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DESCENDANCYof

HENRY PICKARD (b c1730) and ELIZABETH (SMOTHERS?)Henry's and Elizabeth's parents are not known to us

Elizabeth's birthdate is not known to us

Note 1: material in smaller type is written by Barbara Ann Fisher (BFE), wife of Karl Frederick Edler Jr (KFE), while larger type material is primarily from our family history database maintained by KFE.

Note 2: names of direct ancestors of BFE are underlined.

I. Henry 1 Pickard 's birthdate is not known to us; for our convenience we estimate it as about 1730. We haven't been able to identify his parents. He married Elizabeth ( Smothers ?) ;42 at least eight children, all born Orange Co NC. From about 1753 he owned a farm of about 250 acres on the south/west side of the Haw River where Terrell's Creek joins it, in Orange Co (Chatham Co after 1771).2 His will was dated 16 Jul 1790. He died before November 1790 in Chatham Co NC,3 age possibly about 60.

In 1997 we visited Pittsboro, Chatham Co NC and the surrounding area, trying to find some records about the Pickard and Petty families. (We were also looking for the members of our Cole family, Section 6b, who were in Chatham, Orange and Alamance counties in the mid-eighteenth century.) We liked the countryside, enjoyed our trip, and learned some history new to us, including the War of the Regulators, said by some to be the beginning of the Revolution. Unfortunately, we found very little information pertinent to our families, but hope to pursue this line more in the future.

PICKARD ORIGINS -- It seems probable that our Pickard brothers must have moved into North Carolina from Virginia, Maryland or Pennsylvania, because those states were the source of most immigrants to central NC at that time. One researcher suggests4 that they may have descended from John Pickard of Rowley, Massachusetts. A Puritan, he was an early magistrate and had come from Essex Co, England, in 1632. It is thought that some of his descendants moved south to New Jersey and/or Pennsylvania. So far, however, we haven't found a connection.

With regard to earlier Pickards, we have no definitive information. It has been said that knights from Picardy, France, went into England with William the Conqueror in 1066. (John Pickard of Rowley is said to have been a descendent of one of these Normans.) A family name in those days often referred to a person's birthplace or home, so a William de Picard could mean William of Picardy. In records as early as the twelfth century there are said to be references to Picard, Piccard, Picchard, Pichard and Pickard, all variants of the same name. We have also wondered if our family could be of Scottish origin, with the name Pickard deriving from Pict, but this is also unconfirmed.

A recent correspondant45 indicates a lineage of 14 generations before our earliest Henry, with persons of various titles in Picardy, France. It is certainly possible, but we are not including any of that material here.

A. (John?) Henry2 Pickard, born before 1750, went to Georgia. He married Nancy [Pickard]; at least six children: Silas, Jackson, Nancy, Elizabeth, Phebe, and Elon.42

B. William 2 Pickard , born about 1758, married Elizabeth Justice -- see page 3b-2. C. Thomas2 Pickard was born May 1759.5

D. John2 Pickard had at least three children (Micajah, Robert, and John). He died before 16 Jul 1790.1

E. Christian2 Pickard, also known as Christina, married James Watley before 16 Jul 1790.1

We wonder if James was connected to the family of Margaret Whatley, who married John Pickard, page 3b-18.

F. Elizabeth2 Pickard married Philemon Lacey before 16 Jul 1790.2

G. Sarah2 Pickard married Samuel Baldwin before 16 Jul 1790.1

H. Mary2 Pickard married Robert Clark before 16 Jul 1790.1

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We believe Henry Pickard had a brother, John Pickard – see page 3b-18 for John's descendants --

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WILLIAM PICKARD (b c1758) and ELIZABETH JUSTICE (b 1751) and their descendantsfrom page 3b-1

William's parents were Henry Pickard and Elizabeth [Pickard]Elizabeth's parents were John Justice and Elizabeth Edwards

B. William 2 Pickard was born about 1758 Orange Co NC11 (Chatham Co after 1771). He married Elizabeth Justice ; at least three children, born in Chatham Co. We don't know when they married, or when or where they died. She was born 17 Oct 1751 Surry Co VA. Her parents were John Justice and Elizabeth Edwards of Chatham Co NC, below.

Although we have no definite proof, we believe William is the father of our Henry Pickard, primarily because of location, proximity on the count sheets, and appropriate age differences in the 1815 Tax List of Chatham Co and the 1820 US Census of Chatham Co.

1. Peter Stephanos3 Pickard, born about 1781, married Elizabeth "Betty" Sanders -- see page 3b-3.

2. Henry 3 Pickard , born about 1788, married Nancy Petty -- see page 3b-4.

3. William3 Pickard was born about 1789. He died 1 Jul 1852,5 age about 63.

-- Some information about the JUSTICE family52 --

Recently we've found the following information about possible ancestors of Elizabeth Justice, who married William Pickard. Please note that, although we have not confirmed all of this, we include it here because it seems reasonable. We hope a future researcher may use it as a starting point for further confirmation and/or correction.

I. William Justice was born about 1625 in Wales, and probably emigrated to Jamestown VA about 1650. He had 1198 acres, called Kittawon Plantation, in Charles City Co VA near Flowerdew Hundred Creek. He owned the ship Edward and was a member of the House of Burgesses. He transported numerous persons, and information is available about his activities. He married Mary Frame 26 May 1656. Her parents were John Fraeme and Anne Clay , below. Born about 1635 Charles City Co, Mary died about 1673 Charles City Co, age about 38. William is said to have died 1729 Accomack Co VA (at age 104?), but we think more likely 1664 Charles City Co, age about 39.55

A. Justinian Justice I , born about 1656, married Mary Cannon ; probably at least two sons. He died about 1720, age about 64.

1. Justinian Justice II , born about 1694, married Priscilla Brown ; probably six children. Born about 1694, she died about 1749, age about 55. He died about 1775, age about 81.

a. John Justice , born about 1719/20, married Elizabeth Edwards 27 Nov 1750 Charles City Co; eleven children. They are said to be "of Chatham Co NC" but we don't know when they lived there. Born about 1719/20, she died after 1776, age at least 56. He died about 1794, age about 74.

i. Elizabeth Justice , born 17 Oct 1751 Surry Co VA, married William Pickard , above.

THE FRAME/FRAEME FAMILY -- John Fraeme was born about 1608 Gloucester, England. In 1622 he emigrated to VA on the Southampton, indentured to Capt John Harvey. John Fraeme lived at "Jordan's Journey" 1622-1625 and, at age 16, was in the Muster of Jordan's Journey Jan/Feb 1625; he later became a militia captain. He married Anne Clay about 1630. He died about 1655 Charles City Co, age about 47.

Anne was born about 1610 in England, but we don't know her parents or when they emigrated. She is said to have died about 1650 Charles City Co VA, age about 40, but she is also said to have had a second husband, Thomas Chappell, and possibly a third husband also.

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PETER STEPHANOS PICKARD (b c1781) and ELIZABETH SANDERS (b 1776)and their descendants

from page 3b-2Peter's parents were William Pickard and Elizabeth Justice

Elizabeth's parents were Jesse Sanders and Ann Yancy

1. Peter Stephanos3 Pickard,12 born about 1781, married Elizabeth "Betty" Sanders about 1800;13 at least nine children. Born 16 Apr 1776 in NC, Betty died about 1830, age about 54. Peter died about 1844 Blue Water, Hickman Co TN,5 age about 63.

One source6 says that Peter was a native of France and came to America with Lafayette. The implication is that Peter was an adult at the time, but this can't be literally true because of his birthdate. It is certainly possible that his father came with Lafayette but, if so, then Peter is not a son of William Pickard. We have, however, found no evidence other than this one source.

THE SANDERS/SAUNDERS FAMILY -- Betty's father was Jesse Sanders, DAR Patriot, who was born 21 Jul 1743 in VA, and died about 1809 Putnam Co GA. His parents were probably William Saunders and Elizabeth Hubbard. Information is available on the Sanders/Saunders family.

Jesse married Ann Yancy/Yancey 19 Oct 1765 Granville Co NC. She was born about 1748 Hanover Co VA.9 Her father was James Yancy/Yancey. Information is available on the Yancy/Yancey family.

a) William Green4 Pickard,15 usually known as Green, was born 9 Aug 1805 Chathaqua, Chatham Co NC. He married Mary "Polly" Chambliss 28 Feb 1825 Chatham Co; at least 13 children including Peter, below. Her father was Jesse Chambliss.

In 1825 William and Polly moved to Hickman Co TN, where he was a farmer. At the time of his death, in Huntsville, Madison Co AL, he was in the meat business. He died 30 Sep 1854, age 49, and she died about 1876, age about 67.

i) Peter P5 Pickard6 was born 1 Oct 1845. He was in Frank Maney's Battery of Artillery in the Confederate Army, and lost an arm at Rocky Face Ridge in 1864. He married Julia Britt 1867 Perry Co TN; six children. Her father was William O Britt.

Peter was Comptroller of Tennessee 1883-1889, and superintendent of the 1900 Sixth District census. In 1901 he established the first bank in Ashland City, Cheatham Co TN. Information is available on his other activities and achievements. He died 2 Jan 1929 Cheatham Co, age 83.

b) Jackson4 Pickard married Maria Bowman.15

c) Mary4 "Molly" Pickard was born 21 Mar 1807.15

d) Lucinda4 Pickard.

e) Harriet4 Pickard.

f) Rebecca4 Pickard was born 25 Jan 1819 in NC. She died 2 Jan 1891 in Arkansas, age almost 72.

g) Sarah4 Pickard.

h) Patsy4 Pickard.

i) James4 Pickard.

