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Pa^stTime,sa publication of

Historic Ocala I Marion CountyGenealogical Society

Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records

of the citizens of Marion County, Florida

Volume number 2 Issue number 4

October 1992

PastTimes Notes

Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County.

Please address aI1 correspondenceregarding Ho/uces to:

Ho/MCGSP. O. Box 1206Ocala, FL 34478-1206

Ho/MCGS meets quarterly at 7: Oopm atthe OcaIa PubIic LibrarY, 15 S. E.Osceola Avenue, OcaIa. You are invitedto attend the next meeting on 21 October1992. Bring a friend! The meeting willbe from 7: OOPm to 8: OOPm. We lookforward to meeting with you on Wednesda!,21

October 1992.

MembershiP lnf ormation

The Historic Ocala / Marion CountYGenealogical Society is a division of theHistoric OcaIa Preservation Society. Ifyou are not a HOPS member, please encl-oseyour check made PaYable to HOPS for$30. OO for one year HOPS and HO/MCGS

membership. 1f you are presently a HOPS

member, enclose a check for $5.00 made

payable to HOPS. The membership feeincludes alI members of your family forone calendar year. Ho/l'{cGS members willreceive both the HOPS newsLetter and theHO/MCGS quarterly PastTitnes newsletter, freesurname search listings and free queries-

New Member Welcome

HO/MCGS welcomes Jerome K. Robertson,5537 15th Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN

554t7-2543.

New CemeterY Book

Ho/MCGS member Rose Marie BarkerNations has compiled and published hernew book ELECTRA CEI'IETERY FAMILIES andTheir Ancestors and Descendants ofElectra, Marion County, Florida. This8\" X 11", 320 page, plastic spi-ral boundbook is available for $26. OO includingshipping. Send check to Rose MarieBarker Nations, 1113 Mondon Hil-I Road,Brooksville, FL 34501. $20-00 from thesale of each book will be donated to thefund for completing the Electra Cemetery

fencing.This book contains an interesting

history of the town of Electra, theElectra Cemetery, and a complete listingof the grave stones. The book isarranged by family groups buried there,and includes many sketches of theseMarion County pioneers. Following eachfamily qroup is a full name index. Thefamity groups include the knowndescendants of Barber, william R. c.Barclift, Hansford Brantr James S.Brinson, Augustus Browder FearE, SolomonBrinson Folks, Benjamin Franklin Freer,Lemuel Griggs, James HenrY Halford,wi-Iliam John Holton, Albert Johnson,Gettis O. Mahon, James Calvin McCullough,James Jackson Meadows, William B. Mock,William Palmer Pillans, Sr., Schipman,Willets D. Sellers, Robert Lee Smith,Isham Snell, Daniel F. Stebelton andJames B. waters.

This book is a must for anyoneresearching early Marion CountYresidents. Rose Marie Barker Nations hasdonated a copy of her work to Ho/MCGs.This copy wiII be available for membersto review at our October 2tst meeting.Ho/Mccs congratulates Rose Marie BarkerNations for publishing this importantwork and appreciates the donation of herbook.

The Brantley Association

Mr. J. Kenneth BrantIeY, founder ofThe Brantley Association of America, 5245Moon Road, Powder Springs, GA 30073 wasprovided assistance in his research ofthe Brantley family in Marion County, FLby Ho/McGs. He has provided us with a

copy of the 10th semi - annual reportwhich will be awailable at the nextHO/MCGS meeting. The following areexcerpts, detailed in this rePort,regarding two Brantley families in MarionCounty, FL.

William Brantley, b. Feb 1795 inColumbus County, NC, d. 24 MaY 1861 inMarion County, FL. He married firstElizabeth smith. She died before 1850and William Brantley married second MaryE. Wilson 13 May 1850. Of the six known

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Dedlcated to preserving the a.ncestral reeords of the citizens of Marion County.

children of William Brantley and Ho/MCGS has purchased a copy of thisElizabeth Smith, one is known to have reference for our members use. This book

lived in Marion County, FL. This child will be at the 2l October 1992 meetingwas william A. Brantley, b. circa 1837 in for your inspection.NC, d. 23 Jun 1-864. He married Mary S-

Carter 15 Aug 1864. He is buried in the "Noodli4!I"Carter Cemetery, west of Ocala, FL withhis two sons who were Eddie Brantley, b. Ann Hunter shares this unique way to1 May 1862t d. 72 Nov 1864 and Willie figure birth dates from gravestoneBrantley, b. 19 May 7864t d. 24 Oct 1869. inscriptions that she found in the

