 1911; Graham Co.; 7 Feb; Bart Lane; ng; Rose Maynor; ng; Bart Lane; Bryson City; Estes, Bryson City Holden, Homer Leonard; 22 Feb 1903; Speedwell; 19 Jul; Robert L. Holden; ng; Drusilla Taylor; ng; Oris H. Sherrill; Sylva; Keener Hicks, Mack Allen; 5 Jun 1950; Alarka; 2 Jul; Haskell Hicks; ng; Loretta Hicks; ng; Haskell Hicks; Alarka; Brendle Cemetery, Alarka Haskett, Infant Boy; 31 Aug 1950; Sylva; 31 Aug; Ned O. Haskett; NC; Dorothy Lee Passmore; NC; Zion Hill Gibson, Mary Etta; 24 Apr 1904; NC; 8 Mar; J. C. Gibson; ng; Ballzerie Styles; ng; Levi Gibson; Whittier; Bee Knob Gant, William Parnell; 15 Apr 1924; ng; 23 Aug; W. E. Gant; ng; Blanche Crouch; ng; G. E. Crouch; Asheville; ng Frizzell, Billy Conrad; 5 Jun 1933; Jackson Co.; 14 May; Wm. Ralph Frizzell; NC; Carrie Frady; NC; Mrs. W. R. Frizzell; Lovedale 66 ^y ^ c ( ^ Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 Franks, George Hershel; 5 Jan 1950; NC; 19 May; Don Franks; ng; Lessie Hall; ng; Don Franks; Greens Creek; Glenville Dean, Dayle Lynn; 8 Jan 1949; NC; 4 Apr; Charles B. Dean; ng; Peggy Henry; ng; Charles B. Dean; Sylva; Wesleys Chapel Cagle, Fem of Part & Mattie Mae Gaddy (Girl); 28 Dec 1950; Sylva; 28 Dec; Part Cagle; Blairsville, GA; Mattie Mae Gaddy; Waynesville, NC; Mr. Patt Cagle; ng; ng Cagle, Mary Beatrice; 1 Sep 1916, Sylva; 25 Jan; William Coleman Cagle; ng; Mary Ida Wiggins; ng; Miss Dorothy Mason; Sylva; Keener Cagle, Patricia Diane; 30 Jan 1950; NC; 9 Apr; James P. Cagle; ng; Alice Cabe; ng; James P. Cagle; Greens Creek; Savannah Webster Brendle, Roy Lee; 21 Apr 1950; Sylva; 18 Jun; Columbia Brendle; ng; Hazel Rogers; ng; Columbia Brendle; Webster; Brendle Town Cemetery (Macon Co., NC) Ray, Linda Kay; 31 May 1950; Webster; 31May; Clyde Ray; ng; Doris Young; ng; ng; ng; Lovedale Coward, Rogers Zachary; 41 y, 2 mo. 2 d; Webster; 16 Mar; Oscar Bowman Coward; Cowarts; Elnara Zachary Coward; Hamburg Township; Mrs. R. L. Glenn; Sylva; Webster Coward, Gladys Dowdle; 40 y, 9 mo 26 d; Macon Co.; 16 Mar; Thad Dowdle; Macon Co.; Jane Daves; Macon Co.; Mrs. R. L. Glenn; Sylva; Webster Whittier Davis, Ruth Ella; 21 Mar 1948; NC; 2 Apr; McKinley Davis; ng; Ellen Mae Nations; Mrs. McKinley Davis; Whittier; Barkers Creek Rutherford County Death Certificate - Filed in Jackson County: Ammons, Westley Eugene: 1 Mar 1948; Sylva; 27 Aug 1949; John Westley Ammons; Sylva; Margery Wytle; Sylva; J. W. Ammons; Sylva; Sylva Cemetery Buncombe County Death Certificate - Filed in Jackson County: Bishop, Neal J.; 21 Jun 1924; NC; 6 Jul 1949; Neal Bishop; ng; Bertie Hooper; ng; VA hospital records; Cullowhee Cemetery Lanning, Randall; 12 Jan 1941; Deland, FL; 29 Oct; Troy A. Lanning; ng; Brenda Moses; ng; Troy A. Lanning; Glenville; Glenville Hyatt, Perry Ann; 3Jan 1950; Sylva; 28 Jan; James H. Hyatt; ng; Laura Belle Phillips; ng; Mrs. James H. Hyatt; Cullowhee; Cullowhee Cogdill, Elaine; 11 Nov 1949; NC; 13 Nov; William Mode Cogdill; ng; Faye Pannell; ng; William Mode Cogdill; ng; Clayton Cogdill, Verlin; 5 Apr 1949; Sylva; 30 Jul; Sam C. Cogdill; ng; Nettie A. Mathis; ng; Sam E. Cogdill; Sylva; Crawford Swain County Death Certificate - Filed in Jackson County Youngbird, Julia; 27 May. 1906; Cherokee, NC; 1 Aug; John Ute Sherrill; ng; Mellie Tramper; ng; Tribal Census Records; Cherokee; Family Burial Plot Burke County Death Certificate - Filed in Jackson County Parker, Lydia Jane; 1904; Jackson Co.; 15 Jul 1949; Will Parker; ng; Rosa Pearson; ng; State Hospital Recods, Morganton, NC; State Hospital Cemetery 67 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 W h o A r e T h e s e P e o p l e? JCGS member Mary Buchanan Smith asked if anyone could identify any of the people in the following picture and maybe supply the year it was taken. It was at the Savannah School. UJKO v_> 68 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 < w D e s c e n d a n t s o f W i l l i a m S o l o m o n P a r k e r , S r. c ED: If you have any corrections or additions to this article, please feel free to contact us with them. 237. xi. Richard Mealus Broom, b. February 29, 1872, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. February 15, 1961, Jackson County, North Carolina. xii. Reubin H. Broom, b. 1879; m. Joana K. Curver. 