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TABLE 76

DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM BATTLE II AND MARY ANN WILLIAMS

(See Table 75)

If.1. 1.1. I. WILLIAM BATTLE II-Nash Co., N. C.; b.nbont 1758; d. Nash Co., Dec. 1802, as result of innocent joke; Captain in American Re\'olution (See Chap. XII); m. Halifax Co., J 785, ~Illry Ann Willinms· (b. Halifax Co., 1768; d. Sept. li, 1815; d. of Maj. ,John Williams2 and Frances [Bustin] Sll1tter). Children:

1. Thomas Battle-b. Nash Co., N. C., Aug. 1-10, 1786; m. Apr. 17, 1808, Mary ("Polly") Bakcr (For descendants, see Table 77).

2. Lawrence Battle-b. Nnsh Co;, N. C., Mar. 20, 1788; m. 1812, ~Iartha Arring-ton (For descendnnts, see Table 81).

S. William Battle III-b. Nash Co., N. C., Apr. !H, 1790; m. Feb. 2·', 1812, Chloe Crudup Boddie (For descendants, see Table 82).

~. Larkin Battle-b. Nash Co., N. C., 1792; m. 1817, Sarllh J. Sills (For descend-ants, see Table 88).

5. Frederick Battle-b. Nash Co., N. C., 1794; m. Temperance Perry (For de-scendants, see Table 84).

6. Elizabeth Williams Battle-LaGrange, Ga.; b. Nash Co., N. C., Feb. 26, 1797; d. LaGrange, Ga., Jan. 7, 1861; m. May 7, 1818, Nathan Van Boddie (b. Wake Co., N. C., Oct. 17, 1794; d. LaGrange, Ga., Oct. JoI, 18'''7; removed 1815 to Warren Co., thence to Troup Co.; reared by his uncle, George Boddie, and wife, Lucy Williams; son of Bennett Boddie and Sarah Smith). Children:

1. Bennett Van Boddie-b. Warren Co., Ga., Feb. 26, 1819; killed in battle of Guinesville, Nov. 24, 186"; C. S. A.; m. Elizabeth White-head of Harris Co. Children:

I. Kate E. Boddie-m. 1st, Arthur Yasley; m. 2nd, Mr. Mc-Elroy.

2. Belle Boddie-Atlantu, Gil.; m. Capt. W. J., Murphy of Harris Co. Child:

I. Son. 2. Mary Ann Boddie-Mnscogce Co., Gil.; b. 1821; d. Oct. 17, 1902;

lMary Ann Williams married second, Dec. 1804, Gen. William Arrington. There were by this marriage two children, Col. Nicholas W. Arrington and Ann Arrington. The latter married Dr. Peyton Randolph Tunstall and they were the parents of Virginia Ann Carolina Tunstall (Mrs. Virginia Clay-Clopton), the most prominent woman of her time in Alabama. Her autobiography, "A 'Belle of the Fifties," gives many ref-erences to the Battle family as she was reared by her aunt, Mary Ann Williams Bat-tle, who married Gov. Henry W. Collier of Alabama. 2John Williams served as Commissary in Revolutionary Army with rank of major. He was member of convention to appoint delegates to the Colonial Congress, April 1774. In April 1776, he was one of twelve men selected for the protection of the county. He was the son of Jacob Williams (b. Isle of Wight Co., Va., 1711) who mar-ried 1736, Martha Drake, daughter of Richard Drake of Isle of Wight Co., and Pene-lope Bridges. The will of John Williams, dated Sept. 11, 1794, was probated Feb. 1795 in Halifax Co., N. C.

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m. LuGrange, Sept. 18,15, Col. Joseph A. L. Lcc (b. Leesville, S. C.; d. Columbus, Ga., June 6, 187·10). Childrcn:

1. Oscar Lec-b. Aug. 4, 1846; m. Mary Virginia Jcnkins. 2. Florence Lce-b. Feb. 8, 1848; m. William Milton Haw-

kins. 8. Isabella Lee-b. Oct. 1850; m. Vivian Rutherford. 4. Mary Ann Lee-b. Dec. 1852; m. William Scott Couch. 5. Elizabcth Eleanor Lee-b. 1854; d. infant. 6. Edgar I.ec-b. Scpt. 1856; d. Jan. 6, 1909. 7. Josephinc Lce-b. Nov. 1859; m. J. }\Ionroe Barker. 8. Annic I.nura Lce-b. }\Iny 1861; m. J. McKcnncy Barker.

8. Isabclla Boddie-b. 1828; d. Dec. 20, 1859; m. 1846, Capt. W. C. Bray of Talbot Co., Ga. (d .• June 28, 1880; rcmoved to White Sul-phur Springs). Childrcn:

1. Richard Van Bray-S. C.; m. Annie E. Seay. Sc\'eral chil-dren.

2. Julia Bray-Meriwether Co., Ga.; m. W. J. Dunlap. Sev-eral children.

8. Nathan Van Brny. 4. Mary Battle Bray-White Sulphur Springs, Ga.; m. Shcp-

herd Hcard. Several children. 5. William W. Bray-m. Delilah Carr, granddaughter of Gen.

McIntosh of the Creek Indian Nation. 6. Isabella Boddie Bray.

4. Louisiana Crudup Boddie-m. Dcc. 5, 1850, Nicholas Williams Bod-die (b. Nash Co., N. C., Aug. 25, 1825; d. Nash Co., June 22, ] 894; State Senator; s. of George Boddie and Lucy Williams). Children:

1. Lucy Williams Boddie-Nash Co., N. C. 2. Nicholas Williams Boddie II. 8. George Van Boddie. 4. John Williams Boddie. 5. Anna Crudup Boddie-b. Nash Co., N. C., Apr. 8, 1868;

m. Bennett Bunn, who m. lst, Harriett \Vestray Battle, d. of Turner Westray Battle and Lavinia Bassett Daniel (Sec Table 64). Children:

1. Nicholas Boddie Bunn (name changed to Nicholas Bunn Boddie)-Nashville, N. C.; b. Nash Co., July 81, 1889.

2. Petcr Hines Bunn-b. Nash Co., N. C., Dec. 1890; d. there Dee. 27, 1892.

8. Peter Hines Bunn-Nashville, N. C.; b. Nash Co., Apr. 19, 1898.

4. Lucy Bennett Bunn-Nashville, N. C.; b. Nash Co., 1\Iar. ] 7, ] 895; unmarried.

6. Thomas A1fred Boddie-left at age of 17 ycars for Pough-keepsie, N. Y., to enter sellool, and lIas never been heard from since.

7. Louisa Crudup Boddie. 5. George Van Boddie-b. ]826; m. Ann Scott. No children.

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6. Elizabeth Battle Boddie-Suwanee, Fla.; b. July H, 1880; d. Su-wanee, June H, 1869; m. Alexander Watson Battle, s. of Lawrence Battle and Murtha Arrington (For descendants, see Table 81).

7. Thomas Alfred Boddie-LaGrange, Ga.; farmer; b. 1888; d. Feb. 189· .. ; m. Abey W. Smith. Children:

1. Newton Boddie-Stimson, Ga.; physician; m. 1901, Mattie G. Tilman of ·While Sulphur Springs.

2. Isabelle Boddie (twin of above). S. George Boddie-m. Mattie Beall. Several children.

8. William Boddie-d. young. 9. Louisa Boddie-d. young.

10. Chloe Crudup Boddie-d. Apr. 16, 1901; unmarried. 11. Daughter-d. young. 12. Elmira Vandalia Boddie-LaGrange, Ga.; unmarried.

7. Martha Wil)iams Baltle-Columbus, Miss.; b. Nash Co., N. C., Jan. 17, 1799; d. Columbus, Miss., Aug. 1876; removed soon after marriage to Fayette Co., Ala., thence to Columbus, Miss.; m. 1st, Elias Bolivar Forl; m. 2nd, Col. Elisha Hunter Sharp. Children of lst marriage of Martha Williams Battle:

1. Mary Ann Fort-d. Columbus, Miss.; m. William Mayo of Va. Child: 1. William Mayo II-killed in C. S. A.

2. Martha Williams Fort-d. Nashville, Tenn., 1870; m. William Bilbo. Children:

1. Son-d. young. 2. Willie Bilbo-Nashville, Tenn. 8. Eugenia Bilbo-b. Nashville, Tenn.; m. G. W. Rednay. 4. Helen Bilbo-b. Nashville, Tenn.; unmarried.

S. Elias Bolivar Fort II-b. Columbus, Miss.; d. 189"; unmarried. 4. Olivia Fort-d. Columbus, Miss., 1879; m. Beverly Matthews (la,v-

yer). Childr.en: 1. 1\[ary Matthews-Columbus, Miss.; m. Frank Leigh. Sev-

eral children. 2. Kitty Matthews-d. young. s. Beverly l\Iattllews II-Columbus, Miss. 4. Elias B. Matthews-d. young. 5. Lillie Matthews-Helena, Mont.; married.

5. Josephine Fort-d. 1872; m. Wesley Eldridge. Children: I. Edward Eldridge. 2. John Eldridge. s. William Eldridge.

Children of 2nd marriage of Martha Williams Battle (She and Col. Sharp were dh'orced and the Sharp children took the name of Fort):

6. William Battle Sharp Fort-Fairy, Tex.; lawyer, farmer, and ranch-er; b. Columbus, Miss., Oct. 8, 1888; d. Fairy, Tex., 1\[ar. 18, 1910; Capt. Co. H, 14th Miss. Regt., C. S. A.; removed 1880 to Tex.; m. Jan. 2, 1865, Sally Bouldin Collier, d. of Gm'. Henry Watkins Col-lier and Mllry Ann Williams Battle (For descendants, see Table 85).

7. Ann Eliza Sharp Fort-Washington, D. C.; b. Columbus, Miss., Nov. 6, lS"8; d. Washington, D. C., June 19, 1918; Methodist; m. Colqm-

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bus, Miss., Dcc. I, 1868, Col. William H. McCardle (d. Jackson, May 1, 1893; conncctcd with prcss of Miss. since 1885; co-author, History of Mississippi). Childrcn:

1. Battlc McCardle-Kansas City; Mo.; lawyer; b. Vicksburg, Miss., Oct. 28, 1878.

2. Annie Fort McCardle-Washington, D. C.; b. Vicksburg, Miss., Nov. 26, 1876; Ullma'rried.

8. Mary Willinllls McCardle-Washington, D. C.; b. Vicksburg, ~liss., Feb. 23, 1878; m. Jesse Warren Lown.

8. Alfred ButtIL'-Tuscnloosa, Ala.; merchant and planter (For picture of home sec illustrations prcceding this Table); b. Nashville, N. C., Jan. 6, 1801; d. on plantation ut Curthage, Ala., Jan •. J., 1877; ]8]6, attended Univ. N. C.; re-moved Jlln. JO, 1822 to Warren Co., Ga., thence ]828 to Tuscaloosa, Ala.; first Pres. A. G. S. !ty.; owned 900 slavcs; Methodist; 01. Mar. 4, 1824, Millicent Bradley Beulle (d. Tuscnloosn, Ala., Junc 23, 1872). Child:

1. Willillm Augustus Battle-Huntsville, Ala.; lawyer and planter (For Iikencss sce illustrations preceding this Table); b. Tuscaloosa, Jan. 26, 1825; d. Huntsvillc; Dec. 15, 1909; grad. 1844, Univ. Ala.; A. M. 18'Jo8, Unh'. Va.; Phi Beta Kappa; private Tarrant's Battery, C. S. A.; Judge Advocate Forrcst's Brigade, 1864; contributor to nu-merous maguzincs Ilnd publications; Methodist; m. Huntsville, Ala., Dec. 18'J.7, Susunna Clay Withers (d. Tuscaloosa, .July 4, 1884). Children:

I. Alfred Bcalle Battle-Sumter Co., Ala.; b. Tuscaloosa, Jan. 81, 1851; d. Sumter Co., Mllr. 18, 1890; ed. Univ. Aln.; Episcopuliun; m. l'uscaloosa, Oct. 8, 1878, Jennie Bcalle (b. Sumter Co., .Iuly 17, 1855; ed. Ala. Central Female Col-lege, 'ruscaloosa; d. of John Richard Bealle, Capt. C. S. A., and Virginia Carolyn King). Children:

I. Alfred Augustus Battle-b. Sumter Co., Ala., Aug. 17, 1874; d. there July 22, ]876.

2. John Bealle Battle-Mobile, Ala.; government engineer; b. Sumter Co., Aug. 12, 1875; d. Mo-bile, Nov. 6, 1921; ed. Verner Mil. Inst., Tusca-loosa; Spanish American War; asst. engineer, Riv-ers and Fortifications, Mobile; member Am. Soc. Civil Engrs.; Catholic; m. West Blocton, Dec. 17, 1903, Rosa Hannon (b. Gainesville, Aug. 1, 1875; d. of Thomas Hannon and Ann Murphy). Chil-dren:

1. Katherine Frances Battle-Mobile, Ala.; b. Tuscaloosa, Jan. 24, 1909; ed. Con-,'ent of Mercy, Mobile; Catholic; unmar-ried.

2. Rosemary Elizabeth Battle-b. Tuscaloo-sa, Ala., July 8, 1910; ed. Com'ent of Mercy, 1\1 obile; Catholic.

S. Ann Elizabeth Battle-b. Tuscaloosa,

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Ala., Aug. 22, 1912; ed. Convcnt of :Mer-cy, Mobile; Catholic.

8. Lily Clay Battle-Wilson's Mills, N. C.; b. 'rus-caloosa, Ala., May 8, 1879; Christian; m. Tusca-loosa, June 24, 1898, John Wi~on Tomlinson (b. Wilson's Mills, N. C., June 20, 1873; s. of Charles Ruffin 'romlinson and Susun Dorothy Wilson). Children:

]. John Battle Tomlinson-b. Wilson's Mills, N. C., May 8, 1900.

2. ;Jennie Bcalle Tomlinson-Wilson, N. C.; h. Wilson's Mills, June 25, 1902; m. June 21, 1925, Jamcs Arthur Haynes.

s. Susan Dorothy Tomlinson-Dunn, N. C.; ,b. Wilson's Mills, Apr. ]9, ]90,1

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yer (Scc likeness on page preceding this Table); b. Littlc Rock, Ark., Feb. 20, 189·1-; cd. Tcmple Univ., Philadelphia, Pa.; Episcopalian; unmar-ried.

S. Milliccnt Bealle nattIe-b. Tuscaloosa, Ala., May 26, 1854; d. Tuscaloosa, July 80, 18M; Episcopalian; unmarricd.

4. Katie Withers Battle-b. Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 1868; d. Tuscnloosa, July 28, I 88'J.; Episcopalian; unmarried.

