rolison

Ancestors of Gail Wade Rolison

Generation No. 1

1. Gail Wade Rolison, born Private. He was the son of 2. Carl Ledyard Rolison and 3. Sara Louise McKay. He met (1) Ruth Frances Boyd Private. She was born Private. She was the daughter of James William Boyd, Jr. and Ruby Norine Hudnall.

Generation No. 2

2. Carl Ledyard Rolison, born July 11, 1911 in Clarke County Mississippi (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53637.191); died September 25, 1987 in Meridian , Mississippi , buried Rest Haven Cemetery, Butler , Alabama (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53637.191). He was the son of 4. Ledyard Thomas Rolison and 5. Lula Boykin. He married 3. Sara Louise McKay May 17, 1936.
3. Sara Louise McKay, born December 24, 1917 in Wayne County Mississippi (Source: Personal knowledge); died May 12, 1979 in Meridian , Mississippi , buried Rest Haven Cemetery, Butler , Alabama (Source: Personal knowledge). She was the daughter of 6. Albert Edgar McKay and 7. Sadie Moody.

Notes for Carl Ledyard Rolison:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53637.191]

Individual: Rolison, Carl
Birth date: Jul 11, 1911
Death date: Sep 1987
Social Security #: 421-26-2720
Last residence: AL 36912
State of issue: AL

Children of Carl Rolison and Sara McKay are:
i. Carl Ledyard Rolison,Jr., born Private; met Gladys Lucille Norton Private; born Private.
ii. James Edgar Rolison, born Private; met Ann Shannon Private; born Private.
iii. Fay Rolison, born Private; met Wayne Long Private; born Private.
1 iv. Gail Wade Rolison, born Private; met Ruth Frances Boyd Private.
v. Glynn Edward Rolison, born Private; met Mary Claude Millar Private; born Private.
vi. Jerry Donald Rolison, born Private.

Generation No. 3

4. Ledyard Thomas Rolison, born November 06, 1887 in Clarke County , Mississippi (Source: Family Bible); died July 04, 1949 in Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery, Clarke Co.,Ms (Source: Family Bible). He was the son of 8. William Francis Rolison and 9. Lucinda Caroline Fleming. He married 5. Lula Boykin.
5. Lula Boykin, born October 23, 1891 in Choctaw County, Alabama (Source: Family Bible); died January 16, 1968 in Pushmataha, Alabama , Buried Rest Haven Butler, AL (Source: Family Bible). She was the daughter of 10. Elijah Franklin Boykin and 11. Mary Frances McGrew.

Children of Ledyard Rolison and Lula Boykin are:
2 i. Carl Ledyard Rolison, born July 11, 1911 in Clarke County Mississippi; died September 25, 1987 in Meridian , Mississippi , buried Rest Haven Cemetery, Butler , Alabama; married Sara Louise McKay May 17, 1936.
ii. Lucile Frances Rolison, born Private; met Walter Robert Johnson Private; born Private.
iii. Elmond Thurman Rolison, born Private; met Glenna Bailey Private; born Private.
iv. Rolinda Rolison, born April 26, 1919; died September 13, 1991 in buried, Rest Haven Cemetery, Butler, Alabama.
v. Willodean Rolison, born April 16, 1921; died March 27, 1998; met Leslie Jones Private; born Private.
vi. Lolita Vivian Rolison, born Private.
vii. Rudolph Franklin Rolison, born Private; met Velda Mae Dyess Private; born Private.
viii. Gynell Lula Rolison, born Private; met Ray Moffett Private; born Private.
ix. Ledyard Thomas Rolison, Jr, born Private; met Rose Francis White Private; born Private.
x. Minnie Troy Rolison, born Private.
xi. Baby Boy Rolison, born November 30, 1935; died November 30, 1935 in Choctaw Co., Alabama buried Providence Cemetery.

6. Albert Edgar McKay, born October 20, 1894; died February 11, 1944 in Mississippi , Salem Methodist Church Cemetery (Source: Tombstone in Salem Methodist Cemetery). He was the son of 12. Alexander J. McKay and 13. Ida V. Smith. He married 7. Sadie Moody.
7. Sadie Moody, born September 09, 1894 in Wayne County, Mississippi; died August 09, 1975 in Laurel, Ms Hospital , buried Salem Methodist Cemetery (Source: Tombstone in Salem Methodist Cemetery). She was the daughter of 14. James Emory Moody and 15. Sara Ellen Jones.

Children of Albert McKay and Sadie Moody are:
i. Paul McKay, died Unknown in Mississippi; met Dot ??? Private; born Private.
ii. Pauline McKay, born Private; met Emory Sears Private; born Private.
3 iii. Sara Louise McKay, born December 24, 1917 in Wayne County Mississippi; died May 12, 1979 in Meridian , Mississippi , buried Rest Haven Cemetery, Butler , Alabama; married Carl Ledyard Rolison May 17, 1936.
iv. Albert Smith McKay, born April 16, 1920 (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: Jun 17, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.13272.171); died July 23, 1987 in Mississippi , Salem Methodist Church Cemetery (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: Jun 17, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.13272.171).

Notes for Albert Smith McKay:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: Jun 17, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.13272.171]

Individual: Mckay, Albert
Birth date: April 16, 1920
Death date: Jul 1987
Social Security #: 428-44-1705
Last residence: MS 39367
State of issue: MS

v. Emory McKay, born Private; met Bernice Walker Private; born Private.
vi. Doris Ellen McKay, born November 09, 1925; died May 07, 1975; met Raymond Moody Private; born Private.
vii. D. T. McKay, born August 18, 1927; died February 26, 1928.

Generation No. 4

8. William Francis Rolison, born November 26, 1856 in Dallas Co. Alabama (Source: Census 1850 Dallas Co., Al.Family Records and history.); died May 18, 1910 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery (Source: Family Records and Tombstone Stroud Cemetery.). He was the son of 16. George E. Rolison and 17. Elizabeth Meggs. He married 9. Lucinda Caroline Fleming October 13, 1880 in Clarke County Mississippi (Source: Marriage Index CD #5 Family Tree Maker).
9. Lucinda Caroline Fleming, born October 05, 1861 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi (Source: Family Records and Tombstone Stroud Cemetery.); died December 26, 1940 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery (Source: Family Records and Tombstone Stroud Cemetery.). She was the daughter of 18. James Fleming and 19. Martha Caroline Broadhead.

Notes for William Francis Rolison:
Francis was tall, dark hair and eyes, and had a black mustache. He was high tempered, but kept it well controlled. He was a prosperous man, and owned much land. He had a store, grist mill, and a big farmer. He died of cancer, buried in Stroud Cemetery.

Notes for Lucinda Caroline Fleming:
Lucinda was stout, blue eyes, grey hair, was mild tempered medium height, and she was a Christian. Died of kidney failure. Buried in Stroud Cemetery

Marriage Notes for William Rolison and Lucinda Fleming:
CD #5, 1st Edition
Mississippi Marriages, Clarke, Ms
Screen 108

Children of William Rolison and Lucinda Fleming are:
i. Annie Mae Rolison, born October 31, 1880 in Mississippi; died February 28, 1894 in Mississippi.
ii. George Lester Rolison, born 1882; died Unknown; married Hattye ???; born February 22, 1885 (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: May 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53638.71); died August 1967 in Montgomery County, Alabama (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: May 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53638.71).

Notes for George Lester Rolison:
Believe he is buried in Lockhart Cemetery, Lauderdale Co.,Ms.

Notes for Hattye ???:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: May 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53638.71]

Individual: Rolison, Hattye
Birth date: Feb 22, 1885
Death date: Aug 1967
Social Security #: 421-20-2979
Last residence: AL 36106
State of issue: AL

iii. William Terrell Rolison, born June 07, 1885 (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: Jun 16, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53638.167); died November 01, 1972 in Mississippi, buried Union Baptist Church Cemetery; married (1) Emma Mary Williams June 26, 1909; born July 13, 1880; died March 29, 1917; married (2) Mabell Clara Donald July 06, 1918; born October 19, 1894; died September 25, 1965 in Mississippi, buried Union Baptist Church Cemetery.

Notes for William Terrell Rolison:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: Jun 16, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.53638.167]

Individual: Rolison, William
Birth date: Jun 7, 1885
Death date: Nov 1972
Social Security #: 427-78-0461
Last residence: MS 39330
State of issue: MS

4 iv. Ledyard Thomas Rolison, born November 06, 1887 in Clarke County , Mississippi; died July 04, 1949 in Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery, Clarke Co.,Ms; married (1) Lula Boykin; married (2) Velma Smith
v. Martha Elizabeth Rolison, born July 28, 1888 in Mississippi; died December 08, 1890 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery.
vi. Elburn R. Rolison, born November 14, 1889 in Mississippi; died November 14, 1974 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married (1) Lillie V. Hill; born March 24, 1882; died March 1914 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married (2) Bessie Louise McNeil; born April 22, 1889; died November 28, 1963 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery.
vii. Gertrude Rolison, born July 01, 1890 in Mississippi; died November 26, 1947 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married Hudson McNeil; died Unknown.
viii. Edward Walton Rolison, born 1892; died Unknown; married (1) Nancy V. Atchley; born August 08, 1893; died April 29, 1917 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married (2) Kate Gavin; born December 02, 1900; died August 17, 1926 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; met (3) Maggie Hill Private; born Private.
ix. Maude Lee Rolison, born January 11, 1895 in Clarke County Mississippi; died January 14, 1972 in Clarke Co., Mississippi , buried in Mt Piscah Cemetery; married William Andrew Denham February 07, 1914 in Clarke Co., Mississippi; born January 13, 1894 in Theadville Clarke Co., Mississippi; died July 22, 1976 in Clarke Co., Mississippi , buried in Mt. Pisgah Cemetery.
x. Clara Rolison, born 1896; died Unknown; married Oliver Evans; died November 27, 1977.
xi. Myrtle Mamie Rolison, born July 07, 1903 in Mississippi; died June 04, 1978 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married Edward Bascom Dobbins; born April 22, 1894; died February 25, 1979 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery.

10. Elijah Franklin Boykin, born April 23, 1853 in Choctaw County, Alabama; died February 03, 1949 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL). He was the son of 20. Solomon Boykin and 21. Mary Jane Wright. He married 11. Mary Frances McGrew January 12, 1879 in Clark County Mississippi.
11. Mary Frances McGrew, born October 12, 1853 in Quitman, Clarke Co., Mississippi; died June 07, 1933 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL). She was the daughter of 22. Henry Mortimer McGrew and 23. Susan Ann Kemp.

Notes for Mary Frances McGrew:
Mary Frances McGrew was said to have healing powers. She was a devout Christian.