238. xiii. Maggie Broom, b. August 11, 1881, Jackson County, North Carolina, xiv. Benjamin Garfield Broom, b. April 22, 1882, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. February 27, 1970, Transylvania County, North Carolina; m. Rose Smith. 239. xv. John Thadius Huston Broom, b. March 17, 1887, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. January 12, 1949, Jackson County, North Carolina. 101. Benjamin Javan Parker was bom Abt. 1840 in North Carolina, and died June 27, 1862 in Battle of Mechanicsville, Richmond, Virginia. Child of Benjamin Javan Parker is: i. Benjamin J. Parker. 102. Samuel J. Parker was born 1846 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married Ester Jane Carson March 08, 1864 in Jackson County, North Carolina — by Nathan Coward, daughter of Samuel Carson and Nancy Queen. She was bom 1841. Notes for Samuel J. Parker: Company G 62nd Regiment N.C. Troops Parker, Samuel J., Private Enlisted in Jackson County on September 25, 1862, for the war. Reported present through April 30, 1863. Deserted at Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, June 20, 1863. (May have served previously as Private in Company B, 25th Regiment N.C. Troops) 1870 Census: Caney Fork, Jackson County, North Carolina Parker, Samuel 24 Farmer b:NC real property 100 Jane 29 Keeping house b: NC Sarah 5 b: NC John 3 b: NC Julia A. 1 b:NC Carson, Nancy 69 No occupation b: NC Children of Samuel Parker and Ester Carson are: i. Sarah M. Parker, b. 1865. ii. John H. Parker, b. March 22, 1867, North Carolina; d. October 05, 1945, Transylvania County, North Carolina; m. Rebecca Allison, January 06, 1887, Transylvania County, North Carolina; b. June 04, 1860, North Carolina; d. March 13, 1923, Transylvania County, North Carolina, iii. Julia A. Parker, b. 1869. iv. William H. Parker, b. 1871, North Carolina; d. 1954; m. Eva Reeves Clark; b. 1870; d. 1955. v. Fannie Parker, b. 1873. vi. Alice Parker, b. 1876. vii. Ella M. Parker, b. 1877. 103. Jeremiah M. Parker was bom March 19, 1846 in North Carolina, and died April 13, 1916 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married Mary Caroline Brown December 27, 1870. She was bom December 11, 1849 in North Carolina, and died November 20,1919 in Jackson County, North Carolina. 1 ^ Children of Jeremiah Parker and Mary Brown are: ^ * ^ i. Milas Parker, b. September 14, 1873, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. January 02, 1946, 69 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 Jackson County, North Carolina; m. Flora Coward, 1907; b. August 09, 1884, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. April 30, 1934, Jackson County, North Carolina. 240. ii. Addie Arbazine Parker, b. February 11, 1874, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. February 24, 1950, Jackson County, North Carolina. 