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HENRY PICKARD (b c1788) and NANCY PETTY (b c1794) and their descendantsfrom page 3b-2

Henry's parents were William Pickard and Elizabeth JusticeNancy's parents were John Petty and Martha Sanders

2. Henry 3 Pickard was born about 1788 Chatham Co NC.19 He may have first married (--?--) [Pickard]; probably two children. He married Nancy Petty about 1817 in NC,21 probably Chatham Co; probably seven children. All the children were born Chatham Co. Nancy's parents were John Petty and Martha Sanders , daughter of William Sanders and Agatha [Sanders].

Henry and Nancy moved to Smith Co TN about 1831, and to Highland, Greene Co IN by 1841. Born about 1794 in NC, Nancy died Highland, date not known to us.

Henry married "Mickey" Hodges 19 Dec 1844 Greene Co;45 no children known to us. She was born about 1798 in NC. He died about 1860 Highland, Greene Co, age about 72.

We know very little, unfortunately, about Henry and Nancy. Only recently we found out that they went to Indiana rather than remaining in North Carolina or Tennessee.

With regard to reasons why they left NC and TN, we know that many Quaker families in the area did so in the 1830s. This may have been because of religious disagreement with slavery, a desire to be elsewhere before war came, urging of friends and relatives, etc. We believe Henry's great-uncle John, page 3b-18, became a Quaker, and we think it likely that Henry and Nancy may also have been members.

Recently we received information from Barbara Pickard,45 which includes two children of Henry and Nancy we had not known about, and three others we had thought probable. Although we have not picked up her data about previous generations, we have added some of her information about the children of Henry and Nancy. Incidentally, Barbara believes Henry and Nancy were married about 1811.

a) John4 Pickard, born 15 Apr 1810, married Mary "Polly" Light -- see page 3b-6.

b) Thomas4 Pickard, born 1 Mar 1812, married Lucretia Johnson [Jordan] -- see page 3b-7.

c) Ann4 Pickard, born about 1818, married Joseph Johnson 4 Nov 1841 Greene Co IN. He was born about 1821 in IN.19

d) Jesse 4 Pickard , born 27 Nov 1818, married Elizabeth Melinda Crowell -- see page 3b-8.

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With the marriage of Henry Pickard and Nancy Petty our PICKARD lineage is joined by our PETTY lineage – see {Section 3a} --

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e) Abner4 Pickard, born 5 Mar 1819, married Mourning Bland, Louisa Royal, and Sarah Carmichael -- see page 3b-12.

f) Elizabeth4 Pickard, born about 1824, married Nicholas Whitson Osborn -- see page 3b-14.

g) Nancy4 Pickard was born about 1825.

h) Stephen4 Pickard, born 15 Apr 1826, married Martha Beasley, Elizabeth Jane Nash, Rebecca J Westbrook, and Mary Ann Graves -- see page 3b-15.

i) William4 Pickard, born about 1829, married Mary [Pickard]; two children. He died Nov 1849 Greene Co IN, age about 20, four months before the younger child was born.

(1) Martha Elizabeth5 Pickard was born 11 Oct 1848 Worthington, Greene Co IN. She died 15 Jan 1933 Eldon, Wapello Co IA, age 84.

(2) Mickey A Pickard5 was born 26 Mar 1850 Greene Co IN.

Mickey may have been a girl, named for her father's stepmother.

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JOHN PICKARD (b 1810) and MARY "POLLY" LIGHT (b 18150and their descendants

from page 3b-4John's parents were Henry Pickard and Nancy PettyPolly's parents were Abner Light and Mary Burkett

a) John4 Pickard, born 15 Apr 1810 Chatham Co NC, married Mary "Polly" Light 5 Aug 1835 Lawrence Co IN; at least ten children born Greene Co IN. Born 25 Feb 1815, she was daughter of Abner Light and Mary Burkett. John died 20 Apr 1871 Newark, Greene Co, age 61.

THE LIGHT FAMILY54 -- Abner Light, born 6 Feb 1795 in SC, married Mary (or Elizabeth) Burkett 8 May 1814 Corydon, Harrison Co IN.

Her parents were Matthias Burkett and Mary Catherine "Polly" Moore, whose ancestors were Irish. Abner died 30 Nov 1848 Owen IN, age 53.

Information is available on the Light, Burkett/Burkhart, and Moore families.

(1) Elizabeth5 Pickard, born about 1838, married Jesse Watson 8 Oct 1857 Bloomfield, Greene Co IN; two children. A farmer, he enlisted 27 Sep 1861 as a private in Co C, 43rd Indiana Infantry Regiment. Born about 1835, he was reported missing about 1863, age about 28, after "Distinguished Service".

(a) Mary F6 Watson was born about 1858.(b) Martha B6 Watson was born about 1862.

(2) Jesse D5 Pickard, born 16 Apr 1839, married Lucinda Fitz. Secondly, he married Nancy Bryan 22 Sep 1864. Born about 1840, she died about 1865, age about 25 (in an unsuccessful childbirth?).

Thirdly, he married Nancy E Goodnight 15 Feb 1868; six children. Born about 1850 in KY, she died Jul 1914, age about 64. He died 23 May 1925 Cherry Valley AR, age 86.

(a) Sarah6 Pickard was born about 1869 Highland, Greene Co IN.(b) Laura6 Pickard was born about 1872 Greene Co IN.(c) Louisa6 Pickard was born about 1874 Greene Co IN.(d) Lela6 Pickard was born about 1876 Greene Co IN.(e) Hollis6 Pickard was born about 1879 Greene Co IN.(f) Frank6 Pickard was born about 1891 in Missouri.

(3) Nulton Rufus5 Pickard, born about 1841, married Pernecia J Tungate 16 Apr 1863 Greene Co IN. She was born about 1843 in IN.

(4) Hanibal F5 Pickard was born about 1841.

(5) Mary5 Pickard was born about 1845.

(6) John A5 Pickard was born about 1848.

(7) Elenor5 "Ellen" Pickard was born about 1850.

(8) Sarah J5 Pickard, born about 1852, married James T Burch. He was born about 1855 in IN.

(9) Delila5 Pickard, born about 1854, married Pleasant Burch 20 Feb 1879 Greene Co IN. He was born about 1859 in IN. We don't know whether Pleasant was a brother of James Burch, who married Delila's sister Sarah.

(10) William5 Pickard was born 14 Jan 1858. He died 30 March 1865, age 7. 04/06





THOMAS PICKARD (b 1812) and LUCRETIA JOHNSON [JORDAN] (b 1814)and their descendants

from page 3b-4Thomas' parents were Henry Pickard and Nancy Petty

Lucretia's parents were Cherokee Johnson and Hester Light

b) Thomas4 Pickard, born 1 Mar 1812 Chatham Co NC. He moved to a very wild area in Greene Co IN, probably about 1832 or 1833, and purchased 300 acres of land. He married Lucretia Johnson [Jordan] 28 Feb 1834, probably Owen Co IN; at least thirteen children born Highland, Greene Co IN over a period of 26 years. She was born 11 Dec 1814 in IN.19 Her parents were Cherokee Johnson and Hester Light.

Thomas died 22 Mar 1892 Owen Co IN, age 80, and was buried Pickard Cemetery, Calvertville, Greene Co IN.

We are curious about the first name of Lucretia's father. We know that the infamous "Trail of Tears" began about 1832, and wonder whether Mr Johnson was a Cherokee himself or whether his name came about otherwise.

(1) Josephus5 Pickard was born 4 Dec 1834. He died 23 Apr 1860, age 25.

(2) Josephine5 Pickard was born 1835.

(3) Emily5 Pickard was born 1836. She died 1 Oct 1897, age about 61.

(4) Nancy5 Pickard was born 1837. She died 25 Sep 1873, age about 36.

(5) James5 Pickard was born 6 Feb 1838. He died 25 Oct 1870, age 32.

He is said to have been a cattle and horse thief.45

(6) Stephen Buford5 Pickard was born 1839.

(7) Isaac H5 Pickard, born 13 Oct 1840, married Angeline Smith. He died 15 Nov 1875, age 35.

(8) Mary J5 Pickard, born 1842, married Alfred Farley 14 Jan 1897. She died after 1897.

(9) Thomas Jefferson5 Pickard was born 1844.

(10) Lucretia5 Pickard, born 1847, married Winfred Long.

(11) Eliza Ellen5 Pickard, born 1854, married Theophilus Jackson 20 May 1877. She died before 1892.

(12) Henry Buford5 Pickard, born May 1859, married Ada A Nations 24 Sep 1882. She was born 1860.

We are curious about Henry's middle name, which was also given to his brother Stephen, who was twenty years older.

(13) Hester A5 Pickard was born 1860.03/06





JESSE PICKARD (b 1818) and ELIZABETH MELINDA CROWELL (b 1831)and their descendants

from page 3b-4Jesse's parents were Henry Pickard and Nancy Petty

Melinda's parents were Charles Crowell and Elizabeth [Crowell]

b) Jesse 4 Pickard was born 27 Nov (or 27 Apr) 1818 in NC.26 He married Elizabeth Melinda "Lindy" Crowell about 1848; eight children born Smith Co TN. She was born 17 Oct 1831 (or 1830) in NC.45 Her parents were Charles Crowell and Elizabeth [Crowell].

Lindy died 26 Dec 1906, age 75. Jesse died 18 Nov (or 8 Nov) 1894 Smith Co TN, age 75. They were buried Dr Gross’ Cemetery, Possom Valley, Smith Co.27,59

We assume Jesse and Lindy were married in Tennessee. We believe he stayed behind when his parents went to Indiana. It's possible, however, that he had gone with them and then returned to Tennessee to settle permanently. With travel so difficult in those days, however, we think Jesse may simply have decided not to continue on at all. He would have been grown when his parents and all his siblings moved, and in Tennessee there were relatives and former neighbors to stay with and/or to work for. He didn't marry until he was 30.