The McGrew Ancestors were found on the internet 1-25-1997. The information is not verified at this time. It appears to be very good information as it comes down to Lula Boykin and Ledyard Rolison.
http://metronet.com/~ctc/htm/ped/surnames.htm

Children of Elijah Boykin and Mary McGrew are:
i. Azariah Boykin, born January 04, 1880 in Alabama; died June 14, 1951 in Louisiana, buried, Memorial Park, Monroe, Louisana (Source: Boykin File by David Robert Wooten.); married (1) Nancy Lathan; born Unknown; died Unknown; married (2) Leavie Ada Catherine Knight December 04, 1918 in Alexandria, Louisana; born November 14, 1899 in Sharp, Louisana; died November 28, 1974 in Delhi, Richland Parish, Louisana.
ii. Sabe Boykin, born September 29, 1881; died February 24, 1909 in Carmichael Ms buried Providence Cemetery; married Ruth Lathan; born March 23, 1885; died September 27, 1933 in Carmichael Ms buried Providence Cemetery.
iii. Zackeria Boykin, born December 07, 1883; died Unknown.
iv. Susan Boykin, born August 06, 1885 in Choctaw County, Alabama; died June 19, 1970 in Alabama buried Bogueloosa Cemetery; married Edd Manley; born November 04, 1892 in Choctaw County, Alabama; died August 1953.

Notes for Edd Manley:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: May 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.5775.156]

Individual: Manley, Ed
Birth date: Nov 4, 1892
Death date: Aug 1953
Social Security #: 423-07-3563
State of issue: AL

v. Dona Boykin, born January 07, 1887; died October 26, 1986 in Alabama; married Grover Cleveland Kelley; born May 05, 1887; died July 07, 1952.
vi. Samuel Jones Boykin, born October 16, 1889 (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL); died May 15, 1985 in Choctaw County, Aabama (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL); married Bama Cummins; born June 12, 1897 (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL); died February 21, 1979 (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL).
5 vii. Lula Boykin, born October 23, 1891 in Choctaw County, Alabama; died January 16, 1968 in Pushmataha, Alabama , Buried Rest Haven Butler, AL; married Ledyard Thomas Rolison
viii. Lewis Rowe Boykin, born February 20, 1893 in Duncan, Oklahoma; died February 05, 1928 in Carmichael Ms buried Providence Cemetery; married Mary Enovia McAdams; born December 02, 1882; died July 16, 1955 in Carmichael Ms buried Providence Cemetery.
ix. Henry Bingham Boykin, born September 02, 1894 in Oklahoma; died April 11, 1939 in Alabama buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs; met Hulda Manley Private; born Private.
x. John Ceaphus Boykin, born September 14, 1898; died October 12, 1970 in Alabama Buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs; met Ethel Carney Private; born Private.
xi. Elijah Cleafous Boykin, born April 28, 1901; died November 16, 1956 in Mobile, Al bur. Memorial Gardens; met Betty Lou Jenkins Private; born Private.

12. Alexander J. McKay, born July 07, 1860 in Mississippi; died July 27, 1905 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi , buried Waynesboro Cemetery (Source: Waynesboro Cemetery Tombstone.). He was the son of 24. John McKay and 25. Ann Gordon. He married 13. Ida V. Smith 1890 in Wayne Co., Mississippi.
13. Ida V. Smith, born 1868 in Wayne Co., Mississippi; died Unknown. She was the daughter of 26. Albert Daniel Smith and 27. Olivia Victoria Shaw.

Notes for Alexander J. McKay:
Alexander J. McKay information found in family records and Waynesboro, Ms Cemetery.

Information is also contained in the book "Who Married Who in Wayne County."
Copy of this book in the Butler, Al (Choctaw) Library, and Waynesboro Library.

Notes for Ida V. Smith:
In the Waynesboro Cemetery there is a marker next to AlexanderJ. McKay that has no markings, could very well be her marker that has been broken or vandalized.

Children of Alexander McKay and Ida Smith are:
i. Infant Daughter McKay, born July 23, 1890 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died July 23, 1890 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi, buried Waynesboro Cemetery (Source: Waynesboro Cemetery Tombstone.).
ii. Alexander J. McKay, born August 16, 1892 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died June 05, 1954 in Alabama, buried Isney Cemetery (Source: Choctaw County Cemetery Index, Ellen Tiddle, copy in Butler, Al Library.); married G. Irene Williamson; born September 23, 1896; died June 26, 1960 in Alabama, buried Isney Cemetery (Source: Choctaw County Cemetery Index, Ellen Tiddle, copy in Butler, Al Library.).

Notes for Alexander J. McKay:
Horseshoer 48th Inf. WWI

6 iii. Albert Edgar McKay, born October 20, 1894; died February 11, 1944 in Mississippi , Salem Methodist Church Cemetery; married Sadie Moody
iv. Pearl McKay, born Unknown; died Unknown; married Joseph Gallager; born Unknown; died Unknown.
v. Gordon McKay, born Unknown; died Unknown.

14. James Emory Moody, born February 10, 1863 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died March 29, 1914 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church (Source: Tombstone Big Rock Cemetery, Wayne County Ms. South of U.S.84 on Big Rock Road.). He was the son of 28. James Aleus Moody and 29. Helena A. Taylor. He married 15. Sara Ellen Jones 1891 in Wayne Co., Mississippi.
15. Sara Ellen Jones, born April 16, 1870 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died December 09, 1965 in Mississippi , buried Salem Cem. Frost Bridge (Source: Tombstone Salem Methodist Church Wayne County , Mississippi.). She was the daughter of 30. Nicholas Randal Jones and 31. Elizabeth Fulton.

Children of James Moody and Sara Jones are:
i. Dewitt T. Moody, born December 21, 1896; died January 27, 1993; met Katy Hayes Private; born Private.
ii. Haynes S. Moody, died Unknown; met Mable Dozier Private; born Private.
iii. Effie Moody, born Private; met Carl Kyzar Private; born Private.
iv. Orland E. Moody, died Unknown; met Mable ??? Private; born Private.
7 v. Sadie Moody, born September 09, 1894 in Wayne County, Mississippi; died August 09, 1975 in Laurel, Ms Hospital , buried Salem Methodist Cemetery; married Albert Edgar McKay
vi. Gladney M. Moody, born February 20, 1907 (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.20837.150); died February 21, 1970 in Mississippi , buried Salem Cem. Frost Bridge (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.20837.150); married Claudie Gandy; born August 06, 1911; died November 07, 1998 in Mississippi , buried Salem Cem. Frost Bridge.

Notes for Gladney M. Moody:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: Jun 14, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.20837.150]

Individual: Moody, Gladney
Birth date: Feb 20, 1907
Death date: Feb 1970
Social Security #: 427-26-1452
Last residence: MS 39367
State of issue: MS
.

Generation No. 5

16. George E. Rolison, born Abt. 1817 in South Carolina (Source: 1850 Census Bibb County Alabama p. 004 W. C. River.1860 Census Dallas County, Alabama); died December 20, 1863 in Dallas Co. Alabama. He married 17. Elizabeth Meggs March 25, 1851 in Bibb County, Alabama (Source: COPY Of Marriage LiscenseFTM CD#3).
17. Elizabeth Meggs, born August 15, 1832 in Mississippi (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #164, Ed. 1, Mortality Index: United States, Mississippi Mort Sch, CLARKE CO., MS 1880, Date of Import: Mar 8, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.164.1.4168.29); died May 27, 1880 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery (Source: Brøderbund Family Archive #164, Ed. 1, Mortality Index: United States, Mississippi Mort Sch, CLARKE CO., MS 1880, Date of Import: Mar 8, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.164.1.4168.29). She was the daughter of 34. Thomas Meggs and 35. Karonhappuc Tubb.

Notes for George E. Rolison:
Relationships are proved to this point. Assumptions are made on George's ancestors only to keep records in order. Believe these siblings and ancestors are related but exact nature is not known at this time.

George came to Selma from Bibb Co. Alabama., he had earlier been in Perry County, where married first Pheraby Rials.
He was a depot agent. He took the girls to Pierce Springs and lived there while they went to the Woman's College. Then he returned to Selma. He died of pneumonia.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #316, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840, Date of Import: Mar 1, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.316.1.9916.126]
Individual: Rolison, George
County/State: Perry Co., AL
Page #: 284
Year: 1840 Males Female Slaves
284 George Robison 1 2 0 transcriber mispelled Rolison on internet.

Individual: Rolison, George
County/State: Dallas Co., AL
Year: 1860
Page#: 41
1850 Census of Bibb County Alabama shows George and wife Fereby. No children shown on the census, Feraby apparently died soon after the census as George married Elizabeth in 1851.
Census Records show George Rolison in Perry Co. Al 1840, Bibb Co. Al 1850, and Dallas County, Al 1860.

[Brøderbund Family Archive #317, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850, Date of Import: Oct 10, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.317.1.27682.121]
Individual: Rollison, George
County/State: Bibb Co., AL
Location: W. C. River
Page #: 004
Year: 1850

At this point in time (10-16-1996) is is apparent that George was born in Richland Co. South Carolina. It appears that William Rolison or Rawlinson , or Rollinson (take your pick) is George's Grandfather. William came to Autauga County Abt 1822, apparently with Lewis, Asa, Nathaniel, Nancy, Agnes all named in William Rolison's Will. Also another contact says that a son Daniel also came with him? Could this possibly be a Daniel not his son but a nephew?

Notes for Elizabeth Meggs:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #164, Ed. 1, Mortality Index: United States, Mississippi Mort Schedule, CLARKE CO., MS 1880, Date of Import: Mar 8, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.164.1.4168.29]

Individual: Rolison, Elizabeth
Age: 48
Birth place: AL
Death: May of 1879 or 1880
Cause of death: Cancer
Occupation: Housekeeper

Buried in Stroud Cemetery, Clarke County , Ms. Smoked a pipe.

1870 Census Clarke County Mississippi by Bennie White
1158 POLLINSON? Elizabeth 39   F   W   Keeping House          250/        Miss.
          "      Margret    18   F   W                                      Ala.
          "      Martha     16   F   W                                      Ala.
          "      Sarah      16   F   W                                      Ala.
          "      Mary       15   F   W                                      Ala.    (16,17)
          "      William     3   M   W                                      Ala.
          "      Franklin   11   M   W                                      Ala.    (16,17)
          "      Ella        7   F   W                                      Ala.

Children of George Rolison and Elizabeth Meggs are:
i. Margaret Frances Rolison, born November 16, 1852 in Dallas Co. Alabama; died November 29, 1922 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married Francis L. Foster; born Unknown; died Unknown.
ii. Martha Ann Georgina Rolison, born August 16, 1853 in Dallas Co. Alabama; died December 13, 1928 in Clarke County, Mississippi; married Nathan Yarborough Stone January 08, 1871 in Clarke County Mississippi; born March 16, 1844; died January 12, 1911 in Clarke County, Mississippi.
iii. Sarah Elizabeth Maria Rolison, born August 16, 1853 in Dallas Co. Alabama; died November 11, 1919 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married James Thomas Fleming November 12, 1879 in Clarke County Mississippi; born July 12, 1856 in Clarke County, Mississippi; died February 26, 1934 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery.

