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1	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F4767
2	12/31/03 Leda Smith-Bradley [swansden@yahoo.com] I went to the 1850 Census for Walker County, Reel # M432-85 Sheet # 409B; Taylor Ridge Valley Colby Wheeler, Sally (Sarah "Sally" Gladden/Davis/Wheeler) and eleven of their combined/eventual seventeen children: Colby and Rachel's (1st Wife) William Wheeler b. 1828 Prescilla Wheeler b. 1829 (already married but living next door!) Isham Wheeler b. 1831 Nancy Ann Wheeler b. 1833 Mary Wheeler b. 1837 Sarah Caroline Wheeler b. 1838 Milton E. Wheeler b. 1839 (Rachel died in 1839) Sally and Miles Davis's (Sally's 1st Husband) Benton Columbus Davis b. 1835 Minerva Ann Davis b. 1837 (living with Gladden grandparents) Nancy Belle Davis b. Aug 1840 (Miles Davis died 25 Aug 1840) *Sally and Colby's George Washington Wheeler b. 1843 Francis J. Wheeler b. 1845 John P. Wheeler b. 1848 Edward C. Wheeler b. 1850 @ Born after Census Liza T. Wheeler b. 1851 @ Robert Norton Wheeler b. 1852 @ Wiley B. Wheeler b. 1856 @(?) In the 1850 Census I also found Minerva living with Sally's parents (Sheet # 427B) and Miles Davis's two sons, Kirksey Hughes Davis and William Boliver Davis, from his first wife - living with his parents ~ their grandparents ~ Jonathan and Nancy Davis! (Sheet # 430 A) I was also tickled pink to find the James Hunt and Barney Woolbright families...so, here is the rest of my weee tale. Nancy Belle Davis b. Aug 1840 Walker Co. GA d. 1893 Wing, AR m1. James M. Hunt b. 1839 Walker Co. GA d. 1864 Rover, AR William C. Hunt b. 1858 Walker Co. GA James Miles Hunt b. 1860 Yell Co. AR George Monroe Hunt b. 1863 Yell Co. AR m2. Samuel A. Turner b. 1838 York Dist. SC d. 1885 (m. 21 Jan 1869) Benton A. Turner b. 1869 d. 1871 Samuel Early Turner b. 1872 d. 1888 John Raney Turner b. 1874 d. 1938 (My Great Grandfather) Wiley H. Turner b. 1876 d.1876 Marion Cicero Turner b. 1878 d. 1961 Ninnie Belle Turner b. 1882 d. 1965 John Raney Turner m. Effie Pike Woolbright (10 Jan 1901) b. 1879 d. 1979 (a grand lady I remember!) *Mima Jane Turner b. 11/11/01 d. 1991 (My Grandmother) John Samuel Turner b. 1905 d. 1982 Miles "Buell" Turner b. 1907 d. 1995 James Ray (J.R.) Turner b. 1909 Still with us! Mima Jane Turner m. Bill Buford b. 1901 d. 1939 They had 5 sons of which 3 are still living	Family: F5500
3	1930 census KY, Calloway County, Liberty Dist 6 Sheet 8B (image 16). this is probably the family but very hard to read.	Family: F5391
4	From: ErnestineRoss@aol.com [mailto:ErnestineRoss@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, 19 February, 2003 9:22 PM To: hooperhous@earthlink.net Subject: Proctor Reunion Hi Peggy, Are you a descendant of William Crow Proctor? William Crow Proctor and Mary Catherine Morgan Proctor are my GG grandparents. Mary Catherine was the first wife of William Crow Proctor, and Frances Marcus was the second wife. William Lewis Proctor and Patience Elizabeth Smith were my G grandparents. They moved to TN in the late 1890s. My sister and I are planning a Proctor Reunion in Bryson City the 3rd week of Sept. Hope I will be able to contact some of the other Proctor descendants and that they will be interested in the reunion. All interested people may contact me at the following address: Ernestine Ross Baumgardner 7108 Peach Orchard Lane Mechanicsville, VA 23111 (804) 746-1451 ErnestineRoss@aol.com Baumern@aol.com	Family: F130
5	Sent: Friday, 21 February, 2003 12:39 PM To: hooperhous@earthlink.net Subject: WorldConnect: Revised Post-em posted Database: pthompson Individual: I14745 Name: Nancy Winiarski Reynolds Email: Nansrella@aol.com URL: URL title: Note: The Children of Nancy Mason Leatherman and Soloman Leatherman are: Annie Dee Leatherman (alive)[ - married to Walton Ramsay Smith (died 1997) - 5 Children: Deanne McNinch Smith (1940)(married 1962 to James Anthony Winiarski (divorced 1991 children) - May Marie Winiarski , Nancy Dee Winiarski Reynolds , James Theophil Winiarski Patricia Smith Adams - married to John Adams - 3 children 3 grandchildren, Dorothy Smith Sullivan married to John O'Shea Sullivan (Jack) - 2 children 3 grandchildren, Sylvia Smith Calhoun married to John Patterson Calhoun - 2 children & *Walton Ramsay Smith II - married to Anne Smith - 2 children] Claude Leatherman (died 1997) - married to Lucy ? Leatherman (died 1997)- 4 children ? grandchildren ?great grandchildren Dorothy Leatherman Bradley (alive) Married to Conley Bradley (children?) Betty Leatherman Ross - married to William Ross - 2 children 6 grandchildren This is all I have - I can name the children and grandchildren of most of these people. Please e-mail me at Nansrella@aol.com	Family: F4990