104. Daniel Javan Parker was bom July 1848 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married Delphia C. Mathis, daughter of David Mathis and Elizabeth Jones. She was bom Abt. 1848 in North Carolina. Children of Daniel Parker and Delphia Mathis are: i. Mary Loucinda Parker, b. September 14, 1870, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. August 10, 1938, Gaston County, North Carolina; m. Henry Anderson Cope; b. October 06, 1864; d. October 24, 1947. ii. Lilly D. Parker, b. Abt. 1873, North Carolina; m. Charles Wright, iii. Lee M. Parker, b. Abt. 1877, North Carolina. iv. Dillard J. Parker, b. November 05, 1879, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. October 31, 1959, Transylvania County North Carolina. v. Case Parker, b. July 1883, Haywood County, Jackson County, North Carolina, vi. Coleman Parker, b. September 1888, Haywood County, Jackson County, North Carolina. 105. Deborah Laura Parker was bom February 05, 1852 in Jackson County, North Carolina, and died June 23, 1937 in Darrington, Snohomish County, Washington. She married Elijah Webster Fortner August 27, 1867 in Jackson County, North Carolina, son of William Fortner and Armico Lowe. He was bom July 05, 1844 in North Carolina, and died March 26, 1936 in Darrington, Snohomish County, Washington. Children of Deborah Parker and Elijah Fortner are: 241. i. Sarah A. Fortner, b. August 30, 1868, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. January 13, 1940, Jackson County, North Carolina, ii. William Levi Fortner, b. December 17, 1871, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. April 01, 1934, Jackson County, North Carolina; m. (1) Notie Bell Brendle; b. January 05, 1913, Swain County, North Carolina; d. February 12, 1991, Swain County, North Carolina; m. (2) Alice Harris. 242. iii. Mary Ann Fortner, b. December 20, 1872; d. March 04, 1956, Jackson County, North Carolina. 243. iv. Adolphus Washington Fortner, b. February 13, 1873, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. June 06, 1958, Jackson County, North Carolina. 244. v. Thomas Solomon Fortner, b. January 18, 1874, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. September 15, 1956, Henderson County, North Carolina, vi. Alice Jane Fortner, b. October 05, 1878, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. January 01, 1979, Jackson County, North Carolina, vii. Callie Alifar Fortner, b. December 10,1879, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. 1962, Darrington, Snohomish County, Washington; m. Daniel Lewis Reese, May 01, 1898, Jackson County, North Carolina; b. 1869, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. 1959, Darrington, Snohomish County, Washington, viii. Alza Fortner, b. April 21, 1882, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. June 11, 1883, Jackson County, North Carolina, ix. Laura Fortner, b. April 13, 1884, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. April 13, 1884, Jackson County, North Carolina, x. Lear Mattie Fortner, b. April 13, 1884, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. April 18, 1884, Jackson County, North Carolina, xi. Julia Emily Fortner, b. April 21, 1885, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. August 03, 1973, Arlington, Washington; m. (1) John Scheneer; m. (2) John Cole; m. (3) Talmadge N. Ashe, July 25, 1915, Jackson County, North Carolina; b. August 12, 1891, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. May 27, 1917, Jackson County, North Carolina. xii. John Henry Fortner, b. January 19, 1888, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. March 15, 1957, Darrington, Snohomish County, Washington; m. (1) Vadie Unknown; m. (2) Mary Dorothy Unknown. xiii. Lowery E. Fortner, b. May 07, 1890, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. June 14, 1967, Darrington, Snohomish County, Washington; m. Vera Louise Crawford; b. October 13, 1903, 70 v _ y KJ c c u Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 Haywood County, North Carolina; d. July 14, 1976, Darrington, Snohomish County, Washington, xiv. Mattie Fortner, b. May 11, 1897. 