Notes for Sarah Elizabeth Maria Rolison:
Sarah committed suicide,cut her throat with a razor. Was called Sally.

iv. Mary Dallas Rolison, born 1855 in Dallas Co. Alabama; died Unknown.
8 v. William Francis Rolison, born November 26, 1856 in Dallas Co. Alabama; died May 18, 1910 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married Lucinda Caroline Fleming October 13, 1880 in Clarke County Mississippi.
vi. Benjamin Franklin Rolison, born 1858 in Dallas Co. Alabama; died 1940 in Mississippi , Stroud Cemetery, Crandall; married Elizabeth Jane Fleming November 16, 1880 in Clarke County Mississippi; born April 22, 1864 in Mississippi; died March 16, 1898 in Clarke County , Mississippi, buried Cedar Creek Cemetery.

Notes for Benjamin Franklin Rolison:
Red hair blue eyes, was called Frank.

Notes for Elizabeth Jane Fleming:
Elizabeth Jane was also called Betty.

vii. Ella Rebecca Rolison, born 1860 in Alabama; died 1862 in Clarke Co., Mississippi, buried in Pierce Springs.
viii. Fannie Belle Rolison, born 1861; died 1863 in Clarke Co., Mississippi, buried in Pierce Springs.
ix. Ella Rebecca Rolison, born August 20, 1863 in Mississippi; died March 03, 1947 in Clarke County Mississippi, buried Stroud Cemetery; married Louin Ashberry Fleming July 25, 1880 in Clarke County Mississippi; born June 06, 1857 in Mississippi; died January 22, 1944 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery.

18. James Fleming, born December 01, 1825 in Mississippi (Source: Tombstone Ceder Creek Cemetery.); died July 15, 1906 in Clarke County , Mississippi, buried Cedar Creek Cemetery (Source: Tombstone Ceder Creek Cemetery.). He was the son of 36. Robert Fleming and 37. Sarah Gunn. He married 19. Martha Caroline Broadhead September 08, 1859.
19. Martha Caroline Broadhead, born September 24, 1840 in Alabama (Source: (1) Clarke County Family histories., (2) 1850 Census Clarke County Mississippi.); died Aft. July 27, 1881 in Mississippi. She was the daughter of 38. Felix Broadhead and 39. Asena Pearson.

Notes for James Fleming:
Company D 7th Battalion Mississippi Infantry C.S.A.
Buried Ceder Creek Cemetery

1870 Census Clarke county Mississippi
           FLEMING, Jim          45   M   W   Farmer                250/550      Miss.     (19)
1151     "     Martha C.    30   F   W   Keeping House                      Miss.
             "     Edward W.    16   M   W                                        "       (15)
             "     James T.     14   M   W                                        "       (15)
             "     Levin H.     12   M   W                                        "       (15)
             "     Margret      10   F   W                                        "       (15)
             "     Lucinda       8   F   W                                        "       (15)
             "     Elizabeth     6   F   W                                        "
             "     Mary J.       4   F   W                                        "
             "     Martha T.     3   F   W                                        "
             "     Eliza C.      1   F   W                                        "

Notes for Martha Caroline Broadhead:
Small tombstone in Cedar Creek Cemetery with hand carved M C Fleming, has no dates believed to be her tombstone. Next to husband James Fleming.

Shown on 1850 census in household of Felix Broadhead as being 10 years old.

Broadhead ancestors internet site: http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/atl/s/e/sexy9/

Children of James Fleming and Martha Broadhead are:
i. Margaret Ann Fleming, born July 05, 1860; died Unknown.
9 ii. Lucinda Caroline Fleming, born October 05, 1861 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi; died December 26, 1940 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married William Francis Rolison October 13, 1880 in Clarke County Mississippi.
iii. Elizabeth Jane Fleming, born April 22, 1864 in Mississippi; died March 16, 1898 in Clarke County , Mississippi, buried Cedar Creek Cemetery; married Benjamin Franklin Rolison November 16, 1880 in Clarke County Mississippi; born 1858 in Dallas Co. Alabama; died 1940 in Mississippi , Stroud Cemetery, Crandall.

Notes for Elizabeth Jane Fleming:
Elizabeth Jane was also called Betty.

Notes for Benjamin Franklin Rolison:
Red hair blue eyes, was called Frank.

iv. Mary Jane (Mollie) Fleming, born November 18, 1865; died Unknown.
v. Martha Frances Fleming, born January 01, 1868; died Unknown.
vi. Eliza Catherine Fleming, born April 16, 1869; died Unknown.
vii. Almarine Elmira Fleming, born January 15, 1871; died Unknown.
viii. Drucilla Lenora Fleming, born November 29, 1872; died Unknown.
ix. Alexandria Rufus Fleming, born February 03, 1875 in Mississippi; died February 27, 1943 in Clarke County , Mississippi, buried Cedar Creek Cemetery; married Rebecca Angeline Boney; born March 14, 1873; died June 13, 1943 in Clarke County , Mississippi, buried Cedar Creek Cemetery.
x. Rebecca Alpha (Todo) Fleming, born June 01, 1877; died Unknown.
xi. Catherine (Carrie) Fleming, born July 18, 1879; died Unknown.
xii. Willie Levenia Fleming, born July 27, 1881; died March 03, 1937; married Robert L. Downey December 28, 1898 in Clarke County Mississippi; born April 01, 1878; died February 06, 1963.

20. Solomon Boykin, born February 02, 1835 (Source: Tombstone, Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs Choctaw, Alabama.); died July 22, 1913 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL). He was the son of 40. Burwell Boykin and 41. Margaret McCann. He married 21. Mary Jane Wright.
21. Mary Jane Wright, born December 09, 1835 (Source: Tombstone, Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs Choctaw, Alabama.); died January 17, 1918 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL). She was the daughter of 42. John Clardy Wright and 43. Emily Crockett.

Notes for Solomon Boykin:
Family information from 1870 Census Choctaw County , Alabama.

Additional Biographical Information

Christopher's oldest son, Hardy B. Boykin, enlisted in Co. C, 22nd AL. Inf. in April 1862. Transferred to Co. E, 40th AL. Inf. Was captured at Vicksburg, MS. July 4, 1863 and paroled July 9, 1863. Captured again June 15, 1864 at Battle of Big Shanty, GA. Confined to Rock Island Prison for duration of War. Lived the last years of his life in Jefferson Davis Soldiers Home, Beauvoir, Biloxi, MS. Buried in Cemetery at Beauvoir. Grave #212.Christopher's six brothers, Alexander Boykin, Burwell Boykin, Jr., Jesse Boykin, Solomon Boykin, Franklin Boykin, and Hardy Clark Boykin all served in Army of
CSA.Christopher's father, Burwell Boykin, served in War of 1812 as a Private in Capt. Josiah Watt's Co., Carson's Reg. of Mounted Gunmen, Mississippi Territorial Militia.

Solomon served in Co. C 38th Al INF "Dixie Rifles"

Notes for Mary Jane Wright:
Believed to be the daughter of John Clardy Wright.

Children of Solomon Boykin and Mary Wright are:
10 i. Elijah Franklin Boykin, born April 23, 1853 in Choctaw County, Alabama; died February 03, 1949 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs; married Mary Frances McGrew January 12, 1879 in Clark County Mississippi.
ii. Matilda Boykin, born 1855; died Unknown.
iii. Andrew Jackson Boykin, born February 28, 1861 in Choctaw Co. , Al; died March 05, 1943 in Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cemetery; married Mary Frances Kelly July 14, 1881 in Choctaw Co; born July 15, 1862; died December 03, 1935 in Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cemetery.
iv. Oliver Boykin, born 1863; died Unknown.
v. Solomon Boykin, born September 1863 in Choctaw Co. , Al; died Unknown; married Ella S. ???; died Unknown.
vi. William Thomas Boykin, born 1867; died Unknown.
vii. Wesley Boykin, born 1869; died Unknown.

22. Henry Mortimer McGrew, born June 09, 1817 in Alabama; died August 19, 1876 in Clarke County, Alabama. He was the son of 44. Alexander McGrew and 45. Elizabeth Thomas. He married 23. Susan Ann Kemp June 21, 1838 in Alabama.
23. Susan Ann Kemp, born April 23, 1818 in Craven Co., North Carolina; died January 20, 1895 in Velma, Oklahoma, Indian Terrority. She was the daughter of 46. John Kemp and 47. Anna Roe.

Notes for Henry Mortimer McGrew:
Henry McGrew information obtained from internet 1-25-1997.

http://www.metronet.com/~ctc/htm/

Also information from WFT Vol.7 #3269.

Also : http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/3374/suemac.htm

1860 Census Clarke County Mississippi
63 Henry McGREW       43 M   Farmer                /200       "      (crw)
     S. A.   "          41 F                                    "      (crw)
     J. A.   "          21 M                                   Miss.   (sch)
     S. E.   "          19 F                                    "      (sch)
     A. E.   "          17 F                                   Ala.    (sch)
     J. K.   "          14 M                                    "      (sch)
     E. N.   "          12 M                                   Miss.
     D. R.   "           9 M                                    "
     S. A.   "           7 F                                    "
     M. F.   "           3 F                                    "

11/12/98
From internet site: http://www.kaybee.org/~mcguire/cgi-bin/ged2web?steele:375
Family Notes:
According to The Southern McGrews Grew, "Henry Mortimer McGrew was very young when his father died. A grandson,Henry Thomas (Tommy) McGrew asked questions in early 1890s of his paternal grandmother and an aunt wrote down answers; therefore, some things are known today about Henry Mortimer (his wife, his birth date, his death date, and their children) that would not have been known. But one thing that he did not write down (and the grandmother might not have known) was the name of Henry's parents; therefore, the ancestors of Henry are only educated guesses. Henry and his brother
lived with their mother and stepfather, and some said that Henry had Indian blood, but it was the stepfather who had Indian blood and Henry's dad or mother. They were in this family until after the 1830 census and then there was the story that they ran away from home because his stepfather worked them too hard. The first mention of Henry's name in a book or record was the obtaining of a marriage license in Sumter County, Alabama on March 23, 1836 to marry Elizabeth Mills. It has never been ascertained that this marriage was ever consumated, but if it was, there has been no sign to indicate that children were born. He then married Susan Ann Kemp (born April 23, 1818 in Craven County, North Carolina to John C. Kemp (probably the son of Isaac and Sarah Kemp) and Anna Rowe (probably the
daughter of Benjamin Rowe and Lucinda Holland who was married Dec 22, 1783 in Craven County, North Carolina), who married April 23, 1814 in Craven County, North Carolina and went to the Alabama and Mississippi area around 1831 or 1832) on June 21, 1838 in Alabama. The 1840 Greene County, Mississippi census showed Henry and family, and this was the county where Henry's maternal grandfather, Henry Thomas, was located for the 1816 special census. Henry's family was not
found for the 1850 census, but they were found on a special Choctaw County, Alabama census for 1855. The the 1860 Clarke County, Mississippi census showed them, but no sign of them was found on the 1870 census. It is presumed that they were still in Clarke County, Mississippi because Susan Ann and children were there for the 1880 census. The census records and Civil War records were the only records found for this family in that period of time because the Greene County, Mississippi
courthouse burned in 1871 and the Choctaw County, Alabama courthouse burned in 1876. It is known that they could neither read or write and they did have 11 children. Susan Ann said that after they married and built a log cabin, they built a bed of split rail logs by placing the flat side up, putting a railing on the sides up, putting a railing on the sides, filling it up with leaves, and covering it with a blanket. They had
only 2 blankets so they "kivered" with one. They had a skillet and lid and that was all that they had when they began housekeeping. Susan Ann was a small woman and she told about a couple of things that happened before her marriage. She said that Red Bill McGrew would get drunk and stand on the banks of the Tombigbee River and sail silver dollars across the waters. She would beg him not to do it but to give them to her, but he would just laugh at her. She always wished that she had all of those that he had thrown into the river. She also told of an Uncle Tom Rowe (she always said it plural to sound like
"Rose") who carried his money in a sack on his back. He disappeared and they never hear from him again. )Henry enlisted in Capt. Daniel R. McIntosh's Company of the Mississippi Volunteers (seccessionists) for the Civil War and mustered into the service of the State of Mississippi on April 27, 1861 in Quitman, Mississippi, as a private. He mustered in the service of the Confederate States on May 12, 1861 in Corinth, Mississippi as part of the 13th Regiment. He was discharged in Union City, Tennessee on June 12, 1861, because of disabilities. There are conflicting stories about the death of Henry. The date of June 19, 1876, was presumably given to Tommy McGrew by Susan Ann. )Susan said that during the Civil War when they would see soldiers or Home Guard coming, they would hide the food,
especially the salt and meal and then try to hide themselves. The intruders would ransack the house and take what they wanted, but would leave one horse with which they were to plow their crops. They had hard times! Eli (a deaf child) was eventually the only male left at home, so he and the two youngest daughters who were still at home would have to make the crops and the living. Eli's health got so bad that the doctor advised Susan Ann to move her family from Mississippi. Another son, Dave, was
in Texas so he went back in 1884 and brought them to Wise County, Texas. She sold the farm before leaving, but the man who bought it cheated her out of the payments, so she practically gave it away. They lived several miles northeast of Alford, Wise County, Texas, and the two daughters married and Eli was still sick a lot of the time. The youngest daughter and her husband moved themselves, Susan Ann, and Eli to Arthur, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, about 1890 where the husband and Eli ran a blacksmith shop. Susan Ann died in the Pipe Creek area on Jan 20, 1895 and was buried in the Pipe Creek Cemetery, now called Park Cemetery, 7.5 mi. south of Arthur, Oklahoma."
Died on 19 Aug 1876 in Clarke County, Mississippi