5. Susanna Clay nattie-Dubuque, Iowa; b. Tuscaloosa, Ala., Dec. ]872; Episcopalian; 01. 1st, Nashville, Tenn., June 27, 1906, \ViIliam I.ewis Cluy (b. Huntsville, AI"., Sept. 80, 1852; d. Birmingham, Scpt. 5, 1911; Sec. State Senate 20 yrs.; luwyer: s. of J. Withers Clay and Mary Lewis; grand-son of Gov. C. C. Clay of Ala.); 01. 2nd, Mr. Gibbs. Child of ] st marriage of Susanna Cluy Battlc:

1. William Lewis Clny II-b. HuntsviJIe, Ala., Apr. 17, 1909.

9. lIary Ann Williams Battle-b. near NashvilJe, N. C., Mar. 10, ]808; m. Henry Watkins Collier (For desecndants, sce Table 85).

TABLE 77

DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS BATTLE AND MARY ("POLLY") BAKER

(See Table 76)

M. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. THOMAS BATTLE-Monroe Co., Ga.; ~Iethodist minister and planter (For likeness sec illustrations preceding Table 79); b. Nash Co., N. C., Aug. J.t., 1786; d. Monroe Co., Ga., ~Iuy 16, 1888; remo\'cd 1803 from N: C. to Warren Co., Ga., thence 1828 to .1 efferson Co., AIIl., thence 1825 to Forsyth, Ga., thence 1880 to Monroe Co., Ilt which time he built the home in which he was living at the time of his death; served as Sheriff of Wllrren Co.; State Senator from .Monroe Co.; 1833, licensed as Methodist ~Iinister, though he had been preaching since 1820; oldest preaelter in U. S. at time of his death; m. Warren Co., Apr. 17, 1808, Mary ("Polly") Baker (b. JUlie 12, 1792; d. Monroe Co., Apr. 26, 18M; d. of John Bakerl of Warren Co. and Patty Harris). Children:

1. Cah'in Wmiam Battk'-RusseIMlle, Ga.; farmer; b. July 22, 1812; d. Mar. 11, 1877; mcmber Legislature many years; Methodist; m. lst, Sept. 14, 1884, Sarah Ann Raines (b. July 17, 1819; d. July], 18·H.); m. 2nd, Harriet Green Redding. Children of 1st marriage of Calvin William Battle:

1. Thomas Battle-b. 1886; d. 1844. 2. William Calvin Battle-Culloden, Ga.; farmer; b. Jan. 16, ]838; d.

Mar. 8, 1892; Methodist: m. Sept. 4, 1856, Rebecca Frances Wood-ward (b. Mar. 28, ]838; d. Nov. 5, 1908; d. of Orren Samuel Wood-ward). Cltildren:

1. Sarah Ann Battle-Cullodcn, Ga.; b. Oct. 13, 1857; d. May 7, 1904; m. Dee. 6, 1877, Jolm Henry Castlen. Children:

1. Orren Samuel Castlen-Pueblo, Colo.; b. Ga., Sept. 22, 1878.

2. William Castlen-b. June 20, 1880; d. Sept. 7, 1881.

S. Rebecca Eugenia Castlen-Cu))oden, Ga.; b. Aug. 22, 1888; m. Oct. 10, 1900, George Davidson Al-len.

4. Mary Ann Castlen-b. Aug. 28, 1885. a. Sallie Battle Castlen-b. May 25, 1888. 6. Viola .John Castlen-b. May 9, 1890; d. Oct. 29,

1901. 2. Cah-in William Battle-Alexander City, Ala.; merchant:

h. Aug. ]9, 1861: Methodist: m. 1st, Dec. 80, 1880, Laura Druseilln Thompson (b. No\'. 20,1862: d. Feb. 28, 189'''); m. 2nd, Dee. 22, 1912, 1tlrs. Luln Belle (Towns) Maddux. Children of 1st marriage of Calvin Willinm Battle:

lJohn Baker-b. Jan. 20, 1740: d. Feb. 5, 1816; Methodist minister; m. Apr. 16, 1770, Patty Harris (b. Mar. 22, 1749; d. Dec. 21, 1823).

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1. Charles Alexander Battle-Shreveport, Ln.; 1\Ieth-odist minister; b. Apr. 8, 1882; n. A. Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville, Tenn.; m. Sept. 2, 1909, Annie Lnura Schuessler.

2. William Raines Battle-b. May 10, 18840; m. Dec. 26, 1907, Le Merle Allen.

S. Calvin Woodward Battle-b. Mar. 29, 1887 j m. Nov .• J" 19140, Anna Booth.

'1. Buford Dean Battle-b. June 14, 1889. 5. Lnurie Hunter Battle-b. Jan. 18, 1898.

Child of 2nd marriage of Calvin William Battle: 6. Son-b. Mar. 81, 19]5; d. infant.

S. Nicholas Battle-b. 18·J,0; d. 1840·J,. 40. Sarah Battle-b. 18 .... 2; d. 1844.

Child of 2nd marriage of Calvin William Battle: 5. Sarah Ann Battle-Macon, Gn.; h. Monroe Co., Apr. 2, 1847; ed.

Wesleyan Fcmllic College, 1\Iaeon; m. 1\Ionroe Co., Apr. 2, 1868, Rob-ert Henry Bailey, s. of Dr. Charles Bailey. Children:

1. Eliza Virginia Bailey-Sanders\'ille, Ga.; h. Monroe Co., Nov. 8, 1865; d. Sandersville, May 26, 1885; grad. South-ern :Femille College, LaGrange; Methodist; m. Monroe Co., 1\Iay 16, 1884, Col. Oscar H. Rogers (lawyer; Solicitor San-dersville Circuit). No children.

2. WaIter H. Bailey-Pueblo, Colo.; b. 1\Ionroe Co., Ga., Sept. 6, 1867.

8. Robert Liston Bailey-Columbia, S. C.; b. Monroe Co., Ga., May 28, 1878.

4. Charles Thomas Bailcy-Macon, Ga.; b. l\Ionroe Co., Ga., Oct. 18, 1875.

5. Hardlllnlln S. Bailey-b. 1\Ionroe Co., Ga., June 14, 1878. 6. Gordon Montgomery Bailey {twin of above)-b. Monroe

Co., Ga., June 14, 1878. 7. Sarah Antoinette Bailey-Macon, Ga.; b. Monroe Co., Nov.

15, 1882; ed. Wesleyan College, Macon. 2. Martha Elizabeth Battle-b. 1\lonroe Co" Ga., Aug. 2, 1814; m. 1st, Needham

Rupert Bryan; In. 2nd, William Asbury Banks (For descendants, see Table 78).

- 8. Thomas William Battle-Columbus, Gn.; physician; b. Monroe Co., July 7, 1816; d. Columbus, June ]7, ]889; 1\1. D. ]840, Univ. Pa.; practised 1\Ionroe and Stewart Co., Ga., removing 1882 to Columbus; Mcthodist; m. I.umpkin, Sept. 4, 1849, Anne Cherry Ball (b. I.umpkin, Apr. 4, 1888; d. Columbus, Oct. 110, 1904; d. of Green Benjllmin Ball Ilnd Sophill Coley of Stewllrt Co.). Chil-dren:

1. Mary Sophia Battle-Columbus, Ga.; b. Lumpkin, Aug. 6, 1850; d. Columbus; m. June 8, 1875, James Efford Cargill. Children:

I. Thomas Battle Cargill-Columbus, Gil.; unmarried. 2. James EiTord Cllrgill II-Columbus, Ga.; married. No

children.

TABLE 77 637

8. Alice BattIe Cargill-Cuthbert, Ga.; m. Sleven Zuber. No children.

2. Green Ball Battle-Omaha, Ga.; physician; b. Lumpkin, May 28, 1852; d, Columbus, May 1902; ed. Emory College, Oxford; M. D. 1875, Univ. Ga. Med. College, Augusta; Methodist; m. Omaha, Jan. 29, 1879, Minnie Olenza Fitzgerald (b. Stewart Co., 1855; d. Omaha, Sept. 22, 1905). Children:

1. Daughter-d. infant. 2. Alice Fitzgerald Battle-Seattlc, Wash.; b. Omaha, Ga.,

Sept. 7, 1880; Baptist; m. Lumpkin, Nov. 25, 1908, Walter Leon Meadows (b. Macon, Sept. 4, 1872; ed. N. Y. College of Pharmacy; 1897, chmn. Ga. Bd. of Pharmacy; s. of Jef-ferson Munroe Meadows and Martha Cleavland Hays). Child:

1. Walter Leon Meadows II-Manchester, N. H.; mgr. Commercial Investment Trust Corp.; b. Co-lumbus, Ga., Scpt. 7, 190-1-; 1\1. E. 1925, Ala. Poly. Inst., Auburn; Baptist; unmarricd.

8. Son-d. infant. 4. Annie Maud Battle--:d. aged two years. 5. Thomas W. Battle-d. aged two years. 6. Minnie Olenzn Battle-d. aged 19 years. 7. Green Ball Bllttle II-d. aged 17 years. 8. J amcs }litzgerald Battle-Seattle, Wash.; physician and

surgeon; b. Lumpkin, Ga., Sept. 29, 1892; 1907-11, St. Ber-nard College, Cullman, Ala.; 1911-15, Ala. Div. S. A. L. Ry.; 1915-16, Univ. Ga.; 1917-19, Signal Corps and Chem-ical Warfare Service, U. S. Army, A. E. F.; 1\1. D. 1928, Univ. Ga. Medical College, Augusta; 1928-24, interne General Hospital, Scuttle, Wash.; 1924- , practiced Seattle; m. Seattle, Apr. 20, 1927, Leorn Dolores Garriott (b. Trin-idad, Colo., Dec. 8, 1907; d. of Ora A. and Adele Eloise Garriott). -No children.

9. Mary Louise Battle-West Point, N. Y.; h. Omalla, Ga., May 20, 1896; ed. Brenau College, Gainesville; Baptist; m. 2nd, Atlanta, Dec. 21, 1928, Benjamin Franklin CaKey II (b. Castle Gate, Utah, .July 20, 1893; Major, U. S. Army; s. of Benjamin Franklin CatTe~' and Katherine Mac-Lean). Child of 1st marriage of Mary Louise Battle:

1. Walter Wells Curtis-:-b. Columbus, Ga., Apr. 'J-, 1917.

8. Laura A. BattIe-Chattanooga, Tenn.; b. Lumpkin, Ga., Dec. 23, 1858; Episcopalian; m. 1st, Lumpkin, Oct. 21, 1878, James Horatio McLester (d. 1878); m. 2nd, William Winters. Children of 1st marriage of Laura A. Battle:

1. Annie Laurie McLester-Chattanooga, Tenn. j teacher; b. Nov. 18, 1874; unmarried.

2. Died infant.

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s. BattIe McLester-Chattanooga, Tenn.; Episcopal minister; b. Jan. 3t, 1878; cd. Univ. Chattanooga, Washington and Lee Univ., Lexington, Va., and Vanderbilt Univ.; unmar-ried •

• J.. Thomas Willillm Bllttle II-b. Lumpkin, Ga., Sept. 8, 1858; d. Co-lumbus; unmarried.

5. Alice Flora Battle-b. Lumpkin, Ga., Feb. 2, 1861; d. Columbus; un-fllllrried.

6. Chllrlton Eugene Battle-Columbus, Ga.; lawyer; b. Lumpkin, l\lar. 3t, 1862; d. Columbus; A. B. 1882, Mercer Uni\'., Macon; 1892-95, member Statc Legislature; 189·1-95, ehmn. R. R. Committce; 1896-97, State Senator ancl chmn. Gen. Judiciary Com.; l\lethodist; fll. Oglethorpe, Apr. 15, 1885, Mllmie Willis, d. of Col. William H. Willis and Isabel Grillin. Children:

I. Isabel Battle-Columbus, Gil.; b. Columbus, June 20, 1886; unmarried.

2. Charlton Eugene Battle II-Annapolis, ,Md.; Lieut. Com-mander, U. S. Navy; b. Oglethorpe, Gil., Junc 15, 1887; grad. 1910, U. S. Naval Academy.

3. Ruth Battle-b. Columbus, Ga., Oct. 7, 1898 . • J.. Blanchard B. Battle-b. Columbus, Ga., Nov. 26, 1895. 5. Willis W. Battle-b. Columbus, Ga., Dec. 27, 1897. 6. Jack Battle-b. Columbus, Ga., Jan. 16, 1901.

7. Beulah Battle-b. Lumpkin, Ga., Apr. 4, 1867; m. lst, July 1, 1886, Charles C. Martin; married three times. Children of 1st marriage of Beulah Battle:

1. Annc Martin-m. Clarence C. Thornton. Children: 1. Clarence C. Thornton II-Wasllington, D. C. 2. Zerelcla Thornton-Atlanta, Ga.

2. Zerclda Martin-Hapc\·ille, Ga.; m. C. C. Clay. Children: I. Ann Clay. 2. Jack Clay. s. :Mary Clay. 4. James Clay. 5. Henry Clay. 6. Beulah Clay. 7. Gordon Clay. 8. William Clay. 9. Norma Clay.

8. Annie Lueile Battlc-Alban)', Ga.; h. Lumpkin, Jan. 4, 1869; grad. 1888', Andrew College, Cutllbert;" Catholic; m. Apr. 30, 1890, James Randolph Mott (b. Sept. 28, 1865; s. of John Randolph Mott and An-nie Elizabcth Chapman). Childrcn:

1. Son-d. infant. 2. Daughter-d. infant.

9. Died infant. 10. Dicd infant. Il. Died infant.

TABLE 77' 639

4. Henry Luther ("Bone") Buttlc-Macon, Ga.; physician; b. June 16, 1818; d. Macon, Apr. 80, 1858; Methodist; m. Monroe Co., June 30, 18·"0, Annie Eliza-beth Davis, d. of Baldwin and Eliza Dnvis. Children:

1. Annie Eliza Battle-d. aged 12 years. 2. Henry Nicholas Battle-b. Monroe Co., Gil., June 1, 18·M; killed Bat-

tle of Wildcrness, May 8, 186· .. ; 18th Ga. Regt., C. S. A. 8. Thomas CIIlvin Battic-Atlanta, Ga.; lawyer; b. Monroc Co., Aug.