106. Solomon Hutson Parker was bom September 18, 1859 in Jackson County, North Carolina, and died 1904 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married Lydia Alice Adeine Hoey December 24, 1879 in Jackson County, North Carolina. She was bom December 1849 in North Carolina, and died April 15, 1930 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. Children of Solomon Parker and Lydia Hoey are: i. Jane Parker, b. Jackson County, North Carolina; d. Sallisaw, Oklahoma, ii. Jasper Parker, m. Charity Jennings, iii. Solomon Hut Parker. iv. Martha A. Parker, b. November 05, 1874, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. October 27, 1945, Macon County, North Carolina; m. Gaston Gus Gibson, v. Western Theodore Parker, b. 1875, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. Polk City, Johnson County, Tennessee; m. Mary Hattie Brendle, January 31, 1894, Jackson County, North Carolina; b. 1880, North Carolina, vi. Dialpha Parker, b. April 06, 1876, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. April 23, 1969, Macon County, North Carolina; m. Jackson A. Houston; b. April 12, 1876; d. August 03, 1971, Jackson County, North Carolina, vii. Edward Parker, b. 1877, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. Texas. viii. William Cordell Parker, b. April 15, 1879, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. December 18, 1949, Haywood County, North Carolina; m. Rosa Pearson, 1897; b. 1877, Georgia; d. February 06, 1925, Burke County, North Carolina, ix. Wilburn Booth Parker, b. January 08, 1883, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. December 08, 1968, Haywood County, North Carolina; m. (1) Nettie Worley; b. March 02, 1900, Haywood County, North Carolina; d. April 22, 1971, Haywood County, North Carolina; m. (2) Parthenia J. Houston, November 26, 1901, Macon County, North Carolina; b. July 05, 1881, Macon County, North Carolina; d. June 07, 1928, Haywood County, North Carolina, x. Delia A. Parker, b. July 12, 1885, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. February 22, 1968, Buncombe County, North Carolina; m. (1) Henry Gates; m. (2) Unknown Stewart, xi. Lucinda Caroline Parker, b. January 17, 1886, Jackson County, North Carolina; m. Buck Clampett. xii. James Thurman Parker, b. February 14, 1886, Jackson County, North Carolina; m. Essie Postelle. xiii. Daniel Bradshaw Parker, b. April 15, 1894, Swain County, North Carolina; d. March 02, 1983, Haywood County, North Carolina; m. Eva Mae Russell, April 08, 1917, Macon County, North Carolina; b. February 14, 1902, Macon County, North Carolina; d. Haywood County, North Carolina, xiv. Pearson Booth Parker, b. July 1899. 107. Sarah Lillie Galloway was bom 1882 in Balsam Grove, Transylvania County, North Carolina, and died 1961 in Transylvania County, North Carolina. She married Julius M. McCall September 10, 1899 in Transylvania County, North Carolina, son of James McCall and Sarah Garren. He was bom July 16, 1875 in Gloucester Township, Transylvania County, North Carolina, and died 1947. Notes for Julius M. McCall: 1920 Brevard Township, Transylvania Co., NC Federal Census, Enumerated Jan 27, 1920 by Fred E. Shuford, Page 2A, Family #21: McCall, Julius M., Head, age 45, NC, Farmer & Stock Trader; Lillie, Wife, age 34, NC; Eugene, Son, age 20, NC, Lumber Wagon Driver; Goldie, Daughter, age 17, NC; Julius G., Son, age 14, NC; Oral, Daughter, age 11, NC; Sarah L., Daughter, age 9, NC; Eddy, Son, age 5, NC; Woodrow, Son, age 2, NC 1930 Little River Township, Transylvania Co., NC Federal Census, Enumerated Apr 5, 1930 by Riley A. Messill, Page 2B, Family #61: McCall, Julius M., Head, age 64, Married at age 22, NC, Farmer; Marie L., Wife, age 64, Married at age 22, NC 71 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 Marriage Notes for Sarah Galloway