Jesse and Lindy probably didn’t own the land they farmed. The 1850 census indicates that it was owned by his uncle, William Petty. In the 1860 census, the land was owned by William’s son, Stephen Petty. We may be mistaken, however, as we haven’t researched land records. See Section 3a for more about the Petty family.

Very little about Jesse’s adult life before about 1848 is known to us. All we are sure of is that he and Lindy were in Smith Co, Tennessee, in the summer of 1849 when their first child was born. We can't help wondering how different their life might have been if they had gone to Indiana with his parents and siblings; surely it would have been better. They were so poor and isolated, and had so little opportunity, in Smith Co.

-- See page 11 for some information about the CROWELL family --

THE HOMEPLACE IN 1942 -- Jesse and Lindy lived about as far out in the country as it's possible to get. BFE recalls JWF talking often about what a beautiful spot it was, and how she loved "going to Grandma's house" more than anything. She always heard of it as being in Buffalo Valley, which is a huge valley of the Caney Fork River, with its many small tributaries, and includes the town of Buffalo Valley. But it turns out the little stream near the old homesite is officially named Opossom Creek so, more specifically, the Pickards lived in Possom Valley, or Possom Hollow, within the greater Buffalo Valley. (Enormous herds of buffalo ranged there long ago.)

When she went there in 1942 with her mother and sister, they drove over a dirt road as far as we could, and then walked. When we got to the top of a hill it began to rain, and a family let us sit on the porch of their small house, and gave us some biscuits with peach preserves. This was delicious, but so sweet it made us very thirsty and they didn't offer us any water. To this day, peach preserves always make me think of that visit. After it stopped raining, we walked the rest of the way.

At that time, the house was in terrible shape, with part of the floor falling in. She doesn't remember much about it, except that it had a huge fireplace. It was one rather large room, with a leanto kitchen, and was made of logs (good hardwood ones, which she was told later had been stolen and carried away). Jesse and Lindy's son Jeff (Jefferson Davis Pickard) still lived there, but in such miserable conditions she didn't see how he could. Of course he had kept the house up much better before he became old and feeble.

THE SITE IN 1992 -- A real highlight of their visit 50 years later was her cousin John Douglas Wall taking them there. This meant a great deal to her. They drove all the way to the end of the valley on good gravel roads. The "road" she walked on in 1942 was barely visible (it's on private property and evidently hasn't been used for quite a while). In 1992 the old house was completely gone, but they feel they reached the site. John found the flat place in the rocky creek bottom where Jesse would have driven a team across to the house and barn.

Dr Gross’ Cemetery is almost at the lower end of the valley. It’s off the road, under some trees in a field overlooking the Caney Fork River. Before the cemetery was fenced, whoever used the field hadn't cared for it as a cemetery at all, and animals had wandered freely. As a result, many of the stones have been knocked out of position, broken, etc. Also, many of the graves evidently never had durable markers, just wooden or weak cement which has crumbled away, so there's no way to tell how many people are buried there, or who many of them are.

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The Pickards placed tombstones on each grave until Jeff died (when no one was left to do so). We found tombstones for Jesse and Lindy and several of their sons, all in a row. But it just didn't seem right for Jeff to have no marker so, a few years ago, several cousins got together and placed a stone in memory of him, at the spot where we believe he must have been buried.

We were struck by the beauty of the site. Sort of a cul-de-sac location, surrounded by trees and rolling hills, it was the epitome of natural serenity, peace and privacy. The only drawback is that now, way down at the apparent end of the valley, you can glimpse trucks on I-40. It's probably fortunate that, from the highway, you can't really tell where the cemetery is, at least without looking awfully hard. But it's still a truly beautiful place.

Some pictures of the cemetery, referred to as the Pickard Cemetery rather than as Dr Gross’ Cemetery, are now available on the Internet.58 Located at the end of Opossum Valley Lane, off Clubb Springs Road, near Box 736, it can be found at 36-08-57N, 85-49-65W. Now sometimes called The Pickard Cemetery, it’s not a formal cemetery, just a burying ground used in the past by the neighbors around it. Owned by Dr Gross until a few years ago, the property is now maintained as a game preserve, and the land around it is farmed.

FAMILY LIFE -- It really is sad that we have so little to tell about BFE's great-grandparents. They must have been interesting people. From the facts that they emigrated from North Carolina to Tennessee, and successfully raised eight children, one can infer ambition and courage to try new things, plus determination and strength of character. However, they and most of their children were quite poor and lived in isolation. The Civil War and its aftermath were major factors, contributing to a lack of opportunity, but we sometimes wonder what else may have been involved.

We are intrigued with the fact that they didn't go on to Indiana with Henry's parents and siblings. We don't know why there would be such a complete break; there were absolutely no family stories about the Pickards who went to Indiana. In the case of the Wall family (Sections 4a and 4b), BFE's mother never mentioned anything about her cousins in Carroll Co, but we now know that at least some of her older siblings were aware of them. In the case of the Pickard family, a few of the older relatives might possibly have been able to tell me a little more but, alas, BFE didn't know the questions to ask while they were alive.

(1) Thomas Fain5 Pickard, usually known as Fain, was born 10 Jun 1849.20 He married Serena Martha Carlen 15 Aug 1880; no children. She was born 17 Apr 1852. Her parents were William Barnard Carlen and Sarah Caroline Holliday. Fain died about 1939, age about 90.

Serena's beautiful name was pronounced S'rene and, when BFE was little, she thought it was Screen, like a door. Several researchers have been interested in Fain's name because they have connections with a Fenn or Fann family in Orange and Chatham Counties of North Carolina. So far, however, we haven't found a common link.

Fain and Serena were very poor but were wonderful people. BFE has one memory of going to see them when about four or five. She recalls their house as being a long way out in the country, but John showed us the site (with a modern house on it now), within the Cookeville TN city limits, not far from his parents' house.

Cousin Donald Pickard Wall said that Serena, in spite of having so little, was a gracious lady. JWF said that Fain and Serena, despite their poverty, had a very happy life together. JWF also said that the Carlen family (active in local society) was very disappointed when Serena married Fain, that he and his family weren't good enough for them. But, JWF said, Fain was one of the best men she ever knew.

Cousin James Thomas Wall told us some little stories about Fain's ideosyncracies. Serena would make cornbread and Fain, disdaining a knife, would tear it apart "because the Lord said to break bread, not cut it." When he was full he had "et sufficient." When asking about dessert, it would be "Is there any hereafter?"

James said that Serena's brother "Old Jim" Carlen (probably James Anthony Carlen, born 24 May 1854) owned lots of property and had interests in various local enterprises such as the CocaCola bottling company, First National Bank (now First Tennessee), and the GM dealership. The Carlens' connection with CocaCola may have come through J A Carlen's grandmother, Martha Pemberton, who may be related to John Stith Pemberton, inventor of CocaCola. We note that John Stith Pemberton was a descendant of Richard Kennon and Elizabeth Worsham , BFE's sixth-great-grandparents, Section 2.

Fain and Serena took care of Serena's crippled sister Bett (probably Sarah Elizabeth Carlen, 11 Dec 1857--12 Jan 1924). James said Fain had to lift her and she was not a small woman. Despite their apparent ability to do better, for taking care of Bett the Carlen family only let Fain and Serena live in the house (James called it a hut) rent free.

One of JWF's stories was that the one thing she wanted, and had been promised by Serena, was the spinning wheel. Fannie Lou Carlen, daughter-in-law of Old Jim, rushed over and got it as soon as she heard Serena had died. 06/05, 12/05, 07/06





(2) John L5 Pickard was born 28 May 1851. He died Feb 1906, age 54,20 and was buried Dr Gross’ Cemetery.

(3) Charles Henry5 Pickard, usually known as Henry, was born 12 Nov 1853. In the 1910 census he was listed as a farmer. He died 12 Nov 1925 Smith Co TN, age 72, and was buried Dr Gross’ Cemetery. A picture of his headstone is available.58

(4) Tennessee5 Pickard, born Feb 1856,20 married John Smith -- see page 3b-17.

(5) Elijah M5 "Lige" Pickard was born 1858.20 He married Martha J Smith 3 Sep 1882 Smith Co TN; no children. She was born about 1861. He died about 1920 Springfield, Robertson Co TN, age about 62, and was buried there.

(6) Mary Jane Breckenridge 5 "Molly" Pickard , born 25 Oct 1860, married John Eldridge Wall ; seven children, including Johnnie Epperson Wall, mother of BFE.

Born 24 May 1856 DeKalb Co TN, John died 14 Jul 1925, age 69. Molly died 31 July 1934, age 73. They were buried Algood Cemetery, Algood, Putnam Co TN.27

(7) Jefferson Davis5 "Jeff" Pickard was born 21 Jan 1863.20 In the 1910 census he was listed as a mechanic (well machine). He died Sep 1950, age 87, and was buried Dr Gross’ Cemetery.27

Jeff was the last of the "three bachelor brothers" who lived together for many years in their parents' homeplace. (The others were Jesse and Henry. John was also a bachelor brother who lived with them, but he died so long before the others that he was not usually included in conversation concerning them.)

The two brothers who married (Fain and Lige) didn't have any children. It is family supposition that a measles epidemic when they were young was the reason. JWF said all these men had such fine minds they could have gone a long way if they had had opportunity. She said it was sad that none of the Pickard sons had children.

Cousin James said his favorite story about Jeff is that he (Jeff) told JWF that he sometimes got so nervous he just couldn't stand to be around anyone under 40. James said someone gave Jeff a new axe on his 89th birthday and he cut his foot chopping wood. He used to respond to "How are you?" with "tolerable" or "midlin'" (a grade of tobacco).