Notes for Susan Ann Kemp:
Parents from World Family Tree #3269 Vol. 7.

See Word Document Kemp Information.
http://www.telapex.com/~kellyp/index2.htm

Children of Henry McGrew and Susan Kemp are:
i. James Alexander McGrew, born March 18, 1839 in Mississippi; died March 08, 1906 in Clarke County , Mississippi; married (1) Lavenia Elizabeth Hurst August 04, 1867 in Clarke County , Mississippi; born Unknown; died Unknown; married (2) Serena A. Roberts February 21, 1890 in Clarke County , Mississippi; born Unknown; died Unknown.
ii. Sarah Elizabeth McGrew, born March 22, 1841 in Mississippi; died 1931 in Mississippi; married (1) Ranson Buckelew October 1862 in Mississippi; born Unknown; died Unknown; married (2) John Benjamin Long February 15, 1866 in Quitman, Clarke Co., Mississippi; born Unknown; died Unknown.
iii. Anna Eliza McGrew, born February 05, 1843 in Alabama; died January 25, 1935 in Pine Ridge, Clarke Co., Mississippi; married Ebenezer Jackson Long August 08, 1866 in Clarke County , Mississippi; born August 24, 1844; died March 29, 1932.
iv. John Lewis McGrew, born March 03, 1845 in Mobile Co., Alabama; died August 15, 1926 in Nocona, Montague Co., Texas; married Rutha Malinda Long November 1865 in Alabama; born Unknown; died Unknown.
v. Missouri McGrew, born April 05, 1847 in Mississippi; died August 22, 1847 in Mississippi.
vi. Eli Nathaniel McGrew, born August 13, 1848 in Mississippi; died October 13, 1934 in Grady, Curry Co., New Mexico.
vii. David Rowe McGrew, born December 08, 1851 in Clarke County , Mississippi; died December 07, 1937 in Beaumont, Texas; married Caroline Elenor Grantham May 11, 1873 in Clarke County , Mississippi; born Unknown; died Unknown.
11 viii. Mary Frances McGrew, born October 12, 1853 in Quitman, Clarke Co., Mississippi; died June 07, 1933 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs; married Elijah Franklin Boykin January 12, 1879 in Clark County Mississippi.
ix. Henry Thomas McGrew, born October 20, 1854 in Clarke County , Mississippi; died July 13, 1857 in Clarke County , Mississippi.
x. Susan Ann McGrew, born October 20, 1854 in Clarke County , Mississippi; died November 19, 1942 in Friona, Texas; married Clark L. Smith; born Unknown; died Unknown.
xi. Rutha Virginia McGrew, born July 27, 1864 in Clarke County , Mississippi; died July 14, 1949 in Gentry, Arkansas; married Leonidas Benton White February 24, 1887 in Wise County, Texas; born Unknown; died Unknown.

24. John McKay, born June 10, 1820 in Wilmington, Bladen Co., North Carolina; died November 11, 1904 in Wayne Co., Mississippi , buried Waynesboro Cemetery (Source: Tombstone Waynesboro Cemetery, Waynesboro, Mississippi.). He married 25. Ann Gordon 1847.
25. Ann Gordon, born January 16, 1826 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died March 03, 1900 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi , buried Waynesboro Cemetery (Source: Tombstone Waynesboro Cemetery, Waynesboro, Mississippi.). She was the daughter of 50. John Gordon and 51. Elizabeth ???.

Notes for John McKay:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #317, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850, Date of Import: Feb 18, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.317.1.21560.80]

Individual: Mc Kay, John
County/State: Wayne Co., MS
Page #: 262
Year: 1850

Notes for Ann Gordon:
Ann GORDON was the daughter of John & Elizabeth GORDON. John was born in SC & Elizabeth born in GA. Ann was born Jan 16, 1826; d. Mar3, 1900 Waynesboro, Wayne Co, MS. I don't know John McKAY's parents names. He was born Jun 10,1820 in NC; d. Nov 11, 1904 Waynesboro, Wayne Co, MS. Both are buried at Waynesboro City Cem in Wayne Co. Children of John & Ann: William E b. 1848; John N. b. Aug 22, 1949; Emaline "Emma" b. 1851; Catherine E b. 1853; James W. b. 1855; Caroline "Carrie" b. 1857; Alexander J. b. Aug 1860; Margarette a. b. 1868 (all children born in Wayne Co, MS)

Children of John McKay and Ann Gordon are:
i. William E. McKay, born 1848; died Unknown.
ii. John N. McKay, born August 22, 1849 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died September 09, 1868 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Winchester Cemetery (Source: Wayne Co., Ms Cemetery Index Book in Wayne Co. Library in Waynesboro, Ms.).
iii. Emiline V. McKay, born 1851 in Mississippi; died Unknown.
iv. Catherine E. McKay, born 1853; died Unknown; married Neil A. McCarey 1873; born Abt. 1855 in Mississippi; died Unknown.
v. James W. McKay, born November 27, 1855 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died Unknown; married Willie R. Wooten 1885; born 1859; died Unknown.
vi. Caroline A. McKay, born 1857; died Unknown.
vii. Margaret A. McKay, born 1858; died Unknown.
12 viii. Alexander J. McKay, born July 07, 1860 in Mississippi; died July 27, 1905 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi , buried Waynesboro Cemetery; married (1) Magnolia Dubose July 07, 1883 in Jones County , Mississippi; married (2) Ida V. Smith 1890 in Wayne Co., Mississippi.

26. Albert Daniel Smith, born 1840 in Alabama; died Unknown. He married 27. Olivia Victoria Shaw March 22, 1865 in Wayne Co., Mississippi.
27. Olivia Victoria Shaw, born April 05, 1845; died December 29, 1916 in Marlin Falls County, Texas, memorial in Winchester Cemetery (Source: Winchester Mississippi Cemetery, Memorial Tombstone with birth and death information.). She was the daughter of 54. Dugald Cannon Shaw and 55. Emmaryllis Elizabeth Lang.

Notes for Albert Daniel Smith:
Notes in Cemetery Book in Wayne County Library, says he died in Marlin, Texas 12/29/1916. This is confusing at this time as no death date given for wife Olivia, but believe the above date is death of Albert Daniel Smith.

Choctaw County 1860 ??
1. last name
2. first name
3. middle name
4. sex
5. age
6. birthplace
7. head of household (H) or member of household (M)
8. mcd (minnor civil division Twps 9,10,11,12,=1 northern district =2)
9. post office ( I assigned number to these so I would'nt have to keep typing them)
10. page number
11. line number ( this is only for head of household and any one with a different surname in the household)
12. soundex
13. family number

Last first m. sex qge .bn pg line sndx fam#
SMITH , THOMAS , M. , M , 14 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 16 , S530 , 105

SMITH , CHARLES , M. , M , 17 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 15 , S530 , 105

SMITH , ALBERT , D. , M , 20 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 14 , S530 , 105 Could this be our Albert Daniel?

SMITH , JAMES , A. , M , 21 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 13 , S530 , 105

POWE , OLIVER , H. , M , 53 , SC , H , 1 , 1 , 399 , 11 , P000 , 105 (Head of this HH)

POWE , ANN , C. , F , 46 , SC , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 0 , P000 , 105

POWE , HENRY , H. , M , 20 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 0 , P000 , 105

POWE , LUCY , A.E. , F , 17 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 0 , P000 , 105

POWE , FRANK , P. , M , 16 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 0 , P000 , 105

POWE , SALLY , M. , F , 4 , AL , M , 1 , 1 , 399 , 0 , P000 , 105

Notes for Olivia Victoria Shaw:
Died in Marlin Texas memorial in Winchester Cemetery, Wayne County Mississippi
This information from: Mary Chaffin
E-mail Address(es):
chaf@utdallas.edu
Her home in Winchester, Mississippi burned in 1871. See letter that she wrote to Hiram Dugold about the death of her sister Mary Hough. At some time she moved to Marlin, Texas.
She is buried in Winchester Cemetery in Wayne County Mississippi.