and Julius McCall: Transylvania Co., NC Marriage Records: Groom: J. M. McCall; Bride: Lillie Galloway; Marriage Date: 7 Sep 1899 j Children of Sarah Galloway and Julius McCall are: i. Eugene McCall, b. August 14, 1900, Transylvania County, North Carolina; d. January 1978, Talcott, Summers County, West Virginia, ii. Goldie McCall, b. November 06, 1902, Transylvania County, North Carolina; d. July 02, 1983, Buncombe County, North Carolina, iii. Julius G. McCall, b. October 15,1905, Transylvania County, North Carolina; d. December 1949. iv. Opal McCall, b. 1908, Transylvania County, North Carolina, v. Sarah L. McCall, b. 1910, Transylvania County, North Carolina, vi. Edward McCall, b. August 01, 1914, Transylvania County, North Carolina; d. June 20, 2001, Tampa, Hillborough County, Florida, vii. Ray Woodrow McCall, b. April 02, 1917, Transylvania County, North Carolina; d. January 29, 1999, Granite Falls, Caldwell County, North Carolina. 108. George Washington Banther was bom October 1877 in Transylvania County, North Carolina. He married Mariah Almedia Mathis October 29, 1899 in Jackson County, North Carolina, daughter of John Mathis and Sarah Cathey. She was bom June 05, 1884 in Jackson County; North Carolina, and died December 10, 1966 in Jackson County, North Carolina. Child of George Banther and Mariah Mathis is: 245. i. Elsie Mae Banther, b. September 22, 1900, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. August 10, 1989, Jackson County, North Carolina. 109. Thomas Clingman Galloway was bom 1863, and died August 28, 1940 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married (1) Laura Powell Chapman Bef. 1928. She was bom 1866 in North Carolina, and died 1928 in Goble, Oregon. He married (2) Ethel Ivalee Owen 1932, daughter of James Owen and Dovie Mathis. She was bom March 31, 1885 in Jackson County, North Carolina, and died December 05, 1953 in Jackson County, North v_y Carolina. He married (3) Mary Magdaline Brown Aft. 1935, daughter of John Brown and Mary Wood. She was bom 1866 in Transylvania County, North Carolina. Child of Thomas Galloway and Mary Brown is: 246. i. Mary Elizabeth Galloway, b. February 14, 1883; d. January 03, 1964, Jackson County, North Carolina. 110. Andrew Elias Galloway was bom June 28, 1867, and died March 24, 1945 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married Mary Caroline Owen January 24, 1884, daughter of Andrew Owen and Mary McCall. She was bom FebruarylO, 1867, and died October 22,1932. Children of Andrew Galloway and Mary Owen are: i. Cannie Elizabeth Galloway, b. May 1887; m. James Elbert Owen; b. May 08, 1891, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. April 14, 1961, Jackson County, North Carolina. 247. ii. Milas Jackson Galloway, b. November 02, 1889, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. February 26, 1967, Jackson County, North Carolina. 248. iii. Walter Josiah Galloway, b. November 22, 1895; d. January 17, 1969, Jackson County, North Carolina. 249. iv. James Fred Galloway, b. December 10, 1903; d. October 05,1967. 250. v. Julius Carr Galloway, b. November 03, 1897, Jackson County, North Carolina; d. April 08, 1970, Transylvania County, North Carolina. ^ y 72 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 C 1 8 8 0 J a c k s o n C o u n t y C e n s u s R e c o r d s ED: We continue in this issue the beginning of the Caney Fork Township or District 109. Abstracted in 2019 by Sanji Talley Watson. The records were abstracted as written. Enumerator had problems with reporting the number of the houses and families. To read: dwelling number; house number; name; age; race; relation to head of household; job; person bom; father born; mother bom. ^ < w 1-1 2-2 3-3 4-4 5-5 6-6 6-7 7-8 Long, G. M. E.J. N.M. Dora M. Harry B. James M. Nancy A. Pilg??ns Hooper, Delilah Mary Jane Chastain, Pol??? I. J .R Martha A. Nancy A. Rebecca C. RufusC. James MaryC, Bobby Stella V. Hooper, J. H. V.C. T.W. Lear Aaron Rachel Owen, S. C. Selina Julia A. Theodosia E. Benjamin W. Catherine C. Prince. Sarah John Cornelius Davis, E. David A. Sallie Dunlap, C. Nancy C. Mary Jane Henrietta Ella A. Lilly A. JohnR. Emma I. 37 48 16 12 10 8 5 3 50 21 47 25 19 14 12 6 5 3 2 8/12 32 33 12 10 7 5 28 28 9 5 2 4/12 32 9 2 55 29 22 34 36 14 12 10 8 6 ?