28, 18·.1-7; Baptist; m. Senoia, Dec. 18, 1872, Mrs. Phoebe (Ingra-ham) Battle. Children:

1. Henry Lconard BattIc-Delwer, Colo.; Ensign U. S. Navy (retired); b. Scnoia, Ga., Feb. 28, 187'''; Baptist; .m. Wash-ington, D. C., Oct. H, 1901, Laura Corwin Bello"s (b. Beaufort, S. C., Sept. 10, 1876;' d. of William Chauncey Bellows and ~Iartha Atkins). Child:

1. Dorothy Ingrllham Bnttle-Dcl1\'er, Colo.; news-paper work; b. Beaufort, S. C., Jan. 23, 1903.

2. Edward Thomas Battle-Atlanta, Ga.; b. June 19, 1875; d. Atlanta, May 17, 1902.

4. George Washington Battlc-Atlanta, Ga. 5. Nicholas William Battle-b. Forsyth, Ga., Jan. 2, 1820; m. Mary Ann Caba-

niss (For descendants, see Table 79). 6. lItIary Ann Battle-b. Monroe Co., Ga.; Oct. 12, 1822; m. Alexander Middle-

ton Specr (For desccndants, sce Table 80). 7. Nancy Carolinc Battle-~Ionroe Co., Ga.; b. Jefferson Co., Aln., l\IlIr. 26,

1828; d. Monroe Co., Ga., Sept. 7, 1850; m. June 22, 18-J.l, Da\'id C. Bryan. Child:

I. J. S. Bryan. 8. Josephine Harris Battle-Montpelier Springs, Gn.; b. Smarrs, .July 20, 1824;

d. l\Iontpelier Springs, Feb. 15, 1897; cd. Montpelier (Ga.) Female College; l\IetlJodist; m. Smarrs, Dec. 20, 18-102, Edmond Hllrris J nckson II (b. Cullo-den, Feb. 3, 1822; d. Montpelier Springs, Apr. ]8, 186]; s. of Edmond Harris Jackson). Children:

1. ~Iarthll Louisa Jackson-b. Nov. 5, 1M3; m. Aug. 6,1863, .James W. Roberson. Children:

1. James- W. Roberson II-unmarried. 2. Nettie Roberson-b. July 31, 1866. 8. Edmond Roberson. 4. Thomas Roberson-unmarried. 5. Josephine Roberson-m. W. F. Chancellor. 6. Carrie Belle Roberson. 7. Lida Roberson-m. 1st, Elijllh Hicks; m. 2nd, Edgar Ross.

2. Nuncy Eliznbelh Jackson-b. Fell. 18, 1847; d. Mar. 27, 1888; m. lIay 13, 1869, Jllmes M. Williams. Children:

1. Beulah Williams-b. Feb. 18, 1870; m. William Nathan Jones. Children:

1. Sarah Elizabeth Jones-Montgomery, Ala.; b. Ma-con, Ga., Jan. ]2, ]890; Methodist; m. Montgom-ery, Ala., July 30, ]908, Mosher A. l\Iitehel1 (b. Rutledge, June 28, 1880; d. Montgomery, Feb. 4,

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1927; s. of David Mitchell and Anna Mariah 1\1 osher). Children:

I. Agnes Elizabeth Mitchell-Montgomery, Ala.; bookkceper; b. Valdosta, Ga., June 28, 1909; Methodist.

2. James Mosher Mitchell-b. Montgomery, Ala., Apr. 25, 1912; Methodist.

S. Edward Charles Mitchell-b. llontgom-ery, Ala., June 18, 1915.

'1-. Annie Laurie Mitchell-b. Montgomery, Ala., Mar. 6, 1918.

5. Doris Nell Mitchell-b .. Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 2, 1920.

6. Lorenc Azelle Mitchell-b. Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 1, 1922.

2. George T. Jones-Macon, Ga. S. Nettie Jones-Cincinnati, 0.; m. Mr. Toms. 4. Lois Jones-Macon, Ga.; unmarried. 5. Azelle Jones-Macon, Ga.; m. Myron A. Coe. 6. C. B. Jones-l\lacon, Ga. 7. Willie J ones-J ucksonville, Fla. 8. Marvin Joseph Jones-Macon, Ga.; student Ga.

School of Teell. 2. Hllttie Williams-m. Mr., Davis. Several children. 8. Edmond Williams . . ~. Sullic WiIliams-m. Edwnrd Newberry. 5. Chambless Williams-married. 6. Englund Williams-married.

:1. Robert Wcsley ,Jackson-b. Aug. 6, 1851; d. Sept. 6, 1921; m. Lula Allen. Childrcn:

1. Josephine l;ranccs Jackson-m. Maurice Lester. Several ehildrcn.

2. Elizabcth Jnckson-m. Mr. Chester. Se\-eral children. 8. Gcorge Garrctt ,Jackson-married. 4. Polly touise Jllckson-d. aged 2 years.

'f.. Pollie Battle .Jackson-Montgomcry, Ala.; b. Montpelier Springs, Ga., JUIIC 5, 1858; d. llontgomery, Ala., Jan. 10, 1928; ed. Female College, llontpclicr Springs, Ga.; lIcthodist; m. lJontpelier Springs, ,Jan. 6, 1876, Call-in Simon Weld II (b. Homer, July 25, 1852; d. lJolltgomcry, Ala., July 27, 1915; s. of Cnh'in Siinon Weld and Sarah Alln 011\' is ). Sevcrn1 children.

9. John William Battle-b. Monroe Co., Ga., Apr. 10, 1826; d. Tex., Sept. 12. 189·f.; married. No children.

10 .• James Branham Hattie-b. Monroe Co., Ga., Sept. 2,1828; d. Thomaston, Nov. 15, 1908; m. Jallc Chene\·. Child: .

1. ,Julin BattIe-Atlanta, Ga.; h. ~Jonroe Co., Oct. 24, 1859; Methodist; m. Monroe Co., Dec. 19, 1888, Sherman Ranford England (b. Ogle-thorpe Co., June 22, 1859; Methodist minister; served pastorates at Barnesville, Zebulon, Athens, Augusta, and Atlanta). Child:

TABLE 77 641

1. Claude O,'crby England-h. ~lol1roe Co" Ga., Sept. 27, 1884,; cd. Emory Collcgc, Oxford.

J). Antoinette Thomas Battle-Atlanta, Ga.; b. I"cb. 19, 1830; Methodist; m. July 17, 1 MO, J umes Jackson Leary. Childrcn:

1. Victoria Leary-b. nCllr Bolingbrokc, Ga.,- July 22, 1851; d. Nov. 6, 1852.

2. Frances Antoinctte LCllry-Thomasvillc, Ga.; h. ~Iollroc Co., No\'. 6, 1858; cd. Monroe I"cmnle College, Forsyth; Catholic; m. Jan. 10, 1877, Martin Riehllrd Elder. Children:

1. Earle Elder-b. Thomas\'ille, Ga., Nov. 18, 1877; d. there Apr. 26, 1889.

2. Ethel Elder-b. Forsyth, Gil., Apr. 1, 1880; d. there July 26, 1881.

8. Eugenia Elder-b. Forsyth, Gil., Oct. 26, 1881; m. Apr. 8, 1902, William J. Henry of Boston, Mass.

4. Martin Elder-b. Apr. 26, 189·10. 5. Francis Eldcr-b. Oct. 5, 1896.

s. Eugenia Lcary-Atlanta, Ga.; h. near Bolingbrokc, Dec. 8, 1855; cd. Monroe Female College, :Forsyth; m. Forsyth, May 9, 1878, Robert Samuel Crutcher of N ash\'iIle, Tenn. Childrcn:

1. Jamcs Henry Crutchcr. 2. Robert Samuel Crutchcr II. 8. Hazcllc Crutcher. .... Nettie E\'yJin Crutcher.

12. 'Robert Augustus Battle-b. Monroe Co., Ga., Feb. 10, 1882; d. there Dec. 18, 1860; unmarried.

18. Louisa l\farion ("Queen") Battle-Forsyth, Ga.; b. Monroe Co., Aug. 26, 1884; d. Forsyth, May 28, 1895; m. Ist, Dec. 20, 1858, Robert Neal Bailey i m. 2nd, Macon, Mar. 22, 1866, Dr. A. J. Simmons (d. Montpelier Springs, May 80, 1875; 1\1. D. Baltimore (Md.) College of Medicine). Child of 2nd marriage of Louisll Mllrion Battle:

1. Wright T. Simmol1s-]~\'amJ\'ille, Ind.; dentist; b. Forsyth, GIl~; grad. 1897, Atlanta (Gu.) Dcntal College; lIethodist; 01. E\'ans\'ille, Ind., Apr. 19, 1899, Margaret Rose ProlIis (b. St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 18, 1876). Child:

1. Marion Louise Simmons-b. Dec. 4, 1900.

TABLE 78

DESCENDANTS OF MARTHA ELIZABETH BATTLE AND (1) NEEDHAM RUPERT BRYAN, (2) WILLIAM ASBURY BANKS

(See Table 77)

M. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 2. ~IARTHA ELIZABETH BATTLE-Forsyth, Ga.; b. Mon-roe Co., Aug. 2, 1814; d. Forsyth, Aug. H, 1895; ~Ieth()dist; nl. lst, Mar. 14, 1838, Needham Rupert Bryan (b. ncar Lumpkin, Aug. 27, 1808; d. Aug. 17, 1841; Col. Indian Wars); m. 2nd, Dec. 20, 18·"2, WiJliam Asbury Banks (b. ~Ionroe Co., Dec. 26, 1812; d. Elberton, June 19, 1875; merchant). Children of 1st llIarrillge of ~rnrthn Eliznbeth Battle:

1. lIary Josephine Bryan-b. Monroe Co., Ga., Jan. 19, 188· .. ; d. Oct. 8, 1866; m. Aug. 5, 1851, John A. DanieUy. Children:

1. Needhalll Rupert Danielly-m. Kate January of Murfreesboro, Tenn. Several children.

2. John A. Danielly II-Strouds, Ga. S. Charles A. Danielly-Allcn, Ark. 4. Mary J. Dllnielly-AlIen, Ark.; m. J. M. Post.

2. Thomas Battle Bryan-physician; b. l\Ionroe Co., Ga., Apr. 28, 1886; d. Nov. 14, 1859; m. Lumpkin, :\Iay 5, 1858, Georgia Anna Palmer. Child:

1. Annie Bryan-Rome, Ga.; b. I.umpkin, June 22, 1859; d. Rome, Mar. 18, 1882; ed. Martha Washington College, Va.;. Methodist; m. Kings-ton, Tenn., Sept. 5, 1878, .J oseph 1\1. Denning (d. Chattanooga, Dec. 28, 1886; grad. pharmacy; s. of Solomon T. Denning and ~Iary Zering). Children:

1. May Denning-Ringgold, Ga.; b. Chattanooga, Tenn., .July 1, 1879; Methodist; unmarried.

2. Floy Denning-b. June 20, 1881; d. Rome, Gil., Apr. I, 1882.

8. Margarett Antoinette Bryan-Bee\-iIl(!, Tex.; b.Monroe Co., Gn., Sept. 9, 1888; Methodist; m. Dec. 18, 1856, Thomas Jefferson Gibson (Capt. Co. D, ] Oth Ga. Regt., C. S. A.). Children:

1. Lula May Gibson-DeBerry, Tex.; b. l\fay 27, 1858; m. ~Iay 27: 1877, Alfred Westmoreland. Several children.

2. Lena A. Gibson-Bee\'iI1e, Tex.; b. July 10, 1859; m. ~Iur. 26, 1882, W. H. Sims. Se\-eral children.

s. Thomas Rupert Gibson-Santa Anna, Tex.; Methodist minister; h. Monroe Co., Ga., Scpt. 2· ... 1865; d. Santa Anna, Tex., N 0\'. 22. 1892.

,j.. Wiley HiIl Gibson-Beeville, Tex.; b. Apr. 28, 1880 . • J.. Needham Rupert Bryan Il-)facon, Ga.; b. Monroe Co., Fcb. 26, 18·1-1; m.

Sept. 1868, Sarah S. Hllrdin. Severnl children. Children of 2nd marriage of Martha Elizabeth Rllttle: 5. John William Bllnks-Chattanooga, Tenn.; h. ~O\'. 25. 18·1

TABLE 78 643

6. Calvin Williams Battle Banks-Macon, Ga.; nlcrchant; b. Monroc Co., Jan. 80, 18

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TABLE 79

DESCENDANTS OF NICHOLAS WILLIAM BATTLE AND MARY ANN CABANISS

(See Table 77)

M. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 5. NICHOLAS WILLIAM BATTI.E-Seattle, Wash.; lawyer and Judge (For likeness see illustrlltions preceding this Table); b. Forsyth, Ga., Jan. 2, 1820; d. Seattle, Wash., Aug. 22, 1905; cd. Randolph Macon College, Ash-land, Va., and William and Mary Collcge, Williamsburg; 18· ... · ... , admitted to bar, Macon, Ga.; 18·j..J.-50; practiced law, Forsyth j 1850, removed to Waco, Tex. j 18H-58, district attorncy, Brd J udicilll District; 1858-62, Judgc, 19th Judicial Dist.; Lieut. Col., 80th Tcx. Cav., C. S. A.; 18N-76, Judge Criminal Dist. Court; declined nomination for GO\'crnor of Texas; 1888, removed to Seattle, Wash.; Baptist; m. Forsyth, Ga., May 20, 18·106, :'IIary Ann Cabaniss (For likeness see illustrations preceding this Tablc; b. Forsyth, Fcb. 28, 1828; d. Seattle, Wash., Feb. 3, 1900; d. of Elbridge Gerry Cabaniss). Children:

1. Thomas Elbridge Battlc-Marlin, 'rcx.; banker, manufacturer, and planter (See his likeness nnd thnt of family on preceding page) j b. Forsyth, Ga., Jail. 28, 1848; cd. Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., and Washington and Lee Univ., Lexing-ton, Va.; removed 1874 to Mnrlin, Tex.; Presbyterian j m. Marlin, Apr. 17, 1878, Susan Lucy Green (b. Evergreen, Ala., Apr. 17, 1858; d. Marlin, Tex., Apr. 11, 1922; d. of George Greenl and Sarah Jones2). Children:

1. Maude Annic Battle-Marlin, Tex.; b. Marlin, Feb. 26, 1874 jed. Lucy Cobb Inst., Athens, Ga.; Episcopalian; m. ~ral']jn, Oct. 21, 1896, William Overton Bunch (b. Tensas Parish, La., July 22, 1865; s.Of S. W. Bunch and Margaret Malvina Bell). Child:

I. Mabel Battle Bunch-b. Marlin, Tex., Oct. 8, 1897; Epis-copalian; m. Marlin, Apr. 25, 1925, Dr. Jesse Bedford Sbelmire II (b. Dalla&, Jan. ]9, 1894; s. of Dr. Jesse Bed-ford Shelmire and Mary Christian). Child:

1. Jesse Bedford Shelmire III-b. Aug. 5, 1926. 2. Mabel Lee Battle-Lorena, Tex.; b. l\larlin, Oct. 10, 1878; cd. Bay-

lor Female College, Belton; Baptist; m. Marlin, Dec. 28, 1898, Titus Carr Westbrook (b. Lorena; s. of Charles Alexander Westbrook and Virginia Whitsett). Children:

I. Thomas Battle 'Vestbrook-Satin, Tex.; planter; b. Lorena,

IGeorge Green was s. of Joel Green and Eleutheria Fay: grands. of Zeebe Green, Rev-olutionary soldier, and ?rlary Cowse; gr. grands. of Israel Green and Mary Holden; gr. gr. grands. of William Green III and Mary Sprague; gr. gr. gr. grands. of Wil-liam Green II and Elizabeth Hills; gr. gr. gr. gr. grands. of William Green and Eliza-beth Wheeler; gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. grands. of Thomas Green, settled Malden, Mass., 1635, and Elizabeth Green. 2Sarah Jones was d. of Churchill Jones of Va. and Susan Tomlinson: grandd. of John Jones and Mary Sanford; gr. grandd. of Henry Jones; gr. gr. grandd. of Churchill Jones III: gr. gr. gr. grandd. of Churchill Jones II; gr. gr. gr. gr. grandd. of Churchill Jones; gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. grandd. of Capt. Roger Jones, settled Jamestown, Va, 1670, and Mary Churchill.