6	Bond dated June 21, 1851 with Thos H. George. Married June 23, 1851 by J. Gaylor, J.P. (MR 3, page 64 and MP 1851) The State of Alabama, DeKalb County I J. N. Franklin Judge of Probate for DeKalb County hereby certify that on examination of the records I find that a marriage license of Isaac Hooper to Delila Broils were issued June 21st, 1851. Given under my hand & seal this 6th Jun3 1883. J. N. Franklin Judge of Probate Fee. 50¢ please remit Benjamin F. Broyles brother of Delilah said, "They ran away and married".	Family: F1947
7	Divorce Records between Monroe Smith and Mary Jane Todd Smith Sometime in late 1906 or early 1907, when the weather was cold, Mary Jane Todd Smith and her three children packed what belongings they could into toe sacks and left her husband, Monroe Smith, in Limestone County, Alabama. For a more detailed description, see the notes under Goldie Lee Smith Brown, daughter of Monroe Smith and Mary Jane Todd Smith. This narrative was told to Tony Pope by his grandmother, Goldie Lee Smith Brown. Goldie remembers snow being on the ground at one point and her baby sister, Viola, had not been born yet. Tassie, Goldie's half-sister, wanted to stay home from school like her sisters, but her stepmother sent her on to school. Approximately six years later in 1913, Monroe begins divorce proceedings. Probably in order to marry his third wife, Okalonie Lewis. The notes below were compiled using records obtained from the Limestone County Archives in Athens, Alabama. February 13, 1913: Chancery Court records for the Fifth District of Northern Chancery Division at Athens, Alabama in Limestone County commands any sheriff in the State of Alabama to summon Mary Smith to appear and plead to, answer or demur, within thirty days from the service hereof… A typed note at the end of this document states… “Defendant lives with Mr. John Todd, Albertville, Alabama, Route, No. 1, 16 miles from said town.” April 28, 1913: Typewritten letter to Monroe Smith of Madison, Alabama from Register in Chancery states: “The suit filed in this Court by your attorneys for divorce has been dismissed and a new suit filed; this had to be done because the Sheriff could not [find?] Mrs. Smith to serve the notice on her; now a non-residence notice will need to be published in the newspaper in order to get notice on her. Your attorneys wrote me to write to you for the costs in the case that has been dismissed, and this will have to paid before I can file the other case; it amounts to $3.60, and I shall appreciate it if you will kindly send me check or money order for this sum, and upon receipt of same I shall then file the other suit and issue the notice. This is the cost that has accrued in the case that is to be dismissed, and has nothing to do with the other suit.” May 06, 1913: Chancery Court document stating that Mary Smith is a non-resident of Alabama, and that her particular place of residence is unknown orders that a publication be made in the “Limestone Democrat”, a newspaper published in the town of Athens, Limestone County, Alabama, be made once a week for four consecutive weeks to plead, answer, or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause by 06 June 1913 or thirty days thereafter a decree pro confesso may be taken against her. May 08 -29, 1913: A clipping published in the “Limestone Democrat” newspaper for four consecutive weeks states: “Non-Resident Notice: The State of Alabama, Limestone County. In chancery, at Athens, fifth district, northern chancery division. Monroe Smith, 1051 vs. Mary Smith. In this cause, it is made to appear to the register, by the affidavit of Monroe Smith, that the defendant, Mary Smith is a non-resident of the state of Alabama, and that her particular place of residence is unknown and further, that in the belief of said affiant, the defendant is over the age of twenty-one years. It is therefore ordered by the register that publication be made in the Limestone Democrat, a newspaper published in the tow of