/12 W - Father ~ Farmer W - Mother — Housekeeping W - Son - Working on farm W - Daughter - Working in house W - Son - Working on farm W - Son - Working on farm W - Daughter W-Son W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - House keeping W - Mother - House Keeping W - Son - Farming W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W-Son W - Grandson W - Granddaughter W - Grandson W - Granddaughter W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - House Keeping W - Son - Work on farm W — Daughter - Working in house W-Son W - Daughter W - Father - Minister W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter W - Daughter W-Son W ~ Daughter W - Mother — House Keeping W-Son W-Son W - Mother - House Keeping W - Son - Farmer W - Daughter - House Keeping W-Father-Miller W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter W-Son W-Son NC NCNCNC <( tt tt tt tt tt tt tc tt tt (t tt tt (t tt Ct Cl tt NC NC NC <t tc cc NC NC NC tt ct tt tt cc tc tc tt tc tt tt tt tt ct tt tt tt tc ct tc tt tt tc ct <t (t cc NC NC NC cc tt tt tc tt tt cc tt tt ft cc cc tt Ct ct NC NC NC NC SC SC NC NC NC SCNCNC NCNCNC cc ct ct SC SC SC NC NC SC NC GA SC NCTNNC NC NC NC Ct tt Ct SC SC SC Ct tt ct tt tt ct NC SC SC Ct tt ct (t tc (t tt tt tt ft tt ft 73 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 8-9 9-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 15-16 Daves, Wm. Elizabeth Sarah J. MaryS. Martha M. Chloe A. Emily I JohnM. Montroodle G. Wm.? A.I. Middleton, John CM. Nathan Julia A. Jasper H. JohnB. Robert B. Annie Hooper, Coward C. Teresa Mary J. M Dumont Margaret E. Ephraim M. Rebecca D. JohnB. Nancy C. Andrew C. James Lee Clorissa B. Moore, James Lavinia Wm.R. Emma E. Sarah Ann Susanetta Carie M. Henry E. Woods, Mary Stephen Sarah Eva Augustus L. Hooper, Wm. Laura Thomas H. Wm.B. Wood, J. M. Eva A.M. S.C. Laura B. 5? 48 21 19 17 14 12 9 7 4 2 30 30 8 5 v4 1 V* 65 62 52 32 27 24 23 20 19 17 15 12 9 35 25 11 9 7 6 3 1 45 20 17 12 1 75 30 27 25 36 30 12 10 8 W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W-Son W-Son W-Son W - Granddaughter W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - House Keeping W-Son W-Daughter W-Son W-Son W-Son W - Aunt - House Keeping W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Son - Farmer W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Son — Farmer W - House Keeping W - Son - Farmer W - Daughter - House Keeping W - Son - Farmer W - Son - Farmer W - Daughter W - Father - Fanner W - Mother - house Keeping W - Son - At home W-Daughter W - Daughter W - Daughter W - Daughter W-Son W - Mother - House Keeping W - Son - Farmer W - Daughter - At Home W - Daughter - At Home W - Grand Son W - Father - Fanner W - Daughter - At Home W - Son - Works on the farm W - Son - Works on the farm W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - At Home W - Daughter - At Home W - Daughter - At Home NCNCNC cc tc tc cc " tt cc ct ft tt t CC t tt t tc C ft f ft t tc f ff f tt t ct t tt NC NC NC NCSCNC NC NC NC tt tt tc tt tt tt CC ct ct tc cc cc NC SC NC NC SC SC NC NC NC ct tt ct tt (t cc tt tt tc tt tl tt tl CC Cl CC If tt tt tt ct II If II tt ft tt ff tt tt SC SC SC tt tt ff NC SC SC tt tt ft ft tt ti SC SC SC (C CC 11 NC