The 1850 Marion County, FL census Mayflower Quarterly issue of May 1992.shows Newman Brantley, age 52 and his The Massachusetts Society ofwife Susan, age 19. Newman Brantley Genealogists in their journal, MASSOG,

married first Miss pipkins, daughter of published a helpful tip for figuring a

Moses pipkins. After the death of his birth date from a gravestone inscription.first wife, Newman Brantley married Susan The constant number 8870 is used in theN. Jenkins 6 Dec LB49 in Marion County, followinq example. If the tombstoneFL. Newman Brantley died in Lake County, records mention that a person had died on

FL. Accordj-ng to descendants, he was a May 6t 1889 and was 7t yeats, T monLhs

bystander in a political argument that and nine days oId, you add the death dateoccurred on an election day during the in reverse 18890505, subtract the '71O'709

Civil War in 1861. He was killed when a9e, then subtract the constant 8870.someone tossed a brick, not intended for The answer is 781'70927 and interpreted as

hi-m, that struck him in the head. Two of born: 1817, September 27. This cleverthe eight known children of Newman formula appeared in the MassachusettsBrantley and Susan H. Jenkins with ties Compact newsletter -- it was calledto l"larion County, FL are:

1st chiId. Sarah J. BrantleY, b.circa 1851 in Marion County, FL. She maybe the Sarah J. Brantley who marriedRobert WiIson Simmons (CSA).

7th child. Ann Catherine Brant1ey, b.circa 1859 j-n orange County, FL. She

married Thomas A. Murphy, 6 Sep 7874 inMarion County, FL.

Much more detail- on the PrecedingBrantley families is in the abovementioned report.

Please contact Mr. J. Kenneth Brantleyif you can add any information to hisBrantley families data base.

Cataloqed Genealoqies

The Library of Congress requested themailing Iist of HO/MCGS members for thepurpose of receiving their pamphlet onGeneaTogies CataToged by the Library ofCongress Since L986. The contents ofthis new publication are presented in thepamphlet you will be receiving from theLibrary of Congress. In addition tosupplying them with our mailing Iist,

"NoodIing".

18890505 Died 1889, May 6

Subtract - 7LO'1O9 Age 71 yr 7 mo 9 days]-87'79797

Subtract - 8870 Constant Numberl-8\70927 Born 1817, SePt. 27

Nomination Committee

Shirley Martin LoveIl has agreed toserve as nominati-ng committee chairmanfor next year's officers. Elections ofthe chairman and officers of Ho/MCGS willbe held at our 21 october 7992 meeting.

A Note of Thanks

The october 21st meeting wilI be thesecond anniversary of HO/MCGS. I haveenjoyed editing lc}:.e PastTimes newsletter andserving as chairman for these Past twoyears. Again this Year, we aII haveenjoyed the many benefits of the effortsof our members who have worked onprojects dedicated to preserving theancestral records of the citizens of

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Marion County, FL. Barbara Bombassei haskept our finances straight and worked onchecking the Marion County Marriage Bookrecords. Sybil Bray and Hoyalene Thomashave contributed several sketches andhistorical informati-on on early MarionCounty residents. Marguarete Dillman hastranscribed the Marion County marriagerecords through 1900, and is continuingpast 1900 in this most valuable researchcompilation. Ann Hunter has workeddiligently in indexing the Marion CountyMinutes Book A that appears in Pa.ttTimes.

Shirley LoveIl has donated her computerand is a major contributor to HO/MCGS.

Rose Marie Barker Nations has worked onidentifying the persons interned in theElectra Cemetery and preserving thishistoric old cemetery. WiIIiam Webb hasmeticulously checked the transcriptionsof the Marion CountY Marriage Bookrecords.

Thank you for making this anoutstanding year of accomplishments !

Arnold Davis, Editor

HO/MCGS Year in Review

1. Published 118 pages of I'larionCounty Minutes Book A with a fu11 name

index.2. Responded to 31 requests for

genealogical information on l'larion Countyresidents.

3. Indexed over 7,l-OO Marion CountYmarriage records from 7844 through 1900and prepared them for publication. over2OO footnotes have been written to thesemarriage records.

4. SoId all butMarks & Brands books.

18 Marion County

5. Located a descendant of Thomas J.Pyles, Spanish American War veteran, whomade arrangements for relocating thetombstone of Thomas J. Pyles that wasunearthed on private ProPertY.

6. Acquired three previous lyunpublished genealogical reference booksfor the HO/MCGS permanent library.

1. Published over 1,000 names in thePastTimes index.

8. Presented Francis Thi-gpen, Marion

County Clerk of Court, with an index of2,984 name references taken from thefirst 254 pages of Marion County MinutesBook A. This index wiII be kept at theMarion County Clerk's records office foruse by regearchers.