James recalled that Jeff left home once a year, to take his tobacco to Carthage TN to the tobacco barn auction. When he came to see James' parents in Cookeville, Jeff would get up at dawn and go out in the front yard to sit until someone else got up. Cousin Wilkes McNairy Sirls recalled Jeff coming to Nashville to the state fair once a year. He would bring just a few things in a flour sack, a pistol and some money, etc. He would only stay a day or two and then be ready to go home.

When BFE visited in 1942, she couldn't see how he could get along. She recalls that Mary Smith Ash often went to see him and did things for him, and that her uncles Wilkes Hammock Wall and Jeff Estel Wall would send or take him some coal. She supposes some of the other relatives may have helped out too.

(8) Jesse5 (S?) Pickard was born 5 Sep 1865.27 In the 1910 census he was listed as a farmer. In the 1920 census he was listed as a stationary engineer for the electric company. He died 6 Apr 1936, age 70, and was buried Dr Gross’ Cemetery.

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With the marriage of Mary Jane Breckenridge Pickard and John Eldridge Wall our PICKARD lineage joins our WALL lineage – see {Section 4b} --

http://edlers.org/pers/AP/04bwall.pdf




-- Some information about the CROWELL family --referenced on page 3b-8

In the 1850 census of Smith Co TN, Jesse Pickard's household included Charles Crowell (age 75, born in NC), Elizabeth Crowell (age 68, born in Ireland), and Green L Crowell (age 26, born NC). Next door were William and Lavinia Petty, Section 3a. Green Lafayette Crowell was a brother of Elizabeth Melinda Crowell.

In the 1860 census, Jesse's household included Elizabeth Crowell, age 73. Next door are G L Crowell (age 38), Martha J (age 17), and Martha Rutherford (age 24). Green had married Margaret Rutherford and they had daughter Mary E. We believe Margaret had died before 1860, and their little girl lived with an aunt. We assume Martha Rutherford was Margaret's sister, but we haven't identified Martha J Crowell.

Next door on the other side of Jesse is the family of George M Whitten, with Mary E Crowell (age 5) as part of the household.20,29 We assume George was Mary E's uncle.

The census listings support JWF's stories that her great-grandmother "came from Ireland" but, so far, that is all we know about her; we doubt we'll ever find her maiden name or birthplace.

Recently we've found the following information about possible ancestors of Elizabeth Melinda Crowell.50,51 Please note that, although we have not confirmed all of this, we include it here because it seems reasonable. We hope a future researcher may use it as a starting point for further confirmation and/or correction.

I. Johan Peter Grauel was christened 6 Mar 1714 Langenselbold, Hessen, Germany. Near the border of Bavaria, Langenselbold is not far from Hanau, northeast of Frankfurt. In 1740 at age 26, Peter arrived in Pennsylvania from Rotterdam on the Loyal Judith. No parents or wife are shown on the ship's passenger list. He married Catharena Tausend /Thousand , who was born in the Palatinate, Germany. We don't know her birthdate or parents. We assume she immigrated with them, but we don't know when.

Peter and Catherena had at least four sons: Simon (c1743, below), William (c1745-c1822), George Martin (1747-1837), and Dietrich (c1750).

Peter died October 1763 Mecklenburg Co NC, age about 49. Catharena died after 26 May 1798.

A. Simon Crowell , born about 1743 in PA, married Elizabeth Crowell . Although we don't know her parents, we think her surname was Crowell; there were several other Crowell families in the area.

Simon and Elizabeth had at least seven children over twenty years: Samuel (1760), Peter (1765), Sarah (1770), John (1772), Charles (c1774, below), George Martin (1779), and William (1780).

Born about 1736, Elizabeth died 24 Sep 1828, age about 92. Simon died Mar 1838 Union Co NC, age about 95, and was buried Broom Cemetery, Union Co.

1. Charles Crowell , born about 1774 in NC, married Elizabeth [Crowell] . She was born about 1786 in Ireland, but we don't know her surname, parents, when she immigrated, or anything else about her.

Charles and Elizabeth had eleven children over 30 years: Rachel (1801), Martha (1805), Elijah Cass (1809), Mary (1811?), Henry, Mary Malinda (1811?), Evan A (1814), Michael Meachum (1819), Green Lafayette (1824), Charles Milton (1826), and Elizabeth Melinda (1831, page 3b-8).

Charles died between 1850 and 1860 in Smith Co TN, age 75-85, survived by his wife.

POSSIBLE ANCESTORS OF JOHAN PETER GRAUEL -- His parents are said to have been Conrad Grauel (1655-1700) and Magdalene Helene Dietrich (born 1667), and Conrad's father is said to have been Hans (Johannes) Grauel. There are, however, some rather obvious conflicts in dates in the various sources we've found. We believe that, if Conrad and Magdalene are Johan Peter's ancestors, a generation must be missing and they must be his grandparents.

Note: the German pronounciation of the letters G and K are somewhat interchangeable, and there are numerous spelling variations among Grauel descendants, such as Crowell, Krauel, Kroll, Croll, Croul, etc.

We believe the first syllable of Crowell would have been pronounced to rhyme with "now" (derived from the pronunciation of Grauel) rather than with a long "o" as in the bird.

Unfortunately, we aren't sure how Crowell was pronounced in our family. All we’re certain about is that JWF said Crowell was pronounced differently from the way most other families of that name pronounce it.

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ABNER PICKARD (b 1819) and MOURNING BLAND (b 1819) and their descendantsand

ABNER PICKARD and LOUISA ROYAL (b 1852) and their descendantsand

ABNER PICKARD and ELIZA E CARTER (b 1853) and their descendantsfrom page 3b-5

Abner's parents were Henry Pickard and Nancy PettyMourning's parents are not known to us

Louisa's parents were John Royal and Sarah [Royal]Eliza's parents were William Carter and Sarah Carmichael

e) Abner4 Pickard, born 5 Mar 1819 Chatham Co NC, had at least 17 children, all born Greene Co IN. He first married Mourning Bland 17 Feb 1842 Greene Co; ten children. Christened 18 Apr 1819 in IN,19 she died 12 Jul 1861, age 40.

Secondly, he married Louisa Royal after Aug 1863 Greene Co; five children. Unless there is some mistake with one of the dates, her first child was born when she was only 12 years old. Her parents were John Royal and Sarah [Royal]. Born 5 Mar 1852, Louisa died about 1877, age about 25.

Thirdly, Abner married Eliza E Carter 8 Oct 1882 Monroe Co IN; two children. Her parents were William Carter and Sarah Carmichael.

Abner died about 1899 Greene Co IN, age about 80. Born about 1853 Monroe Co IN, Eliza died 1936, Greene Co IN, age about 83.

-- Children of Abner Pickard and Mourning Bland --

(1) Elizabeth5 Pickard was born 29 May 1843.

(2) Amos5 Pickard was born 26 Sep 1846. He died 25 Nov 1861 Greene Co IN, age 15.

(3) Simon5 Pickard, born 2 Oct 1847, married Sarah E Calvert 18 Aug 1867 Greene Co IN. Born Oct 1848, she died 14 Sep 1867, age 18, less than a month after her marriage. Secondly, he married Zerilda "Rilla" Hollis about 1873 Greene Co; ten children born Greene Co. She was born Jul 1847.

(a) Hollis6 Pickard was born 2 Oct 1874. He died 4 Dec 1923, age 48.(b) Dr John Abner6 Pickard, born 6 Oct 1875, married Ernie May Corbin; ten children.(c) Frank6 Pickard, born Dec 1877, married Clara E Jeans 25 Dec 1911. (d) Lyman6 Pickard was born 1879.(e) Sadie6 Pickard was born Jul 1880.(f) Elmyra6 "Myra" Pickard, born Sep 1881, married George N Love 30 Jun 1909. (g) Pearl6 Pickard, born Dec 1882, married Norval C Myers.(h) Dock6 Pickard, born Apr 1884, married Blanche Wadsworth.(i) Hendricks6 Pickard was born Jul 1885.(j) Nora6 Pickard, born Jul 1888, married Eviers Love. She died Apr 1983, age 84. We don't

know whether Eviers was a brother of Nora's brother-in-law George.

(4) Nancy Ann5 Pickard, born 9 Sep 1850, married David W Oliphant. She died 27 Jan 1917, age 66.

(5) Benjamin F5 Pickard was born 4 Sep 1852. He died 9 Oct 1870, age 18.

(6) Mariah5 Pickard was born 6 Aug 1853. She died 9 May 1854, age nine months.

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(7) Lucinda5 Pickard, born 24 Feb 1856, married Gideon M Oliphant 22 Jan 1882. We don't know whether Gideon and David, husband of her sister Nancy Ann, were brothers. We assume Lucinda died within a few years, because Gideon married her younger half-sister Elmira in 1893.

(8) Kissiah5 "Kizza" Pickard, born 14 Feb 1858, married Samuel R Gentry 16 Dec 1888.

(9) William5 Pickard was born 25 Nov 1858. He died 25 Nov 1878, on his birthday, age 20.

(10) John5 Pickard was born 20 Dec 1860. He died 25 Jul 1861, age seven months, about two weeks after his mother's death.

-- Children of Abner Pickard and Louisa Royal --

(11) Elmira5 Pickard was born 17 Apr 1864, when her mother would have been only 12 years old. Elmira married Gideon M Oliphant 27 Aug 1893. He was the widower of her older half-sister Lucinda.

(12) Mary G5 Pickard, born 16 Jan 1866, married Abner "Ab" Vandeventer 3 Apr 1892.

Abner was a brother of Mary Frances Vendeventer, who married Mary G Pickard's cousin Thomas H Osborn, page 3b-14. Parents of Abner and Mary Frances were James Thomas Vandeventer and Polly A Long.47

(13) George B5 Pickard, born 31 Jul 1869, married Effie Pitser. Secondly, he married Julia Long 16 Jul 1893.

(14) Sarah C5 Pickard was born 3 Jul 1873. She died 15 Aug 1875, age 2.