Winchester, Mississippi
Oct 23rd, 1871
My Dear Brother,
      Your kind favor reached me some time ago; but, owing to many causes, I have been unable to reply earlier. Since writing to you before, we have been very unfortunate - our house, with everything we possessed, burnt down on the 23rd of last month-it happened about 12 o'clock at night, and in three minutes after we awoke, the house had fallen in- the servants came very near being burnt alive, as they were nearer the kitchen, in which the fire originated. We are with Ma now, I dont know what we shall do yet; we are so well fixed for moving that I think we ought to go to a new country.
There is still a good deal of sickness in this neighborhood - my two little girls and Robertus are having chills - Ma is as well as usual. Jennie and cousin Bolivar left for Texas last Sunday - they took Belle Hough with them. Nothing was done about the property, except to give Ma a deed to ther Meridan land. Cousin Bolivar said that when this land at Winchester was sold he wanted to get a piece & build Ma and I a house on it, so that we could live together & then I should have the house at Ma's death - Jenny gave me $100. in gold, when she left, besides some clothing. I dont think this old house will last many months longer.
   Ma told me to tell you that Mary left her oldest girl, Sallie, to you and that she was keeping her until you could come for her - She also gave me the letter she received from Alhannon, in reference to Mary's wishes, to send you, you will find it enclosed. Ma don't know whether she will keep house after this year, or not, & if not, she can't take charge of Sallie. Cousin B. wants Ma to live with him, but wont take Sallie too. I believe Ma prefers living with me and if I was able, I would gladly keep Sallie too, but it is impossible; however, she seems anxious to live with you.
   Write to us soon & givce our love to Lou, & accept much for yourself.
Your affectionate sister,
Olivia V. Smith,
P.S. You must excuse this unconnected scrawl. I have had so much trouble I scarcely know what I do or say.
P.S. (On front page) I presume that you do not know that in signing that "Deed" for Cully, you signed away land of Pa's that had no claim on it - Cousin Clem only had a claim on 40 a. of the 120 acres that the "deed" called for.
(This letter was writing to Hiram Dugald Shaw. We do not know who kept the children except that Hiram Dugald Shaw raised Sam, the youngest child.)

Children of Albert Smith and Olivia Shaw are:
i. Annie E. Smith, born 1867; died Unknown.
13 ii. Ida V. Smith, born 1868 in Wayne Co., Mississippi; died Unknown; married Alexander J. McKay 1890 in Wayne Co., Mississippi.

28. James Aleus Moody, born March 06, 1831 in South Carolina; died April 18, 1922 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church (Source: Tombstone Big Rock Cemetery, Wayne County Ms. South of U.S.84 on Big Rock Road.). He was the son of 56. Robert Moody and 57. Mary McCormick. He married 29. Helena A. Taylor 1859.
29. Helena A. Taylor, born May 27, 1837 in South Carolina; died November 09, 1909 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church (Source: Tombstone Big Rock Cemetery, Wayne County Ms. South of U.S.84 on Big Rock Road.). She was the daughter of 58. George H. Taylor and 59. Eliza ???.

Notes for James Aleus Moody:
James A. Moody Co. C. 37th Miss INF. CSA.

Notes for Helena A. Taylor:
Maiden name from Who Married Who in Wayne County Mississippi.

1850 Census of Jones County Mississippi:
33 143 143 TAYLOR         George H.      45   M         Merchant       100       SC
34 143 143 TAYLOR         Eliza              37   F                                             SC
35 143 143 TAYLOR         Olive              17   M                                            SC
36 143 143 TAYLOR         Helena           13   F                                             SC
37 143 143 TAYLOR         Edward           10   M                                            SC
38 143 143 TAYLOR         George            6    M                                            MS

Children of James Moody and Helena Taylor are:
i. Mary Eliza Moody, born May 01, 1860 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died July 17, 1941 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church; married William C. Graham December 24, 1879 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi (Source: CD 5 1st. edition Wayne Co. Ms); born April 24, 1851 in Mississippi; died September 07, 1936 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church.
14 ii. James Emory Moody, born February 10, 1863 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died March 29, 1914 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church; married Sara Ellen Jones 1891 in Wayne Co., Mississippi.
iii. George Robert Moody, born May 19, 1864 in Mississippi; died July 07, 1921; married Ann Mary Falconer December 25, 1888 in Wayne County , Ms; born March 17, 1858 in Perry County, Alabama; died October 21, 1903 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church.
iv. William Oliver Moody, born April 08, 1866 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died July 07, 1902 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church.
v. Emma Eugenia Moody, born 1867 in Mississippi; died 1954 in Mississippi , buried Salem Cem. Frost Bridge; married John Angus McQuaig January 06, 1892; born April 16, 1864; died June 01, 1958 in Mississippi , buried Salem Cem. Frost Bridge.
vi. Anna Helena Moody, born 1869 in Mississippi; died 1946 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church; married ? Marshall; born Abt. 1867; died Unknown.
vii. Flora C. Moody, born December 09, 1870 in Mississippi; died Unknown; married H. Eugene Mauldin December 03, 1892 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; born 1870; died Unknown.
viii. Colon M. Moody, born September 24, 1872 in Mississippi; died April 05, 1936 in Wayne Co., Mississippi, buried Big Rock Methodist Assn. Church; married Susie Sims; born August 01, 1887; died Unknown in Wayne Co., Mississippi buried Big Rock Cemetery.
ix. Edward A. Moody, born April 15, 1874 in Mississippi; died Unknown; married Mary ???; born Unknown; died Unknown.
x. Margaret M. Moody, born April 10, 1876 in Mississippi; died Unknown; married Lonnie D. McCully; born 1879; died Unknown.
xi. Nellie C. Moody, born 1878; died Unknown.
xii. Mathe Moody, born February 14, 1883; died Unknown; married ??? Beech; died Unknown.

30. Nicholas Randal Jones, born 1833 in South Carolina; died Unknown in Wayne Co., Mississippi buried Salem Methodist Church Cemetery. He was the son of 60. Samuel Jones and 61. Margaret McDonald. He married 31. Elizabeth Fulton.
31. Elizabeth Fulton, born April 12, 1836; died September 03, 1903 in Wayne Co., Mississippi buried Salem Methodist Church Cemetery. She was the daughter of 62. Hiram Fulton and 63. Eleanor Frost.

Notes for Nicholas Randal Jones:
Nicholas Randal Jones: Corp. Co. A. 24th Miss CAV. CSA. , no Death Date on tombstone.
Buried in Salem Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County Mississippi.

Information in Book" Who Married Who in Wayne County Mississippi."

Children of Nicholas Jones and Elizabeth Fulton are:
i. James Jones, born 1854; died Unknown.
ii. William Jones, born 1857; died Unknown.
iii. Mary E. Jones, born 1859; died Unknown; married J. Colon McPhearson January 26, 1882 in Wayne County Mississippi; born 1860; died Unknown.
iv. Randal Pinkney Jones, born 1864; died Unknown.
v. Caroline Lee Jones, born 1866; died Unknown.
vi. Samuel Jones, born 1868; died 1945 in Wayne Co., Mississippi buried Salem Methodist Church Cemetery.
15 vii. Sara Ellen Jones, born April 16, 1870 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died December 09, 1965 in Mississippi , buried Salem Cem. Frost Bridge; married James Emory Moody 1891 in Wayne Co., Mississippi.
viii. Clifton J. Jones, born June 21, 1872; died March 06, 1951 in Wayne Co., Mississippi buried Salem Methodist Church Cemetery.
ix. Eugene Aster Jones, born 1874; died 1949 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi, buried Geneva Presbyterian Cemetery; married Mary Moody September 18, 1895 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; born 1879 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi; died 1970 in Wayne Co. , Mississippi, buried Geneva Presbyterian Cemetery.
x. Margaret Jones, born 1877; died Unknown.

Generation No. 6

34. Thomas Meggs, born 1807 in Anson County, North Carolina (Source: 1850 Census Bibb County Alabama p. 004 W. C. River.); died Unknown. He was the son of 68. John T. Meggs and 69. Polly Gordon. He married 35. Karonhappuc Tubb October 09, 1826 in Perry Co. Al (Source: Copy of Marriage Liscense, in possession of Glenna Rolison.FTM CD#3).
35. Karonhappuc Tubb, born Abt. 1806 in Tennessee (Source: 1850 Census Bibb County Alabama p. 004 W. C. River.); died Unknown.

Notes for Thomas Meggs:
Alabama Records Vol. 182 Perry County p. 99.
Letter showing Thomas Meggs and six brothers, sons of John Meggs.
John Meggs moved from Virginia to North Carolina, Heard County Georgia in 1820's-1830's. Grandson said grandmother died in Perry County or Bibb County.

1850 Bibb Co., Al US Census Shows Elizabeth as a member of this house hold.
Miggs, Thomas        43      NC     Blacksmith
"        , Carry A         44      Tenn
"           Mary             22      AL
"           David W.      21      MS    Farmer
"           Elizabeth      20      MS
"           Stephen        15      Ga    Farmer
"           Sarah            14      GA
             Nancy           12      GA
             Mahala         12      GA
             Lavina           10     GA
             Martha            9      GA
             Thomas J.       7      AL
             James M.        3      AL

From WFT VOL. 11 #2745
Source:Earsey Meggs Dennis
       4403 47th St.
       Lubbock, TX 79414
       806/791-3537

1840 Census Yazoo Co, MS, page 5
1850 Census Bibb Co, AL, page 32, where he was listed as a Blacksmith.
1869 Census Perry Co, AL page 733

Notes for Karonhappuc Tubb:
Karonhappuc Tubb name from marriage liscense. Some records including census 1850 list her as Carry A. , this could be what she was called or convenient spelling. Other records showing Tubb family history use this spelling(or similar spelling), although I have not determined who her parents are at this time.

2/26/1998 Conversation with James Meggs said Mary tubb that married William Meggs was a sister to Karonhappuc Tubb.

From WFT Vol 11 Notes on CarryTubb our Karonhappuc
Letter dated 31 October, 1941, to Rosa Davenport, Silsbee, Texas from Sarah
Moore Hancock, Route #3, Anson, Texas
Tubb's in 1830 Perry County Census

45      Tubb, Daniel    3       4       2
82      Tubb, Elisha F. 1       3       4
54      Tubb, James     3       2       8
58      Tubb, James     1       1       1
51      Tubb, Jeremiah 5       6       0
57      Tubb, Joel C.   4       2       0
73      Tubb, John      1       3       7    [Bapt. Minister/Rev. War Vet.]
51      Tubb, Jr., George       2       2       0
85      Tubb, Jr., James        5       3       4
44      Tubb, Richard   4       3       6
50      Tubb, Richard   7       4       10
49      Tubb, Samuel    5       7       0
44      Tubb, Sr., George       4       4       20
53      Tubb, William   3       3       0

Marriage Notes for Thomas Meggs and Karonhappuc Tubb:
World Family Tree Maker CD#3.

Photo Copy of Marriage Liscense in possession of Glenna Rolison.

Children of Thomas Meggs and Karonhappuc Tubb are:
i. Mary Meggs, born Abt. 1828 in Alabama; died Unknown.
ii. David W. Meggs, born Abt. 1829 in Mississippi; died Unknown.
17 iii. Elizabeth Meggs, born August 15, 1832 in Mississippi; died May 27, 1880 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi , buried Stroud Cemetery; married George E. Rolison March 25, 1851 in Bibb County, Alabama.
iv. Stephen Meggs, born Abt. 1835 in Georgia; died Unknown; married Penelope Digby April 25, 1854 in Perry County, Alabama; born Unknown; died Unknown.
v. Sarah Meggs, born Abt. 1836 in Georgia; died Unknown.
vi. Nancy Meggs, born Abt. 1837 in Georgia; died Unknown.
vii. Mahala Meggs, born Abt. 1838 in Georgia; died Unknown.
viii. Lavinia Meggs, born Abt. 1840 in Georgia; died Unknown.
ix. Martha Meggs, born Abt. 1841 in Georgia; died Unknown.
x. Thomas J. Meggs, born Abt. 1843 in Alabama; died Unknown.
xi. James M. Meggs, born Abt. 1847 in Alabama; died Unknown.