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TABLE 79 647

Feb. 18, 1902; Baptist; m. Marguerite Thompson (b. Waco, Apr. 27, 1900; d. of Edward Washington and Carrie Ida Thompson). Children:

1. Mary Louise Westbrook-b. Waco, Tex., Aug. 18, 1919.

2. Titus Carr Westbrook-b. Waco, Tex., 1\1ay 29, 1922.

8. Thomas Battle Westbrook-b. Waco, Tex., June 17, 1924.

2. Charles Alexander Westbrook-planter and stockman; b. Lorenn, Tc.'C., Jan. 26, 190·10; ed. Texas A. and M. Colle~; Baptist; unmarried.

8. Titus Carr Westbrook II-b. Waco, 'I'ex., Aug. 18, 1914; d. Waco, Apr. 5, 1916.

.... James Harrison Westbrook-b. Waco, 'rex., July 26, 1916. 8. Susan Kendrick Battle-l\Iarlin, Tex.; b. Marlin, July 28, 1881; ed.

Ward Seminllry, Nashville, Tenn.; Presbyterian; m. Marlin, l't'lnr. 26, 19112, Charles Archer Oltorf (b. Marlin, Oct. 28, 1875; s. of Judge James Daniel Oltorf and Mary Irene Hutchings). Children:

1. .James Battle OHorf-Marlin, Tex.; planter; b. Marlin, May 2, 1908; ed. Southern M etllOdist Univ., Dallas; Pres-byterian; unmarried.

2. Rosalis Oltorf-Marlin, Tex.; b. Marlin, Apr. 28, 1906; ed. Ward-Belmont College, Nashville, Tenn., and Univ. Tex.; Presbyterian; unmarried.

4. Rosalis Battle-New York Cjty; b. Marlin, Tex., Feb. 21, 1886; ed. Univ. Tex.; Presbyterian; m:' Marlin, June 1, 1909, Walter Vander-stuckcn (b. Fredericksburg, Dec. 18, 1881; d. San Angelo, N 0\'. 5, 1926; s. of Fclix Vanderstucken and Dora l\f uel1er). Children:

1. PauHne Vanderstucken-b. Llano, Tex., June 8, 1911; d. there 1\1 ay lS, 1918.

2. RosaHs Vanderstucken-Sce Hkeness on page preceding this Table; h. Llllno, Tex., Oct. 12, 1912; cd. Bnrnllrd Col-lege, New York City; Preshyterian.

S. Pauline Batt1e-Waco, Tex.; b. :\larlin, June 7, 1890; ed. Kidd-Key College, Sherman, and Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, 0.; m. Marlin, Tex., Oct. 81, 1916, Thomas Berry Brazelton (b. WIlCO, Sept. 22, 1891; s. of William B. Brazclton Ilnd Alice Berry). Children:

1. Thomas Berry Brazelton II-h. Waco, Tex., May 10, 1918. 2. Churchill .Jones Brazelton-b. 'Vaco, Tex., Sept. 25, 1920.

2. Alice Battle-b. Forsyth, Ga., .Tune 18, 1850; cd. Prof. Madden's College, Waco, Tex., Monroe Female Co)]ege~ Forsyth, Gil., and Shorter College, Rome; m. Feb. 11, 1869, Judge Levi Walcott Goodrich (b. J~ol'aine Co., 0., May 81, ] 8SG; remm'ed ] 861 to Tcx.; Capt. Art., C. S. A.; at close of war began prac-tice of law at .Waco, remo\'ing 1870 to Marlin; served as Dist. Judge on bench formerly occupied by his father-in-law, Nicholas William Battle; s. of Noah Whitney Goodrich). Children:

1. Frank Battle Goodrich-Houston, Tex.; Gen. 1\Igr. Houston and E. Tex. R. R.; h. Murlin, .Jlln. 8, ]870; d. May ]7, 1902; ed. Texas A.

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and ?\l. College, and Rensselaer Poly. lnst., Troy, N. Y.; m. 1896, Lita' Clark. Child:

1. Frank M. Goodrich-b. Oct. 6, 1901. 2. Abigail May Goodrich-l\larlin, Tex.; b. Marlin, Dec. 28, 1871; ed.

Price School, Nashville, Tenn.; m. June 28, 189,10, Robert Barbour Dickey. Child:

1. Frank Goodrich Dickey-b. Waco, Tex., Jan. H, 1896. S. Horace Porter Goodrich-b. Dec. 28, 1872; d. young. 4. Lee Goodrich-b. Jail. 26, 187·J.; d. young. 5. Nichoills Whitney Goodrich-fnrmer: h. Marlin, Tcx., :Mar. 6, 1878:

cd. Texas A. and ll. College: m. Louisc Finks. Children: J. Abigail Madeline Goodrich. 2. Thomas Battle Goodrich. S. William Goodrich. 4. Nicholas Whitney Goodrich II. 5. Levi Walcott Goodrich. 6. Louise Goodrich. 7. Horace Porter Goodrich.

6. lJaria Goodrich-Dullas, Tex.: b. Marlin, No\'. 5, 1880; Methodist: m. Mnrlin, Feb. H, 1900, Bolivar Clarke Nettles (b. Marlin, Feb. 6 .• 1871). Children:

I. Robert Clarke N ettIes-Dallas, Tex.; b. Marlin, Jan. 17, 1909.

2. Madge Bllttle Nettles-b. Marlin, Tex., Sept. 21; 191 I. 7. Mary Lee Goodrich-Marlin, Tex.; b. Marlin, Mar. 20, 1888: m. Dr.

Frank Sewall (d. Junc 5, 1921). Children: I. Lee Goodrich Sewall-b. Aug. 25, 1907. 2. Mary Alice Sewall-b. Aug. 22, 1909.

8. Alice Goodrich-Waco, Tex.; b. Marlin, Sept. 15, 1885: ed. Fairmont College, Tenn.; Ill. Apr. 2ii, 1910, John B. McNamara (lawyer). Chil-dren:

J. Guy Walcott :McNamara. 2. John B. McNamara II. S. Alice Bnttic McNamara. .... Danie Goodrich McNamara.

9. Le\'i Goodrich-lJllrlin, Tex.; civil engineer; h. Marlin, Jan. 15, 1888; cd. St. Edwllrds College, Austin, and Texlls A. nnd l\I. College; m. Jun. Iii, 1910, Bird Wrigllt.

10. Thomns Eldon Gooclricll-l\IlIrlin, Tex.; b. Marlin, Sept. 11, 1892; ed. Eastman Bus. College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; m. Jan. 12, 1916, Onie Reed. Child:

1. Thomas Eldon Goodrich II-b. May 16, 1920. 2. Ross Baltle-Waco, Tcx.; publishcr (For likencss see iJJustrations preceding

this Table); b. WIlCO, ,Tan. 22, 1858; d. Waco, Feb. 26, 1902; ed. Va. Military Inst., Lexington; unmarried.

4. Edgar Battle-Seattle, Wash.; realtor (For likeness see illustrations preceding this Table); b. WIlCO, Tex., 1\IIlY SO, 1856; A. 1\(. 1876, Baylor Univ., Waco; 1876-94, tra,'cling attorney and claim agt. H. and T. C. R. R.: 1894-98, U. S. Consul, Acapulco, Mex.; 1898, agt. Pacific Mail Steamship Co.; 1901, remov-

TABLE 79 649

ed to Seattle, Wash.; 1912-20, postmaster, Seattle; unmarried. S. Alfred Battle-Seuttle, Wash.; lawyer (For likeness see illustrations preced-

ing this Table); b. Waco, Tex., Mar. 22, 1858; grad. 1878, Waco (now Bay-lor) Univ.; Vanderbilt Unh'.; admitted to bar, Marlin, Tex.; practicing in Waco until removal to Seattle, Wash., 1888; senior member law firm Battle, Hulbert, and Helsell; Baptist; m. Seattle, June 7, 1900, Madge Fowler (b. Peabody, Kans., Dec. 7, 1877; d. of Edward B. Fowler and Mary Burgert). No children.

6. Muria Buttle-Wuco, Tex. (For likeness see illustrations preceding this Ta-ble); b. Waco, Jan. 9, 1861; d. Waco, Dec. 2·~, 1895; grud. Waco (now Buy-lor) Unh·.; Baptist; m. Waco, Oct. 28, 1885, William W. Woodward. Chilo dren:

1. William W. Woodward II-Mexico City, Mex.; cotton business; h. Waco, Tex., Apr. 2, 1887.

2. Edgar Battle Woodward-Mexico City, Mex.; cotton business; h. Waco, Tex., Nov. 22, 1888.

S. Esther Caroline Woodwtard-Austin, Tex.; b. Waco, July 24, 1890; m. Capt. Ralph Robinson (World Wllr). Child:

1. Pauline Robinson-b. 1921. 7. Nicholas William Battle II-b. Waco, Tex., Mar. 14, 18GS; d. Waco, lIar. 81,

1868.

TABLE 80

DESCENDANTS OF MARY ANN BATTLE AND ALEXANDER MIDDLETON SPEER

(S'ee Table 77)

1\-1. 1. I. J. 1. J. 6. MARY ANN BATTLE-Griffin, Gil.; b. Monroc Co., Oct. 12, 1822; d. Griffin, May 25, 1878; ~Iethodist; m. Culloden, Sept. 22, 18-J.0, Alexander :\1iddleton Spcer (b. Abbeville ))jst., S. C., Feb. 26, 1820; d. Mlldison, ~IlIr. 28. 1897; Judge Supcrior Court; Justice Supreme Court of Ga.). Children:

J. Henry Alexander Speer-b. July 18·H; killed in hnttle, .July 186·~; surgeon. C. S. A.

2. Antoinette Spcer-b. 18408; d. infant. 3. Eugene Pinkney Speer-b. Apr. 18'~5; d. 1\Inr. 2·J., 1898; m. No\'. 1867, Louin

Rogers of J:orsyth, Ga. Children: I. Alexander Middleton Speer-Los Angeles, Calif.; U. S. Lund Office;

b. Forsyth, G~I., June 13, 1869; 1.1.. B. and LL. 1\1. Georgetown (D. C.) Unh·. Lnw School; Episcopalian; m. Annapolis, lId., ~O\'. 2. 1902, Mny Denel. No children.

2. Eugenia Speer-Atlanta, Ga.; b. Griffin, 1871; m. 1st, 1893, A. J. Burr; m. 2nd, E. S. Westmoreland. Child of 1st marriage of Eugenia Speer:

I. Henry Cluy Burr-h. 1894. 3. Charles Rogers Spee~b. 1878; d. Macon, Ga., Dec. 1892 . • J.. Mary Speer-Wnshington, D. C.; b. Griffin, Ga., 1881. 5. Annie Speer-b. 1882; d. 1888.

... Isabella Josephinc Spcer-l\Iontgomer~·, Ala.; b. Monroe Co., Ga., Jan. 22, 18,108; d. Montgomery, Aln., Dcc. 2, 190 ... ; Methodist; m. Forsyth, Ga., Dcc. 6, 1867, Joscph Steel Wright (h. Hancock Co., Jan. IS, 1847; d. Atlanta, No\·. 10, 1915). Children:

1. Henry Alexander Wright-Chnrleston, S. C.; b. lIacon, Ga., Oct. I, 1868; married. Child:

1. Archie I.ee Wright-Cristobal, Canal Zone. 2. Alice ISllhellll Wright-Atlanta, Ga.; h. Whitfield Co., Oct. 21i. 1871;

Mcthodist; m. Tunnell Hill, Apr. 26, 1890, James Clinton Whitten (b. Tunnell Hill, July 12, 186,10; s. of Asbury Whitten and Eliznbeth Bowman). Children:

1. Vi etta I.ouisc Whitten-Jaeksom·ilIe, Fla.; b. Tunncll Hill. Ga., June 21,1891; Episcopalian; m. Atlanta, Oct. 12, 1912. Homer Reed Daniel (b. Atlanta, Oct. 10, 1887; s. of Phil-more Hill Dnniel Ilnd Elizabeth .Jane Anderson). No chil-dren.