(15) Gideon5 Pickard was born 2 Jun 1876. He died Sep 1877, age 15 months, possibly about the time his mother died.

-- Children of Abner Pickard and Eliza E Carter --

(16) Charles5 "Charley" Pickard, born 10 Dec 1883, married Jennie Mae Vandeventer 18 Sep 1904; at least three children. She was born 1 Jun 1881. Her parents were David Vandeventer and Rebecca Pedigo. Charley died 12 Dec 1963, age 80.

(a) George Raymond6 Pickard was born 22 Aug 1905.

(b) Lyman6 "Sam" Pickard, born 25 Apr 1907, married Thora Stewart.

(c) Fred6 Pickard, born 2 Oct 1908, married Wilma Fry. He died 29 Aug 1982, age 73.

(17) Daniel W Vorace5 Pickard, born 6 Apr 1888, married Bona Williams 9 Jun 1915 Downs, McLean Co IL. They moved back to Indiana about 1930. He died 11 Jan 1961, age 72.

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ELIZABETH PICKARD (b c1824) and NICHOLAS WHITSON OSBORN (b 1823)and their descendants

from page 3b-5Elizabeth's parents were Henry Pickard and Nancy Petty

Nicholas' parents are not known to us

f) Elizabeth4 Pickard, born about 1824, married Nicholas Whitson Osborn 10 Sep 1846 (or 1849) Greene Co (or Owen Co) IN; ten children born Owen Co. Born 1823 in IN, he was in the Union army.

(1) Sarah J5 Osborn, born about 1848, married Samuel H Knapp.

(2) Margaret A5 Osborn was born about 1849.

(3) Mary E5 Osborn was born about 1850.

(4) Stephan5 Osborn, born about 1852, married Elizabeth Long.

(5) Lucinda5 Osborn, born about 1853, married Samuel D Koonts.

(6) Thomas H5 Osborn, born about 1856, married Mary Frances Vandeventer 25 May 1884; at least two children. Her parents were James Thomas Vandeventer and Polly A Long. Born Jun 1866, Mary died 1910, age about 44. Thomas died 1935 Greene Co IN, age about 79.

James Thomas Vandeventer and Polly A Long were also parents of Abner "Ab" Vandeventer, who married Mary G Pickard, page 3b-13. James' parents were Absolum Vandeventer and Susanna Coghill.47

(a) Loyal6 Osborn was born Feb 1898.

(b) Ralph6 Osborn was born about 1902.

(7) John A5 Osborn was born about 1858.

(8) Louisa5 Osborn, born about 1860, married John Cooley.

(9) Jesse5 Osborn was born about 1861.

(10) George B5 Osborn, born about 1862, married Rosa A Neil 20 Aug 1881.

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STEPHEN PICKARD (b 1826) and MARTHA BEASLEY (b c1825) and their descendantsand

STEPHEN PICKARD and ELIZABETH JANE NASH (b c1833) and their descendantsand

STEPHEN PICKARD and REBECCA J WESTBROOK (b 1834) and their descendantsand

STEPHEN PICKARD and MARY ANN GRAVES (b 1834) and their descendantsfrom page 3b-5

Stephen's parents were Henry Pickard and Nancy PettyElizabeth's parents were Obediah Nash and Nancy EdwardsMary Ann's parents were Peter Graves and Nancy Nations

Martha's and Rebecca’s parents are not known to us

g) Stephen4 Pickard, born 15 Apr 1826 Chatham Co NC, married Martha Beasley 23 Oct 1845 Greene Co IN; three children. Born about 1825, she died after the 1848 birth of the youngest child, age about 24.

Secondly, he married Elizabeth Jane Nash 6 Mar 1851; eight children. Her parents were Obediah Nash and Nancy Edwards. Stephen and Elizabeth moved to Clay Co IL about 1860, and he served in Co F, 98th Illinois Reg in the Civil War. Born about 1833, Elizabeth died after the 1865 birth of the youngest child, age about 32.

Thirdly, Stephen married Rebecca J Westbrook 18 Dec 1866; two children. She was born 1834.Fourthly, he married Mary Ann Graves about 1875; one child. She was born 20 Jun 1834. Her parents

were Peter Graves and Nancy Nations.Stephen died 20 Apr 1877 Greene Co IN, age 51.

-- Children of Stephen Pickard and Martha Beasley --

(1) Nancy5 Pickard was born about 1846 Greene Co.

(2) Mary5 Pickard was born about 1847 Greene Co.

(3) William5 Pickard was born about 1848 Greene Co.

-- Children of Stephen Pickard and Elizabeth Nash --

(4) Henry5 Pickard was born about 1852 Greene Co.

(5) Hannah5 Pickard was born about 1854 Greene Co.

(6) Joel5 Pickard was born about 1857 Greene Co.

(7) Charlotte5 Pickard was born about 1857 Greene Co.

(8) John5 Pickard was born about 1859 Greene Co.

(9) Emily5 Pickard was born about 1861 Louisville, Clay Co IL.

(10) Elizabeth5 Pickard was born about 1863 Louisville.

(11) Rosetta5 Pickard was born about 1865 Clay Co.

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-- Children of Stephen Pickard and Rebecca Westbrook --

(12) Catherine5 Pickard was born about 1868 Louisville, Clay Co.

(13) Alice Jane5 Pickard, born about 1869 Louisville, Clay Co, married Perry Abel McIntosh 20 Aug 1884 Greene Co IN; fourteen children born Greene Co over a period of 27 years. She died 21 Aug 1934, age about 65. Born 6 Jan 1863, he died 13 May 1946, age 83.

(a) Harry Leonard6 McIntosh may possibly have been from a first marriage of Perry's.

(b) Viola6 McIntosh was born about 1884.

(c) William Hixon6 McIntosh, born 4 Sep 1886, married Marietta Craig; six children.

(d) Thurman Allen6 McIntosh, twin of John Steven, was born 6 Nov 1888.

(e) John Steven6 McIntosh, twin of Thurman Allen, was born 6 Nov 1888.

(f) Oscar Daniel6 McIntosh, born 15 Jan 1893, married Frieda Constable.

(g) Mary Maggie6 McIntosh was born 15 Nov 1894.

(g) Lizzie Marie6 McIntosh, born 9 Nov 1895, married Charles A Ogden.

(h) Perry Dewey6 McIntosh was born 6 Oct 1898.

(i) Webster Davis6 McIntosh was born 31 Aug 1900.

(j) Abel Jennings6 McIntosh was born 4 Nov 1902.

(k) Sarah Jane6 McIntosh was born about 1906.

(l) Rosa Nell6 McIntosh was born 4 Jun 1909.

(m) Paul6 McIntosh was born 22 Aug 1911.

-- Child of Stephen Pickard and Mary Graves --

(14) Charles Felix5 Pickard was born 20 Nov 1876 in IL. He died after 1930 Greene Co IN, age at least 54.

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TENNESSEE PICKARD (b 1856) and JOHN P SMITH and their descendantsfrom page 3b-10

Tennessee's parents were Jesse Pickard and Elizabeth Melinda CrowellJohn's parents and birthdate are not known to us

(4) Tennessee5 "Tennie" Pickard was born Feb 1856.20 She married John P Smith; probably ten children, probably all born Smith Co TN. Born May 1849,43 he died after the time of the 1920 census. Tennie died about 1930 Springfield, Robertson Co TN, age about 74, and was buried there.

The following children are shown in Tennie and John's household in the 1900 census, dated 2 Jun 1900, Smith Co TN, Civil District # 10: Harkins, born Oct 1879; Maggie, born May 1881 (said to have had three children, moved to Texas and died there); Nance (Nancy?), born Jun 1885 (said to have had no children); Cleveland, born Nov 1885; Maud, born Aug 1887; Mary, born Mar 1888, below; Hershal, born May 1889; Gige (Lige?), born Nov 1892; John M, born Jun 1895; and Jesse, born Sep 1897.

We don't know why BFE's grandaunt was named Tennessee, but in those times many girls were named after states. She was born in the years leading up to the Civil War, perhaps her parents were showing their support for whatever their state would later do. Maybe it just denoted great fondness for their adopted home state.

JWF said John was unskilled and was not a good provider. For example, he preferred to go fishing rather than work, but was a kind and gentle man. JWF said she and the other children loved going there. She said John would take them swimming and out in a (row)boat on the Caney Fork River and they had such a good time.

She also said that, although Tennie had a very hard time as a result of her husband's lack of ambition, he was always good to her. A rather incredible example of the hardship was that they never had a well. All their water had to be carried from a neighbor or from a spring when they could find one that wasn't dry, sometimes as much as four miles away. Nowadays, this is hard to imagine.

(a) Urb6 Smith was born 8 Oct 1879. In the 1880 census he is shown as Urbin H, age 6/12. In the 1900 census he is shown as Harkins, presumably his middle name. He died 30 Nov 1911, age 32, and was buried Dr Gross’ Cemetery, Possom Valley, Smith Co TN. He is said to have had a son named Jim.

(b) Mary6 Smith, born Mar 1888, married Gordonville V Ash. In the 1930 census they were shown as renting on Rock Springs Rd. In their household were Gordonville (41), Mary (42), and Faye (5½).10

Born about 1889, he died about 1931, age about 42. Mary died 1969, age about 81. They were buried New Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, on Pea Ridge Road 3 miles south of Chestnut Mound.58

BFE and her mother and sister visited Mary in 1942. She had a small piece of land and a little house high above the road. She was one of the poorest people BFE ever knew, certainly the poorest one she ever spent the night with. The wood plank floor had cracks in it one could see between. There was absolutely no plumbing of any kind, indoors or out. She was very proud of a new cistern, to collect water from the roof, which was a major improvement in daily living for her. BFE doesn't remember for sure, but thinks she didn't have electricity. Mary was kindness itself, however, and so welcoming to them (she killed, cut up, and fried a chicken for their breakfast.) She was a warm good person who helped her neighbors. In 1992, John Douglas Wall took us to the site of Mary's house, near St Mary's Creek, in St Mary's Valley or Hollow, not far from Possom Valley, within greater Buffalo Valley.

i) Faye7 Pickard Ash, born 28 May 1926, married Thomas Edward Gibbs; three children. He was born 28 Sep 1920 Smith Co TN, son of Ernest C Gibbs and Elsie Armistead.