SC SC NC NC NC tt cc cc Cl Cl II Cl tl II NC SC NC NC NC NC tt tl cc ft ft it II It It NC NC NC ft ft tt ft ft ft CC CC Cl 74 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol. 2 ^ C < w 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 20-21 21-22 22-23 23-24 24-25 25-26 J.S. Hinson B. Mary A. Nelson H. Stephens, D. M. Louisa Lugena A. Susan Stephen E. H. JohnR. A.M. Rosa Jane Stephens, R. H. Mary M. Douglas A. JohnR. Clara H. Larkin M. Barbara T. Stephens, Susan Milia Wood, Mary M. Louisa A. Moore, J. M. Rutha A. Andrew M. Wood, T. C. Rebecca A. JohnW. Mary A. Chastain, E. E. RuaA. S.B. Bradshaw, G. W. MartaE. Laura C. Harriet R. VarinaC. Mariah C. George W. Mills, L. W. Nancy Samuel N. C. Monroe Rufus Jason Wood, M. R. Margaret E. Julia A. JohnC. Amanda M. Levi H. Sarah M. 6 5 3 1/12 50 44 18 15 12 10 8 6 47 41 8 5 4 2 6/12 75 52 61 28 25 26 3 34 29 14 9 26 20 11/12 49 28 15 11 9 7 2 25 24 6 4 2 3/12 62 43 22 19 16 14 11 W - Daughter - At Home W - Son - At Home W - Daughter - At home W-Son W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - At Home W - Daughter - At Home W - Son - Works on the farm W - Son - Works on the farm W-Son W-Daughter W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - Keeping House W-Son W - Son W - Daughter W-Son W - Daughter W - Mother - Keeping House W - Daughter - At Home W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - At Home W - Father - Wagon Maker W - Mother - House Keeping W-Son W - Father - Farming W - Mother - House Keeping W - Son - At Home W - Daughter W - Father - Fanner W - Mother - Keeping House W-Son W - Father - Farmer W - Mother - House Keeping W - Daughter - At Home W - Daughter - At Home W-Daughter W - Daughter W-Son W - Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W-Son W-Son W-Son W-Son W - Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W - Daughter - At home W - Son - Farming W - Daughter - At home W - Son - Works on farm W - Daughter - At home ft tc tt tt ft tt CC CC If tc CC CC TNTNSC NCNCNC NCTNNC Ct ff ft Cf ft ft CC ff If It ff ft ff Cf ff TNTNNC NCNCNC NCTNNC CC CC CC ft Cf ff Cf ff ft ff ff tt NCNCNC TNTNNC TNSCSC NCNCTN SC SC SC NCNCTN SC SC NC NCNCTN NC NC NC If ft ff ft ft tt NC GA NC NCTNNC NCNCNC NCNCNC ft ft ff CC ft ft ft ff tt ft tc ft ff ft ct Cf IC Cl NC NC NC CC Cf ft ff <f ff ft ft If ft Cf ff ff ft If NC NC NC fC Cf ff ff tt Cf CC CC ff ft ft ft " - ff ft ff 75 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 26-27 27-28 28-29 29-30 30-31 31-32 32-33 33-34 34-35 35-36 36-37 Dice K. Long, J. M. Alise J.R. Wood, A. J. Melvina James E. Sam'l C. MaryM. Sarah J. Stephens, J. V. Vonia Hooper, Thomas Mary A. Martha J. Caroline Leonidas Elizabeth J. Hooper, W. H. R.C. Emanuel Henry W. Buchanan, Cora Moffitt, R. C. M.D. Samantha P. Robt. F. Hooper, L. W. Eliza Rutledge Mollie Oscar Judson Miranda E. Hooper, Mary Aarron Margaret Hooper, N. J. S.A. MaryS. Western V. Wm.A. Buchanan, Cynthia Hawkins, G. N. Rutha M. Margaret J. J. H. Mary F. D.R. Joseph Elizabeth Coward, N. Jane 4 24 22 5 29 25 5 3 1 1/12 19 18 47 46 15 11 5 45 21 22 2 3/12 12 21 20 4 1 39 31 10 8 6 4 2 63 17 15 24 22 3 2 7/12 13 39 40 16 14 10 8 77 79 61 60 W - Daughter W — Farmer W - Mother - Keeping house W-Son W - Farmer W - Mother — Keeping house W-Son W-Son W-Daughter W - Daughtr W — Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W — Farmer W - Housekeeping W - Daughter - At home W - Daughter - At home W-Son W - Sister in law - At home W - Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W-Son W-Son W - Servant W - Fanner W - Mother - House keeping W - Daughter W-Son W - Minister W - Mother - House keeping W - Son - At home W - Daughter W-Son W-Son W -Daughter W - House keeping W - Grandson - Farmer W - Granddaughter