2. Wayne Emns Whitten-Atlnntn, Ga.; bookkeeper; h. Tun-nell Hill, .Jul~' 25, 1895; Baptist; m. Atlanta, May 2, 19t:J, Nettie Ituth Terry (b. Kirkwood, Aug. 15, 1898; d. of Thomas .Jnmes Terry nnd ~rary Elmira Giles). Children:

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TABLE 80 661

1. Wayne E"ans Whitten II-b. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 19, )9)8.

2. Dorothy Vietta Whitten-b. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 16, )9)5.

8. Willard Whitten-b. Atlanta, Ga., July 8, 1916; d. July 9, 1916.

4. Margaret Evelyn Whitten-b. Jacksonville, FIll., Apr. 22, 1919.

5. Bettie Louise Wliitten-b. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 15, 1928.

3. Hllzel Eloise Whitten-Decatur, Ga.; h. Tunnell Hill, Jlln. 5, 1898; m. 1\Inr. 11, 1918, Charles Alfonso Ryder. Chil-dren:

1. Charles Frederick Ryder-b. Atlantll, Gil., June 2·", 1919.

2. William Edwin Ryder-b. Atlanta, Gn., Nov. 18, 1924.

3. .J Ilek Kirk Ryder-:-b. Atlnnta, Gn., May 17, 1927. 3. Oscllr Steel Wright-Montgomery, Ala.; R. R. cngineer; b. Griffin,

Gil., Sept. 17, 187:~; d. Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 11, 1902; Methodist; Ill. Bay Minctte, No~·. 25, 1896, Cornclia Margaret Stapleton (b. Daphnc, Noy. 5, ] 875; d. of Wilton Jerome Stapleton Ilnd Hannah Byrne). Children:

1. Mizell Wright-Montgomery, Ala.; b. Montgomery, Nm·. 6, 1898; d. ::Uontgomery, Aug. 13, 1915.

2. Florence Byrne Wright-Montgomcry, Ala.; b. ~Iontgomery, Feb. 2·10, 1901; ed. 'Vesleyan College, )[aeon, Ga.; Prcsbyterian; m. ~Iontgomery, Ala., Sept. 16, 192:;, Irby Austin Jones (b. Montgomery, May 12, 1900; s. of Nichols Harris Jones and Mary Lucy Hinds). Child:

1. Lucy Margaret Jones-b. )Iontgomery, Ala., Apr. 2, 1928.

S. Oscar Steel Wright II-b. Montgomer~', Ala., May 17, 1902; d. Montgomery, May 22, 1903.

.... Mary Ann Wright-Oteen, N. C.; trained nurse; h. Whitfield Co .• Gil., Aug. 18, 1875; Episcopalian; m. Montgomery, Ala., Apr. 25, 1897, William Harvey West (b. Bibb Co., Ga., Mar. 22, 1872; d. Montgomery, Ala., Mar. 10, 1907; s. of William SUllImerficld WCllt and Missouri Collins). Children:

1. William HUfvey West II-Pueblo, Colo.; teacher; b. Mont-gomery, AlII., Dec. 18, 1902; d. Madison, Wis., .July 28, 1929; A. B. 1925 and M. A. 1927, Univ. Nebraska; Episco-plllilln; Ill. Mankato, Kans., July 16, 1925, Dorothy Deincs (II. Fllirficld, Neb., Sept. 16, 1906; d. of John Vern Deinc!l und .Tessie I.enore Farley). Child:

I. Dorothy Jean West-b. Fairficld, Ncb., Oct. 25, 1926.

2. Isabelle .Tosephine 'Vest-Atlanta, Ga.; h. Montgomery, Ala., .J uly !H. 190,10; ed. Ashley Hall, Charleston, S. C., and

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Fairfax Hall, Basil, Va.: Episcopalian: m. Atlanta, Ga., Apr. 22, 1922, John Rembert Womack (b. Washington, Sept. H., 1900; s. of James Powers Womack and Fannie Lou Smith). Child:

I. Anne Wright Womack-b. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 6, 1928.

5. Sarah Louise Wright-Montgomery, Ala.: b. Zebulon, Ga., Dec. 6, 1877; Presbyterian; m. Montgomcry, 1\Iay 27, 1896, Percy Wilson (b. Clarkc Co., Ala., Sept. 5, 1867: 8. of Alexander Wilson and Mary Elizabeth NaIl). No ehildren.

O. I.ucius Lee Wright-San Francisco, Calif.; R. R.; b. Zebulon, Ga., Nov. 5, 1880; d. San Francisco, Calif., June 1:;, 1918: Methodist.

7. Emory Lester Wrigllt-West Palm Beach, Fla.; contractor; b. Zeb-ulon, Ga., Sept. 28, 1882; d. West Palm Beach, Fla., July 10, 1927; served as maehinist Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C., WorM War.

8. Arthur Speer Wright-b. Milner, Gil., May 1, 1885: d. Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 21, 1891.

9. Orin V. Wright-b. Tunnel Hill, Ga., Feb. 27, 1~88: went overseas during World War and has not been heard from since.

5. Walter Raleigh Speer-b. 1850; d. Macon, Ga., infant. a. ~Iary Lou Speer-Atlantn, Ga.; b. NOl·. 18, 1852: d. 1912: Methodist; m. Mad-

ison, Jan. 18, 1888, Lucius Wittich -Burnett. Children: 1. Mary Speer Burnett-b. ~Jadison, Ga., Nov. 27, 188· .. ; m. Apr. 16,

1900, W. D. McNeill. Child: 1. Died infant.

2. Lucius Porter Burnett-b. Madison Ga., Feb. 1, 1889. 7. Charles Carroll Speer-b. ISH; d. Griffin, Ga., Aug. I, 1871. 8. Alice May Speer-b. ]857; d. Aug. 16, 1873. 9. Arthur Middleton Speer-Milner, Ga.; physician: b. Nov. 1861; m. 188 ....

Trenton Farlcy of l\I ilner. Child: I. Alexander Middleton Speer-b. 1895.

Aunlla l.oye O. ttle (abG ut I SU)

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TABLE 81

DESCENDANTS OF LAWRENCE BATTLE AND MARTHA ARRINGTON

(See Table 76)

~l: 1. I. 1. 1.2. LAWRENCE HATTLE-.XlIsll\·iIlc, X. C.; pllllltcr; b. Nnsh Co., Mllr.20, 1788; d. Klish Co., Aug. 30, 18·U; Ill. 1812, 1\Iartha Arrington (b. Nnsh Co., Nov. 7, 1795; d. June 20, 1870; d. of Gen. William Arringtolland 1\IIlry Jllck-son) . Children:

1. Curran Battle-Warrcnton, Gil.; plantcr; b. Nash Co., N. C., Aug. 15, 1815; d. 'Varrenton, Gil., Oct. 10, 188·"; rcmoved 1831 to WarrclI Co.; m. \" Ilrren Co., Apr. 1842, Narcissa Cnroline Swain (Il. Feb. 14, 1825; d. Longstrcet, Oct. 190·,1.; d. of James G. Swain lind 1\1ary Annc Byrd of Wllrrcn Co.). Childrcn:

1. Virginill Austellc nllttlc-Cochran, Gil.; h. Warrcn Co., .J uly 28. 184,,1.: d. Cochran, Oct. 12, 1916; ed. Tilden Scminnry, West Lcba-non, N. H., and 1\I1lIC. Emma Willl1rd's School, Troy, N. Y.; Baptist; m. Warren Co., Gil., 18H, Bevcrly Elbcrt Barksdale (b. Warrcn Co., Nov. 27, 1841; d. Norwood, Dec. 16,1905; s. of William Barksdale and Sylvia Harrcn). Child:

1. Birdic Byrom Barksdale-Cochran, Gil.; h. Lincoln Co., Fcb. 18, 1875; ed. Ebcnezer Collegc, Cochran; grad. 1892, Alt. de Sl1lcs, Macon; Bl1ptist; m. Cochran, Dec. 7, 1902, Rabun Clifford Sanders I I Cb. Penficld, Dec. 25, 1849; d. Cochran, Feb. 16, 192,10: A. B. 1868, ]\Icrecr Unh·., 1\Il1eon; te:lcher and Baptist minister; s. of Rl1bun Clifford Sl1nders and Cornelil1 Janes). Children:

I. Bevcrly Barksdllie Sanders-Cochrnn, Gn.; tcach-(!r; b. Hawkinsville, J 1I11e 17, 1905; A. B. 1927, :Mercer Dnh'., 1\IlIcon; Baptist; unmarried.

2. Hilbun Clifford Sanders I II -electrical engineer: h. Hawkins\'iIle, Ga., .JUIIC 25, 1908; cd. Ga. School of Tech.; Baptist.

S. Austclle Mllrion Snllders-b. Hawkinsville, Gn., Dce. 7, 1911; cd. Gn. State College for Women, 1\1 illcdge\'illc; Ba plist.

2. Aurelia Lo\'c Bnttlt.'-Augusta, Ga. (See likeness on page prcceding this Tllble) ; b. Wllrrenton, Sept. 28, ) 846; d. Augusta, Jan. I), ) 902; cd. Miss Scdgewiek's School, Augllstn, Tilden Scminllry, West Lcba-non, N. H., and ~hlle. Emma \ViIlnrd's School, Troy, N. Y.; Meth-odist; Ill. '''nrrcntoll, Gn., Dec. 9, 1869, George EVIlIIS Goodrich (b. Augusta, Apr .. J., ) 8·),7; s. of W. H. Goodrich lInd Susan Caroline CIl}rk). Children:

1. Caroline I.ouise Goodrieh-Augustn, Ga.; h. August", Sept. 15, 1870; 1\1 cthodist; unmnrried.

2. Willialll Henry Goodrich-Augustll, Gn.; surgeon (Sec like-

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ness on page preceding this Table); b. Augusta, June 15, 1873; A. B. 1893 and M. D. 1897, Uni\'. Ga. Med. College, Augusta; FeIlo,,, Am. College of Surgeons; 1928- , Dean Medical Dept., Univ. Ga.; 1928, historian Uni\'. Ga.; Meth-odist; m. Augusta, Dec. 17, 1902, Minnie Weed Pinkham (b. Augusta, July 28, 1879; d. of Frederick Pinkham and ~linnie Dickey). No children.

8. Susan Flewellen Goodrich-Augusta, Ga.; teacher; b. Au-gusta, Aug. 11, 1876; Methodist; ullluarricd.

'.... Anne Austelle Goodrich-Augusta, Ga. j tCllchcr; h. Augus-ta, Oct. 8, J 877; Mcthodist; unmarricd.

5. Warren Candler Goodrich-b. Augusta, Gil., NOl'. 9, 1888; d. there May J 889.

6. Mae Gladis Goodrich-Augusta, Ga.; technician laboratory Med. College, Unh·. Ga.; b. Augusta, Aug. 1, 1891; lIetho-dist; unmarried. .

8. Simon Peter Battle-b. Warren Co., Ga., Aug. 1850; d. MilI~dgeville, Oct. 26, 1912; Baptist j unma rried.

4. Mary Anne BattIe-Lumpkin, Ga.; h. Warrenton, NOl'. 'J-, J851; d. Lumpkin, Sept. 10, 1915; ed. ~Iiss Bettie Wyglll's School for Girls, Augustll; grad. Tilden Seminnry, West Lebanon, N. H.; artist and musician; Baptist; m. Warrenton, Ga., Dec. 81, 1885, Adrian Sidney :Morgan (b. Greensboro, Jan. 8, 1882; d. Lumpkin, Feb. 2,10, 1919; s. of William Morgan and Henrietta Coleman). Children:'

1. Flewellyn Battle l\lorglln-Scre\'en, Ga.; pillno teacher; h. W Ilrrenton, July 11, 1888; cd. Ga. Statc College, Milledge-"ilIe, specializing in music; taught scven ycnrs; Methodist; m. Warrenton, Aug. 22, 1911, I>atterson Simpson (b. Lump-kin, Oct. 9, 1887; s. of J amcs Barksdale Simpson and Fan-nic Stanford). Childrcn:

1. Ellyn Simpson-b. Lumpkin, Gil., Apr. 26, 1915. 2. Anna Battlc Simpson-b. Lumpkin, Gil., .Jan. 11,

1919. 2. Celestia King Morglln-Dawson, Gil.; b. Wllrrcllton, Jan.

3, 1890; grad. 1908, Ga. State College for Women, l\lilledge-ville; attended Brcrlllu College Conserl'lltory, GllinCS\'ille; taught piano three years; Presbyterian; m. Warrenton, Dee. 28, 1912, Bonnie Wells Blleon (b. liucnll Vista, ~Iay 5. 1886; s. of J oscph Edmund Bacon nnd Kllthcrine Wells). Children:

1. Adrinllnn Ullcoll-b. Plnins, Gil., .J Iln. 21, 19 B. 2. Lenorll Ullcon-b. Plllins, Gil., NOl'. 18, 1916. 8. Bonnic Wclls Bacon II-b. Plllins, Gil., Aug. 12,

1919. 4. Joseph Edmnnd Illlcon-b. PIllins, Gil., Feb. 10,

1922; d. Dllw8on, Oct. 14, 1925. 5. Adrian Sidncy Bllcon-b. Edison, Gil., May 8,

1924.

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5. James Lawrence Battle-Longstreet, Ga.; lawyer; b. Warren Co., Sept. 15, 1852; d. Longstreet, Oct. 30, 19B; Baptist; unmarried.

6. Mariah Flewellyn Battle-Augusta, Ga.; b. Warren Co., Sept. 7, 1860; d. Augusta, Nov. 20, 1886; grad. Miss Sedgewiek's I~inishing School, Augusta, Wesleyan Female College, Macon, and '!'ild(:J\ Sem-inary, West Lebanon, N. H.; artist and musician; Baptist; m. Wnrren-ton, Ga., 1\Iar. 29, 1888, John Barrett Carter II (b. Augusta, Sept. 19, 1858; s. of John Barrett Carter and Georgia F. Gresham). Chil-dren:

1. John Battle Carter-Elko, Nev.; physician; b. Warren Co., Ga., Jan. 5, 1884; d. Elko, Ne\·., May B, 1921; grad. Rich-mond Academy, Augusta; .1\1. D. 1905, Univ. Ga. Med. Col-lege, Augusta; cllarter member and officer national medical fraternity, Chi Zeta Chi, founded in his parents' home where meetings were lleld until club rooms were established; Pres-byterian.

2. Flewellyn Carter-Clifton I'-orge, Va.; b. Augusta, Ga., Oct. ] 5, ] 885; grad. 1905, Sacred Heart Convent, Augusta; at-tended Ga. State College for Women, lIilledge"ille, special-izing in music; Episcopalian; m. Florence, Ala., Nov. 28, 1918, William Tanller Joyner (b. Garysburg, N. C., Aug. 18, ]884; s. of William Thomas Joyner and Emma Drew). Child:

1. William Carter Joyner-b. Portsmouth, Va., Nov. 18, ]924.

2. 1\Iary Emerson Battle-Nasll\'ille, N. C.; b. near Hilliardston, Sept. 2·j., 182·j.; d. NnsllVille, Nov. 25, 19B; 1888-41, Salem (N. C.) Fcmale Academy; attend-ed Washington Femalc Academy, Warrenton, Ga.; Baptist; m. Nasll\'ille, N. C., l\Iay 8,1845, Thcophilus Hunter Scott (b. Rllleigh, )Iay 20, 1819; d. Nas1.-ville, Nov. 14, 1876; physician; s. of Capt. Thomas G. Scott and Martha Green Hunter; descendant of Theo Hunter, Capt. War of 1812, and of Theo Hunter, Col. American Revolution, and membcr of Hillsboro and Halifax Con-ventions) . Children:

I. Virginia Amariah ("Minnie") Scott-Nashville, N. C.; b. Nashville, July 80, ]846; d. Nashville, Apr. ]0, 1911; ed. Greensboro (N. C.) Female College, and St. Mary's School, Raleigh; published many magazine und newspaper articles under nom-dc-plume, "Dick Dash-wood"; Baptist; m. ~ashville, Nm·. 25, 1880, Dr. Terrelius Theodore Ross (h. Guilford, Oct. 5, 1855; d. Nash"ille, Feh. 14, 1929; dentist; s. of A. A. Ross nnd Letitin Hendricks). Children:

I. James Troy Ross-h. Nashville, N. C., Nov. 26, 1881; d. there Sept. 16, ] 882.

2. Mary Laura Ross-N nshvilh:, N. C.; b. N asl1\'ilIe, Aug. 16, J 888; cd. Mereditll College, Raleigh; Baptist; m. Nashville, Mar. 28, 1906, Leon Thomas Vaughn (b. Scotland Neck, Sept. 25, ]875; lawyer; s. of William Thomas Vaughn and Martha Elender Gray). Children:

]. Leon Thomas Vaughn II-Durham, N. C.; Am. Tobacco Co.; h. Nashville, Jan. 9, 1907; ed. Mars

TABLE 81 657

Hill College, nnd Blackstone ~Ii)jtary Academy; Baptist; unmarried.