Life wasn't easy for Faye when she was young. One story JWF told was that sometimes it would be so cold and icy that Faye and other children, walking such a long distance to school, had to throw their books ahead of them up the hill and then pick them up, over and over.

Faye's mother Mary said she had had such hopes for Faye, because many of the neighbors would pay a dime for her to set their hair. Mary thought Faye would be able to go to beauty school and make a career for herself. But she married at age 16 and set up housekeeping in a tiny house, equally primitive, not far away. They were extremely poor also. BFE was impressed by a block of ice wrapped in an old quilt in a tin tub, and a kind of fence, made of sticks, on the little porch to keep the baby (a boy, about a year old) from falling off. In spite of this, Faye was very gracious.

Things improved later on, and she and her husband moved to Lebanon, Wilson Co TN, and had two more children. She may have died 10 Oct 2000, age 74, Lowell, Middlesex Co MA, perhaps living with one of her children, but we aren’t certain she is the person of this name who is referenced in the SSDI. 06/05, 12/05, 07/06





DESCENDANCYof

JOHN PICKARD (b c1725) and (--?--) [PICKARD]and

JOHN PICKARD and MARGARET WHATLEY (b c1755)from page 3b-1

John's parents are not known to usHis first wife's identity, parents and birthdate are not known to us

Margaret's parents were Michael Whatley and Catherine Bird

NOTE: unless otherwise annotated, much of the information on this and the following pages is from "Ancestry of Henry and Eleanor Pickard"4 and from a website by Randy Tanner.44

II. John1 (H?) Pickard's7 birthdate isn't known but for our convenience we estimate about 1725. He may have had 16 children over about 43 years, all born Orange Co NC.

We don't know the name of his first wife, when they married or when she died. His second wife, whom he married about 1778, was probably Margaret "Peggy" Whatley. She was born about 1755 Orange Co. Her parents were Michael Whatley and Catherine "Kitty" Bird.

From about 1753 John was a farmer, with about 400 acres on the north/east side of the Haw River, east side of Hardin's Creek, Orange Co. This was on the opposite site of the river from the farm of Henry Pickard, page 3b-1. John died 15 Feb 1812 Orange Co, age probably about 87.

Margaret was a Quaker and was "disowned" for marrying out of unity, but was later reinstated. Several of the children married into prominent Quaker families in the Cane Creek community of NC.

Information is available on the family of Michael Whatley (1720-1800). The parents of Catherine Bird (1725-1800) were Robert Bird III and Adicia "Dicey" Williamson. Michael was born Williamsburg VA and Catherine was born in King and Queen Co VA. They died in Greene Co GA.

-- Children of John Pickard and his first wife --

A. Henry2 Pickard was born about 1751. He married Rebecca [Pickard] before 1781; at least eight children: Jane, Rebecca, Polly, Catherine (married Thomas Lasley), Ruth (died before 1823 in TN), Sarah "Sally" (died 1861 Maydella, Cherokee Co TX), Alexander A, and Elizabeth.

Henry married Ellenor Woods 1 Aug 1815.44 He died 13 Sep 1833 Lawrence Co TN, age about 83.

BFE's aunt, Eleanor Anne Fisher, married Laslie Dickerson Duke, son of William Thomas Duke and Ruby Laslie, Section 15. We don't know whether there may be a connection here.

B. James2 Pickard, born about 1753, married Catherine Andrews -- see page 3b-20.

C. Sally2 Pickard was born about 1757. One researcher57 thinks Sally married David Efland (son of Peter Efland) and had son Jacob, who married Sally’s much younger half-sister Catherine, page 3b-19.

D. John2 Pickard, born about 1763, married Ruth Anne Forrest; fifteen children. He died 30 Oct 1826 Maury Co TN, age about 63.

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We believe John Pickard was a brother of Henry Pickard. – see page 3b-1 for Henry's descendants and possible origins of the Pickard family --




E. Alexander2 Pickard, born Sep 1765, was co-executor of his father's will. He married Jane "Jenny" Morrow; eight children. Her parents were William Morrow and Jane "Jennie" Parks. Born about 1774, Jenny died 6 Nov 1807, age about 38, a few weeks after the eighth child was born.

Secondly, Alexander married Anna Bradshaw [Crutchfield] 22 Aug 1820; no children known to us. Her parents were Thomas Bradshaw and Lutitia Williams. Born 1782 Orange Co NC, she died 5 Oct 1852 Mt Pleasant, Maury Co TN, age about 70. Alexander died 24 Aug 1854 Mount Joy Community, Maury Co, age about 89.

F. Isaac2 Pickard, born about 1767, married Sarah Andrews 24 Dec 1794.40 He died 25 Oct 1828, age about 61, and she moved to Indiana about 1830. Born about 1766, she died about 1834, age about 68.

-- Children of John Pickard and (–?–) [Pickard] --

We don't know the actual birthdates of the children below (surely they weren’t all born about 1775), so we don't know whether the mother of these children was John's first wife, whose name we don’t know, or his second wife, Margaret Whatley, whom he married in 1778. Also, the birth order shown may be incorrect.

G. Rebecca2 Pickard, said to have been born about 1775, married Samuel Steel 10 Aug 1786. However, she would have been eleven when she married, so we think she was probably born earlier.

H. Frances "Fanny"2 Pickard, said to have been born about 1775, married William Crutchfield 19 Dec 1795.

I. Richard2 Pickard, said to have been born about 1775, married Nicey Chance 13 Jul 1802.

J. Elisha2 Pickard, said to have been born about 1775, married Susanna O'Daniel; one son, who had nine children. Susanna's parents were Henry O'Daniel and Jane Thompson. Elisha died 25 Dec 1834.

K. Michael2 Pickard died about 1825 Orange Co NC.

-- Children of John Pickard and Margaret Whatley --

L. Jesse2 Pickard,40,41 born about 1789 Orange Co, married Jeanny Workman 29 Jul 1814 Orange Co.

M. Catherine2 "Catey" Pickard, born 12 Apr 1791, married Jacob Efland 9 Jul 1807. His parents may possibly have been Catey’s much older half-sister Sally and her husband David Efland, page 3b-18. Catey died 5 Oct 1860 Maury Co TN, age 69.

N. Elijah2 Pickard, born about 1792, married Elizabeth Dickson 28 Sep 1812.

O. Daniel2 Pickard, born about 1793, married Margaret O'Daniel 13 Mar 1813; eight children born 1 Sep 1813 -- 18 Dec 1831. She was a sister of Susanna O'Daniel, who married Daniel's brother Elisha. Margaret's parents were Henry O'Daniel and Jane Thompson. Daniel died 7 Apr 1842 Orange Co NC, age about 49.

P. Thomas2 Pickard40,41 was born about 1794 Orange Co NC. He married Mary “Polly” Workman 16 Oct 1819 Orange Co; seven children. She was a sister of Jeanny Workman, who married Thomas' brother Jesse. Thomas died about 1859 Weakley Co TN, age about 65. Born about 1789 Orange Co, Polly died about 1874 Weakley Co, age about 85.

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JAMES PICKARD (b c1753) and (--?--) [PICKARD] and their descendantsand

JAMES PICKARD and CATHERINE ANDREWS (b 1759) and their descendentsfrom page 3b-18

James' parents were John Pickard and (–?–) [Pickard]His first wife's identity is not known to usCatherine's parents are not known to us

B. James2 Pickard,4,7,44 born about 1753 Orange Co NC, probably first married (--?--) [Pickard]; probably two children. He married Catherine Andrews 7 Aug 1784 Orange Co; probably at least seven children. Probably all the children were born Orange Co. He died there before August 1815.

Born 18 Oct 1759 Chester Co PA, Catherine probably came to NC with her parents. She died 18 Apr 1827 Bloomingdale MM (Monthly Meeting), Parke Co IN, age 67.

1. Catherine3 Pickard, born about 1781, married J Cooper.

2. Urina3 Pickard, born about 1783, married (--?--) Carter.

3. John3 Pickard, born 17 Dec 1785, married Elizabeth Cooper about 1810 Milledgeville, Baldwin Co GA; eight children: Urina, Elizabeth, Warren, Permelia, Catherine Sarah Jane, James Alexander, Lena, and Caroline. The family moved to Clay Co IN. Born 1794 Milledgeville GA, Elizabeth died 1851 Clay Co IN, age 57. John died 16 Feb 1864 Clay Co, age 78.

4. Sarah3 "Sallie" Pickard, born 25 Feb 1787, married John Maris48 17 Nov 1804 Orange Co NC; nine children 1805-1829: William, James Clay, Eleanor, Katharine, Jane, George, Rebecca Ann, Martha L, and Thomas D. The family went to Parke Co IN. John's parents were George Maris and Eleanor Lindley of Chester Co PA. Born 31 Mar 1778 in NC, John died 9 Dec 1850, age 72.

5. Jean3 Pickard, born about 1789, married John Campbell 30 Mar 1810.

6. Nancy3 Pickard, born about 1791, married (--?--) Ruebottom.

7. Henry3 Pickard, born 29 Jan 1794, married Eleanor Woody -- see page 3b-21.

8. Rebecca3 Pickard, born 22 Nov 1796 Orange Co NC, married Jeremiah Mott (or Mote) 5 Nov 1817 Lick Creek MM, Orange Co IN; at least seven children (they spelled their surname Moat).

