Journal Report



Generation Five


53. Helen5 Byrd (Henry4, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1) married ?? Sessoms. Helen died.
?? Sessoms. ?? died.
Children of Helen5 Byrd and ?? Sessoms were:

54. Harriet Amanda5 Byrd (Henry4, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Harriet was born in 1839 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. 1838? She married Samuel Jenkins Taylor. Harriet died on 9 Nov 1891 at Robeson County, NC. Her body was interred.
Samuel Jenkins Taylor. Samuel was born on 18 Mar 1823 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC. Samuel died on 22 Aug 1909 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, at age 86.
Children of Harriet Amanda5 Byrd and Samuel Jenkins Taylor were:

66. Sarah Ann E.5 Mercer (Mary4 Byrd, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Sarah was born on 30 May 1844 at Robeson County, NC. She married Simon Allen on 28 Mar 1866 at Robeson County, NC. Sarah died on 24 Nov 1912 at age 68. Her body was interred in 1912 at Robeson County, NC. Jackson Swamp Baptist Church Cemetery.
Simon Allen. Simon was born on 26 Feb 1836 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC. Simon died on 12 Sep 1909 at Robeson County, NC, at age 73. His body was interred at Robeson County, NC. Jackson Swamp Baptist Church Cemetery. Name Source: Sherri Prevatte, Indiv.# 110502.
Simon served in the CSA Army.
Children of Sarah Ann E.5 Mercer and Simon Allen were as follows:

68. James K. Pope5 Mercer (Mary4 Byrd, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1). James was born in 1849. He married Caroline Singletary circa 1869. James died in 1924. His body was interred.
Farmer and Merchant.
Caroline Singletary. Caroline died.
Children of James K. Pope5 Mercer and Caroline Singletary were as follows:

87. Lucy Ann Caledonia5 Smith (Martha4 Byrd, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Lucy was born on 12 Jul 1859. She married William Hardy Humphrey 'Willie' circa 1885. Lucy died on 19 Dec 1929 at age 70. Her body was interred in Dec 1929 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. Meadowbrook Cemetery.
William Hardy Humphrey 'Willie.' William was born on 30 Apr 1858. William died on 22 Nov 1940 at age 82. His body was interred in Nov 1940 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. Meadowbrook Cemetery. Occupation: Teacher and farmer.

7 APR., 1879.
Letter from Willie H. Humphrey to J. W. Humphrey [Indv. Record #1342] The letter reads as follows:

April 7th A.D. 1879
     
Mr. J. W. Humphrey, Dear Brother:
     
Your welcome favor of 4 Ult. came to hand in due time and was anxiously read -- you cannot imagine the pleasure it affords us to receive intelligence from you, and especially after a long silence -- and besides you have happened to so many misfortunes since you left us -- we shall be anxious about you until we hear from you again because of so many sick out there.

Suppose you are assessing now, well, I should think that a very pleasant, responsible occupation. I might have written sooner but mt leisure hours are filled with patching gear, fixing tools, picking or culling corn, reading, etc...being that I am a jack at all trades. How are your friends? we have been having some very cold weather. I think fruit is destroyed. Polly Ann Glover married Arch Baxley, he (Watts) is well respected in his neighborhood -- Mercer neighborhood. Uncle Daniel [Harrell] [Indv Record #1371] and Aunt are living at his place -- her place was only hers during her life or widowhood -- it has been sold. Dr. Rozier bought. I think he paid $1.77 per acre.

Do not be troubled about what you owe me own your taxes -- my average expenses during the year, for my own person do not exceed $10. I have this though bought a watch which costs me $15.25 and a bridle and saddle $65.00 making a total of $80.25 -- and now I only owe $3.65 and no hurry about that. There is no danger of Father's neglecting your taxes but if he should I will promise you that I will try to see that it runs to no cost. Twenty three more days and I shall be subject to taxation. James [Indv. Record #1345] is having timber hewed to build -- though I do not know how soon his notion will change and he will be in for something else. We are not done planting corn but expect to finish this week -- are not going to plant much cotton this year -- depend chiefly on corn, potatoes, wheat, rice, and oats.