Marion Countv Minutes Book A

Continuing in this issue of PastTimes,and continuing in each future issue, theoldest records in the Marion County CourtHouse will be published. Marion CountyCourt Minutes Book A is a record of thecourt activities from 1848 to 1855. Bypublishing the actuaL record, th.e PastTimes

reader will have an excellent source oforiginal record. HO/MCGS member AnnHunter is extracting the names for theindex. The number at the toP of eachpage is the original minutes book pagenumber. The number at the bottom of eachpage is used in the index. Each memberis asked to compare the index name withthe original written record name forpossible transcription errors. Shouldyou find a name misspelled, please notifyPastTimes so that corrections can be made.

HOlMCGS extends thanks andappreciation to Francis Thigpen, Clerk ofcourt, and Virginia Loveday, RecordsSupervisor, for their interest andcooperation in assisting Ho/McGs in thisproject.

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Dedicated to preserving the aneestral records of the citizens of Marion County.

Records from the Adam Brinson Parramore Bible

Births

Adam B. ParramoreFanny A. ParramoreMitchael B. Paramore

*James H. ParramoreAlcy A. E. ParramoreMary E. ParramoreLoduska Parramore

*Frances M. ParramoreSarah A. E. Parramore

Alma Teuton

Mary F. 9{i11coxJames J. ParramoreAlcy Loduska A. WillcoxMagadore c. ParramoreMitchael W. ParamoreHelen R. ParramoreAdam F- Parramore

*George B. Parramore*Robert L. Parramore*Argentine M. Parramore*Sarah Leslie Humphries Parramore*James L. Parramore*Algiera Adella Parramore*Mil1ie Parramore

*Elsie Elizabeth Parramore,tSolomon Gl-eason Parramore*Sarah Rosabee Parramore

A. B. P. & F. B. wasS. A. Willcox & A. A. ParramoreM. B. P. & A. E. Culpepper

*J. H. Parramore & S. L. Humphries*J. Teuton & DelI P.

April 17, 1808JuIy 19, 1813March 1, 1838September 30, L840June 8 , 1,842November 12, lA44August 3, 1848JuIy 3, 1851July 9, 1854

January 25, 1896

June 2, 1859February 27, 1,860November 10, 7862August 12, 1862March 31, 1864September 16, 1865october 5, 1856February 24, 1865September 23, 1859June 11, lB72August 13, 1845July 10, 1875April 21, 1877(Illegible in Bible, but her birthdate was October 28, 1880)

october 27, 1882September 15, 1884August L3, 1886

July the 9th 1835July 11, 1858JuIy 21, 1858Nov. 16th 1863February married February 11, 1894

( 1st page)

bornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornborn

born

(2nd page)

bornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornborn

The bottom of page 2 of the birth records is in very poor condition and illegible.There were three more children born to Dr. James H. and Sarah L. Parramore whocould be Iisted in this unreadable area of page 2.

bornbornborn

Marriages

marriedmarriedmarriedmarriedmarried

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Loduska ParramoreAIcy A. Parramore WilcoxMitchael W. Parramore

son of M. B. & A. E. ParramoreMitchael B. ParramoreAdam B. ParramoreFanny ParramoreSarah E. Parramore

*Emit L. Teuton*Joe Teuton*Anna McDonald Parramore

November 22, 1850November 20, 186222 october, L854, age 7

November 7, 1865January 27, 1868December 22, 1870May 1, 1878August 11, 1898September 3, 1898october 11, 1899

dieddieddied

dieddieddieddieddieddieddied

rno. r 22 daya

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Note: AtI of the above names that are preceded with an 'r*" are persons who were orbecame residents of Marion County, Florida.

Dr. James Henry Parramore ( l-840 1889 )

Thomas County, GA Marion CountY, FL

James Henrv Parramore was born September 3O, l-84O, in Boston, Thomas County,Georgia the son of Adam Brinson Parramore and his wife Frances A. (Braswell)parramore. Ilis paternal grandparents, John and Nancv {Brinson) Parramore were earlysettlersofThomasCounty,GA.Hismaterna1grandparents,@andhis wife Zitpha (Inman) Braswell were also early settlers to the area. James Henryparramore's life was secure and his future looked bright as he grew to manhood inThomas County, GA.