Secondly, Rebecca married Jeremiah Hadley Siler49 26 Oct 1843. He had first married Leah S Long. He was a brother of Mary Siler, who married Rebecca's brother William.

Born 18 Nov 1795, Jeremiah died 5 Feb 1844, age 48, only a few months after he married Rebecca. She died 11 Sep 1868 Bloomingdale MM, Parke Co IN, age 71.

We note there is an Orange Co in both NC and IN.

9. William A (or Hadley?)3 Pickard, born 25 Feb 1799, married Mary Siler -- see page 3b-23.

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HENRY PICKARD (b 1794) and ELEANOR WOODY (b 1796) and their descendentsfrom page 3b-20

Henry's parents were James Pickard and Catherine AndrewsEleanor's parents were James Woody and Mary Laughlin

7. Henry3 Pickard7,21,40,44 was born 29 Jan 1794 Orange Co NC. He married Eleanor "Nellie" Woody 1 Aug 1815 Orange Co; possibly 17 children, all born Cane Creek MM (Monthly Meeting), Orange Co.

Her parents were James Woody and Mary Laughlin. Born 1 Jan 1796 Spring, Orange Co, Nellie died 1846 Salem Township, Henry Co IA, age 50. Henry died 21 May 1881, age 87.

These are the people about whom the informative manuscript Ancestry of Henry and Eleanor Pickard was written.4 It includes much more information about them and their descendants, most of whom were Quakers. We note that this family moved to Iowa, rather than to Indiana as most of Henry's family did.

An interesting story, from the Donnellson IA public library, is that a slave on his way to freedom in Canada in 1857 left his child with Henry and Eleanor Pickard, saying he would return for her, that her mother had been “sold down the river”. The Pickards sheltered the little girl, Mary, in their home. This was a dangerous thing to do; harboring a slave in the mid-1800s could result in a fine of $1000.

She lived with them about 20 years. In 1933 she came to a Pickard reunion in Donnellson as Mrs Wm G Mills. Volunteers at the library have found information on her name, her parents, her marriage, where she worked, and where she lived and died.

a) James4 Pickard, born 20 Nov 1816, married Amy Dixon.41

b) John4 Pickard, twin of William, was born 21 Dec 1817. He died 29 Jan 1818, age five weeks.

c) William4 Pickard, twin of John, was born 21 Dec 1817. He married Mary Jane Bell.

d) Jonathan4 Pickard was born 31 Aug 1819.

e) Samuel4 Pickard, born 28 Oct 1820, married Lucretia Moore.

f) Thomas4 Pickard, born 23 Jan 1822, married Esther Rhode.

g) Mary Ann4 Pickard was born 12 Feb 1823. She died 2 Apr 1824, age about 14 months.

We can't help feeling sad for this family. They lost their first daughter (after six sons) only eight days after the seventh son was born. This would have been incredibly hard.

h) Henry4 Pickard was born 25 Mar 1824. He died 2 Mar 1829, age almost five.

i) Catherine4 Pickard was born 19 Jul 1825. She died 18 Apr 1827, age 21 months. 06/05, 12/05, 06/06





j) Laban4 Pickard, born 25 Nov 1826, married Rhoda Mendenhall 2 Feb 1850. She was born 19 Oct 1831.

k) Eli4 Pickard was born 5 Feb 1828.

l) Sarah Jane4 Pickard was born 25 Mar 1829, three weeks after her brother Henry died.

m) Eleanor4 Pickard was born 15 Jul 1831.

n) George4 Pickard was born 28 May 1833.

o) Elizabeth Laban4 Pickard, born 2 Nov 1834, married Albert Hunt.

p) Ruth Laban4 Pickard was born 2 Jun 1836.

We note that the name Laban was given to three children in this family. It probably came from Laban, uncle of Jacob and father of his two wives (Genesis 29:16, a scripture mentioned often in Quaker writings).

q) Hiram4 Pickard, born 18 Nov 1838, married Rebecca Almond 6 Jan 1858; nine children. They lived Lee Co IA.

Hiram joined Co E, 1st IVC (Iowa Volunteer Corps) in Feb 1863. During a drill shortly after he entered service, he was accidentally shot in his right forearm, shattering the bone. He remained in hospital most of the time until he was mustered out 25 Nov 1965.56

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WILLIAM PICKARD (b 1799) and MARY SILER (b 1801) and their descendentsfrom page 3b-20

William's parents were James Pickard and Catherine AndrewsMary's parents were Adam Siler and Sarah Hadley

9. William A (or Hadley)3 Pickard7,8,21,40 was born 25 Feb 1799 Orange Co NC. He married Mary Siler 20 Mar (or May) 1823 Lick Creek MM (Monthly Meeting), Orange Co IN; at least eight children, all born Cane Creek MM, Orange Co. Her parents were Adam Siler and Sarah Hadley.49

Born 17 Oct 1801, Mary died 14 May 1866, age 64. William died 1 Dec 1872 Bloomingdale MM, Parke Co IN, age 73. His will was probably dated 25 Sep 1872.

Mary had brothers James, Jeremiah Hadley, and Philip. Her father Adam's will was dated 20 Jul 1844, with codicil 15 Dec 1847, and was probated 29 Aug 1848 Parke Co IN.8

Adam's grandfather Seillor came from Weimar, Germany to PA by 1745.We note that Siler City NC is west of Pittsboro. We believe it was named for named for Adam's

family, probably his brother Soloman, who owned 11,000 acres and 259 slaves. In 1997 we visited Siler City, looking for information about our Petty family, Section 3a. Perhaps

this is an early connection between the Pickard and Petty families.

a) Sarah4 Pickard was born 26 Jan 1825. She died 8 Oct 1842, age 17.

b) Siler4 Pickard was born 29 Jul 1828. He died 6 Jul 1829, age almost one year.

c) John4 Pickard, born 3 Jun 1830, married Sarah Hunt. He died 15 Oct 1873, age 43.

d) Jane4 Pickard was born 28 Aug 1833. She died 7 Jul 1879, age 45.

e) Catherine4 Pickard, born 5 Jul 1836, married (--?--) Wartion. She died after 25 Sep 1872.

f) Parmelia4 Pickard, born 14 Jun 1839, married John A Lamb 14 Apr 1869; at least four children born Bloomingdale MM, Parke Co IN:46 Gracie (1869), Arthur G (1870), William W (1872), and Catherine E (1878). Parmelia died 15 Jun 1901, age 62. Born about 1845, John died about 1921, age about 75.

g) Philip J4 Pickard was born 30 Nov 1841. He died 21 Mar 1863, age 21.

h) Jeremiah4 Pickard was born 31 Jan 1845. He died Jul 1875, age 30.

This is the last page of text about our PICKARD lineagein this document

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-- SELECTED ENDNOTES, Section 3b --Rev 07/06

1. Will of Henry Pickard, signed 16 Jul 1790, Chatham Co NC; Book B, p 38. Copy in Pickard family file, Chatham Co Public Library, Pittsboro NC.

2. Tempe Crosby, Messages on the Pickard Family in Orange and Chatham Counties, NC, 1996, e-mail forwarded by Jeanne Hibler 12 Sep 1996.

3. unknown author, Chatham County NC Court Minutes (Cape Giradeau MO 63701: Poe Publishers, no date), Vol 3 pp 26, 29.

4. Emma Laura Miller and Elain Washburn, Ancestry of Henry and Eleanor Pickard, Fiche # 6048780, LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City UT.

5. Joretta Pickard Warner ([email protected]), e-mail message 18 Nov 1998. Hereinafter cited as E-mail from Joretta.

6. Will T Hale, A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans: the leaders and representative men in commerce, industry and modern activities (Chicago: Lewis Pub Co, 1913), pages 1084-1087. Images at Ancestry.com, Provo UT, 2005.

7. Kristine Ludwig, Pickard Ancestors, posted 27 Apr 1998 on website Benjamin "The Immigrant" Rogers: http://rogers-ben.com/benjamin/john/rayl/pickard/jamespickard.htm (site not available Apr 2006).

8. Website: www.RootsWeb.com/~inparke/ParkeCountyWillExtractsBook1.htm

9. Yancey-L Archives on website: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/YANCEY/1998-05/0894384134

10. 1930 Smith Co TN census, Dist 10, ED 80-11, lines 48-50. Roll 2280, p 2A, image 175.

11. William Perry Johnson, 1815 Tax List of Chatham Co NC (No place: no publisher, 1975), GR 929.3 N8ch J71e, p 48, extract from p 89 of original record.

12. E-mail from Joretta, citing The Pickard Family History of Shelby County Texas by Clark E Pickard.

15. Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree software (Novato CA: BannerBlue Div, Broderbund Inc, 1997), Vol 1, Pedigree 2443.

19. William R Henry, Early Settlers of Greene County, Indiana (From Southern States) (Warner Robbins GA: Central Georgia Genealogical Society, 1986), p 67.

20. Notes of the late Jane Kirkpatrick Wall of Cookeville TN, citing Smith Co TN cemetery records, and correspondence from Katherine Reynolds and Irene Petty Watt.

21. LDS IGI-Genealogical Index.

27. Tombstone inscription, personally seen.

29. 1850 US Census, Smith Co TN, p 17, households 350, 351.

40. Frances T Ingmire, Marriage Records of Orange County, North Carolina, 1782-1868 (1984).

41. LDS Family Group Records Archives.

42. RootsWeb WorldConnect listing Abernethy and More, 4 Mar 2004, downloaded 19 June 2005, contributed by Cathy Abernathy ([email protected])

43. 1920 Smith Co TN census, CivD 10, ED 110.





44. RootsWeb WorldConnect listing Tanner, Mayfield, Cates, Lowry, 25 Apr 2003, downloaded Feb 2006, contributed by Randy Tanner ([email protected]).