36. Robert Fleming, born 1795 in Georgia; died October 16, 1881 in Mississippi. He married 37. Sarah Gunn.
37. Sarah Gunn, born 1805 in Georgia; died July 27, 1875 in Mississippi. She was the daughter of 74. George Gunn and 75. Margaret Elizabeth Morrison.

Notes for Robert Fleming:
Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840

Fleming, Robert State : MS
County : Clarke Co.
Year : 1840
Page # : 125
Robert FLEMMING - A2, B, C2, G; O, S; AG3; CRW (From Clarke Ms GenWeb Page)
Code A2 (2males u-5) B, 1 male (5-u10) C2, (m10-u15) G (1 male 40-u50) O (i F5-u10) S (F30-u40) AG3 3 persons in agriculture, CRw (couldn't read or write)

Fleming, Robert State : MS
County : Clarke Co.
Year : 1841
Fleming, Robert State : MS
County : Clarke Co.
Year : 1845
1850 Census Clarke County Mississippi
Robert Fleming     50 m Farmer Geo.
Sarah      "             48 f                  NC
James     "             25 m Farmer Miss.
Margaret   "           17 f                  Miss.
Robert     "             15 m   Farmer Miss.
Thomas   "             13 m                Miss.

1860 Census Clarke Co., MS
956 Robert FLEMING        60 M   Farmer              1000/384    Ga
         Sarah     "                  60 F                                   NC
         Lewis GIBSON         23 M     "                             Miss
         Robert      "              3/12 M                                    "
         Martha ALLEN          40? F
1870Census Clarke County
          FLEMING, Robert       75   M   W   Farmer                100/250      Ga.       (19)
1149             "     Sarah        65   F   W   Keeping House                    N. Carolina
                    "     Robert       10   M   W                                      Miss.
      COMMEKIEL, Nancy      15   F   W                                      Miss.

Notes for Sarah Gunn:
Sarah last name from ged file of Shelly Rene Hood.
Also internet page: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/u/s/Richard-B-Gustavson/GENE1-0001.html

Children of Robert Fleming and Sarah Gunn are:
i. Joshua Fleming, born April 25, 1824; died Unknown.
18 ii. James Fleming, born December 01, 1825 in Mississippi; died July 15, 1906 in Clarke County , Mississippi, buried Cedar Creek Cemetery; married (1) Lucy Stroud March 13, 1851; married (2) Martha Caroline Broadhead September 08, 1859.
iii. George Fleming, born November 20, 1827; died Unknown.
iv. John H. Fleming, born March 12, 1829 in Alabama; died Unknown; married (1) Vinie Whitehead; died Unknown; married (2) Katherine Caroline Carmichael 1849; born 1825 in South Carolina; died Abt. 1855.
v. William Fleming, born December 12, 1831; died Unknown.
vi. Margaret Fleming, born January 15, 1833; died July 07, 1860.
vii. Robert Fleming, born January 15, 1834; died Unknown.
viii. Thomas Fleming, born August 05, 1837; died Unknown.

38. Felix Broadhead, born Abt. 1812 in Edgefield County, South Carolina (Source: 1850 Census Clarke County Mississippi, Family # 63.); died Unknown. He was the son of 76. James Broadhead and 77. Unknown. He married 39. Asena Pearson.
39. Asena Pearson, born Abt. 1812 in Alabama (Source: 1850 Census Clarke County Mississippi, Family #63.); died Unknown.

Notes for Felix Broadhead:
1850 Clarke County Mississippi Census
From Clarke County GenWeb page.
63-63 Felix   BROADHEAD     33 M       Farmer                  S. C.
          Ann         "                     33 F                                      Ala.
          Elizabeth   "                  14 F                                       "
          Mary          "                  12 F                                       "
          Martha      "                   10 F                                       "
          James       "                    8 M                                      "
          Emeline     "                     6 F                                     Miss.
          Sarah       "                       3 F                                       "
          William     "                       1 M
The following copied from:
© 1996 sexy9@bellsouth.net   (Source email address) Source: internet site
http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/atl/s/e/sexy9/

Felix Broadhead Geneology
Felix Broadhead was born in Edgefield County, South Carolina.
son of James Broadhead no other information available until the 1840 Estate sale of James's
belonings .

In the 1850 Census for Mississippi, Felix
was listed as the Head Of Household,
with his wife. Asena Pearson and children.

Also William Broadhead eldest son of Felix and Ascena
was living in the same county.

If you think you have any information that could help in my quest please e-mail me.

James Broadhead Geneology

James Broadhead was born in Edgefield County, South Carolina. No
other information is available until the1790 South Carolina Census .

In the 1790 Census for South Carolina, Sara Broadhead
(Mother of James Broadhead) was listed as the Head Of Household,
with James Broadhead aged 16 years as well as three of his sisters.Names Unknown).

In the 1810 census for Edgefield County South Carolina, James is
listed with his wife, two sons and one daughter, no names are given for
any of the children or his wife. The two sons are most likely Michael K.Broadhead
and Felix Broadhead, this is not verified.

James enlisted in the South Carolina Militia for the War of 1812.
He was a member of Austins Regiment as a Private. After the War James
settled in Maplesville Ala, of the County Bibb. He is listed as haveing
a wife, but her name remains unknown. His unknown wife died sometime
between 1831 and 1840.

James died in the year of 1838. He is buried in the Mapelsville
Cemetary. At the time of his death he had 8 Children. There was held an
estate sale after his death, which totaled $73.89 in sales from which each
child recieved $9.23.

If you think you have any information that could help in my quest please e-mail me.

James Broadhead Estate

The State of Alabama, Bibb County, at a regular sitting and return day of process
and held at the Court House at (Unknown) Seats of Justice in and for the
County of Bibb. On the first Monday in June (Unknown). The first day of
said month in the year of our Lord 1840, The Honorable John E. Summmers
judge and (Unintelligible).

This day comes Michael K. Broadhead, administrator of the estate of
James Broadhead deceased and exhibited on both his account for allowence
and final settelments of said estate which released, exhamined,
and ordered to be (uninteligilble) of record.

This day came Michael K. Broadhead, administrator of the estate of
James Broadhead deceased and exhibited on both his account for allowence
and final settelments of said estate and its due legal notice have
been given of the time and place of the final settlement of said estate.
Said accounts are recieved as stated by which it appears that the saidA
Michael K. Broadhead have recieved on account the sales of said estate the sum of $190.64.
The available assets of said estate as accounted for by the adminsitrator
aside it appearing that heartofor towith it on the first day of april of
the Orphans Court of this County (AD18?). This estate by said estate
administrator rep. (Uninteligible) as insolvent but it know appears to
the court that since the reporting of said estate as insolvent, it is
now at this time solvent and able to pay the legal athorities.

Claims which have been here presented, and freed for allowence by which it
(uninteligible) that the administrator claims as an all (uninteligible)
for his services, and on accounts found (uninteliglble) for the sum of
$106.75. Which is allowed by the courts leaving a balance in the hands
of said administrator of the sum of $73.89, for final distribution
to and among the legal heirs of said estate. It is therefor ordered
adjudged and decreed that said administrator retain for his own share
of said estate.

The sum of $9.23 and that he pay over the balance of the $73.89 in following manner
towit

To James R. Broadhead son of said deceased the sum of $9.23
To Martha S. Broadhead the sum of $9.23 daughter of said deceased.
To Felix Broadhead son of said deceased the sum of $9.23.
To Noah Broadhead the sum of $9.23 son of said deceased.
To William S. Broadhead son of said deceased the sum of $9.23.
To Joseph F. Broadhead son of said deceased the sum of $9.23.
To Willis Broadhead the sum of $9.23.

Its being the balence of the aforesaid $73.89 all of which is adjudged (uninteliglble)
and decreed accordingly.

[Brøderbund Family Archive #316, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840, Date of Import: May 20, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.316.1.1258.190]

Individual: Bradhed, Felix
County/State: Bibb Co., AL
Page #: 095
Year: 1840

Children of Felix Broadhead and Asena Pearson are:
i. Elizabeth Broadhead, born Abt. 1836; died Unknown.
ii. Mary Broadhead, born Abt. 1838; died Unknown.
19 iii. Martha Caroline Broadhead, born September 24, 1840 in Alabama; died Aft. July 27, 1881 in Mississippi; married James Fleming September 08, 1859.
iv. James Broadhead, born Abt. 1842; died Unknown.
v. Emeline Broadhead, born Abt. 1844; died Unknown.
vi. Sarah Broadhead, born Abt. 1847; died Unknown.
vii. William Broadhead, born Abt. 1849; died Unknown.

40. Burwell Boykin, born December 24, 1787 in Burke Co. Georgia; died May 1860 in Choctaw County, Alabama. He was the son of 80. Solomon Boykin, Jr and 81. Judith ???. He married 41. Margaret McCann.
41. Margaret McCann, born 1805 in Wayne Co., Mississippi; died Unknown.

Notes for Burwell Boykin:
Reportedly killed by a " buck slave".Owned a plantation in Choctaw County Near Old Camp Springs Cemetery and Church.
From Stennis Boykin:
Notes for BURWELL BOYKIN:
Pvt. , Capt. Josiah Watts Co., Carson's Reg. Mounted Gunmen, MS Terr. Militia in War of 1812

Burwell was killed by one of his slaves, with a hoe, May 1860, Choctaw Co., AL
Traditional information says that the slave, "Sham", was subsequently lynched by family members. Burwell's death is listed in 1860 Mortality Schedule, Choctaw Co., AL.

Wife Margaret is shown as owner in 1860 US Census (Slaves) Choctaw Co., AL.
Burwell was murdered prior to completion of 1860 Census, therefore was not listed in same.

Carson's Regiment, Mississippi Terrority Militia 1814-1815.
1850 Choctaw County Alabama Census fron Choctaw County GenWeb page.
BOYKIN B., 63, M, Planter, GA, # 200
     Margaret, 45, F, MS
     Jesse, 17, M, Labor, MS
     Solomon, 15, M, MS
     Franklin, 14, M, MS
     Clark, 12, M, AL
Additional Biographical Information

Notes for Margaret McCann:
Father probably Patrick McCann, b. 1770 d. 1833, 1820-30 census Wayne Co. Ms.

Brother probably Patrick Jr., b.1800 1830 Census.

Children of Burwell Boykin and Margaret McCann are:
i. Briney Boykin, born Abt. 1823; died Unknown; married Charles Graham February 06, 1847 in Washington Co. Al; died Unknown.
ii. Christopher Boykin, born 1819 in Wayne County, Mississippi (Source: 1850 Census Choctaw County Alabama); died February 02, 1905 in Quitman, Mississippi (Source: http://www.familytreemaker.com/scv/users/b/o/Boykin-Stennis-L/index.html.); married Narcissa Brock November 09, 1842; born 1824 (Source: 1850 Census Choctaw County Alabama); died Unknown.