Then, the rumors of war turned to reality, just as James Henry became 21 years old.He ioined Captarn William D. Mitch Company of Thomas County Volunteers (O1d

Company H, 29th Regiment, Georgia Infantry) and off to Savannah he went. In Savannahhe enlisted for 1,2 months service on October 29, l-851. He served as a hospitalsteward at Camp Tattnall, Georgia until he \.ras made Ward Master while serving atCauston Bluff, GA, .Iuly of !862. By this time, Old CompanY H, had become New ComPany

I,29th Regiment and James Henrv is detailed in the Ilospital of the 29th Regiment away

from his actual Company's location. In the months of October through December 7862,James Henrv Parramore was found serving "extra duty" at Causton's Bluff and at Camp

young, near Savannah, apparently awaiting a promotion and a new set of orders, as his12 months enlistment was up as of October 29, 7862. Undoubtedly, ,James Henrvparramore, MD was much more fortunate than many of the Confederate soldiers, for hehad climbed the ranks in his medical profession and lived to come home to his wife andfamily.

On November !5, 1863, James Henrv Parramore married Sarah Leslie Humphries. She

was born August 13, 1845 in Thomas County, GA, the daughter of Reverend John Humphriesand his second wife, Delilah M. (Johnson) Humphries. Rev. Humphries had be been a

Methodist Circuit Rider since 1815. With the first settling of the area, he had moved

his first wife and seven of their eight children to Thomas County, GA. With a sister,Miley Delilah, and brothers Joshua P. and Daniel- V., @ was one oftwelve children.

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With the long separation caused by the Civil War behind them, Dr. James Henrv and

Sarah L. parramore were ready to start their own family. To them were born ninechildren:

1. Georse Brinson Parramore, b. Feb. 24, L855 in Thomas County, GA, d. Dec. 24, 1925in Marion County, FL. He married 1st Anna McDonald, Feb 5, 1889 in llarion County, FL.He married 2nd Daisv B. Bellamv, I{,arcl:, 29, 1"900 in Marion County, FL.

2.@,b.Sept.23,1869,d.Dee1947inMarionCounty,FL.Hemarried 1st M. A. Revnolds, March 21, 1890 in Marion County, FL. He married 2nd thewidow Sarah Teuton Dixon about 1893. He married 3rd Marv Jane Prevatt, July 16, 1940in ltarion County, FL.

3. Arqentine llatilda Parramore, b. June 11, ]-872, d. Jan. 27, 1957 in Lake County, FL.She married John Robert Fail.

4. James Lesley Parramore, b. JuIy 1Of 1875, d. oct. 15, 1932 in Pasco County, FL. He

married Annie Fort June 12, l-904 in Marion County, FL.

5. Alseria AdeIIa Parramore, b. April 2\,1877, d. March 10, 7937 in Citrus County,FL. She married first Joseph W. Teuton, Feb. 11, L894 in Marion County, FL. She

married 2nd Joseph D. Kinq, oct 28, 1903.

6. Millie DeIiIah Parramore, b. Oct. 28,1880 in Marion County, FL, d. Sept. 1953 inDuval County, FL. She married Charles H. Brown, April 23, 1897 in Marion County, FL.

b. Oct. 27, 1882 in Marion County, FL, d. Dec. 22, ]-9577. Elsie Elizabeth Parramore,in sarasota County, FL. SheCounty, FL.

Jerrv Weslev Harvev, Aug. 5, 19OO in Marionmarried

8. Solomon cleason Parramore, b. Sept. 15, 1884 in Marion County, FL, d. Mar 15, 1961

in Duval County, FL. He married Ruby L. Gentrv | 1921 in Columbus, GA.

9. Sarah Rosabee Parramore, b. Aug. 13, 1885 in Marion County, FL, d. April 29, 1965in Marion County, FL. She married 1st Frederick A. Lesueur, Feb. 23, L903. She

married 2nd Charles Albert Mclucas, June 14, 1911 in Marion County, FL.

Dr. Parramore moved his family to Marion County, FL, Iocating on the east side ofthe Ocklawaha Riverr lust above Grahamville, at a place he later referred to as

"Camden,' in his application to the United States government for establishment of apost Office in his general store. From July 1888 through December 1889, Dr. Parramoreoperated the "Camden Post Office" along the Norwalk Road in the area referred to todayas Scrambletown. In addition to his store, he had built his doctor's office and home

at the same locati-on, close to Parramore Prairie, which stiII carries his name inhonor today.

Many old timers that live east of the Ocklawaha River today, recall many stories ofDr. parramore's dedication to his profession. The stories 90, "That whether it was

storming cats and dogs, and no matter how far he would have to travel, day or night,if someone needed medical attention he wouLd saddl-e up and go to their aid. "

Additionall-y, Dr. Parramore was welt known for his superior and expert horsemanshipunder any conditions.