W - Farmer W - House keeping W - Daughter W-Son W-Son W - Servant W - Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W - Daughter - At home W - Son - Works on farm W - Daughter - At home W - Daughter W - Grandfather - At home W - Grandmother - At home W - Farmer W - Mother - House keeping it « tc NC NC NC NCTNNC NC NC NC NCNCTN NCNCNC tt tt ft ft ft tt ft tt ft ff ff ft NCTNNC NCNCNC NCTNSC NC NC SC NC NC NC ft ff ff ft tt tt SC NC SC NC NC NC tt ft tt CC Cl Cf ft ft ft ft ft ft NC GA NC NCNCNC NCGANC NC NC NC NCTNSC SC SC SC NC NC SC CC Ct Ct ff ff ft If ft ft ft ft ff NC SC SC NCNCNC tt ft it NCNCNC NCTNNC NCNCNC ff ft ft tt ft ft ff ff ft NC NC NC tt tt ft ft ft tt ft ff ft ft ft ff tc tc tc CC CC CC ff ff ff NC NC SC NCTNNC 76 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 C C C 37-38 38-39 39-40 40-41 41-42 42-43 43-44 44-45 45-46 46-47 Samantha Oscar John Robt. Powell, Thompson Robertson, George Queen, J. W. Eliza Albert Leonard Artha Brown, W. A. L.C. J. W. C. R.V. Anna P. Edmonston, B. B. MaryC. Brown Phenial Sarah J. Bryson, Worth Prince, Narcisous James S. Juline Coward, R. M Bigham, J. R. Addington, Lula Morris, J. H. Sarah E. Lourena Willie Daves, J. H. Sarah Albert S. Coward, Benj. James Marth Mary Nancy Elihue L. Arzela Maggie V. Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Boone Parker, Thomas Emiline Sarah C. Nancy E. Julia Ann A. Wm.T. Cornelia A. Clara E. 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WanD. Vorina S. Lilly A. Roberson W. James B. Parker, Nancy Harriet C. Tabitha I. Jonathan W. Coward, E. M. AnnE. Cerina Coward, Jonathan Julia C. Coward, B. J. Jane E.H. Arlesa Nilly Coward, W. T. Elizabeth Charlie Ellen Pallas MaryC. Powell, Ashley N.C. Columbus Jefferson 0. Thompson J. Joel J. JohnC. MaryC. Murphy, L. R. M. S. C. Sarah E. Wm.M. Price, A. N. Mary A. Mary L. W.H. S.L. Tabitha L. Pleasant N. Joseph O. Wiley A. Allen C. 5/12 79 77 42 19 13 9 4 2 65 22 18 16 27 26 4 21 18 30 26 4 2 11/12 35 26 10 6 3 3 60 47 - 22 18 14 13 10 7 26 32 7 6 49 44 19 16 14 11 8 6 4 2 W-Son W-Farmer W - Mother - Keeping house W - Daughter - At home W - Grandson - Works on farm W - Granddaughter - At home W - Granddaughter W — Grandson W - Grandson W - House keeping W - Daughter - At home W - Daughter - At home W - Son - Works on farm W -Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W -Daughter W - Husband - Farmer W - Wife - Keeping house W - Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W-Son W -Daughter W - Daughter W -Farmer W - Mother - House keeping W - Son - At home W - Daughter W - Daughter W - Daughter W-Miller W - Mother - Keeping house W - Son - Works n farm W - Son - Works on farm W - Son - At home W - Son - At home W - Son - At home W - Daughter W - Fanner W - Mother - House keeping W-Daughter W-Son W - Fanner W - Mother - House keeping W - Daughter - At home W - Son - Works on farm W - Daughter - At home W - Daughter - At home W-Son W-Son W-Son W-Son If It If NC SC SC SC SC SC NC SC SC NCNCNC ft ft ft ft CC cc ff ff ff II Cl Cf NC SC SC NC NC NC tc Cl Cl Cf ff ff NC NC SC NCNCNC tt tf ff NCNCNC NC Sweden NC NC NC NC ft tf ft tt tl ft ft tt ft tt CC Cl NCNCNC NC GA GA NCNCNC tt tt tf ff ft ft ft ft tt SC VA NC SC SC SC tf ft ff ft cc cc ft ft ft ft ff ff ff ft ft NC SC SC SC SC SC ft ft ft ft ft Cf tt tt tf NCNCNC ft ft ft ft it it ft ct ct tl II tc cc tl ft ff ft ff ft ft ft ft tt tt tc tt tf v 7 78 Journeys Through Jackson 2019 Vol 2 C D e s c e n d a n t s o f J o h n T h o m a s T a t h am ^ ED: This family record was submitte

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Journeys Through Jackson is the official journal of the Jackson County Genealogical Society.  ...

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