Notes for Christopher Boykin:
http://www.familytreemaker.com/scv/users/b/o/Boykin-Stennis-L/index.html

Boykin, Christopher
Branch of Service: Army-Infantry
Company/Regiment: Co. C, 3rd AL. Inf. Res.
Date of Service: 1864
Starting Rank: Private
Discharge Rank: Private
Date of Discharge: May 4, 1865
Reason for Discharge: Unit surrendered at Citronelle, AL

Additional Biographical Information

iii. Alexander Boykin, born Abt. 1825 in Ms (Source: 1850 Census Choctaw County Alabama); died Unknown; married Tabitha Brock November 24, 1843 in Washington Co. Al (Source: Marriage Index CD #3 Family Tree Maker); born 1829 in Alabama (Source: 1850 Census Choctaw County Alabama); died Unknown.

Notes for Alexander Boykin:
Additional Biographical Information

iv. Burwell Boykin, Jr, born Abt. 1827 (Source: 1850 Census Choctaw County Alabama); died Unknown; married Licinda Brock October 01, 1847 in Washington County, Alabama; born 1829 (Source: 1850 Census Choctaw County Alabama); died Unknown.

Notes for Burwell Boykin, Jr:
Additional Biographical Information

v. Jesse Boykin, born Abt. 1833; died Unknown.

Notes for Jesse Boykin:
Additional Biographical Information

20 vi. Solomon Boykin, born February 02, 1835; died July 22, 1913 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs; married Mary Jane Wright
vii. Franklin Boykin, born Abt. 1836; died Unknown.

Notes for Franklin Boykin:
Additional Biographical Information

viii. Hardy Clarke Boykin, born December 19, 1837; died August 03, 1928 in Alabama , buried Camp Springs Cemetery, Rock Springs (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL); married Mary A. ???; born October 11, 1845; died September 09, 1904 in Alabama , buried Camp Springs Cemetery, Rock Springs (Source: Tombstone Camp Springs Cemetery Rock Springs AL).

Notes for Hardy Clarke Boykin:
Additional Biographical Information

42. John Clardy Wright, born Abt. 1816 in Tennessee; died Unknown. He was the son of 84. James M. Wright and 85. Nancy Clardy. He married 43. Emily Crockett.
43. Emily Crockett, born Abt. 1821 in Georgia; died Unknown.

Notes for John Clardy Wright:
1850 Census Choctaw county

J. C. Wright 34 m Teacher Tenn
Emily      29 f                   Ga
Mary J.         16 f
Elizabeth      11 f
Francis A.       6 m
Wm. C.           4 m
Lucy        2 f

Mary J. believed to be Mary Jane Wright wife of Solomon Boykin.

From: Pam or Joe Stone <pamstone@digital.net>
Subject: Joseph Wright
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 97 03:14:09 +0000
From: Pam or Joe Stone <pamstone@digital.net>
I am looking for the family of Joseph Wright, who I believe was born about 1740 in VA. Joseph is
believed to have died about 1790 in Laurens Co., SC.
The known children of Joseph WRIGHT and Mary ----- were:
(1) Jane Wright, (born 1774, Laurens Co.?; died 18 Dec 1837, Norcross, Gwinnett Co., GA);
married 13 Feb 1794, Laurens Co., SC, Matthew BOLTON.
(2) Mary Wright, (born 1777, Laurens Co.?; died after 1860, Calhoun Co., AL); m. Terrell
ANDREWS, Sr.
(3) David Wright, (born 1782 (1791?), Laurens Co., SC; died 16 Aug (11 Aug?) 1867, > Calhoun
Co., AL); m. Rebecca ANDREWS. David and Rebecca reportedly had six > sons and four
daughters. Their proven children were:
     (1)George M. Wright, born 1810 in Laurens Co., SC, married Nancy MCCLURKIN, 1835 in
     Talladega Co., AL. George died 1890 in Talledega Co., AL.
     (2) Martha J. Wright, born 1828, Laurens Co., SC, married Eli BURDEN (Borden), 1845 in
     Benton Co., AL. Martha died, 1909 in Limestone Co., TX.
     Other likely children of David and Rebecca were:
     John A. Wright, born 1821, SC, married Hannah JOHNSTON, 1846 in Benton Co., AL.
     John died before 1870 in Etowah Co., AL;
     Joseph Wright, born 1823, SC, married, first, Margaret JOHNSTON, second, Elizabeth
     NUNNELEY;
     David A. Wright, b. 1825, Laurens Co., SC, married Susanna TEAGUE, 1845, Benton Co.,
     AL, died 1904, Calhoun Co., AL;
     Rev. James C. Wright, born 1830, SC, died 1909, Calhoun Co., AL;
     Elizabeth Wright, married 1837, James C. HAMILTON in Benton Co., AL;
     Nancy Wright, married 1836, A.B. Criswell in Talledega Co., AL;
     Mary Jane Wright, m. 1840, George W. PHILLIPS in Talledega Co., AL.
     Other known surnames linked to the Wrights of Benton, Talladega and Calhoun Cos., AL,
     were BURDEN (Borden, Berden) and WHEELER.
(4) James M. (D?) Wright , (born about 1783, Laurens Co., SC; died 9 May 1873, Choctaw Co.,
AL); married (1) Nancy CLARDY, born 1789, Laurens Co., SC; died after 1860, Choctaw Co.,
AL; dau. of James C. CLARDY, Sr. and Sarah HALL. James married (2) 1871, Choctaw Co., AL,
Susan E. BAIN ;(Susan's daughter, Cora Ellen BAIN, married Jesse Caper Wright, youngest son
of Jesse Austin Wright and his second wife, Susan M. YOUNG [below.])
(5) Joseph Wright, ( born 1788, Laurens Co., SC; died 22 Aug 1853, Tuscaloosa Co., AL); married
19 Dec 1812, Rebecca ANDERS (who died 10 Dec 1874, Tuscaloosa Co., AL.)
(6,7,8) Unidentified daughters
James M. Wright is recorded as living in Fayette County, AL, in 1832, when his land grant in the
Choctaw Indian Cession of 1832 was recorded in the Tuscaloosa Land Record Office. Another
grant in 1836 was recorded to a Henry Wright, possibly the cousin of James. Apparently, at the
same time that James M. Wright was in Fayette Co., AL, a James D. Wright was recorded in
Tuscaloosa County, AL. Whether James M. WRIGHT and James D. WRIGHT are the same
person or two different people cannot at this time be assessed, as siblings of James emmigrated to
that Alabama county. James Wright filed a pension application as a Veteran of the War of 1812.
At the time his second son was born, the only child born in TN, James had been discharged at
Hazel Green, AL. It is believed that his wife, Nancy, during the time of her husband's military
service, was perhaps staying with a John CLARDY whose residence just over the TN line was
recorded at that time. The relationship between Nancy Clardy Wright and John CLARDY is
unclear; he is not her brother, nor is he a recorded son of Michael CLARDY. Yet, apparently,
James and Nancy named their second son after this man. The parents of Nancy CLARDY, James
CLARDY, Sr., and Sarah Hall CLARDY died, respectively, 1841, and after 1850, in Laurens
County, SC. James CLARDY, Sr., named his daughter, Nancy Wright, in his will dated 1830,
proved 1846; other children named of James CLARDY and wife, Sarah, named in the will along
with their mother, were: Jesse E. Clardy, James Clardy, Michael Clardy, heirs of deceased William
Clardy, and other daughter, Suky Tierce. James CLARDY(Senior) was the son of Michael and
Judith CLARDY of VA; Michael CLARDY lived in Amelia Co., Virginia, and died in Halifax Co.,
Virginia.

The children of James M. Wright and Nancy Clardy were:
(1) Jesse Austin Wright, born 13 Jan 1812, Laurens County, SC

(2) John Clardy Wright, born 1816, TN; married Emily (Crockett?)

     (3) David W. Wright, born 1818, AL; died Choctaw County, AL; married Rebecca GUINN,
     daughter of Henry GUINN & Mary Ann FITZGERALD (sister of Elizabeth, below.)
     (4) William H. Wright, born 1820, AL; married, 1842, Mahala Tyler
     (5) Ellis Michael Wright, born 1825, AL; married Martha Jane FALLEY
     (6) Silas Anderson Wright, born 1827, AL; married Mary Jane Ray, dau. of Elijah RAY and
     Nancy Ann MARTIN; died Choctaw County, AL; Mary Jane RAY was the only known
     sibling of Robert Andrew RAY.
     (7) Sarah Caroline Wright, born 1829, AL; married Benjamin BURNS
     (8) Reubin G. Wright, born 1835, AL; married unknown.
     (9) Mary H. Jane Wright, born about 1824?, AL; married William MARCH
     The children of Jesse Austin Wright and Elizabeth GUINN (Bible Record) were: (1) James
     Clardy Wright, born 1833, AL; married unknown
     (2) Henry S. Wright, born 1835, AL; married Rebecca Jane GUINN, daughter of Wesley
     GUINN and his second wife, Jane BLYTHE (and granddaughter of Henry GUINN and Mary
     Ann FITZGERALD.)
     (3) Susan Wright (though listed this way in the Bible record, her descendants have her name
     as Maryann Susan Wright; for some reason, almost all my ancestors seem to have been
     known by their middle names.) Susan was born in 1837, Choctaw Co., AL; married Robert
     Andrew RAY, son of Elijah RAY and Nancy Ann MARTIN. This is my Wright ancestor.
     (4) Martha Ann Wright, born 1839, AL; married ----- STAFFORD.
     (5)Thomas Benton Wright, born 1841, AL; married unknown.
     (6) Melissa Emeline Wright, born 1842, AL; married unknown.
     (7) Andrew Jackson Wright, born 1844, AL; married Jennie Louise J. -----
     (8) Jesse Caper Wright, born 1849, AL; married Cora Ellen BAIB.
     Jesse A. and Elizabeth G. Wright are believed to have also had two sons not recorded in the
     Bible record, who were:
     (9) Thomas Benjamin "Bennie" Wright, born 1854
     (10) William Asbury "Berry" Wright, born 1856
     Jesse A. Wright married a second time in 1860 to Susan M. YOUNG. They had the following
     children, also recorded in the family Bible:
     (11) Jefferson Davis Wright, born 1861, AL; married unknown
     (12) Clarissa Ursula Wright, born 1862, AL; married Thomas Jefferson CAMPBELL
     (13) Nancy Lillian Wright, born 1865, AL; married Albert F. CREEL
     (14) Sallie Eleanor Wright, born 1869, AL; married unknown
     (15) Mary Caroline Wright Wright (the double name is correct), born 1871, AL; married
     unknown
     (16) Marcella Pembina Wright, born 1879, AL; married ----- FLYNT.
Also listed in this bible record are two names whose relationship I am unsure of: Molly Caroline
CRUMBLEY, died 1903 (possibly Mary Caroline Wright above?); Maude Rivers SUMRALL, died
1919
In the Choctaw Co., AL, Inventory Book H, pages 1-8 appears the following court document: 20
Feb 1909: Susan M. Wright, widow, petitioner, states that Jessie A. Wright died 27 March 1887,
intestate. She stated they were married in 1860 and that she was currently living in Tunnells,
Mississippi. She listed the only child of Wesley GUINN and his first wife, Lovenia PRICE, and the
eldest grandson of Henry GUINN and Mary Ann FITZGERALD of Madison Co., AL. Mary
Susanna Wright was, I believe, the daughter of either Silas A.Wright and Mary Jane RAYor the
daughter of David W. Wright and Rebecca GUINN. I am still trying to verify her parents.) Floyd
died, 1940 in Mobile, AL.
(4) George Smith Ray, born 1868, Choctaw Co., AL;married Mary Susan GUINN, dau. of Frank
GUINN and Mary Susanna Wright, and sister of Sallie (above.) George S. and Mary S. Guinn Ray
were my maternal great- grandparents. George Ray died 1964, Saraland, Mobile Co., AL. Mary S.
G. Ray died 1952, Saraland, AL.
(5) Laura Estelle Ray, born 1872, Choctaw Co., AL; married James Buchanan Thompson. Laura
died 1958 in Ensley, AL.
(6) Robert Hosea Ray, born 1877, Clarke Co., MS; married Estelle Hanson. Robert died 1898 in
Montrose, AL.
(7) Vaughn Vegaria (Vaqara?) Ray, born 1881, Choctaw Co., AL; married Margaret "Maggie"
BRYANT. Vaughn died 1904 in Clarke Co., MS. They had one child, Viola Ray.
Several of the Wrights & Rays in these lines had the middle name "Smith", the origin of which is
unknown. Also, it should be noted that several descendants are investigating a possible link
between the Wray/Ray, Borden (Burden), Wheeler, and Echkols (Echols) lines of Bedford Co.,
Franklin Co., and Amherst Co., VA. Possibly one of these counties is the birthplace of the
patriarch, Joseph Wright.
I am looking for the ancestor of Joseph, his wife's maiden name, and descendants of all of these
Wright families. I must have a lot more cousins out there.