Dr. parramore was a member of the Masonic Lodge, first at Marston Lodge #49 in FortMccoy, FL and a charter member of the Morninqstar Lodge #94 tn Grahamville, FL.

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Dr. James Henrv Parramore died Sept. 26, 1889 and was laid to rest in the new

Ocklawaha Bridge Baptist Church Cemetery at Lynne, Marion County, FL. Many yearsIater, his widow, Sarah L. Parramore passed away on Oct. !2, 1915 in Ocala, MarionCounty, FL.

Ref: Adam B. Parramore Bible. Thomas County, GA records (deeds, marriage, probateetc. ). Marion County, FL records (deeds, marriage, probate etc. ). Florida and

Georgia census records. Military records, U. S. Government records, church records,etc.

ocala Banner issue of Friday June 18, 1886:

Jack pemberton cut Mr. Malory at Pemberton's Ferry, and Mr. Malory dj-ed. I'{r. Hogan

went to get some wood to build his (Malroy's) coffin. Jack Pembertons assaulted him(Hogan) with a knife -- cutting him badly. Mr. Hogan is not expected to live.

Ocala Newspaper issue of October 13, l-916:

Death of Mrs. ParramoreMrs. S. L. Parramore who has been sick for a long while, passed away yesterday

afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Mclucas, on North Main Street.Mrs. parramore was 71 years of age, had Iong been a resident of the county and for

fifty years had been a consistent member of the Baptist church.Her memory will Iong be cherished by her neighbors as weII as by the immediate

family.The funeral will take pJ-ace from Mrs. Mclucas'residence this afternoon at 3

O' c1ock.The palt bearers are Messrs. J. L. Edwards, Geo. A. Nash, R. F. Rogers, W. T. Gary

and Dr. Van Hood.

ocala Newspaper issue of oct. _, 1918:

In Memorv of Little Jewel OviedaThe two year old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Parramore passed away at the home

of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Mclucas at an early hour Saturday morning, Oct 12th. She

had been guite ill for several days, and on Monday her condition became alarming, and

all that science and loving hearts could do was done to stay away the visit of thedeath angel.

Little Jewel was a bright and happy child. A dear l-ittle face will be missed dayby day from its usual place, but saved and perfected by grace, one less home, one morein heaven. She is not dead, the child of dear affection, but gone where she no longerneeds protection day after day. The thought will come of what she is doing in thosebright Realms of air.

Put away her little PIaY things,She'11 never need them more,

For priceless treasures are hersUpon that golden shore.

Why should we morn dePartingFriends, or shake a deaths alarm,

' 'Tis but the voi-ce that Jesus sendsTo caII them to his arms

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Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County-

Same Ocala Ne\r/sPaPer

Ur. F. C. Clayton

Same Ocala Newspaper

as

is

above, issue of oct _r 1918:

out again, after a severe spell of fever.

above, issue of Oct , 1918:as

( advertisement )

Service is not an empty word. It has a meaning for everybody. I am prepared togive your eyes the very best service.

Dr. K. J. WeiheEyesight SPecialistGraduate OPtometrist

with Weihe Co., Jewelers, Ocala, Fla.

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This page, and the preceding four pages, were contributed by:Hoyalene Parramore ThomasP. O. Box 353Fort McCoY, Florida 32734

PastTimes wishes to thank Hoyalene Parramore Thomas for the most interesting sketchof her ancestors. PastTimes urgers aIl readers to submit sketches of early MarionCounty, Florida residents for publication.

Need information on the location of Pemberton's Ferry in Marion County (?), FL

about 1886. Any references to Jack or John Pemberton could also prove helpful.Reply to:

Hoyalene P. ThomasP. O. Box 353Fort Mccoy, FL 32L34telephone (904 ) 236-2'790

Seeking j-nformation concerning my great grandmother, Mary "Mollie" MilIigan, b.Dec. 7,1849 in North Carolina (probably Columbus County). Her father was J. A.