The Sinhharv case of which I suppose you read in the Robesonian, was postponed till next court. Our last Legislature did a great deal of very good legislation but fully as much of useless stuff as might have been expected of a body so badly mixed.

It is a very sad subject on which to meditate seriously, that you are so far away from any of us and sickness prevailing, probably if you were to be confined we would never hear from you, or if at all, not in a month -- now I know how it is with any person away off from their people, many a time they would defer writing, when this is the time most of all that they want to hear often.

This section has been for the past twelve months more unhealthful than for many years. Father has paid more Dr.'s bills than for several years and yet there has not been a doctor in the house -- do not suppose the bill was more than $5.00. Mother seems to be somewhat rheumatic, still the rest are in common health.

We had a campaign about two months ago caused by the death of the Clerk of Superior Court (H. B. Regan) it being the duty of the judge to appoint, there were strong petitions sent up by 6 or 7 men if no more and it is even said that one or two men were applying before the vacancy occurred while Mr. Regan was on his death bed -- and now they say the appointment is not legal. Dr. William A. Dick of Lumberton died about two weeks ago.

Dr. Williams has gone into mercantile and turpentine business again, well it does seem that Dr. wants to get along -- but is poor manager. Least I weary you I will close. They are hurrying me to go to bed and it is past time. Write soon to your affectionate brother.

W. H. Humphrey
     
25 JAN., 1889. Letter from Willie H. Humphrey to J. W. Humphrey. [Indv. Record #1342] The letter reads as follows:
     
Lumberton, NC Jan. 25, 1889
     
Dear Bro.,
     
Yours of 7th Inst. to hand sometime ago and merited an answer ere this, and but for such want of time I should have written before. I am teaching at a distance of four miles from home and have enrolled 35 students which keeps one pretty busy at school, then I have been doing a good deal of Magisterial work recently, besides trying to over look my domestic affairs and giving all the aid I could, when necessary to mother and the girls. We have not got mother off to the Asylum yet, as we hoped that she would recover her reason after a little time and as it required some time to go through the routine of getting admittance.
     
I think we will get her off about the middle of next week -- I suppose we will have to pay for transportation and furnish clothing, etc. but I think her board and treatment will be met by public expense. We will not call on you for any help yet as we think we can bear it a little while and we hope she will be returning to us soon fully recovered. I have never done much on what you required of me ("i.e. to use one half of the balance on note to make Father's and Mother's burden lighter, etc.") because I have had nothing to spare and for the reason that Father told me not to, till we would see if they would need it more when older and more feeble. He said that it was certainly very kind of you but that he preferred that I would not let Mother or the rest of the family know about it; I have let them know now thinking it best. I am thinking now of trying to borrow the money now on my credit and apply it in defraying her "out-lay" expenses while the rest of us give her the personal attention otherwise. Would that be consistent with your desires? She says she wants to go to the asylum but we cannot tell whether there is any sincerity in the assertion or not, but apprehend that when the time comes she will have to be carried by force -- one of us boys will accompany her -- her general health is very good now it seems -- better than before she lost her reason. I think there is not so much violence about her as there was before. I will try to keep you posted about her. So much for Mother. ____Well, Brother, I am sorry that you have not kept up your Church relations -- you are very dear to us all. We are all members of the Methodist Church and so far as I can judge are living consistent with such obligation or as near so as depraved human beings generally do. As for the christian evidences of the rest I am not able to say -- can say for myself that mine are not as bright as I would like nor as I used to think a person must be to be a Christian but i have some evidences and I feel an ardent desire for the success of the church of all religious denominations and for the salvation of my own soul and those of others especially those who are near and dear by the ties of nature. I do not think that Father had the least idea but you were working member of the Presbyterian church. As you know it was his custom to hold family worship morning and evening and although very devout did not often deviate from his regular form of phraseology. When you wrote him that you had joined the Presbyterian church you also wrote him to "Remember you at th Throne" and I don't remember ever hearing him pray in the family after that when he didn't say and "Grant with us to remember or bless the absent one or ones of this family, etc." I do not think that he or any of the rest ever looked upon you as "Prodigal" as you say, -- All are and were always glad to hear from you and always manifest a deep interest in you. When we, any of us, receive the Rains County Record the first thing is to search eagerly to find if there is anything about you. If we fail to find anything about you the paper is often laid down and not read as there is nothing incentive to us in it. I mention these things simply to show you that there is ever an abiding interest in you at home. Of course we would like to have you here with us and believe that with your energy, economy and zeal that it might be as well for you here. I have tried to pray for you every day, often many times a day since you wrote and by the Grace of God will continue so to do. It is not necessary for me to cite you to any of the precious passages of Scripture for out encouragement as you are doubtless more conversant with the Bible than I, but I will say there is great consolation and comfort for me in the Truth that while I am a great sinner, Christ is a greater saviour and that my sins though great, cannot surpass the Power and Glory of His Grace. \par \tab I am glad to know that you again have the honor of representing your District in the Legislature. Would say that against my earnest protest my name was used in our last convention for representative. I don't know as I would have objected though if I had not thought my chance for nomination for Reg. of Deeds, good; and I was next to the foremost candidate and even beat him one ballot or received a plurality of ballots cast.
     