2. Ross Leroy V aughn-Bucharest, Roumania; at-tache American Embassy; b. Nashville, N. C,) Aug. 11, 1909; cd. Wakc Forest (N. C.) College; Bap· tist; unmarried.

s. . :Mary Laura Vaughn-b. Nashville, N. C., lIar. 16, 19B; Baptist.

8. Ida Ross-b. Nashville, N. C., June 26, ] 885; d. there July 20, 1886.

4. Arthur Arrington Ross-NnshvilJe, N. C.; b. Nashville. Mar. 15, 1887; cd. Pleasnnt Gnrden Academy; lIethodist; m. LaGrllllgc, Oct. 5, 1908, Attic ~Ine Ficlds (h. Lenoir Co., May 81, ] 886; d. of W. M. Fields and Dorn Elmore). Chil-dren:

1. lIary Aileen Ross-~ asll\"ilJe, X. C.; h. N asln'ille, Sept. ] 8, 1909; cd. Surgent School for Physical Education, Cambridge, ~Iass.; ~Jethodist.

2. Minnie Scott Ross-b. LaGrange, N. C., Sept .. j., 1912; d. Richmond, Vn., Jan. 2, 1013.

5. :Flora Bnttlc Ross-N ushville, N. C.; b. N asln'ille, Sept. S. 1889; Baptist; nl. Nasln·iIle. Mllr. 2:;, 1909, James Kelly Bridgers II. s. of James Kelly Bridgers Ilnd Nena J.ee Jen-killS (J"or descendants, sec Nena I.ee Jenkins. Table 81).

6. Theodore Nicholas Ross-Nashville, N. C.; insurance; h. Nashville, Aug. 29, 1892; d. Rocky )Iol1nt, Dec. 27, 1927; cd. Ouk Ridge (N. C.) 1\1 iI. AClldemy; 1II11yOf N Ilshvil1(' three terms; Buptist; m. Mar. 15, 1913, Anahcl Lambert (b. Union Bridge, ~Id., Oct. 2, 1896; d. of .Jacob Ellsworth Lambert and Lila BeLIe Garner). Children:

1. Ist)l:el Lambert Ross-h. Nasln'iIle, N. C., JUl:' 19, 1915; Baptist.

~. Theodore Nicholas Ross II-b. Nashville, N. C., Sept. 22, 1917; Bllptist.

S. Kenneth Ellsworth Ross-b. N ashvill(~, N. C., Oct. 10, 1919.

4. Donald Scott Ross-b. Rocky )Iouut, N. C., Apr. 5, 192·j..

2. Mary Laura Scott-Nashville, N. C.; b. Nashville, N 0\'. 22, 1 ~·J.8; d. Naslwille, Feb. 11, 1929; cd. Louisburg (N. C.) Female College, and St. Mary's School, Ullleigh; Baptist; unmarried.

S. Amariah Frances Battle-Nashville, N. C.; h. Nash Co., Feb. 28, 1826; d. Nashville, May 15, 1928; Methodist; m. lst, Nnsln'ille, No\,. 7, 18-1.8, Bryan H. Freeman (d. Nashville, Mar. 15, 1852; s. of Dampier Freeman and Har-riet Green of Franklin Co.) ; m. 2nd, Josinh Peace .Jenkins (b. near Franklin-ton, Sept. 21, 18:H; d. Nashville, Apr. 26, 1909; Major C. S. A.; Probate .Judge and Clerk Superior Court; s. of .John 'V .. Jenkins and Fannie A. Peace). Child of 1 st marriage of Amllrillh Frances Battle:

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I. Martha ("Pattie") Dampier Bryan Freeman-Raleigh, N. C.; b. Nashville, Aug. 15, 1849; m. Nasln-iIle, Jan. H, 1868, William Hen-ry Arrington (b. Castalia, No,'. 25, 1884; d. Louisburg, Apr. 28, 1907; s. of Llewellyn Arrington and Sallie Bunn.) Children:

1. Pattie Llewellyn Arrington-Nashville, N. C.; b. Cedar Rock, Dec. 12, 1868; Meth.odist; m. NaJlhville, Oct. 28, 1889, John Walter Braswell (b. Nashville, Oct. 18, 1859; s. of John Tbaddeus Braswell and Sallie Ann Harper). Children:

1. Walter Philip Braswell-Nashville, N. C.; farmer; h. Nashville, July 7, 1891; ~Iethodist; unmarried.

2. Oliver Arrington Braswell-Rocky Mount, N. C.; clcrk; h. Nashville, ~Iay 19, 189:J; Methodist; m. Hilliardston, NOl'. 24, 1914, Ruby Vick (b. Ril-liardston, May 27, 1891; d. of Asail Battle Vick and Leah Ricks; see Table 84-). Children:

1. Ruby Vick Braswell-b. Rocky lIount, N. C., Sept. 12, 1917.

2. Annie Arrington Braswell-b. Rocky 1\lount, N. C., July 18, 1919.

8. Sallie E~na Braswell-Nashville, N. C.; teacher; h. Nashville, Oct. 26, 1896; l\IetJlOdist; unmarried.

4. Victor Hugo BrasweU-Nashville, N. C.; farmer; h. Nashville, lIar. 12, 1898; lIethodist; unmar-ried.

5. Mary Rosa Braswell-Elizabeth City, N. C.; teacher; h. Nashville, Sept. 5, 1900; ~Iethodist; m. Portsmouth, Va., Dec. 19, 1927, Clarence Stu-art Edney (b. Elizabeth City, Mar. 17, 1902; s. of Robert Boswell Edney and :Maggie Elizabeth Jones). No chUdren. .

6. Helen Grecn Braswell-X asiH'ille, N. C.; teachcr; b. N aslwille, Oct. 81, 1902; Mcthodist; unmarried.

7. Alicc Mac Braswcll-Nashville, N. C.; b. Nash-"ille, July 11, 1906; llcthodist; m. Rocky 1\lount, Apr. 9, 1928, James Alexandcr Williams II (h. Oct. 6, 1905; s. of James Alexander Williams and Lula Hicks).

2. Sallic Bunn Arrington-N asln'ille, N. C.; b. Cedar Rock, Feh. 21, 1870; Baptist; m. Castalia, Jun. 18, 1898, William Bunn Bunting (b. near N asln'il1e, Nov. 17, 1867; s. of W. V. Bunting and l\Iary Burwell Bunn). Children:

I. William Vinson Bunting-Nashville, N. C.; farm-er; h. near Nashville, NOl·. 2, 1898; Baptist; m. near Nashville, Feh. 28, 1928, Eva Coopcr Tay-lor (h. ncar Nashville, June 6, 1900; d. of John Ncwton Taylor and Georgianna Freeman). No children.

TABLE 81 659

2. Burwell. Lee Bunting-Rocky ~Iount, N. C.; b. near Nashville, ~Iay 25, 1895; Baptist; m. Rocky Mount, Mar. 6, 1926, Ruby Gladys Hudson (b. Rus-sellville, Ark., Oct. 10, 1904; d. of Robert Emmett Hudson and DOl'ie Ann ~IeGee).

s. N aney Bunn Bunting-N asll\'ille, N. C.; b. near Nashville, June 19, 1897; Baptist; m. Whitakers, Jan. 24, 1918, James Edward Taylor (b. near Nashville, Aug. 19, 1896; s. of William Berry Tay-lor and Lula Oliver Hunt). Children:

]. Margaret Bunn Tnylor-b. near Nash-ville, N. C., Apr. 10, 1921.

2. James Edward Taylor II-b. ncar Nash-ville, N. C., JUly 27, 1922.

8. William Jake Taylor-b. 'nenr Nashville, N. C., Dec. 5, 1928.

4. Tom George Bunting-N aslwillc, N. C.; service station; b. near Nasln'iIle, :Mar. H, 1899; Baptist; m. 1st, Wilson, No\-. 2, 1919, Rosa J~ee Harper (b. Edgecombe, Feb. 21, 189· .. ; d. Washington, D. C., July 18, 1922; d. of Chnrles H. Hnrper and Cal-lie D. Long); m. 2nd, R6cky Mount, N. C., Nov. 9, 1928, Violet Taylor (b. ncar Nashville, Dec. 26, 1904; d. of Rufus S. Taylor and Siddie Bose-man). Children of 2nd marriage of Tom George Bunt-ing:

1. Violet Taylor Bunting-b. Nashville, N. C., Sept. 15, 1924.

2. Betsy Ann Bunting-b. Naslwille, N. C., Apr. 80, 1926.

5. Mary Burwell Bunting-Rocky Mount, N. C.; clerk; b. near Nashville, Apr. 10, 1901; Baptist; unmarried.

6. Bunn Arrington Bunilng-Nnslll'ille, N. C.; farm-er; b. near Nashville, Jnn. 2·j., 190:1; Baptist; un-married.

7. Mattie Lou Bunting-Nasll\'ille, N. C.; b. nenr Nashville, Mar. 5, 1905; Baptist; m. Emporia, Va., Apr. 17, 1926, Robert Lee King (b. nenr Nashville, N. C., Feb. 20, 1901; s. of Robert Ed-ward King and Emma Parrish). Children:

1. Robert Lee King II-b. ncnr Nashville17 N. C., Jan. 21, 1927.

2. Bruce Arrington King-b. nellr Nasll-ville, N. C., Nov. 18, 1928.

8. Billie Lou Bunting-N as\l\'ilIe, N. C.; farmer; b. near Nashville, Feb. 1, 1907; Baptist; unmarried.

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9. Sallie Pat Bunting-Nashville, N. C.; h. near Nashville, l\lar. 29, 1912; Baptist; unmarried.

Amanda Lee Arrington-Greensboro, N. C. (See Jikeness on page preceding this Table); b. Cedar Rock, Nov. 28, 1871; m. Castalia 1899, Fredcrick H. Battle, s. of Thomas Williams Battle and Cornelia Pitts (See Table 84). Chil-dren:

). Frederick H. BattIe II-unmarried (See likeness on page preceding tltis Table).

2. William Battle-unmarried (See Iikencss on page preceding this Table) .

• J.. Bryan Harrison Arrington (changed name to Bryan Harri-son Freeman)-Raleigh, N. C.; motorman; b. Cedar Rock, Nov. 25, 1878; unmarried.

5. Hattie Green Arrington-b. Castalia, N. C., July 4, 1875; d. 1915 i unmarried.

Children of 2nd marriage of Amariah Frances Battle: 2. Josiah Lawrence Jenkins-OkJahoma City, Okla.; credit mgr. whole-

sale grocery (See likeness on page preceding this Table); b. Castalia, N. C., Oct. 10, 1861 i Presbyterian; m.EI Reno, Okla., June 22, 1899, Caroline Reams (b. Gilman, 111., July 22, 1871; d. of John A. and Sarah Reams). No children.

S. Ntma Lee Jenkins-Nasll\'iIle, N. C.; b. Castalia, Mar. 27, 186S; Methodist; m. 1st, Stillwater, Feb. 21, 1884, James Kelly Bridgers (b. near Seaboard, Oct. 24, ]855; d. Nashvillc, }:ch. 16, 1888; s. of Edwin Bridgers and Penelope Stephenson); m. 2nd, Stillwater, Feb. ]5, ]900, Joseph Lee Robertson (b. ncar Henderson, May 6, ]86S; d. NashviJle, June 2, 1928; s. of Halcy Robertson a!1d Indianna Ful-ler). Children of 1st marriage of Ncna Lce Jenkins:

1. Garland Bridgers-b. Nashvillc, N. C., Sept. 6, 1885; d. there July 21, 1886.

2. James Kelly Bridgers II-Nashville, N. C.; farmer; b. Nash Co., Jan. 22, 1887; m. Nashville, Mar. 25, 1909, Flora Battle Ross, d. of Dr. Terrelius Theodore Ross and Vir-ginia Amariah Scott (See Table 81). Children:

). FJora Ross Bridgers-b. Nashville, N. C., Dec. 28, 1909; ed. N. C. College for Women, Greensboro; Methodist.

2. James KeUy Bridgers III-b. Nashville, N. C., July 27, 1911; ed. Univ. N. C.; Methodist.

S. Virginia Battle Bridgers-b. Nashville, N. C., Sept. 11, 1915; Methodist.

.j.. Minnie Lee Bridgers-b. Nasll\'i1le, N. C., June 26, 1917.

Child of 2nd marriage of Nena Lee Jenkins: S. .Toseph Paul Robertson-Riversidc, Calif.; b. Nasll\'iIIe, N.

C., June 27, 1902 i Methodist; unmarried.

TABLE 81 661

4. Anna Laurll Jenkins-b. Castalia, N. C., Oct. 11, 1865; d. near N ash-ville, Sept. 29, 1881.

5. Helen Clyde Jenkins-Baltimore, Md.; clerk; b. Castalia, N. C., Mar. 9, 1867; d. Baltimore, Md., Mar. 15, 1902; Methodist; unmarried.

6. Rosa Frances J enkins-N ashville, N. C.; postmistress; b. Nashville, Feb. 24, 1869; Methodist; m. near Nashville, July 2, 1907, Lucullus Cass Cooper (b. near Nashville; s. of Ne\'erson Cass Cooper and Mittie Frances Harper). Children:

1. Julian Lawrence Cooper-b. Nasln'ille, N. C., May 18, 1908; Methodist.

2. William Eliot Cooper-b. Nash\'iIle, N. C., Oct. 10, 1910; Methodist.

7. Zebulon Vancc Jenkins-Rocky Mount, N. C.; merchant and planter (Sce likeness on page preceding this Table); b. Nashville, July Ho, 1872; cd. Oak Ridge (N. C.) Inst.; 189·J., Chmn. Co. Exec. Com.; 1896-1900, mayor Nasll\'iIIe; 1900, deputy sheriff and register deeds, Nash Co.; Methodist; m. Rocky Point, Mar. 21, 1905, Fannie West-brook (b. Rocky Point, Dee. 15, 1879; d. of Joseph Hcnry West-brook and Elizabeth Ann Batson). Children:

1. Elizabeth Battle Jenkins-Rocky !\Iount, N. C.; b. Rocky Point, Dec. 16, 1905; cd. N. C. College for Women, Greens-boro; m. Sept. 24, 1925, Clyde Henderson. Children:

I. Clyde Henderson II. 2. -Frances Charlotte Henderson.

2. Frances Westbrook Jenkins-b. Nashville, N. C., July 5, 1907; ed. Mllry Baldwin Seminary, Staunton, Va.

4. Lucien Napoleon Bonllparte Battle-Nashville, N. C.; farmer; b. Mar. 20, 1828; d. N asln-ille, May 10, 1897; cd. Lovejoy Academy, Raleigh; 1856; 1858, 1860, and 1866, State Senator from Nash Co.; member N. C. Com'ention of Se-cession and Com'ention of Reconstruction; unmarried.