Milligan, b. North Carolina. Who were Mary "Mollie" Milligan's brothers and sistersand who was her mother? According to her death certificate, she moved to MarionCounty, FL in L867. She married Gabriel W. Priest between 1865 and 1870. Where werethey married? It is also believed that some of her family (uncles) were in HorryCounty, SC, prior to Florida.Reply to:

Hoyalene P. ThomasP. o. Box 353Fort Mccoy, FL 321'34telephone (904) 236-2190

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PastTimes Name Index

ASHUST, Eliza 313ASHUST, Josiah 313ATKINS, Elizabeth 305, 315ATKINS, John C. 305, 315B(RASWELL), F. 289BAILEY, Lucinda 3O8BAILEY, Silas 314BAILY, Silas 308BAKER, Joseph M. 300BALL, Abner 314BANCROFT, Edward 299, 304BANCROFT, Edward W. 3O2BANCROFT, Edwatd 313BANKS, WILEY & co. 3O2BARBEE, Joseph A. 316BARBER 285BARCLIFT, William R. C. 2A6BARNES, James T. 305BELL, Lewis 3O7BELLAMY, Daisy B. 29!BILL, Abner 3O8BLOCKER, Stephen 307, 3l.4BRANCH, Chas. 314BRANCH, L. B. 308BRANCH, Littleberry 314BRANCH, william B. 314BRANCH, Wm. D. 307BRANT, Hansford 286BRANTLEY, Ann Catherine 287BRANTLEY, Eddie 287BRANTLEY, Elizabeth smith286, 247BRANTLEY, Mary E. Wilson 286BRANTLEY, Mary S. Carter 287BRANTLEY, Newman 287BR.ANTLEY, Sarah J. 247BRANTLEY, Susan 287BRANTLEY, Susan N. Jenkins287BRANTLEY, William 286, 287BP"ANTLEY, William A. 247BRANTLEY, willie 287BRASWELL, Frances A. 29OBRASWELL, JR., Kindred 29OBRASWELL, Zilpha fnman 290BRINSON, James S. 286BRINSON, Nancy 290BROWN, Charles H. 291-

BROViN, Jabez G. 295BRowN, Millie DelilahParramore 291BROWN, S. G. 3O7, 3l-4BRYAN, Stephen 301, 309, 310BUDDINGTON, ozlas 3O5, 311

BULLOCK, Robert 317BURLESON, Daniel A. 3O4,3O7, 310, 317BYRNE, Barnard M. 310CALDWELLT Joseph 316CARTER, Mary S. 287CARUTHERS, WiIIiam 307CARUTHERS , WITI. 314CHAMBERLIN & BANCROFT 296,299, 3O2, 3O4, 313CHAMBERLIN, Charles V. 299,3O2, 313CHAI4BERLIN, chas V. 304CLAYTON, F. C. 293CLINCH, Jno. H. M.303COLE, James B. 311CoNNELL, Wil-liam 311CONRADWICK, Joseph 308CONYERS, Mary 303, 310COOKE, Edward 314COOKE, Elizabeth 314CROFT, Jno. E. 31-4

CROFT, John E. 307CRoMWELL, George 296, 298,312CROSBY, James 306CULPEPPER, A. E. 249DENIZEN, Edward 307, 314DIXON, Sarah Teuton 291DOUGLAS, Judge Thomas 306DoUGLAS, Judge Thos. 3O7,308,309,315,316DUDI?, Kirkland 297DUDLEY, WiIIiam H. 311DULTY, william 311DUNING, WilIiam L. 298DUNING, william S. 296, 312DUPREE, Erastus 305EDWARDS, J. L. 292EDWARDS, William 303ELLIS, James E. 298ELLIS, Nathaniel 306FAIL, Argentine MatildaParramore 291FAIL, John Robert 29iFEARS, Augustus Browder 286FISH. Elenor 317FISH, WiIIiam S. 377FOLKS, Solomon Brinson 286FOLSOM, Maston 301FORT, Annie 291FREER, Benjamin Franklin 286GAMBLE, James 306GARY, Richard R. 294

GARY, W. T. 292GENTRY, Ruby L. 29J-GEORGE, F. Geyer 306GILCHRIST & JUDGE 310GILCHRIST, Archibald 310GODVIIN, Richard 294cOGIl, James 313eoIN, Daniel N. 316GOINTS, John G. 299GREENWOOD & Co. 309GREENWOOD, James 309GRIGGS, Lemuel 285GRoUARD, George M. 312HALFORD, James Henry 285HALL, JoeI 312, 314HALL, Willis 315HARRINGToN, Philip 312HARRIS, Wm. L. 316HARRIS, wm. S. 312HARVEY, EIsie ElizabethParramore 291HARVEY, Jerry Wesley 291HAVERLAND, James C. 300HELVENSTON, John 301HENNES, John D. 296, 3O2HENTON, Allen 314HICKMAN, Wj-lliam 3OO