Later, Feb. 4th, 1889
     
I got broken off from finishing my letter to you and so I concluded to wait till Brothers J. S. [James Simpson Humphrey] [Indv. Record #1345] and F. P. [Franklin Pierce Humphrey] [Indv. Record #1401] would return from the Asylum, where they went to carry Mother -- they have returned and the news is very satisfactory. I borrowed the amount necessary to carry her ($16.75) from Uncle Hugh [Hugh W. Harrell] [Indv. Record #1375] -- we had the presence of Uncle Joe [Joseph F. Harrell] [Indv. Record #1374] in getting her off. I think Mother will be back before many months all right or at least I have a strong hope to this effect. The girls Mary [Indv. Record #1338] and Catherine Ann [Indv. Record #1402] will remain at the old homestead -- have hired a boy to farm for them.
     
I intended to say in regard to Father that his life seemed to grow more sweet as long as he lived, but still he never did intimate that he wanted any of us to stay on there; neither did he ever say that he wished to be done with his effects, although I believe he thought his race was nearly run.
     
We buried him plainly and decently on the old place not more than 70 yards up the hill from the West end of a little ditch that you had cut down beside the drop.
     
Would like to write a great deal more but time is short.
     
Write soon to your affectionate brother.
     
Willie H. Humphrey
     
From a newspaper clipping. c1900.
     
Hon. W. H. Humphrey
     
In the front rank of those who redeemed Robeson from the hands of the fusionist in November last, stands Willie H. Humphrey, the efficient Clerk of the Court.
     
His 667 majority was a marvelous victory, when we consider that the fusion majority in 1896 was 1500 and that his opponent was one of Butler's chief lieutenants and one of the shrewdest of politicians.
     
His father, Alex Humphrey, was one of the commissioners who "held Robeson and saved the state" in the dark days of the seventies.
     
He is a successful farmer and has been for many years one of the leading teachers in the common schools of the county. we are pleased to present to our readers the picture of a man who is one of Robeson's best and truest citizens, but a representative of the highest type of Christian manhood.
     