Athens, County of Limestone, state of Alabama, once a week for four consecutive weeks, requiring her the said Mary Smith to plead, answer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause by the 06 day of June 1913, or, in thirty days thereafter, a decree pro confesso may be taken against her. Done at the office, in Athens, Ala, this 06 day of May, 1913. W.W. Malone, Register.” July 18, 1913: A handwritten note on letterhead from the Law Offices of Walker and Spragins [Richard W. Walker & Robert E. Spragins] of Huntsville, Alabama asks the Chancery Court in Athens, Alabama if the divorce case between Monroe Smith and his wife [Mary Jane Todd Smith] has been filed. The note continues that the time is up, and requests a decree pro confesso so they can take the proof. Signature at the bottom is “Spragins Speake.” July 26, 1913: A typewritten note on letterhead from Spragins & Speake Attorneys at Law, First National Bank Building; Huntsville, Alabama is sent out by Robert E. Spragins. To the Register in Chancery, Athens, Alabama, the note states: “Dear Sir: I wrote you a week or ten days ago to know if the time had expired for the taking of a decree pro confesso in the case of Monroe Smith against his wife for divorce. Since writing you I have heard nothing. I am in receipt of information from Mr. Monroe Smith that the time has expired. If so please take a decree pro confesso on day after tomorrow, if you have not already don so and notify me to this effect. I will send you interrogatories to be filed to Joseph Lewis and Wm. Anelton, witnesses for complainant in the case and will ask that you issue a commission to yourself to take the depositions. Both witnesses live in the south part of your county.” July 28, 1913: Proof of Publication from W.W. Malone, Register in Chancery in Limestone County, Alabama, document certifies that a notice was placed in the “Limestone Democrat” newspaper commencing 08 of May 1913 and ending 29 of May 1913. Copy of article included. July 28, 1913: Decree Pro Confesso on Publication taken before Chancellor, Court or Register document states that no reply was received from Mary Jane Todd Smith after publication of notice in the “Limestone Democrat” newspaper for four consecutive weeks from 08 May 1913 through 29 of May 1913. August 06, 1913: A typewritten note from Robert E. Spragins to Mr. W.W. Malone, Register in Chancery, Athens, Alabama states: “I am handing you herewith interrogatories to be filed in the case of Monroe Smith vs. Mary Smith, nominating you as Commissioner to take the depositions. Please advise Mr. Monroe Smith, Madison Alabama, R.F.D. #…c/o Ms. W.A. Whitmo..? [in care of is handwritten an cannot read entire name]…what you will expect from him and his two witnesses to come before you on a certain day fixed- set you time after the lapse of ten days from the filing of the interrogatories.” A handwritten notation at the bottom states: “Wrote to Smith 8/8/13.” August 09, 1913: Typed letter from Spragin and Speake, attorneys representing Monroe Smith in divorce case against Mary Jane Todd Smith, goes to the Chancery Court in Limestone County, Alabama. Document states questions (interrogatories) to be given to two witnesses and to Monroe Smith when giving depositions to be read in evidence at divorce trial. Witnesses for Monroe Smith are Joseph Lewis and Henry Smith. Henry Smith's name is handwritten over William Anelton whose name has been marked through. Questions to be asked will be included with statements. August 13, 1913: Commission Caption and Certificate document, gives information stating that W.W. Malone, Register of Chancery Court of Limestone County, Alabama has called Joseph Lewis, Henry Smith, and Monroe Smith to appear before him on August 19, 1913 August 19, 1913: Joseph Lewis, Henry Smith and Monroe Smith give statements to W. W. Malone, Register of Chancery Court of Limestone County, Alabama. This information has been typewritten onto Commission Caption and Certificate document sent out on August 13, 1913. Statements given: My name is Monroe Smith, I am the complainant in this cause, I am over 21 years of age, I live in Limestone County, Alabama, and have lived here all my life, and I am 45 years of age; the defendant Mary Smith is over 21 yeas of age, and I do not know where she lives, and have not heard from her and have not