HocAN, Ur. 292HOLTON, William John 286HOoD, Dr. Yarr 292HOWSE, Ed 317IIUMPHRIES, Daniel V. 29OHUMPHRIES, Delilah M.Johnson 290HUMPHRIES, .Toshua P. 29OHUI'{PHRIES, Miley DeIiIah 290HUI'{PHRIES, Rev. John 290HUMPHRIES, S. L. 289HUI.{PHRIES, Sarah L. 29OIIUI,iPHRIES, Sarah Leslie 290INMAN, Zilpha 290MS, Harry 309JENKINS, Susan N. 287JOHNSON, Albert 285,TOHNSON, Charles A. 294JOHNSON, DeIiIah M. 29OJoHNsoN, John J. 296, 297,JOHNSTON, Abner D. 297, 316JOINER 308JUDGE, Thomas J. 310KETTLES, Elizabeth 295KETTLES, Thog. 295KING, Algeria AdellaParramore Teuton 291

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KING, John D. 29]- NASH| Geo. A. 292 PARRAMORE, Magadore C. 289

LESUEUR, Frederick A. 297 NEEL, Hugh 314 PARRAMORE, Mary E. 289

LESUEUR, Sarah Rosabee NICHOLS, Hezekiah 309 PARRAI.{ORE, Mary Jane PrevattParramore 291 P(ARRAMORE), A. B- 289 291LETCH? & ROSS 303 P(ARRAMoRE) | DeII 289 PARRAMORE, Millie 289

LEWIS, L. R. 3OB P(ARRAMORE), M. B. 289 PARRAMORE, Millie DeIiIahMADISON, John H. 303, 3O7 PAINE, Josiah 296, 303, 304 291MAHON, Gettis o. 286 PARRAMORE, A. A. 289 PARRAMORE, Mitchael B. 289,}(ALORY, Mr. 292 PARRAMoRE, A. E. 29O 29O

MANN, William S. 3O2 PARRAMORE, Adam B. 289,29Ot PARRAMORE, Mitchael W. 289,MARSTON, Randol W. 314 292 29O

MARTIN, Emanuel 301 PARRAMORE, Adam Brinson 289, PARRAI,IORE, Nancy Brinson 290

}4ASH, Reubin 308 29O PARRAMORE, Robert L. 2A9

MASSEY, Henry G. 3O'7, 3!'7 PARRAMORE, Adam F. 289 PARRAMORE, Robert Leon 291

MCCULLOUGH, James Calvin 285 PARRAMORE, Alcy A. E. 289 PARRAMORE, Ruby L. GentryMCDONALD, Anna 291 PARRAMORE, Algeria AdeIIa 291'MCINTOSH, John M. 296 29]- PARRAMORE, S. L. (Mrs. ) 292

MCKONSKY, Louis 308 PARRAMORE, Algiera Adella PARRAMORE, Sarah A. E. 289},iCLEOD, Alexander 296 289 PARRAMORE, Sarah E. 29O

MCLUCAS, Charles (Mrs. ) 292 PARRAMORE, Anna McDonald PARRAMORE, Sarah L. 297, 292

MCLUCAS, Charles Albert 291 29O, 297 PARRAMORE, Sarah LeslieI"ICLUCAS, Sarah Rosabee PARRAMORE, Annie Fort 291 Humphries 289, 29Oparramore PARRAMORE, Argentine M. 289 PARRAMORE, Sarah RosabeeLeSueur 291 PARRAM0RE, Argentine Matilda 289, 291MEADOWS, James Jackson 285 297 PARRAMORE, Sarah TeutonMENTZE, Jacob 311 PARRAMoRE, Daisy B. Bellamy Dixon 291MEYER, Benjamin F. 311, 316 291, PARRAMORE, Solomon GleasonMILLIGAN, J. A. 293 PARRAMORE, Dr. 297 289, 291MILLTGAN, Mary "Mollie" 293 PARRAMORE, Df. James Henry PAYNE 302

MILLS, Ben3amin 307 29O, 291, 292 PEARSON 300, 303, 304, 312MILLS, Will-iam R. 294 PARRAMORE, Elsie Elizabeth PEARSON, John W. 31.0

MITCHEL & ROCERS 307 289, 291 PEMBERTON, Jack 292,293MITCHEL 296, 298, 299, 301, PARRAMORE, Fanny 290 PEMBERTON, John 2933O2,303, 3L2,313, 3:-4 PARRAMORE, Fanny A. 289 PILES, Francis M. 3Ol-

MITCHEL, C. A. M. 304 PARRAMORE, Frances A. PILES, James W. 294' 295,MITCHELL, Capt. WiIIiam D. Braswell 290 3152gO PARRAMoRE, Frances M. 2A9 PILLANS, SR., William PalmerMOCK, William B. 286 PARRAMoRE, G- B. (Mrs- \ 292 286MOODY, Alfred 308 PARRAMORE, George B. 289 PIPKINS, Miss 287