5. William Lawrence Battle-b. Dec. 26, 1850; d. near Nashville, N. C., :May 20, 1858; unmarried.

6. Alexander Watson Battle (twin of above)-Manehester, Va.; teacher; h. N. C., Dec. 26, 1880; d. l\Ianchester, Va., Jan. 1'1, 1902; ed. Louisburg (N. C.) Male Academy; served in Ga. Regt., C. S. A.; m. 1 st, LaGrange, Ga., July 7, 1856, Elizabeth Battle Boddie, d. of Nathan Van Boddie and EliZhbeth Bat-tle (See Tllble 76); m. 2nd, Virginia Davis. Children of 1 st marrillge of Alexander Watson Battle:

1. Nathan Van Boddie Battle-b. Rome, Ga.; d. aged 16 months. 2. Lawrence Wiliiam BaUIt!-b. Rome, Ga.; d. aged 8 months. s. Elizabeth Williams Battle-New York City; trained nurse; b. La-

Grange, Ga., Feb. 2, 1862; d. New York City, Jan. 5, 1882 while in training at Charity Hospital.

-J.. Died infant in Ga. 5. Died infant in Ga. 6. Annie Laurie Battle-N asllville, N. C.; teacher; h. Suwanee, Fla.,

May 7, 1869; d. Nas}l\·ille, N. C., Dec. 11, 1903; ed. Louisburg (N. C.) Female College, and State Normal and Ind. College, Greensboro; Baptist; unmarried.

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7. .1olm Bnttle-h. Oct. H., 1888. 8. Frederick Lnwrence Battle-Nasln'ilIe, N. C.; h. Dee. 2·10, 1835; d. Sept. 11,

1900; cd. Hllndolph Macon College, Ashland, Va.; 80th Regt., N. C. Troops, C.S. A.; 1870, Stnle Senator; unmarried.

TABLE R2

DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM BATTLE III AND CHLOE CRUDUP BODDIE

(See Table 76)

1\1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 8. WILLIAM BATTLE Ill-Shelby Co., Tenn.; pll1nter; b. Nash Co., N. C., Apr. ~H, 1790; d. Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 14, 187010; rcared in Nash Co., N. C., removing after mnrringe to Wakc Co. on Neuse Rivcr near Ul1leigh; built "Bat-tic's Bridge" crossing Ncusc Ril'cr; Licut. Bell's Co., Wake Co. Regt., N. C. Troops, War of 18121 ; remol'cd ~r ay I, 1880 to Shelby Co., Tenn., then an unbroken wilderness, and from the dark shadows Cllst by the dense forest, he called it "lJark Corner"; large slal'cholder; too old for serl'icc in C. S. A. but taken prisoner with-out cause and held for many months in Federal prison; Primitive Baptist; m. Feb. 24, 1812, Chloe Crudup Boddie (b. Wilke Co., N. C., June 16, 1796; d. Arlington, Tenn., .May 21, 186,10; d. of Bennett Boddie Ilnd Sarah Smith j grl1ndd. of Nathan Boddic and Chloe Crudup). Children:

I. William Bcnnett Battlc-Arlington, Tenn.; planter; b. Wake Co., N. C., Dec. 18, 1812; d. ncar Arlington, Tcnn., :\lOl·. 22, 1869; remol'ed 1880 to Tenn.; too old for serl'ice in C. S. A. but tnken prisoner and held many months in Fcderal prison for feeding and giving aid to Confcderate soldiers; Presbyterian; m. 1st, l\Iempllis, 1847, Elizabeth Bonner (d. 1851; d. of William Bonner and ~farthll Hill); m. 2nd, Brownsville, Dec. 18, 1856, Sarah Angeline Rice (b. Sparta, Nov. 18, 1829; d. Browll!willc, Fcb. 22, 1891; d. of Theodoric Bland Rice, Lieut. War of 1812, und Mary Crockett Harbert). Children of 1st marriage of William Bennett Battle:

]. Monterey Battle-Memphis, Tenn.; carpenter; b. Shelby Co., ] 848; d. Memphis, Oct. 12, 1888; m. Arlington, Nov. ''', 1874, Jane Eliza-beth Garrison (b. Hickory Withe, Aug. 27, 1850; d. of James Garri-son and Lucy Ann Ivy). Children:

1. Elizabeth Bonner Battle-Kirkwood, Mo. ; b. Arlington .. Tenn., Sept. 22, 1875; Methodist; m. Memphis, Sept. 21, 1896, James Emory Burdick (b. Memphis, Jan. I, 1878; manufacturer; s. of James Lee Burdick and Dicie Ann Sul-liv:m). Children:

. l. Elizabeth Battle Burdick-Colorado Springs, Colo.; b. Webster Gro\'es, Mo., July 80, 1899; ed. Washington Univ. Art School, St. Louis; musician and Ilrtistj Methodist; m. Kirkwood, May 12, 192·10, Frederick Jolm Mocllcr (b. St. Louis, Nov. SO, 1898 j s. of Edward Ernst Moeller and Louise Struss). No children.

2. Char)cs Louis Burdick-Kirkwood, Mo.; traveling

J"Muster Rolls of the soldiers of the War of 1812, detached from the militia of North Carolina in 1812 and 1814," p. 100, 1851 edition.

663

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salesman; b. Webster Gro\'es, Feb. 4, 1908; Meth-odist; unmarried.

2. Robert Stewart Battle-Memphis, Tenn.; car inspector; b. Arlington, .Mnr. 10, 1878: d. Mcmphis, Aug. 14, 1902; ltfethodist; unmarried.

2. Martha Elizabeth Battle-Somerville, TeJlJl.; b. Shelby Co., Dec. 26, 18tH; d. Somerville, Apr. 21, 1890: ed. Mrs. McGhce's School, Mem-phis, and Somervillc (Tenn.) Female Inst.; Presbyterian; m. Feb. 1872, William Bcnnctt Watson. Children: . ]. Virginia Kathcrine Watson-Memphis, Tenn.: ed. Blue

Mountain College, lIiss.; unmarried. 2. Willie Bennett Watson-Memphis, Tenn.: ed. Blue Moun-

tain College, Miss.; Presbyterian; m. H. F. McGaughey. Child:

). William McGaughey. s. Garner Watson-Memp1lis, Tenll.; certificd public account-

ant: b. Memphis, Nov. 15, 1881: Presbyteriall; m. Nash-ville, N 0\'. 20, 1907, Jean B. Donaldson (b. Hopkinsville, Ky., Dec. 25, 1884; d. of James T. Donaldson and Jessie Bettersworth). Children:

1. Garner D. Watson-b. Aug. 80, 19.08. 2. Dorothy J. Watson-b. July 1, 19]2. 3. Gayle H. Watson-b. Feb. 22, 1919 .

. t.. Elizabcth Bonner Watson-Stanton, Tenn.; b. Somerville, June ] 6, ] 887; cd. Miss. Synodical Collegc, Holly Springs; Presbyterian; m. Stanton, Tenn., Oct. 29, ] 908, William Edwin Maclin (b. Mason, Apr. 8, 1870; s. of Maj. R. F. llnd Emily Frances Maclin). Childrcn:

1. Emily Frances Maclin-b. Stl1nton, Tenn., Oct. fH, 1909; ed. Miss. Synodical College, Holly Springs; Presbyterian; u\lmarried.

2. Martha Battle Maclin-b. Stanton, Tenn., Oct. 10, 1918; cd. Miss. Synodical Collegc, Holly Springs; Prcsbyterian.

s. Mary Elizabeth Maclin-b. Stanton, Tenn., Apr. 5, ]920.

Child of 2nd marriage of William Bennett Battle: 3. Mary Ora Battlc-Brownsville, Tenn.; b. near Arlington, Feb. 28,

1859; M. A. 1878, Brownsville (Tcnn.) Female College, also certifi-cates in music and art; teacher there after graduation, 1878: U. D. C.; D. A. n.; Daughters of 1812; Colonial Dames of America; Pres-byterian; m. Brownsville, Oct. 4, 1881, John Turner Gray (b. near Browns\·iIle, Feb. I, 1851; d. Brownsville, June 25, 1925; planter; Mason; riding cider 53 years Union Presbyterilln Church; s. of Alex-ander Grny and Mary Clarke). Children:

1. Alary Ora Gray-Brownsville, Tenn.; teacher; b. near Browns\'ilIc, June 5, 1888; B. A. 1908, Synodical CoJlege, Holly Springs, Miss.; attendcd Unll'. Tenn. and Columbia

TABLE 82 665

Univ.; U. D. C.; D. A. R.; taught Memphis and Browns-ville schools; Presbyterian; unmarried.

2. Sarah Margaret Gray-Tarrytown, N. Y.; b. near Browns-ville, Tenn., Mar. 19, 1885; A. B. 1904, Synodical College, Holly Springs: Miss.; U. D. C.; D. A. R.; Dixie Club; Presbyterian; m. Brownsville, Tenn., Apr. 7, 1914, Leslie Verne Case (b. Cohoctoll, N. Y., Oct. 1, 1876; ed. N. Y. State Normal School, Yenessee; A. B. N. Y. Univ., New York City; 1\1. A. 1929, Columbia Univ.; now principal Washington Irving High School, Tarrytown; mcmber N. Y. Physics Club, N. Y. Chemistry Club, N. Y. Schoohnas-ters Club, N. Y. State Naturalists' Assoc., Ed. Council and Society of Yenessee; owns large collections of minerals, curios, and Indian objects; also has collections in museum at Albany and Am. Museum Nat. History; s. of George Washington Case and Ella Peck). Child:

1. George Battle Case-b. Tarrytown, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1922.

3. John Turner Gray II-Brownsville, Tenn.; lawyer; b. near Brownsville, Dec. 9, 1887; grad. 1908, Brownsville Train-ing School; attended Southwestern Presbyterian College, Clarksville; A. B. 1911, Washington and Lee Univ., Lex-ington, Va.; Alplla Tau Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; S. A. R.; Masoll; Rotarian; 1911-18, Clerk Chancery Court, Browns-ville; Corp. Co. D, 31st Field Artillery, 11th Div., World War; Presbyterian; m. Roanoke, Mo., June 29, 1926, Mary-anne Pitts (b. Roanoke, 1900; B. A. 1922, Univ. Mo., Co-lumbia; d. of Alfred Winston Pitts and Zannie Mary Den-ny). Child:

1. Zan Mary Gray-b. Brownsville, Tenn., Sept. 11, 1928.

4. William Bennett Battle Gray-Brownsville, Tenn.; stu-dent; h. nenr Brownsville, Apr. 10, 1890; d. Memphis, Apr. 14, 1914; cd. Brownsville Training School, Brnnllam and Huglles School, Spring Hill, Southwestern Presbyterian Col-lege, Clarksville, and Memphis (Tenn.) Medical College; Alpha Tau Omega; Presbyterian; unmarried.

5. Archibald Alexander Gray-b. near Brownsville, Tenn., July 18, 1895; d. Brownsville, Aug. 2, 1895.

6. Alexander Harbert Gray-Brownsville, Tenn.; lawyer; b. near Browllsville, Sept. S, 1896; ed. Southwestern Presby-terian College, Clarksville; left Washington and. Lee Univ., Lexington, Va., in senior year, volunteering for service in World War; LL. B. 1923, Cumberland Univ., Lebanon, Tenn.; Alpha Tau Omega; S. A. R.; Corp, 78rd Art., A. E. F., World War; ]919-28, Clerk Chancery Court, Browns-ville; Presbyterian; m. Lebanon, July 12, 1928, Margaret Seale (h. Auburn, Ala., 1902; cd. Ward Belmont College,

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Nashville; violinist; d. of .J ames Cleburne Senle and Estellc Love Whitaker). Children:

1. Estelle Love Gray-b. Brownsvillc, l'cnn., Scpt. 25, 1924.

2. Marylinn Gray-b. Brownsville, 'renn., Aug. 10, 1926.

2. llary Battle-Memphis, Tenn.; b. Wake Co., N. C., 1815; d. l\Icmphis, Tenn., Sept. 1865; Baptist; m. ncar Arlington, June 1840, Erasmus Pinkney Stewart (b. Livingston Co., Ky., 1811: d. Memphis, Tenn., 1860: cd. Cumberland Col-lege, Princeton, Ky.; s. of Dr. Ayres Stewart and Tinzie Bullard). Childrcn:

1. Darwin Stewart-Memphis, Tenn.; civil cngineer; b. Mcmphis; kill-ed in Memphis at close of Civil War; cd. :\1 urfrcesboro :\1 ilitnry Col-lege; Major C. S. A.; unmarried.

2. William Battle Stewart-Tenn.; sur\'cyor and teacher; b. New Or-leans, La.; d. Tenn., 1919; Lieut. C. S. A.; unmarried.

S. Sandol Stewart-Paris, Tcnn.; b. Memphis; d. Paris, Oct. 26. 1888: ed. State Baptist College, Memphis; Baptist; m. Shclby Co., WiIIilllll Arthur Dunlap (b. Paris, Dec. IS, 18S-f.; d. Paris, ~o\·. 9, 189-).; cd. Paris .Male Academy; B. A. 1854 and LL. B. 1857, Cumberland Univ., Lebanon; lawyer; member 84th Gen. Assembly; s. of Jolm H. Dunlap and lIarietta Beauchamp). Children:

1. John Stewart Dunlap-Paris, Tcnn.; lawyer; b. Shelb~· Co., May 9, 1871; unmarried.

2. Marie Dunlap-Paris, Tenn.; unmarried. S. Pinkney Stewart Dunlap-b. Paris, Tenn.; d. infllnt.

.... Charles Pinkney Stewart-Memphis, Tenn.; IIrtist; d. :\lell1phis. 1891; C. S. A.; unmarried.

5. llary Stcwart-Memphis, Tenn.; b. Memphis; d. Memphis, 1920; unmarried.