seen her for seven years. Yes Sir, -- Mary Smith and I were married in Limestone County, Alabama, about 16 years ago. I do not live with my wife now, I do not even know where she is. Yes Sir, -- she voluntarily abandoned me without any fault on my part; this took place in Limestone County, Alabama, more than three years ago, in fact about seven years ago; I was working about ten miles away from home and when I went back home on Saturday night I found her gone, and I have not seen her since that time. Apparently Monroe could not write so he left an “x” beside his name that someone else wrote. I, Henry Smith live in Limestone County, Alabama, and I, Joseph Lewis live in Morgan County, Alabama near Trinity and I have lived there for about a year; I Henry Smith have lived in Limestone County, Alabama all my life; We both know the parties to this suit, and have known them about 25 years or long. Mr. Monroe Smith resides in Limestone County, Alabama, and we do not have any idea where the woman, Mrs. Mary Smith resides. Mr. Smith has resided in Limestone County all his life. We know that it has been a long time, about 15 or 16 years ago, that they married and in this county and state. They lived together as man and wife for nine or ten years. No Sir, they are not now living together. They separate about 7 years ago; we were working with Mr. Smith at this time about ten miles from home down on the River, and we went home with him on a certain Saturday night and when we got there we found that Mrs. Mary Smith was not there, and we were informed that she had left and we have not seen or heard of her since that time. Yes Sir, -- one of them did abandon the other; Mrs. Smith abandoned Mr. Smith, and abandonment occurred about 7 years ago, and in this country and state, an it has been continuous up to this time. Yes Sir, --the abandonment was complete from bed and board, and the abandonment was not the fault of Mr. Smith. Apparently Henry Smith could not write so he left an “x” beside his name that someone else wrote. Joe [Joseph] Lewis signed his name. September 01, 1913: Decree of Divorce document from Limestone County in the State of Alabama grants decree pro confesso and dissolves marriage of Monroe Smith and Mary Jane Todd Smith on grounds of “voluntary abandonment.” NOTES: Even though the first document dated February 13, 1913 indicated where Mary Jane Todd Smith was living at the time, it is evident from the documentation following it that the whereabouts of Mary Jane was not known for some time, possibly not until after the divorce which was granted on September 01, 1913. Monroe married Okalonie Lewis on November 21, 1913. Compiled by: Tony L. Pope 4175 Kingston Hwy. NE Kingston, GA 30145 Phone: (706) 232-7326 E-mail: Pope1966@aol.com *This information was compiled by using documents obtained from the Limestone County, Alabama Archives in Athens, Alabama. Documents included chancery court records, affidavits, and an article in the newspaper at the time. Some information has been included as told to me by my grandmother, Goldie Lee Smith Brown, daughter of Monroe Smith and Mary Jane Todd Smith. Tony Pope July 5, 2004	Family: F3213
8	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F6403
9	Laurensville Herald Friday, June 28, 1929 DAVIS - GIBBS Gary Gibbs and MISS MARY DAVIS, well known young people of the Trinity-Ridge section, were married Sunday morning at Gray Court at the parsonage of the Methodist Church, the REV. J.L. SINGLETON officiating. The bridegroom formerly lived near Hendersonville, N.C., and has been making his home in this county for several years. The bride is the estimable young daughter of MR. and MRS. HENRY R. DAVIS.	Family: F6715
10	North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868: Bride: Angeline Welch Groom: Welburn Collins Bond Date: Oct 24 1866 Record 01 003 Bondsman: Witness: R.C. Slagle Bond #: 000077133 Marriage Date: Oct 24 1866 Performed By: J.F. Mashburn, Justice of the Peace Comment:	Family: F4999
11	North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868: Bride: M C W Welch Groom: Franklin Medlin Bond Date: March 21 1850 County: Macon Record 01 008 Bondsman: Josiah Welch Witness: JK Gray Bond #: 000077706 Comment:	Family: F4995