MOODY, David 306, 308 PARRAMORE, George Brinson PIPKINS, Moses 287

MOODY, John 308, 3t7 29]- POOL, Thomas R. 316

MOODY, Mrs. 308 PARRAMORE, Helen R. 289 PORTER, Joseph W. 316MOODY, Rodger 3O8 PARRAMORE, J. H. 2A9 PREVATT, Mary Jane 291

MOODy, Roger 317 PARRAMORE, James H. 289 PRIEST, Andrew J. 298t 3O2,

MOODY, Solomon 295, 301, PARRAMORE, James Henry 290 304, 372, 3133O7, 310, 377 PARRAMORE, James J. 2A9 PRIEST, Emra 307, 314MOORE, Luke 311, 314 PARRAMORE, James L. 289 PRIEST, Gabriel W. 293MORRISON, K. C. 3Ol- PARRAMORE, James Lesley 291 PRIEST, Mary "Mollie"MORRISON, Kenneth C. 297 PARRAMORE, Jewel Ovieda 292 Milligan 293

MORRISON, Rhoderick 307, PARRAMORE, John 290 PRIEST, William 314

3L4, 315 PARRAMORE, Loduska 289, 29O PROVINCE 296, 29'l, 298, 300,MURPHY, Ann Catherine PARRAMORE, M. A. Reynolds 3oL, 3o2, 3O4, 3t2Brantley 287 291 PROVINCE BANKS, WILEY & Co.

MURPHy, Thomas A. 2A7 PARRAMoRE, M. B- 29O 299

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PROVINCE, Davld 315 SO!.!!.!ERVILLE, .rno. 309 TURKETT, John E. 303, 310pYtES, Thomae iI. 288 SPENCER 301 TURNER, John 3O?, 3t4RSARDON, John G. 298, 311 SPENCER, L. 315 WATERI{AN, A. 308, 311, 314BEYNOTDS' U. A. 291 SIANLEY, .Iames 295 }IATERMANT Aden 295, 3O7RIDAUGHT, John !f. 309 STEBELTON, Daniel f. 286 WATERS, James B. 286ROAClt, Chas. 308 STEWART. John L. 3O7, 31rt WEED, A. B. & H. 296, 298,ROBERTS, ltLram 313 STEIIART, Robert t{. 298, 3OO 3t2&OBERTS, Irby 3O6 TARR.ANT, *Iohn 304 IEED, Henry D. 296, 298, 312ROGERS 296,2971 309, 31O TAITOR 298, 304 WEED, N. B. & H. 300ROGERS, R. F. 292 lAYtOR, Joseph !.r. 305 $EED, Nathaniel 296, 298SAI{CIIEg, Francis P. 3O5, 311 tAILOR, S!,iITH & O'BRfEN 3O7 $EED, Nathaniel B. 3LzSAI{CHEZ, John J. 311 TEUTON, Algerla Adella tfEIBE, Dr. K. J. 293SANCHEZ, Sarah 3OS Parramore 291 WILEOX, Alcy A. ParramoreSAI{DERSoN 296, 3OO, 3L2 TEUTON, Alma 289 29OSAt{DEBsoN, J. P.2941 295 IEUTON, Emlt L. 29O ITILLCCTX, AIcy Loduska A. 289SCHIPIIAN 286 TEUTON, ,r. 289 WILL@X, Mary F. 289SELLERS, tfilletE D. 286 TEUTON, Joe 29O LIIJCO:E, s. A. 289Sfm.tONS, Robert l{Llson 287 TEUION, Joseph W. 291 WILLIAIISoN, Thomas s. 314SttITB & O'BRIEN 298, 3OO, TEUTON, Sarah 291 WILSON, Charles L. 317317 THOI,|AS, JameE T. 295 IIILSON, l,tary E. 2A6Sl,lIlB, Abrahan B. 3O4 ?HOUPSON, Abner J. 313 WSODBRIDGE & oLMSTED 305SHITH, Elizabeth 286,287 SIRON & HARRIS 3L2 fEAl.{&t{S, F. 3OgsxrTH, Joeeph P. 299 TI8ON, Willl.am H. 312 IELVERTON & TAyLoR 305StlITH, Robert tee 285 tUCKET{, John E. 305 ISI.VBRTON 302, 3O3SNELL, Iehao 286 TUCKETT, Lydla U. 3O5 ftLVtRtON, ;r. p. 311, 314

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