He is 41 years old, of Democratic ancestry, and has never ceased to champion the principles of democracy.

lived in Lumberton, NC in 1938. His common name was Willie.
Children of Lucy Ann Caledonia5 Smith and William Hardy Humphrey 'Willie' were as follows:

89. Martha Virginia5 Smith (Martha4 Byrd, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Martha was born on 10 Feb 1861. She married John Hector Powers on 5 Oct 1882. Martha died on 8 Mar 1892 at Robeson County, NC, at age 31. Her body was interred in 1892 at Robeson County, NC. Near Lumberton. Smith Cemetery.
John Hector Powers. John was born on 5 Aug 1861. He married Sally? Sallie Elizabeth Townsend on 25 Dec 1892 at Robeson County, NC. He married Ida Rivers Holland on 25 Dec 1929. John died on 2 Jan 1945 at Robeson County, NC, at age 83. His body was interred in 1945 at Powers Family Cemetery at Barker Ten Mile Community, Robeson County, NC. He resided at Barker-Ten Mile Community, Robeson County, NC.
Children of Martha Virginia5 Smith and John Hector Powers were as follows:

93. Sarah Margaret5 Byrd 'Maggi' (Charles4, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Sarah was born on 24 Sep 1867 at Bladen County, NC. She married William Francis DeVane on 3 Sep 1884. Sarah died on 3 Jan 1920 at Robeson County, NC, at age 52. Her body was interred in 1920 at Bladen County, NC. Purdie Methodist Church Cemetery (Purdie Methodist Church Cemetery.).
Her common name was Maggi.
William Francis DeVane. William was born 10 Sep., 1861 at Bladen County, NC. William died 30 May, 1949 at Bladen County, NC. 1947? His body was interred.
Children of Sarah Margaret5 Byrd 'Maggi' and William Francis DeVane were:

95. Fannie Fanny?5 Byrd (Charles4, Martha3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Fannie was born on 5 Oct 1873 at NC. She married David Thomas Tucker? Rozier circa 1894. Fannie died. Her body was interred.
David Thomas Tucker? Rozier. David was born on 18 Apr 1859 at NC. David died on 3 Sep 1937 at age 78. His body was interred.
Children of Fannie Fanny?5 Byrd and David Thomas Tucker? Rozier were as follows:

97. Sarah Caroline5 Parker (Simon4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Sarah was born 6 Apr., 1858. She married Jesse Walling 30 Oct., 1881 at Houston County, TX. at Woodland Hall in Sarah C. Parker's house. Sarah died in 1933. Her body was interred.
Due to the early deaths of her parents she lived with her grand-mother Sarah Parker.
Jesse Walling. Jesse was born in 1861. Jesse died in 1928.
Children of Sarah Caroline5 Parker and Jesse Walling were as follows:

100. Thomas Madison5 Parker (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Thomas was born on 15 Mar 1869 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Date from gravestone. He married Mary ?? circa 1890. Thomas died on 30 Sep 1938 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 69. Date from gravestone. His body was interred at Parker Cemetery at Oak Grove Comm., Houston County, TX. gravestone says "Life is eternal; Why should we weep?".
Name reference - gravestone has "T. M. Parker"
He was a wood cutter.
Mary ?? Mary died.
Children of Thomas Madison5 Parker and Mary ?? were:

101. Charlie Wesley5 Parker (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Charlie was born on 20 May 1870 at Houston County, TX. Woodland Hall. He married Laney A. Baggett circa 1921. Charlie died on 16 Oct 1953 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 83. 1946? His body was interred at TX. Parker Cemetery.
Laney A. Baggett. Laney was born on 18 Mar 1897 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Laney died on 15 Mar 1946 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 48. Her body was interred at TX. Parker Cemetery.
Children of Charlie Wesley5 Parker and Laney A. Baggett were as follows:

103. Sylnet Tybilla5 Parker 'Nettie' (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Sylnet was born on 3 Dec 1872 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. She married Alexander B. Musick on 29 Dec 1892. 6 Jan 1893? Sylnet died in 1941 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX.
Alexander B. Musick. Alexander was born in 1871. Alexander died.
Children of Sylnet Tybilla5 Parker 'Nettie' and Alexander B. Musick were as follows:

104. Julia Ann5 Parker (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Julia was born on 2 Jul 1877 at Houston County, TX. She married James Oscar Brown 'Oscar' on 23 Aug 1896 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Julia died on 2 Jan 1906 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 28.
C. S. A. Widow Pension #45148 Houston County, TX.
James Oscar Brown 'Oscar.' James was born on 2 Nov 1873 at GA. He married Minnie Lou Clewis circa 1914 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. James died on 10 Jun 1954 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 80.
Children of Julia Ann5 Parker and James Oscar Brown 'Oscar' were as follows:

108. Coilla Coila?5 Parker (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Coilla was born in Jun 1884 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. She married Jim White in 1904. Coilla died on 28 Feb 1954 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 69.
Jim White. Jim was born in 1883. Jim died.
Children of Coilla Coila?5 Parker and Jim White were as follows:

109. Jemima P.5 Parker (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Jemima was born on 31 Aug 1885 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. 30 Aug 1885? She married Joseph Alonzo Beauchamp , Sr. 'Alonzo' 'Lon?' in 1905. Jemima died on 1 Jan 1961 at Weatherford, Parker County, TX, at age 75. 1967? Her body was interred.
Joseph Alonzo Beauchamp , Sr. 'Alonzo' 'Lon?' Joseph was born on 31 Dec 1885 at Grimes County, TX. Joseph died on 30 Nov 1950 at City County Hospital, Tarrant County, TX, at age 64.
Children of Jemima P.5 Parker and Joseph Alonzo Beauchamp , Sr. 'Alonzo' 'Lon?' were as follows:

110. Delores Anita Ann?5 Parker (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Delores was born on 1 Jan 1888 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. She married Napolean Bonaparte Brown 'Bud' in 1903 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Delores died on 6 Apr 1961 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 73.
Napolean Bonaparte Brown 'Bud.' Napolean was born on 27 Feb 1883 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Napolean died on 2 Nov 1938 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 55.
Children of Delores Anita Ann?5 Parker and Napolean Bonaparte Brown 'Bud' were as follows:

111. Archie Eustace5 Parker (Francis4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Archie was born on 5 Mar 1892 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. He married Ira Lee Collins in 1917. Archie died on 20 Jun 1948 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 56. His body was interred in 1948 at Houston County, TX. Parker cemetery.
He resided 1948 from 1892 at Lovelady, Houston County, TX.
Ira Lee Collins. Ira was born on 29 Jun 1897 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Ira died on 29 Mar 1983 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, at age 85.
Children of Archie Eustace5 Parker and Ira Lee Collins were:

113. Sarah Sally? Catherine5 Chason or Chasen (Emma4 Parker, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Sarah was born on 10 Jan 1870 at Anderson County, TX. She married Willie Bryan Dubose. Sarah died on 5 Jan 1956 at Houston, Harris County, TX, at age 85.
Willie Bryan Dubose. Willie was born on 21 Jul 1867 at Choctaw County, AL. Willie died on 6 Jan 1933 at Lamesa, Dawson County, TX, at age 65.
Children of Sarah Sally? Catherine5 Chason or Chasen and Willie Bryan Dubose were:

118. Letha Ann5 Parker (John4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Letha was born on 1 Oct 1873 at Houston County, TX. 10 Jan 1873? She married James Mulkey Owens , Sr. on 17 May 1891 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Letha died on 1 Jan 1947 at Richardson, Houston County, TX, at age 73. Nov 1947?
James Mulkey Owens , Sr. James was born on 20 Feb 1863 at Cartersville, Bartow County, GA. James died on 16 Apr 1934 at Richardson, Houston County, TX, at age 71.
Children of Letha Ann5 Parker and James Mulkey Owens , Sr. all born at Grapeland, Houston County, TX, were as follows:

119. Robert Alonzo5 Parker , Sr. 'Bob' (John4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Robert was born on 7 May 1875 at Houston County, TX. Date from gravestone. He married Addie Jo Joe? Keen circa 1896. Robert died on 8 Aug 1943 at age 68. Date from gravestone. His body was interred at Parker Cemetery at Oak Grove Comm., Houston County, TX.
Name reference - gravestone has "R. A. Parker husband & father"