6. George Frederick Stewart-Arlington, Tenn.; physician; h. :\lell1-phis; d. Arlington, 1880; m. 1875, Ida Mai White. CHild:

1. Sandol Stewart-Memphis Tenn.; b. Arlington. 1879; 111. W. P. l\letealf. Children:

1. Sandol Metcalf-b. Mcmphis, Tenn.; m. Mr. Stark.

2. Ida Louise Mctclllf-b. Memphis. 7. Flora Turley Stcwllrt-Brownsville, Tcnn.; b. Mcmphis; unmllrricd. 8. Ceylon Frazier Stewart-Hot Springs, Ark.; teacher Ilnd plllnter; h.

l\fcmphis, Tenn., 1857; d. Hot Springs, Ark., Apr. 5, 1910; removed to Ark. in late80's; Baptist; m. Star City, ,Jan. 15, 1890, Mrs. EIi:m Ann (Viek) Wilkes (b. Wilmcr, Oct. 29, 1861; d. Monticello, Jan. 20, 1920; d. of Rev. Iredell lind Malvina Ann Vick). Children:

1. Darwin Chester Stewart-Monticello, Ark.; hllrdwllrc sllles-man; b. Stnr City, Nov. 25, 1890; Bllptist; m. l\lontieello. Oct. !I, 1915, Anna Beulah Crick (b. Monticcllo, Nov. 18. 1899: d. of John Allron Ilnd Lorcttll Dovc Crick). Chil-dren:

I. Havis Lce Stcwllrt-h. l\Ionti('ello, Ark ... J Illy 5, 1916.

TA8LE 82 667

2. Frank ~Iorrell Stewart-b. :Monticello, Ark., Apr. 24, 1928.

2. Rodney Clark Stewart-Monticello, Ark.; grocer; b. Star City, May 17, 1898; Baptist; m. Star City, May 18, 1922, Estelle Henry Scott (b. Star City; d. of Jesse I.evi Scott and Lula Viek). Children:

1. Winona :MIlY Stewart-b. Monticello, Ark., Mnr. 26, 1925.

2. Rodney Clllrk Stewl1rt I I-b. Monticello, Ark., Apr. 11, 1927.

8. Cl1ssie Henley Stewllrt-b. Stur City, Ark., Oct. 9, 189:i; d. there July 19, 1899.

4. Dovie Mlly Stewl1rt-Dallns, Tcx.; b. Stnr City, Ark., Mllr. 26, 1898; Baptist; Ill. ~Iontieello, Sept. 15, 1919, Howllrd John Binns (b. ~Iontieello; s. of John ~Ii1ton Binns I1nd Eula Lee). Child:

1. Lela Verline Binns-b. Monticello, Ark., Apr. 6, 1922.

3. Sarah V nn Boddie Battle-LuGrl1nge, Tenn.; b. Wake Co., N. C., 1817; d. LaGrangc, Tenn., 1872; Baptist; m. LnGrllngc, 1836, Willialll G. ~lalone (d. Columbus, Ky., 1872). Children:

1. John .Malone-l\[ajor 20th Ky. Cav., C. S. A.; unmurried. 2. Sophia Malone-d. young. 8. .Mary Fletcher Malolll.--m. Mr. Connelly. -J.. William Battle l\Ialon~~Iemphis, Term.; wholesale hat merchllnt; b.

Tippah Co., Miss., Sept. 16, 18'J.S; d. l\Icmphis, Tenn., Nov. 26, 1897; Forrest's Cav., C. S. A.; Methodist; m. Hl1ywood Co., Jail. 6, 1869, ElIl1 Kate Barbee (b. Haywood Co., ~Iuy 10, 1851; d. or Dr. Allen J. Barbcc and Susan Young Tllylor). Children:

I. John Barbee ~Illione-b. UrownsviJIe, Tenn., July 27, 1870; married. Child:

1. Kathleen Malone-New York City. 2. William BaUle Mlllone II-Memphis, Tenn.; surgeon; b.

Brownsville, .July '10, 187'1.; B. A. 1896, V'lIlderhilt Univ.: 1\[, D. 1899, Unh·. Term.; 1913, Fellow Am. College or Surgeons; 1920, D. S. M.; Methodist; m. Nlls/noille, Oct. 17, 1901, Jellnne Hyde (b. South Pittsburg, Mllr. 27, 1878; d. of Francis George Hyde and Ellen Smith). No children.

3. Allen Taylor ~Ialonc-l\femphis, Tenn.; wholesale grocer: b. Brownsville, July 5, 1878; ed. Webb School, Bell Buckle, nnd Vanderbilt Univ.; Pres. Mulone and Hyde, wholesllIe grocers; Methodist; Ill. Memphis, Oct. 21, 1902, Julin LOII-ise Campbell (b. Browns\'ille, Aug. 3, 1884; d. of lIlltthew T. and l\Jargnrct Campbell). Children:

1. Jamcs Campbell l\Ialon~b. ~Iemphis, Tenn., JlIly 16, 1905; d. there July 19, 1905.

2. Margaret Malone-b. Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 18, 1906; ed. St. Mary's College, :\[empllis, and Ran-dolph l\IlIeon College, I.~'nchburg, Va.; Methodifit.

668 THE BATTLE BOOK

S. William Battle Malone-b. Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 11, 1909; ed. Webb School, Bell Buckle, South-western CoIl., Memphis, and Unh·. Tenn.; Meth-odist.

4. Ella Kate Malone-b. Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 22, 1918.

5. Allen Taylor Malone II-b. Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 16, 1919.

4. Kathlcen Malone-New York City; b. Brownsville, Tenn., 1\Iar. 29, 1888; Episcopalian; m. Nov. 2, 1909, John C. Burch II (b. Nashvillc; s. of Col. John C. Burch and Lucy Newell). Children:

1. Charles N. Burch-b. Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 25, 1910.

2. Chloe Malone Burch-b. Memphis, Tenn., June 20, 1912.

5. Chloe Mulone-Memphis, Tenn.; b. Brownsville, Apr. 24, 1887; Methodist; m. Memphis, Apr. 10, 1919, Robert Les-lie Proudfit (b. Memphis, May 2S, 1881; s. of William P. Proudfit and Fairfax Harris). No children.

5. George B. Malone-~Iemphis, Tenn.; physician; C. S. A.; m. Kate Carson. Children:

1. Julia Malone-Memphis, Tenn.; b. Baltimore, Md., Mar. 4, 187'''; cd. Weslcyan Female Collcge, Brownsville, Tenn.; Methodist; m. Memphis, July 8, 1899, John Christopher Ottinger (b. Cocke Co., Sept. 20, 1868; s. of Christian Ot-tinger and Eva Eisenhauer). Children:

1. John Christopher Ottinger II-b. Memphis, Tenn., :Uay 21, 1907.

2. George Malone Ottinger-b. 1\lemphis, Tenn., May 6, 1910.

S. Francis Marion Ottingcr (twin of above)-b. Memphis, Tenn., 1\Iay 6, 1910.

2. Edith l\lalone-m. Joel Wynne. Child: 1. Margaret Wynne-Memphis, Tenn.; m. lIr ..

Draughon. S. Mabel Malone-m. Mr. Gillis. Severnl children. .... Boothe Mnlone-Calif.

6. Sullie Malone-Union City, Tenn.; m. AUred Brevard. Children: 1. Elln Brewlrd-Mnnsfield, La.; m. Dr. A. S. Steele. Chil-

dren: 1. Brevard Steele-ed. Univ. Calif. 2. Daughter. S. Daughter.

2. Alwyn Brevllrd-Union City, Tenn. S. John Bre\'ard-d. young.

7. Juliette Malone-d. young. 8. Chloe Mnlone-d. young. 9. Nathan Malone-d. young.

TABLE 82 669

10. Samuel Malone-Tex.; married. Several children. -1-. Flora Crudup Battle-Memphis, Tenn.; h. Wake Co., N. C., 1819; d. Memphis,_

Tenn., Dec. 8, 1895; Baptist; m. near Arlington, 18,.102, Thomas Jefferson Tur-ley -(b. 1807; d. Memphis, Aug. I, 1854; lawyer). Child:

I. Thomas Battle Turley-Memphis, Tenn.; lawyer; b. Memphis, Apr. 10, 1845; d. Memphis, July], ]9]0; Maynard's Rifles, Co. L, 145tll Tenn. Regt., C. S. A.; c~ptured Battle of Nashville, imprisoned Camp Chase, 0., and exchanged Mar. 1865; after war studied law, Univ. Va.; ]869-1910, practiced law, Memphis; U. S. Senator; m. Mem-phis, 1870, Irene nayner, d. of Eli Rayner and 1\[ary Jones. Chil-dren:

1. Eli Rayner Turley-Memphis, Tenn.; lawyer; b. Memphis, Sept. 13, 1871; B. S. 1898, Univ. Va.; Baptist; m. Jackson, Tenn., Mar. 22, 1900, Annie Perkins McCorry (b. Jackson, Nov. 24, 1879; d. of Judge Henry MeCorry and Lou Per-kins Cole). Children :

1. Thomas Battle Turley-Memphis, Tenn.; lumber; b. Memphis, May 9, 1901; Episcopalian; m. Mem-phis, 1928, Louise McIntosh (b. Memphis; d. of Wiley McIntosh and Annie Campbell).

2. Eli Rayner Turley II-Jackson, Miss.; cotton; b. ~Iemphis, Tenn., Apr. 20, 1908; ed. Univ. South, Sewanee; Episcoplllian; unmarried.

S. Henry McCorry Turley-Memphis, Tenn.; cot-ton; b. Memphis, Sept. 18, 1907; ed. Southwestern Collegc, Memphis; Episcopalian; unmarried.

4-. 1\1ary Lou Turlcy-Jackson, Miss.; b. Memphis, Tenn., July 19, 1909; Episcopalian; unmarried.

2. Flora Turley-Memphis, Tenn.; b. 1873; m. Dr. John 1\1. Minor. Child:

I. John 1\1. Minor 11. 8. Thomas J. Turley-Memphis, Tenn.; Pres. Turley-Bul-

lington Mortgage Co.; h. l\Ietnphis, NOl-. 27, ]875; cd. Va. Military Ins!., Lexington, and Unh·. Va.; m. Memphis, Tenn., June 27, ]907, ShaJlyc Johnston, d. of William R. Johnston and Anne Plummer. No children.

4. Mary Louise Turley-Memphis, Tenn.; b. ~Iemphis, Aug. 6, 1879; cd. l\Iiss Higbee's School, Memphis, and ~liss Huger's School, New York City; Episcopalian; m. Memphis, Tenn., Apr. ]2, ]910, John Middleton Trenholm (b. Char-leston, S. C., ] 879; l!. of Savage D. Trenholm and Alicia Middleton Ripley). Child:

]. Margaret Turley Trenholm-b. ~Iemphis, Tenn., Feb. 28, 1011; cd. Holton Arms, Washington, D. C.; Episcopalian.

5. Margaret Turley-b. Memphis, Tenn., 1885; d. there 1907; unmarried.

5. Hannibal Battle-b. Wake Co., N. C., 1821; d. infant. O. Sandol Fort 'Battle-Somerville, Tenn.; h. Wake Co., N. C., 1828; d. Somer-

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ville, Tenn., May 1872; EpiscopaHan; m. ]8,J,2, John Cowlln Humphreys (b. June 1,18]3; ll. Somerville, IS67; lawyer; IS·lo9-60, Judge llth 'I'cnll. Cir-cuit; s. of Churlcli Humphrcys anll Sarllh Cowlln). Childrcn:

1. Charles Wcst Humphrcys-killed Battle of Shiloh, C. S. A.; unmar· ried.

2. Urucc Humphreys-m. Stephen Watkinli. Children: 1. John H. Watkins-New York City; lawyer; m. Annit.

Wright. 2. Richard Watkins-Dell\'cr, Colo.; marricd.

s. Mary Humphreys-Washington, D. C.; Ill. Judgc Milliken, formerl) Prof. Law, Vanderbilt Vlliv. Children:

1. Sllndol Battle l\lillikcn-m . .Mr. Stoddard of New Haven. Conn.

2. Lavinill Milliken. s. Daughter.

4. Flora Humphreys-m. John P. Edmondson. 5. Hettie Humphreys-Washington, D. C.; m. Robert .M. Cousar (law·

yer; connccted with U. S. Trcasury). 6. A1fred Battle Humphreys-Somcn'iIle, Tenn.; lawyer; b. Somer\'ille,

1854; d. Somcrvillc, Nov. ]S78; A. B. Univ. Ky.; LL. n. Cumberland Univ., Lebanon, Tenn.; EpiscopaHan; m. Lehanon, Oct. 29, 1874, Madclcine nosa Allison (b. Lchllnon; d. Lebanon, Apr. 192· .. ; d. 0) Roher! Porter Allison and Althea Sanders). Child:

1. Allison Battle Humphreys-Lebanon, Tenn.; Pres. Inter-Statc lee and Coni Co.; b. Somerville, Oct. 22, 1875; A. H. nnd B. L. Cumberlnnd Univ., I.ebnnon; Spanish American 'Vnr; Presbytcrian; III. J Ilcksol1\'iIIe, .Fla., Dce. 27, 190U, Maude Dixon Sperry (h. Alma, Mich., Oct. 7, 1882; d. ot Burton Wcldon Spcrry unci Julia Dixon). Children:

1. Grace A1thcll Humphrcys-Lcbunon, Tcnn.; b. JacksoJl\'iIIe, Fill., .July 2, 1902; cd. Cumberlnnd Univ., I.ebnnon, Tcnn.; Presbytcriall; m. Lcbanon, Marion Thomns, s. of Houston Thomlls. Childrcn:

I. Marion Thomas II. 2. Houston Thomas.

2. Madeleine Caruthers Humphreys-EI PlISO, Tex.; b. J acksoD\'iIIc, Fin., Sept. 17, 190·10; ed. Cumber-land Univ., Lebanon, Tenn.; Episco)lalinn: m. Lebanon, Mllr. 9, ]92], Henry Augustus Cline II (b. Whnrton, 'rex., Oct. IS, 1899; s. of Henry Au-gustus Cline ,\1)(1 Elhmbctll Wootcn). Child:

]. Madelcine Humphreys Clinc-h. Whllr-ton, Tcx., Feb. 6, 1923.

s. Allison Battlc Humpbreys II - Lebanon, Tex.; lawyer; b. Lebnnon, June 28, 1906; cd. Cumber· land Uni\'., Lcbanou; Presb~·terian; unmnrried.

4. Burton 'Veldon HUUlphreys-b. Lebanon, Tenn., N 0\'. 25. 1909; cd. Castle Heights, I.ebanon; Pres-byterian.

TABLE 82 671

5. Julia Sperry Humphreys-b. Lebanon, Tenn., July 25, 1912; student Cumberland Univ., Le