45. Correspondence and notes of Barbara Pickard of Clinton IN ([email protected]), including register report (1788-1860) Descendants of Henry Pickard, received 29 Jan 2006.

46. Quaker-Roots-L, RootsWeb.com listing Whose lands are these?, 25 Jan 2005, contributed by Billie Lee Smith ([email protected]).

47. RootsWeb WorldConnect listing Vandeventer-L Archives, "My Vandeventer Ancestry", 1 Apr 2003, contributed by Judith Burns ([email protected]). Ms Burns also has other Vandeventer information on RootsWeb.

48. RootsWeb WorldConnect listing Descendants of George and Alice Maris, 13 Mar 2006, contributed by Raymond L Maris ([email protected]).

49. RootsWeb WorldConnect listing Siler Family, 25 Aug 2001, downloaded Mar 2006, contributed by John M Siler ([email protected])

50. RootsWeb WorldConnect listing O'Rear Family Tree, 6 Sep 2003, downloaded 18 Apr 2006, contributed by Barbara Dowling ([email protected])

51. Families of Western Kentucky and Connecting Families, on website: www.maierassociates.com

52. RootsWeb WorldConnect listing Ancestors of Michael Justice, 13 Sep 2004, downloaded 7 Apr 2006, contributed by Michael Justice ([email protected]), citing Justice Family Bible, as reported in Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly, Apr 1971, Vol IX, Nbr 2.

53. Homepage of the Southeastern Cherokee Nation, 14 Mar 2006, on website:www.charleston.quik.com/jeffkat/index.htm

54. LDS Ancestral file.

55. website http://freepages.genealogy. rootsweb.com/~desta/view/g085.html

56. History of Lee County (Chicago: Western Historical Co, 1879), Iowa Biographies Project, on website:http://www.RootsWeb.com/~iabiog/lee/h1879/h1879-cedar.htm

57. Quaker-Roots-L, RootsWeb.com listing, 10 Oct 2001, contributed by Tom Wilson ([email protected]), on website:

http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/QUAKER-ROOTS/2001-10/1002751737

58. Photographs of cemeteries in Smith County TN, and related information, on website:www.RootsWeb.com/~tnsmith/tngen/cempics.htm

This site includes links to two books which list burials in some of the cemeteries.





-- NAME INDEX, Section 3b --Rev 06/06

AlmondRebecca 21

AndrewsCatherine 20Sarah 19

AshFaye 17Gordonville V 17

BaldwinSamuel 1

BeasleyMartha 15

BellMary Jane 21

BirdCatherine 18Robert III 18

BlandMourning 12

BowmanMaria 3

BradshawAnna 19Anna [Crutchfield] 19Thomas 19

BrittJulia 3William O 3

BrownPriscilla 2

BryanNancy 6

BurchJames T 6Pleasant 6

BurkettMatthias 6

CalvertSarah E 12

CampbellJohn 20

CannonMary 2

CarlenSerena Martha (1852- ) 9William Barnard (1824-

1901) 9Carmichael

Sarah 12Carter

Eliza E 12Mr 20

ChamblissJesse 3Mary 3

ChanceNicey 19

ChappellJohn 2

ClarkRobert 1

ClayAnne 2

ConstableFrieda 16

CooleyJohn 14

CooperElizabeth 20J 20

CorbinErnie May 12

CraigMarietta 16

CrowellCharles 11Charles (1795- ) 8Elizabeth 11Elizabeth Melinda (1831- )

8Green L 11Simon 11

CrutchfieldAnna Bradshaw 19William 19

DicksonElizabeth 19

DietrichMagdalene Helene 11

DixonAmy 21

EdwardsElizabeth 2Nancy 15

EflandJacob 19

FitzLucinda 6

ForrestRuth Anne 18

FraemeJohn 2

FrameMary 2

FryWilma 13

GentrySamuel R 13

GibbsThomas 17

GrauelConrad 11Johan Peter 11

GravesMary Ann 15Peter 15

HarveyCapt John 2

HodgesMickey 4

HollidaySarah Caroline (1820-1866)

9Hollis

Zerilda "Rilla" 12Hubbard

Elizabeth 3Hunt

Albert 21Sarah 22

JacksonTheophilus 7

JeansClara E 12

JohnsonCherokee 7Joseph 4

JordanLucretia 7

JusticeElizabeth 2John 2Justinian I 2Justinian II 2William 2

KnappSamuel H 14

KoontsSamuel D 14

LaceyPhilemon 1

LambJohn A 22

LasleyThomas 18

LaughlinMary 21

LightHester 7

LindleyEleanor 20

LongElizabeth 14Julia 13Leah S 20




"All-People" -- Section 3b {Table of Contents} page 3b- 27 Polly 14Winfred 7

LoveEviers 12George N 12

MarisGeorge 20John 20

McIntoshAbel Jennings 16Harry Leonard 16John Steven 16Lizzie Marie 16Mary Maggie 16Oscar Daniel 16Paul 16Perry Dewey 16Rosa Nell 16Sarah Jane 16Thurman Allen 16Viola 16Webster Davis 16William Hixson 16

MendenhallRhoda 21

MooreLucretia 21Mary C "Polly" 6

MorrowJane "Jenny" 19William 19

Mott/MoteJeremiah 20

MyersNorval C 12

NashElizabeth Jane 15Obadiah 15

NationsAda A 7Nancy 15

NeilRosa A 14

O'DanielHenry 19Margaret 19

O'DanielsSusanna 19

OgdenCharles A 16

OliphantDavid W 12Gideon M 13

OsbornGeorge B 14Jesse 14John A 14Louisa 14Loyal 14Lucinda 14

Margaret A 14Mary E 14Nicholas Whitson 14Ralph 14Sarah J 14Stephan 14Thomas H 14

ParksJane "Jennie" 19

PedigoRebecca 13

PettyJohn 4Nancy (1794- ) 4

Pickard(John?) Henry 1Abner 12Alexander 19Alice Jane 16Ann (1818- ) 4Catherine 16Catherine (1836- ) 22Catherine (bc1781) 20Catherine (bc1784) 19Charles "Charley" 13Charles Felix 16Charles Henry (1853-1925)

10Charlotte 15Christian/Christina 1Daniel 19Daniel W Vorace 13Delila 6Dock 12Dr John Abner 12Eleanor 21Eli 21Elijah 19Elijah M. (1858-1920) 10Elisha (bc1775) 19Eliza Ellen 7Elizabeth 1, 6, 12, 14, 15Elizabeth Laban 21Elmira 13Emily 7, 15Frances "Fanny" 19Frank 12Fred 13George 21George B 13George Raymond 13Green (1805-1854) 3Hanibal F 6Hannah 15Harriet 3Hendricks 12Henry 15, 21Henry (1788- ) 4Henry (b c1730) 1Henry (bc1751) 18

Henry Buford 7Hester A 7Hollis 12Isaac 19Isaac H 7Jackson 3James 3, 7James (1816- ) 21James (bc1753) 20Jane (1833- ) 22Jean 20Jefferson Davis (1863-1950)

10Jeremiah (1845- ) 22Jesse (1789- ) 19Jesse (1818-1894) 8Jesse (1865-1936) 10Jesse D 6Joel 15John 15John 6John ( -1790) 1John ( -1812) 18John (1830- ) 22John (b1785) 20John (bc1763) 18John L. (1851-1906) 10Jonathan 21Josephine 7Josephus 7Kissiah "Kizza" 13Laban 21Lucinda 3, 13Lucretia 7Lyman 12Lyman "Sam" 13Martha Elizabeth 5Mary 1, 15Mary "Molly" 3Mary G 13Mary J 7Mary Jane Breckenridge

(1860-1934) 10Michael 19Mickey A 5Myra Elmyra 12Nancy 5, 7, 15, 20Nancy Ann 12Nora 12Nulton Rufus 6Pamelia (1839- ) 22Patsy 3Pearl 12Peter P 3Peter Stephanos (1781-1844)

3Philip J 22Rebecca 3, 19Rebecca (1796- ) 20Richard 19Ruth Laban 21




"All-People" -- Section 3b {Table of Contents} page 3b- 28 Sadie 12Sally 18Samuel (1820- ) 21Sarah 1, 3Sarah (1787- ) 20Sarah J 6Sarah Jane 21Simon 12Stephen 15Stephen Buford 7Tennessee (1856-1930) 17Thomas 1Thomas (1794- ) 19Thomas (1812- ) 7Thomas (1822- ) 21Thomas Fain (1849-1939) 9Thomas Jefferson 7Urina 20Wiliam 5William 2, 15William (1758- ) 2William (1817- ) 21William A 22

PitserEffie 13

RhodeEsther 21

RoyalLouisa 12

RuebottomMr 20

RutherfordMartha 11

SandersElizabeth 3Jesse 3Martha 4

SaundersWilliam 3

SeillorMr 22

SilerAdam 22Jeremiah 20Mary 22

SmithAngeline 7John (1849- ) 17Martha J. (1861- ) 10Mary (1891- ) 17Urb (1879-1911) 17

Smothers?Elizabeth 1

SteelSamuel 19

StewartThora 13

TausendCatharena 11

ThompsonJane 19

ThousandCatharena 11

TungatePernicia J 6

VandeventerAbner "Ab" 13James 14Jennie May 13Mary Frances 14

WadsworthBlanche 12

WallJohn Eldridge (1856-1925)

10Wartion

Mr 22Watley

James 1Watson

Jesse 6Westbrook

Rebecca J 15Whatley

Margaret 18Michael 18

WhittenGeorge M 11

WilliamsBona 13Lutitia 19

WilliamsonAlicia "Dicey" 18

WoodsEllenor 18

WoodyEleanor 21James 21

WorkmanJeanny 19Polly 19

YancyAnn 3James 3




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