Pam > pamstone@digital.net

Children of John Wright and Emily Crockett are:
21 i. Mary Jane Wright, born December 09, 1835; died January 17, 1918 in Choctaw County, Alabama, buried Camp Springs Cem. Rock Springs; married Solomon Boykin
ii. Elizabeth Wright, born 1839; died Unknown.
iii. Francis A. Wright, born April 13, 1843; died June 20, 1913 in Choctaw County, Alabama, burried Bogueloosa Cemetery; married Matilda ???; born March 27, 1842; died July 08, 1914 in Choctaw County, Alabama, burried Bogueloosa Cemetery.
iv. William C. Wright, born 1846; died Unknown.
v. Lucy A. Wright, born 1848; died Unknown.

44. Alexander McGrew, born Abt. 1794 in South Carolina; died Abt. 1821 in Alabama. He was the son of 88. William McGrew and 89. Ester ???. He married 45. Elizabeth Thomas July 08, 1816 in Clarke County, Alabama.
45. Elizabeth Thomas, born Abt. 1790 in Alabama; died Unknown.

Notes for Alexander McGrew:
Information from WFT Vol.7 #3269.

Personal Notes:from http://www.kaybee.org/~mcguire/cgi-bin/ged2web?steele:607
Alexander McGrew was born after 1790 in South Carolina. He married Elizabeth Thomas (her father was possibly Henry Thomas who was in Washington County, Alabama in 1810, and later in Green County, Mississippi) in the home of his uncle, John McGrew, on July 8, 1816 in Clarke County, Alabama. It is presumed they had two sons before Alexander died in early 1820's (he was not alive when his father made his will on Sept. 8, 1823.) It is then presumed that Elizabeth married Alexander DeCastro, the brother of her brother-in-law, William's wife, on May 6, 1824 in Marengo County, Alabama and the 2 sons of Elizabeth and Alexander McGrew were with her and Alexander DeCastro for the 1830 census.

Children of Alexander McGrew and Elizabeth Thomas are:
22 i. Henry Mortimer McGrew, born June 09, 1817 in Alabama; died August 19, 1876 in Clarke County, Alabama; married (1) Elizabeth Mills March 23, 1836 in Sumter County, Alabama; married (2) Susan Ann Kemp June 21, 1838 in Alabama.
ii. William P. McGrew, born Abt. 1820 in Alabama; died Aft. 1866; married Susan A. Medder October 06, 1845 in Washington County, Alabama; born Unknown; died Unknown.

46. John Kemp, born Abt. 1795; died February 05, 1882 in Clarke County , Mississippi (Source: Email Lois V. Lee, Clarke Co. MS Chancery Court Records - included in his will.). He was the son of 92. Isaac Kemp and 93. Sarah Gaskins. He married 47. Anna Roe April 23, 1814 in Craven Co., North Carolina.
47. Anna Roe, born March 13, 1797 in Craven County, North Carolina; died Aft. 1882. She was the daughter of 94. Benjamin Roe and 95. Lucinda Holland.

Notes for John Kemp:
Information from World Family Tree #3269 Vol. 7.

Also query in Clarke County Ms GenWeb Home Page. See below:

KEMP / ROE / ROW / ROWE
Searching for parents & siblings of John KEMP born about 1795 in NC, died
1883 in CLARKE COUNTY MS. John KEMP married Ann ROE 1814 in
Craven County NC. About 1832 this family moved to MS. They are listed on
the 1850 Census in CLARKE COUNTY MS with the following children:
Sarah, David, Hannah, Elizabeth, Lucretia & Thomas. Thank you for any help
provided.

From WFT Vol.11 Tree# 1152
The KEMP name is found in many English and Scottish records. In Scotland it is pronounced "Camp". In Germany it appears as "Kempf".
Written proof has not yet been found to verify that Isaac and Sarah Kemp are the parents of John C. Kemp. The circumstantial evidence would indicate that they are and for that reason they are included here.
ISAAC KEMP served in the Revolutionary War from New Berne District, Craven County, North Carolina. In 1790 he was living in Craven County, North Carolina, with his wife Sarah, two sons under 16 years of age and a daughter (age unknown). John C. Kemp was born in 1795. The family is also shown on the 1800 census.
On January 10, 1809, Elizabeth Kemp married Abner Gatlin in Craven County, North Carolina. As there is no other Kemp family listed in Craven County, there is a strong possibility that she is Isaac Kemp's daughter as shown on the 1790 census.
The records for the War of 1812 list JOHN KEMP (#83) from Craven County, North Carolina. He was seventeen at the time. On April 23, 1814, at the age of nineteen JOHN C. KEMP married ANNA ROWE (ROE). She was eighteen.
ISAAC KEMP died between 1800 and 1820. In 1820 SARAH (SALLY) KEMP was living in Craven County, NC, with her daugher and granddaughter, possibly Elizabeth Kemp Gatlin and her child. There is no indication how or when Abner Gatlin died.
In 1830, JOHN C. KEMP and his wife ANNA had two sons between the age of 10 and 15, Susan KEMP (age 12), Rebecca KEMP (age between 5 and 10), JOHN W. KEMP (age 7), a son under 5, and Sarah KEMP (age 1). They were still living in Craven County, NC.
The family moved to Clarke County, MS, about 1831. David KEMP was born there in 1832, Hannah in 1835 and Elizabeth two years later. In 1838 the oldest daughter, Susan Kemp, married Henry McGrew and they lived in Greene County, MS. There is no indication as to the whreabouts of her two older brothers. There is a record of John C. Kemp purchasing land from Simion Duke.
Family tradition says Anna Rowe Kemp had a brother named Tome Rowe who disappeared in Mississippi while carrying a large sum of money and was never heard from again. It was assumed he was robbed and killed.

1850 Census Clarke Co. Ms
3 John     KEMP       55 M       Farmer                  N. C.
         Ann       "         54 F                                      "
        Sarah     "         21 F                                      "
        David     "         18 M       Farmer                  Miss.
        Hannah    "         15 F                                    "      (sch)
        Elizabeth "         13 F                                    "      (sch)
        Lucretia "         10 F                                     "      (sch)
        Thomas    "          7 M                                    "      (sch)

1860 Census Clarke
John KEMP          65 M   Farmer              400/1045    NC
     A.     "           54 F                                   "
     E. J. "           21 F                                   Miss
     Thos. "           16 M                                    "
     John   "           10 M                                    "

Gail W. Rolison wrote:
I found the following information in WFT Vol. 11 Tree#1152.
Had you as a Kemp researcher in my notes thought you might
be interested. I am a decendent of Susan Ann Kemp that
married Henry Mortimer McGrew

From WFT Vol.11 Tree# 1152
The KEMP name is found in many English and Scottish records. In Scotland it is pronounced "Camp". In Germany it appears as "Kempf". Written proof has not yet been found to verify that Isaac
and Sarah Kemp are the parents of John C. Kemp. The circumstantial evidence would indicate that they are and for that reason they are included here.
ISAAC KEMP served in the Revolutionary War from New Berne District, Craven County, North Carolina. In 1790 he was living in Craven County, North Carolina, with his wife Sarah, two sons under 16 years of age and a daughter (age unknown). John C. Kemp was born in 1795. The family is
also shown on the 1800 census. On January 10, 1809, Elizabeth Kemp married Abner Gatlin in
Craven County, North Carolina. As there is no other Kemp family listed in Craven County, there is a strong possibility that she is Isaac Kemp's daughter as shown on the 1790 census.
The records for the War of 1812 list JOHN KEMP (#83) from Craven County, North Carolina. He was seventeen at the time. On April 23, 1814, at the age of nineteen JOHN C.
KEMP married ANNA ROWE (ROE). She was eighteen. ISAAC KEMP died between 1800 and 1820. In 1820 SARAH (SALLY) KEMP was living in Craven County, NC, with her daugher and granddaughter, possibly Elizabeth Kemp Gatlin and her child. There is no indication how or when Abner Gatlin died.
In 1830, JOHN C. KEMP and his wife ANNA had two sons between the age of 10 and 15, Susan KEMP (age 12), Rebecca KEMP (age between 5 and 10), JOHN W. KEMP (age 7), a son
under 5, and Sarah KEMP (age 1). They were still living in Craven County, NC. The family moved to Clarke County, MS, about 1831. David KEMP was born there in 1832, Hannah in 1835 and Elizabeth
two years later. In 1838 the oldest daughter, Susan Kemp, married Henry McGrew and they lived in Greene County, MS. There is no indication as to the whreabouts of her two older brothers. There is a record of John C. Kemp purchasing land from Simion Duke. Family tradition says Anna Rowe Kemp had a brother named Tome Rowe who disappeared in Mississippi while carrying a large sum of money and was never heard from again. It was assumed he was robbed and killed.
I now have Kemp info on my web page.
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Family Notes:
The following was submitted by Lois Stroud Lee.
Know all men by these presents that we John Kemp are held and firmly bound unto his Excellency Will Hawkins Esquire, Governor, Captain-General and Commander in Chief, in and over the said State, in the sum of five hundred pounds current money to be paid to the said Governor, his successors or assigns. To the which payment will and truely to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators, jointly and severally firmly by these presents. Sealed with our Seals, and
dated this 23rd day of April A.D. 1814. The Conditions of the above Obligation is such, that whereas the above bounden John Kemp hath made application for a License for a Marriage, intended to be had and soleminized between him and Ann Roe