12	On the SSDI there is a Thomas J. Golden b. 17 Sep 1888, d. 15 Nov 1966, last residence 37348 Kelso, Lincoln County, TN , 412-20-3073 issued TN. Also a Viloa Golden b. 25 Dec 1892, d. Sep 1977, last residence 38106 (Memphis, Shelby County, TN, 409-08-0203 issued TN.	Family: F6246
13	Possible: 1910 census, SC, Fairfield, Twp 8, Dist 57, Sheet 3A (image 5) J.T. Robertson age 36, wife Lucy age 26 married 6 years, both born SC. Children: Ida age 4 and Gladys? age 2, both born SC. Unable to locate any info for 1920 and 1930 census.	Family: F905
14	Possible: 1930 census SC, Greenville County, Butler, Dist 8, Sheet 13A image24). there is a George H. Ridgeway living near his son, Robert Garvey Ridgeway, married to Doris L. age 57. this may be a second marriage for George, Zora may have passed.	Family: F887
15	Possible: 1930 TX, Kaufman County, Precinct 6, Dist 21, Sheet 6A, (image 11). J. F. Thompson, wife Edna. Home is very close to brother W.D. Thompson (the next census page).	Family: F1224
16	Possible: Listed James A. Campbell and Ruth B. 1930 census SC, Greenville County, Greenville, Dist 54, sheet 16A (image 31)	Family: F838
17	State of Alabama, Etowah County Personally appeared before me, J. M. M_? Judge of the Probate Court of said County, J. B. Hooper and after being sworn on oath says that he is acquainted with Jessie R. Oliver & Mary E. Hooper and that Jessie R. Oliver is over 21 years old, and that Mary E. Hooper is over 18 years old. J. B. Hooper Sworn to and ___? before me this the 18th day of Jany 1868 J. M. M_? Judge of Probate	Family: F3120
18	State of Louisiana St. Tammany Parish This is to certify that by virtue of the (illegible) in License and an application of the parties I did celebrate the rites of matrimony between Mr. E. Talley and Sylvania Cooper both of this state and pronounced them man and wife according the Laws of the State of Louisiana. I have caused said parties to sign this marriage (illegible) on the third day of Dec. 1870 in my presence of the undersigned witnesses of lawful age. In witness thereof I have (illegible) signed my name officially day & dated above. Written E. W. Moore, Minister (illegible) Witnesses J. W. Ernest E. A. Ernest J. J. O'Marham (?) I certify the above to be a true copy in words & figures. E. Warren Clk Note: Other sources suggest that E. Talley herein mentioned is William Enoch Talley. Souce:Transcribed from a photocopy of the marriage certificate by Edie McKinney Talley (emcktalley@aol.com) (7 Jan 2002)	Family: F1646
19	TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE 1881-1885 TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, January 5, 1884, p. 5, c. 4 STONE-WIGGS.-At the residence of the bride's father, Dec. 20, 1883, by Rev. P. O. Tunnell, Mr. J. M. Stone and Miss Caledonia Wiggs-all of Smith County.	Family: F6653
20	To Jefse R Jones Judge of the Parish of St Tammany This is to authorise you to Issue a licence for the marriage of Wm Smith and my Daughter Price Cooper [Signed] C Cooper I hereby Certify that in Conformity to a license of the Judge of the parish of St Tammany to me directed I did on this 20 day of December 1820 Join in the Holy ordinance of matrimony William Smith and Price Cooper In presence of Uriah Smith Sam’l Walker Justice of the Hiram Smith parish of St Tammany John Holden William Smith to Price Cooper December 20, 1820 (#192, Marriage record vol. 1, page 49) ********************************************************************* Know all men by these presents that we William Smith and Thomas Tate of the parish of St. Tammany & State of Louisiana are held and firmly bound unto Thomas B. Robertson Governor of the State of Louisana in the sum of Five hundred dollars for the payment of which well and Truly to be made to the said Thomas B. Robertson or his succefsors in office we bind our Selves and each of us our heirs executors and administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents Witnefs our hands this 20th day of December 1820. Whereas the above bound William Smith has obtained a License to marry mifs Pricy Cooper of this Parish - now if there shall exist no legal impediment to said marriage then this obligation to be void else to remain in full force and virtue Witnefs William Smith (Laird ?) Mallory Thomas Tate William Smith to Price Cooper December 20, 1820 (#192, Marriage record vol. 1, page 49)	Family: F1252
21	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F6677