He farmed land in the community of New Prospect, Houston County, TX. He was Methodist.
Addie Jo Joe? Keen. Addie was born 16 Oct., 1880. Date from gravestone. Addie died 3 Mar., 1934. Date from gravestone. Her body was interred at Parker Cemetery at Oak Grove Comm., Houston County, TX. Name reference - gravestone has "Addie J. Parker wife & mother". She was Methodist.
Children of Robert Alonzo5 Parker , Sr. 'Bob' and Addie Jo Joe? Keen were as follows:

123. Edward Cleveland5 Parker (John4, Ralph3, Francis2, John1). Edward was born on 30 Dec 1885 at Grapeland, Houston County, TX. Date from gravestone. He married ? ? circa 1909. He married Nan Hicks. no children. Edward died on 15 Jun 1940 at age 54. Date from gravestone. His body was interred at Parker Cemetery at Oak Grove Comm., Houston County, TX.
Name reference - gravestone has "Edward C. Parker".
? ? ? died.
Children of Edward Cleveland5 Parker and ? ? were:
Nan Hicks. Nan was born in 1890. Nan died in 1975.
There were no children of Edward Cleveland5 Parker and Nan Hicks.

132. Sary? Sarah Ann5 Hilburn (Henry4, Ammila3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Sary? was born on 5 May 1852 at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC. She married James L. White on 2 Sep 1875 at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC. Sary? died on 8 Mar 1924 at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC, at age 71. Her body was interred in Mar 1924 at White Family Cemetery at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC.
James L. White. James was born on 24 Oct 1848 at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC. James died on 29 Jul 1903 at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC, at age 54. His body was interred in 1903 at White Family Cemetery at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC.
Children of Sary? Sarah Ann5 Hilburn and James L. White all born at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC, were as follows:

137. Issac Franklin5 Hilburn (Henry4, Ammila3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Issac was born on 28 May 1863 at Bladen County, NC. He married Hattie Lee Singletary on 12 Apr 1888. He married Sallie Wilson on 26 Dec 1917. Issac died on 16 Feb 1957 at Bladen County, NC, at age 93. His body was interred in 1957.
Hattie Lee Singletary. Hattie was born on 16 Nov 1868. Hattie died on 15 Mar 1915 at age 46. Her body was interred.
Children of Issac Franklin5 Hilburn and Hattie Lee Singletary were:
Sallie Wilson. Sallie was born on 21 Sep 1877. Sallie died on 15 May 1944 at Bladen County, NC, at age 66.
There were no children of Issac Franklin5 Hilburn and Sallie Wilson.

141. William Henry Franklin5 Guyton 'Frank' (Rachel4 Hilburn, Ammila3 Parker, Francis2, John1). William was born on 15 Aug 1857 at Bladen County, NC. He married Alice Evaline Davis circa 1878. He married Galvadora Evers 'Dora' circa 1885. He married Maggie Mills 'Mag.' He married Gladys White circa 1934. William died on 12 Jan 1944 at age 86. His body was interred at Bladen County, NC. Old Guyton Graveyard, between Dublin and Bladenboro in the Oak Grove community.
He resided in 1930 at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC.
Alice Evaline Davis. Alice was born on 29 Jul 1857. Alice died on 3 Oct 1914 at age 57. Her body was interred at Bladen County, NC. Old Guyton Graveyard, between Dublin and Bladenboro in the Oak Grove community.
Children of William Henry Franklin5 Guyton 'Frank' and Alice Evaline Davis were:
Galvadora Evers 'Dora.' Galvadora was born on 18 Nov 1860. Galvadora died in 1912. Her body was interred at Bladen County, NC. Old Guyton Graveyard, between Dublin and Bladenboro in the Oak Grove community.
Children of William Henry Franklin5 Guyton 'Frank' and Galvadora Evers 'Dora' were as follows:
Maggie Mills 'Mag.' Maggie was born circa 1857. Maggie died. She resided in 1930 at Bladenboro, Bladen County, NC.
There were no children of William Henry Franklin5 Guyton 'Frank' and Maggie Mills 'Mag'.
Gladys White. Gladys died. She resided at Clarkton, Bladen County, NC.
There were no children of William Henry Franklin5 Guyton 'Frank' and Gladys White.