22	Alan Bunner writes: William and Caroline had living with them Nancy E. Ellison, age 26, who might be "Molly Malicey" Ellison. Caroline Hellams writes" The 1880 Anderson So. Census shows William (53), Caroline I. (56), Nancy E. (26) daughter, and John E. (1) grandson. Nancy must be daughter of Wm. and Sarah Ann. I am told the grandson is John Arley Oscar Ellison (19 Jul 1878 - ?), born in Anderson Co, son of James William Ellison and his first wife Mattie (Osborne) Ellison. Mattie died in 1878, probably in or after childbirth with John. James William Ellison was the first child William M. and Sarah Ann Ellison.	Family: F6040
23	Bedford Times Republican Bedford, Iowa: Herring, Bertha of Corning wed Dean Fleming of nr Grav; at Corning. BTR 20 Feb 1919. No children from this marriage but raised a nephew, Gordon Richard "Dick" Rainforth, Dean's sister's son.	Family: F3275
24	Herring, Dell Fay 21 Cwy wed Earl or Bert Powell 24 Cwy; nr Grav. Bedford Times Republican Bedford, Iowa 22 Feb 1917, Bedford Free Press Bedford, Iowa 20 Feb 1917.	Family: F5042
25	Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 about E E Noyes Name: E E Noyes Census Date: 1925 Residence County: Osborne Residence State: Kansas Locality: Jackson Birth Location: Kansas Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1874 Race: White Relation: Head Line: 21, Roll: KS1925_111 Father's Name: S H Spouse's Name: H N	Family: F4558
26	Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 about Fountain F Bloomer Name: Fountain F Bloomer Census Date: 1925 Locality: Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas Birth Location: Kentucky Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1887 Race: White Relation: Head Line: 27, Roll: KS1925_111 Spouse's Name: Cora M	Family: F4560
27	These entries are from Henrico County Monthly Meetings, llso called Curles, New Kent, Upper, White Oak Swamp and Weyanoke MM. Est. prior to 1699. 1795 Sep 5 William H. Pleasants produced certificate from Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting, Va., to marry Mary Ladd. 1795 Sep 8 Mary, daughter of James, Charles City Co.; married William H. Pleasants. 1795 Oct 3 Mary reported married to William H. Pleasants. White Oak Swamp Register, 1792-1883 William Henry Pleasants, son of Thomas Pleasants, of Goochland Co., marriage to Mary Ladd, daughter of James Ladd, of Charles City Co. Witnesses: Robert Evans, Jr., Archibald Christian, John H. Christian, Robert Crew, John Ladd, Obediah Crew, Sam'l Hargrave. Relations: Thomas Tabb, John Crew, Amos Ladd, Ben. W. Ladd, Isabella Ladd, Clothilde Harris, Ann Bates, Sally Pleasants, Henrietta Pleasants, Rachel Ladd, Sally Ellyson, Elizabeth Pleasants, James Ladd, Thomas Pleasants, James Bates, Thomas Harris, James D. Ladd, Robert Pleasants, Joseph Ladd, Elizabeth Ladd, Martha Charles, Meriane Crew, Margaret Crew. 8th 9mo. 1795. Source: The Valentine Papers Vol. II, p. 1219.	Family: F3775
28	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3055
29	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3055
30	(Believed to have had two children)	Family: F4514
31	(Index book by Genola and Crouch lists this marriage between J. E. Ellis and Celeste WIGHT.)	Family: F4730
32	(Marriage number 3)	Family: F6461
33	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3945
34	(No issue)	Family: F1368
35	(no issue)	Family: F1602
36	(No issue)	Family: F4461
37	(No issue)	Family: F4463
38	(No issue)	Family: F4464
39	(No issue)	Family: F4465
40	(No issue)	Family: F4504
41	(no issue)	Family: F4529
42	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1095
43	(see note 1) of Warren Lenox Thompson, husband.	Family: F3
44	(see note 2) of Warren Lenox Thompson, husband.	Family: F3
45	(see note 3) of Warren Lenox Thompson, husband.	Family: F3
46	(Shown here also as a guard.)	Family: F2184
47	(There is a descrepancy in these dates. Ann Scott marriage to John Pleasants, Jr is listed as 12 Jun 1750 and she is said to be a widow) Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/cumberland/vitals/marriages/marr0000.txt	Family: F3719
48	(three children, names unknown)	Family: F4462
49	**I don't know if Amanda is the same person as Pearl but have recorded a second marriage until I find proof.	Family: F5742
50	*I don't know if Amanda is the same person as Pearl but have recorded a second marriage until I find proof.	Family: F2138