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Mary Catherine Guyton. Picture Source: Linda Fields.

142. Mary Catherine5 Guyton (Rachel4 Hilburn, Ammila3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Mary was born in May 1866. She married Leander Evers circa 1884. Mary died in 1922.
Name & Parents Sources: Linda Fields, #111510. She resided at Bladen County, NC.
Leander Evers. Leander was born in Feb 1853 at Bladen County, NC. 1858? Leander died in 1912. Name & Parents Sources: Linda Fields, #111510. He resided at Bladen County, NC.
Children of Mary Catherine5 Guyton and Leander Evers were as follows:

155. Allen5 Singletary (Frances4, Sarah3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Allen was born on 10 Nov 1851 at Rankin County, MS. 10 Nov., 1850? He married Anna Anderson. He married Annie Thornton. Allen died on 8 Apr 1920 at age 68.
Anna Anderson. Anna died.
Children of Allen5 Singletary and Anna Anderson were:
Annie Thornton. Annie was born circa 1852. Annie died.
There were no children of Allen5 Singletary and Annie Thornton.

171. Thomas Ellender5 Singletary 'Tommie' (Hiram4, Sarah3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Thomas was born at Rankin County, MS. She married Daniel Hooker Williams 'Dan' on 15 Jan 1880 at Rankin County, MS. Thomas died.
Daniel Hooker Williams 'Dan.' Daniel died.
Children of Thomas Ellender5 Singletary 'Tommie' and Daniel Hooker Williams 'Dan' were:

173. Frances Parker5 Singletary 'Park' (Hiram4, Sarah3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Frances was born on 3 Jul 1857 at Rankin County, MS. He married Quintilla Stallings on 24 Nov 1879 at Rankin County, MS. He married Emma Hatcher on 26 Oct 1897 at Ennis, Ellis County, TX. Frances died on 8 Jul 1922 at Santa Anna, Coleman County, TX, at age 65.
Quintilla Stallings. Quintilla was born on 18 Jan 1860 at Rankin County, MS. Quintilla died on 26 Aug 1896 at Ennis, Ellis County, TX, at age 36.
Children of Frances Parker5 Singletary 'Park' and Quintilla Stallings were as follows:
Emma Hatcher. Emma was born on 6 Aug 1873. Emma died on 12 Dec 1920 at Santa Anna, Coleman County, TX, at age 47. Her body was interred at Bangs, Brown county, TX. Salem cemetery.
Children of Frances Parker5 Singletary 'Park' and Emma Hatcher were as follows:

179. Lucian H.5 Singletary (Hiram4, Sarah3 Parker, Francis2, John1). Lucian was born on 15 Jun 1868 at Rankin County, MS. He married Lula Smith 'Lou' on 13 Aug 1894 at Rankin County, MS. Source: Marriage record. Lucian died on 24 Jun 1909 at Rankin County, MS, at age 41. His body was interred in 1909 at Star, Rankin County, MS. Wesleyanna Cemetery, NW of Star.
Name Source: Linda Williams, #112132.

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Lou Smith Singletary with children, left to right - Henry, Lucille (holding), and Earl. Picture source: Linda Manning Williams.

Lula Smith 'Lou.' Lula was born on 26 Sep 1872 at MS. She married Marcus Manning after 1909. She married John Flanagan. Lula died on 17 Feb 1935 at age 62. Her body was interred at Kosciusko, Attala County, MS. Coleman cemetery. Name Source: Linda Williams, #112132.
Grave has "Lou Singletary Flanagan". Her common name was 'Lou.'
Children of Lucian H.5 Singletary and Lula Smith 'Lou' were as follows:


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